and the shooting early tuesday morning left hayward man dead on 16th avenue in oakland. the names of both victims were not released and no arrests have been made. skeletal remains found in oregon last week have been identified as a 33 year old man originally from northern california, had been missing for more than a year and a half. the remains belong to that of armando leigh soto were found along a trail in the medford area. investigators say soto was originally from us city in center county but moved to the area back in 2015. they say there's no indication of suspicious circumstances surrounding his death. today is today. san francisco mayor london breed defended her new ballot measure that would allow san francisco police to monitor live surveillance cameras. we have major challenges with public safety, and when i say public safety, it's not just really about theft. it's also about assault and the number of people who have been attacked on our streets. the number of people who have been robbed and assaulted and we want to make sure that we are using every tool at our

again, we are waiting to hear confirmed information from the hayward police department. at this point we're not hearing any reports that this was an active shooter situation. no reports of multiple victims. but the mall is under lockdown, presumably so hayward police can find the gunmen involved.

teachers and staffers in the hay want a hayward unified district are back in class today after a week of virtual learning. and that was because of staffing shortages not enough covid tests. but the board of education voted friday to resume in-person learning new safety measures include at home covid tests and masks for everybody. schools will now offer grab and go lunches. they'll hold their meetings or virtual. and student athletes will be tested for covid before attending any practice or competition. the cdc is recommending that schools cancel certain extracurricular activities, considered to high risk, including football and wrestling. a band practice. the agency says that those things can lead to more breathing, heavy breathing. and that raises the risk of spreading covid, especially indoors. the recommendation is not mandatory, but some local leaders, including marin county's health officer are encouraging schools to ban spectators from indoor sporting events. san francisco is stepping up its efforts to help people in need, especially in and around the tenderloin kron four's. cha

so no worries getting from hayward out to foster city. we're also checking the west bound 5.80, commute. and here we'll pick it up at the richmond. sandra fell bridge toll plaza with just a single set of headlights. they're making its way westbound out towards marin county. smooth commute for you here and still looks like a good ride on one southbound. not a lot of company on the bridge this morning. so if you're heading from marin county and san francisco, you're making good time now. let's get back to the headlines this morning here at 4.19. let's go to colorado where authorities there say that they found partial human remains in the area of the marshall fire. the boulder county sheriff's office is working right now to identify those remains. this comes after separate investigations were launched for 2 people missing since the fire broke out last thursday. that fire has burned over 6200 acres and has destroyed more than 1000 homes, making it the most destructive fire in colorado history. the fire has been fully contained at this point a

i understand why most are avoiding distance learning and applaud and appreciate the hayward district for moving to a hybrid model for 2022. it's important for me to have health and safety over keeping butts in seats. thank you. >> i agree with the speakers that the schools are fot the safest place to be. i would like remote learning to be an option. we have vulnerable people we care for and my son is racking up school absences and i understand people need to have schools open but doesn't make sense to have my son using resources when he can stay home and does well on his own and we're looking at a covid peak coming up at the end of the month and that peak is based on people who get sick this week, next week and the week after. that's the peak we're san francisco we know how to control this. i think allowing kids to stay home with excused absences is important. thank you. >> hoerl. thank you for taking my call. i have a child at jefferson and apg. i wanted to call and express a different view point i feel is being expressed by many callers and want to thank for recognizing many parent

the entire school district going remote next week at hayward. >> reporter: the hayward school board is moving online classes for all students citing a spike of cases. milpitas parents and students are finding out next week's classes will be online. a ten-day district wide quarantine returning into person tuesday the 18th, some parents say they are not surprised. >> my daughter told me the first day of school there were like 200 or 300 students that were out. >> reporter: the district making the change due to a number of positive students and staff cases. saying they had 167 substitute positions and 107 support staff positions unfilled as a result. adding families without wi-fi or child care can come to the physical campus to log onto virtual learning while social distancing. >> the school's administration is trying to look into the wellness of each student as covid cases go up. >> reporter: all of this comes after 500 teachers called in sick as part of a plan sick-out to highlight their covid concerns. that forced the district to cancel classes for the following 12 schools impacting mo

that's traffic heading out towards the peninsula from hayward and all's well so far. so it's looking good here. we're also seeing an easy ride on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. so if you're cutting across the bay to the north from richmond down towards sandra fell. it's a pretty smooth commute. no real slowdowns, as you can see here at the toll plaza itself and no problems. once you connect on the 1 one, which if you take southbound will take you to the golden gate bridge. and for those commuters, it looks like we're still moving nice and smooth here as you make your way into san francisco. >> 7.32, the big story in the east bay that freeway shooting. so sad. investigators now looking for new leads to try to solve this killing alameda county sheriffs who david, when was shot while he was driving his car back from practice. you know, he was training to be an officer and it's just tragic. it is. and now there's a large reward being offered to find the person responsible for the shooting. crawford's will trend. >> has that story for us now from alameda county will. >>

