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Big tobacco tries to stop California flavored tobacco ban
R.J. Reynolds and other tobacco companies filed a request Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to impose an emergency order to stop California from enforcing a ban on flavored tobacco products.
Senate approves landmark Respect for Marriage Act in bipartisan vote
The Senate on Tuesday approved historic legislation that provides federal protections for same-sex marriages.
SF supervisors approve SFPD use of deadly robots, military-grade weapons
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of a policy proposal to allow the SFPD to utilize military-grade weapons, including the controversial use of lethal remote-controlled robots.
U.S.A. advances to World Cup knockout stage with win over Iran
The U.S. men's national soccer team defeated Iran 1-0 in a must-win game.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes guilty of seditious conspiracy
Codefendant Kelly Meggs was also found guilty, while three others were acquitted on seditious conspiracy and found guilty of other crimes related to Jan. 6.
South Bay campaign aims to raise funds for arts organizations
A group of South Bay organizations have teamed up for a collaborative fundraising drive on Giving Tuesday with the aim of supporting the arts in Silicon Valley.
Napa naturopathic doctor gets 3 years in fake COVID-19 vaccine card scam
A North Bay naturopathic doctor who sold fake COVID-19 immunization treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards during the height of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison.
Livermore school custodian takes care of business while watching USA-Iran World Cup match
With the high-stakes USA World Cup match against Iran on during school hours, Livermore High School custodian Rick Gutierrez was among those doing some multi-tasking Tuesday.
Several Bay Area warming centers open amid cold weather
Several warming centers will be open through Sunday in Santa Clara County, where temperatures are expected to dip into the 30s overnight through the weekend.
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SF supervisors vote to allow SFPD use of deadly robots
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of a policy proposal to allow the SFPD to utilize military-grade weapons. Lauren Toms has details.
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Livermore HS custodian among soccer fans taking care of business while watching USA-Iran match
With the high-stakes USA World Cup match against Iran on during school hours, Livermore High School custodian Rick Gutierrez was among those doing some multi-tasking Tuesday. Juliette Goodrich reports.
Giving Tuesday: Second Harvest of Silicon Valley offers matching donations
Interview with Diane Baker Hayward of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley food bank.
Whole Foods' 'Shop Local, Give Local' program provides food bank funding
Interview with Shannon Ides of Whole Foods Market in Cupertino
CBS News Bay Area Interviews
CBS News Bay Area Interviews
Concerns over 'Tripledemic'
Elizabeth Cook talks to Dr. Dean Winslow with Stanford Health Care on concerns over the rise of flu, RSV and COVID-19 cases.
Giving Tuesday: David Goodman with Redwood Empire Food Bank talks how donations can help those in ne
Ryan Yamamoto talks to Redwood Empire Food Bank CEO David Goodman about how people can help on Giving Tuesday (11-29-22)
The future of crypto following collapse of FTX
Dr. Olaf Groth, professor at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business and CEO of Cambrian.ai, discusses the possibility of regulations for the cryptocurrency industry following the FTX bankruptcy
Is it RSV, flu, or Covid? How to tell the difference
Medical experts continue to warn of a possible 'Tripledemic' this winter, with Covid-19, flu and RSV cases all on the rise. But if you're not feeling well, how can you tell them apart? Stanford Clinical Professor of Medicine, Dr. Malathi Srinivasan, discusses the symptoms and explains the difference
Pelosi legacy ranks among greatest House leaders
Juliette Goodrich asked Donna Crane, political science professor at San Jose State University, how history is likely to evaluate the extraordinary career of Nancy Pelosi. (11-17-22)
Rep. Anna Eshoo discusses impact of Speaker Pelosi's announcement
Elizabeth Cook talks to Rep. Anna Eshoo about how Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision not to pursue a Democratic leadership position in the new Congress (11-17-2022)
New guidelines to care for premature babies
November 17th marks world prematurity day. Dr. Gary Darmstadt, professor of pediatrics and co-principal investigator of the Prematurity Research Center at Stanford Medicine, discusses the new World Health Organization's updated guidelines for the care of premature and low birthweight babies
Tips for those searching for jobs amid tech industry layoffs
KPIX 5's Ryan Yamamoto sits down with Dylan Houle, executive director of Santa Clara University career center, to discuss resources and options for those recently laid off from the tech industry and beyond.
