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

berkeley haas energy economist severin bornstein says. californians currently paid 30 cents a gallon more than the average state, which just might be illegal. california really needs to dig into this and find out what happening, and the state government just hasn't seemed interested and digging into it since crude oil hit a pandemic low of about $30 a barrel. opec has rocketed oil back up to $80 and the extra $50 per barrel means another dollar and a quarter or so on our price at the pump ride sharing drivers take a huge hit and when the price of gasoline goes up by a dollar, or two per gallon, they see that directly in their personal income. here's what one rideshare driver told us back in june, when prices were much lower than now. for gas they $50 per day. on gasoline. that's why a lot of drivers there don't want to keep driving. that's why we are short of drivers. companies with fleets of cars and trucks are feeling. it example. based cities produce has a big fleet of delivery trucks are fuel prices just the last year 14 months have g

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

does the berkeley police department have enough officers right now? and if not, what steps are being taken to address that? we are seeing a shortage and that's due to retirements. um mostly, i'm alex savage, ktvu, fox two news governor. newsom was at the port of los angeles today, with members of dividing administration checking on efforts to address the backlog of cargo ships at the ports. last month, president biden announced a deal to operate the port of los angeles around the clock to try to reduce the supply chain bottleneck right now, the port is open about 19 hours a day still short of the president's push for that 24 hour operation, and that's mainly due. to a shortage of truck drivers and caltrans also doing its part to help out with the supply chain bottlenecks. the agency is temporarily increasing truck weight limits for international commerce on state highways. that means drugs will be able to haul more than £80,000 that is currently allowed. caltrans says this will help more goods get from ports to distribution centers. the increased tru

dr olivia laing at berkeley pediatrics says demand was so high. they posted a warning online that all slots for saturday's covid vaccination clinic are already full, and our phones were literally lit up for three hours straight until we closed people were lined up the next morning outside of her office, trying to get in to get an appointment. california has already sent the first batch of doses. the pediatric vials are orange, a different color from that adult doses. we received our 300 doses today. this time around with the pediatric doses. there's a more reliance on pediatric practice is giving the vaccines so we're kind of in the first wave. parents with children under five will need to wait longer, but some say they're glad to hear the news because they're toddlers go to daycare with kids. five and up, i think was one of the concerning things about covid in general is not knowing what exactly long covid looks like. in the long term effects. california has already sent many doses to clinics that work with underserved communities. there's also n

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

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 63 months 63 and livermore in the upper fifties. here's a live camera looking out toward sfo. we were he can't see some haze and also just lots of cloud cover, so we will definitely continue to track the clouds moving in from the pacific. in advance of this guy this front. it looks impressive on the satellite, but it's going to fall apart for us, so the main impacts will be some cloud cover for today. mostly cloudy conditions and then into your friday morning, there's some moves on board here. silva showers up in the north bay just a chance in the south bay, and the bulk of this will be for friday morning, took one of factor that in for the morning commute. especially towards sonoma napa down towards, uh, san francisco counties for tomorrow morning and then still, that cool down will continue for tomorrow. here's the updated forecast models you can't see into it today will still continue to have the cloud cover out there. and then friday morning, this system kind of falls apart. so the bulk of the activity up here but still enough t

berkeley a lot of the same industries suffered so mightily. during 2020 are very, very likely to be hit again. on friday, investors sold off travel industry stocks at the u. s and european countries declared travel bans american delta and united airlines each falling more than 10. cruise lines, including royal caribbean carnival in norwegian cruises all dropped around 10% as well, and oil companies saw market losses on fears that demand could drop for fuel. still, financial advisors say overall the markets are up over last year, and investors should not panic if you look at the s and p up about 22% and the nasdaq up over 20, this is after the close of the market today. we're still having a good year, and a lot of people have said the market was kind of looking for an excuse to pull back just a little bit. investors do worry the labor shortage might worsen if workers decide to leave the workforce. there's also concern that demand for us exports could drop we do sell. you know trillions of dollars of things every year. to the rest of the world.

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'

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. ara, 24 rd 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. expressing confusion over the u

berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. a spokesperson for contra costa health services says they do not have plans to ramp up enforcement. their primary goal is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. new attended bay area musician says he's donating his profits from the

. >> cal and usc will not play saturday afternoon in berkeley as previously scheduled. let's go to vern. this is the first d1 game of the season to be postponed by covid. >> yes, cal football forced to postpone saturday's football against usc as the bears deal with the covid outbreak and the school strict policy that players who test positive are held out at least 10 days, even if they are vaccinated. head coach, justin wilcox said in a statement, "postponing this game was a last resort and not an action any of us wanted to take. however, it was not possible for us to field a team on saturday." the game has been rescheduled for december 4th. several top players have the voice their displeasure for the schools policy, which is different from the rest conference and left them without 24 players last saturday at arizona. that is a very upset clubhouse. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> alameda county has issued a new health order on vaccinations. >> it is giving first responders and ambulance employees for december 21st deadline to get fully vaccinated. we are in fremont with the

