and cbsn bay area is covid-19 testing trouble with a nationwide computer issue with the testing vendor has in some sites in san francisco closing completely for the rest of the day and here is kpix 5's kiet do . >> reporter: i am at the cherry land testing site. it stretches three quarters of a mile. some people have been waiting many hours and are about to get some bad news. the problem started around 9:00 or 10:00 this morning when nurses noticed a slowdown with the computer system. they are using color labs based in palo alto. it worked intermittently but by 1:00 pm the nonprofit service provider shut it down and told people to go home. tha word. >> we need to find out what is going on. i understand that the system is on overload, but if you are going to take this work on you have to be ready. >> unfortunately, the system is still not stable today. >> reporter: her employer requires a negative test of for she can go back . in hayward, kiet do , kpix 5. >> they said they will be in touch with anyone whose appointment was postponed today. because of the computer issues, the san franci

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking live from our exclusive salesforce tower camera looking west, you can see the sutro tower in the background. good morning. it is monday january 3. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will look at our traffic and weather as everyone is heading back to work after a long holiday weekend. >>> good morning. we are looking the a a dry start but that will be changing. show a front pushes acssyoe se high def doppler but you see where the rain is up to our north by the california/oregon border. that's the tail end of the front that will be pushing into our region. timing it out as we take you hour by hour, here we are at 8:00 a.m. and you see light showers across the north bay and really north of the golden gate, that best chance to see that wet weather today. as we look to 3:00 p.m., looking at light scattered showers. south bay, you may not see that much. here we are as we look ahead to this evening. just some light showers, really scattered in nature. we are looking at highs in the low to mid 50s this afternoon. we'll talk abo

how one bay area city plans to give drivers a break. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, we talked to a local doctor about the effects of climate change on wildfires , and the impact on the health of children. that's at 8:30 tonight. at 8:45, we hear from a widow of former chief scientist at theranos. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your options. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com >>> we are counting down to kick off. less than 3 days until the 49ers take on the cowboys in the playoffs right here on kpix 5. >> the red and gold faithful are ready to root for the team this sunday. we saw some fans already stocking up on playoff gear. we also caught some fans who plan to make their way

>>> now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, news that real estate heir and convicted killer robert durst has died in a stockton prison facility. good afternoon. i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. let's go to anne makovec at the live news desk. >>> robert durst, billionaire, was 78 years old. he had been serving life in prison in stockton when asone mu. hewas so ral ot s lasahe died at taken for testing and went into cardiac arrest and could not be revived. he was a suspect in three murders including unsolved disappearance of his first wife, killing and dismemberment of an elderly neighbor and execution style death of his confidant. he was convicted of her murder last september. you may remember he unwittingly confessed to several killings on a live recording used in a 2015 hbo mini series. he got covid in prison and at one time was on a ventilator. the coroner has not released his cause of death. >>> governor newsom unveiled his more than $286 billion state budget proposal. justin andrews is live detailing the dollars in the spending plan. >> reporter: the governor present

>>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. the demand for covid19 testing shows no science of slowing down. good afternoon. >> kpix5 is in fremont with what health experts say we could see the peak in this surge of positive cases. >> this testing site at fremont central park is offering covid tests at no cost. people can make appointments but those who didn't have one were relieved to find out today they were also taking walks in. that is at least until they reach capacity. >> how hard has it been trying to find anything? >> really hard. we fried calling like different various clinics. >> similar stories from people waiting in line at the bay area community health testing event today in fremont. it hasn't be easy to find a covid test in alameda county or another paarea soon as possible and then i realize almost all are full. >> some are getting tested after showing symptoms. others need a test for work or they just want to be safe. >> we are just getting back from a resort and we just want to make sure we are inactive though w

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, live from exclusive salesforce tower camera, a live look east over the bay bridge. good morning. it is monday january 10. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will start with a look on our weather and traffic beginning with darren peck. we got a gorgeous weekend after a rough foggy week. >>> we did. today will be a stellar example of how to make up for all that. plenty sunshine and highs back to the low 60s. we are starting with clouds though which did a big favor in terms of the way it feels to start the day. if we look at the current numbers, nobody is in the 30s right now. i mean the coldest numbers i have are low 40s. that would be 42 for livermore and fairfield, mid 40s, 50 in the city, 47 in san jose. it's a warm start thanks to the clouds. if we look to where we are going today, it will be sunshine across the whole day. we'll go to mid 60s in general most locations and sun is coming up at 7:25. by 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning we should have relatively clear skies. we'll look at that in futurecast as well as looking ahead in

