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GOOD TOSS OR MISHANDLED PACKAGE?📦

A San Francisco resident got a surprise bang at his door, when a Fed Ex worker tossed his package onto his doorstep from the vehicle. The resident said it was so loud it scared his kids at the dinner table. This happened in the Buena Vista neighborhood. He has filed several complaints with FedEx.

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BLAST OFF! 🚀 💫 Space X Falcon 9 launched 49 Starlink satellites into orbit, at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Tuesday night.

A San Francisco woman who had her car’s front li

A San Francisco woman who had her car’s front license plate stolen uncovered much more than her property when she went searching for it on Monday. KPIX 5 first reported on thieves targeting license plates in San Francisco on Saturday. Crooks are screwing them onto cars of the same make and model. Katie Lyons found multiple parking citations online in the last week, when she went to pay for a legitimate ticket. She decided to circle the Nob Hill area where the driver had been ticketed, and came across her stolen plate on an identical Audi Q5 on California Street near Leavenworth Street.

“It’s sophisticated – they stole a white Audi, they found a white Audi, stole the license plate, put it on a white Audi, and who knows what they’ve been doing with that white Audi,” said Lyons.

Detectives found tools, including several long screwrdrivers, inside what turned out to be a stolen car. Lyons said SFPD detectives are now investigating whether it’s been involved in other crimes.

The stolen car belongs to Joe Hirasawa, who received a call from an officer Monday. Someone took his Audi at Ocean Beach back in November. The longtime surfer said he’s always careful about hiding his car keys in a discreet location. But on that day, someone found them. Lyons’ front plate was screwed onto the back of Hirasawa’s car. His Audi also had a stolen front plate. It’s all part of a larger, sophisticated operation designed to make criminals untraceable.

Supervisor Catherine Stefani met Lyons, a Marina resident and friend, at the scene of the recovered plate on Monday.

Detectives also found what looked like a fresh orange juice drink container in that stolen car. Stefani said they plan to swab it for any DNA, hoping it may lead to a suspect.

PIX Now: 1/19/22 HELP YOUR BAY AREA FOOD BANKS! Cl

PIX Now: 1/19/22 HELP YOUR BAY AREA FOOD BANKS! Click the link in our bio to learn more on how to help! That story and more here. For updates, head to CBSN Bay Area where we are streaming 24/7 a kpix.con #kpix #cbsnbayarea #oaklandas #foodbanks #cliffhouse #5g #bayarea

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More than 100 people gathered in Chinatown in San Francisco tonight to remember the life of 40-year-old Michelle Go. She was originally from Fremont, but moved to Manhattan where she was a consultant for Deloitte. On Saturday morning, @nypd says she was standing on a subway platform in Times Square when a 61-year-old homeless man pushed her in front of an oncoming train. Police say she was killed instantly & still do not have a motive in the attack. The man’s family says he was schizophrenic.

Tonight at Portsmouth Square people gathered to tell stories about Michelle and remember her life, rather than the tragic way she died. I talked with a few people there who didn’t know her, but said they felt compelled to come anyway. Nipun Pradhan told me he lives in Daly City but came up, “Just to be here and support our community. Doesn’t matter if you’re Asian, brown, black, white, doesn’t matter. You just want to be there for the people and support.”

Detective say they are investigating the case as a possible hate crime, but so far there is no evidence Michelle was targeted because of her race.

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TRENDING TODAY: Safety first, but more importantly

TRENDING TODAY: Safety first, but more importantly, let me take a selfie on top of my drowning car... that is the urgency one driver had when it came to her dangerous rescue over a frozen river. Plus, your Netflix bill is going up once again and there is a "dream job" that might just be perfect for you.

A destructive South Bay crime spree overnight left

A destructive South Bay crime spree overnight left a half dozen San Jose businesses cleaning up Tuesday after thieves smashed into storefronts with two vehicles in order to steal ATMs.

“We do believe this group was working in concert together, different vehicles, same group of people,” said San Jose Police Dept. Sgt. Christian Camarillo. “This occurred all over the city. From the south part of the city, into downtown, toward the north end of the city.”