SF & Peninsula News
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SF supervisors approve SFPD use of deadly robots, military-grade weapons
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of a policy proposal to allow the SFPD to utilize military-grade weapons, including the controversial use of lethal remote-controlled robots.
Armed robber sought after South San Francisco bank heist
South San Francisco police are seeking a man who robbed a bank on Monday morning.
Suspects in fatal shooting on San Francisco Muni bus arrested in Daly City
Officers arrested two suspects in a shooting aboard a San Francisco Muni bus in August that left one person dead and another injured, police announced Tuesday.
San Francisco police identify Muni bus hijacking suspect
San Francisco police identified the man Tuesday who officers arrested in the armed hijacking of a Muni bus over the weekend.
Cal Fire to lift ban on residential backyard burning in San Mateo, Santa Cruz counties
A ban on residential backyard burning in Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties will be lifted at 8 a.m. Thursday, according to Cal Fire.
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Livermore school custodian takes care of business while watching USA-Iran World Cup match
With the high-stakes USA World Cup match against Iran on during school hours, Livermore High School custodian Rick Gutierrez was among those doing some multi-tasking Tuesday.
Dublin police say man killed in domestic dispute was shot in self defense
The Dublin Police Department announced Tuesday that a man killed during a domestic dispute over a week ago was done in self defense.
Biden nominates Berkeley lawyer for Northern California U.S. Attorney
Private practice attorney Ismail Ramsey has been nominated to be the next U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California, President Joe Biden announced Tuesday.
Concord nursing home accused of 'grossly substandard' care to pay $2.3M in settlement
A nursing home in the East Bay recently agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle allegations that it had provided "substandard care" to its residents over a five-year period, attorneys announced Tuesday.
Berkeley nursing home employee accused of defrauding 2 seniors
A nursing assistant at a Berkeley elder care home has been arrested for allegedly defrauding two seniors who had stayed at the facility.
South Bay News
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South Bay campaign aims to raise funds for arts organizations
A group of South Bay organizations have teamed up for a collaborative fundraising drive on Giving Tuesday with the aim of supporting the arts in Silicon Valley.
Several Bay Area warming centers open amid cold weather
Several warming centers will be open through Sunday in Santa Clara County, where temperatures are expected to dip into the 30s overnight through the weekend.
VTA looks to hire new bus drivers amid nationwide shortage
Wait times are getting longer for bus riders in Santa Clara County just as bus ridership is rebounding after the pandemic, largely due to a nationwide shortage of drivers.
Seaside police investigate gunfire exchanged between two moving vehicles Monday
Police are investigating a shootout between suspect in two moving cars late Monday morning in Seaside.
Caltrain strikes, kills person tresspassing on tracks in Santa Clara
Transit officials were investigating a fatal Caltrain crash in Santa Clara.
North Bay News
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Napa naturopathic doctor gets 3 years in fake COVID-19 vaccine card scam
A North Bay naturopathic doctor who sold fake COVID-19 immunization treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards during the height of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison.
Vegetation fire burns east of Santa Rosa near Sonoma Highway
A vegetation fire burned in a mountainous area just east of Santa Rosa Tuesday.
Vehicle hits, kills pedestrian in Santa Rosa
A fatal collision in Santa Rosa Monday morning is being investigated by the California Highway Patrol, according to a CHP spokesman.
Stranded family rescued from remote beach on Tomales Bay
A family of four was airlifted Saturday afternoon after becoming stranded on a remote Tomales Bay beach while enjoying an afternoon of kayaking.
