live in napa county, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> we invite you to stay with kpix 5 for all your complete fire coverage, will have more both on-air and online. >>> rumors of ice raids in san jose have the mayor speaking out this evening. the mayor tweeting we have not been able to confirm the rumors about ice activity in san jose. regardless of the truth of these rumors, we continue to emphasize the san jose pd does not participate in federal immigration enforcement. we received word of a potential ice rate at a san jose walmart, we investigated and cannot find >>> itasbeen the dream of generations of people living in the south bay to finally be connected to the bart system. but, as kpix devin fehely reports that the transit agency is warning that that plan will be significantly delayed. >>> bart hasn't even broken ground on the extension of the transit system into downtown san jose yet, but it is already facing potentially years of delays. >> the plan was to bring bart into the heart of downtown san jose by the middle of the next decade. while the plan is not been drilled, and has been t

. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00, starts right now. a woman attacked at her own front door. good evening i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook. her terrifying ordeal was caught on camera. she was violently attacked on the embarcadero. this incident is feeling criticism of the homeless navigation center that will be built nearby. kpix 5 is live on the embarcadero where some say that crime is only getting worst. >> reporter: ken, elizabeth, this attack happened right behind me right here on beale street. neighbors say that they think that this is the harbinger of what is to come. from the security camera you can see her struck to get into her building, violently polled and thrown to the ground, even with the security guard trying to help rescue her. >> he was saying very crazy stuff. he kept saying that the person inside of my lobby was a robot and that he was trying to save my life. >> reporter: she said that she had a semi-calm conversation with him. before he sedley demanded her wallet and keys and phone and this assault was on. >> he did pull me back. the door got locke

wilson walker, kpix 5. >> one for the memories. thank you wilson. >>> as we get ready to say goodbye to oracle arena we want to see your memories from the longtime home. you can share your pictures online with #kpix. >>> kevin durant ruptured his achilles and had surgery today. he's in good spirits despite the long road to recovery. >>> the other top story is the spring heat. checking in on temperatures around the bay area. ocean beach at 64 degrees, in the south and east bay's there the '90s. let's send it over to meteorologist darren peck . >> after 3 pm the camera captured the change. with a time-lapse over my shoulder. you see those clouds are streaming in over the presidio. the south tower of the golden gate bridge. welcome back marine layer. let's look at those satellite images. watch as they slink north. let's er look wah as itway up past half moon bay. look at how they are getting pulled into the bay. i want you to picture all of that heat, it rises and is now rushing through the golden gate to take its place. that is how y

we are back in 30 minutes for the kpix 5 news at 7:00. they're -- ♪ ♪ . captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this thursday, the mueller report is out. the fascinating details are in. we will break down the evidence and the impact. >> no collusion. no obstruction. >> but there were at least ten instances that the special counsel raised that could be considered potential obstruction. >> the president is saying by his own people because they refuse. >> you always hear people who have nothing to hide, hide nothing and it seems like they were hiding a lot. >> trump is trump. his inclination to counter-punch almost suceeded in counter- punching his way into an obstruction case.

kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, one family has been reunited with her dog. who was stolen over the weekend. a golden retriever named lily was taken saturday night just outside of a grocery store. her owner tied her to a post while she went inside. surveillance video captured a man taking up with lily. the next day san francisco police say that they spotted a dog matching her description walking with a couple. they said that they found the dog and they do not match the description of the suspect. >>> the coast guard crude behind this dramatic drug bust in the pacific is now back home in the bay area. the families of 140 crew members were welcome back to alameda today. they were on a three-month patrol of the coast of central and south america. this video shows them seizing a 45 foot submersible that was stuffed with 17,000 pounds of drug and five men. it is an intense job. and they could not hold onto their dad hard enough. >> we were sad, we got over it and we knew he was coming back. >> somebody has to do it. >> the gru confiscated about $569 million worth

. >> kpix 5 on the technical problem the family says tesla never fixed. >> reporter: there is no question about it, tesla is becoming more and more popular especially here in the bay area charging stations like this one near downtown san jose her full practically all day long. now this lawsuit has tesla drivers debating the reliability of one of their cars most favorite features. walter huang's model x was splintered when it hit the barrier at the 85 interchange last year in mountain view. he and 38-year-old engineer husband and father was killed. his wife said he loved the car. >> i gave it to him as a gift. >> now lawsuit filed by his family said his dream car which was on autopilot at the time of the crash was to blame for his death. >> it took him out of his lane of safety, pointed them at a fixed concrete barrier and then accelerated almost 10 miles an hour in three seconds. >> attorney sue he brought the car back to tesla several times to report the problem. it alleges the autopilot system was defective and tesla misrepresented his capabilities. in a statement soon after the crash t