you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com, or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app, and you can >>> welcome in 49ers-packers at lambo tomorrow. the san francisco 49ers wouldn't mind running against a week packers run defense taking on the finance of the green bay packers who like to reach the ends under the air, and rarely turn the ball over. if you can't take it away from rogers, at least get some pressure on him. having nick bosa back should help in that regard. he has 15.5 sacks , and has cleared concussion program calls, and will play tomorrow against the green packers. expect single digit temps in the home of the cheeseheads. not an easy place to play. the good news, the 49ers are hot, winning 8 of the last 10, six of those coming on the road. san francisco had a better record on the look road than at levi's this season. >> you don't mind the traveling. you get to sit in a hotel room a lot more, you get a long plane ride. you rest when you are at home as well, but people do have family and stuff that it is harder to sit there and

>>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area another fatal freeway shooting in oakland. the victim an alameda county sheriff's office recruit. good afternoon. >> the sheriff's office said he was just driving home from work when bullets flew into his car, killing him. justin andrews joins us with the latest on this. justin. >> the name of the victim hasn't yet been released. investigators are heartbroken and disturbed. alameda county deputies say the young recruit was set to graduate next month and start his brand new career in law enforcement. new video into the newsroom of the alameda regional training center in dublin. this is where the recruit had just left yesterday. sadly, he will never be able to return. at one point there were two likely recruits on the other side of the fence here. they shake hands and then they give each other a hug. >> well it was -- a very difficult day, not business as usual at the academy today. we canceled all our classes for the next two day its we brought in our peer support. we are letting them grieve and hopefully as a message from our

streaming today, cbsn bay area, the return of the amazing race. we will catch up the host for a preview >> on the healthwatch. medical pans to slow down the mission of all times. it may restrict coverage only to patients with approved clinical trials. in an interview on cbsn bay area, and max rich talked to a professor about the decision. >> from what i understand, it is rare for the center for medicare and medicaid services that limit coverage in such a dramatic way. can you talk a little bit more about the details of the proposal here? >> yes. it needs to be clear that the cms had has a tough decision to make. they are not really limiting coverage. they are choosing a middle ground. because the cms could have said we will cover everybody in medicare that is eligible. but, a lot of experts felt that that was not the way to go. given that we don't have enough evidence of this particular drug's benefits. the other alternative would be for medicare not to cover any of the patients who want the drug. that would have been the other extreme. what cms d

just ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area . an all-time classic celebrating a half-century and a milestone for the godfather. >>> and coming up ars of shnaom and coming up on cbs mornings, one of his final interviews before his passing. bob saget spoke talking about his work and had humor has helped through tough times. >> even at this very serious moment, humor comes through. >> the exclusive interview wow! no braces, everything's hands-free. i wasn't so lucky... invis is not your parents' braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign >>> if you're just getting ready to get out the door, there are differences about this morning's weather. the fog is more noticeable and that's what it looks like on the bay bridge right now. in san jose, dense fog advisory and it includes santa clara valley. san jose your included and also includes the east bay communities and the peninsula so this is just been extended over the last 10 minutes and that is new and of course the northbay valle

>>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> oakland police have several blocks closed off to the federal building as the alameda county bomb squad looks into a possible incendiary device. we have a report that looks like a potential pipe bomb and we are live over that area and it is clay street beef -- between 11 and 16 and they are all closed and they have evacuated the area and will keep you updated. >>> two pedestrians killed in a san jose crash and the message today from police. >> new federal efforts to fight covid and plans to get more masks and test in the people's hands. >> president biden reflects on his first year in office and looks ahead. i have more with this news conference and the administration's expectations. >>> good afternoon. the other top story at 3:00, police are investigating a deadly crash in san jose. two pedestrians were killed adding to a growing count in the city in just the first month of the year. it happened last night along the expressway and we just heard from police. >> reporter: this is where the traffic fatalities happened on

the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix 5 captio pons cb ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, as the east coast digs out from a monster snowstorm, we're track ago new weather system that could hit later this week. plus details from the f.b.i. in a terror attacks in a texas synagogue. strong wind knocks out power to thousands and causes travel nightmares on the road and in the air. terror in texas, hearing from a hostage of the terrifying moment of a nearly eleven-hour standoff. >> he was going to kill each of us. >> o'donnell: and the rabbi is hailed as a hero. >> i threw a chair at the gun man and i headed for the door. >> o'donnell: what we're learning tonight about how the attacker got into the united states. on this martin luther king jr

