in marin city, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. ama: much-needed congestion relief has arrived for drivers in north bay. caltrans opened a car pulling on the northbound side of highway 101 in sonoma county. sky seven was overhead giving us a glimpse of the traffic arrangement. this project has been years in the making and including widening the highway. caltrans plans to order south bound carpal lane in late 2022. dion: santa fe state students are fulfilling an agreement. a student alliance says there are no hurdles, making it difficult to set up beds for the homeless. the university says that's not true. david louis looks at both sides. david: students planted 4,000 flags in the long to represent the number of students who told san jose state they have been homeless at some point. the student homeless alliance negotiated an agreement with the university to provide temporary housing assistance nearly two years ago. they claim hurdles are preventing students from getting promised help. >> in the first one half of the semester, over

we don't have much here in marin city, and this would be a loss to the community. ama: cvs said -- wouldn't say why it's closing the store, but in a statement to abc 7 news, a representative said we have made the difficult decision to close. the closure of this store is not a reflection of the hard work and dedication of our employees. in fact, our colleagues will be given the opportunity to transition into comparable roles at other cvs locations nearby. a man found himself in a precarious place along the san luis obispo county coastline. he's stuck hanging onto a cliffside a few hundred feet above the surf and hundred feet below the roadway. the california highway patrol helicopter was called to rescue the man. rescuers put him into a safety net and flew him at the racquet point in close by. chp says thankfully, he is doing alright this evening. holiday traditions are returning to t the canceled because of the pandemic. massive home christmas light displays are back up and better than ever. j.r. stone was in pleasanton tonight, where families have been visiting on

we don't have much here in marin city, and this would be a loss to the community. ama: cvs said -- wouldn't say why it's closing the store, but in a statement to abc 7 news, a representative said we have made the difficult decision to close. the closure of this store is not a reflection of the hard work and dedication of our employees. in fact, our colleagues will be given the opportunity to transition into comparable roles at other cvs locations nearby. a man found himself in a precarious place along the san luis obispo county coastline. he's stuck hanging onto a cliffside a few hundred feet above the surf and hundred feet below the roadway. the california highway patrol helicopter was called to rescue the man. rescuers put him into a safety net and flew him at the racquet point in close by. chp says thankfully, he is doing alright this evening.raditions g to the bay area after many of them were canceled because of the pandemic. massive home christmas light displays are back up and better than ever. j.r. stone was in pleasanton tonight, where families have been vi

marin city has a sizable african american population. unlike marin county, which is mostly white. >> she considered us living in marin city and devalued our home based off of that. >> and saw a black face. >> reporter: so they decided to put their suspicions to a test. they requested yet another appraisal and got a female friend who was white to come to the house to meet the appraiser to make it look like this was her house. >> i contacted her, and i said we have another -- our appraisal came in low, we have another appraiser coming. can you come and be me? >> reporter: but that's not all they did. they also removed any evidence that black people even lived there. a process that's been called whitewashing. >> took out everything that resembled that this home belonged to us. >> yeah. or to an african american family. >> art, pictures. >> even i would say my hair products, i put them away. so that someone would be tipped off by them. >> reporter: a different appraiser, also a white woman according to the austins, who visited the house in f

in marin city, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. larry: turning to the lighter side, some holiday ice cream, peanut butter with chips? oh, larry: time now for the forever for, ama is joining us. i think because she knows ice cream is going to be served in a few moments. the first, just as tesla makes texas its headquarters, it's out with the perfect gift for kids with wide open spaces. tesla began selling the cyber quad for kids. it looks rugged. it's a small, four with a lithium ion battery, that charges it for 14 miles, top speed of 10 miles per hour. tesla says it's suitable for kids ages eight and up with a maximum capacity of 150 pounds. sales for $1900, but it's already too late to get one. they sold out this morning. aw. kumasi: bummer -- kristen: bummer. ama? ama: i am too cheap for that, $1900? kristen: but does your kid have a toy cart they can drive around in? ama: she does not. larry: my kids had the toy cars. it wasn't ready for the highway, which i didn't want it to be anyway. this might be a little bit too much. larry

