we are in berkeley to explain. >> reporter: i had an interesting conversation with dr. monica gandhi tonight. she says this could be a case where these guidelines have not been updated yet. she says the big fail is that those in the football program that were asymptomatic and fully vaccinated were tested. >> i have zero panic whatsoever as a public health person as as infectious disease doctor of 44 healthy people who are fully vaccinated who may have a little virus in their nose. it is not an outbreak. does not mean they got six. it does not mean that the vaccines do not work. means the public health strategy in this case was off and they were doing mass testing of people who did not get it. >> reporter: granted athletic elector, and in an .5% of players are vaccinated but everyone had to have a covid's test, whether they should symptoms or not. we had wayne person who is symptomatic we contact tracing one who was asymptomatic and they were tested. >> reporter: that frustrated some players on the team who tweeted university health services told the players they could b

at least 80% of berkeley city workers are vaccinated according to berkeley's side. the city as a whole though among some of the highest vaccination rates with 95% of people in berkeley 12 and older are indeed fully vaccinated. city leaders will likely find out exactly how many employees are unvaccinated and when we get the information, we will certainly pass it along to you. >>> a live look from san francisco where the state is taking action against a major tech company. the attorney general says it is to help protect thousands of california workers from covid- 19. we will bring the press conference live at 11:00 this morning on cbsn bay area. >>> a fremont police officer released from the hospital following a serious crash. he was responding to a call saturday night when his patrol car crashed with another car on niles canyon road. the officer was taken to a trauma center but now is recovering at home. a passenger in the other car also went to a hospital. no word on the person's condition. >>> we are learning bail has been set at $100,000 for this pittsburg kidnapp

the berkeley health department says 44 people have covid. justin andrews said what caused the outbreak to happen. he joins us live from. >> good morning. the berkeley health department said the team fumbled how it was handling safety protocols. they say the team including the coaches and players that came in when they were sick and they didn't test as required. the health department said that the team didn't mask up while inside. athletic director said those who didn't take the trip to arizona for last saturday's game tested positive for covid. with retalking 24 players were missing including chase garber and 12 coaches. now even more tested positive leaving the pack 12 to postpone the big game week cal and usc this weekend. this is all happening while 99% of the team is vaccinated. the team is frustrated with all of this. it stems from -- from around some confusion between the city of berkeley and the health services testing policy of testing vaccinated players. the athletic director says no test, no play. >> that would be -- you aren't fol

the berkeley health department confirming 44 have tested positive. kpix5 is at cal. you learned the team did not take proper measures to stop the spread of this? >> reporter: well, liz i just heard from the berkeley health department a couple hours ago. it says the team did not stay home or test when it was sick and did not mask indoors, it led to several more positive tests today and force the pac-12 to postpone the game that would have been played here on saturday between cal and usc. >> our staff, student athletes, all frustrated. it is challenging. >> reporter: a major breakthrough outbreak within the football program, 99% of the team is vaccinated but 44 testing positive for covid-19. and last saturday's loss to arizona, 24 players were missing including starting quarterback and 12 coaches. the head coach, wilcox was upset. >> are those players going to be back next week? >> i don't know the answer to that. >> reporter: it was widespread and was around the testing mandate from the city of berkeley and the health services. many players venting on social media. ex

according to berkeley's side. the city as a whole is among some of the highest areas we have seen across the nation when it comes to vaccination rates with 95% of people 12 and older being fully vaccinated. city leaders will likely let us know how many people are unvaccinated who work for the city. we'll certainly pass that information to you once we get it. justin andrews, kpix5. >> thank you for that. >>> today santa clara will show off vaccination design to appeal to children. the hall and county fair grounds has been turned into a jungle of sorts including bryce colors, stuffed animals, fake trees resembling a rain forest and variety of games. with young children eligible to receive the vaccine pediatricians are educating parents on what to expect before and after the shot. >> it is advised to wait to use fever reducers such as tylenol and motrin because some studies show they affect the immune system. it's only a few studies but we don't really know. it's okay to have a fever, achiness, soreness or anything l