the news continues streaming, cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix 5 news app. have the ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, holiday travels' perfect storm, fast moving winter weather and the pandemic leaves travelers stranded and thousands of flights canceled. tens of millions of americans under winter weather alerts with a snowstorm so powerful it even grounded the commander-in-chief. new year, same travel nightmare. from bad weather... >> i don't know where i'm going to be out of this. this is crazy! >> o'donnell: ...to covid staff shortages. >> my flight got canceled three times already and it was due to a lack of crewmates. >> o'donnell: kids and covid, the return to the classroom for america's school children. what's being done to keep them safe? >> i just hope he doesn't get sick. i just pray every single day. >> o'donnell: plus the big news from the f.d.a.

we brought you the new york city memorial live on cbsn bay area. we are always on and kpix.com , and the kpix app. >>> we are getting a first look at the scope of the devastation in tonga after an underwater volcano of opted and triggered a deadly salami. the pacific island nation has been virtually cut off from the rest of the world since saturday after it's under sikh medications cable ruptured. meteorologist paul heggen has the new images from surveillance flights. >>> the only glimpse we have seen of the island comes from the sky because of those surveillance planes snapping these photos of destroyed villages and the landscape covered in ash. authorities say they suffered catastrophic damage, and the airport is still out of action. officials are still trying to clear ash from the runway to allow aid planes to land by monday. look at these before and after satellite images. they show the port authority weeks before the synonymy and then covered in ash. in another image, you can see trees and homes in fields before the eruptions. some buildings h

now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new developments in the elizabeth holmes trial. the jury said they are not able to reach a unanimous verdict on three of the fraud counts faced . the judge sent the jury back to deliberate some more. minutes ago, the court received another note from the jury. we will soon learn what this is about. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and deceiving doctors and patients as the head of theranos . if convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison and we are joined now by stanford law professor david. we do not know which of the charges they are hung up on. >> no one really knows until we see what the jury tells us and we have reached the end of the deliberations. the biggest news this morning was the jury was able to reach a unanimous verdict with regard to eight of the charges. the fact that they have not reached a unanimous verdict with regard to the other three is less important. >> how likely is that the trial might end in a mistrial? >> it is possible there will be a partial verdict and highly unlikely the judge would refuse t

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>>> breaking news at 6:00 on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area. shooting at sun valley mall in concord packed on new year's eve. we are live on the scene with new information. >>> a live look outside on this last day of 2021. the all-important new year's eve forecast. just hello temperatures will go. >>> new year's eve events are being canceled all over town, but we found out that is not stopping everyone from celebrating. >>> after another year of the pandemic, we are asking people what they are leaving behind as we enter 2022. >> i hope we all get by with covid. >> i want to go over it again. stormy good evening i'm allen martin. >> and juliette goodrich in for liz. to that breaking news we have been on top of since 5:00, gunfire reps inside of a sun valley mall in concord, packed with shoppers this new year's eve. kpix 5's andrea nakano is outside with new information for us. >> reporter: we are here at sun valley mall. police are still here investigating what happened. we are seeing employees trickle out even at this hour. concord police are s

we first brought you san francisco's covid update live on cbsn bay area. you can tune in 24/7 on kpix.com, or the kpix 5 news app. >>> the omicron surge is putting a strain on at least one bay area hospital. napa county is reporting a low number of available icu beds. at last check, 16 people are hospitalized with covid, and only 5% of hospital icu beds are available. county health officials say the search is infecting hospital staff and creating widespread staffing shortages. >>> after a holiday break, san mateo county just reopened its mass vaccination site. the drive-through cited the event center on saratoga drive closed just before christmas. now it is back open as a walk- through vaccine site. it is offering boosters for people ages 16 and up, and first and second doses for people 12 and older. it is open from tuesdays through saturdays. people are urged to make an apartment online. >>> chopper 5 flew over this drive-through testing site in hayward today, and demand is not slowing down. we saw longer lines snaking into the testing site. a bit of ligh