. >>> here in hayward, people were waiting hours for a covid- 19 test but then the computer system went down and they were sent home. >> the system is still unstable. >> frustrated. extremely frustrated. >>> expanded covid-19 testing is a big part of the governor's new budget proposal but he is setting aside seven times the funding for another part of his plan. >>> meanwhile, a lot of bay area schools are facing a tough decision tonight. stay open to students, or go remote? >> i walked closer and looked right up and it was looking right down at me. >> reporter: a bay area women's close encounter with a very big cat. >>> tonight, california's test positive the average has soared past 22% as macron surges and thousands rush to get swabbed. >>> and nationwide computer problem at a bay area-based lab left people seeking test standing in long lines for nothing. >>> the problem at palo alto- based color labs for san francisco to shut down half a dozen test sites for the day. as kpix 5's ondrea borba reports, that was not the only reason the city's testing capacity hit its limit today. andria?

downtown san francisco. 55 degrees as his hayward. san jose, though 57 degrees more than 10 degrees warmer than santa rosa and nevado currently in the mid 40's at 46 degrees. but when tracker for tracking calm winds out there this evening with overnight lows expected to remain in the low to mid 40's slightly cooler than last nigct, but still pretty mild. nonetheless, no one cooling down into the 30's. thanks to that blanket of clouds. but temperatures tomorrow low to mid 60's. going to continue once again for your martin luther king junior day tomorrow. so we are going to see great weather for any barbecue plans are outdoor trips that you have planned. we are going notice about 5 degrees of above average temperatures for san jose in the mid 60's of half moon bay and downtown san francisco in the low 60's and temperatures for the most part, not really changing all that much, very dry and seasonable better clearing tuesday with overnight lows staying in the low 40's. but unfortunately dry for the next 7 days. back to you, jonathan. just

we're already going to start to see visibility at or near 0 for livermore and even into hayward in the east bay shoreline. and that's going to stretch right along the south bay and parts of the san francisco peninsula with mountain view and san jose also tracking some areas of poor visibility there. so just keep that in mind and plan ahead for your saturday morning. drive better lifting in clearing by mid morning. but temperatures out there right now pretty uniform in nature, widespread mid 50's a little bit cooler for half moon bay and pacific up. 52 degrees with san jose trying to flirt with 60's. but currently 59 degrees. so seasonal weather away from the immediate coastline in east bay shoreline and widespread uniform numbers of mid 50's for petaluma nap and even oakland. all rounding out at 55 degrees at this hour. but we are going to see, though, when tracker for winds out of the west this afternoon as that storm exits to our south and east and then it's going to turn into more of a northerly flow. we're going to see drier and clear conditions by this weekend. temperatures tonigh

bishop of dead -- bishop oh hayward unified is doing remote learning this week. governor newsom signed executive order to keep schools open for in-person learning. j.r. stone explains part of the pump -- plan is reliant on retired teachers one to come back buried reporter: california governor add-in -- addressing the pressing issue. that of school absences. in announced executive order to deal with short-term staffing at schools across the state. >> top priority for us. to keep these schools open. reporter: konta county -- contra costa county superintendent touch about the order. >> this will allow us to extend the amount time people can stay in the classroom. it will allow some flexibility in getting people. it will allow for retirees to be able to sub longer. that's fantastic. reporter: with hundreds of teachers and instructors out with covid related absences, hayward unified has opted to go against state and county guidance by moving to distance learning. oakland school for the arts closed for a week due to staffing problems. san mateo union high school distri

a mural in hayward that has been targeted by thieves was repaired and dedicated this afternoon. andrewjkahn knight says people keep stealing the giant butterflies that are bolted to the mural on tennison road. the mural called freedom from borders, depicts the migration of the monarch butterfly between the us and mexico. knight who was a hayward native, says he feels a responsibility to fix up the mural after the theft of several large butterfly panels. to see something happen to evangelized . yeah it's really hard on the heart. it really it really hurts because. you know, i know people enjoy it, and it becomes their mural. people in this neighborhood. see it every day. more more than so that i do. knight who grew up in the neighborhood, dedicated that mural today to his mother, who passed away at the age of 90 earlier this month. he said she always encouraged his art. well the rose parade makes a comeback tomorrow. how some enthusiastic fans are already making sure they have a prime viewing spots along the route. and it's one of the most anticipated electronic shows. but how co

oakland hayward, fremont san jose, san carlos mid to low 50's. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. but for now, james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you. rain. a quick check of the bridges. and again, we're watching the volume bill slightly ever so slightly here at the bay bridge toll plaza 5.30, is the time. >> probably in the next hour or so will really start to see it build. but for now, anyway, it's a pretty easy ride from oakland and san francisco into problems so far, the san mateo bridge also flowing well, both directions east and westbound on 92. no problems getting in your way. if you're making your way from one end of the bay to the other. the richmond, sandra fell bridge has also been a nice light right for you this morning. and here we see just again, a handful of cars heading towards the camera. that is your toll plaza westbound direction, heading out towards the north bay. and so far so good. nothing really to report on the span there. one o one has been a nice ride throughout the north bay. the chp is reportin

