>> nothing is changing. this doesn't surprise me at all. >> reporter: another man who used to live here and go to church services here says it is the second time that someone has crashed into the church fencing. the father of the boy showed up at the crash but it is not clear if he was in the car. an officer was in the intersection looking for witnesses and surveillance video. neighbors would like to see measures added to this intersection to make the city safer. >> we see other cities addressing similar issues. >> reporter: this time the intersection proved to be deadly, >> i can't believe it was two little boys. i lurk i work with youth so it just broke my heart. >> it is just really unfortunate. >> reporter: in a antioch i am

todd johnson for nbc bay area. there was a crash on in mill valley last night near da silva island drive. it happened in the unincorporated area of mill valley. a car swerved into the oncoming lane but fortunately nobody was hurt. law enforcement is out in force this holiday weekend. the chp maximum enforcement period began last night and goes through late monday. all available officers will be on the road watching for drunk and impaired drivers. chp arrested 150 drivers for dui this time last year. there is a developing situation in san francisco. a protest taking over union square. take a closer look at the middle of the screen.

look at the christmas tree specifically. there is one protester in the tree, climbing about 20-30 feet up. police say several arrests have been made for assault and vandalism. they are asking people to avoid that area. protesters are outside the police station in the tenderloin district and they are calling for the release of those arrested. we will bring you updates throughout the evening. this is one of several demonstrations across the bay area that is part of actions as the war between israel and hamas rages on. protesters gathered near powell and market streets today. the cold for a shutdown of holiday celebrations to honor palestinians. organizers want to a cease-fire and they want the money being spent by the biden administration to be spent here at home. >> instead of spending money to

heal and alleviate poverty, homelessness, drug addiction, and so many other issues in our country, they mismanage and spend our funding on war and occupation. >> reporter: demonstrators say they planned to keep the pressure on leaders to the holidays. more than 20,000 people have been killed in gaza since the war began and that is 1% of the territory prewar population. the holiday travel rushes in full swing. more than 2 million travelers are expected to come through sfo by the holiday season. if you are catching a flight tonight or tomorrow, arrive early and prepare for delays. a live look at the roads from the bay bridge to san jose. clear skies and people out there are shopping and getting around pretty easily. i do believe.

>> it is moving. but give yourself some time. >> yes. meteorologist rob mayeda is here with more. >> san francisco is still clear. later on tonight into tomorrow morning we will be watching for patchy and dense fog. right now visibility is not a problem but watch futurecast moving forward tonight. around the north bay valley wanted to the santa clara valley, they have to deal with a little bit of patchy fog in the morning. atlanta, florida, and texas may see some flight delays in the southeast u.s. closer to home, patchy fog is the main concern. rain chances back in the 7 day forecast. we will let you know how much

we are expecting and if we will see follow-up storms closer to new year's eve. a closer look coming up. >> thank you rob. whether you are staying at home or traveling, the nbc bay area news app is very helpful you can get personalized forecast for wherever you are. police are looking for a gunman in the north bay that robbed two shoppers while they were parked in their car. it happened at the petaluma village premium outlets last night. police say a man with a handgun jumped into their backseat and held them at gunpoint before ordering them to give things over. the suspect is described as a man in his 30s. this crime comes as shopping malls are packed with shoppers. this is what it looks like inside the valley fair mall. the national retail federation says that spending is up and the average shopper will spend

about $1000. bittersweet news for san francisco. a candy shop is closing before christmas. see's is closing down tomorrow and that is it. they did not say why this store is going out of business. they are not leaving the city completely. there are four other stores in the city. more trouble for x. they are being accused of shortchanging workers. a new lawsuit from both former senior staffer accuses twitter of failing to pay millions of dollars in bonuses promised to employees. x tried to have the case dismissed but a judge denied the request. the company is accused of discriminating against women and older employees as well as failing to give proper layoff