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we brought you breaking news verdict live on cbsn bay area. news is streaming live on kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. >>> now to the fight against coronavirus as the holidays are wrapping up, lots of people rushing to get tested. >> thousands of students return to the classroom following winter break, schools are requiring everyone to get tested. kiet do has more, now, including big news tonight on boosters for kids. >> reporter: it is the first monday of the new year and the first wave of kids are going back to school. this should all be familiar by now. first comes the fda approval for booster shots, for teens 12 to 15 years old and then rules from the cdc comes down on wednesday. >> i think in terms of peace of mind, it will booster that, no pun intended, but it does not mean we need to let down our guard's right now. >> reporter: those anxious for the booster should hold off on booking appointments because the approval could come anytime on wednesday. there are thousands of young teens eligible for the booster. >> reporter: is the county

still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> tributes pouring in for bob saget. the remembrance here in the bay area. >>> incredible police rescue caught on camera seconds before a train hits. >>> it's already starting to get busy for that ride into the altamont from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. >>> this was the scene in san francisco last night, praying tribute to actor bob saget. this served as the model for his television family's san francisco home. >> he left a big impact on people as children, you know, as the danner family and as adults, as bob saget in his comedy career. >> he

. >> we brought you the governor's news conference live on cbsn bay area. you can find us n >>> teachers at another bay area school are calling out sick due to covid-19. most of the teachers, staff, administrators at oaklands ink language did not show up today as part of a two day quarantine. students also demanded covid-19 protections, including surgical grade masks. more space to eat outdoors, and rapid tests for everyone. if demands are not met, they say they will walk out of class next tuesday. the district did not respond to the teachers sick out, but tonight they announced a tentative deal with the teachers union. it includes a nonwork wellness day on january 14th for teachers to recover and get vaccinated or boosted, extending covid-19 leave through the end of the year. >>> new at 6:00, the omicron surge is pushing some bay area businesses rights to the brink. devin fehely reports, those that are managing to stay open are now cutting back their hours. >> reporter: business owners say they are pinched two ways. their staff is getting sick and customer

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>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking live from our treasure island camera looking at the city of san francisco. good morning. it is friday january 7. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. it sounds so good to say it is friday. >> sounds so good. >> we are going to get a check on our weather and traffic. we still have darren with us. >>> happy to be with you again for another day. it's a day in which it's raining or about to rain. you can see the showers off the far northwest coast. all we have to do is come in for a closer look, switch to the futurecast and you will see that's about to work into the north bay. coming in right on time, we will see light rain across north bay between the 6:00, 9:00 time frame. that means morning commuters in north bay will feel this pretty much more than just about anywhere else. by the time we have gotten past 9:00 a.m. showers work south of the golden gate, start to fall apart as they do that. it's not necessarily terribly heavy rainfall but it's at least light rain until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. one other thing about this

we brought you the governor's news conference live on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24 seven, streaming on cbsn bay area or the kpix 5 news app . >>> in federal court today, a legal showdown between lawyers for former president trump andy specht congressman eric small well. he is now suing the president for the january 6 the riots. cbs reporter skyler henry is live with how trump's lawyers want that case tossed out. >> reporter: ryan, some of the lawsuits filed by some of those house democrats also include not only former president trump, but members of his inner circle including his son, donald trump jr. as well as his personal attorney, rudy giuliani among others all alleging that the group actually was involved in conspiring to incite a crowd of supporters for the former president, to actually breech the capital. the president -- the former president i should say, is claiming absolute immunity. so are others within his inner circle.'s legal team is saying he did nothing illegal. >> reporter: a federal judge in washington, d.c. heard arguments on whet

still ahead, also streaming on cbsn bay area we are hearing from the family of a northern california man killed in a shark attack on christmas eve. >>> and new statewide water restrictions improved the new rules and conservation efforts still falling short. >>> we are hearing from the family of a man killed by a shark. more on the call nobody was expecting. >> while celebrating in a dinner grant's brother called him. >> i thought he was calling just to wish me, you know, merry christmas, the first thing he said was we have lost tom. >> his nephew was dead. >> i thought oh my, car crash, heart attack, i had no clue. i was just in shock my >> the shock only grew when he learned how tom's life ended. >> when he proceeds to tell me that the shark ate him. >> thomas was visiting his mother and spent the morning in the ocean. >> he decided to take his board out. >> the harbor director said that a fellow surfer found his board bobbing. she followed the board's lead down to his body and dragged him onto the beach but it was too late. he went to high school in alaska. eventually moved to cali