the mountain view redwood city all in the lower 50's hayward as well. our 7 day forecast if you need to plan some things today. remember, light shower light scattered showers. all throughout today into tomorrow morning as well. and then wednesday and thursday is when you get your break, we start to see rain yet again here on friday. and then the weekend saturday and sunday, we start to dry out just a little bit there. conditions in the inland about in the mid to lower 40's there and then along the you're looking at low 50's to about mid to upper 40's. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain in a 48 is the time quick check of the few bridges. the bay bridge this morning. one of the main routes into san francisco for commuters. >> been light like this all morning long. so really no problems. if you're heading into the city from oakland this morning across the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge has also been nice and easy flowing throughout the morning so it's a fine ride for you on this monday morning. east westbound on 5 on interstate or h

however, 52 for hayward. 49 oakland, 52, san francisco into motion. it's the familiar pattern which are going to see probably tomorrow, too, with this low kind of in our backyard here. not a lot of moisture associated with it, though. that's the they were not getting any rain for many but real rain. that is this will ultimately drift out. it looks like by midweek and will go back into the sunny mode for the remainder of the week. mild temperatures will be the rule through all of this. however, looking for today to get to the lower 60's. more of that to come for the week ahead. but no rain. it doesn't look like or really much in the way of snow showers even up to tahoe to coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at what it looks like getting into your workweek forecast. noel. >> today is a big day for football fans in theobay area. the san francisco forty-niners going to be taking on the dallas cowboys in the first round of playoffs. kron four's camila barco joining us live in san francisco. she's got a preview for u.s. morning camila. i know i'll a lot.

for the morning though hayward, 34, san mateo, 36, pretty much just as cold. everybody should plan on a difficult morning. make sure you bought a lot. take a look at three examples for the north bay valleys, it went down to 28 today. that is the number i am taking from the sonoma county airport. tomorrow, we pretty much do the same thing. march improvement. monday and tuesday gets a lot better. we will take a look at those valleys for the inland east bay. doing it again tomorrow and you see the improvement for monday and tuesday. dramatic changes because we are going to get back into the storm track. not that there is a lot of rain coming, but we are going to get more clouds. that will also bring more editing in general. it will be more of an insulator for your overnight lows. the clouds start to be more noticeable so you get another really pretty blue sky in the low 50s. clouds increase sunday late and then monday it rains, we can watch that with the showers just kind of intermittent monday going to the heart of the afternoon into the evening. plan on a chanc

that's jacob hayward, learning he had been named an honorary postal worker. his daily mail carrier van, look at that cute car. yesterday was a full package delivered, besides a mail truck, they bought a pint-sized truck that jacob and his sister can ride forever, as long as they fit in it. they're probably going to grow pretty fast. he says it's the first time in his four-decade career someone told him they wanted to be a mailman and jacob's dad says the memory will be stamped in his mind forever. isn't that cute? i always thought it would be fun to drive one of those cars. you're in the sun. >> and it's a workout. >> i love it. and thank you, mail carriers. so important. >> until you bring the bills. >> you can keep those. that's not their fault. it's the messenger. hopefully a good day to get out this afternoon and maybe go for a walk, whether you're a mail carrier or not. >> yeah. and we're starting out with some fog in some spots. when you take a look at this camera in san francisco, all we can see is the little light glowing on top of the buildings. if y

are several pockets on the peninsula and south bay without power, as well as a handful of outages in hayward, richmond and berkeley. pg&e also reminding people if you see downed power lines, stay away from them and immediately call emergency crews. the winds caused damage in the south bay on north 17th street where you can see a 100 foot tree came crashing down, crushing three vehicles, and blocking off part of the street. it also brought down power lines. fortunately, no one was hurt. tree removal crews were on the scene, got to work cutting it up and removing it. you can see it was a good-sized tree. another tree came crashing down about two miles away on herma silla way. it only took out a fence in between two townhouses. a neighbors says he saw the damage and called authorities. he also tells us, like so many areas in the bay today, it was extremely windy all day. remember, you can track the weather conditions where you live anytime you like on the abc 7 bay area app. it is available on roku, android tv and apple tv. we will have more on the weather in a few minutes. the mother of a man

you see hayward. you see foster city, san jose. i saw a long line today in mountain view on my way to work. the santa clara county public health department says it's now scheduling about 5,000 appointments a day. that's compared to about 1500 a day before the surge of omicron. >> it's sort of the perfect storm of many people who are sick with and without covid, many people who have been exposed. many people who are worried about exposures that might have occurred over the holiday season. >> and that's the thing. even if you're not sick, but maybe have one of the symptoms you think you might be sick, you're trying to get a test. if you're struggling to find an appointment, you're asked by all the counties just to check back frequently. several counties tell us they plan to expand testing capacity in the coming days, including adding more drive-through site, including one in san martin in santa clara county. another thing we're keeping our eye on, more travel headaches at airports across the can't and across the globe. people are sti