The thieves broke into six businesses starting a few minutes after 3 a.m. and ended at 4:36 a.m. The suspects used vehicles to shatter glass storefronts and straps to pry open doors, said Camarillo. Store surveillance video shows how they did it. The suspects used one car to ram the storefront, in this case it was the Santa Clara Smoke Shop. The surveillance camera clip shows that it took a couple of attempts to break through. The sedan winds up half way into the store. The suspects then back in a pick-up truck. After a few minutes of struggle, they manage to haul away the ATM. Surveillance footage from Branham Liquor Store shows two thieves working in coordination to steal an ATM machine.

The suspects were only able to get away with one ATM machine out of the six businesses that were targeted.
These are the 6 stores that were hit Tuesday morning:
- Don’s Liquor Store 1053 E. Capitol Expressway
- Branham Liquor and Wine 1656 Branham Lane
- Santa Clara Smoke Shop 565 E. Santa Clara St.
- Camden Liquors 5837 Camden Ave.
- G&A Color Nail Salon 3041 McKee Rd.
- Safeway 1455 Berryessa Rd.

The attorney for an accused Los Gatos “party mom

The attorney for an accused Los Gatos “party mom” who allegedly held booze-fueled teen sex parties made a plea for a judge to set bail for her Tuesday, but not before a group of her teen victims lined up to try and stop it. 47-year-old Shannon O’Connor appeared in a South Bay courtroom Tuesday clad in an orange jumpsuit.

Santa Clara County prosecutors say O’Connor — aka Shannon Bruga — hosted teen parties in Los Gatos for about a year. One of her sons — also a teenager — was involved in the parties.

The laundry list of 39 offenses — ranging from felony child endangerment and sexual assault to multiple misdemeanor charges of child endangerment and providing alcohol to minors — were detailed in a press release and charging documents filed by the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office last October.

O’Connor was arrested in Star, Idaho, northeast of Boise, in October where she and her two teenage sons moved to earlier this year. She currently faces 39 charges including felony child endangerment, sexual battery, annoying or molesting a child, and providing alcohol to a person under age 21.

Her attorney made a request to set bail Tuesday. However, the deputy district attorney said multiple victims and their parents made a plea for the judge to keep O’Connor behind bars.

Some of them testified about the fear they would feel if O’Connor were released.

According to the San Jose Mercury News, one of the female victims said O’Connor “robbed me of my innocence” and left her with searing “memories I’ll have to live with the rest of my life.”

“The victims and their families showed incredible bravery to come forward today and make statements to the court about how they would feel if this violent defendant were released into the community,” said Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney Rebekah Wise.

Currently, O’Connor is being held in custody on no bail. The judge is set to decide whether to set bail at a hearing scheduled for February 3rd.

Airlines are rushing to scrap or change flights to

Airlines are rushing to scrap or change flights to the US over the launch of new 5G technology. Experts warn we could see significant flight disruptions today. As of Wednesday morning, so far there are eight cancellations at SFO but that number is expected to rise throughout the day.

AT&T and Verizon are launching 5G service nationwide, but not at many of the country's major airports. The showdown between wireless carriers and the airlines began, when the "Airlines for America," an advocacy group, released a letter warning the 5G launch on today could interfere resulting in "chaos" at the nation's airports, and a "catastrophic" aviation crisis. Major airlines and pilots sound the alarm warning the new technology could interfere with flight systems. The potential concern is 5G interference with critical airplane technology. Airlines like Air India, Japan Airlines and others cut service at certain US airports.

"So what you have is two carriers who spent a ton of money setting up their wireless networks and 5G suddenly being told, 'Hey forget all that please shut it down don't use it,' and of course they're upset about that," says Ian Sherr, CNet. "The airlines want to make sure it is bulletproof safe. And I don't think a lot of people would argue with them about that."

Travel experts are telling KPIX the best advice is to delay your flights by at least a day if you can, to avoid what they are calling "chaos."

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