marin city has a sizable african american population, unlike marin county, which is mostly white. >> she considered us more in the city and devalued our home. . >> and saw a blackface. >> reporter: so they decided to put their suspicions to a test. they requested yet another appraisal and got a female friend, who was white, to come to the house to meet the appraiser to make it look like this was her house. >> i contacted her and i said we have another -- our appraisal came in low. we have a new appraiser coming. can you come and be me. >> reporter: but that's not all they did. they removed any evidence that black people even lived there, a process called whitewashing. >> we took down everything that this home belonged to us. >> or to an african american family. >> art, pictures. >> even my hair products, i put them away so that someone wouldn't be tipped off by them. >> reporter: a different appraiser, also a white woman who visited the house in february of 2020, came back with a valuation of more than $1.4 million, an appraisal 49% higher than the previous one. in dollars, that's a

we don't have much here in marin city. kumasi: cvsvsvsvs is closing the store. prescriptions will be transferred to a cvs pharmacy inside a target store in that same shopping center. a statement said we have made the difficult decision to close. the closure of the story is not a reflection of the hard work of our employees. our colleagues will be given the opportunity to transition to comparable roles at other cvs locations. reggie: a holiday tradition at livermore returns after being canceled last year. opening ceremonies will be held for the 38th annual deacon day christmas display on hillcrest avenue. this walk-through display has more than 610,000 lights. it starts at 6:30. admission is free. it runs nightly through january 1. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheers] kumasi: warriors fans clearly in the holidays. . the 90 foot christmas tree outside che center was lit up last night. former center zaza there. the warriors in chase will be hosting free holiday events all month long outside of the arena. inflation changing prices everywhere. something impacting everybody. the four

today marin city's median income is less than $30,000 a year. neighboring mill valley, a mile away, is nearly three times that in theory this home should have been your family's escape from that history. >> yes, yes. we shouldn't have to have had to repeat what my grandparents had to go through 50-plus years ago. it's frustrating because we not as far along in america as we think we are. >> reporter: the original appraisaler did not respond to our request for comment. by the time they got the new appraisal, interest rate and terms means they couldn't borrow the money they wanted and they're now suing. >> this is a process of appraising this is a system that creates inequity in our country. >> how do we change the system will our story be a catalyst to changing the system that's negatively affecting black and brown people every day >> reporter: shep, the auft ens say their lawsuit is about recouping the money lost during that period of time of appraisals but also hoping to create some systemic change. if you're wondering just how prevalent this p

. >> she relies on buses to get him from their home in marin city to a school in sausalito. he was moved as part of a school integration effort, but since the year began, the bus has been unreliable, often late, sometimes broken and a few times has not showed up at all. >> our kids were getting to school right at the start. sometimes even late. they would not really have time to eat breakfast. >> he is the district superintendent. he says the nationwide school bus and bus driver shortage has made it nearly impossible to find a reliable transportation option for the youngest student. >> we have reached out to the airport, any transportation company in our location. >> this afternoon -- -- afternoon there was no plan to get the children to school after break. they canceled the contract with marin horizon since kids were not getting to school on time, but today they changed course. he said that district will have buses operating next week, a short-term solution for a greater problem. >> get our kids adequate bus services. >> i don't think it is because they did not tried really

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many marin county cities are pushing back against the mandate citing lack of land, supply and recent wildfires. >>> many holiday traditions are returning to the bay area, including the holiday lights parade in morgan hill. it took place last night and looks like the whole community turned out for that one. the fire engine you see there was a big hit, and so was something else in bright red. santa -- >> i know him! >> a lot of kids cannot wait, and he made an appearance to help light the christmas tree. >> it's nice to see things going back to normal a little bit. >>> happening tonight, the semifinals on "the voice" are live right here on nbc bay area. in addition to their solo performances, they will sing a 1990s duet with their fellow semifinalists. it's followed by michael buble's christmas in the city. >>> back in court, the decision looming this week for killer scott peterson and his push for a new trial. >>> and then in concord, low visibility. it's a cool day and we will get rain eventually. we will talk about that, coming up next. >>> here's the san mateo bridge. when you are

the city has a sizal african american population. >> she considered us living in marin city and devalued our home based off of that. >> reporter: so they decided to put their suspicions to a test. they requested another appraisal, and got a female friend, who was white, to come to the house to meet the appraiser to make it look like this was her house. >> i contacted her and i said, we have another -- our appraisal came in low. we have another appraiser coming. can you come and be me? >> reporter: but that's not all. they also removed any evidence that black people even lived there. a process that's been called white washing. >> we took down everything that resembled this home belonged to us. >> even my hair products, i put them away so that someone would be tipped off by them. >> reporter: a different appraiser, also a white woman, who visited the house in february of 2020, came back with a valuation of more than $1,482,500. an appraisal 49% higher than the previous one. in dollars, that's a $487,500 difference between two appraisals that came about three weeks apart. in federal court,

