in. you see the clouds on our san francisco camera this morning. that's all indicating westerly wind flow, ocean breeze. we are looking at temperatures that are generally in the low to mid 50s concord, oakland, livermore, san jose. 40 degrees for santa rosa. the afternoon, a mild day inland, 76 san jose, 78 concord, 82 antioch. around the bay, cooler. upper 50s to low to mid 60s and along the coast in the mid to upper 50s. we will cool down more as we look to tomorrow. let's check with gianna. how is the commute across the bay bridge this morning? if you are headed west bound working out of the east bay into the city, it is not too bad. no metering lights yet. so far it is safe to say it is friday light for your commute. we are getting reports of debris in the road way as you work on the lower deck of the bay bridge. if you are headed say in the east bound direction trying to come out of the city into the

east bay, there are reports of ladders in the road way and some debris. hopefully they'll clear that up. it is mostly blocking the right lane. it is friday light. that's good news. if you are up early taking freeways you shouldn't have many trouble spots. toward the altamont pass, a little slow as you work towards north flynn. >> thank you. u.s. drought monitor re vealingly the entire bay area is in extreme drought. experts say we should not panic but we should be worried. kiet do is live with more. >> reporter: we are coming off the second dry winter in a row and that's caught attention of we are in the santa clara valley water district where the board of directors voted to continue 20% voluntary reduction compared to the use of 2013. however around the bay area

other agencies are going further. tomorrow ebamuwill begin asking all of its customers to voluntarily cut back usage by 10%. the agency says they do not have enough water to make it through the year and must purchase water from outside the district. east bay mud says voluntary water conservation is the first step. >> what might happen is mandatory conservation for example instead of voluntary or we may institute drought sure charges. >> try not to think about it. >> i am in denial. i have lived . >> hges but i thinwe will be rapecily in zone >> noe time that we have to deal with this. >> reporter: here is a round up of the latest water restrictions earlier this week. sonoma adopted resolution proclaiming drought emergency. that's on top of the governor's proclamation of state of emergency in sonoma county. san francisco public utilities

commission asking for a 10% voluntary reduction for its 1600 irrigation customers only and city departments and of course tomorrow voluntary 10% reduction goes into effect at east bay mud. in the next half hour we will hear from the uc davis center for watershed science. kiet do, kpix5. we are tracking drought conditions and water restrictions on our website. go to kpix.com/drought for information on your zip code. new, a car crashes into a home in san jose over night causing a massive amount of damage. the owners of this home on willow street say they suddenly heard a huge bang while they were sleeping. >> shook the whole house. we came out to see what was happening and there was a car in our front room. >> police say the driver ran away from the scene. neighbors who came to help say the air bag in the vehicle was not deployed and they were surprised to find out somebody

was able to walk away from the crash. developing in contra costa, police in pittsburg looking for a shooter who opened fire on a driver. it happened around 9:00 last night along the highway 4 railroad avenue off ramp. the driver was hit in the neck and crashed into a double tanker truck. amazingly the driver's injuries are not considered life threatening but the driver was taken to the hospital, no word on suspects in the case. a man is in the hospital after a shooting in san jose just before midnight. the man is in critical condition right now. no details on a suspect nor motive. san jose police have made arrest in a series of purse snatching robberies in the south and east bay. this man 23-year-old ramsey was arrested in oak land in connection to the crimes. there is another suspect still out there. the videos show how the crimes were carefully orchestrated by

a pair of suspects. crimes typically happen in parking lots. one suspect will block in the victim while another jumps in their car and grabs their purse or other personal items. >> these crimes are very quick, very fast. the shopping centers are known to have banks, known to have expensive stores. often victims are known to carry expensive purses or perhaps pull out cash from atm or bank and really the crime of opportunity was there. >> police are still searching for a second suspect in all nine cases in san jose, victims have been asian women. police believe the suspects maybe behind 30 more cases in the east bay. today, the 28-year-old man suspected of murdering a woman and covering it up with a fire will be arraigned in court. priscilla castro disappeared last august. she was last known to be visiting vacaville for a date