temperatures in the forties pretty much mid forties around the central bay 44 degrees from hayward through castro valley into san leandro and san lorenzo. otherwise tomorrow's temperatures gradually coming down from that 66 degrees experienced in san jose to 63 degrees. 60 and oakland mid fifties and san francisco low sixties tribe valley extended forecast has called for a little bit more sunshine but breezy conditions as high pressure rebuilds on friday. full sunshine saturday and sunday and for the holiday martin luther king day on monday . partly cloudy and a little bit more seasonal. roberta thank you . a new mural on melrose avenue in l. a is honoring the late betty white and promoting a cause that was close to her heart animal rescues that mural by artist cory matty was already in the planning stages before white died two weeks ago at the age of 99. but matty says that was that with whites passing. she wanted to get the mural up quickly. she says the piece took her 15 hours to complete and it includes the mission statement. be more like betty. so far, the mural is getting rave review

happening now, the hayward unified school board will meet to discuss whether to extend remote learning the district began virtual learning this week because of the recent surge in covid cases. if the board does not vote to extend remote learning, then students will be back in the classroom after martin luther king junior day will be back on tuesday. a massive walkout took place today. dozens of school districts across the u.s. participating students, parents and teachers voice their opinions on covid safety protocols in schools. many of them say they're fed up with the lack of safety protocols and unsafe learning conditions as omicron cases continue to rise. however, many leaders say they're optimistic, increased testing and mask-wearing will allow kids to remain in classrooms safely. >> the best place for kids right now is in the classroom, health and safety must be our primary concerns for keeping schools from going remote. >> the biden administration says 5 million rapid covid tests will be sent to k through 12 schools nationwide. that's in addition to 1 billion free rapid test that

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it's a quick ride from hayward out to foster city. now the richmond, sandra fell bridge has been a different story in our last few updates. they do have some congestion here. as you can see, but it's nothing major. it's just your normal slow and go. so give yourself the normal amount of time. you should make it over. marin county just fine for those in marin county already looking to head down into san francisco, but looks like a pretty good ride for you on one-on-one. the southbound commute, those headlights. they're moving without and the slowdown whatsoever. >> 7.32, let's get back to our top story, which is january 6. that's the day today. it's one year exactly since thousands of rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. yeah. they refused to accept the donald trump lost the election. kron four's catherine heenan talk live by phone that day to members. 2 members of congress from the bay area. take a listen. >> in the midst of that day's incredible chaos to california. lawmakers agreed to talk to us by phone. both had just been hustled off

hayward 59. vallejo 58. around the peninsula expect upper 50s. san mateo 57. if you're heading to the city today, also upper 50s and it will be a little slower to clear when it comes to the high clouds. hazy sunshine for the afternoon, 62 degrees in santa rosa. 59 for novato. 60 degrees in sonoma. i'll talk about your extended out look in my full forecast. first let's check in with mike. >> all right, light traffic flow as it has been all week, as it has been for weeks. we're looking out to fog is the issue that vianey has been talking about. the north bay in novato to santa rosa, across highway 37 into vallejo, that's the highlighted yellow. rio vista, anything north of the delta and the waterways. the bay bridge is also clear. the yellow highlighting moving over towards castro valley, dublin, pleasanton. slowing as folks are heading down towards sunol. that fog is likely a factor. union city over on the left, that has cleared the area. this is our dublin camera. we talked about the fog moving around. getting a little tougher to see our roadway. on the roadwa

there was a long line of cars at the hayward test flight along golf course road. the test positivity rate is up to 16% statewide with 16,000 new cases every day. kpix 5's devin fehely shows as. >> reporter: a spike in cases have sent a ripple effect through the airline industry with a result of 2400 canceled flights and 4200 delays. the culprit is the omicron variant. >> chaos and confusion. a completely new challenge. >> reporter: seven and winds have set aside lined flight crews , leaving them shortstaffed. 56 flights in and out of sfo have been canceled. it appears san jose minetta has been spared. >> understand the problems life,. >> reporter: the cancellations might be unavoidable , so check ahead and always pack your patience. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> thousands of students are back in the classroom today . today the san jose unified school district health testing clinics at different locations and not only are they supplying at-home tests, but they are also offering pcr testing to students. for the latest on the pandemic, you can visit our website www.kpix.