in san jose: ramirez, kpix 5. >>> you can expect higher pg&e the bills in the new year. state regulators approved the utilities across for more revenue. average monthly electric bills are going to go up about $.20. average gas bills will go up, an average of $.11. the rate hikes will start sometime in the first few months of 2020. pg&e says that it needs more funding to improve the safety and reliability of that aging system.>>> the city of berkeley is moving forward with a new plan to address the 10 sixes housing crisis. earlier this month the city council voted unanimously to create housing developments in the parking lot of the north berkeley and ashby bart stations. the city could build up to 1700 units of those stations. 35% of them would be reserved for low income families. bart is expected to sign off on a plan next year, and the city hopes to lock in a developer by 2022.>>> statewide rent control goes into effect on january 1. the housing advocates say they are seeing some landlords try to raise rents and evict tenants before the law goes into effect. kpix 5 the

that is your kpix 5 forecasts. >>> again, kpix 5's morning show will start early at 4 am. mary is tracking the storm for you and gianna franco will be navigating the storm. he will have a windy and wet commute and paul will be back in the afternoon and evening.>>> i was steph curry embarrassed? the giants at a golden glove to their outfield. we will tell you more coming up. narrator: this february fall in love with twin pine casino's choose your ride giveaway. earn entries for a chance to choose your ride on the grand prize drawing night, february 23rd. you could have your choice of a brand new jeep renegade or chevy malibu only at twin pine casino & hotel. > we have breaking news. the giants have signed an outfielder. can i have a drumroll, please? they have renato ibarra to a deal. sorry, bryce harper is still a free agent. he is 32 years old and play the last three seasons with a career hitter in a little bit of pop regarded as one the best defensive corner outfielders in the game. he has two gold gloves on his mantle. get inside. they will soon stephen dugger is coming

kpix 5 . >> if you would like to keep an eye on these falcons. we have posted a link to the live stream on www.kpix.com. >>> a new space race is on. it is not to land on the moon or colonize mars but to contact et. the quest to send a bold new message to intelligent life beyond earth. >> it may be that civilizations are simply watching and waiting for us to let them make contact. >> are we ready to signal to what's out there that we are existing. we barely are getting along with each other, are we ready to get along with aliens? >> he knows. our original report, the quest to contact et's is coming up on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. >> they want to send a bold message, what do you say? high? >> come on, what is your opening line? >> how is it going? that is your first line? >> et is gonna be like. figure it out. >> it is hard to find. intelligent life. it defense on your definition of intelligent. >>> 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. don't you love it here? 57 degrees in san francisco, hop in the car and there is traffic. want to get to concord, california 82 d

kpix 5 wilson walker joint is now with the details. wilson? >> reporter: well, the victim's cab is parked right over my shoulder here, and as he said, calls for another or at least a closer investigation into what might've happened here on hilltop mall road. >> it happened, you know, away from my home. >> reporter: he had just finished his overnight cab shift, when a man approached him first asking for a cigarette lighter, then again for a cab ride, and after being told no, he returned a third time and attacked with a barbecue lit. >> after a few hits, i fell down, so he jumped on my neck, and he continued hitting the. i said help, help, help! i saw the car moving, and he came. >> reporter: he said that mall security guard scared of the attacker who has not been caught. sidhu says he thinks he was targeted because of his religion, and today the group united sikhs called on richmond police to investigate this as a hate crime, so do they plan to do that? >> not at the time. there is nothing to lead us to that, that aspect. replica department say

kpix 5 . >>> shock and grief poured out on twitter. the bengals teammate wrote, i am tired of waking up every day to bad news. another teammate was shot and killed. rest easy, terrel roberts. one of the strongest defensive backs to play the game. >> i saw that terrel roberts was shot and killed last night. i knew him at osu and he would bum rides from me when i was heading home. he was a great guy and will be missed. rest in peace. >>> the top story tonight. the heat. temperatures are warming so much that we have a heat advisory today. most areas in the 80s to 90s right now. how long the high temperatures are going to hang around. >> reporter: a big rise and more warming before we get to the cooling. anywhere from 6 to 13 warmer to half moon bay is 13 degrees cooler. napa is eight degrees warmer. in the 90s midland and 90s in oakland and 84 in san francisco. the wide temperature spread is not there. it warmed up a wh heat advisory lasts for one more hour. he goes away tonight but back tomorrow during the warm part of the day from 11 am

john ramos, kpix 5. >> and there will be an informational meeting on the 15th in santa rosa. the information is on our website. >>> and a quick update on the kincade fire. that fire is 80 percent contained tonight. 77,000 acres and holding. 374 structures destroyed, of that 174 were homes. >>> san francisco's police union coming under fire for ads against a candidate for district attorney. tomorrow san francisco voters will choose among 4 candidates for da and they're vying to replace george gascon who recently stepped down. the association spent about $400,000 in tv ads against the candidates. they seem to paint chesa boudin as soft on drunk drivers. his supporters cried foul. >> i'm appalled that they'd spend the money of their membership on this type of behavior. lies, attacks, but also not spending it on their membership. this is trying to buy democracy and an election. >> the union also sent out mailers saying boudin is quote putting our families at risk. we've reached out to other campaigns. they have yet to get back to us with a comment. don't forget we'll be covering