with victor serrentino. police say he killed her and lit a fire to cover it up. a live look outside at san francisco, the county is expecting to slide into the state's most lenient tier of reopening tuesday, yellow tier allows for expanded capacity of indoor and outdoor activities. san francisco's covid command center expects the city's changes will take effect friday, may 7, if the yellow tier move it announced next tuesday. marin county could see similar changes. university of the pacific has announced a plan to begin vaccinating students and staff, one of the first in the state to do so. anybody enrolled in one of the three campuses as well as surrounding communities are welcome to come and get a shot. a school district is recommending an elementary

school be closed triggering accusations of racial bias. an advisory panel voted 7-4 after a tense five hour meeting. parents rallied tuesday ahead of the vote to stop the closure. the school has the highest percentage of asian american students in marin. huge night for bay area football fans after weeks of suspense. the wait is over. the 49ers got their new quarterback. niners took north dakota state's tre lance. it was a surprise since the 49ers traded from the 12th to the 3rd pick. it was thought they would take the alabama qb matt jones who new england ended up taking at 15. shanahan and lynch kept everybody in the dark including lance hill self. >> it was pretty emotional for me right away. just kind of a surreal feeling and obviously not knowing what the situation would be going in. >> you never know with the league.

if the whole nfl is assuming you are doing one thing and you are not, we are not going to work hard to correct that. so let that be. >> what an inspiring journey for harris after spending time in an east bay homeless shelter as a child. the former alabama star was in emeryville last night as his dream came true. he was selected 24th overall by the steelers. he was leading rusher in bay area prep history. it was a moment years in the making. his journey to the nfl wasn't an easy one. harris lived with his mother and four siblings in this tiny room at a homeless shelter in richmond. on the day he was drafted he returned to his roots treating everyone at the shelter to a draft party full of food and goodies. harris says he is forming a nonprofit and hopes to keep giving back to the

>> making the bay area proud. about nine minutes after 5:00. we have some advice coming up if you are making a change in your career. >> why experts say now may be the time to take the leap. i am tracking stronger ocean breeze for today, so a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. you will really notice the difference along the coast and around the bay. a little bit below average in san francisco and oakland though inland daytime highs are into the mid to upper 70s, a bit above average. we'll talk about the weekend forecast, coming up. we are starting to see more cars on the road way on iserali are working your way

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a brand new state of the art childcare facility in red wood city. there is a problem. she can't staff it. >> i thought there would be a lot of people looking for wo and i was surprised to find out there really is not. >> reporter: there are still 1.5 million people in california out of work because of the pandemic but many who are working lower wage jobs aren't ready to come back. for some it is not worth taking the risk when unemployment lasts through september. >> the childcare field is not a high paying field. also many people have moved from the bay area or recareered during the pandemic and some have chosen to stay on unemployment. >> reporter: according to edd data, californians were hit harder by unemployment than the rest of the country. in april last year 16% of californians were unemployed compared to u.s. high of 14.7%. nationwide, unemployment dropped to 6%. in california, it's still 8.2. the bay area is seeing some jobs come back. most counties hover near 6%.

>> we are at a moment where employers are eager to hire and many job seekers are still holding back. >> reporter: the chief economist at indeed says a number of factors can slow the jobs recovery for the bay area. high cost of living gave workers reason to relocate. there is a bit of a chicken and egg scenario in downtowns. businesses want to reopen and hire but if white collar workers continue to stay home it won't pencil out. >> there are businesses that depend on people going to the office, downtown restaurants, other local services that depend on office woa great time to be looking for work, hardest hit industries may take longer to recover. >> there were so many layoffs and changes that a lot of the employers are trying to catch

up. >> reporter: many parents, moms in particular, quit working to take on childcare and won't be back to job searching for months. >> right now is probably a moment that is more favorable for job seekers than we have seen in a while and there might be more job seekers after summer as kids go back to school. >> this is your chance to take all the knowledge that you have about what you would love in your new job, what you are good at, what you don't want in your new job. >> reporter: a talent agent and author of career choreography, he is hoping to help inspire people who lost work this past year. his advice, get back to the basics. don't underestimate power of your contact list. >> networking is really effective and a particle in motion attracts other particles in motion. be in motion. >> reporter: he says the pandemic presents unique opportunity for job searchers to reinvent themselves. >> make sure you are able to

