instead kpix 5's max darrow says the problem is wild turkeys. the folks here at the nasa ames research center are embarking upon a mission years in the making. they are about to send numerous wild turkeys to a new home. a group of a dozen or two wild turkeys have lived on the nasa ames research center grounds in mountain view for several years. this video was taken in 2018 on campus. >> they are very charming. i had not heard anything about them causing issues when i was there. >> reporter: over the last few months, the turkeys have ruffled feathers as scientists conduct research. they have caused damage to cars and landscaping, make a mess, and have even gotten close to moffett field. so, nasa, with help from state and federal agencies, is sending the turkey on a mission to a new home. >> i hope if they relocate the turkeys, they bring them to a good home. >> nasa is working with the u.s. department of agriculture to relocate the turkeys, and fish and wildlife is providing the release sector. >> reporter: california's department of fish and wil

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 news and streaming on cbsn bay area , damage and destruction. new video out of ukraine showing civilian sites under attack from russia. good afternoon. the escalation of the attack on ukraine drawn condemnation from countries around the globe. we start our team coverage with natalie brand and washington. natalie, what can you tell us about the response to those scenes out of ukraine? >> reporter: lawmakers on capitol hill are remarking of the bravery of the ukrainian people. ukrainian officials say they are fighting this invasion on multiple fronts and they are asking the u.s. for more help, more support, and much tougher sanctions against russia. that call is also echoed by a bipartisan number of members of congress here on capitol hill. ukrainian soldiers were seen running through the streets of kyiv as russian forces entered the outskirts of the capital city. the defense ministry earned citizens to take shelter and prepare molotov cocktails and to take up arms to defend their city. ukrainian official

limited availability >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now and kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area, more local news at 5:30, including the scott peterson case going back to court. the key witness as they argue for a new trial. >>> our top story, the fighting escalating in ukraine after russia launches a massive invasion. how the attack could upend the political balance in europe it is unfolding. good evening. i'm sara donchey. strachan i'm ryan yamamoto. worldwide combination portion after russia launched the largest grand war in europe in decades. we have a live look from kyiv. reporting indicates russian forces are advancing on the outskirts of ukraine's capital. the pentagon says russia has already fired more than 100 missiles targeting ukraine's military infrastructure and highly populated residential areas. at least 137 ukrainians have been killed so far, hundreds injured. russian forces had taken control of the chernobyl powerplant, and president biden has unveiled tough new sanctions on russian banks and imports, but stop short of sanctioning president p

>>> live from the cbs news bay area studios , this is kpix 5 >>> now at 3:00 on kpix 5, streaming cbs news bay area come up we are tracking powerful wind gusts creating dangerous conditions. team coverage on this first alert weather event. >>> today is a first alert weather day because of the strong wind shaking around the camera on top of salesforce tower, and potentially moving you out on the road. when the wind will relax coming up in the first alert. >>> a woman killed in front of her home while taking out the trash. new information this afternoon from san jose police. good afternoon. i'm allen martin. we begin with the howling wind loading across the bay area right now. others are being told to be careful and look out for downed trees, power lines. to the bay area could see gusts up to 60 miles per hour. we have team coverage of the first alert weather event. let's begin with chief meteorologist paul heggen. >>> the sustained wind isn't the big problem. it's the gusts that can get you by surprise. the sustained wind is strong enough, and these are dry, offshore wind. humidity lev

>>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, you're looking live from the exclusive sales force tower east over the sparkling bay bridge this friday february 25th, i'm alan keyes.>> let's get a check with the weather and traffic with mary lee, a very chilly start of the day. >> it is. temperatures down to freezing and subfreezing, and we want to make sure that you are safe and warm these cold temperatures. there is a freeze warning across advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. for most of the bay area that i had to scrape my windshield once again due to the frost, you will likely encounter that yourself of the park outside, frosty conditions and cold, and the afternoon sunshine with upper 50s to low 60s. freeze warnings in effect for the north bay and east bay heels and valleys and the santa clara valley and also the north bay coast, peninsula coast and bay shoreline, frost advisories check out our temperatures. we are looking at 30s, 20s, and 40s this morning. through this afternoon upper 50s to low 60s with the

>>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. the california attorney general is stepping in to resolve the bad blood between sfpd and district attorney's office. good afternoon i am alan keyes.>> first we have breaking news but over the past hour a pedestrian on caltrain tracks was killed by a train in mountain view and this was the first fatal caltrain accident of the year. it happened just before 11:00 a.m. at the rengstorff avenue crossing, the southbound train was carrying 32 passengers and no injuries are reported on board but caltrain is holding trains on one track and southbound writers should expect up to 30 minute delays and northbound 15 minute delays. mountain view police are investigating >>> are developing story, the state attorney general will help negotiate a rift between the san francisco district attorney and police department and this fight is over who investigates police use of force cases. sfpd pulled out an agreement that would include the das office and saide ofce withheld evidence during a previous investi

we have breaking news on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. new sanctions against russia hours after the country began what defense officials call the start of a full-scale invasion of ukraine. taking a live look at the capital city of kyiv where ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just ordered full military mobilization to counter russian invasion. let's get to natalie brand in washington with the very latest on the u.s. government in response to these attacks. natalie? >> reporter: president biden says, with the new sanctions he announced today, every asset russia has in the u.s. will be frozen. he also announced new export controls to block access to high-tech imports into russia and the president announced additional u.s. troops will be headed to europe to bolster nato , as nato is scheduled to meet tomorrow to discuss next steps. by land about your, russian military forces continue to advance their invasion of ukraine, which began late wednesday night. the pentagon says russia fired roughly 100 missiles in the initial phase, targeting