notice. we are learning more about a deadly shooting in antioch. shots were fired last night on sunset drive. a 26-year-old man was shot and he died at the same. police say they detained a suspect a short time later. it is not clear if that person will face charges. a somber vigil in the south bay. hundreds came out to honor children killed in gaza. 6000 children have been killed. sump with the count is high is 10,000. there are pictures of some of those killed. many of the organizers has something to share. >> these children need us. they are our voice and regardless of her they come

from, they are our family. at the end of the day, palestinian, israeli, whatever your races, we need to protect the children. >> reporter: and many more children have been displaced or lost a parent in the war. this comes as israel appears to be intensifying the military campaign with reports of strikes overnight. bombs fell on gaza city. refugee camps included. this is after evacuation orders were issued yesterday. the un approved and heavily negotiated resolution to send desperately needed aid to gaza. today, hamas restated its position and will not negotiate the release of hostages. coming up, we could see some of them in paris.

breakdancing is a new olympic sport. what is going through the mind of a break dancer as they perform. and parkour turns 20. we check out some skills. 30s and 40s and we are watching

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as we countdown to the paris olympics we are breaking down the newest olympic sport, breakdancing. >> we sat down with the founder of the crew renegade rockers here. to find out just how that looks. >> if you are going to break you are going to battle. >> i want all of the smoke. >> the battle mindset is, other people have this notion to call

people out into just say, i smoked this dude or this girl at the last event. i don't care if they are a legend in their city or not. i am smoking them. >> i just keep thinking, i have got to get a. we use the adversity to improve our own dancing. >> you can roll around and then you get to do this to music. the braking mentality is i am better than you. >> if i wanted to come battle you, i would knock on your door and you would come out. there was no time limit. there were no judges. sometimes, an entire neighborhood would be cheering on the person that you are against. i would travel all over the

city two different high schools and neighborhoods. >> years ago it was me and og renegades and there was a group called sidewalk. one of our cats, romeo, he was so hyped. he took his shirt off and he started doing windmills fast on the sidewalk, he was blazing. with no shirt on, on concrete. he gets up and there is blood. he's just bleeding. he was just savage. >> we were all savages. we were hungry to compete. he would come to our high school to battle as. we would be like, they are outside! so, they would battle in front of the high school. the cops would show it because it looks like fighting. bumping chess and go shoot. better call the police.

but, they were like, they are not fighting. he is spinning on his head! the cops would show up and they would start dancing too. that is how popular breakdancing got. it got so popular in the 80s, it was just crazy. what a time it was back then. >> can you do that? can you spin on your head? >> i was doing it the whole time. >> well, we have a page dedicated to more stories about breaking at the 2024 paris olympics. for the full breakdown, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. the san jose parkour community is celebrating 20 years.

if you want to come learn skills, you can come hang out with members and coaches. they got together this morning at the square. they do some stretch of been warming before they go. some people consider this creative walking, dumping, and bouncing and running on everyday items. candice, you showed me how this is done in the newsroom tonight. >> it's from the office. >> some people consider it a way to challenge what is around them. >> when we were younger, we would run, and jump, climb. what if you never lost that feeling? a lot of people consider the discipline and you have the skills to get away from danger and get to safety. >> you were jumping over desks. it was impressive.

parkour began in paris france in the 90s. they would scale walls, jump from ledges, two benches. the first ever festival in the bay, philippine groups held a town holiday event. it features live music, dancing, and traditional foods. they sold traditional bags and clothing. we were there to help celebrate what people call burma. it is the month between september and december. >> during the bird a month, one thing that filipinos led to do is to have a good time and to celebrate. >> christmas came early for the kids there. they all got toys donated by

the toymaker funko. there was another special toy giveaway. it was put on by the davis street community center. the event has been going on for 32 years now. each year it seems to get bigger. organizers say it goes to show there are a lot of people in need this season that may not have much without donations. >> i have been able to meet with some of the families as they come through and they are so grateful. this helps them make their christmas. that is why i do it. that is what we do here. we help these families enjoy the holidays. >> it is a community effort. volunteers in law enforcement officers as well as the vice mayor. >> it is just something you don't see every day. santa anna paddleboard. it is the third annual paddle