Armed suspect dies in Solano County deputy-involved shooting
An armed suspect died in an exchange of gunfire with a Solano County sheriff's deputy early Sunday morning.
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Tuesday night First Alert weather forecast with Paul Heggen
After a chilly start, expect clouds to develop over the Bay Area on Wednesday. A weather system is set to arrive late Wednesday into Thursday, packing rain and strong winds. Paul Heggen has the forecast. (11/29/22)
Several Bay Area warming centers open amid cold weather
Several warming centers will be open through Sunday in Santa Clara County, where temperatures are expected to dip into the 30s overnight through the weekend.
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Paul Pelosi attack: New judge to preside over DePape case
A new judge will be presiding over the high-profile case against the man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi with a hammer at the Pelosi home in San Francisco.
Update: Nancy Pelosi will remain in Congress, hand over Democratic Party leadership
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Thursday she would step down from her historic run as leader of the Democratic Party but will continue to represent San Francisco in Congress.
DePape pleads not guilty to federal charges in Pelosi attack
The man charged in the attack of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband pleaded not guilty Tuesday to federal charges of attempting to kidnap a federal official and assaulting a federal official's family member.
Grand jury indicts DePape on kidnapping, assault charges in Pelosi attack
A federal grand jury on Wednesday returned an indictment charging David DePape with assault and attempted kidnapping in connection with the assault of Paul Pelosi at his San Francisco home.
Nancy Pelosi doesn't talk about her future in call with House Democrats
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi praised her caucus Wednesday on a call with members for defying the odds and keeping more seats than expected in this year's midterms -- but shared no insight into her future.
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Livermore school custodian takes care of business while watching USA-Iran World Cup match
With the high-stakes USA World Cup match against Iran on during school hours, Livermore High School custodian Rick Gutierrez was among those doing some multi-tasking Tuesday.
Food bank volunteer driven by her own hunger experience
A Bay Area food bank volunteer knows what it's like to grow up hungry and her experience is driving her to help others like her.
Oakland storekeeper unites neighbors, celebrates Thanksgiving as cultural cornucopia
The Alawdi family in Oakland hosts an annual Thanksgiving celebration that brings together people for a dinner featuring multicultural cuisine.
Iranian hair salon owner stands up for human rights in her homeland
A visit to Nooshi Nayak's hair salon in San Jose was always about more than a cut and a blow dry.
Century-old Berkeley plumbing company helps find pets a forever home
Blame it on the pandemic or the rising cost of inflation, but whatever the cause Bay Area animal shelters are in crisis.
Food For Bay Area Families
Food for Bay Area Families brings needed relief to local food banks
As the holidays draw near, food banks across the San Francisco Bay Area are struggling to meet the growing need.
Giving Tuesday: Second Harvest of Silicon Valley offers matching donations
Interview with Diane Baker Hayward of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley food bank.
Whole Foods' 'Shop Local, Give Local' program provides food bank funding
Interview with Shannon Ides of Whole Foods Market in Cupertino
Shop local, give local' campaign boosts donations to Food For Bay Area Families
On this Giving Tuesday, Reed Cowan is at Whole Foods in Cupertino where the 'Shop local, give local' campaign is making donations to Food For Bay Area Families go even further.
Giving Tuesday: Bay Area food banks seek help while working overtime to feed the hungry
Interview with Leslie Bacho, CEO of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
Voters Decide
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Big tobacco tries to stop California flavored tobacco ban
R.J. Reynolds and other tobacco companies filed a request Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to impose an emergency order to stop California from enforcing a ban on flavored tobacco products.
SF supervisors approve SFPD use of deadly robots, military-grade weapons
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of a policy proposal to allow the SFPD to utilize military-grade weapons, including the controversial use of lethal remote-controlled robots.
Biden meets with congressional leaders to discuss year-end agenda
House and Senate leaders said they plan to take up a bill quickly to avert a national rail strike before Dec. 9.
