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seahawks. and that's resulting in some pretty embarrassing bets over the years. >> the worst one for me was when i had to get a perm. >> we just learned what they're wagering this weekend. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hello, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara donchey tonight. the last 28 hours have been pretty intense in one contra costa county neighborhood. they've been ordered to shelter in place two nights in a row in an ordeal raising questions about how police are handling a barricaded suspect. the man has been holed up inside his pleasant hill home since 7:00 last night when police say he shot and wounded his wife. she'll be okay, her injuries were minor. a swat team sat outside the house until 2:00 a.m. trying to convince him to come out. then, they left and

let him be. police said at the time they didn't believe he was a threat, and when we checked out the neighborhood earlier this evening, it was practically empty without police around. well, now the swat team is back, and they've locked the neighborhood down again. our andrea nakano is live in that very neighborhood right now. she's been talking to neighbors and people there, and what are you seeing right now, andrea? >> reporter: well, we started noticing some slight changes to the traffic patterns in the sherman acres neighborhood around 5:30 tonight. cars stopped coming in all together as the monument boulevard intersection over there is now closed. the shelter in place order has been issued, and it's been very quiet in this neighborhood for several hours here in front of the suspect's home. now, across monument boulevard at a nearby shopping center, officers and swat teams from several agencies were setting up their operations there. the gunman is allegedly a retired detective from the

pittsburgh police department. authorities have been monitoring his social media account and responding to posts saying they want to help him. now, he has been frequently posting on social media during the last 24 hours. some posts led officers to believe he might be suicidal. now, this is the scene in front of his house. it was fairly quiet all night. a few neighbors came out wondering what was going on. the biggest question, though, with the people here, is why did officers walk away from the suspect's home last night? according to a social media post from the pleasant hill police department, they wanted a cooling off period, and didn't believe the suspect was a danger to the community. well, the neighbors we spoke to weren't very comfortable with officers just walking away, and many didn't even know that had happened. >> are you sure he's still in the house. >> reporter: i am sure on that, yes. >> well, that makes me scared while i'm walking. how can they let it stay inside, the person?

he could shoot anybody? >> reporter: as for the road conditions in the area, monument boulevard remains closed at 680, and even the off ramp is closed at this hour. many in this neighborhood are hoping for a peaceful and quick resolution to this situation. back to you. >> yeah, as you were saying, i mean, this is night two of this. it's a busy area there. so we're going on 28 hours. you've been there all evening. have you seen any movement or anything inside the home? >> reporter: no, we have not seen any movement inside the home. the suspect has not posted on social media for several hours now. we don't know what's going on, if they've had any sort of communication with the suspect inside his home, but there has not been any movement here. the residents are having a hard time because they have been able to walk across monument boulevard and kind of sneak cki but there's one mother that we met earlier tonight. she needed

formula for her baby, so they got someone out, but then they had to try and sneak someone back in. there are some residents here that are really hoping that this situation ends soon, and at this moment we don't know what's going on in the suspect inside his home. >> we can only hope for a peaceful resolution to get these neighbors safe tonight and get whoever needs the formula that product as well. andrea, thank you so much. appreciate it. we want to move on to another suspect. you can see right here a shelter in place order just lifted in berkeley's claremont neighborhood after two people were stabbed. police aring -- are looking for this suspect that might be armed two people were stabbed, we have no update on their conditions. here's a picture of the suspect again. officers are warning people not to approach him, and to instead call 911 if you see

him. he was last seen wearing dark pants and a red or brown hoodie with a hat and a large backpack. police say a delivery driver was carjacked this afternoon. the driver had had stopped to take a break on arlington avenue. that's when a person armed with a hand gun approached the driver and swiped the delivery van. this san francisco cvs is not remodeling despite the truck load of debris outside. police say a group of thieves rammed a truck right into the store front to snatch an atm. so the store is in the outer richmond district on 32nd after. police say it was closed when the thieves busted in. now the store front is all boarded up. at last check, no one has been arrested. thieves used this same tactic in october when they rammed a truck into the union square dior boutique.