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on the cbs bay area app, the bay area is coming back to life this weekend. but when it comes to the pandemic, is this really the end? the doctor will weigh in on where we are in the fight. the recall election for several members of the san francisco school board is right around the corner warning about what we have for the officials. good morning, it is sunday, february 13. thank you for joining us. >>> we start this morning with a look across the bay area. we have had beautiful weather this weekend. valentine's day is tomorrow. do not forget. cases of the omicron variant is coming down. this is good news for businesses. we check in with the business community in san francisco. >> reporter: huge crowds in many parts of san francisco, including. 39. some small businesses say we look at this we can's numbers and we are optimistic. this dj was pumping up the tunes. things are up the. look at this park. >> it feels like the pandemic is over. it feels like people are back. >> reporter: from t

please do so in your area using the hashtag kpix first alert. stay with kpix 5 for the latest on our first alert weather day. we will have continuing coverage on air and online at kpix.com. >>> new at six:00, a report is out on the san jose police department's handling of the george floyd protests in may of 2020. it is an independent assessment by an outside agency. as len ramirez report, it is at times highly critical of the department and officers actions. >> reporter: full disclosure, i was one of the people who was struck by a less than lethal police projectile wall covering the protests that day. in this new report from an outside agency, indiscriminate use of force by officers is cited during the critique of the department's handling of that situation. protests over the killing of george floyd spilled into the streets in front of san jose city hall on may 29, 2020. now a new after action report by the independent oir group says the san jose police department underestimated the size of the crowds and the anger of the people. >> the police w

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> masks now optional in much of the state if vaccinated, but are people around the bay area ready to ditch them ? >>> warmer temperatures and still some gusty wind. take a look at when the wind will relax in the first alert forecast. >>> something new going up near san jose's airport, something that has not been allowed in decades. good afternoon. i'm sara donchey. >>> our top story at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area , masks off in much of the state. all bay area counties except santa clara are going with that. we asked people how they are feeling about the change. >> reporter: here in san mateo county, 82% of residents are fully vaccinated. also may be ready to take off their masks, others not so much. >> our demographic, we are trying to be on the conservative side and be safe. >> reporter: at copenhagen bakery today, they allowed customers to take off their match if they wanted to come attesting that if they did so, they were fully vaccinated. >> it's a bit exciting. a lot of customers have told us that w

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news at 3:00. high winds in san jose. the fire department said two juveniles were transported with minor injuries. we do have a crew on the way. >>> gusty winds are going to continue tomorrow. the winds should relax later this week. i am tracking it all. >>> also ahead, new information just in on the shooting near oakland in lake merritt. >>> is a message of thanksgiving from the 49ers' jimmy garoppolo. >>> i am ellen martin. our top kpix and bay . wnwith lo >> high elevations is where we have seen the strongest gusts. santa rosa has had 45 miles per hour. close that area the oakland hills. up in elevation, winds are stronger. of the lower elevations, 30 miles per hour. around san jose, 29 there. the wind chill advisory does continue tomorrow. it does include the in the valleys of the east bay in the north bay along with higher elevations there were already under the advisory. the red shaded areas are under a high wind warning for the north bay through tomorrow morning. excuse me thursday morning.

in san rafael, justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> let sierra. the uc, berkeley snow and setter got 11 inches of snow as of 8:00 a.m. today with a decent amount of water content in the snow. stay with kpix 5 and cbs news bay area for the latest on her first alert weather day. we will have continuing coverage on air and online at kpix.com. >>> now at 3:00, three people were just arraigned on charges that they ran a full-scale ghost gun factory in san jose. the santa clara county district attorney's office found everything from assault rifles and parts to 3-d printers and even suspected fentanyl, all inside of the house in willow glen. the three suspects are all convicted felons. >>> also in san jose, nearly 3 dozen sexual assault suspects were just arrested. the cases date back more than five years. >> reporter: police just released the names of 35 people arrested in a widespread operation that lasted for more than a month to taking a look at san jose, the scene of a court made an effort between the special ops and bureau of investigation to bring

shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >>> san francisco pride is scheduled for the weekend of june 25 and 26. the theme this year is "love will keep us together." >>> the loan office building built last year just got its first office tenant. thumbtack, a home service platform, says it is leasing a floor just off of fifth and mission. according to the san francisco chronicle, the space will be less of a traditional office, and more of a community library. >>> the airport fire continues to burn in inyo county. get started near an airport by owens valley yesterday. look at the huge plumes of smoke. evacuations are in place in big pine, east of highway 395. the wildfire has burned 3900 acres. fire crews have been working to protect buildings and create a perimeter. it has not yet been contained. >>> marin water customers can relax on conservation measures a little bit. the water company is lifting a restriction, a key one. customers canal water with sprinklers and to drip systems in their yard twice a week before 9:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. it follows the temporary ban they put in place back in

kpix 5. >>> we've got to flip that switch. >> yeah, online today. i heard somebody call it a delight mare. delightful weather. but a nightmare, because of what the ramifications are. >> it's a perfect phrase. because on a day-day-day basis. you want to enjoy the temperatures in the middle of february. but on a longer time scale. boy, we really need rain this. is now the 34th consecutive day, without rain. and the bay area as a hole. the bay area is approaching 45 days. the record is 46 straight days. we're getting closer on that. but there are signs that maybe the big picture weather pattern is going to shift around a bit. big area of high pressure. big dome of air is camped up, pretty much on to have us. it's going to slide to the south, very slowly over the weekend. but byential next week, it's going to get nudged farther off to the south. as a storm system drops in from the north. that's going to usher in changes. to 10 degree drop. but even with the northern pack of the system, which tends to be moisture starved. there is an outside chance. find

>>> now at 11 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news, something we have not seen in a while, fog rolling in bringing a dramatic drop in temperatures. >>> what we know about a large apartment fire the set one man to the hospital. the >>> how soon the mask mandate will lift and schools can be masked repeat >>> could there be a sign that the pandemic is slowing down? >> a good to see familiar faces, friends, family. >>> thanks for joining us i'm juliet goodrich. >> gorgeous sunset on the last day of the warm-up, luckily across the bay area. it was a good to meteorologist darren peck with just how much cooler it will get. it was a lot >> about 15 degrees. one quick look back i know you showed the pretty pitchers of fog coming up you look at the golden gate bridge. looking out over what was almost like june. only looks like that when you get into summer. it was middle february and we had a classic summer pattern. here's how tomorrow is different. we will switch to showing you the temperatures in terms of how much they are going to drop. san francisco 15 degrees cooler and san jose 14 degrees

at the white house, debra alfarone, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> zens of truckers are making their way to washington, protesting vaccine and mask mandates. i am skyler henry with more on where truckers want to jam up traffic to make their case. >>> renters paying even more across the bay area, and across the country. >>> today, dozens of agencies took part in a test of eta's emergency response system. the scenario, a chemical weapon terrorist attack. this nsa has meant, sheriff's office, and fbi participated. this is part of a 3 day exercise they hold every year. >>> groups of truckers gathered in san bernardino county today to rally against covid restrictions. now they take their message to washington, d.c. the national guard is being told get ready. >> reporter: a group of u.s. truckers left california wednesday on their way to washington, d.c. to protest coronavirus restrictions. >> it is high time to restore freedom, liberty, and accountability. god bless the truckers, they are carrying that message across this great country. >> report

>>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30 . >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area , more local news at 5:30. before tom brady was an nfl legend, he was a standout at serra high school. his former coaches shared their memories of his bay area beginnings. >>> wildfire survivors are speaking out against a decision by the governor. why they say it gives pg&e a license to burn. >>> a new sign the omicron surge is beginning to fade, the return of the tech bust. >>> they were everywhere before the pandemic, shuttle buses whisking techies around the bay area. >> devin fehely reports it may never be like it was before , as work from home may stick in silicon valley. >> reporter: we have seen the return in a committed capacity of the tech shuttle buses that were so ubiquitous before the pandemic. even as companies have scuttled plans to require employees to return to the office in person. there return before the omicron variant rewrote the old rules began was an indication that we were nearing the end of the pandemic. while the buses are still rolling, ticket companies that

i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> and it's the end of an era for a popular mall. and the ownership group confirmed to the kpix 5 that they sold to a passa dina based real estate firm. the company plans to develop a megacampus for tech companies. shoppers and store employees told us that were surprised to learn about the sale. >> this is pretty sad and been awhile. >> it's a big deal for me, anyway. very convenient. >> in the meantime on friday, elected officials and community members came together for the groundbreaking of the memorial statue and plaza, honoring the thousands of bay ar pr at the mh is hoeduce d remindeverne years o isnging on happened. >> the memorial will be next to the san bruno b.a.r.t. station and is expected thsprin next yeanow at 6:00, increasing diversity in classicalling music. how the san francisco conservatory of music is shining a light on black composers. >>> and summer camp without the travel or cause. this week's jefferson awards winners thought their idea would help a few kids. how big that program became. hey, sandwich fan! new den