don ford, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >> reporter: i'm juliette goodrich in pleasant hill. they call these in-law units, and soon the bay area could see a backyard housing boom. >> >. no more space around the chase center? think again. the proposals for more development in the mission bay neighborhood. >> and changes coming to bart. how much more you'll have to pay for a ticket come january 1st. >> hope you enjoyed a rain-free day. there's one more coming tomorrow. and the rain is coming back. we'll talk about the timing on that for wednesday and i hate to say it, next weekend, forecast coming right up. >> don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on cbs.com, the cbs news app or your favorite platform. >>> they used to call them granny unit, but they could be the answer to the state's housing crunch. the governor has approved them. now 2 east bay communities want to fast track them. kpix 5's juliette goodrich is in pleasant hill where they're talking about it right now. >> reporter: that's right, the pleasant hill city council will be talking

we will see you back here on the kpix 5 at 7 pm. have a good one. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: on the "cbs evening news" this wednesday-- breaking news. officials say david ortiz was not the intended target, the night he was shot. >> breaking news from the dominican republic. >> the shooting of ex-red sox slugger david ortiz was the result of mistaken identity. >> the house of representatives held the first hearing on reparations for slavery in more than a decade. >> i feel a sense of anger where we are in the united states of america. >> i just don't think someone today is responsible for what someone else did 150 years ago. >> dubois: breaking tonight, a cbs news exclusive. we learn that missouri's only abortion clinic is one step closer to losing its license by the end of the week. planned parenthood tells us why. we're there near one of the tankers attacked in the middle

kpix 5 . >>> coming up, flames ripped through this bay area home. the lifesaving move firefighters need to know about. >>> i am in sonoma county where for the first time, residents and farmers will have to pay for the water they pull from the ground. it has a lot of people concerned. i have that story coming up. >>> a close call for a driver after a boulder comes crashing down. >>> rain for about five minutes earlier this afternoon. not again. you can't take anymore. wait to see the change coming up in the forecast. a lot more of that, blue skies out there right now and we will add some warm weather. find out how warm, next. flames and smoke poured out of this mobile home today. the fire broke out around 8:00 a.m. this morning on san marcus drive. the woman who lives there was not heard. there was heavy damage to the living room and adjacent bedrooms were almost untouched. the importance of shutting your doors at night will help potential buyers from spreading. >>> getting back to normal. that is after some emergency repairs to one of the runways to

in san ramon, kpix 5. >>> coming up. where this came from and what is being done to stop the spread. >>> experts say that california is overdue for a powerful earthquake. how this can help scientists figure out when a big one might hit. >>> if you're planning on going outside this evening, make sure that you bring your camera with you. it is going to be fantastic. cloud cover moving in overhead. i will explain why this is here. temperatures will continue to climb tomorrow. your forecast is next. ♪ >>> a nasty new past threatening to invade multimillion dollar crops. agricultural professionals are scrambling to stop the peach fruit fly from spreading. this fruit fly was just discovered. >> reporter: just as this delicious and valuable fruit was ripening on the trees. >> this is a peach tree. it ter: shsa up l ju peach rfect. ha >> we haven't had the best fruit year that we have had in a long time. >> reporter: but now there facing a pest, a peach fruit ry. the contra costa the county ag department captured a single frui

there won't be one. >>> kpix weather is sponsored by mancini sleep world. head over to man sleep world. visit sleep world dot com. big box controversy could be heating up again. the city is moving ahead for a new costco store. it is southeast of the busy 580, 680 interchange. >> the battle over this 40-acre lot has been going on for more than five years. now, this area was actually owned by clorox and now it is where costco wants to build its newest store. costco applied for license to supply alcohol. residents say it is a bad idea. >> there's a costco five miles down this freeways and down that freeways. you can drive five miles? >> matt sullivan is a former city council member and leads the group pleasanton city for responsible growth. having a costco in danville and livermore is close enough and worries about the added pollution and traffic. >> and ways best for the community as a whole? i can buy a dollar fifty hot dog? >> he led the group in filing a lawsuit back in 2017 over the environmental impact report to block costco from building on the site. ac

. >> reporter: kit do, kpix 5. >> in our other big story, taking a live look outside, clouds set the stage for a big change in the weather after triple digit temperatures, a chance of rain. >> meteorologist darren peck is tracking rain headed this way. >> quite the turnaround, from 100 degrees on friday to a chance of rain on monday. it's not how much we're going to get, because we're not going to get a lot. it's the timing that matters most. it's monday morning's commute to work. i'm going to stop it at 2:00 a.m. that's when the first of the light showers have arrived in the north bay. now we're looking at 6:00 a.m. scattered showers. notice it's not widespread but there are scattered showers right through the heart of the commute tomorrow, finally clearing the south bay by the time we get to 11:00. i want to show this to you in another way. look at the time along the bottom. from 5:00 a.m. through 11:00 a.m. santa rosa, you're my north bay example. the better bet for rain comes in the early morning hours from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. and your chances go down. watch what happens as ev