berkeley's health department said 44 people on the team have covid. justin andrews looking in to what caused this outbreak to happen. he joins us live fe campus. good morning. >> good morning. the berkeley health department confirming to us that the team fumbled and following proper covid safety protocols. they said the team didn't test and didn't stay home when they were sick. the health department confirming the team didn't mask up while they were inside. the athletic director said those who didn't take the trip to arizona for last saturday's game tested positive for covid. we are talking 24 players were missing including starting quarterback chase garber. even more players test the positive for covid with cal and also usc this weekend. 99% of the team though is vaccinated. the team is frustrated all of this. the frustration stems to center around some confusion between the city of berkeley and the university health services testing policy of testing vaccinated players. the athletic director confirms no test means no play. >> you aren't following be

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'

this is a city of berkeley, and the campus, they relay the information to me. looking forward to sharing more at a later time. i don't think this moment is the time to discuss that. >>> developing story. did he think it was still halloween? wake forest is unbeaten on the road at north carolina. wake forest up a touchdown but here come the tar heels. they tied the game. chandler with the big day. look at this play. under two minutes, he extend the lead for my north carolina with a 50 yard run and he rushed for 213 yards and four touchdowns, north carolina broke the hearts of the wake forest fans as they outlast wake forest in this acc battle, 58-55. >>> high school football, several high school, full house, number three against number one st. francis. second quarter, st. francis up by three points. josh perry, andrew atkinson, 46 yard play. atkinson was not done. third quarter, st. francis up by six. they carved the defense, a 43 yard touchdown. with just two minutes left, st. francis leads, 44-21 on the field of the sarah padres. >>> the 49ers placed ford on in

. >> reporter: 99% of the team is vaccinated but the berkeley health department says 44 people on the team has covid . the major outbreak making major headlines on tuesday and when the berkeley health department blamed the team for fumbling covid protocols . >> our staff and student athletes are frustrated. it is challenging. >> reporter: they say health players did not wear a mask while indoors or stay home when sick. players and coaches are frustrated with all of this. it seems to center around some confusion between the said city of berkeley and the health services testing policy of testing asymptomatic vaccinated players as speculation is spreading throughout campus. >> one of the players refused to take the covid test because he is vaccinated. >> reporter: the football team called off the game against usc because there is not enough players. a freshman was supposed to work the game. >> as a concession food worker, when it is canceled, and i was really looking forward to concession. >> reporter: a big blow to campus. >> very sad the game is being canceled. >> reporter: players hav

. >> reporter: uc berkeley doctor says this holiday he will be heeding his own advice. avoiding gathering with the unvaccinated, rapid testing beforehand and trying to gather outdoors. >> i am fully vaccinated. i am even boosted. i feel well protected. but i am not 100% protected and i don't want to get covid-19. >> we are vulnerable to get a surge unless we get more people vaccinated. >> reporter: in a meeting, the u.s. chief medical advisory dr. fauci confirmed we could see a 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. today, the state department of public health told health care providers not to turn away fully vaccinated adults who want the covid-19 booster shot six months after their second dose. >> i think the state of california made the right decision and saying they can do that. unfortunately in the last 2-1/2 to three weeks we have been seeing the numbers coming up. if we have an average flu season on top