kpix 5 anchor ryan yamamoto is joining us now . this is the first recall election since 1983. >> the jobs of three school board members are on the line right now. we saw election workers verifying voter signatures late this afternoon. backlash against the school board began during the pandemic. parents say they were focused on renaming dozens of schools instead of safely reopening classrooms. the board president gabriela lopez , alison collins, and faauuga moliga are on the ballot up for recall. the mayor has supported the recall, but opponents say the election is a waste of time. >> i do feel like it is a waste of money. let the election happen in november. i don't think it is worth it. >> taking back a measure of control from the city because things have gone off track. everyone agrees with that. we aren't going in a good direction. it is important to have a functional public school system. >> that's not the only thing voters are describing tonight. some san francisco neighborhoods are choosing a new state assembly member. >>> to

at san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> that is it for the news at 5:00. >> kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins right now with allen martin and elizabeth cook. >>> right now and kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area , emotions running high right now in oakland. >> who's a school? >> our school. >> parents, students, teachers are making their voices heard to keep several schools from shutting down. >>> the fight for free parking heats up at a popular south bay mall. >> it is greedy, greedy business. >>> destructive turkeys take over the nasa ames research center. how the wild birds are ruffling some feathers for scientists. >>> that evening, i am allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we are following two breaking stories. first, san jose police are investigating an stabbing that happened at a fast food restaurant on tully road. the victim got into their car and made it a short difference to a gas station, and then was transported to a hospital. >> maybe he did not know how seriously he was hurt, but he drove a short distance over to the shell gas station where officers located him with that s

share photos in your area using the hashtag kpix first alert. stay with kpix 5 for the latest on our first alert weather day. we will have continuing coverage on air and online at kpix.com. >>> new at 5:00, we get a look at the weapons seized from what is being called a ghost gun factory. south bay authorities say it they say three men are accused of building untraceable weapons out of the home and santa fe's willow glen neighborhood. kpix 5's devin fehely with what many are calling a sophisticated operation. >> reporter: police and prosecutors say that for all intents and purposes, this was a small gun factory operating in a home right in the middle of a neighborhood. prosecutors say the red brick facade of this home in san jose's willow glen neighborhood hid a gun manufacturing operation of surprise and sophistication. >> there was evidence of sophistication. search warrants obtained three printers, drill presses, jigs, other templates that were used to assemble firearms. >> reporter: police arrested 31- year-old 39, 38-year-old jack mahon, an

our top story at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, u.s. regulators have just tapped the brakes on the covid vaccine for kids under the age of 5. the fda announced it was postponing its meeting to discuss pfizer's vaccine application. the fda advisory panel will look at more data. >> the data with our, we realized we needed to see data from a third dose in the ongoing trial in order to make a determination. >> in a statement, pfizer says it expects the data to come by early april. >>> here is a look at california's latest covid numbers. a .3% for test positivity. that is down from the seven days prior. nearly 23,000 new cases as of yesterday. >>> with the super bowl of valentine's day coming back to back, it is going to be a busy weekend for restaurants, many of which are recovering from pandemic challenges. juliette goodrich met up with some owners who are getting ready for the rush. >> we are in livermore. >> reporter: expect this outdoor dining area to be filled with people. restaurants cannot wait. they will coming all of their customer

kpix 5's justin andrews reports. >> reporter: today. many of these restaurant owners are hoping that this week will be the ingredient that stirs their finances back to pre- pandemic levels. annie has owned this hangout for about 14 years. it is one of dozens of restaurants participating in this year's taste dry valley restaurant week. it's the second one. for 10 days, you will be able to enjoy some very diverse cuisine, menus unique to each restaurant. this pandemic has sliced many restaurants bottom lines. many are still struggling, even two years after. something like this is necessary. >> we are looking for to having people back in the restaurant, enjoying staff, and doing what we do best, which is take care of and it's a people. >> reporter: the event goes through february 27. this year's event comes at a time when covid regulations are easing, and the weather seems anything but typical for february across the bay. >> last two years have easily been the hardest ever in the industry. every restaurant that survived was able to do it b

in redwood city, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins now with allen martin and elizabeth cook. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming for you on cbs news bay area, breaking news is hundreds rally in san francisco to support ukraine and protest russia's invasion. >>> would russia's war go beyond the battlefield. the risk of a cyber attack here at home, and are we prepared. >> they were saying to us, don't push us too far here, because we can retaliate. we know where your vulnerabilities are. it's a very dangerous situation. >>> another first alert weather day on friday. i am tracking more frost advisories and freeze warnings in the forecast. >>> good evening. i'm allen martin. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook. we begin with breaking news, the bay area reacting to russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine. >> in san francisco, conference gathering across from san francisco city hall. many are waiving me blue and yellow ukrainian flag. >> others are holding signs denouncing the russian invasion. more from rally organizers and just a moment. >>> the

click, call, or visit a store today. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, my local news at 5:30. >>> remembering a dark chapter in american history. the exhibit that reflects on the bay area's role in the japanese internment. >>> a silent movie pipe organ turns 100 years old. the birthday celebration that is giving back to a south bay community. >>> our top story at 5:30, all eyes on the oakland school board tonight in the face of intense pressure and outcry. the district could postpone plans to close and merge schools. good evening. i'm sara donchey. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> the school board is holding a special meeting tonight it just an hour. we look at what we can expect after a decision earlier this week that prompted protestant a hunger strike. >> reporter: the school board so that will consider an amendment to a february 8 resolution to close seven schools and merge two others. two of the school closures would come at the end of this school year, community day and parker. during tonight's special meeting, the