live in oakland, da lin, kpix 5. >> oh, man. you know what i say? silver and black, i got your back. go to las vegas, i'm right there with you. no problem. >> reporter: can't do it. can't do it. >> da, thanks. raiders fans hoping to cheer on the silver and black one last time in oakland will have to pay up big time. tickets are averaging 312 bucks for sunday's game. that's a 45 percent increase from any other game this season. >>> an east bay mom has entered a not guilty plea in a slew of charges after allegedly ramming a barber with her car over a hair cut. ruby delgadio appeared in court today accused of attempted murder, hit and run, and child abuse. she hit the barber with her prius, pushing him through a glass store front and breaking his leg. she was angry he nicked her son's neck during the hair cut. she remains behind bars on $1.3 million bail. >>> an hours long stand off now over in fremont. a home invasion suspect was perched on the roof of a 5 story hotel. he was throwing construction materials and tools down to the ground. kpix 5's andri

kpix 5's joe joins us live now. joe? >> reporter: never said that they often saw the young man with his two others. they would often train inside of their garage, converted into a boxing gym. at one of the brothers is actually standout boxer. it was rather a routine upbringing with a horrible ending. >> he is a very nice boy. he would not ever cause problems in the neighborhood that i know of. >> reporter: she is a retired teacher and a neighbor. she said that the boy never caused any problem that she knew of. >> it is just confusing. i feel numbed for the pain that everybody's feeling. >> reporter: he graduated from high school in 2017.'s yearbook shows a slim young man with wire-rimmed glasses. just two years later, he really say that he opened fire at the gilroy garlic festival with a semi automatic rifle. he was 19 years old. an instagram account shows a photo of the gilroy garlic festival just hours before the shooting. he describes himself as italian and i running. he also refers to a white nationalist group. >> ou

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in the east bay, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> if you want to see what earthquake coverage may cost you, the california earthquake authority has a calculated to lead we have posted a link on our website, kpix.com. >>> a brand-new app aims to people give people valuable seconds to prepare when an earthquake strikes. developed that you see berkeley, the myshake app uses ground and motion sensors to detect quite quakes before humans can discern them. it could be enough to stop bar times, open fire doors and allow people to drop, cover and hold on. it takes a magnitude 4.5 or about to to the system. we posted a tutorial on the app and how to set up at kpix.com . >>> the chronicle is reporting mayor london breed once inmates and staffers out of san francisco's crumbling hall of justice by 2021. it was declared seismically unsafe in the 90s. >>> meanwhile the pressure is on hundreds of san francisco landlords to bring their so- called soft story apartment buildings into seismic compliance. the city red flag nearly 5000 buildings back in 2014. the final deadline came and went in august but the chro

for now live in windsor, donna lynne, kpix 5. >>> the kincaid fire has not grown further incise. good news, it is holding steady at 76,000 acres. it is now 60% contained. 131 homes though destroyed and there have been four reported injuries. for the latest progress on the kincaid fire head to our website at kpix.com. >>> a developing story, roads are closed and an investigation underway for a deadly police shooting in san jose. this happened near mckee road and the alum rock neighborhood. police responded to the scene before 2:30 pm. following reports of an armed man who was apparently walking near a shopping center. police dispatch recordings tell what happened next. >>> investigators tell us one officer opened fire. the suspect was hit and later died at the hospital. the man has it to be identified. we are working on details for the incident. it marks the city's third police shooting so far this year. >>> a deadly shooting on a bta light rail platform in san jose. a private security guard shot and killed a man who was allegedly threating people with knives. leonard ramirez's li

melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> now to t seional g inis termat what was hurricane barry. the storm has been downgraded to a tropical depression as it continues its slow crawl northward. reporter hillary lane is in new orleans where many people are breathing a sigh of relief. >> we absolutely made it through the storm. >> reporter: with barry, the big easy had it relatively easy. >> beyond lucky. we were spared. it seemed as those bands moved closer to new orleans, it seemed to just go around us. >> reporter: new orleans mayor cantrell held what she said would be her final news conference about the storm which put the city, louisiana, and other gulf states on alert for days. rain fell in new orleans sunday as barry continued to weaken from its brief time as a category 1 hurricane on saturday. for the gulf states, there are still concerns about flooding. potential tornados and power outages. >> the tropical storm threat as you know is over. but rain remains the possibility. >> even though new orleans is still under a flood watch, it's opened up the floodgates behind me. the

the photo ball football right here on kpix 5. 72 degrees. a big ridge of high pressure with no ocean breeze until now. it is just beginning to return. it will return along the coast tonight. it will kick this ridge out of here and bring back the onshore flow. how strong is a breeze from the ocean? is it there? it is coming back tomorrow and this will make all of the difference for us. noticed the front coming in from the north on monday. there it is. watch for a widespread shower chance. we begin the week with scattered showers. up to 20 degrees cooler on the water tomorrow. big cool down on sunday. monday, scattered showers. temperatures, 80s. san jose, 88. san francisco, 72 degrees. pacifica, 67. we are all much cooler on sunday. it is still sunny and breezy. monday, scattered showers, 60s and 70s for your highs. that is your kpix 5 forecast. >>> all right, sports settling in on a friday. we have another player that has moved on. and we will be showing you a broken golf club. stick around. see the guy who did it, too. >>> kpix 5 weather is