. >> 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

tower attendant merritt college and went on to graduate from uc berkeley. she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i've managed multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing. three years ago, she was elected oakland's first mang, american city council member. i've seen her operating in where people are pushing and pulling and all sorts of different ways, and her view is always try to collaborate earlier this year, was credited with brokering a deal to fund a new police academy amidst christ to defund the police. if elected mayor, she tells me her priorities are what she describes as the basics. public safety housing, the homeless and clean streets. but we're not supposed to all agree. you know, that's the beauty of democracy. however it's about respect and collaboration. go get there. how tells me she never dreamed she would be running from oakland mayor so far. the 36 year old is one of three candidates. incumbent mayor libby shaft will be termed out. the election will be

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

the 90-year-old berkeley native fund and paint a fence at saint francis center's community garden. and he and center kristina collaborated to create a small school. >> i would put bill in the very top percentage of goodness in my life and in the lives other people. >> it's a pleasure to be able to serve. >> reporter: so for his streamlined grass roots grant- making process that meets his communities needs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bill somerville. >> he has author add book teaching his method of grass roots philanthropy, and has worked with over 4 hurricane community foundations, mostly in the u.s. and canada. >> what a wonderful person. >> yep. thank you, sharon. >>> if you know someone making a difference in the community, nominate that person for a bay area jefferson award. you can find the on-line form on our website, kpix.com/hero, and just click on the mom nations tab. >> you don't have to be 90, but, man, bill, you look great! doing great work with a purpose. >> obviously there's a secret to his youth. >> yeah, positive attitude goes a long way, bu

berkeley haas energy economist severin bornstein says. californians currently paid 30 cents a gallon more than the average state, which just might be illegal. california really needs to dig into this and find out what happening, and the state government just hasn't seemed interested and digging into it since crude oil hit a pandemic low of about $30 a barrel. opec has rocketed oil back up to $80 and the extra $50 per barrel in another dollar and a quarter or so on our price at the pump ride sharing drivers take a huge hit and when the price of gasoline goes up by a dollar, or two per gallon, they see that directly in their personal income. here's what one rideshare driver told us back in june, when prices were much lower than now. for gas they $50 per day. gasoline that's why a lot of drivers they don't want to keep driving. that's why we are short of drivers. companies with fleets of cars and trucks are feeling. it example. based cities produce has a big fleet of delivery trucks are fuel prices just the last year 14 months have gone up 4

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justin andrews is liva the uc berkeley campus. this is expected to be a two day strike. >> absolutely. for the first time in 20 years lecturers plan to strike. they use the university of dishonest dealings. it's billionable a year and a half. still no compromise. represented by the american federation much teachererns they are accusing uc leadership of unfair labor practices by the president's office including paid family leave. compensation for online instruction, and layoffs. the university denied the claims, calling the planned strike grossly unfair to our students. many say they love their jobs but they are just upset that the university's take it or leave it approach. >> ta ry rolen rturandmento the next generation of citizens, public servants and leaders. we don't feel that same respect given to us as lecturers. even starting salary for full time at this moment qualifies them as low income or extremely low income in six of the nine communities where we are located. >> now the uc system has about ten campuses statewide. we kn

university of california law school at berkeley. it was originally both hall. it was the second of the law schools. hastings was the first of the law schools when they change that name. they changed it to simply the law school at the university of california in berkeley. it's the same here. they could do identically the same thing and get away from all of those who would love to have their name on the law school, but may not have earned it. and what about others who went to the school? have you heard from them? and have you heard that they, too share the same concerns? absolutely as a matter of fact, one of the most prominent donors at the university at hastings. joe cotchett class of about 1964 has been one of the main persons are. as part of an alumnus group activists alumnus group in the organization at hastings, and clearly, he has been leading the charge to get the name changed as a matter of fact. the law center couch at law center. he says his name camp stay on that center. if unless the name hastings is taken off, that's been the same attitude of most o

berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemi. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. a spokesperson for contra costa health services says they do not have plans to ramp up enforcement. their primary goal is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. some new numbers out highlight the stark reality of how much money you n

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. >> 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

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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