articulate all the things that you can bring to the table to a perspective employer. it can make the difference between you getting a position or not getting a position. >> you kind of have time to reflect and think and i mean it's scary at first. the whole thing is scary. then you can look inward. what do i want to do? >> reporter: that's what heather is doing, was a bar tender and owned her own speak easy in oakland but had to close in july after open for just a year. >> i couldn't afford to do that anymore so sadly, i had to let it go. you don't get any of the money back you put into it. >> reporter: now she's trying something new. >> i am your berkeley cathe une postal service. >> reporter: it might not be lk around and b but it's steady listen to podcasts? where do i sign up. >> reporter: she got hired quickly. >> it's not hard to find a job.

you just have to do it. >> reporter: economists say the lower unemployment rate in places like san francisco where it is 5.4% compared to 6% around the country isn't necessarily painting the full picture. it isn't necessarily saying that people who lost work got it back. a lot of people dropped out of the workforce or moved. the talent agent in the story works with members of the kpix family. cal trans will begin instruction on the gill man interchange project. it will be a big improvement for anyone traveling in that area. it certainly will. a lot of commuters near and around the interchange know all too well how bad traffic can get. to change. ws phase one of construction will start with a new pedestrian bridge that will connect to the bay trail. i spoke the with the executive

director of the alameda county transportation commission about how this will greatly improve area near i-80 not just for cars but cyclists and pedestrians. >> right now, it is a high stress area for any cyclist and walkers. this will really, really eliminate a gap for our bicycle and pedestrian users. >> completion of the project is expected by summer of 2023 but in the meantime, cal trans will have detours in place along gill man street between west frontage road and 5th street near i-80. expect overnight closures to the on and off ramps in and around the area. to learn more about the project and see my interview, head to kpix.com. after these next years, it will be better trying to travel through there. speaking of 80 and east shore freeway, let's check your travel times. so far it's an easy ride if you

are taking west bound 80 highway 4 to the maze, a 14 minute commute. we are seeing green on our roads which is good news if you are getting ready to head out the door. 27 minutes from 205 to 680. you will find brake lights if you are headed west bound as you approach that 580, 205 connector. a pocket of slowing near north flynn. other than that traffic is moving nice towards 680. it looks like we've got a stalled vehicle. you can see it in one of the lanes before the pay gates. traffic is still moving at the limit, not a lot of cars on the road way. hopefully crews will get that vehicle out of the way. it is just before the toll plaza. we'll keep an eye on that. no metering list evything is r to thblsp in regatoon the lower deck of the bridge has been completely clear. sunol grade, 84 both directions open after overnight cal trans construction through there, everything is clear.

if you want to take 84, you should be good to go. it is 5:19, time to check your forecast. a little cooler today. good morning. i am tracking that ocean breeze kicking in. temperatures are slightly cooler for your friday. a live look with our treasure island camera as we look to bay bridge and san francisco. we are in the 40s and 50s this morning. you can see the clouds in the sky. as we head through the afternoon it is going to be a mild day inland but cool by the water so along the coast and around the bay, you will really notice that difference due to the on shore flow. aywirebod withures bit loweto s the next several days. stronger on shore breeze kicks in today. let's show you and take you hour by hour on futurecast. we are looking at sunshine as we go through our afternoon. i think cloud cover might stick

around longer along the coast and around the bay. tomorrow morning we could even see spotty drizzle to start our day with the stronger marine influence for us and again temperatures will be even cooler for your saturday. talking about our drought that was just released in the newest and latest drought information. most of the bay area is in red under extreme drought. a severe drought in orange. a big concern for us as we look to our summer and wildfire season. it was a very dry winter and spring for us, just 37 to 40% of average for our water year, rainfall verses average. our sierra snowpack, we are at 26% of average for the sierra for our snowpack there. let's check our daytime highs for south bay looking at mid 70s for santa clara, san jose 80 degrees, morgan hill, the south bay. mild inland, upper 70s for concord as well as for pleasant

hill. low 80s antioch and brentwood, mid to upper 70s for tri valley. around the bay 58 san francisco, 57 daly city, mid 60s alameda, oakland, upper 60s san leandro, mid to upper 70s for the north bay, 82 windsor, 77 lake port. there we go with the extended forecast, cooler saturday and slightly warmer sunday and we will continue with the warm up into early next week. back to you. an out of this world trip. coming up next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how you can get on the next joy- ride to space.