live in union city, kpix 5. >>> we have new video of a rescue in bodega pay. some people had to be rescued after their boat overturned. they're expected to be okay. >>> charles schwab is giving up its san francisco headquarters thanks to a block buster deal. they're buying ameritrade combining 2 of the biggest players in the brokerage industry. the combined companies expect to move their headquarters to the dallas-fort worth area, but they expect to keep hiring in san francisco and keep a footprint in the city. other older corporations have also left san francisco. mckesson moved to texas. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >> well, it's a tragedy for us. we celebrated our 140th year of the church building itself. >> an uncertain future after fire tears through the oldest church of christ west of the mississippi. >> bay area scientists accomplishing a first of its kind task. taking the heart rate of the biggest mammal on earth. >> and the best travel deals might be right after the holidays. >> and we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix

that is your kpix 5 forecast. >>> paul, thanks for that. preparations underway including rolling out the red carpet at the staples center in l.a. musics is nice. >> the grammys return sunday. one bay area nominee is helping his story will inspire others who are down on their luck right now. >> remember, once i gave up. it is such a great testimony. you can even quit her dream, it is still happened. still be successful. still be happy, is to be a great contributor. that is my favorite word. >> so glad his dream came true. his name is fantastic negrito. he has been on quite a journey as we will learn at 7 pm. you can catch the grammys right here on kpix 5. we are live from the red carpet starting at 4 pm. the show starts at 5 pm followed by an encore performance and are late-night news. be sure to follow us on facebook, instagram, and twitter as our very own betty yu streams of states from the red carpet and behind the scenes. >>> a new baseball team. a former giants manager passed away. phil mickelson did something he did not done in 21 year

the kpix 5 morning crew will be there for the celebration. covered starts at 4:30 am. >>> coming up in sports, the giants hit the road in desperat >>> week one of the football season is finally here. we will be right back. ♪ >>> kpix 5 weather is sponsored by mancini sleep role. meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel come on home to scratch-made. wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> with those giants drifting further and further out of the playoffs. maybe the giants have found his replacement already. what a cutie there. he only struck out two, but the giants to hit into the cardinals defense a lot. tyler beatty riding a five-game losing streak, and this did not help his cause. he cannot get a glove on it, it and he ro

. >>> stay with kpix 5's weather and traffic team . you can always find updates on her website, kpix.com. >>> san jose police say a hit- and-run that way out of control , and it ended up causing a panic in one neighborhood. this ended with a crash and then a standoff at a home on east hills drive near south white road. kpix 5's wendy ramirez is live. >> reporter: you are right. this all started with a simple fender bender. the other car was a police patrol car. the driver tried to take off and get the taste was on. the chase went on for several minutes in the south white road east hills drive area of san jose. minutes later, police actually lost contact with that vehicle. they spotted it here on east hills drive at dale drive. it was crashed into the garage of a car. was a brief standoff as officers conversed on the same with their guns pointed at the driver. >> he was not responsive to our commands to come out. we had to go in and get him. as you see now, he hit a bunch of paint and is covered in paint. he is going to go to the hospit

kpix 5 as your survival guide during the planned power shut offs. find useful resources online at kpix.com. >>> so pg&e may be bankrupt, but tonight it's upping its offer to northern california wildfire victims. it's proposing another $6.6 billion to settle claims in an attempt to match the offer from a rival group trying to seize control of the troubled utility. the increase raises their total pay out cap to 25.5 billion giving it a better chance of emerging from bankruptcy intact. >>> also tonight, a major break in a decades old cold case. police in one east bay say say it was all thanks to new technology and a spoon. kpix 5 is live at livermore's police station to explain how it all came together. >> reporter: ken, it almost sounds like something out of a tv show, but this is real life. detectives were able to find a suspect using a dna match to a distant relative. they then followed the suspect 24 hours a day until he threw away a plastic spoon used to eat ice cream. that was enough for them to get a dna sample. >> every victim deserves justice

kpix 5's wilson walker has more on what is being done to clean up litter. wilson? are you may have seen these around san francisco. these are these big bellied trash cans. it is kind of hard to miss. it even comes with some nice features like the foot pedal. in case you are squeamish about touching the handle of the san francisco trashcan. a lot of people think that these are the solution to the cities rather infamous trash problem. the bigger question may be, does the city have the stomach for the cost? >> and i thought finally, after 32 years we have a trash system. >> reporter: not just any trash receptacle, this is the first of 80 new big bellies now arriving in san francisco. they compacted with the power of the sun. incredibly, they actually contain trash that goes in them. >> we close this up, this blocks your hand. you cannot region. >> reporter: as you might expect, they are expensive. they are about $4000 for each. and they have maintenance cost. >> the mayor is willing to buy some. >> reporter: they have already been paying for this, dissatisfied with th