oakland hayward, palo alto in the upper 40's at 48 degrees. fairfield, the obvious cold spot on this map sitting at 38 right now. now, as far as bridges go the bay bridge. well, it hasn't been the easiest for you this morning. we do have a bit of a backup at the toll plaza. that's not much of an issue and it's actually decreasing as you're heading eastbound. there is another backup forming that is sending traffic back into the city a little bit because of an accident on one of the off-ramps. again, that's eastbound on the bay bridge itself. now the san mateo bridge, things are moving just fine. there's definitely more of you on the roads this morning, though. and that's pretty evident right here at the san mateo bridge. a bit of a back up there at the richmond center fell toll plaza. and even once you're past the backup, it's going to be a bit slower until about mid span because we have dew. could we have construction work westbound on the richmond center fell bridge. that's got the right shoulder closed and just slowing things down. a little

margaret hayward playground is an existing 5-acre park. located within the western neighborhood down by the turk street to the north the park is relatively flat accommodating budding sports fieldings of different sizes including a multiuse soccer field, base field, tennis and basketball courts. with primary park entrances centrally located at the north and south frontages. you can see in the plan view. there's community building and children's play area towards the central north edge of the park. quantitatively there's a shadow low load on the park. the proposed park will add 0-point 0 -- 0.06% had doe increase. the diagram on the right depicts the full year shadow. shadow footprint in blue where the lighter blue represents less frequent shadows and darker blue represents more frequent shadows. qualitatively, the project shadows occurred from september 21st to march 21st. up to 182 days a year. however, only during the early morning hours beginning around 7:30 and no later than 8:00 a.m. the image at the top represents maximum net use shad

the alameda county office of education had advised the district to keep schools in hayward open. it didn't the school district could l lose an estimated $2.5 million a day and daily attendance money it gets from the state. the san francisco unified school board will meet tonight to discuss its ongoing plan to respond to the growing number of covid cases tied to the omicron variant. this weekend, the district handed out 4000 covid-19 test gets to parents and teachers who waited in long lines outside district headquarters tonight, the board will consider a plan to offer covid tests at some school campuses on weekdays at least until the end of this month. a school district along the peninsula, turning to parents now to help keep the schools open. the palo alto unified school district is asking parents to volunteer on campuses to help with the increased staff absences. the one palo alto campaign launched over the weekend, and the palo alto online is reporting that more than 500 parents signed up on the first day. people move here for our schools. they love our schools, and they need

. >>> in hayward, kids, parents, schools are shifting gears yet again, preparing to return to classrooms tuesday. at the end of an emergency education meeting, they he voted to return to in person. they had switched to distance learning because of staffing shortage and covid concerns. now it is back to the classroom with covid protocols in place, including n95 masks for teachers and staff. still expected to be a rough next few weeks with district administrators and staff filling in for some teachers. >>> number of covid cases climbing as fast moving omicron variant continues to spread across the country. today, the united states surpassed 65 million overall cases. the cdc says 98% of new cases are the omicron variant. here in california, there's more than 13,000 covid hospitalizations, as of friday. at least 1700 of those patients are in the bay area. >>> still ahead, people living at a housing complex have house guests. a rat infestation and how officials are responding. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that t

east bay is fantastic, hayward 65. peninsula, 63 in daly city. san francisco, 59 in the marina, 62 towards ingleside. 66 in napa, 67 in sonoma, 68 in ukiah. only problem with the forecast is allergies. pollen is spiking, top ten driest januarys ever on record is helping things to bloom a lot earlier. tree pollen, cedar, ash, alder and elm especially, you'll notice that this weekend. seven-day forecast has no rainfall to wash away the pollen. clouds increase monday, wind on tuesday, 15 to 35 to elevate the fire danger, then more sunshine thursday, friday. lots of 60s next seven days. plans for the 49ers on sunday back here at home, great weather. if you have tickets, 3:30 in l.a., 69. did we manage tickets? >> feel like he's dropped the ball, no one has called me yet. >> i'm still working on it. >> i haven't gotten any calls. >> we've got a day and a half to work on it. >> any extra tickets? please? >> feeling disappointment. >>> fire in big sur is closer to containment. 80% contained, going since last. from just south of carmel, expecting full co

put the culture in front 17 13 in the third quarter that was worth another look with raiders casey hayward and trayvon maureen colliding receiver ashton doolan coming up to empty the ball, ending up with hilton. tied at 20 inside a minute to play derek carr gets away from trouble finds hunter renfroe renfroe gets to his feet . he'll go all the way to the end zone. they take a look at it and watch this, they'll determine that ran for was down by contact. just barely with kenny more getting a finger on renfro, but that didn't hurt the raiders because they were able to run out the clock instead of daniel carlson for a 33 yard field goal in the last play of the game, carlson down the middle. and the raiders have a 23 to 20 win. the raiders can earn a playoff spot with a win next week over the chargers. the culture right now sit number six in the fc. and the sharks in pittsburgh this afternoon. they were down 5 to 1. after one period, they did come back to at least make an interesting lot of traffic in front of the pittsburgh net here in the third period, fema meyer to logan couture who gets sa