there's a slowdown around marine city and some standing water, as you know up there right along highway one. oh, one in marine county. those typical spots that flood during the rains. that's where you're running into the pool the water this morning, daria speaking of flooding check out san mateo county. >> this is at coral reef avenue in el granada. oh my gosh. it is up to the looks like. and so for me, that's hit the other big story is the impact of all this rain. wow. i feel sorry for those homes. have a clean that up. >> and i feel soary if you have to go to sfo because you're probably going to be delayed if you're picking up or if you're flying out. >> we've been keeping track in the airport when it's a mess. it's a mess. so let's take a at this point. it is 12 cancellations. so those have grown and how the delays have grown all my gosh, sfo has 55 delays right now it's getting worse in san jose. they didn't have any cancellations last hour. now they have 2 cancellations. the delays are stacking up 15 delays in san jose. that's an exponential girls. and then in oakland, they still h

in marin city, that performing stars are asking for donations for the holiday toy giveaway. they're looking for toys and books for infants to 11-year-olds. or financial donations for gift cards for 12 to 17 euros. drop-off locations are listed on your screen. you can also donate online at performing stars.org/donate now. the toy giveaway will be held on thursday. one week until christmas. it is going to be busy shopping out there. >> yes. we have talked about how cold it is, but how about six degrees and lake tahoe and nine in truckee. we are coming up out of the 30's, and some neighborhoods are chilly out there. you have the sun on the way. it is in san francisco, and more rainy days than dry days. we'll have to seven-day forecast, so stay so stay tuned. also, with the three-point record in the books, steph curry scores against the celtics, and we look at when number 400. gary peel will have the highlights, coming and sports. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent

in marin city, the organization of performing stars is asking for donations for its annual holiday toy giveaway and looks for toys and books for infants to 11-year-olds or financial donations for gift cards for 1-17-year-olds. drop off locations are listed on your screen and can you donate online at performing stars. org/donate now. the toy give away will be held thursday. today in san francisco more than 1,000 children will get a toy for the holidays, part of the second annual chinatown winter wonderland. the event focuses on serving underprivileged children in the community. there will be a bounce house cookie decorating and even falling snow. kind he's hospital will be offering covid vaccinations to kids ages 5-11 as well as booster shots for adults. the festivities run from 10:00 to 4:30. all right. lisa, let's get a check outside, whatever you're doing today, bring a jacket. lisa: you think it's cold here, it's 37 degrees in lake tahoe going for a high of 40. back home, widespread 30's and freezing in plenty of our valleys, east bay in particular with the fog moving in. we'll talk

city conquer clayton wanted creek. the tri valley winds have been under 10 mph all day and we're pretty steady between five and 10. during the evening hours. storm tracker indicates a fail of high thing clouds. that's about it. but this is interesting future cast as we walk you through tonight and through the weekend, it's going to just really be a good looking weekend and nice, nice weekend. relatively cool, but dry. we do have a storm approaching to the north of us, but it's banging up against the pacific northwest and also marching into. british columbia, with all of its precipitation, leaving us with just increasing cloud cover by sunday. now tonight, i do want to point out that we're going to dip below freezing into the santa rosa area, and it looks like at this particular time. we have to start mentioning wrap up those pipes and watch your plants and especially our pets, otherwise freezing and throughout livermore. also pleasant in backing all the way into danville temperatures into the thirties around the penins

san rafael and throughout marin city into the high forties . temperatures tomorrow again, predominantly into the forties. low fifties comment around the central bait back into pacifica and the extended forecast as call again by wednesday, cloud cover only a chance of rain showers. partly cloudy thursday and we bring in the new year under clear skies. have a good evening. getting pretty chilly out there. thanks for burdock coming up in sports. the nfl playoff picture continues to shape up. we'll take a look at games in week 16. then on the 11 o'clock news, we will take you financial planning is finding your home away from home. ♪ and, it's designing a plan to help get you there. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. wealth management is planning your path together. and, it's guiding you along the way. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. happening tonight in sports, while t

city and nevado nicasio. we have temperatures in the mid forties, a little bit more mild as you reach windsor in santa rosa. as you go due east. the cool spot happens to be around discovery bay and also brentwood in the mid forties and to the south, just south of the dumbarton bridge. temperatures are in the low. oh, fifties. the winds have been picking up out of the east and south east. and that's what really encouraged that tooley fog to invade the tri valley early this morning. it's scrubbing out a little bit earlier with those aggressive breezes out of the southeast and the san jose area, these winds will increase by tonight, anywhere from about 10 to 20 mph. so this is it. we've been advertising this area of low pressure for days and days, and it's been slowing down and dragging this front right here is what's going to bring us the initial rain, but not until about tomorrow afternoon. we could see by tomorrow morning's commuted stri, which is helpful . and then by tuesday afternoon at this time we see ra