kpix 5's donna lynne in oakland with details. >> see that camera system up there? it's got multiple lenses pointing at different angles. the city installed 10 cameras at illegal dumping hotspots in east and west oakland. >> reporter: it's a multimillion dollar problem in oakland. people dumping large items and trashing neighborhoods. >> some no longer call it oakland, they call it trash land. >> making people feel not safe. >> reporter: 11-year-old page denton knows the problem all too well. >> i've seen mattresses piling up, couches, and other stuff that people just don't want. they just dump in there. >> reporter: the fifth-grader says the debris blocks some of the sidewalks on the way to her charter school, community school for creative education. >> some sadness and also, like mad at the same time, because people are hurting me, and not only me but everybody else. >> reporter: the founder of the charter schools is the alleyway for student drop-off and pickup is a hotspot for dumping. it looks clean now because public works just cleared it out. >> there would be

limited availability >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, more local news at 5:30. a call for black solidarity in oakland. how the message of malcolm x. is resonating, today. >>> when will you need a fourth covid-19 shot? the latest research on booster protection. >>> first, our top story at 5:30. a long-awaited reunion as australia reopens its borders to global visitors for the first time since its covid-19 lockdown. good evening. >>> let's give you a live look at sfo, the first nonstop flights to sydney are expected to take off tonight. elizabeth cook has another big step on that road to recovery. >> reporter: ryan and sarah, for nearly 2 years, australia has had some of the most rigid covid-19 restrictions. now, the country is rolling out the welcome mat

one of >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30 . >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area , more local news at 5:30. before tom brady was an nfl legend, he was a standout at serra high school. his former coaches shared their memories of his bay area beginnings. >>> wildfire survivors are speaking out against a decision by the governor. why they say it gives pg&e a license to burn. >>> a new sign the omicron surge is beginning to fade, the return of the tech bust. >>> they were everywhere before the pandemic, shuttle buses whisking techies around the bay area. >> devin fehely reports it may never be like it was before , as work from home may stick in silicon valley. >> reporter: we have seen th

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and cbs, the police have arrested a man for a shooting on a bridge. >>> a bay area family is calling for justice after a man was hit outside of a playoff game of thdoors are feeling opt about the future of covid. >>> good morning, it is sunday, february 6. thank you for joining us. let's check on the weather with our first alert meteorologist. >> it is colder this morning and there is a little bit more fog from what we had on saturday. temperatures have dipped down into the 30s. it is freezing right now technically in santa rosa. it is 33 in the and more. oakland is 39. we have you in the upper 30s in oakland. in terms of fall, look at the northbay. it is down to zero. we are seeing numbers low for now. it is a little bit more time on the road in the northbay valley. it will not last long. it is a beautiful day after that. it will be more sunshine than anything else. it will be in the upper 60s for some of the warmer inland locations. we will show you the warm-up coming our way. back over to you. >>> we

>>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> we have breaking news right now at 5:30. we are taking in social media video that shows fire shooting out of the balcony of a oakland apartment building. firefighters are working to send the letter to possibly rescue people from inside. it is unclear how many units were damaged so far. your mac we have video just in from chopper 5 showing the scene. the fire department has been setting up a triage area outside of a housing authority high-rise. the two alarm fire broke out on market and seventh street. total of four people were rushed to the hospital, it includes two firefighters. >>> protests in daly city over plans to remove a decades-old community garden. what could be built there instead? i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm sara donchey. the two sides are fighting over a developing neighborhood site near sara machi boulevard and campus drive. kpix 5's max darrow is in daly city with more on this dispute. >> reporter: this was once an instructional garden for the jefferson union high school district in daly city. it has since be

andria borba, kpix 5. >>> went in lake tahoe is whipping. look at this, the camera being shaken around, giving you an idea of how strong the wind is blowing. this all comes as cleanup crews around southlake are still scrambling. they are working to repair damage from december storms that left thousands without heat and power. >> there are two branches broken off, just hanging, widow makers at this point. >> this is what my daughter keeps on telling me to move to montana. >>> you have a whole different set of problems in montana. >> no snow there. >> pretty much the same issues. >>> who would want to be on a ski lift on a windy day like today? >> no fear of heights right there. >> just as breezy tomorrow. the gusty winds will continue for one more day. but once the sun goes down tomorrow evening, the wind will start backing off. the fire threat stays elevated for as long as the gusty wind is with us, because there is no rain in sight in the extended forecast. the wind gusts are noticeable but not as strong as they were earlier today. the wind

us with news at 5:00. >> kpix 5 news at 6:00 against now . >>> right now on kpix 5 must remain on cbs news bay area, first alert weather day. a winter storm hits the bay area with hail and snow, and it is not over yet. >>> we are still tracking rain on the first alert doppler, and if you hailstones still embedded , and snow at the higher elevations. i am tracking it all in the first alert forecast. >>> san jose police criticized over how they handled the george floyd protests. the tactics that elevated tensions. >> this makes it more clear that they fired indiscriminately. >>> returning to the office and getting out of work from home mode. a bay area companies are grappling to get employees back. >>> good evening. our top story at 6:00, this is a first alert weather day. a cold storm is smacking the bay area with frigid temperatures, scattered showers, and even some hail. >> it is also dumping snow. now freeze warnings are on the way for many parts of the bay area. we could even see some record lows. >> it's pretty cold out here. >> it's been spring for the last 29 to 30 days, and now