was santa. some people decorated them with garlands and bells and then the most important part, the people dressed up and santa hats, reindeer ears, and some grinch masks. >> the country is saying, how did you know this was going to be an okay thing? >> it is just in time for the first weekend in december. patchy fog is a tough concern. a picture-perfect evening around santa clara valley. 57 degrees. not too cold outside. dry and wind out of the northwest. livermore, a busy time out of the premium outlets. traffic heading to that. it is

54 degrees in livermore. and 58 in walnut creek. the average highs this time of year are in the upper 50s. getting close to 6:00, 55 degrees in san francisco. we are going to cool off quickly with less wind tomorrow morning. inland valleys around the bay. you may wake up with patchy frost and fog. by noon tomorrow, temperatures climbing into the mid and upper 50s. near 60 in san jose and a bit cooler because we are likely to see fog hung up around the north bay valleys. eventually clearing out to some hazy sunshine inland and partly cloudy skies closer to san jose. the forecast goes back up. mid 60s around san jose. upper 50s and low 60s from the north bay to the tri-valley. 60 in san francisco.

increasing clouds and by wednesday, cooling temperatures and rain coming back into the picture as we had to the middle part of the week. this is the first of what looks to be two storms arriving. no big surprise here. sonoma county, they could see again, two inches of rain. they would drop into the tri- valley, they are likely to see less. the timing of the rain looks to be during the commute starting in the north bay. not as much in the santa clara valley and then by wednesday night, a few showers and we should catch a break between wednesday rain chances and the next one coming in. it looks like midday friday and into saturday. we had to the next holiday weekend. maybe if you showers early next saturday. as we head into new year's eve, skies clear out. new year's eve,

trending high. we will start the new year and just like that, the forecast for 2024. two rain chances, one on wednesday and another on friday with showers in the beginning of next weekend. just a little bit of mid-week rain. the last weekend of 2023. >> thank you. at least we will have a little break. up next, the creative ways that communities across california are going green to combat the climate crisis.

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that is enough for 24 million american people. solar panels are increasingly doing more than just generating power. climate reporter chase cade went on a trip to see some of the most creative solar solutions. >> reporter: a new purpose for unused land. solar panels. >> the dream would be, just imagine an entire highway system powered by this. >> -- was inspired by a trip to the ray. it is one of the first successful solar highways. >> this just sent us into an adventure. we are in a time where we need to look at things differently. >> at least 17 states have built or are planning solar projects. it reduces maintenance costs and uses free electricity even for pollinators like bees and

butterflies. 52,000 acres of unused land along american highways could generate enough power for 3 million homes. that is the kind of -- using solar panels to cover water canals. >> the rays an opportunity. there are so many benefits in the project. that is what is so exciting about this. this renewable energy generation. detecting wildlife and saving water so that these farmers will have it. >> along with generating up to 31 gigawatts, it could prevent $63 billion of water from evaporating each year. >> that is enough to -- or meet the residential water needs of 2 million people. >> if things go as expect did

on the canals here, we can expect california to start covering more of the 4000 miles of canals with solar panels. >> there is global interest in this project. one community is breaking ground on their own solar project with money from the inflation reduction act. >> this has the potential to create a whole new sector in renewable energy. what we will be doing here, we believe it will be an iconic symbol of both sustainability and innovation. >> chase kane reporting there. if you are headed toward southern california, you might see something in a the sky. it is a space x launch. the falcon nine was supposed to

go up this morning but they had to scrub the mission. it will launch instead tomorrow. those nearby may hear a loud sound associated with the rockets breaking the sound barrier, it's referred to as the sonic boom. coming up, new research from waymo and the safety of it. and a shocking discovery inside of the freezer that has inside of the freezer that has police investigating tonight.