melanie woodrow reports from marin county. >> the city of berkeley along with alameda, san francisco, and marin county announcing today the return of masks to indoor settings. >> it is prudent for us to take this measure of safety where we know we can protect people against infection. >> an exemption in several counties previously allowed people to take off masks if they revaccinated with counties rescinding that, masks will now be required in public spaces including gyms and fitness studios. >> at this point, ridiculous. it has been two years on a

they will discuss housing production through the end of the mandate, and many marin county cities are pushing back against the mandate citing recent wildfires and lack of supply. >>> monarch butterflies are not only making an impressive return along the california coast, but along central mexico, and it's drawing tourists and scientists alike. western monarchs are back by the tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands this year in the monterey and santa cruz county areas. so eastern monarchs are numbering in the millions in mexico's 32,000 acre reserve after making a 2,000-mile journey. >> that's so cool to see, because their population dips so badly that it was not clear if they would survive. >> yeah, but they are thriving. >> so cool. >>> trending this morning, antarctica had a complete solar eclipse on saturday. it gets continuous daylight from mid october until early april, and for a total eclipse to happen the sun, moon and earth all need to be in perfect alignment. >> i always think of "little shop of horrors." remember that? >> no. >> did you do that in a musical? >> no,

melanie woodrow reports from marin county. >> the city of berkeley along with alameda, san francisco, and marin county announcing today the return of masks to indoor settings. >> it is prudent for us to take this measure of safety where we know we can protect people against infection. >> an exemption in several counties previously allowed people to take off masks if they revaccinated with counties rescinding that, masks will now be required in public spaces including gyms and fitness studios. >> at this point, ridiculous. it has been two years on and off. >> adumbrates the change will keep people from signing up for gym memberships january 1, a time when the fitness industry typically thrives. >> we need that strong after two years of being as infected as we have been. masks are good, but what minimizes the risk is maintaining good health. >> a public health officer understands the frustration but says the change is necessary due to the rising case numbers. >> our hope was that the omicron surge may plateau quickly and slid coming down, at which point we would be equally responsive in

♪♪ >>> mask mandates are returning to marin and alameda counties and the city of berkeley. the california department of public health is suggesting we all switch to n95 masks to get the best protection. >> reporter: an n95 mask can filter out as much as 95% of dust, ash and soot, but only if you wear yours properly. in many ways the elastic bands are the most important part. they ensure a tight fit and seal the n95 mask to your face. n95 masks are considered disposable. you can use them until they are dirty, damaged or difficult to breathe through. under no circumstances should an attempt be made to clean n95 masks. they have a use by date. on this box it's stamped on the bottom. we wondered why they expire. 3m says over time components may degrade which can affect the quality of the fit and seal. 3m recommends storing it in its original packaging in a place where the air is clear and out of direct sunlight. >>> next up, tracking down covid tests. the extra homework families are being tasked with to protect their children before sending them back to school. >>> there's a su

not one single religious exemption has been given to a singe marine. in new york city police removed an african-american from a restaurant including a mother and small child because of the city's vaccine mandate. we are ripping people out of seats. it's no wonder americans are leaving blue states in droves. according to data from the census featured in the "wall street journal" hundreds of thousands of americans have fled, new york, and illinois and texas and florida gained over 500,000 new residents. jim jordan joins us and scott brown and dr. nicole saphier. doctor, let me start with you. he's been there a long time and makes a lot of money and wrong a lot. is that not a perfect example of washington, d.c.? >> well, pete, let's be honest. at this point i think we have not gotten anything right with covid-19 coming out of the white house and dr. fauci and the cdc. they flip flop every day. what i can tell you some of the verbiage coming out of dr. fauci recently talking about vaccine mandates for domestic air travel. shortening the isolation. i am a b