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. spot right now on kpix 5, giving you a live look at the city of san francisco. on this valentine's day, happy valentine's day this monday february 14th. >> let's start with a check on weather and traffic on this monday morning. >> good morning, happy valentine's day, happy monday. you know who is back? the ocean breeze. you can see low clouds, areas of fog in san francisco upper gettg to ose temperatures ind 50 to kick off a new day. current divisibility three miles half moon bay, three miles oakland, half a mile in santa rosa and two miles for livermore. low clouds, areas of fog and through the afternoon with the seabreeze kicking in, much cooler, definitely noticing that difference with record- breaking highs over the weekend now finally we're cooling down to where we should be. 58 san francisco, 59 oakland, 60 san francisco, mid-sixties san jose and for you in concord, livermore topping out at 62 for the napa valley. more about what you can expect through the week and a bit of a ch

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> when will california students be able to dig their masks? the update this afternoon from the state. >>> paying tribute to a bay area and nfl legend. we are live as people gathered to remember john madden. >>> the u.s. is moving embassy personnel as concerns grow over a possible russian attack. i'm skyler henry at the white house with the details of the escalated tensions a crown the russian-ukraine border. >>> new on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, california's health director just gave an update as the state is getting ready to lift its update this week. masks will be required in schools in the state will reassess the need in two weeks but overall, the state says we are moving in the right direction. >> cases have dropped over 75% compared to a month ago. test positivity climbed well above 20 a month ago, 22.9. today, reported out at 6.2%. nearly a 73% reduction in test positive adley. just as cases rapidly increased, they are rapidly declining. hospitalizations, both pediatric and adults, are trending downward. >

live bountifully. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area , more local news at 5:30. the oakland unified school district is expected to vote this evening and whether to merger closed several schools. that was a live feed from the school board meeting. the start time was moved up to accommodate a large number of people expected to weigh in on this controversial plan. we are listening to the meeting right now and will bring you updates as they happen. >>> election day is coming soon for three san francisco school board members facing a recall. we are taking a closer look at this bitter political battle this evening. >>> the special recall vote happens february 15, 1 week from today. kpix 5's kenny choi spoke to motivated parents and one school board member fighting for his job. >> reporter: supporters of the recall are doing everything they can a week before the special election, handing out bags, stickers, and flyers, hoping residents vote yes for the special election. they said the board's inability to reopen classes sooner

live in san jose, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> you can stay with kpix 5 for continuing first alert weather coverage. we will have updates throughout this newscast and throughout the evening, on kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> new at 6:00, the city of antioch has a new top cop and it is a hire from within the bay area. wilson walker reports, the new chief has a long and unique resume. >> reporter: this took people by surprise, but just like that, antioch is a new interim chief. >> we are no longer a small town on the delta. we are one of the fastest growing cities in the bay area as well as one of the most racially diverse cities in the bay area. >> reporter: mayor thorpe says it is time to look for answers beyond antioch, that is why he decided to lure a police commander from across the bay area. >> first of all, i spent my entire life in the seven cisco police department. i started in that organization if every fourth of 1991. my last working day was february 4th of 2022. >> reporter: after 31 years with seven cisco police, and not even three weeks of retirement, dr. stev

i'm t >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. spirit right now on kpix 5 and assuming a cbs news bay area, a full-scale attack on ukraine continues as blasts ring out over the country's major cities. the new videos just enter the newsroom this morning. >> that cold beer area weather sticking around that a few hours in relief on the way for the weekend. >>> today a jury will play a key role in deciding whether scott peterson wiw trial and what today's hearing could uncover coming up. >> good morning.>> good morning, we begin with the latest on the russian attack on ukraine. a live look at key have, the streets are empty this morning. but up close to the damage from russia's attacks is horrific.>> the damage is just extensive this port city on the southern coast of ukraine, house is on fire, damaged buildings, cars and broken windows are some of what is left behind in the wake of russia's attack on ukraine.>> and a military school up in flames, heavy gunfire and explosions can even be heard in the distance.>> back in the u.s. suppo

you can find it on the kpix 5 news app. "cbs evening news" is up next. >> will be back here with more local news at 7:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, the crisis in ukraine nears a breaking point. president biden says the united states believes vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine. >> as of this moment, i'm convinced he's made the decision. we have reason to believe that. >> duncan: the president says russia intends to target ukraine's capital city of kyiv within the next few days. russia increases its number of troops to as many as 190,000 surrounding ukraine's border. reports of possible false-flag operations under way, while increased shelling continues in eastern ukraine for the second straight day. and, the latest diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions. two years in prison-- former officer kim potter sentenced in the shooting death of duante wright.