happening now students in hayward are expected to return to in-person learning after a week online. the d says it has enough kn-95 masks for all staff and enough surgical masks for all students. students are safer from covid inside the classroom than out and about. >>> high schoolers in the east bay taking a stand, demanding better covid protocols. those students are high schoolers in the oakland unified school district. they got a petition signed by 1,200 students, and they are demanding rapid testing and better masks for students and staff. the district has been working to meet their demands as time goes on. >>> we are still chilly. right now a live look in walnut creek. it's a little cloudy as well. we have temperatures in the 30s for dublin. 38 degrees in santa rosa. by the afternoon, get ready to enjoy a day in the low 60s in the south bay and interior valleys. 57 for san francisco with afternoon sunshine. kris? >> thank you, vianey. >>> we have more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. ad

seven mile visibility at hayward and closer to the water in the 40's from union city to oakland. 46 san leandro but as we widen the view, notice all the 30's from livermore to antioch, 30 five pleasanton, freezing fairfield, napa, looking at 36 novato, 35 santa rosa, upper 30's on the peninsula here. pretty chilly out here. our camera that looks at clear skies -- hazy skies and time throughout the weekends. minor ups and downs throughout the week ahead, cooling off tomorrow into monday and winds ramp up tuesday but no sign of rain into the first week of february. today, the 22nd consecutive day with no measurable rain. here is a review of the month of january. the only rain we received in the green would be the first week of the new year. certainly, hope to break that pattern but as we look at the week ahead, in the south bay, look how mild with average highs around 61 in san jose, cupertino, santa clara, highs in the mid 60's, cooling off with a return to an onshore push sunday and by monday, one of the cooler afternoon spot as we get into tuesday and wednesday, the offshore winds not

looks like it's a continuous flow from hayward out towards foster city. we're also looking at a nice ride on the richmond. sandra fell bridge where the toll plaza camera here. obviously a little wet from the rain. but you can make out. there's just a steady stream of cars making their way past the toll plaza without having to slow down much no issue on the span either. and then if you're in marin county heading down into san francisco. it's an easy ride southbound one. oh, one across the golden gate bridge moving without any issue. you can see just 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, cars at the moment. so you've got a lot of space there on the bridge to enjoy. let's time. let's talk about winners and losers on wall street. now time to introduce financial expert rob with the latest on this and rob, i was looking at the markets this morning. looks like tech stocks are really beating up the nasdaq. they're off by more than 200 points. but the dow up by more than 200, i think is that put us in a new record territory for him. >> last year we had 70 record highs throughout the yea

hayward, oakland, sfo, nevada. we are all being impacted by this fog, the lone exception parts of the south bay and the east bay. here's how it looks outside a live look more exploratorium camera. we should be able to see the sf skyline from this vantage point, but that fog is very thick right now. so we have a dense fog advisory this morning midday that fog begins to depart by the afternoon. it is brighter out there a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the sixties. thank you drew and coming up on g m a. we will have a story about bob saget. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you

watt and cam hayward coming in sort of as bookend pressure guys. and then obviously ben roethlisberger probably playing one of the last games of his life, if not the last game he's going to want to make sure that he leaves everything there. so, look, i don't think the steelers are going to win, but it won't shock me if it's a game in the fourth quarter. >> it's early, but got a super bowl prediction, maybe just the teams that will be there and how you see it >> you know, before the year, shep, i picked the rams and buffalo. i still really like both teams but if i had to pick one right now, i'd pick cincinnati and green bay because i think joe burrow is -- he's the hottest player in football right now, over his last four games completing 76%, 11 touchdowns, no picks he is an electric future superstar of this game you know from your days watching him in the sec i think the bengals have a chance to go on a run and shock the world in the afc >> that would be fun peter, thanks. >>> earlier we reported on the urgent efforts deputies in colorado made to e

and the hayward unified school district is going to remote learning for one week that starts today. this after 117 staff members tested positive for covid-19 and the past few days. now the district has become so understaffed. it forced them to move to online, learning the district plans to have students back for in-person instruction next tuesday, january 18th school leaders are making an exception for the families without wifi or child care. those students are going to be able to go back to some physical campuses to continue their virtual learning. >> but again, this is only in situations where it's absolutely absolutely necessary for a family if we implement virtual learning, we can't allow those staff who might be in quarantine might be awaiting test results to feel ok and choose to do the virtual learning from home that allows us to really increase the number of staff we have available for instruction for our students. >> the school district's public information officer says bore members are going to regroup this upcoming friday. they're going to decide then whether the student

