show. >> these guys are awesome, i love this music. >> they're very inspirational. >> reporter: as the crowd jammed the floor, [ music ] death angel hit the stage. this concert is at the end of a grueling 5 1/2 week north american tour. packed with 32 shows. during that time, somewhere near calgary on the bus the band got the news. >> opened the curtain to my bunk and starts shaking me. >> it blew my mind it absolutely blew my mind. all of her phones were blowing up in the whole bus got more and more excited. >> reporter: death angel got a grammy nomination. >> our first grammy. >> reporter: it is for best metal performance. >> is pretty overwhelming, exciting and nerve-racking at the same time. >> reporter: the song is called "humanicide." is about the end of the human race by the human race., and -- >> it is a well executed uplifting dark thrash song. >> reporter: death angel began 30 years ago. the original band? five kids of filipino descent. all kids from daly city and concord. their parents brought them to a kiss concert. they got hooked. >> within five minutes of seeing them i knew that is what i wanted to be when i grew up. >> that is what we wanted to do with our lives. >> reporter: as for the band's name? >> who names their band death angel? if you interview the other guys 14-year-old kids do. >> reporter: one night. >> they walked into a bookstore and saw this novel called death angel and that's the name. >> we wanted something like black sabbath, to us that was the coolest band name. >> reporter: the original band included gus and dennis, andy, rob, and mark. death angel helped define the >> think avmetaas very it is something that just gels a very well with a teenaged angst., and their music, i am well familiar with it from hearing it for so long now. i am getting used to it. but, it is still, you get to love it because that is what they do. >> reporter: the cousins had a blast. they opened for metallica. people magazine wrote about them. but then, while on tour early morning in 1990, a terrible bus accident in the arizona desert. >> we were going fast on the freeway, supposedly going about 80 or 75 miles an hour. >> the driver fell asleep and lost control. >> we just kind of flipped over and went on our side. and slid like that for hundreds and hundreds of feet. >> reporter: the drummer suffered severe injuries. the record label dropped them. legal problems follow them. >> we were inside of a nightmare at that point in time. >> reporter: the band disbanded. >> i had enough of it, enough of the music industry. i was better i guess. >> reporter: they went their own ways, made their music. about a decade later a benefit concert for a sick musician brought everyone back together. >> [ music ] >> reporter: today, only mark and rob remain from the original band. rob has a son. >> i just mainly see him as my dad. he is a really cool dude. >> reporter: the current lineup for the past decade include ted, damien, and will carol. they are all going to the grammys. >> it is very well deserved. i think. >> this is really happening. >> we grew up watching the grammys. >> if it wasn't for music i would probably still be a virgin. it is the olympics of music. >> reporter: >> for every time you get up you get knocked down and need to be able to withstand that and keep coming back and believing in yourself. >> reporter: immediately after the grammys, death angel packs up to the european tour. first stop? denmark. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> i am so pulling for these guys! daly city, concord, these are bay area people. >> we are rooting for them for sure. >> the story is up on facebook right now, they have been getting lots of comments and you can go to kpix 5 facebook page to weigh in. >> betty yu will be in los angeles all weekend long for the grammys. our live coverage begins tonight at 11. just two days before hitting the stage at the grammy awards, rapper yg was arrested today in southern california . he supposed to have performed a tribute to slain rapper nipsy hustle. but is now sitting in jail. reporter amy johnson has been following the case. >> reporter: an early morning raid at the chatsworth home of rapper yg or keenan jackson. >> completely off guard by this because he has no idea what they are talking about. they arrested him on suspicion of robbery. >> reporter: we spoke to his new york attorney, joe tockapina by phone. >> they took him away and one police car, his child and his child mother and another police car. this kind of law enforcement action is usually reserved for violent gang members. not for a rapper. it seemed a little excessive quite frankly . the way they went in there and the amount of law enforcement that responded. they came up with nothing. >> reporter: the rapper's hollywood hills home was raided back in july after the suv was involved in a suit and deadly shootout. shots were fired from the suv and a 65-year-old man on a bicycle was struck and killed. yg denied being in the vehicle or knowing anything about it. >> this has nothing to do with that, all they tell us is that he's been arrested on suspicion of robbery based on an ongoing investigation. >> reporter:'s attorney believes the client is being targeted by law enforcement.? something that unfortunately he and others like him have become accustomed to this. you were a bull's-eye on your back when you are in this genre of music. >> reporter: he says fans will be able to see yg perform at the grammys on sunday. >> is performing on sunday. he is completely innocent. i tell you the timing of this is incredibly suspect. they do not need to do a raise for a four hour search warrants. and uncovered no evidence on a friday a date happy for you to perform a tribute to nipsy hustle at the grammys. >> that amy johnson reporting. the wrapper rapper yg is expected to appear. an explosion overnight rattles a houston neighborhood. the damage i caused and what investigators are saying about the blast. it was a moment that had many people trying desperately to escape. why some say uber and lyft made it harder for people to flee an active shooting situation. coming up all new at 6, one of san francisco's most famous streets is days away from a major makeover. what you need to know before market street goes car free. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. maria medina at the live news desk. house democrats are wrapping up their case against president trump. let's take a live picture now. lido beach manager adam schiff giving closing remarks. he said earlier the country will get beyond this chapter of our history let's listen in. >> it is not democrats and republicans. it is those from a safe seat and those from an unsafe seat. i am sure the same is true of those from a safe state and an unsafe state. it is why i think there is a certain chemistry between members who represent those swing districts and states. because, they can step into each other shoes. and, one of the things that we in this fellowship of officeholders understand that most people don't, is the real political courage -- >> again that is lido beach manager adam schiff giving closing remarks. tomorrow the president' as defense attorneys will begin their argument. saturday's proceedings will only last a feba to you. >> thank you for that. a deadly factory explosion rocked the houston area today. two people were killed and as johnny fernandez reports, nearby neighborhoods were shaken up. >> reporter: smoke drifted from the rubble of a houston factory hours after it exploded in the middle of the night. people in the area were shaken out of bed. >> i thought someone had hit my house or through a bomb or something like that. >> reporter: the explosion leveled the factory and severely damaged a number of houses in the area. officials say a gas called propylene was leaking after the blast but has been stopped. crews are conducting air- quality assessments. >> we are not getting any negative readings. we are not, we don't have any hazards that we can report as far as air quality. >> reporter: police do not believe the explosion was intentionally set off but because there were fatalities a criminal investigation is underway. nearby residents are being asked to check the property for potential evidence. >> look for any debris, any body parts, anything that may be related. >> reporter: federal agents will be joining local officials to investigate what happened. johnny fernandez, cbs news. lyft and uber of being slammed on social media for implementing search pricing as customers were trying to flee an active shooter situation in seattle. riders were desperately trying to get on the downtown area wednesday night while police were investigating gunfire that left one person dead and seven wounded. one customer said typical fairs suddenly skyrocketed, some more than $100. >> to take advantage of a high need, or the high demand due to an active shooter situation is terrifying. because, it is terrifying to think of the highest bidder getting access to safety while the rest of us are like forced to sit there. >> reporter: lyft issued a statement that "when we learned what happened, we implemented a cap on primetime pricing." both lyft and uber said riders would be reimbursed. doctors have diagnosed 34 u.s. service members with traumatic brain injuries in the wake of this month's iranian missile attack on u.s. forces in iraq. the pentagon says that some are being treated in the united states and germany. others have returned to duty after the january 8th attack. president trump initially said no u.s. service members have been harmed. and, earlier this week he downplayed the severity of the brain injuries. a powerful earthquake sent people rushing out of buildings in eastern turkey, at least 18 people were killed and more than 500 injured. a couple dozen people were trapped inside collapsed buildings. the quake was a magnitude 6.8. turkey's president said all measures are being taken to come away with this with the least amount of loss. the country's interior miniit w earthquake preparedness when the quake struck. united states has rejected britain's request to extradite the wife of a u.s. official. she is suspected of killing an english teenager in a hit and run accident last year. cbs's email may ian lee is in london with a diplomatic fight. >> reporter: five months after harry dunn died in a motorcycle accident, his family is still waiting for justice. >> nothing is going to make us go away. >> reporter: but their fight just got more difficult. u.s. officials now refusing to send their sons alleged killer back to britain. she was allegedly behind the wheel and driving behind the wrong side of the road in english countryside when she crashed into him. she claimed diplomatic immunity and quickly flew back to america. the uk foreign secretary called the u.s. decision not to extradite anne sacoolas disappointing tweeting " we feel this amounts to a denial of justice and that anne sacoolas should return to the uk. we are now urgently considering our options. " britain's prime minister said that she was wrong to use the nomadic community. and has urged president trump to reconsider his position. the dunn family say they may have to wait until the u.s. gets a new president. >> if it means we have to wait until the next administration, then we will. >> reporter: british courts have tried anne sacoolas with dangerous driving causing death. if convicted, the american mother of three faces up to 14 years in prison. that is if she returns to the uk. cbs news, london. >> the dunn family is preparing a civil lawsuit against anne sacoolas in the u.s. , seeking millions of dollars in compensation. coming up, it's been a busy week in san francisco's chinatown. how many are preparing for the lunar new year. the year of the rats is upon us. today, san francisco's chinatown is bustling with everyone getting ready for the largest lunar new year celebration outside of asia. shops, markets and bakeries packed to the brim today with people stocking up on food, and decorations. hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected to pack san francisco's streets for the big celebration. the parade kicks off saturday, february 8th, just after 5:00. san francisco's new sheriff is making history as the state's first asian-american sheriff. he talked to kenny choi on our streaming service, cbsn bay area about pulling double duty this year's parade. >> the challenge i have is an elected sheriff is to represent the office in the parade and then turn around, go all the way back and repeat the performance carrying the dragon head is a part of the team. >> will have your uniform on and then have to make a quick change? >> yes, but it is something that i am looking forward to because it is great. it is a very nice workout to go back and forth in a parade multiple times. >> the sheriff says