Senate approves landmark Respect for Marriage Act in bipartisan vote
The Senate on Tuesday approved historic legislation that provides federal protections for same-sex marriages.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes guilty of seditious conspiracy
Codefendant Kelly Meggs was also found guilty, while three others were acquitted on seditious conspiracy and found guilty of other crimes related to Jan. 6.
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Big tobacco tries to stop California flavored tobacco ban
R.J. Reynolds and other tobacco companies filed a request Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to impose an emergency order to stop California from enforcing a ban on flavored tobacco products.
SF supervisors approve SFPD use of deadly robots, military-grade weapons
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of a policy proposal to allow the SFPD to utilize military-grade weapons, including the controversial use of lethal remote-controlled robots.
Napa naturopathic doctor gets 3 years in fake COVID-19 vaccine card scam
A North Bay naturopathic doctor who sold fake COVID-19 immunization treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards during the height of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison.
Livermore school custodian takes care of business while watching USA-Iran World Cup match
With the high-stakes USA World Cup match against Iran on during school hours, Livermore High School custodian Rick Gutierrez was among those doing some multi-tasking Tuesday.
Armed robber sought after South San Francisco bank heist
South San Francisco police are seeking a man who robbed a bank on Monday morning.
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Napa naturopathic doctor gets 3 years in fake COVID-19 vaccine card scam
A North Bay naturopathic doctor who sold fake COVID-19 immunization treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards during the height of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison.
Concord nursing home accused of 'grossly substandard' care to pay $2.3M in settlement
A nursing home in the East Bay recently agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle allegations that it had provided "substandard care" to its residents over a five-year period, attorneys announced Tuesday.
Twitter is no longer enforcing its COVID misinformation policy
Twitter said it will no longer enforce its longstanding COVID misinformation policy, yet another sign of how Elon Musk plans to transform the social media company he bought a month ago.
Toddler sippy cups sold nationwide pose lead-poisoning risk
Green Sprouts recall is sixth in November involving child products containing the toxic substance banned decades ago.
Health agencies renaming monkeypox to help fight stigma
The World Health Organization urged countries to adopt the new name for the disease, citing the "ongoing negative impact" of the original.
Bay Area Crime
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SF supervisors approve SFPD use of deadly robots, military-grade weapons
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of a policy proposal to allow the SFPD to utilize military-grade weapons, including the controversial use of lethal remote-controlled robots.
Napa naturopathic doctor gets 3 years in fake COVID-19 vaccine card scam
A North Bay naturopathic doctor who sold fake COVID-19 immunization treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards during the height of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison.
Armed robber sought after South San Francisco bank heist
South San Francisco police are seeking a man who robbed a bank on Monday morning.
Suspects in fatal shooting on San Francisco Muni bus arrested in Daly City
Officers arrested two suspects in a shooting aboard a San Francisco Muni bus in August that left one person dead and another injured, police announced Tuesday.
Dublin police say man killed in domestic dispute was shot in self defense
The Dublin Police Department announced Tuesday that a man killed during a domestic dispute over a week ago was done in self defense.
KPIX Special Reports
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New program helps prisoners' wives cope when life brings love and incarceration
Coping with the incarceration of a loved one can be overwhelming and cause lasting health issues for wives on the outside. The Compassion Prison Project is trying to help them.
Identifying childhood trauma a key to rehabilitating, reintegrating prison inmates into society
For years, prisons were focused on punishment rather than rehabilitation. But now, a new approach explores the reasons they ended up behind bars in the first place.
Norway's reform inspires California to make prison life more humane
A new push within the state prison system aims to reduce recidivism and the solution could be found more than 5,000 miles away.
Identity Thieves Earn Cyber Cash, Stick Victims With Tax Bill
Imagine getting a bunch of tax documents telling you and the IRS about a large sum of money you made when, in fact, you never received a penny of it.
Ukrainians Seeking Shelter With Bay Area Families Face Closed Doors, Red Tape
Many in the Bay Area want their Ukrainian relatives to find safe haven here but the obstacles they're facing are formidable.
