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Talking Politics: Candidate Inflation / HousingHow many more Democrats will run for president? Also, housing in California becomes another "third rail" of local politics. Phil Matier, Melissa Caen and former S.F. mayor and assembly speaker Willie Brown discuss. (5-19-19)
At Issue: Housing and Homelessness in the Bay AreaKPIX 5's Phil Matier talks with California state senator Scott Wiener (D-S.F.) (5-19-19)
PIX NowHere's the latest from the KPIX newsroom. (5-19-19)
KPIX Sunday Morning News WrapA five-minute roundup of local and national headlines plus a glance at the forecast with Devin Fehely, Melissa Caen and Darren Peck. (5-19-19)
Web Extra: Darren Peck Extended Sunday ForecastExpect showers through the day Sunday and into the evening. Darren Peck has the Bay Area pinpoint forecast. (5-19-18)
Sunday Morning Pinpoint ForecastExpect showers through the day Sunday and into the evening. Darren Peck has the Bay Area pinpoint forecast. (5-19-18)
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Gucci Under Fire For Selling Turban As Fashion AccessoryAn uproar over a head wrap made by Gucci and offered for sale at Nordstrom has prompted the retailer to pull it from their shelves. Betty Yu reports that American Sikhs want an apology from the designer.
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Runners Say Rain Won't Ruin The Party At SF's Bay To BreakersPeople running Bay to Breakers on Sunday might want to consider adding a raincoat to their costume. Andrea Nakano tells us, wet weather won't dampen the mood of the party.
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Proposal To Create More Affordable Housing In California Shelved Until 2020Despite homelessness in California, and the state's escalating housing crisis, Melissa Caen tells us a proposal that would have sped up construction all over the state has hit a massive speed bump.
PIX NowHere's the latest from the KPIX newsroom. (5-18-19)
KPIX Saturday Morning News WrapA 12-minute roundup of local and national news plus a glance at the 7-day forecast with Devin Fehely, Melissa Caen and Darren Peck. (5-18-19)
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Who Gave Portland the Nickname 'Rip City' ?KPIX 5 sports director Dennis O'Donnell talks to the man behind the Trail Blazers' hometown's inside-basketball nickname. (5-17-19)
Sharks Super Fans Undaunted by Friday Loss to BluesAlthough fans left a free watch party at Avaya Stadium disappointed, they said they weren’t yet discouraged. Maria Medina reports from San Jose. (5-17-19)
Wrongfully Convicted Man Works to Help Other Innocent VictimsKPIX 5's Christin Ayers spoke with Quedillis "Rick" Walker who is helping a wrongfully-convicted man in Santa Clara County. (5-17-19)
Bay Area Gas Prices Soar to Highest in NationThe Bay Area had the highest gas prices in the country last month and there's a new theory about what's behind those pumped-up prices. Betty Yu reports. (5-17-19)
Dennis O'Donnell Returns To PortlandKPIX Sports Director Dennis O'Donnell returns to Portland for the first time since the "We Believe" Warriors clinched a playoff berth on the final night of the 2006-07 regular season. The current version of the Warriors is in Portland for Games 3 and 4 of the Western Conference Finals. Golden State leads the series 2-0. (5-17-19)
Unseasonable Rain Threatens Chardonnay Grape Yield in Wine CountryIt's a delicate time for flowering Chardonnay vines and a heavy rainfall can interfere with their pollination. Wilson Walker reports. (5-17-19)
Berkeley Considers Using Sirens to Alert Residents to Evacuate FirestormsThe city of Berkeley is considering an old-fashioned system for alerting residents to the new normal during fire season. Da Lin reports. (5-17-19)
Public Defender Argues Against Judge’s Ruling to Try Santa Cruz Teen as AdultThe Santa Cruz County Public Defender’s Office says a judge got it wrong when he decided to continue to prosecute accused killer Adrian Gonzalez as an adult. Devin Fehely reports. (5-17-19)
Oakland Tenants Prevail in 'Renoviction' LawsuitA group of tenants in Oakland lawyered up and now they're getting a settlement of $575,000 in a so-called "renoviction" case but neither side feels as though they've won. Susie Steimle reports. (5-17-19)
Gilroy Garlic Growers Cheer Tariffs on ChinaBay Area garlic producers have a different take on the tariffs against China compared to most American farmers -- they say President Trump's latest move will help them. Len Ramirez reports. (5-17-19)
Border Wall Battle Comes to Bay AreaThe White House is bringing its border wall battle to the Bay Area, squaring off against opponents here in federal court. Melissa Caen reports. (5-17-19)
Inflatable Dam on Russian River Lowered to Prevent DamageThe Sonoma County Water Agency is lowering the inflatable rubber dam on the Russian River to prevent damage from raised river flows caused by heavy rain this week. Don Ford reports. (5-17-19)
Measles Case Confirmed in Berkeley; Health Warning IssuedA case of measles has been confirmed for a Berkeley resident and a health warning issued for customers who shopped at the Berkeley Bowl on the afternoon May 7, health officials announced Friday. Andria Borba reports. (5-17-19)