, san francisco along with the city of berkeley. again, they're requiring you wear a mask inside public settings. this includes businesses, gyms, offices, churches, college classrooms. san francisco, by the way, said january 31st would be the end date for this mask mandate. health directors are saying -- >> to be honest with you, i never stopped. i didn't realize they had eased up on it. >> i think it makes sense to keep the spread minimized. i think getting vaccinated is the main thing. and crowds, we don't want crowds getting together. indoors if you have to, i'd wear a mask. >> we should follow scientists' recommend days. it shouldn't be any political statements. >> as you'll recall, yesterday we reported on this. yesterday contra costa county enacted its new indoor mask requirement for anyone regardless of vax status. in alameda county, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> covid case numbers and positivity rates are steadily climbing, though it's not as bad as we've seen in previous surges. as for hospitalizations, take a look. on

cities like santa rosa is expecting up to 6 inches of rain. the city experienced flooding during the last powerful storm in october. a lot of measures have been taken since then and prior to then. >> to make sure that hopefully our systems continue to flow as they're supposed to do so. not only is the city constantly checking our creeks, you know, working on drainage issues can do. conducting maintenance are also residents to do the same thing. maintenance like clearing the gutters, checking the wipers and securing any loose outdoor objects cities like santa rosa in other communities have sandbags stations that are available for for community members to use. but some general maintenance that residents can do like clear in the leaves and debris on gutters. so hopefully the rain goes really want to go back at center fell jackson's hardware already putting in orders for next week when another weaker system is expected to arrive. >> after the atmospheric river a buyer's very diligent. they search out wherever they get items from >> we're able to f

however, at some point a crew from the city's marine safety division did come across it and took this picture. us coast guard crews also responded in today put out this statement on twitter saying last night air assets deployed to area and detected anomalies offshore on water responders observed a petroleum odor and collected samples that exhibited characteristics of a petroleum product which will be fingerprinted to help identify the source in the coming days and what we were informed of the briefing today is that there was a. >> pinhole leak in a pipe that was being repaired not necessarily connected to the prior leak. and so we're just waiting to hear more about it. >> that was chip yost reporting for us tonight. christmas is coming early for metallica fans for the band's 40th anniversary. the iconic bay area band is going to be hitting the stage this weekend in san francisco at chase center today the mayor london breed join them on stage to announce, not to play a she announced a series of citywide events. part of. >> this metallica experience. this metallica take over san francis

also the city of berkeley. and again, regardless of vaccination status contra, costa county, one of the places seeing a surge in covid cases and mask mandates. they're also expanded today. kron four's charles clifford has details. >> right now. contra, costa county is in the orange tier meaning that there is substantial spread of covid-19 since mid december. the number of coronavirus cases across the county has been rising. according to contra, costa county health services in the past week. infections have gone up by 149%. hospitalizations are up by 31% during a new surge in covid cases fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant mask-wearing will become mandatory for all indoor public places across the county starting december 29th. >> and we're worried about so many people getting this omicron variant of the same time that it would overwhelm our healthcare system. so really this is about protecting the work force protecting the health care system. new infections are being found in both vaccinated and unva

tonight. >>> the city joins alameda, berkeley and marin in making the change this morning. kpix5 is in contra costa where the new marking requirement is in effect right now. >> starting today in contra costa and places like gyms you are required to wear a mark regardless of your vaccination status. not all places are putting in this. fitness 19 year has a sign that says they are recommended. before today in contra costa fully vaccinated public speakerns and preformers and fully vaccinated groups of 100 or fewer people were allowed to remove their marks under controlled conditions. >> recently its been you can wear a mark. they have the highly recommend sign. people do what they want,. >> that is no longer the case starting today. as omicoron spreads rapidly this new order requires all people in the county regardless of vaccination status to mask up in public indoor settings. it mirrors health orders in other countyless. >> it became a no brainer as we saw what is happening on the east coast which is about a week ahead of us and this wave so it became clear this was an impor

we made them the marine corps. into traffickers department nationally credits and in the union when they talk about good relations with unions, when we received national accreditation in santa monica, california at the union pay for the whole 60 person team to go to california for the award ceremony. can you imagine that? they felt so proud about the idea they had become accredited and were now getting ay reputation as the marine corps of new york city police department. it also allowed me too big department in new york city meets manhattan. the rest of it is burbs in manhattan is where you make it. for some people take it depending if it's on the lawful side of the criminal side. let's look at new york city police department which at that time is under the control of lee brown. once again being advised. there laying the groundwork to potentially and went off broadway transit production as luckck would have a couple years later it happened. >> let's talk about your first tour of duty in new york as new york city po