kpix 5's juliette goodrich joins us from the dublin bart station. bart police are saying they have nothing to be sorry for. >> >> reporter: you have got the bart general manager saying sorry, we should not have done this, apologizing to the passengers, employees, and the person that was cited. then, you have bart police saying wait a second, we were just doing our job and following the rules. then, you have bart's board of directors divided on the whole matter. >> you are detained and you are not free to go. >> reporter: by now, you have probably seen the video, steve foster being cited for eating a sandwich on a platform while waiting for a bart train. bart police say they arrested foster after he became hostile and belligerent, using curse words and homophobic slurs toward the officer. when bart's general manager issued in apology to foster and bart writers for how the situation unfolded, it did not fit well with bart police and bart board of director, deborah allen. >> for the police officers, it is very demoralizing for our general manager to co

reporting live in gilroy, len ramirez kpix 5. >> we invite you to stay with kpix 5 for your coverage of this ongoing investigation of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. we will keep you up-to-date on air, and on kpix.com. >>> a call to action after one san francisco supervisor says the asian community is being targeted by crime. joe vazquez is live in san francisco with 20 most recent incidences that left two men in the hospital. joe? >> reporter: those two people were beaten up pretty badly in chinatown, one incident was caught on camera, the dash camera of a car driving through. and then today please put a video of their own, of the suspects. take a good look at the surveillance video. differences go police say these three young men are responsible for a violent robbery in chinatown. police say the men attacked a 56-year-old man, lifting the victim off his feet and then throwing him to the ground. when another man, a 69-year-old man tried to help, police say the robbers knocked him out cold. please see the suspects then stole a watch from the first victim. both were treated for h

kpix reporter breaks down the numbers for us. melissa. >> we're here in sacramento where the governor spent nearly an hour just introducing the basics of this enormous budget proposal and it assumes more than $20 billion in surplus which means more spending and some saving. >> by are preparing for uncertain times. >> despite a projected billion dollars surplus, the governor is concerned. >> we recognize the global economy, interest rates rising. the volatility, in our stock market. and the anxiety that many of us are feeling we're putting $13.6 million in the budget for resiliency. >> reporter: he says he's trying to avoid creating ongoing programs that state may not be able to pay for in lean years they are looking at building facilities for full-day kindergarten. john war lock approves. >> others ran into that program he started raising all kinds of expenditures, pay raises and when the economy and the energy crisis hit, we got tired of him and recalled him. >> reporter: he hopes to avoid a big fight with the legislature over t

we'll be back here on kpix 5 news. good night. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this wednesday, from washington, d.c., the expanding crisis-- virginia's top three political leaders now all facing scandal. >> controversy multiplied. >> virginia's attorney general mark herring has admitted dressing in blackface. >> herring is second in line if northam resigns. >> this has been an awful week for virginia. >> elizabeth warren is apologizing for listing her race as "american indian" for the state bar of texas. >> i should have been more mindful of the distinction with tribal citizenship. >> glor: as another shutdown looms, we asked vice president pence what was learned from the last one. do you think the shutdown was a mistake? >> i never think it's a mistake to stand up for what you believe in. >> aftll

live in san francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. >> enough with the trees! >>> all right, starting next week a new state law goes into effect meant to spur expansion among california beer and wine makers. they'll be allowed to hold overlapping facility licenses to produce beer and wine in the same space, and they won't have to keep production and storage of the drinks apart. the law takes effect january 1st. >>> many bay area companies on track to finish the year with big gains. apple shares are up more than 83 percent for the year. tesla shock up more than 29 percent, and netflix shares have risen 23 percent after apple launched their new line of smart phones and debuted the apple tv plus subscription this year. tesla showed off neeisuv ththis and netflix added strong new subscriber numbers in thquter. > in sierra, nonststms helping get the snow pack off to a healthy start, and there is more in store for the weekend. daen peck is joining us now with that forecast. >> the next storm will bring a little snow to akerthe but we'll take anything. just keep putti

we'll be back on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 p.m. caio sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight, a winter weather alert. more than 220 million americans facing below-freezing temperatures. snowstorms, ice, and wind causing hazardous conditions, including at a busy airport where a passenger plane skidded off a runway. also breaking tonight, congress drops more testimony, revealing pentagon officials were caught off guard by the freezing of aid to ukraine. we're live from capitol hill. and new tonight, why former u.n. ambassador nikki haley says the president's top aides were trying to resist his wishes. you think his chief of staff john kelly was trying to gedyrmine the president?