>>> now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, police shoot and kill a man armed with two guns near entrance to sfo bart. what led to the deadly incident. >>> good afternoon. i am amanda starrantino. len is off. we begin with that airport shooting. in addition to the suspect we are told a bystander was also hit. justin andrews is at sfo with how all this unfolded. >> reporter: yellow crime tape inside international terminal at sfo, a rare sight. >> i wondered why it was partitioned. i did see a lot of camera crews. >> reporter: she's traveling to germany and says what she saw wasn't your typical thursday. >> i am shocked. >> reporter: she's among several travelers at sfo wondering what happened, kpix learning a tsa noticed someone acting suspicious. >> officers responded and the individual brandished two firearms at which time the officers attempted to deescalate. this included nonlethal measures. >> reporter: officers were forced to open fire after the individual advanced in a threatening way according to officers and airport officials. someone nearby was hit in the leg by a bullet

. >>> right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, tonight, a local community is in shock after fremont native michelle alyssa go was shoved to her death in front of a new york city subway train. good evening. >> tonight, locals are calling for justice in the wake of that senseless attack. >> juliette goodrich has a message from that family. >> reporter: michelle alyssa go grew up in fremont, she went to american high school. today, family and friends are mourning her loss after a tragic death. >> this was a senseless, absolutely senseless act of violence. >> reporter: michelle alyssa goes life tragically cut short when she was standing on a train platform and was shoved by a stranger into an oncoming train inside the times square subway, saturday morning. maria weber witnessed the attack and said she will never be able to erase it from her memory. >> seconds when the train passed in front of it. >> you saw her disappear from the tracks. >> reporter: the suspect took off, but later turned himself in. police say he is 61-year-old simon marshall, now charged with

still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, this scared puppy was missing for months until a group of strangers stepped in. the great lengths they went to save her. >>> let's take a quick check on the roadways before we head to break. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge this friday morning. traffic is moving smoothly. we'll be right back. chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking. >>> welcome back. we'll see sunshine and warm temperatures but i will be watching winds kick up with wind advisories in effect for most of the bay area. by lunchtime, looking at temperatures in the low 60s with plenty sun. but again this afternoon, strong winds ahead. in san francisco at noon, 60 degrees for your luncht

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking live from our sutro camera, one of my favorite shots as we start this new week looking over the city, looking east. good morning it is monday january 17. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. that is a beautiful shot there, the bay bridge there. we'll start with darren peck with a look outside. good morning. happy monday. >>> happy monday. that's the only camera higher than our camera on top of the salesforce tower. that one does give a pretty wide view. there is a little bit fog on the east bay that we can see on some cameras but it is better to see it on the censor. santa rosa is fine on the visibility but it is cold. 38 santa rosa, 50 san jose. classic. the rest of the day is like the last several days. we'll keep plenty clouds. it will be hazy, low and mid 60s. livermore 60, san rafael 60, red wood city 62. we'll look at martin luther king jr day in more detail. when are these clouds going away? i'll have more on the seven-day forecast as well. >>> good morning. so far so good. it should be quiet for the most part as most peop

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, deadly police shooting in south bay under investigation. hear from the witnesses who watched it go down. >>> the pandemic taking a huge toll on workers at a north bay hospital. this morning, the struggles amaid staffing shortage. >>> this is really something that government needs to step in to deal with. >> the warning, look for fake covid testing sites. how health officials say you can spot the scams. >>> recommendations are set to be released on how to help rebuild the town of paradise after the deadly camp fire. we'll have details coming up. >>> you can see all the fog behind joycelyn. good morning. it is thursday january 20. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will talk about that fog with darren peck. is it going to fade off soon? we have a lot of drivers on the road. >> the typical time will be about 11:00 before it really starts clearing significantly. it can be earlier in places. what's different is it is more widespread and in the heart of the bay. that's the bay bridge, looks pretty from above it, but you gotta drive th

. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, looking to save some money in 2022? a financial expert has some tips to help you cut costs. that is coming up at 8:20. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com , or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app. you can download it for free on your favorite streaming this tiny tacos big box is perfect- [speaking in unison] to share... jinx... tiny tacos big box... triceratops... get out of my head! my new $6 tiny tacos big box with three delicious dipping sauces. my new tiny tacos big box with 25 of my tasty tiny tacos and three delicious dipping sauces. perfectly sized to share with a friend, coworker, or the ceo of your favorite restaurant. my new $6 tiny tacos big box. only at jack in the box. >>> you have a few hours left to make a 2021 donation to help bay area food banks. >> some generous donors are actually matching contributions until midnight tonight. >> one donor is tripling donations made to second harvest to silicon valley. that food bank is currently facing a $4 million budget shortfall. another donor is a