the impact broke the security fence, and thieves made off with merchandise. in san francisco, dozens of legal street vendors banned from selling their goods marched from the mission district to city hall today. they say the 90 day ban is threatening their livelihoods. [ chanting ] >> so the vendors are asking the city to let them sell goods on the street during the crucial holiday season. they say since the ban took effect nearly two weeks ago, they're struggling to make ends meet, and feel unfairly punished. >> we are not part of the problem. we are part of the solution. we are willing to work with the city. we are willing to work with anyone in any way. >> the city offered some financial help for legal vendors. a one-time pay out of a thousand dollars. but some vendors say they'll be right back in that same position when that money runs out. the city also opened two

indoor locations for legitimate vendors to sell their goods, but when we last visited on what should be a busy sunday, there were very few vendors and no shoppers. in fact, vendors say they were lucky to even make ten bucks that day. some vendors are going rogue, setting up tents on the sidewalk of 24th street. we'll see if the city cracks down on this new market. the chronically understaffed oakland police department just got a big boost. we're talking 22 new recruits. the officers graduated today to plenty of fanfare. the 192nd recruit academy celebrated at the packed scottish rite center. the department now has 724 officers total. keep in mind, they've not had a permanent police chief for about ten months now, and there's no word on the city on how close they

are to even picking one. a few weeks ago, the oakland police commission put together a short list of 18 candidates, including the fired oakland chief armstrong and retired antioch police chief steven ford. check your weapons at the door. in this case we're talking about your rocket launcher. the unusual resort of a bay area gun buyback. plus. >> your job is to take this company in a new direction. >> yeah, it is. it is a huge challenge, right? >> from coal to clean energy, the renewable power experiment happening right now in one of the harshest climates on earth. our temperatures will be a bit on the chilly side as well tonight, with clear skies overhead. nothing to hold any warmth near ground level. but we'll warm up nicely. pretty nice weekend in store for us. details coming up in the first alert forecast. and the 49ers took care of the seahawks just two weeks ago, but games against seattle

are never predictable. this time around, the hawks are getting some top notch info from one of pete carroll's most trusted advisors. and last month we met this couple that makes their 49ers and seahawks marriage work by making bet. we found out the wager for this sunday, and let's just say we wouldn't want to lose this one. and a dose of pure cuteness to start your weekend. the orphan cubs well

so people brought hubs of weapons to a gun buyback in the bay area, and in fact someone actually turned in a rocket launcher. kind of an odd item to have laying around your home. people also surrendered 20 ghost guns and a sawed off shot gun. the city and county had paid out over $40,000 to get more than 400 weapons off the streets. now, there are two more gun buybacks tomorrow. one in san francisco at the united headquarters. another in belmont on harvard boulevard. countries around the world are trying to move away from fossil fuels, and the harsher the climate, the tougher that can be. tonight we go to norway. it's the northern most community in the world. it's also the fastest warming place on the globe. but it turns out the arctic is presenting some

unique opportunities to put renewable technology to the test. >> reporter: just about everywhere you go here, it's a tradition to take off your shoes. it helps keep the inside spaces clean. >> it's kind of a nice tradition actually. >> reporter: it's also a tradition because it's been a coal mining community for the last 100 years, and coal is a dirty business. burning coal warms the planet, contributing to the very problem this community now faces. but not for much longer. it's last coal mine is closing by order of the norwegian government. and the people here have ambitious plans to transition to renewable energy while helping other arctic communities do that too, including in alaska. >> most of them are getting their energy from fossil fuels these days, so we have a large potential. >> reporter: heidi is the ceo

of the local mining company leading that transition away from coal. we met in one of the company's old mines. your job is to take this company in a new direction, huh? >> yeah, it is. it is a huge challenge, right, to try and transform the energy production in the whole arctic from fossil to renewable. >> reporter: sounds like a great idea, but heidi is telling me the reliability of solar and wind power in the arctic is still an unknown. >> we don't have a lot of experience of how it can handle the rough climate and weather conditions that we have up here. so we have a job to verify the technology in the arctic climate. >> reporter: in an even more report part is the northern most solar park in the world. it's getting great results in the summer when the sun shines 24 hours a day, but surprisingly also in spring.