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right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, conserve water now before it is too late. why young adults are more likely to forego covid-19 vaccine and push from experts to change their mind set. dozens dead, hundreds more injured. what witnesses say caused the crowd to stampede at a religious festival overseas. new, apple facing push back in europe, accusations of under

cutting competitors. a lot going on this friday morning, april 30, i am anne makovec in for michelle. >> i am len kiese. good morning. yes, lots to get to. first here is mary lee with our all important weekend forecast. happy friday. good morning to you. we are looking at cooler temperatures today and especially for tomorrow as that on shore flow really kicks in for us. you can see the clouds on our san francisco camera, temps in the 40s and 50s as we start our day. as we head through the afternoon, looking at the cooler weather especially by the water. along the coast and around the bay, you will notice the difference. 57 pacifica, 58 san francisco, 66 oakland. mild erin land but cooler compared to yesterday, 76 san jose, 78 concord, 82 antioch. it's been very dry this winter and spring and now latest drought information, we are in extreme drought for most of the bay area. this is a bit alarming since it is so early in the season to

have this. some bay area residents are preparing to cut back on water usage this weekend due to the extreme drought. kiet do has more on that from los gatos. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are live at lexington reservoir in los gatos taking a look at the past month and what water agencies are doing in response to the looming drought. we are in the santa clara valley water district where the board of directors voted to continue voluntary 20% reduction in water use. that's compared to water use in 2013. other agencies are going a bit further. tomorrow east bay mud will begin asking customers to voluntarily cut usage by 10%. east bay mud does not have enough water to make it through the year and must purchase water from outside the district. most agencies have reserves for a year or two at most and uc davis center for watershed science says as we come off a

second dry winter, the termage the drought is here and water squeeze is coming. >> they need to worry but don't need to panic. in some areas particularly agriculture and ecosystems are really most vulnerable areas. >> reporter: here is a round up of the latest water restrictions. sonoma proclaimed drought emergency. that's on top of the governor's proclamation of a state of emergency in sonoma. san francisco public utilities commission asking for a 10% voluntary reduction for its 1600 irrigation customers and city departments. of course tomorrow the voluntary 10% reduction goes into effect at east mud. kiet do, kpix5. good morning. i am gianna franco in the traffic center. chp has issued a wind advisory for san mateo bridge. if you are making the commute from hayward into foster city, 880 towards 101 across the bay,

be extra careful especially if in a high profile vehicle. no delays, travel times look good. we've got brake lights north bound 101. this is as you commute into morgan hill. it looks like a couple cars tangled up. no lanes are blocked but there is activity in the center divide which is what's causing the back up. it's still getting slow as you drive through the altamont pass. >> thank you. to our coronavirus coverage, vaccine hesitancy is proving to be a challenge among younger people. a cnn poll released yesterday found 31% of adults under age 35 do not plan on getting vaccinated. the reasons are varied. >> what's in it for me? what's the purpose of getting vaccinated if nothing changes? >> people when they hear, it's emergency use, they have concern. >> health experts say getting covid-19 under control means getting herd immunityup to at least 70% of the population.

right now it is 30%. >> as that happens re people are getting vaccinated because they're talking to other people that have been vaccinated and it worked out well. >> health experts are warning the longterm effects of getting covid could be quite serious. latest financial results for astrazeneca have been released. it sold $270 million worth of vaccines in the first quarter. that's around 68 million doses worldwide. the majority of the sales were in europe. a live look at the state capitol, governor newsom signed legislation that will provide $6.2 billion tax cut for small businesses struggling during the pandemic. this is on top of two and a half billion dollars in grants already distributed to small businesses. under legislation eligible businesses won't have to start paying state taxes on ppp loans they received from the federal government either. the governor says the relief will position the state for a