. >> 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

in berkeley. justin andrews. kpix5. >>> the governor just wrapped up a news conference down in la where he was promoting getting booster shots for covid. he addressed some rumors that he may have had a bad reaction after getting his. >> went off without a hitch. got the moderna shot. got the j and j shot which i was proud to do. didn't have a reaction to either shot. >> pfizer is asking the fda to authorize it's covid booster for all americans 18 and older including those who got the moderna or the j and j vaccines. today state health leaders hammered home the stats if you were unvaccinated you are five time more likely to be infected. 20 time more likely to die. >> vaccines are the way through the pandemic. we are concerned about the winter. we are concerned about rising case numbers, pressure on hospitals from a number of other issues on top of covid. do what you can today to get your vaccine. >> and he said california no longer has the lowest case rate per capita as we used to. now we have the 16th lowest in t

berkeley, says the rise. isn't surprising and that there are few forces at work the relaxation of the restrictions and then the winter season where people are more tend to be more indoors or then contributing to increased transmissions. stats show hospitalizations increasing in areas with low vaccination rates. such as he sacramento region, central valley, along with orange, riverside and san bernardino counties. riley says the new cases don't necessarily require physicians and are not contributing to high mortality either. this is also the, uh, you know, season for all kinds of other respiratory illnesses, you know, went to a common cold. but with mask restrictions loosening in the winter months ahead, change is in the air while speaking at the california economic summit tuesday afternoon, governor gavin newsom revealed that planning is already underway for a winter surge. we have organized potential staffing that will have to bring in from out of the state. i don't want to tell you that because i don't want

the berkeley landlord who went to prison for sex trafficking. young women from india has died. according to berkeley side the 84 year old was found unresponsive inside his home last monday. he was taken to all debates in oakland, where he was pronounced dead of natural causes ready, spent eight years in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges that he brought girls and women from india on fraudulent visas and then paid them low wages and sexually abused many of them. homicide investigation is underway in antioch tonight after a man was shot and killed last night. that's shooting happened at about 10 40 saturday night in a residential neighborhood entrevista away in the city's south end. investigators say the victim was a 36 year old man. police have not released any description of the suspects. no one is in custody. anyone with information is asked to call antioch police. oh dear, for sure. and i've missed dear like within inches. uh raccoons. i've hit a raccoon on 2 80, but on 90 to 1 stretch of the bay area highway has been named california's deadliest stretch for wild

. >>> 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

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

this time in berkeley. the store is at the intersection of san pablo and ashby aver is in southwest berkeley. it is set to close on november 17th . a city councilman who represents the area says the shutdown will have a serious impact since many low income residents who have rely on the pharmacy there. the next walgreen's is more than a mile away. walgreen's is closing five stores. shoplifting prompted the decision. some critics prompted to a filing by walgreen's with the filing securities and exchange commission two years ago is that says they plan to close 200 stores. prices could soon get a lot more expensive. the highway district around trip for adults could go up from 1950 to $30. it will go to 1850. kids and seniors, round trip wo is looking to take over the route from san francisco to angel island state park. >>> colorado seventh afraid grader has found a creative solution. >> he takes to the water and a kayak. he thought up to next logical option. kayaking, duh. two miles to school giving up his sea

in berkeley, amanda king found ktvu fox two news. well after the rainfall yesterday, some dense fog this morning lots of sunshine this afternoon a beautiful afternoon across the entire bay area. good chance to get outside kind of explore the creeks and the streams and it looks like this pattern will stick around as we head into your thursday, friday and into the weekend, so it's been a great start to the rainy season. and we can kind of guess celebrate these numbers so far. of course, we need a lot more rainfall, but still a nice starts. as you can see everybody well up above the average, especially in the north based santa rosa 515% of average. with the almost 14 inches of rainfall just amazing an amazing start to the iranian year now the forecast model showing you this. you can see some rainfall, but it's not moving into the bay area's heading up into the pacific northwest. so dry weather returns and it will continue for quite some time into the weekend and beyond. so, at least at this point, there's no one day we can pinpoint sayi

in berkeley, amanda king found ktvu fox two news. supporters of the effort to recall three san francisco school board members getting public support now from the city's mayor, ktvu ellie, rest with his life to explain in the newsroom with more on mayor london breed who is the latest san francisco leader to support the recall of these three board members? ali and we are hearing from those three board members who are facing a recall will explain what they have to say about this momentarily. but this recall election is still months away. february 15th. san francisco. political leaders, though, are now pub to weigh int state senator mayor london breed says she supports parents quote calls for change in a statement to ktvu, she said, our school district is in a dire fiscal situation. our kids have fallen behind after spending more than a year out of the classroom. sadly our school board's priorities have often been severely misplaced and quote. the board members facing a recall include board president gabriela lopez, allison collins and f

. >> he went to yale and got an undergraduate degree in music and decomposition studies at berkeley. you were a teacher of music composition at cal state east bay. >> you are tired from that? >> i started there in 1981, hung up my cleats. >> you are a well-known opposer and a winner of many prizes and so on. we want to get on to the work you're doing for the archdiocese of san francisco. you are setting a mass. we will talk about that. you write sacred music. why the interest in sacred music? >> the interest in sacred music came to retively late in the span of my career as a composer. i've been writing music broadly understood as a classical style since, 1971. until a significant moment in my life in the late, 90s. i had a religious conversion experience. i had no interest at all in sacred music. i became convinced that in order to live a life that was well ordered where what i did for work, and what i believed in terms of religious commitments needed to not be in conflict with one another, or occupy worlds that were too far apart. the other thing is while i was raised catholic as a

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 ...