turns out solar panels can capture light from the sun and light that reflects off the snow. and when there's too much power, it can be stored for several hours in industrial batteries like these. in the united states, we're on a similar path. since 2019, we now get more of our energy from renewable sources than we do from coal. here they've stopped burning coal all together. in a celebration in october, the coal plant switched over to diesel, which is cleaner. >> so how are we doing here? well, government data from 2022 shows 46% of the power produced in california comes from renewable energy. that ranks our state fifth in the nation. all right, from that we go to our renewable weather. >> you might think we'd be

higher on that list for as many solar panels and wind farms we have. but there are other states that do a lot of wind energy. like iowa and oklahoma. florida has a ton of solar. >> we need to catch up. >> we're in the top five, so that's a good thing. let's just keep going. >> so you were saying earlier you're thinking seven of eight days we may see the rain kind of down the road. >> it is way down the road. in the short term nice weather for the weekend. whatever you want to do outside. >> do it. >> just be outside. it will be fine. a little chilly tonight because we have clear skies over the bay area, including over downtown san francisco as we look out from the mark hopkins hotel. here's what to know over the next few days. clear and chilly, even flat out cold in a few locations by early tomorrow morning. but high temperatures are going to warm up to near average over the next few days. it's going to be dry this weekend. some passing clouds overhead, especially on sunday. just filtering the sunshine. the

next rain chance doesn't approach until the end of next week at the earliest. rain chances next week, you can see we're way down the line here. maybe friday night, maybe saturday more likely saturday night. some of the latest forecast model data pushes that back into the following week, the last full week before christmas. a lot of uncertainty at this point because it's down the line which is beyond the trend forecast. just a pattern recognition for forecasters. is it a favorable set up for a chance of rain to approach our corner of the west coast? that's something we'll focus on plenty over the next several days. hopefully the details come into better focus during the time frames that are a little closer to that rain arriving. different perspective. looking east from salesforce tower. clear skies. temperatures dropping quickly, except in san francisco. still 53 degrees. everyone else dipping into the 40s. low 40s most spots. still 48 in san jose. but lows tonight are going to be cold. dropping all the way down into the mid to

upper 30s for most inland spots with low 40s around the bay. now, temperatures are going to be chilliest in the north bay valleys, around freezing near santa rosa and petaluma. but in those spots, temperatures will city warm up nicely throughout the day. take a look at forecast high temperatures for tomorrow. we start with the north bay. up to 62 in santa rosa. 30-degree warm up from where you begin the day. temperatures mostly going to be a mix of upper 50s and low 60s. 60 degrees in san francisco. just above 60 in oakland. temperatures inland east bay, maybe a little cooler. upper 50s by tomorrow afternoon. low 60s into redwood city. half moon bay falling just short of 60 degrees, but average highs are in the upper 50s and low 60s. and that's where we're going to be tomorrow. up to 63 degrees for a high temperature in san jose and morgan hill. those will be the warm spots on the map by tomorrow afternoon. let's look at the forecast as we look ahead to sunday. there's a football game happening in santa clara. the

49ers taking on the seahawks. matt will have more on that momentarily. weather looks great. some passing clouds. just filtering the sun. chilly for the early tailgaters, but temperatures around 60 at kickoff, and temperatures warm into the low 60s throughout the course of the afternoon. no need to layer up too much. let's look at the seven-day. we start with inland parts of the bay area where temperatures will warm up just a little bit by early next week. monday and tuesday looking like the warmest days in the seven-day forecast, and we're not talking about december heat wave or anything close. but temperatures running five or six degrees above average. we'll take that while it's here. temperatures are not going to be impacted by the cloud cover much. nearly identical highs saturday and sunday. friday's cloud cover is the beginning signs of the more unsettled weather pattern that will eventually head our way. it's just a matter of when the next rain chance is going to arrive in the bay area. just enjoy the dry weekend while it's here. looks like we'll be dry for most of next week as well. >> all right, paul, thank you.

so we're just going to say it. the chp was on paw patrol today. officer lugo was heading down 880 in oakland when she saw this guy running around in the lanes near 66th avenue. so she scooped him up, gave him a ride to the shelter where hopefully he found his forever family. look at that face. all right, we also have an update on two orphaned mountain lions rescue on the peninsula last month. it looks like maple and willow are getting stronger and stronger by the day. their keepers at the oakland zoo say the sisters keep gaining weight and are learning to climb and like people. they also enjoy the luxury of regular feeds and warm padded places to sleep. well, they call it the silent night. why this college basketball crowd can't make a sound until their team does something very specific. matt? one of my favorite things

ever. and the 49ers could take a big step toward the playoffs with a win >> 3, 2, 1 [ cheers and applause ] look at that, winterfest back this weekend at salesforce park in san francisco. it kicked off tonight with the official lighting along with live music and dancing. the holiday spirit. you know, santa-con is tomorrow. >> santa-con's tomorrow! i might partake! i might partake. >> i asked him if he'd take some pictures, he said no, no cameras allowed at this one. >> if i see santa, i'll tell

him something about the warriors. they started a tough three-game road trip, and it's not great. started off in oklahoma city. golden state has already seen the thunder three times this year. all tight contests. friday no different. tie game with seconds left. steph curry, step back, looked like the dagger. but once more chance for the thunder. the warriors elect to foul, up three, usually a good news. but second look, looked like a fair call. so okc sink all their free throws. two minutes to go in overtime, curry's pass intercepted. isaiah can't knock it down from the corner, but chet is there for the offensive board and put back. thunder win 138-136. the warriors are now 10 and 12. far too many turnovers for golden state.