>>> on kpix, streaming on cbsn bay area, taking a live look outside. we are both so excited about this. it is much clearer this morning than at this time yesterday. this is the view looking at the bay bridge from the city. good morning. it is friday january 21. i am anne makovec ready to get a jump on it here. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will get to mary lee. welcome back. we are happy to have you back. >> thank you so much, missed you guys so much. it is so great to be back. happy friday to you. we are looking at big changes ahead. one of the biggest differences, not as much fog out there. fog free on our golden gate bridge camera this morning. we will be tracking the winds though as we head through the day. we have wind advisories for the entire bay area highlighted in gold and high wind warnings in red for north bay mountains. this all starts at 7:00 a.m. today and that continues into tomorrow morning, possibility of downed trees and power outages with the strong gusty winds. already this morning up in the mountains tracking gusty conditions for

you can watch 24 seven, streaming, on cbsn bay area, or on the kpix 5 news app. >>> now to a developing story out of san jose. authorities are investigating a fire at an apartment building that may have been intentionally set. flames broke out late last night at this two-story victorian home on north sixth street. cruz knocks down the fire about 2:00 this morning. all seven people and three cats were displaced. we are told that no one was hurt. arson investigators are looking into the cause of that fire. >>> the winter rains have looked good so far but will they continue or shut off completely, like they did back in 2021? gauging the optimism in healdsburg, a city that ran out of water last year. >> reporter: people in healdsburg suffered a scary drought season in 2021. while the new year has started in a promising way, most are not taking the availability of water for granted anymore. >> reporter: you cannot blame the people of hillsboro for having a wait and see attitude about the condition of the russian river after the summer they just went through. >> a sense of panic when you real

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a rush to vaccinate and test students returning from winter break. with the omicron surge, is it safe to return to the classroom? >>> booster shots could be on the table for children as soon as today. what federal regulators are set to authorize. >>> the new year bringing the same old flight cancellations. what airlines are doing to fix frustrations. >>> what is fueling a record breaking homicide surge in oakland? what we found after pouring over the numbers. >>> good morning. it is monday, january 3. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. it's a chilly start to our day. we could be seeing rain tonight. let's go to meteorologist mary lee with today's forecast. good morning. >>> good morning. happy monday to you. we are helping you get back into work and school in the new year and we're looking at a weak cold front that will bring light scattered showers as we head through our day today. nothing huge or major but definitely bring that umbrella in case as you are heading out. right now we have quiet conditions. i will show you where the rai

. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30. still waiting on holiday orders. how bay area small businesses are feeling the sting of the supply-chain crisis. >>> cracking down on covid test kit price gouging. the signs you may be getting ripped off. >>> first our top story, as we look at the bay area bridges my california drivers could soon get a break at the gas pump amid soaring fuel prices. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> and i am ryan yamamoto. we have more on a new plan by governor newsom to cut gas prices, but it is getting some pushback. >> reporter: it has long been the case, gasoline costs more in california than any other state. in the past year, prices have jumped nearly 7%. now a little help maybe on the way that could make filling up a little less expensive. however, not everyone is behind the latest plan. >> paying at the pump hasn't been this jarring in nearly 40 years. >> they are terrible. five dollars. i don't appreciate it at all. >> i filled up, $102. >> per week, almost $30. >> reporter: governor newso

bay area. hospitals are pleading with the public to not use the emergency room for testing. we will tell you more coming up. >>> and overwhelmed and under staffed hospitals leaving patients waiting for some surgeries. how covid is postponing some care. >>> and the restrictions now in effect in sonoma county in response to the omicron variant. >>> and how the above is trying to make it easier for schools to hire teachers amid shortages in our state. good morning. it's wednesday, january 12th. >>> darren starts us off with the midweek forecast. good morning. >> good morning. midweek it'll be just like the start of the week. like the end of the week and probably much of next week. there's not a lot of change here. how did yesterday treat snow that's what today will be like. including cold temperatures to start in the north bay. santa rose a. it's 37 right now. we are in the mid-40s's for some of the warmest spots so bay area wide. still have some patchy fog to watch in the north bay. santa rosa th