many cities in marin county have pushed back against that mandate, citing the lack of land, the drought, and recent wildfires. >>> with holiday shoppers all around, people celebrated hanukkah at san jose's santana row. the celebration featured a bay area israeli tribute band called the pita. crafts for kids and goody bags were given out, a menorah was lit. local and county officials were in attendance. it was another hanukkah celebration over in the east bay. this one held at the piedmont community hall. families dancing to music, making holiday-themed crafts. also they played with dreidels and more. >> it feels great to be outside with everybody. it's a beautiful day. it's really nice to be with community here. >> hanukkah started on november 28th. it ends tomorrow evening. >>> anthony flores is joining us with a look at the day in sports and a very disappointing -- trying to be practical about this, grown up -- a very practical niners loss. >> at least they made it interesting. every sunday, you never know which 49ers team is going to show up. >> good point. >> today, unfortunately, n

it includes alameda, marin sonoma contra costa and san francisco counties and the city of berkeley, california is the first state in the country to have recorded 5 million covid cases mostly right now from the omicron variant. >> we want to use every tool in our tool box to try to limit that students much as possible. and so that's why we just courage. universal masking, you know, public spaces, delta variant was producing a terrible sickness often hospitalization. we're omicron. it's closer to the common cold or maybe symptoms. so if there is a silver lining, that's it. >> the local orders are in line with the statewide mask mandate, which will be in place until at least january 15th one industry that's been hit hard by the changes. sir. fitness centers. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us with how this new health measure could cause declining gym memberships are catherine and ken, this is normally the time of year when gyms and fitness centers see an increase in membership because of new year's resolutions. the changes and mask rules could not have come at a worse time for them. >> but health

tri city area of southern alameda joins parts of marin, san francisco, san jose to impose restrictions. the ordinance is effective immediately and it will be in place until further notice. andrea nakano, kpix5. >>> a beloved retired police sergeant and security guard gunned down while protecting a bay area reporter was laid to rest. maria cid medina was among the hundreds who attended the memorial service. >> reporter: to his wife and kids, his law enforcement family, his friends, all describe kevin nishita as kindest most gracious, protective person. >> he was the warrior and had the heart of a lion. >> reporter: friends and colleagues took the stage at his memorial service including his step son and daughter who kevin and his wife adopted after she lost her parents. >> he really was like a dad to me. he really filled in that role of a protective father. >> my mom used to tell me "you are the man of the house." i did my best but i was far from ready to take care of the family. i hope he knows i am a better man because of him. thank you kevin for teaching me to be man of the house. i a

the city of berkeley and alameda and marin counties will require masks indoors starting tomorrow. nbc bay area's bob redell joining us now from san ramon. contra costa county is one of the counties requiring you to mask up indoors starting today. >> correct, marcus. that's regardless of your vaccination status. so it doesn't matter if you've been vaccinated, boosted or if you had none of the shots. you must wear a mask indoors here in contra costa county, whether you're going to the gym, an office or any public indoor setting. this new rule, this rollback to what we should call it goes in effect starting today throughout the county. for the past several weeks, vaccinated people were allowed to keep their masks off indoors but the county says the new variant has made that too risky. the county's health director points out the omicron variant is very contagious and spreads among not just the unvaccinated but the vaccinated as well. >> you know, me, i want to have a mask. other people don't want to have mask. i can't speak for others. >> but you support it? >> yeah, i support it. >>

city of berkeley, they'll all be required to wear masks again. indoors regardless of vaccination status. health officials say they want people to take every precaution possible. this winter. >> and beginning february first, everyone will be required to show proof of vaccination, including a booster shot in order to attend events at the chase center. the announcement was made today along with the golden state warriors as they try to adjust to the spread of this omicron variant individuals must have gotten the booster at least a week before the date of the event, people under 12 have to show proof of full vaccination or provide a negative test taken within 24 hours of the event. >> the zuni cafe in san francisco is requiring its customers to show proof of a covid booster to get in. this comes as the covid cases in the city just set a single-day record since the pandemic started. the sunni posted signs on its stores as well as on its website. >> the numbers being really high. it's really important that we do what we can to keep those numbers low the

cities like santa rosa is expecting up to 6 inches of rain. the city experienced flooding during the last powerful storm in october. a lot of measures have been taken since then and prior to then. >> to make sure that hopefully our systems continue to flow as they're supposed to do so, not only is the city constantly checking our creeks, you know, working on drainage issues can do. conducting maintenance are also residents to do the same thing making like clearing the gutters, checking the wipers and securing any loose outdoor objects cities like santa rosa in other communities have sandbags stations that are available for for community members to use. but some general maintenance that residents can do like clear in the leaves and debris on gutters. so hopefully the rain goes we want to go back at center fell jackson's hardware already putting in orders for next week when another weaker system is expected to arrive. >> after the atmospheric river a buyer's very diligent. they search out wherever they get items from >> we're able to fill and we