LGBTQ+
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Senate approves landmark Respect for Marriage Act in bipartisan vote
The Senate on Tuesday approved historic legislation that provides federal protections for same-sex marriages.
Bay Area LGBTQ community fears Rep. Greene's homophobic slur will lead to violence
Far right Republican lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene's anti-LGBTQ slur on Twitter has struck fear in the Bay Area's LGBTQ community.
Castro District vigil marks 44th anniversary of Harvey Milk, George Moscone murders
Among those who came to the Castro District Sunday for a vigil marking the 1978 assassinations of Harvey Milk and George Moscone was a former supervisor who worked with them at City Hall.
LGBTQ lawmakers now make up 10% percent of California legislature
While LGBTQ candidates and their supporters celebrated several milestone victories around the nation in this year's midterm elections, California quietly reached its own: At least 10% of its state lawmakers identify publicly as LGBTQ, believed to be a first for any U.S. legislature.
LGBTQ community shows support for Colorado shooting victims at SF Queer Bowling Night
Queer Bowling Night in San Francisco was a light-hearted and family-friendly event, but many had their minds on the tragedy over the weekend.
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Photos: Carrie Underwood plays country hits at Chase Center
Country singer Carrie Underwood brought her "Denim & Rhinestones Tour" to the Chase Center in San Francisco Saturday night.
Photos: The Flaming Lips dazzle fans at Warfield
Beloved psychedelic indie rockers the Flaming Lips brought a long-delayed concert to the Warfield in San Francisco Friday night.
Photos: Mercyful Fate delivers dazzling show at Hard Rock Sacramento
Reunited Danish metal legends Mercyful Fate played their first Northern California concert in over two decades Sunday at the Hard Rock Sacramento in Wheatland with special guests Kreator.
Panic! At the Disco draws big crowd to Chase Center
Songwriter Brendon Urie and his band Panic! At the Disco brought their Viva Las Vengeance Tour to the Chase Center in San Francisco on Tuesday night.
Friday Photos from Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2022
Hardly Stictly Bluegrass 2022 started out warm but got foggy quickly as the Drive-By Truckers, Sam Bush and others entertained the thousands gathered in Golden Gate Park.
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North Bay woodworker's creations helping feed needy families
A Santa Rosa man has found a creative way to raise money for Food for Bay Area Families by using his passion in life to construct his own way of giving.
South SF student group founds project to help abuse survivors heal
A group of students based in South San Francisco has earned recognition for a service project that was developed to help abuse survivors.
JA: Richmond woman transforms vacant lot into thriving community garden
After years of living next to an abandoned city lot, a Richmond woman took matters into her own hands, and ended up creating a thriving place of community in her neighborhood.
East Bay women spearhead important fundraising event for Fremont ministry
Two East Bay women lead a half century fundraising tradition that has its roots in the oldest Mission olive orchard in the state.
Dynamic duo helps businesses in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood
A pair of native San Franciscans is building a sense of community and empowerment in underserved neighborhoods.
Students Rising Above
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Morehouse College student from SF takes stock of accomplishments and road ahead
Isreal Laviene holds a very special place with us at KPIX 5. In early 2021, we helped connect him to his dream school, Morehouse College in Atlanta.
Travel abroad helps Oakland student realize his own potential
Many of us dream big about life, jobs and travel. Robert Green is living those dreams and more.
Medical student yearning to give back to community that helped shape her
Giving back to others should be a priority for all of us. It is for Jennifer Juarez Yoc, who looks to faith and family as inspiration to serve others.
Leaning on past experiences, Oakland scholar leads the way for workers' rights
Sharit Cárdenas López spent their childhood watching their mother struggle to support a family on less than what many of us spend on luxuries every year.
Onetime scholar, Oakland native overcomes childhood trauma to thrive in business, politics
In 2019, the CDC reported that 60 percent of adults have experienced at least one incident of significant childhood trauma. Bianca Yarborough is one of those adults, but she's turning that pain into positive motivation for helping others.