. >>> coming up, how singer harry styles helped a berkeley drought make a life-changing decision. >> plus it was a fight to save it. now the big question is what to do with the large open space in the south bay. the plan on the table for the future of coyote valley. >>> and streaming today on cbsn bay area, a new episode of young sheldon airs tomorrow night at 8:30. we'll hear from two of the stars. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com or on the kpix app. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. ♪ ♪ comprehensive dental coverage. so you can enjoy movie night to the fullest. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today,

thank you so much point >>> a more unusual crime popping up at uc berkeley. berkeley police say they have responded to gasoline thefts inside of the upper first parking garage on hearst avenue. police are telling us thieves drilled into gas tanks twice to steal the fuel. >>> all lanes of highway 37 are back open in solano county after a pileup involving two big rigs and at least three cars shut down highway 37 for hours. chopper five flew over the scene. the pileup happened in the eastbound lanes are highly highway 121. the silver sedan was crushed right under the cab of a coca- cola truck, and partially pinned underneath. another big rig, at least one person was airlifted to a hospital point >>> two people are dead after a head on crash in san jose. police say a truck was being driven along bailey avenue near monterey road, drifted into the eastbound lanes, and then crashed into a bmw. that crash killed the truck driver and a passenger. this is san jose's 50th deadly crash of the year. >> we are learning a san francisco police sergeant has been placed on unp

we are live in berkeley. >> eye live and this holiday season is expected to be a busy one. here at sfo it's a bit slower right now but throughout the morning we have seen waves of people coming in and we know that people are feeling a little more comfortable traveling this year given that we have a vaccine but still health experts say you should consider some things including the vaccination status of attendees, the level of community transmission, the medical risk of the households and the setting of a gathering. as far as preparing for traveling, lines expected to me long. specifically here. parking should be at capacity so be sure to use the online booking system. as far as those lines, travel experts say consider getting that tsa precheck because on top of lines there is a shortage with workers. >>> if you are travel around the bay using bart heads up we are dealing delays recovering appear earlier problem. a 20 minute delay in the dublin, and city and directions. muni caltrain are all on time if you want to use that instead. bay bridge backed up. metering lights on. lo

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. >>> another walgreens store is closing in the bay area, this time in berkeley. the store is at the intersection of san pablo and ashby avenue. it is set to close november 17. one city councilman said the shutdown will make a big impact since many low income residents have relied on that pharmacy. >>> walgreens recently announced its closing five of its san francisco stores. the company blaming rampant shoplifting. >>> a live look out at dublin and the golden gate bridge. it was a cloudy morning but some of the clouds are starting to roll out. we will bring in meteorologist mary lee. some folks are seeing a lot of sunshine. >> yeah. so, we are looking at a beautiful day across the bay area. patches of blue on our beautiful hotel camera looking at san francisco. temperatures, we are in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s right now. and, we are a little bit cooler compared to yesterday at this time. 24 hour temperature change. and you can see anywhere from two to eight degrees colder compared to yesterday at this lunchtime hour. so, looking at dry conditions and mild t

the berkeley based nobody profit provides wrap around services, and art classes to promote healing. residents pay a third of their income on rent and can stay in the tiny homes for two years while they get on their feet. >> they were involved in all of the different elements. >> reporter: sally hyndman said the nonprofit's job trainees led the process from planning to prototype. >> they were the decision makers, the brilliant leaders in everything. . >> reporter: youth leaders not help from 3,000 volunteers from dozens of interfaith congregations, schools, and businesses. they built and painted the murals then $1.3 million project fund by city grants, a go fund me campaign, and donations of materials. >> it's just an amazing model of what a community can do when it decides it's going to takal problem. >> reporter: and the world is watching. >> we've had calls from germany and e-mails from romania. >> for ashley, she finally enjoys a safer is reason environment to study on-line at laney college. >> i look at it every day and it brings joy. >> reporter: she plans to be a social worker