strong economic come back as more people become vaccinated. this into the newsroom, apple being accused by european regulators of violating antitrust rules. apple imposes unfair rules and fees on developers in the app store. the commission's executive vice president in charge of antitrust enforcement said on twitter "apple charges high commission fees on rivals in the app store and forbids them to informality earn touch subscription options, consumers losing out." a developing story, israel in mourning following a stampede at a religious festival. at least 44 people are dead and more than 100 are injured. thousands were gathered to sing, pray, and dance for a religious holiday when witnesses say crowds tried to exit through a narrow walkway and people started to fall on top of one another. one attendee says there were thousands of people around him with no place to move as peop r

for the dancing and stuff. all of a sudden we saw paramedics running by like mid cpr on kids and then one after the other started coming. >> israel is often cited as leading world in covid vaccinations. this was the first mass gathering allowed since the country lifted all the covid related restrictions. this is called one of the deadliest civilian incidents in the country's history. president biden will travel to pennsylvania today, his second swing state in as many days. >> we need to invest in things our families care about and need most. >> fresh off his first address to a joint session of congress mr. biden is trying to sell his vision to the american people which includes two spending plans on families and jobs. a bipartisan group of lawmakers met with families of george

floyd and eric garner yesterday. the president wants a police reform bill passed by anniversary of floyd's murder next month. president biden will visit virginia monday as he continues to promote his policies. the 49ers have a new quarterback. last night with the third overall pick niners selected trey lance from north dakota state. he is a bit of an unknown. he started in only 17 games in college and because of covid the bison only played one game this past fall. lance did lead ndsu to a national title in 2019. trevor lawrence is about to get a hefty paycheck, nfl's first overall draft pick will sign a contract worth nearly $37 million over four years. the clemson quarterback was

drafted by jacksonville jaguars. >> i want to earn respect of everyone, teammates, coaches. i am not expecting for anyone to hand me anything. i want to come in there and earn the respect and right to lead the team. so that's what i am going to do, just put the work in like i said. >> final pick of the first round, he is going to get $11 million over four years with the super bowl winning tampa bay buccaneers. positive news this morning in economic growth and latest relief for restaurant owners. diane king hall joins us live from new york with those stories and more in our money watch report. good morning. happy friday. us economy fired up to start the year. gdp grew 6.4% during the first three months of 2021. economic

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a try. 5:41. a dog gets stuck between two buildings. >> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, hours' long rescue mission to get the pooch to safety, next. >> what a sweet little one. we are looking at cooler temperatures, a little bit below average along the coast and around the bay, 50s and 60s inland, a little bit above average. mid to upper 70s inland. i will talk about the weekend forecast, coming up. we are starting to see a few more cars on the road way for your commute across bay area bridges. we'll have your travel times coming up. we'll be right back.

the time is 5:44. an alameda supervisor launching effort to ban nonrefill able single use plastic bottles across the state. the push is through a group founded, he wants to ban plastic bottles typically used for water or beverages like soda. he says aluminum is a more sustainable material because it can be recycled up to 24 times. >> we need to get away from the throw away mentality one time use. we need to change our culture. our children are the ones that are going to have to pay the consequences. that pile behind me is one day's worth of plastic and this is only one space. imagine how much of that is

being thrown away right now as we speak. >> it is pretty stunning. 5:44. a way ward dog is back home after rescued from a precarious situation in san francisco. >> the dog in question dubbed baby jessica by sf animal care and control was spotted several times before the 12-year-old dog ended up here stuck between two buildings on san bruno avenue. a vet and other officers eventually squeezed between the back up. to >> i don't know how they fit and i don't know how we got them back up. it was only about i would say a foot and a are pipes, wires, lo boards, nails, etc., sticking out. >> baby jessica was reunited with her owner and is in good

shape despite several brushes with danger. so glad she's okay, gianna. what a rescue. >> i know. thank god they got her out. hopefully she's not going to do anything like this again. taking a look at the roadways. north bound 101, brake lights building into morgan hill. a couple cars are tangled up. you can see we are seeing a lot of red already for the trouble spot. two accidents popping up in the area. this is north bound 101 around dunn avenue. this is into morgan hill. not too friday light as you head thr. taabout 45 minutes for tow crews to be on scene. expect the brake lights for a bit longer. once you are past that, rest of the way through south bay, san jose, everything looks pretty good. traffic is getting busier though for the ride into the altamont pass. we are starting to see the brake lights forming out of