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freezer. what we know about the family who found it. would you trust a driverless car to give you a ride? what waymo says proves their own fleet is safe. thank you for it joining us. i am terry mcsweeney. >> and i am candice nguyen. tonight antioch police are investigating a deadly crash that left two brothers dead. >> police are trying to figure out who was driving the car that the boys were killed in. the two were in this blue car heading east on west sixth street. this was at about 11:30 pm last night. the driver of a black escalade slammed right into their car. the boys, ages 12 and 13, died in the crash and the people in the suv ran from the scene. than the father of the boy

showed up. it is not clear who was driving the car. neighbors say drivers often speak through that stop sign at that intersection. >> it is very bad out here. it is dangerous. there is speeding out here all the time. >> this doesn't surprise me at all. >> the impact sent the car into the fencing of a church parking lot and the suv slammed into a fire hydrant. the boys have not been identified yet. we now know the name of a man stabbed to death in a domestic violence attack. his name is ezra raymond. jason gillenwater stabbed him. later, he shot and killed himself during a police confrontation. a woman had been in a relationship with him but was trying to separate with him.

a very disturbing discovery in southern california. police are investigating after the body of a woman was found inside of the freezer. family members found the body yesterday morning. the woman has not been identified. at this point there are no signs of trauma or an ace pacific -- specific physical characteristics. police are trained to identify her. the biden administration is acknowledging violence against public transit workers. >> this comes one week after the nbc bay area's investigative unit discovered a spike in attacks nationwide. they are calling it a national lover has level hazard. there is a proposed general directive that if it is finalized, public transit systems across the country will be required to conduct assessments on worker safety, identify plans and strategies

to ensure safety and look at how this is being accomplished. i spoke with the international transit union about what this all means. >> it is huge. it is finally complying with the law that was put in the infrastructure bill. it is a big thing for us but they're going to hold authorities accountable and they will actually report instances happening. i applaud the administration for taking this step but we still have a ways to go. >> last week we reported on bay area bus drivers being hit, shot at, and even kidnapped by violent passengers. we told you about transit worker assaults increasing 121% nationally in recent years. out of all major transit

systems nationwide we found transit in the east bay is on track to have the highest rate of assaults of transit workers, far outpacing new york and chicago. the agency declined to interview with us but they said one act of violence is too many. tina gonzales shared her experience of being attacked this summer. >> i got hit across my face seven or eight times. i blacked out and was punched. i woke up from it. it is getting worse. we are seeing it more and more. i never missed a day of work. now, it is scary to go to work. >> when the federal directive is worked out, transit agencies will have 60 days to submit their data. they hope there will be new safety rules the spring. are you willing to get a ride from a driverless car?

waymo hopes he will. it they are sharing their safety record. they are trying to distinguish itself from its main competitor, which remains of her two under two separate investigations. driverless cars may not require your hands on the wheel it they do need your trust in the technology. some are skeptical and even injured. >> there are people that have different emotions about it and are judging us from the sideline. >> reporter: currently waymo is operating driverless cars in multiple cities. they have logged more than 7 million miles on public roadways. they are releasing new research about their safety record.

after analyzing their own data, they found driverless cars were three times less likely to be involved in any kind of crash reported to police. and nine times less likely to be involved in a crash with an injury. that means if humans had been at the wheel, san francisco would have had nine more crashes involving injuries. >> we are trying to be transparent. >> reporter: waymo will not say how many driverless cars are on the road. waymo has expanded beyond 250 cars. meanwhile, waymo says trying to accurately compare driverless cars to humans is difficult . they don't operate in all of the same places that humans do. waymo don't drive on highways or in severe weather like thick fog or rain. humans don't always report

crashes so, waymo has to factor that too. they recently submitted data to a scientific journal for review in the hopes of having independent researchers look at the data. >> at the end of the day do you believe these cars are safer than human drivers? >> yes. they are safer. that is exactly what we are showing. >> reporter: it is a bold announcement but not one that a traffic safety expert is ready to make. >> i am not prepared to say definitively yes to that. >> reporter: remember, the waymo driverless cars have logged 7 million miles so far but human drivers log 3 trillion miles. >> it requires just a lot more --. >> reporter: flanagan is a research professor at the university of michigan transportation research division.