. >>> berkeley police releasing new video footage of a gang- related shooting. this one, from 2018. the video shows eight says x shooting their guns on russell street. since 2018, they have identified and arrested many of those suspects. they said they are connected to a number of other shootings in the neighborhood. two gang members have been sentenced to 12 years in prison. >>> now to a warning from fairfield police about card skimmers after a device was found on an atm. officers say a person noticed the skimmer on an atm it is lana town center mall. police shared these photos of what appears to be a camera hidden inside a safety mirror. police say it is like we used to record card numbers and pin codes. officers say you should always assume someone is watching when using a bankcard answer to cover your card information when using these machines. >>> a live look at sfo and in less than an hour, the u.s. finally opens its borders to fully vaccinated international travelers. abn has been in place for 19 months preventing nine noncitizens -- how the removal of the band will obviously

off the east shore freeway, pockets of slowing around richmond as well as you work your way through berkeley. richmond san rafael bridge is getting busy. we have been keeping our eye on 101 throfoggy spots. there was an earlier trouble spot and that's been cleared. it is foggy across the benicia bridge. we are tracking slow ride, 43 minutes from antioch over 280. if you are taking 680, there are a few brake lights. the dublin interchange is not bad. it's been quiet at the altamont pass commute for super commuters. road maintenance this weekend at the bay bridge toll plaza. starts tonight at 9:00 through at least saturday morning. if you are headed to chase center to cheer on the golden state warriors as they take on the bulls, hoops for troops, connect using muni express. your event ticket is your muni pass. if you want to drive, consider sharing the ride or you can even bike to chase center. they have bike valets available. that is an option as well. >>> there's a fire starting in my heart ♪ reaching fever pitch and it's bringing me out the dark ♪ finally i can see you crystal clear ...

his came nearly 3 decades ago point >> 27 years ago i was homeless in people's park in berkeley. once i went into a drug program and got my life together, god gave me a spirit to help other homeless veterans. permit since then, he has run homeless programs for the veterans administration, and formed a nonprofit to house homeless veterans and is a peer get back years ago, he needs to this form of retirement home, with enough space to house 150 homeless vets, and provide them with drug, alcohol, ptsd, and other mental health services. >> i was absolutely convinced that there was no way out of it point >> reporter: kenneth was living under a bridge in san bruno when veteran services got him up at here 2 years ago. >> here i am with a job. i have a car point >> reporter: goodwin says he can help many more veterans in similar circumstances if he can visit from leasing the six acre housing facility had $60,000 per month to owning it out right. >> that would give us a lot of stability point >> reporter: goodwin has raised over $1 million through private donations, and hopes to secure gr

this was a message on the cbs website for berkeley. and in san jose, the earliest right aid flu shot is two weeks out. at cbs, only three out of two dozen pharmacies are scheduling appointments. this month, the cdc warned about flu shot shortages between shipment of supplies, like someone does and needles as the demand goes up. >> it could be worse than previous years. >> reporter: health experts 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 cost. >> the levels of antibodies in the entire populations have gone lower than usual. that means that we have less immunity going around. if the pirates circulates again, more people could get sicker. >> you feel like you got yours when you do? >> i did. i would say go to get a. >> reporter: marilyn and rob were ahead of the surge. listening to the cdc recommendation to get the flu vaccine by the end of last month. >> with the pandemic, and such, the wearing masks, cold and flu disappeared. >

comment and reaction, the county sheriff's deputy association, those in oakland, fremont, hayward and berkeley and did not hear back from any of them. >> thank you. this is in, announcing its force to postpone saturday's football game against usc due to a covid outbreak. the team was already struggling with a number of cases and the university now says additional student athletes tested positive and are not able to practice this week or play this weekend. the game has now been rescheduled to december 4th and no word on how many athletes have been infected with the virus. >>> the biden ministration appealing a freeze on nationwide vaccine rule for companies for the regulation requires workers at u.s. companies with 100 or more workers to be vaccinated against covid. or be tested weekly beginning in january. the appeals court issued the temporary stay saying there are constitutional issues with the rule. in its filing, the justice department argues not allowing the rule would quote likely cost dozens or hundreds of lives per day in addition to large numbers of hospitalizations and other serious