the city. >> great effort. come to find out you can get it tickle me mo, but my kids are in my 20s. >> now they are everywhere. >> exactly. >> we will soon hear about what the tot hot toy of the year is. >> a short supply because of the ships and all that. >>> the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix 5 news app . the "cbs evening news" is coming up next. >>> went into give them cash. we will be back here for kpix 5 news at 7:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs nins >> brennan: tonight, failed to act. the parents of the teen accused of killing four students at that michigan high school now face criminal charges. why the prosecutor says it's a message to all gun owners. the intense search tonight for the suspected gunman's parents. what we are learning about possible warning signs, graphic drawings of violence, a plea for help, and online searches for ammunition. could the deadly rampage have been prevented? >> i am angry. i'm angry as a mother. i'm angry as the prosecuto

marin county and the city of san francisco have this same exemption. the new statewide policy really applies to areas where there isn't already an indoor mask mandate. in the bay area that's pretty hard to find, according to the state, about half of californians live in counties that already have an indoor mask mandate. so for a lot of people there are already used to wearing a mask in public. whatever we need to do. i'll do it. get everyone safe and. back to normal. you know amanda quintana, katie view, fox two news. and to learn more about the new mandate county by county head to our website, k tvu dot com parents, students and teachers, all bracing for big cuts to the san francisco public schools next year as katie views , ali rasmus explains the board late last night approved the new budget. in order to avoid bankruptcy. she joins us live from the newsroom with more ali mike in order to avoid bankruptcy and a state takeover of the district as well as close a projected $125 million budget shortfall. parents teachers, students and even the board memb

many cities in marin county have pushed back against the mandate, citing the lack of land, the drought, and recent wildfires. >>> live look for you right now at capitol hill where, tonight, flags are at half staff in honor of late senator bob dole. the longtime lawmaker, former presidential candidate, and world war ii hero has died. he was 98 years of age. nbc's dan sheneman has a look at his life and legacy. >> reporter: senator bob dole spent his life trying to make a difference for those served. he was born robert joseph dole july 22nd, 1923 in the small town of russell, kansas. the doles were a modest, hard working family. as a teenager, he was quite competitive, especially when it came to track. in 1942, dole joined the army. during world war ii, he was critically injured. it would take him years to get back on his feet but he never fully recovered. after the war and law school, dole became russell's youngest legislator. in 1960, he was elected to congress and the senate in 1968. where he served until 1996. dole had his eyes on the white house and ran as the vice presidential cand

cities like santa rosa is expecting up to 6 inches of rain. the city experienced flooding during the last powerful storm in october. a lot of measures have been taken since then and prior to then. >> to make sure that hopefully our systems continue to flow as they're supposed to do so, not only is the city constantly checking our creeks, you know, working on drainage issues can did conduct a maintenance are also residents to do the same thing making like clearing the gutters, checking the wipers and securing any loose outdoor objects cities like santa rosa in other communities have sandbags stations that are available for for community members to use. >> but some general maintenance that residents can do like clear in the leaves and debris out of gutters. so hopefully the rain goes we want to go back at center fell jackson's hardware already putting in orders for next week when another weaker system is expected to arrive after the atmospheric river a buyer's, very diligent. they search out wherever they get items from >> we're able to fill and

corps of new york city police department's . i have so much fun in transit but is also allowed me to reckon later that department across the river because in new york they would move closer to the city than in manhattan. the rest of it is the birds and that is what you make it. and it was some people unfortunately take it but then that's the awful side or the criminal side. i was there to watch and intimately looked at new york city police department which at that time was under the control of lee brown once again being advised by bob wasserman was advising me in the transit police. they were laying the groundwork to potentially in my off-broadway transit production be on broadway odin the new york city police department. as luck wouldhave a few years later . >> you thought about your first tour of duty in new york as new york city police commissioner. obviously you did have a chance to serve the boston police commissioner . let's fast-forward now to your first time around new york city. the largest department in the united stat

president biden preparing to board marine one. he is going to kansas city, missouri for an event here in just a few hours. but our chief white house correspondent peter alexander is standing by. peter asked the last question there, it sounded like, peter, that the president said at this point, acting unilaterally is not something that the administration is prepared to do should russia invade ukraine, right? >> yes, he made it clear that his message was clear that if russia invades ukraine, there will be severe consequences like never seen before. very tough in the language there. he said that vladimir putin understood that, but wait to see what putin's calculation is here, will he chance his behavior, and president also making it clear that the u.s. would or would not send american troops to ukraine. obviously ukraine is not a nato member country. the president did say that the u.s. was very prepared to provide additional defensive capabilities to ukraine and to other american allies that surround russia in that region. baltic sta