>> i think i can sign on to this is the best evidence of --. >> so you think this shows a lot of promise that we are not at the point where we can make broad claims that driverless cars are in fact safer. >> i think that is a fair characterization. >> as waymo hopes to win over more drivers, -- remains off road. there have been two separate government probes involving safety issues. they say they are focused on rebuilding trust and operating with the highest standards when it comes to integrity and accountability. >> we want to be judged on our own. we want people to see the work that we are putting in. it is, like anyone, for any sports team, there is a big difference between sports teams.

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the holidays. many cvs locations will keep normal hours. some starbucks shops will be open. most mcdonald's restaurants will be open and some safeway stores will be open with adjusted hours. 711 will be open, depending on location. >> thank you. they say that for more than just myself. thousands of toys went home for toys 4 joys giveaway. mr. f.a.b. has been doing this for 20 years. organizers say this year is extra special because they are transferring to a nonprofit status and they hope to be doing more. >> we have been able to be blessed and have given back so much. we enjoy those.

i saw the line way down the street and i was like, oh my gosh. it doesn't get smaller. it only gets bigger. >> the giveaway had a party like atmosphere and kids were able to pick out a gift. mistah f.a.b. posed for pictures with anyone that wanted one. cutest stocking stuffers over. a california hospital has a long-standing tradition. >> the newborn unit puts newborns in stockings for xers. it has been a tradition at the hospital for 61 years. they place babies born in the hospital between december 20 and 26 in the stockings and then they bring them all together for a group photo. the hospital says that families love it. >> it's our first baby.

we waited forever and then she finally came. she was supposed to be born on december 9 but she came in the 20th. >> the parents say they think their daughter look so comfortable in the stocking. she is everyone's favorite christmas present. >> that is a great idea and they look so cute. >> it is just perfect. >> you think the mom's love it, of course they do. so, meteorologist rob mayeda, let's take a look the christmas weather. >> it's pretty nice tonight. comfortable temperatures. no wind and no rain. monday maybe trending a bit warmer than the high temperatures we saw. the christmas forecast right now, let's show you where today topped out. technically, above average. it we are zeroing in on the coldest time of year. average highs in the mid and upper 50s today. about 65 degrees in san jose.

59 in san francisco. 51 in -- and we are watching for patchy fog setting up around contra costa county. it is 51 in livermore and christmas in the park in san jose is looking nice as well. cooling down to about 40 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 30s in the east bay and the valleys. the clear skies will likely allow temperatures to get pretty chilly. patchy fog too around the inland. keep those temperatures somewhat cool. hartley cloudy skies in san jose. mid and upper 50s from san francisco to oakland and northbay temperatures in the 50s.

here is a look at the fog. up and down the central valley. partly cloudy skies and no rain in the forecast. as we approach christmas day, mid and upper 60s from san jose down to morgan hill. close to 60 around the tri- valley and of course, monday evening, levi's stadium, the ravens against the 49ers. perfect gametime temperatures. no wind or rain. now tuesday, we begin to see changes, increasing clouds leading up to the chance of rain, returning by wednesday morning. we could see totals getting close to one inch of rain. the rain does get started as early as 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning. showers taking us into wednesday night for another round of rain. this is going to show up friday. it looks for right now like it

will start off next showers move out and new year's eve, into new year's day, it will be dry as we go to the end of the weekend. patchy dense fog going into the inland to east bay valleys. mid-week rain and a little more on friday and saturday. it looks like a dry start for the new year. >> that's great. >> the holidays are looking pretty good. we appreciate that. they have been an iconic part of san francisco for 150 years. how cable cars could help the city move