tracy near mount house extending to the 580, 205 connector and a bit beyond north flynn. speeds are down to about 23 miles per hour in some spots. it is crawling along as you head through, no delays at the dublin interchange. your travel time is in the yellow. the rest of our major freeways are quiet. 80 is clear. 101 as you head out of san jose along the peninsula looks good. if you are traveling between east bay towards 101 across the bay, traffic is at the limit for the most part. at the san mateo bridge you see traffic west bound, a little bit extra volume. it looks liokdown theight side as you head through. the earlier stall at the bay bridge is all clear. let's look at your weekend forecast. it is 5:47. happy friday. we will cool it down a bit for today with the ocean breeze kicking in. a live look with our treasure

island camera, moving a bit with the clouds, temperatures in the 40s and 50s as we start our day. as we head through the afternoon it is going to be a mild day inland but you will notice that difference, a cool day by the water along the coast and around the bay. let's show you our winds. we are looking at breezy conditions in spots along the coast and around the bay, 12- mile per hour winds out of the west at sfo now and 16-mile per hour winds in fairfield. a mild day inland, cooler compared to yesterday and a little bit above average for this time of year, running about five degrees above average inland but below average by the water along the coast and around the bay. it's going to be a cooler day as you will have the marine influence really kicking in. a nice weekend ahead, cooler tomorrow, then slightly warmer for your sunday with breezy conditions at times. looking at the longer range weather models we will stay dry over the next several days. stronger on shore breeze kicking in today. let's show you futurecast and

as we head through our afternoon we are looking at some clouds. the cloud cover will stick around along the coast and around the bay. as we head through tomorrow morning we are looking at the possibility of some spotty drizzle along the coast for your saturday and with that stronger ocean breeze for tomorrow, temperatures will be cooler. now, we are looking at very dry conditions out there. this is a big concern. it is kind of alarming here with the latest drought information showing most of the bay area in red under the extreme drought in orange, that severe drought. as we head into the summer and into wildfire season, it's something that we are monitoring very closely for you. rainfall verses average, 37 to sierra snowpack, 26% ofnoh sierra, 34% for central sierra. south sierra, just 14% of

average for snowpack. sunrise at 6:14, sun set at 7:59. daytime highs for south bay, mild, mid 70s for santa clara, san jose, 80 morgan hill. east bay 78 concord, pleasant hill, low 80s in antioch and brentwood. around the bay, cool 58 in san francisco, mid 60s alameda and oak land, north bay mid to upper 70s this afternoon. 78 santa rosa and topping out at 82 for windsor. a little bit cooler tomorrow and then slightly warmer sunday. we are going to continue with that warm up iy week. today on the drew barrymore show, one and only oprah winfrey will join drew. she'll be dishing about oprah daily, her new book what happened to you and how powerful her friendship with gayle king has proven to be. here is a preview. >> i've never had therapy. i had only therapy on television in front of all of

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right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a wild scene in santa clara as a car slams into a home overnight. the search this morning for the person behind the wheel. much of the bay area entering extreme drought. customers asked to cut back on water now. what if folks don't comply? we are live with the water wake up call. after weeks of ov 49ers have a new quarterback this morning. our sports director dennis o'donnell will break down the surprising draft day. good morning. thanks for starting your friday with us. it is april 30. i am anne makovec in for

michelle. >> love the way you say friday. i am len kiese. good morning. first things first, your friday marylee joins us with our slightly cooler start. good morning to you. we are looking at temperatures that are a bit cooler thanks to that ocean breeze kicking in. clouds in san francisco, that really indicates those changes as we start our day, down to the 30s, 40s, 50s this morning and also areas of fog as well with the on shore flow. this afternoon, you will notice the cool down. mid to upper 50s along the coast. around the bay, upper 50s to low to mid 70 a mild day inland but a bit cooler compared to yesterday. here we go on futurecast as we head through our friday. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. let's check with gianna. is it friday light