marine county, alameda county and the city of berkeley, also announced today that everyone must wear masks in all indoor public settings starting tomorrow. icon legend coach just some of the words being used to honor and described the life of pro football hall of famer john madden ktvu joe fonzi has a look back at his life and legacy. john earl madden was born in austin, minnesota, in 1936. when he was in grammar school, the maddens moved to daly city. madden played baseball and football at jefferson high, but it was clear football was his future. madden played two seasons at colleges and mateo and then transferred to cal poly san luis obispo. he was drafted by the philadelphia eagles in 1958, but his playing career was quickly ended by a knee injury in training camp, his rookie season. madden returned to cal poly to get a master's degree, made his wife, virginia and then at 23 began his coaching career at allan hancock college in santa maria. in 1967. madden was hired as an oakland raider assistant and two years later at the age of 32 became at the time the youngest head coach in nf

the try city area of southern alameda county now joins parts of marin, san jose and others to impose restrictions. >> it is effective immediately and in place until further notice. in fremont, kpix5. >>> a live look outside tonight. a cold night along the bay as we await the biggest storm in weeks. >> our chief meteorologist lets us know when we will need that umbrella, paul? >> by the second of the weekend you will need it. another atmospheric storm coming our way. we will stay dry during the day tomorrow and during the day on saturday. widespread rain moving in saturday night and continuing sunday, monday into tuesday and more rain following that up especially wednesday night into thursday. this is exactly what we need. it will fall in a stretched out time period. hopefully we will be able to avoid and flooding issues, debris flow concerns. it will be a river, not like the one earlier that was a ar-5. this is on the low end of the moderate or the high end of the weak. right now the likely scenario for the coast and the bay area will be an ar-3. mostly beneficial rain. watch out for

. >> in contra costa, marin and san francisco counties and the city of berkeley, indoor masking is required in public spaces, but with exceptions for offices and gyms where everyone is fully vaccinated. enter california health officials, who announced a return to a statewide mask mandate with no exceptions. that was monday. then came tuesday. >> tuesday afternoon, we got the clarification that for counties like contra costa that we already have a mask mandate in place, we have very limited exceptions. those limited exceptions could still remain in those counties. >> for those working in marin county, the rules seemingly changed in the middle of their morning class. >> we had a mandate yesterday we would have to wear masks so everyone walked in with masks. she told me we don't need them again. it turned around in one day? she said yes. >> the mixed messaging around masking can be not only confusing, but frustrating for people who have been trying to do the right thing for nearly two years. >> there are theories in psychology that say that each additional stressor wears you down. we are feeli

cities like santa rosa is expecting up to 6 inches of rain. the city experienced flooding during the last powerful storm in october. a lot of measures have been taken since then and prior to then. >> to make sure that hopefully our systems continue to flow as they're supposed to do so not only is the city constantly checking our creeks, you know, working on drainage issues can do. conducting maintenance are also residents to do the same thing making like clearing the gutters, checking the wipers and securing any loose outdoor objects cities like santa rosa in other communities have sandbags stations that are available for for community members to use. but some general maintenance that residents can do like clear in the leaves and debris on gutters. so hopefully the rain goes we want to build back at center fell jackson's hardware already putting in orders for next week when another weaker system is expected to arrive after the atmospheric river a buyer's very diligent. they search out wherever they get items from >> we're able to fill and we s

marin, alameda, sonoma, san francisco. >>> a live look, city officials announced workers in certain high risk settings will have to get a booster shot or risk losing their jobs including adult care facilities, dental offices, homeless shelters, and jails. >>> there will not be a verdict in the theranos trial this year. after more than 40 hours the jury has been reviewing documents and listening to weeks of testimony, deliberations set to resume on monday. good morning. thanks for joining us. i am anne makovec. >> good morning. i am gianna franco. we begin with a look at weather and traffic starting with darren peck. things are a lot drier. >> we will not talk about rain today or the next four days. early next week maybe we get back into the storm trek. we are in the 30s for some parts of the north bay. 38 santa rosa, 37 petaluma. everybody else is in the low to mid 40s. we are all four to five degrees colder than yep yesterday in general, most places. concord you are the same. immediate bay or north bay, colder. that will continue over the next few mornings. the mid level clouds now will