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earthquakes and fires. the cable cars are a historic part of the city. >> the almost did not make it to their 150th birthday this year. we take a look at how they got to this milestone. >> let's celebrate 150 years of cable cars. >> san francisco is the only city in the world to have cable cars. >> it was our first step in --. >> some say rice a roni but it is the cable cars. >> how many cable cars have your handiwork? >> there are about five of us in the shop that are san francisco natives. >> i suggest that the real

symbol of resilience is our cable cars. not many things last 150 years in the cable cars almost didn't. there were fires, earthquakes, and politics. but now they are turning 150 years old. downtown, they are fighting an uphill battle but some people would tell you, there is no better way to get up a hill them this. >> those of you that walked up the hill to start this work, you got a taste of what it was like to be here in the 1800s. >> reporter: he gives historical walking tours. >> on this foggy date he is telling a story that begins in 1873. >> they raise a hand to their air to hear the crash but it

never came. six bundles of cable, each bundle has 19 wires. >> it speaks to the neighborhood and the history of the city. >> upper class people moved to nobhill. >> and became snob because of the cable cars. >> reporter: san francisco city guides it did not have -- about the cable cars so he created it. >> there was a coincidence of timing. >> how many of you were alive 150 years ago? >> in a stroke of luck he launched his walking tour, to commemorate the first cable car ride down clay street. >> amazing story. you are going to want to catch this full piece on our website. just had -- just had to

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welcome back. i am anthony florez. the two best teams in the league are going head-to-head on christmas night. the 49ers are hosting the ravens on monday night at levi's stadium. both teams are 11 and three and both hold the number one state in their conference. so, who is better? the niners are the ravens? that question will be answered for the national audience.

>> monday night football, all eyes are on you. and we are preparing just like any other week. we just want to go out there and execute. play hard and play fast. >> christian mccaffrey has entered the mvp conversation by leading the league. it is a longshot for anyone other than a quarterback. yesterday the star running back played santa in the 49ers locker room. he gave everyone a coupon to get fitted for a new golf bag. >> even when you are done playing, you want to get out and go play with the fellas. there is nothing better than that. they need to be prepared. >> financially, i could not cover that right now but, a

shout out to him. everyone loved it. thank you. >> good old brock purdy making less than $1 million this year but that will change. when they open christmas morning they will be in a hotel room. they must all report on christmas eve and stayed the night as a team. most of them will be focused on football. >> so when do you shut everything off and start focusing on football? >> right when i wake up. >> we love christmas and spending time with our families. but we play on christmas this year and it is what it is. >> the niners take on the ravens monday night and kick off is at 5:15 pm. the spartans are hanging at home for the holidays.

they are taking on coastal carolina in the hawaii bowl. the spartans started the college football season with a 1-5 record. the spartans are enjoying all of the perks of being in hawaii for the holidays. >> this is our first time here and we are more used to knowing what to do and having that balance of fun and practice. but, we know how to focus our process and we know how to have fun. >> kickoff is tonight at 7:30 pm. that is a look at sports. back to you. she may just be the luckiest cat in california. found on an orange county highway, she will be up for adoption. >> she was found up curled up in the center divider on i-5. they originally thought she was dead but they found out she was just really scared and really hurt.

the veterinarian checked her over and they expect her to make a full recovery. at the mission viejo animal shelter says she will be put up for adoption as she is fully healed. >> she has eight lives left now. spending christmas in the hospital is not fun. so, santa visited children hospital. for some kids, this was their first time meeting santa claus. st. nicholas once kids to know they are not forgotten. coming up next, we hear some of the good things that people are doing to make life in the bay area better. >> we are expecting very pleasant weather. >> picture-perfect. it looks pretty good. 50s and partly cloudy skies.

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