did you hear about this, city of berkeley bit back at the cal football program yesterday on the covid issue and the warriors last night, not only do they share the ball, they share >>> good morning. golden state warriors, hits keep on coming for the dubs. there was a reunion for one particular player and i am not talking about bell ringing jason richardson, former nba slam dunk king on hand. steph curry set up peyton ii! like that? how about 30 seconds later, gp ii again! warriors led. wiggins went off. look at this number. they were teammates in minnesota. wiggins hit all nine of his first half shots, dazzling teammates. dubs up big mid way. the lead was 20 when greene got hurt, deep thigh bruise. he did not return. minnesota retook inside game, turn over and edwards scored 48 points last night in a losing effort because the warriors did not break. watch wiggins on the follow, dunk! wiggins had a suspect high 35, 123-110 final. warriors record is now 10-1. college football, city of berkeley responded to the outbreak of covid-19 within the cal football program that postponed saturday'

. >> the frustration was widespread and centered around the testing mandate from the city of berkeley and the university health services. many players venting on social media. garber expressed confusion over the university health services policy saying we have worked to hard to have someone take this away from us. it's wrong. we deserve answers and transparent communication. a teammate tweeted health services told the players they could be arrested for refusing to test as vaccinated individuals with no symptoms. athletic director nolton didn't know if the threat of arrest was made but confirms no test means no play. >> that would be -- you aren't following berkeley public health's guidance which is executed -- and ultimately i would be the one to say we are putting in what the university of california said and you wouldn't be able to play. >> the game has been moved to just two -- to december 4th. >>> santa clara county's jails seeing a huge spike in covid cases. the most recent surge started with 16 infections. a week later at least 84 new cases surfaced. a woman whose husband is an

. >>> berkeley police releasing video of gang shooting. since 2018 they've identified and arrested many suspects. they say they're connected to a number of other shootings in the neighborhood. according to berkeley, two gang members have been sentenced to 12 years in prison. >>> a warning from fairfield police about card scammers after a device was found on an atm. police shared these photos of what appears to be a camera hidden inside a safety mirror. officers believe it was likely used to record card numbers and pin codes. their advice, always assume someone is watching when using a bank card and try to cover your card information when using the machines. >>> coming up, a controversial quiz has some california north upset. the questions some say went too far. >>> vigil honoring lives lost during a houston music festival and how event organizers could be held responsible for the deaths. >>> let's give you a live look outside ♪ -i love this brand. whoa! am i floating? -not exactly. that's bargain bliss setting in. you're basking in the g

. >> reporter: vaccine deadline day for berkeley city workers. what happens if they don't comply? i will tell you coming up. >>> good morning. it is monday november 15. i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. good morning. welcome to monday. first things first, a check track and weather. it's a foggy start. >>> it is for sure. dense fog in spots, so i want to get right to it, dense fog advisory for the areas in gray, fairfield, vallejo, benicia due to the visibility down to a quarter mile. slow down, use low beams and keep plenty distance between you and the car in front of you. we are down to about .4 of a mile in fairfield, five miles concord and a half mile in santa rosa this morning. temperatures are running in the upper 40s to low 50s at this hour. through our day we are looking at highs in the low to mid 60s around the bay, mid to upper 60s to low 70s for peninsula as well as for inland locations. through our day we are looking at mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will be cooler compared to over the weekend. we'll talk more about the week ahead and what you can expect in

a uc berkeley energy expert says adjusted for inflation, gasoline was more expensive in 2008 and 2012. he sent this graph of prices in california for the last 15 years. 4.60 in june 2008, 4.67 october 2012. he points out $5 back then could buy a lot more than $5 can get you today. i get it. that's not going to send you out the house to fill the car right now but it is about putting things in perspective. aaa says bay area prices will likely stay in mid $4 range for the remainder of the year. they believe drivers should see big drops by early next year. i am da lin, kpix5. >>> california's average gas price is about 1.32 more than the national average. >>> oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and killed someone during a car break in that happened after 3:30 yesterday on grand avenue near lake merit. crime stoppers and police are offering $10,000 reward leading to arrest. this comes as opd says it is upping officer patrols in response to increase in violence across the city. it includes fatal shooting of the security guard and former bay area police officer who died satur

. >> reporter: this uc berkeley doctor says this holiday he will be heeding his advice, avoiding gatherings with unvaccinated, rapid testing beforehand, trying to gather outdoors. >> i am fully vaccinated and even boosted. i feel very well protected. but i am not 100% protected and i don't want to get covid. >> we are vulnerable to get a surge unless we get more people vaccinated. >> reporter: in a town hall tuesday night hosted by a congress woman, the u.s. chief medical adviser dr. anthony fauci confirmed we could see winter surge unless more americans get vaccinated. >> you want to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. >> reporter: californians will have another layer of protection as thanksgiving nears. state department of public health told healthcare providers not to turn away fully vaccinated adults who want covid booster six months after their second dose. >> i think the state of california made the right decision saying they can do that. unfortunately in the last two and a half to three weeks we have been seeing numbers. if we have an average flu season this year on top

this was the e e for berkeley and in san jose, the earliest rite aid flu shot is nearly two weeks out. at cvs, three out of two dozen pharmacies are scheduling appointments. last month, cdc warned about flu shot shortages between shipments of supplies like syringes and needles as demand goes up. >> it could be worse than previous years. >> reporter: health experts including stanford university epidemiologists are concerned this flu season may be severe and last year's nearly nonexistent flu season as we wore masks and stayed home may be one reason for the cause. >> the levels of antibodies in the population have gotten lower than usual. so that means that we have less immunity going around. if the virus circulated again, more people could get sicker. >> reporter: do you feel lucky that you got yours? >> i say get it as soon as possible. >> reporter: marilyn and rob were ahead of the surge listening to the recommendation to get the flu vaccine by the end of last month. >> with the pandemic and such, everybody wearing masks, flu, cold kind of disappeared but that doesn't mean it is not