. >>> i'm john ramos in berkeley, and the crab fishing season has once again been delayed. this time it is affecting a whole new group of fishermen. we have that story coming up. >>> >>> there is new hope for the monarch butterfly population in california, which some scientists had feared might be inching to the edge of extinction. >> researchers discovered the monarchs may have found a refuge in gardens and backyards on the peninsula. >> reporter: scientists were concerned that the monarch population had dipped so dangerously low that perhaps they had reached a point from which they cannot recover. maybe even on the edge of extinction. and then came this new and surprising discovery of a population that didn't migrate the mother did not travel up and down the coast, and remained permanently, it seems, on the peninsula. so majestic monarchs appeared to have found a winter oasis in places like this community garden in palo alto point >> even last year, there were more resident monarchs and people's gardens that are not migratory. >> reporter: monarchs typically migrate thous

we reached to the city of berkeley and university for clarification on the testing policy but did not hear back. in a statement released berkeley says it followed cal osha's guidance. >>> covid-19 vaccines can help stop asymptomatic infections. researchers released results of a new study. workers were regularly tested during a six months span regardless of symptoms. according to the study, more than ten times as many unvaccinated staff tested positive for the virus as vaccinated staff. the team saw infection rates plummet as more and more staff got vaccinated. >>> fox theater canceled a show after a woman was shot on the street outside. chopper 5 was over the scene on 19th and telegraph after 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the woman is expected to recover. no word yet on what sparked that shooting. >>> in the north bay, police in santa rosa want to know if you recognize these two men. we are told they held up a west america bank branch at gun point yesterday and tied up employees as they did it. no one was hurt. >>> authorities are going through evidence after serving a search warrant at t

lot of you tweeting you felt the house shake. 2.7 earthquake centered in kensington, a mile from the berkeley border. people reported to the usgs they felt it from napa to the santa cruz mountains. good evening. >>> explosive allegations against southwest airlines and denver police. a white mother with a black child claims that southwest rationally profiled and harassed them and then she says police in colorado lied about the incident in their report. we spoke to the mom and is live at the airport with her story, maria? >> reporter: alan, mary was traveling with her daughter to denver, colorado from los angeles. san jose was her layover. it was all uneventful until she landed. >> that we would not have been reported for anything if my daughter were white and blond. >> reporter: tonight, mary is speaking out about an incident that left her hiring a lawyer and her 10-year- old daughter in tears. [crying] >> it is okay. sweetheart. >> reporter: mary and her daughter, who is by racial, were flying to denver, colorado. as soon as they landed they were stopped by a southwest employees and two denve

in a statement released yesterday berkeley says it followed cal osha's guidance. >>> health experts in south bay trying to clear confusion about who is eligible for the booster shot. >> i think what the public heard was i have to be 65. otherwise i shouldn't get a booster. that's not correct. that's not correct. we know that protection fades from the original vaccine series. it is important to get a booster. >> the doctor says if it's been six months since you were fully vaccinated, you can get your booster shot. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. it is of course veterans day. let's go to washington, dc where a ceremony is just getting underway. you can see from these live pictures we have helicopters in the sky and president biden is about to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. there we are right now. this is a procession that's going on, a wider view of arlington national cemetery. the tomb of the unknown soldier has been a final resting place for three unknown u.s. service members. it's also really a symbolic grave for unidentified american soldiers and those

the store is at the intersection of san pablo and ashby avenue avenues in southwest berkeley. it is set to close november 17th . a city councilman who represents the area says the shutdown will have a serious impact since many low income residents have relied on that pharmacy being there. the next wall groan's is more than a mile away. >>> that closure comes on the heels of an earlier announcement that walgreen's is closing five stores in san francisco. the company said last month that rapid shopshift lifting prompted that decision, but some critics point to a filing by walgreen's with the securities and exchange commission two years ago saying it planned to close about 200 stores around the nation. >>> the jury in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial heard from a prominent venture capitalist. chris lucas of black diamond ventures says his firm first invested $400,000. lucas says he was surprised when he wouldn't disclose financial statements. holmes said at the time it was to protect trade secrets. lucas says he took a risk and invested another 5 million. >> i think what this cas