still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> pot hole problems in vallejo forcing one group to take matters into their own hands. >>> odd approach to fight off crows in sunnyvale as the plan faces some push back. >>> we've got a new crash just in, west bound 80 at the upper deck of >>> welcome back. 5:13. incredible video of crews battling a massive fire in southern california. this is san bernardino county. you see the commercial building in flames. firefighters think it started in a nursery and then spread. several explosions were heard possibly from exploding propane tanks. no injuries have been reported. >>> crews removed wreckage of a medical helicopter that crashed in pennsylvania as they try to truck. the chopper was heading to a children's hospital in philadelphia when it went down in a neighborhood near a church. the pilot was hurt but was able to help three people including a two month old baby get out safely. he is being called a hero since no one suffered any life threatening injuries. >> i can't explain, the physics. i don't know how significant the impact was.

still ahead on kpix5 and cbsn bay area. >> one year ago today president biden took oath of office. the commander in chief's defense of his record so far. >> how santa clara water district and army core of engineers are protecting the south bay from rising sea levels. >>> we are dealing with some foggy freeways. fog adviso chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking. >>> you are taking a live look from the white house on what is the first anniversary of the biden presidency. commander in chief marked the occasion yesterday with a two hour press conference. >> it's been a year of challenges but also a year of enormous progress. >> the president defending his record so far and why he isn't getting help from republi

bay area. check out this time-lapse video of the san francisco skyline, just peeking out over the blanket of fog. we've been seeing a lot of that recently, overcast mornings, and then the sun finally peaks out. >>> it is great right now. i don't think we will see as much fog tomorrow morning. it will dissipate quickly because the wind will start picking up. that's the big story over the next couple of days. angie and dense fog will be out there tonight and tomorrow morning. wind continues throughout much of the day on saturday. the dry weather continues as we had through the weekend and through the duration of the forecast. still no rain in sight. we will check the wind hour by hour. they aren't a problem this evening and won't be a problem this evening. even early tomorrow morning, the strongest gusts will be starting to drop into the bay area from north to south. 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts possible at the lower elevations. the peaks could get gusts even up to 70 miles per hour. that will co

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. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a local lawmaker pushing to allow kids as young as 12 to get vaccinated without their parents' consent. good afternoon. i am amanda starrantino. >> i am anne makovec in for len. justin andrews explains now the senator says that vaccine misinformation is leading some parents to put their children at risk. >> reporter: this bill is brewing and is already building backlash for some, the senator stating his claim and even had teenagers supporting him. >> currently in california, nearly 1 million 12 to 17-year- olds are not vaccinated for covid-19. that creates all sorts of health problems for them. >> reporter: that was the senator standing with dr. brent colfax, public health director in san francisco along with pediatricians and many others. the senator's legislation could let 12 to 17-year-olds get the covid shot and their parents won't are to sign off on it. >> it's time we take action. it's time we remove barriers for kids to get life saving vaccines and healthcare. >> reporter: the senator said this is a permissive bill meaning it is o

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still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a closer look at this wild looking face mask trying to solve a very real problem. >>> let's get you ready for the middle of the day. we have done a lot of focus as we should on the morning commute. by lunch if you are in the north bay, most of the rain is done. from the city south, you might have a stray shower or two. you can see we've got clouds left over. it will be partly cloudy. it will be mid 50s in general by that noon to 2:00 time frame. if we look at high def doppler, you see why it's really the morning commute where all the focus is today. we will track the showers if you are ready to head out the door. plan on rain, specifically in the north bay through the morning commute hours and i will show you more on that in futurecast in a bit. we'll look to the rest of the seven-day forecast as well. for now, back to you. >>> we know this, it can be hard to have a conversation while wearing a face mask. i feel like we are like huh, what? >> one tech company is working to change that known as the zephyr pro. it is the second in

bay area. the software issue started yesterday morning. a company called color runs several testing sites in san francisco and in other cities like heyward. at around 9:00 a.m. at the testing facility on mission boulevard in heyward nursing noticed a slow down with the computer system. the check in process which normally takes seconds was taking mop than ten minutes per person. staff decided to shut the site at around 1:00 p.m. in san francisco, gates closed across the citat aro00 p.m. color last night tweeted that service would be suspended through tuesday due to outages and people with postponedda appointments would be contacted alternative testing options. this is especially frustrates for people waiting in line for hours. >> nothing we can do. we don't have -- we are not going to be available to go to work. >> this also comes on top of several testing sites already having to reduce hours due to staffing issues. of course we will keep you updated with any updates we get. for now back to you.

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