len ramirez, kpix >> such a beautiful sound. that is it for the news at 5:00. >> venice at 6:00 begins now with allen martin and elizabeth cook. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area, business owners in the east bay sounding off. the growing car problem they say is only getting worse. >> what is the city going to do, right? we have to live like this every single day. this is our place of business. is not acceptable. >>> new concerns over b.a.r.t.'s extension into san jose. why the feds say the massive project could be delayed for years, and cost a lot more money. >>> san francisco roars back to life from the big lunar new year parade. how chinatown celebrating the year of the tiger. >> this is a bold celebration. >> this is very important to us. >>> good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we start with business owners frustrated over what they say is an illegal homeless in kimmitt being used as a chop shop. >> the thieves are reportedly abandoning the stripped out cars in the middle of the st

justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. army is going green with a new plan to cut emissions and electrify its fleet of vehicles. natalie brand reports it is part of a bigger push to reduce the military's carbon footprint. >> reporter: the u.s. military calls climate change a threat to national security. >> this is a national emergency problem that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: the army is detailing its new strategy to adapt, calling for a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, with an ultimate goal of zero emissions by 2050. as part of that chemicals include creating an all electric not tactical or noncombat fleet by 2035, and full2050. >> when it comes to tactical vehicles, we need to work with california, and are expanding renewable energy sources like this solar farm at fort stewart in georgia. how quickly the army can implement the strategy will depend on new technology, and how to pay for it. >> i would be watching first of all to see what is in the fiscal 23 budget, and whether these commitments tha

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> most area counties are ditching masking rules but will the cdc follow suit? >>> back to the classroom, the college students returning in person as covert cases decline. >>> restaurants catching up every covid slump, the uptick in business in the bay area. >>> a public memorial for john madden happening today, how fans can join. >> good morning monday february 14th. >> we are starting on this valentine's day with a check on the weather and traffic begin with meteorologist mary lee. >> good morning, a much cooler day today after the record- breaking highs over the weekend. those highs will be back to where we should be. with a stronger ocean breeze and onshore flow you can see drops on the live camera,it dr in weather wi a stronger flow. through the afternoon partly sunny skies on the coast and breezy this afternoon with westerly wind 20 to 30, mid to upper 50s at the coast, upper 50s to 60 degrees and with the seabreeze 20 to 30 mile-per- hour wind and for inland locations a little more sunshine with mild temperatures in the

coming up next on kpix 5. before calling the new mcplant a mcdonald's burger, we had to make sure of a few things. first, we needed to be sure it looked like one. then we had to make sure it would make you take a hard right... change your go-to order... inspire creativity... inspire a new jingle... ♪ ♪ and be good enough to steal. but most importantly, we had to make sure it tasted like a mcdonald's burger. the first mcdonald's burger with a plant-based patty. ♪ ba da ba ba bah ♪ . >>> an unusual discovery inside of a shipment of onions at a san diego factory. u.s. customs said, they have seized nearly $3 million worth of meth shipnt of onions. officers sa y thatthat inspecti shipment, they found nearly 1,000 small packages of the drugs rolled into balls to look like onions. >>> takinga live look along the beach now, a beach hazard statement is in effect. the increased risk of sneaker waves is in place until this afternoon. he's first alert meteorologist darren peck and what we k picture. >> it's going

kpix 5s da lin has more. joe you see the camera system up there. it's got multiple lenses at different angles. it saw 10 cameras in east and west oakland. it's a multimillion problem in oakland. people dumping large items and trashing neighborhoods. >> some no longer call it open but trashland. >> making people feel not safe. >> reporter: 11-year-old page knows the problem all too well. >> i have seen mattresses pealing up. couches. and other stuff that people don't want. they dump it there. >> reporter: the fifth graders said the debris blocked with the sidewalks on the way to the charter school. community school for creative education. >> some sadness and also like mad at the same time because people are hurting me and not only me, but everyone else. >> reporter: the founder of the charter school said the alley way for student drop off and pickup is a hotspot for dumping. it looks clean now because public works cleared it out. >> there would be three mattress res here. and some -- mattresses here. a broken baby carriage toppled over. broken chair

in latham, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area, the man accused of shooting and killing a firefighter faces a judge for the first time. why his family believes it was all a misunderstanding. >>> a new report says there are 40,000 vacant housing units in the city of san francisco. there are those who say it is time to start taxing them. we will have that story, coming up. >>> flames shooting out of a home in the east bay, new video showing just how firefighters rushed to get this under co >>> new at 6:00, as we take a live look at san francisco, a new study by the city office of budget and legislative analysis says, 10% of all the homes in that city are vacant. kpix 5's john ramos reports housing activists are weighing in with ways to change that. >> reporter: in the debate over san francisco's housing shortage, we are told that the data will lead us to the truth. but, how that data is interpreted and for what purpose, is where the disagreement lies. >> reporter: the headlines are breathtaking. more than 40,000 housing units in san francisco sit vacant. accord