. >>> plus, i'm john ramose in berkeley, the people who planted this garden 17 years ago says it has become more than a place ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> i school principals apologizing after halloween post on the school social media account. >> the post shows two students on campus wearing costumes that many are calling braces. melissa perlman with the story. >>> the picture shows one student wearing a police costume and another in a traditional mexican caution. meeting on the back of the car with his hands behind his back. the cop student poses with his hand on his back pretending to arrest him. you can see the photo was taken on campus. the school evelyn seen in the background. >> i think it's pretty ridiculous and the fact that they thought they could get away with it says a lot. >> the school principal in a statement says he learned about the incident last week and calls the post offensive and offered his deepest apologies and says these were

and falcon who knesset the uc berkeley capillary tower has been released from hospital. he is likely back to his nest. >>> now was brought to a walnut creek wildlife center last -- look at that based. discovered were injuries from a possible fight with another animal. he received two weeks of rehab before being released i just want a stuffed animal of him. >> he would never get into a fight with somebody. no way. that is it for the news. have a good ♪♪ >> finn: still nothing. >> steffy: well, if your parents are running late, i'm sure we can find something else to do, before they get here. >> finn: yeah? >> steffy: tidy up some more. [finn chuckling] i wonder what could be keeping them. >> li: you have been lying to me and our son his entire life, jack. >> jack: not about my love for you, not about my devotion to our family. >> li: you are finn's biological father.

. >> i was just watching a press conference held by cal in berkeley. the football program was forced to postpone saturday's game against usc as the bears deal with a covid outbreak that hit the team last week. 24 players tested positive according to athletic director jim nolton. >> as we started this week, we were on a testing schedule to test our team and our staff, again. and today when we tested we had really just a few, but they were all in the same position group, and it left us with the inability to compete safely. we were able to come to an agreement to reschedule the game until, you know, december. >> the game has been rescheduled for december 4. cal's testing policy for vaccinated players is stricter than the rest of the pac-12 conference. 99% of the team is vaccinated according to nolton. >> hopefully better safe than sorry. >>> there is a new vaccine rule for first responders in alameda county this evening. they have until december 21 to get fully vaccinated. the directive also applies to those that enter high risk health care facilities. >>

lawrence berkeley national lab researchers say that as the climate continues to warm, more of the snow falling on california's mountains will be replaced by rain. this would leave the state without the crucial spring and summer melt-off that fills rivers, streams and reservoirs and would be devastating for ski resorts and other businesses. >>> so let's check out that forecast with darren. it's beautiful, but it is dry. >> it is dry. you saw the ski resorts in stories we did earlier this week that they are having trouble making snow for people to come up there, and there is none in the seven-day forecast. if we check out the toll booth, you're driving into fog right now on the golden gate bridge. meanwhile, that is not the story anywhere else. a beautiful view looking back towards the east. that's what the sky looks like bay areawide for everybody else. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s after a day where we climbed into the low 70s for many locations. tomorrow we'll see a guy clouds, patchy fog in the morning, and that's it. we can watch it on the futurecast. i'm going to play this for

at uc berkeley, energy experts adjusted for inflation. gasoline was much more expensive, back in 2008 and 2012. he sent me this graph of prices in california for the past 15 years. $4.60 a gallon, in june 2008. $4.67, in october, 2012. he points out five dollars back then could buy you a lot more than what five dollars can get you today. i get it, that is not going to send you out the house to fill up the car right now. but it is about putting things in perspective. aaa says bay area prices will likely stay in the mid-four dollar rain range for the remainder of this year. they believe drivers could see big drops by early next year. in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> california's average gas price, about $1.32 more than the enough the national average. >>> keeping an eye on the road for drunk drivers. officers say that when people have died across the state, since wednesday, and they have made 948 dui arrests. chp's maximum enforcement pierced and that 11:59 tonight. >>> new at 11:00, oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and kill