fog, thick fog in the north bay right now, even some patchy fog in the east bay down to two miles and hayward worse than the north, zero miles of visibility and napa's. here's a live look at our king street camera here in san francisco, showing you those gray skies overhead will have partly sunny skies early on this morning. those clouds breakdown for afternoon sunshine. little breezy in our hills with wind gusts about 20 mph otherwise by four o'clock this afternoon that sunshine effective at warming us up will go into the upper fifties to mid sixties kamasi. thank you drew coming up on jamie, an exclusive first look at the new janet jackson documentary. barry private superstar opening up like never before we have another news update in about 30 minutes. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand

rebecca hayward unified school district held classes online last week after a shortage of staff members and covid tests. students were back in the classrooms today as the district feels they have got a good lineup of safety protocols in place to keep staff and students safe. many hayward unified students were excited to be back at school after a week of remote learning, but that doesn't mean some also experienced some anxiety about it. >> pretty nervous, but at the same time, it was fun because i got to talk to my friends. >> we did not feel we had sufficient staff to maintain a safe learning environment in our schools last week. back the district spokesperson said they had 81 uncovered classrooms with 365 staff members out on friday, the seventh. now she says the district is in a much better place. they plan for 33 uncovered classrooms on tuesday. they also have new safety measures in place. >> we are providing n95 masks to all staff, and surgical masks to students. >> reporter: she says the big differences they have extended testing capabilities for staff. >> we had staff who were rea

hayward 60 degrees. san mateo 58 degrees, redwood city 59. we'll get breezy at times up through the north bay. santa rosa 50 degrees. we're expecting to see winds kick up heading into this evening and the mountain areas. the green speed sensor is on. the traffic map means we have no big delays, which is fantastic news. east bay drive times from 580 to vargas road. 580 to 880 about two minutes. i'll send it back to you. >>> working from home is here to stay for some bay area workers. next on "today in the bay," we're going to take a look at the impact this could have on the local san francisco economy. >>> indeed we have news of another san francisco office shutting down. >>> if you live in the south bay, you might be entitled to part of nearly half a million dollars in unclaimed cash. the list you're going to want to see and how you can get your hands on it right now. all the information is on nbcbayarea.com. >>> starting out in the 40s. take a look at the san jose temperature trend into the first half of our day. we'll start to notice peeks

the computer glitch also impacted a testing facility in hayward. it all started this morning when he nurse noticed a slowdown. la familia, the non-for profit service provider who runs this site shut it down and told hundreds of people in line to go home. >> nothing we can do. we are not going to be available to go to work. >> i understand that we are having a surge, the system is on overload. at the same time, if you are going to take this work on, you've got to be ready and you got to be ready to take on this type of load. >> reporter: to help ramp up testing efforts across the state, california just activated 200 national guard members to help tackle the backlog. they were at this testing site in los angeles county. >>> this evening we are learning of a tragic crash that took the life of an el cerrito police officer. police say officer jared bernstein was on his way home from work yesterday when his car struck a van which lost control on the freeway. it happened on eastbound i-80 west of san pablo dam road just after 6:00 a.m. chp is investigatin

distance learning the school board voted to reopen hayward schools during a meeting friday night. the district switched to remote learning last week after more than 200 teachers and other staff tested positive for covid. all teachers will now get medical grade masks and have access to more testing. we're following some developing news right now in san jose. that's where firefighters are on the scene of a fire at an abandoned home on west john street near north all madden. firefighters say the flames started just after nine o'clock tonight. one building was damaged. that fire is since been contained. the official cause is now under investigation. but witnesses on the scene told a dispute between a homeless people are between homeless people may have led to one intentionally starting the fire. new tonight, the family of a bay area native who was shoved to her death on the subway tracks in new york is speaking out the parents of 40 year old michelle elissa released a statement calling her death a senseless act of violence. ktvu elissa harrington has been following the story and she t

back in oakland, the district says -- excuse me, in hayward, they are providing enough kn95 masks for all of the staff and providing surgical masks for the students. a lot of folks concerned with covid as well as that omicron surge. we're live, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> the district and parents make the statement that a lot of times kids are safer at school because they are masking there. they're not out and about with their friends. we'll see what happens there. >>> happening today after starting their winter quarter online, stanford students are headed back to the classroom. because of the covid surge, stanford told students to attend class virtually for the first two weeks of the quarter. students will return in phases with everyone expected to return by the 24th of january. >>> listen to this, kaiser is informing some 4,000 vaccine recipients about a dosing mix-up at its walnut creek facility. anyone who got a pfizer dose between the end of october and the first week of december may have gotten the wrong dose, and in this case, it might have been up to four microgr

freeman move the union city and hayward. 56 the air over in the east bay. you're seeing low 50's across the map. so up in napa. 49 vacaville, you're 48 fairfield. 49 there as well. and mill valley. 51 that 7 day forecast. we're traeking the rain today. you see it'sa already in the north bay. and then over the weekend we get a much needed break. snow in the sierra this morning and then again on saturday and sunday. you have a lot of sunshine and will be nice up there into next week. we're seeing another storm system arrives. we'll be tracking that. and then in the lows, the upper 30's along the coast. you're looking at low 40's, james. >> reyna, thank you very much. 7, sir. 6.17 is the time we're looking at an easy ride. still at the papers toll plazas. we give you a quick check of your commute this morning. traffic westbound on the interstate 80 moving. well, no issues for you. and again, that's been the case for days now as we're enjoying some nice conditions here for you, heading into san francisco, little damp for you on the san mateo bridge. but all's w