carrying the dragon is a lot harder than it looks, making those serpentine motions and set of simply walking in a straight line. >> you're saying the parade is saturday night at 5:00? >> saturday from 5-9 on market street i believe? >> i do wish they were clear that with the weather department. >> why? are we expecting rain? >> i don't rainn the para >> t rain on the parade brian hackney. >> we are in sales and not production. saturday night will get a little bit wet. what did you say? oh, plenty of time, good. high definition doppler, so, speaking of rain, and speaking of sprinkles, not too bad. up there in the north bay we have verified much of the fact that much of this is not reaching the ground because none of the rain gauges. but, there is fog out there forming. we have enough moisture in the air, the temperatures are plunging enough that dog is a forming on the golden gate bridge. highs today management 60, 67 in livermore, so they know is january? napa 63 degrees, the number at this hour are 2-8 degrees warmer than they were last night. we are in between a tale of two symptoms two systems. low pressure is sending pressure will reign over seattle, upward. we are in between and getting a few light showers. tonight for the north bay, and then again tomorrow night for the north bay and the rest of the bay area early sunday, we will set up any minute. first, i think this is the best way to do it, the futurecast shows, here we are, friday, 6:00, a few light showers, that is it. then tomorrow is mostly cloudy. notice saturday afternoon, 4 p.m., we have got light showers, again, moving into the north bay. what happens after that? it kind of goes away but watch as we get into the midnight, overnight hours, early sunday morning. finally the cold front breakthrough, 4 a.m. sunday, fairly convenient. if you pop up showers and then, everything breaks up and it looks like sunday evening is going to be a lovely finish to the weekend. the oakland a's fan fest is happening this weekend at jack london square. it'll be cloudy and 61 degrees. cloudy but dry. to sum it all up, a chance in the north bay. to be mostly cloudy for the bay area on sunday and then a wet sunday night and that'll last through about sunday midday. forecast highs for saturday we are looking for harley to mostly. 60 degrees in san francisco down the south bay the number will be 64 degrees is popular, so is 65 in sunnyvale. 66 and morgan hill. great weekend on tap for the east bay. the numbers in the mid 60s. variable clouds and probably no showers. it'll take a while to develop saturday night but will all get wet by the time we get into early sunday morning. same for the north bay. north bay a little bit wet tonight, a little bit wet tomorrow night and sunday morning. it is good, up around ukiah and clearlake you get rain moving there tonight and tomorrow night. so the extended forecast, light rain for the north bay and then tomorrow night, into the early morning hours on sunday we get a break on monday and a hint of three drops falling on tuesday. without we would give you a heads up. then wednesday, thursday and friday we go to mostly dry. in the meantime, not a bad weekend ahead. >> thank you. all new at 6, new concerns about the coronavirus ramping up as lunar new year celebrations kickoff in the bay area. how it could impact the festivities. they may be the for san francisco 49ers and play in santa clara, but in san jose who seems to be the growing epicenter of niner nation. how the city is cashing in on the team's success. plus, george kittle's heartwarming gesture to the family of a fallen soldier. coming up, it is something that many people maybe putting off, but the real id deadline is looming. how you can make the dmv process a bit easier. can my side be firm? 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>> a nuisance. i had to come there three or four times to complete the process. >> reporter: the process requires proof of identity a document explaining any change of name, proof of social security number and two proofs of california residency. it helps if you are well organized. but what if you're like mykael wright? do you know where your birth to get is? >> not really. i may be able to find it, then again i may not. >> reporter: it is a common problem at the contra costa clerk reporter's office. >> it is one of our main business lines here in the clerk reporter's office. we issue them every day, multiple copies sometimes. >> reporter: so, to help real id seekers, the county is announcing the records within reach program. workers will set up a station at the concord dmv on the very first and 15th to issue certified copies of birth and marriage certificates on the spot. of course, those two events had to have occurred in the contra costa county. >> that'll save a lot of legwork, a lot of gas and everything else and mental fatigue and so forth. >> reporter: there will be a charge of $32 for a significant brith certificate and $19 for a marriage certificate, but it seems like a small price to pay for one last trip to the dmv, in concord, john ramose, kpix 5. that is it for the news at five, kpix 5 news at 6 begins right now with ken bastida and elizabeth cook. this gigantic mural is one example of san jose's growing influence when it comes to all things 49ers. the shifting fan base as the team prepares up for the super bowl. plus, anxiety growing about the deadly coronavirus. just as lunar new year celebrations are about to kickoff. how it could impact festivities here in the bay area. >> i think it would be safer for cyclists and pedestrians. >> i don't know how it will work. >> reporter: >> one of san francisco's most famous streets is days away from a major makeover. what you need to know before market street goes car free. our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the 49ers just two days away from leaving for miami. good evening i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. it is the team's first trip to the super bowl since moving to lehigh stadium and the area's biggest city is claiming a piece of that prize. >> len ramirez is live in san jose with how that city is starting to become the epicenter of niner nation. >> reporter: you can see it right here, this gigantic mural in downtown san jose says faithful to the bay. here is how it seems to be shaking out. san francisco has the name, santa clara has the stadium but san jose and san jose fans seem to be