. >> 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

. >> 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

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

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

. >>> a berkeley man known as a maverick grant maker and the fastest philanthropist around. sharon chin introduces us to the jefferson award winner. >> each family at the st. francis center, she serves a few thousand low income folks per month with food, housing, and youth programs. when they needed a laundry and shower room, she turned to bill summervill. >> bill gets it. >> reporter: he founded a foundation, it receives donations mostly from private individuals and invests between 10-$15 million per year in grants. it is speedy, and streamlined. >> that is the essence of good philanthropy. trusting the people you to with to do good things. >> reporter: for three decades he has given bay area teachers up to $500 for supplies. >> they used to just fax us a sheet of paper and we would give them a grant within 48 hours. >> reporter: larry purcell has known bill for 40 years? >> bill is the only funder i have met who swims among the people in the community. our food truck, the first of four in a row that he supplied eventually became the first food bank of san mateo county. >>

lawrence berkeley, national lab researchers say as the climate continues to warm more of the snow will be repraised by rain there. will leave the state without the important spring and summer melt off that fills rivers, streams and reservoirs. they say it would also be devastating for ski resorts and other businesses. >>> a live look at union square where the second canned saint luis now lit on the. >> last night there were a thousand people in the square. we had a concert here it. was totally a miracle so to speak to have that feeling of everybody coming together in a safe outdoor to celebrate. >> and some of you have been sharing your photographs with us. this is from the first night. major tom the cat put his stamp ofo approval and bob shared his photograph on baker beach. >> i like that. >>> tickets go on sale next week for the bottle rock music festival. the concerts set for memorial day weekend next year. people with nap action county zip codes get first crack followed by wider sales on tuesday. a ticket for the three day festival costs $369. >>> it's 5:22. still ahead,. >> safar

>> i have not heard anything from the pac-12.this is a city of berkeley, and the campus, they relay the information to me. i will belooking forward to sharing more at a later time. i don't think this moment is the time to discuss that. >>> all kinds of characters in west lafayette, indiana, third- ranked michigan state against purdue. a reverse flea flicker bubble screen, look at this, he scampers away, a 39 yard touchdown run and perdue with the big ten shocker, beating the spartans, 40-29. high school ball, a packed house, number three sarah against st. francis. the bird play. 46 yard touchdown, just the start of the big game for atkinson. he gets behind the defense, wide open for a 43 yard touchdown. the st. francis roles 44-21. >>> announced earlier today, the 49ers placed dee ford on injured reserve with a back injury, he has three sacks this season but has played just 18 games since signing with the 49ers three years ago. they host the cardinals tomorrow at 1:30. >>> do you remember this, 2011, one of the most memorable soundbites in the history of sports courtesy of then coastal

. >> reporter: they are getting good help, using mice as subjects, they are joining a berkeley based institute and a $70 million effort called the project to understand and possibly stop the aging process. this doctor says there are even hints it may be possible to reverse the effects of aging, allowing humans to actually wind back the clock on their bodies. >> there is hope and excitement that we are on the verge of changing the way we will age and the perception of how we age. >> reporter: just because we can do something does not mean we should, how would it affect the what if i wanted to be 100? humanity will have to wrestle with it but for now science is just trying to figure out if it may be possible. >>> if you would like to hear more about the project and the institute, we have posted our full interview with the ceo on kpix.com . >>> tomorrow be one night only special from adele airs right here. >> she tells oprah how it all came together. >> in los angeles where i had to recover from everything that happened in my last few years in my life, this was the perfect opportunity.