. >>> kpix news at 6:00 starts now with an all-out war between santa clara and the 49ers. >> the city is fighting to take overall concerts and entertainment events at levi stadium, but the niners are not backing down. >> kpix 5's len ramirez has more on the ongoing drama. >> reporter: well, this has been a shocking series of events. it's clear now there is no love lost between the san francisco 49ers and the city of santa clara. and certainly not how santa clara voters thought things would work out when they approved the stadium back in 2010. the mayor, city manager and labor leaders giving the 49ers an f grade for its management of levi stadium. >> the 49ers' performance off the field is terrible. >> reporter: last night, the city council acting as the stadium authority voted to terminate an agreement with the niners that allows them to manage the stadium for all events. the team would still get to manage nfl football games. >> out of the 10 events, you have 6 money-losing events. that's their performance record. >> reporter: the city also claims the 49ers shorted contract workers by

live in fremont, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> this just in, a hazmat situation in emoryville on hollis street. crews responded to a building where chemicals mixed in a drum didn't turn out as planned. sprinklers doused most of the fire, but officials are concerned the spill contaminated the run off water. no one was injured. >>> quite the thick fog to start our monday. you can barely see the top of the transamerica building there. no rain, but pretty heavy mist in the air. there's a chance of more rain this week. we're going to our meteorologist darren peck for that. >> that's tomorrow night, ken, and there's like that much. very little. i'll show you that on the futurecast, but first let's talk about the fog. we had a dense fog advisory across the bay this morning, and the way things are set up now, we're not changing the atmosphere ingredients much between now and tomorrow morning, so if you woke up to fog or reduced visibility, plan on doing that tomorrow. and here's what we looked like today just to show you. we'll probably do this again. this is the bay area socked in with low grade clou

that is your kpix 5 forecast. >>> the sharks are back up. and then assist to an olympic golfer for helping him win the u.s. open at pebble beach yesterday? >>> your nose of the words are going to re-sign their superstar. san jose was in about to let their shark find a new ocean. re-signing eric karlsson to an $88 million deal. the highest-paid defenseman. and the biggest contract in franchise history. he never says much during interviews that he let out a laugh that seem to be trending all season on social media. >>> today 1 million people lined the streets of downtown toronto. after a dominant postseason run, leonard got the last laugh. >> enjoy this moment and have fun. ha, ha, ha. >> the warriors took out a full- page ad to congratulate the raptors on their win. >>> the first career major. woodland winds the u.s. open. early this year woodland invited a special olympics golfer to play a practice whole in scottsdale. they stayed in contact and she faced timed from the media center? >> did you like that that today . i used your positive ene

we are live in san jose, kpix 5. >>> with take a live look outside. from our exclusive salesforce camera. some clear skies this evening. it actually is really nice. it was much different picture this morning. rain returned to the bay area for the first time since may. and winter has come to the sears. squaw valley, seeing its first snowfall this evening. a dropped fresh powder at the upper elevations. there are even some snowflakes at the base. there could be more wet weather on the way. paul? >> the widespread rain chance was today. but hey, it rains. that is something around here. for us in the bay area, we have not had once been rainfall since the middle of may. it is a big deal for us. almost .5 inch of rain in castro valley. santa rosa, .11. san francisco .07. the rain has wrapped up for us. in the mountains, it is not. tomorrow sunshine throughout the day. wednesday morning, there it is. sonoma county, napa county, the best chance of seeing some widely scattered showers. they will not be widespread, but there is some on the radar for the north b

.>>> kpix 5 news at 6 pm starts right now. >>> something is living in a san jose mobile home park are celebrating a first of its kind deal. it lets them stay where they are. and upgrade to new luxury condos when they get built. that is not all. winchester ranch mobile home park with the sweetest part of the deal.>> reporter: they do get to stay in their neighborhood. they get to move into a brand- new condo. and their rent will stay the same. across the street from santana row and down the block from the mystery house the winchester ranch mobile home park that in one of the priciest parts of san jose. >> i am an original owner. >> reporter: mary jo has lived here for 40 years. the park was sold to a developer she and about 100 other resident space eviction and worse.>>> you stayed up nights worried about this? >> it was no laughing matter according to the president of the residence association.>> people would be homeless. >> reporter: most of the people are on fixed income and cannot afford san jose rent but would not want to move away from their community. they banded together and wo

in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, the dust >> i am john ramose and san rafael what would you like to see on the richmond san rafael bridge in the word to be rebuilt. one north bay assembly man was to hear your ideas. we'll have the story coming up. >>> a new poll on how happy bay area residents are, with the direction of the region. >>> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area , you can find is on kpix.com, and, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. in mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a lot of time and money goes

live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 is bringing you original stories about the housing affordability crisis here in the bay area. red what it's going to take to pull us out of this mess. seniors like linda owe ins fighting to stay in their homes. she lives on a fixed income. >> i know rents are rye out there. i can't afford to go out and pay 18, $1,900 a month for a one derm. >> we sat down with the mayors of the bay area's three largest cities. >> we've got to agree as a bay area community that our homeless are ours. they are part of our community. >> we've made a lot of mistakes and we waste a lot of time with bureaucracy. plbegito work. we've seen rents stabilize. they're not going up anymore. and we've seen evictions decrease by about a third. >> you can watch the full report as well as the mayor's entire interviews on our website. go to our website, kpix.com. click on the project home section. we also are asking to hear your housing stories as well as ideas and solutions to solving the problem. >>> we'll talk about too close for comfort. how about a mountain lion who f taking a