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> [ crowd chanting ] >>> students are taking to the streets demanding to keep more than a dozen schools open. >>> an update on the search for a fisherman who banished along the marin county coast. >>> the state is lifting mask mandate to endorse. what does that mean for students at schools? we will tell you about the hiring to clean up the tenderloin. >>> a plea from oakland students to stop school closures. t >> [ crowd chanting ] >> crowds of students ditched class and went to the seat waving signs and chanting, demanding that the oakland unified school district keep schools open. they will take a formal vote on whether to close almost a dozen schools. the district was addressing the budget and under enrollment. we spoke with teachers and parents. >> reporter: we spoke with one teacher who said the majority of kids in the classroom are black and latino, and some are english language what learners. they believe that the relationships that they built -- >> billing betrayal. feeling like oakland doesn't care about us. >> reporter

coming up after kpix news at 6:00, no more masks? that's right. tonight, democratic governors in the northeast moved to end the mask mandate for students and teachers as the omicron a surge drops. will more states follow? we have that and the latest from ukraine as the cbs evening news is now just minutes away. >>> ahead in sports, his name sounds like a deli item. and, nfl coaches on the move, all on the start of super bowl week. i cannot wait to tell you about it. >>> coming up on streaming service, cbs news bay area, we will talk with a local doctor about the new covid-19 vaccine and how it is different from the current vaccin and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! what? who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a major shift in california's covid response. are returning a corner? >>> a critical boat in oakland. >>> san francisco pride making a huge comeback. what the celebration will look like after a pandemic pause. >>> wrecking news at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on 39, new guide is just released in california's pandemic response, treating it as a manageable risk rather than an emergency. let's take a live look at san bernardino where governor newsom is holding a news conference. we will bring that to live when it starts. >>> first an update from the state's health secretary on where we stand. >> we will once again laying on california's innovative spirit to bring together testing the technology, treatment, as a triple threat to fight disease. doing so has the chance to catapult us forward in the state and allow us to live with the virus and continue to thrive. >> today, the state's smarter plan was introduced, which outlined the importance of vaccines, masks, transmission awareness, readiness, testing, disease education an

on the go by downloading the kpix app and our coverage is always on kpix news and the bay area. >>> santa clara county has disciplined more tan 200 workers for failing to meet yesterday's booster shot deadline for employees in high- risk settings, that included hospital workers, correctional deputies and the probation staff. and the fire department says seven of its 220 firefighters could lose their jobs. >>> meanwhile, the omicron surge appears to be subsiding rapidly all across the bay area tonight. in alameda county, the daily case average and hospitalization rates are both well below last month's peaks, and the state's test positivity average has fallen to 13.4%. nearly 10 points off of its peak. so what now? kpix 5's wilson walker reports health experts and state leaders are starting that conversation. >> we will eventually be treatmenting covid like any other respiratory disease, but do we have to endure, you know, six, eight, 12 more months of a lot of restrictions that are likely to have minimal benefit. >> if you're waiting for a mandate roll back and soon, the ucf dr. nobl

we will have the latest for you here on kpix 5, as well as on cbs news bay area. >> thank you so much. we will be sure to get an update on this breaking news a little later in the newscast. >>> a new chapter in california's fight against covid-19. expedia governor newsom just unveiled the next phase of the state response to the pandemic. andria borba is live in orinda with more on the plan that represents a major shift . >> reporter: governor newsom today said this was not about a timeline, or a moment of declaring victory over the virus. this was a decidedly different tone than last june 15th's massive statewide reopening, that once again got hit by the delta variant. he says this is about a plan for the future and moving california forward. days after the mask mandate lifted, today governor gavin newsom announced his endemic plan for the covid-19 pandemic, meaning moving out of crisis and into a new phase. >> it's in that spirit of optimism that we now move into a new phase of addressing the challenges and realities of this disease. we move out of the pandemic phase, and we move int

from the newsroom, kpix 5. >>> footage shows a man being rolled on a stretcher to an ambulance in los angeles, he was shot during a super bowl victory celebration that turned violent. firefighters and chp officers rushed to the scene and paramedics took him to a nearby hospital. >>> celebrations around los angeles came after the rams won their first super bowl in more than 20 years. the traffic was at a standstill as a sea of rams jerseys took over the streets of downtown, fans turning an intersection into a block party, shooting off fireworks, dancing and climbing on top of some cars. >> a come from behind victory for the rams after trailing most of the second half the rams took a lead with less than one minute left, matthew stafford connecting on the score to kupp who was named the mvp. the rams head coach became the youngest to win a super bowl at 36. >> really satisfying to see these guys and to see the look on their faces. to do it in the house it's really special. >> the perfect team and the perfect set up. so thankful for everyone around me. i don't know, it has not hit me. >>