the recent uc berkeley graduate held up a sign asking the singer for career advice. she landed a marketing job but had dreams of being a writer. with his help she decided to follow her dream. >> when i wrote the sign, i said if he sees this and acknowledges it in any way, it is a sign that i need to do it. you have been thinking about it for so long. you just need to take the leap of faith. >> it may not work every time but if you are feeling worn out with your job, attending harry styles concert might be your best move. if harry styles told me to do anything, i'd probably do it. >> i am not touching that one. >> how fun is that? i can't believe he noticed it. >> it really wasn't an ask. it was a tell me, i need some affirmation. >> to each their own. >>> a bay area airport expecting holiday travel rush like no other. the new numbers projected this morning. >> reporter: teachers are devastated two east bay elementary schools are closing their doors. why the district is shutting it down up next. >>> breaking news, an amber alert is in effect after a teen- age girl was

we spoke to one berkeley woman who opted to decorate with climate change. it shows oil spills running to the curb where it will drain to the bay. >> i like halloween. this year when i thought what's the scariest thing going on? i thought climate change really is very scary. i wanted to make a statement about that. >> that she did. the mexican community knows halloween as day of the dead. a huge celebration took over international boulevard in oakland yesterday and this was their take on the day. >> it is completely different way to see when we die or when we pass actually. you don't die. you pass. >> it's everything. it's sadness. it's happiness. it's joy. i am going to get all emotional now. it's everything. >> images of skulls and skeletons are presented in a light hearted way and elaborate costumes and make up are a tribute to loved ones who passed on. >>> mayor london breed joined in on the halloween fun, shared these photos too. the bay area was decked out in an elaborate colorful costume with an intricate head piece. >> i used to live under the under

board and back into the bay proper we have some 70s over here and san leandro to 71 as we get up to berkeley mid-60s into the heart of the bay and low 70s which get back up north and wine country and low 70s as well so where is the rain? we do know it is not here and there is a lot in the pacific and we can see the next storm out there it is a really good storm developing and that one will go to the same exact spot the last four storms have gone and all of the rain in the pacific is apparently just going to one spot and it has been doing that for the last month and a half and it will do it again tomorrow and monday and if you have not heard or seen and why would you have but british columbia has been getting atmospheric river after atmospheric river and it's been huge the amounts of rainfall in seattle also getting in that act but here at home as long as the storms keep going up there we don't get a thing and as we let this play through the accumulated rainfall and take it all the way ahead to tomorrow but also next monday, december 6, you can see that we are still not in the act there and t

one berkeley woman opted to decorate with the spector of climate thing. it shows oil spills running to the curb where it will drain to the bay. >> i like halloween. this year when i thought about boy, what's the scariest thing going on? i thought, gosh, climate change really is very scary. so i wanted to make a statement about that. >> halloween with a message. >> yeah. i like that. >> caring about our community and world. >> maybe she still had candy for kids. a little educational thing going on. >> don't forget, news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs mornings is next. have ♪ >>> welcome to c mornings and hello to our viewers in the west on the month. i'm gayle king and i'm tony dokoupil and i'm nate burleson. >> let's go to it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we've had a series of productive meetings in the past few days an i'm looking forward to continue to make progress on critical global issues. >> president biden's mission in scotland, how he's tackling climate change as noble catastrophe looms. >> alec baldwin speaks for the first time on

so, berkeley stopped enforcing minor violations. >> goff: the places where we work, we see about a 26% reduction in use of force after we were there. don't know how much of that was us, but all the things they tried together-- about a quarter, right, of the use of force goes away. but, in this moment, what we're getting asked for is something different. not "how do we make policing better," but "how do we remove policing from the places where we have abandoned communities, and so we ask police to punish people who we've abandoned for generations." that's the thing that's coming next. >> pelley: to see what's coming next, we went to the capital of texas. professor goff is not advising austin, but this liberal city of one million is far along in police reform, even against the reservations of the conservative state legislature. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> pelley: when george floyd was murdered in minneapolis in 2020, austin was already smoldering over two police killings of its own. two cops are charged with murder in shootings, nine months apart, of a mental patient, a