.," >>> a berkeley man is known as a maverick grant maker. >> here is this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> reporter: at the st. francis center, christina serves low income folks with food, housing, and youth programs. when they needed a laundry, she turned to bill sommerville. >> bill gets it. he understands that need. >> reporter: he founded the oakland-based foundation that receives donations from individuals and invests $10 million a year in grants. bill has made the process simple and streamlined. >> that is the essence of good philanthropy. trusting the people you work with to do good things. >> reporter: he has given teachers up to $500 for suppliers larry purcell, the founder of the catholic worker house has known bill 40 years. >> bill goes among the people in the community. fruit track he supplied. eventually, we became the first food bank in san mateo county. >> is said what would it be if i gave you $10,000 and you just put in your pocket and give it out for rent when people needed? people are crying when you are giving them this money. >> reporter: bill helps t

this is interstate 80 in emeryville, looking towards berkeley. millions of people up and down the state are hitting the road to get to their holiday destinations. a lot of them right here in the bay area. the roads are expected to be very busy across the bay area until at least nine o'clock tonight, boy that is jammed in both directions. alright federal officials say security should run smoothly at the nation's airports, meantime, over the holiday. the t s a now says 93% of its staff has been vaccinated and the agency is ready for the 20 million passengers they are expecting to screen as for the airlines, many carriers are offering overtime incentives and bonuses to avoid sick outs. american airlines is giving flight attendants triple pay if they worked their holiday shifts with perfect attendance. incentives are what's really needed in order to make sure that we can meet the demands over the holiday season. the faa has reported relatively few delays and cancelations so far today, analysts say airport travel is expected to be up about 13% from la

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

berkeley high started it. they had the first instagram account. students say it started at berkeley high but has launched similar protests at bishop o'dowd and, most recently oakland tech. it's happening in every high school and i think that. it's insane to think abou. it's called rape culture associate logical term that describes how society trivializes and normalizes sexual violence. experts say it starts with jokes shaming and pictures. you think parents have any idea how many nude pictures of teens are being passed aroun? definitely not. but yeah, people don't realize it's like. a weekly thing. i mean, in terms of unsolicited, uh. picture hearts. yeah yeah, that's mainly on snapchat. why would they do it? i guess is a question. i mean, i think it's definitely first of all such a norm that it's almost like. people don't even think about it as something that's a big deal to them until they've done it and from assaul. we're talking about anything from just grabbing and groping and all the way. up. the chain in terms of. it's all just anything phy

. >>> berkeley police are releasing video footage of a gang related shooting from 2018. video shows eight suspects shooting guns on russell street. since 2018 investigators have identified and arrested many of the suspects they say they are connected to a number of other shootings in the neighborhood. according to berkeley's side, two gang members have been sentenced to 12 years in prison. >>> san mateo police warning the public after an officer hit a mountain lion with his patrol car. shortly after passing the hills dale exit an officer saw what he thought was a mountain lion running across lanes. he tried to stop but hit the animal. the officer drove away but returned and the mountain lion was gone. >>> 6:10. still ahead on kpix5 and cbsn bay area. >> a warning from fairfield police about card skimmers. what officers want you to be on the look out for. >>> i am tracking our next storm system, atmospheric river, that will bring the run of the rain. right now we have dry conditions, clear skies and it is chilly with 30s, 40s, 50s. i will walk you through the day on futur

lecturers are planning to walk off the job on wednesday and thursday at nine campuses, including uc berkeley, according to the chronicle. the lecturers are accusing the university system of bad faith bargaining on a number of issues including paid family leave and compensation for online learning. the uc system says the plan strike is quote grossly unfair to our students and quote lectures that ucsf are not expected to strike nearly 100,000 community college students received cal grants from the state this fall semester. california student aid commission says historic new investments in the 2021 22 state budget allowed them to award the grants. students will retain their awards even if they transfer to a cal state or u. c campus. as long as they're eligible. cal grants are between roughly 1116 $100 for community college students. the late bay area congresswoman ellen tauscher is being honored by caltrans. a new plaque was installed today. commemorating tauscher at the caldecott tunne. state senator steve glazer authored the resolution that resulted in the sign, he says tauscher helped to pro

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

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

berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. and a spokesperson for contra costa health services, says that they do not have plans to ramp up in force mint. in fact, they just feel that their primary goal here is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way. heather alright, cristina rendon live for us there in contra costa county