. >> reporter: melissa kane, kpix 5. >> the d.a. report says when clark died he had alcohol, xanax, codeine, higho codeine and marijuana and recent cocaine use and his phone had recent searches for suicide by overdose. >>> the family says their fight for justice has only just begun. >> he was 22 years young. ok. everyone can just stop and think about what they did at 22, you know. everybody made mistakes. everybody was human. everybody partied. everybody messed up. 22 does not determine who you are and who you will become and that means he never has that chance. he's buried in the ground. >> protesters with black lives matters say that tonight's demonstration is only the beginning of the rallies they are planning in response to the decision. we'll hear more from at 6:30 to >> we are following developing news where a tense standoff where people had to evacuate their homes has come to an end. here are new details. andrea? >> reporter: yeah, we ntszed some movement in this parking lot around 5:00 this afternoon. a truck went up the hil

customs and border protection sent kpix a statement saying that they respected the decision and our main objective was to inform jobseekers about the rewarding career opportunities th cbptoco law enforcement activities. others is that the city college made a mistake and could be dividing students of an opportunity. >> many what side of the political aisle you are on. >> if you are against it, you don't need to apply for. a job as a job when you're jobless. >> reporter: is a city college says it stands by its decision in fact, it is not the only college in the country to do something like this and in fact, new york university and rutgers university, students and those universities have objective and asked border patrol not to come to job fairs at those universities. live in san jose, glenn ramirez.>>> is a police need your help identifying these two men, they are suspected of killing a man back in december. a short time ago, please release the surveillance video of the suspects and please say that the suspect got into an altercation with the victim on east streetwhenona gun and shot him.

in san jose, kpix 5. >> san francisco growing at a rapid rate and its wealth is drastically changing the city. >> social media is buzzing about an article that says san francisco has lost its soul to tech companies. melissa canas in san francisco with that story. >> reporter: we are here at cupid's span the bow and arrow into the city of san francisco signifying its romantic reputation. the city is changing. is it still the place where people lead their hearts? >> what is the, you know, the viability of a city beso expensive the only people to afford to live here are wealthy? >> reporter: the president of sf travel. his job, to promote san francisco to the rest of the world. >> it's so expensive to live here. mac the cost of real estate may be driving out artists and local institutions like the punchline which is in danger of closing. in an article called how san francisco broke america's heart the writer says the tech company wealth has made the city to homogenous to tech, to millennial. but he says that's not true. >> san francisco is one of the most diverse cities in the world loo

the booklet or register phones with the community warning system there are links on our website and kpix .com. >>> today's weather makes spring seem like a distant thought. here is a live look at the top of the salesforce tower looking over the bay bridge. you can see heavy, dark clouds hanging around all day long. still showers out there. meteorologist darren peck in today for paul. >> this has been going on for a while with skies looking like this, having us all questioning what time of year is this again? were almost done but not quite done yet. live radar, a few spotty showers we have to get into the south bay. in fact let's work our way towards hayward over the east bay. is become a little closer castro valley, hayward you guys are one of the a few locations getting light showers at this point just in the hills above hayward. that is about the most impressive thing at the moment. if we go back to that live you this is with the sky looks like for most of us. if you can tell there is a storm in the neighborhood but most of us aren't seeing maturing at this point. let's see what we are

kpix 5 news was shot entirely on film, sometimes even in color. the news team included reporters like velda davis, and are no, and mike lee. >> it was business as usual in san francisco state. because, the usual business has become picket lines. >> reporter: the big news in the bay area revolves around campus unrest, protests against the vietnam war, teacher strikes, and minority student demands. >> the peaceful picketing the cover the troubling waters of san francisco state college evaporated briefly today. >> reporter: demonstrations which spilled onto the streets of berkeley, prompting ben california governor ronald reagan to take action. >> i am proclaiming a state of extreme emergency on the campus university of california at berkeley. >> the city of berkeley continues to resemble an armed cap with no one knowing when and where the next confrontation will take place. >> reporter: the black panther party was a powerful force in oakland. >> of these pigs in the street doing other things. >> reporter: in 1969, bobby steele defended the right of

for the championship game will be featured on kpix on sunday. it will be the blue triplets against the killer threes. featuring warrior steven jackson. the league is in the third year with the founder ice cube with actor michael rappaport. they are glad fans have bought into the game. >>> yes. we did. we wouldn't have did something on this level if we didn't think he could catch on. and go all the way. we knew it would be a lot of hard work. three years ago when i think back. yes we were hoping praying wishing and expecting to be right here right now. >>> check out the shot. miles turner. look at this. hope he has that kind of touch as his team usa faces czech republic on sunday. to kick off the world cup of basketball. >>> as we speak a's and yankees. giants and the padres. moving pictures on. the late show.>>> can't wait. >>> cbs evening news is coming up. john dickerson with a preview. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news hurricane dorian keeps gaining strength. there is new information about where and when it is expected to strike. >>> milita