visibility has dropped off to one mile in hayward. before the rain arrives we have low fog and drizzle. here's the best chance of rain, 7:00 a.m. for the north bay. lunchtime central and south bay. there's the back edge of that frontal system as it passes by. a little hint of sunshine coming our way after the rain moves out on the afternoon. and then back on fog watch. temperatures trending warmer. should see 60s by early next week. maybe a taste of spring coming our way. >> that will be nice, a rainy friday and nice weekend. that's going to do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, thanks for joining us, enjoy the evening, see you back here at 11:00. there are a lot of things in life we want, but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again. enrollment ends january 31st. my new spicy cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier and better-than-ever spicy fillet. bigger pickles, more

the bay area news group reports hayward city, livermore and piedmont applied for $12 million for project home key funds to buy about a dozen separate properties and convert them into supportive housing for up to 6 people each. >> giving you a live look at the peninsula. home to the first ever affordable housing. the owners of a three-acre parcel will scrap existing buildings and build 42 new ones including a dozen below market rate apartments, if approved it will meet a quarter of their obligations to build 160 new units under the state mandated regional housing needs allocation. just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. shark attacks are on the >>> after three years of decline, shark bites are on the rise again. >> all right, but you are still incredibly unlikely to be a victim, even here in california f that helps, of the 73 unprovoked attacks 47 were in the u.s. however, all but four occurred on the atlantic coast. >> wow, so surfers account for most shark bites, most victims survive once they realize we are not seals, humans do not taste good. >> that is still one to

near zero visibility in novato and oakland and hayward and the peninsula. allow extra time to get to work this morning. another couple of hours of fog before it clears out and then sunshine today as our temperatures reach into the mid 60s. we will have some gusty winds and slightly cooler temperatures by the end of the weekend and early next week as our sunshine continues and dry weather. we're still not looking at a chance of rain in the forecast through at least next wednesday. san francisco is foggy right now. we should see clearing and gusty winds tomorrow. temperatures in the low since at least through the weekend. >>> we have more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. hope your morning is off to a fantastic start. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock

. >> happening tonight, the hayward unified school board has just decided to hold an emergency meeting to discuss temporarily, perhaps moving to distance learning. it is unclear what options are on the table tonight or if a decision well, actually be made this evening. but the meeting does start at 6.30. we will be monitoring that for you and bring you updates throughout our primetime newscast. with no at home covid tests on most shelves. many people had to rely on these community testing sites recently. but now there are reports of unauthorized sites can force. dan kerman live for us tonight with details there. dan, this is bizarre. it is indeed, you know, san francisco talking about it now. but they say this has been >> ongoing problem throughout the pandemic. we've also heard of this and other counties, including marin county. that's why they want to make sure that you don't just pop into whatever community site you see in assume it's the real thing. the city has a specific list. they want you to check that list before you go and get that much needed. test. it was around 11, 30 frid

the hayward unified school district will also return to virtual learning next week in response to the surge of new covid cases. that decision came during an emergency meeting last night. teachers will hold a private session on monday to prepare them for the zoom classes that will take place for the rest of the week. students will then resume online classes tuesday morning, the border said to meet next friday to decide whether to extend online classes beyond next week. well this morning we spoke to a stanford pediatric infectious disease specialist who says we need to find other ways to mitigate the spread of covid other than closing schools . kids i think, don't necessarily have a voice in this pandemic in school. they have been one of the first groups. we have leaned on to close in the context of the pandemic. i think we have to learn how to live with with covid-19 in general and find a way to make sure that we can create those safe environments for our kids. they have been greatly impacted by the pandemic far more perhaps than any of the rest of us, and i think we're still now begin

would to is the current temperature in hayward. grabbed the winter jacket as he stepped out the door, it is chilly to start. a beautiful shot. the sun is slowly rising, some watercolors early on monday morning. we will see a lot of sunshine later today. the chilly start, bright skies this afternoon. 59 in the city. 65 in san jose, 64 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, the fog becomes more widespread around the bay shoreline. otherwise, temperatures on the chilly side. let's talk about the weather pattern. he remained drive-through friday, it looks like things begin to change early next week as we turned the cam and february. this is one week from today. we have a storm moving in into northern california, it could linger into tuesday and wednesday. rainfall, this is the next 10 days. this is focused early next week, looks like a wetter pattern could return. we'll keep our eyes on that, it is encouraging to see. seven day, sunny afternoon we keep the mild temperatures through much of the week ahead. the weekend they let ours are dry,