they gave it away 29 times, the most turnovers in the steve kerr era that was previously 27. the warriors set a franchise record for most turnovers since february of 2002. there was some good. they had seven players in double figures, led by steph with 34. and another big game from jonathan coming off the bench. he ended up in the closing line up, and deservedly so. he played a season high 29 minutes. the 49ers might be the hottest team in the nfl entering week 14. they're riding four straight wins into the game against the seahawks on sunday. with a win in this game, and a loss from the packers or vikings, the niners can punch a ticket to the playoffs. but the 49ers have won their last four meetings against seattle, including the 41-13 win on thanksgiving. at 13 point home favorites, all signs indicate the niners will make it five in a row on

sunday. even pete carroll's friend will ferrell didn't have much confidence in the hawks. >> reporter: what are you saying to the seahawks? >> i say guys, we're going to punt on 3rd down every series, and we're not going to control the ball. let's not worry about it. i don't know what you do about the 49ers, right? what do you do? i mean -- >> they're loaded. >> they're loaded! >> even will ferrell is agreeing that the niners are just going to cruise in this game. >> i had to do a second take, he's very casual. >> kind of looks like santa. >> he might be doing some sort of movie, i don't know. okay, so i haven't seen this before. it's holiday season. we're going to talk about the silent knights. i know you love seeing that. it's a tradition at taylor university in indiana. here's what happens. the friday before

finals week, students dress in wild costumes and stay dead silent until stands until the home team score their tenth point of the game. then take a look. >> this place is ready to explode at the next three point basket. near side, webb, tries to break the silence. [ cheering ] >> now, matt, they actually just clearly stopped game for how long? >> the referees are like what are we doing here? >> so the crowd obviously goes wild with the tenth point. taylor won once play resumed, and they got to hear it from fans in a unique way singing silent night is another part of the tradition. i love that. now a different holiday tradition in the bay area. the annual community pasada in redwood city. local businesses

offered items for sale as kids visited with santa. the school says a few of their families are dealing with housing insecurity right now. funds raised tonight will go right back to them. and if you'd like to help neighbors in need this holiday season, just scan the qr code on the screen to donate to our food for bay area families drive. it's right there on the right of your screen. you can also volunteer your time to places like the food bank of contra costa and solano. they hold about 70 distributions every week. >> when you make a donation to our food bank, it's an investment in the community. you're investing in future teachers, future construction workers, investing in future leaders. >> every dollar raised buys two meals. again, just scan the code on your screen or go to kpix.com/give. all right, she loves the ninners, he loves the seahawks.

somehow they still love each other through all the humiliations of the 18 years of rivalry bets. we'll tell you what the last month we met a couple from washington, we didn't meet them personally, but we profiled them. >> i feel like we know them. >> but they fell in love despite a potentially deal breaking difference. he's a

seahawks fan. she's faithful to the 49ers. they're faithful to each other. here we go. the past 18 years, jason and jen have been making their marriage work by making bets. last month jason had to stand out for hours on a seattle street corner wearing a sandwich board saying i lost a bet to my wife. they've gotten each other good over the years from tattoos to hair dos. >> it's much bigger than i anticipated, but it's well done, and colorful, and only shows up when i'm wearing shorts. >> the worst for me was probably when i had to get a perm. it took like three years to get fully out of my hair. it was terrible. >> we have new intel. we found out what they're wagering this sunday for the rematch in santa clara. exclusive information. the winner gets to change the lyrics to the 12 days of christmas to reflect the rivalry. the loser has to sing it on facebook live and tiktok

wearing whatever the winner wants. so jen is pretty confident she'll be the lyricist. she said it's not much of a rivalry at this point. >> the 49ers are 13 points favorites. i think they need to even the bet out a bit to make it not that bad. >> that's what they're going to do. stay tuned. >> and that song is eternal. >> she had the perm for three ars, though.