f0 from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. now at 11:00, a big day for the 49ers as their march towards the super bowl looks like it may go through santa clara. one street in oakland is taking the term nosey neighbor to a new level. how they're coming together to fight rising crime. >> i think our biggest defense is unity with your neighbors. plus, recent violence at santa rosa schools has the district making changes. what they're doing and when you can weigh in on the plan. thank you for joining us at 11:00. i'm andrea nakano. it

was a big day for the 49ers. there were two games san francisco was happy about on sunday. vern glenn has the details on the first one. >> the 49ers finished off a season sweep of the seahawks on sunday. then watched philadelphia lose to dallas. that moves san francisco into the number 1 seed in the nfc. the 28-16 victory was the 49ers fifth win in a row. they had over 500 yards of offense with brock purdy throwing for a career high of 368. samuel and mccaffery each went over the century mark, and the defense force turnovers, but still they weren't satisfied. >> i think there were some things that were a little sloppy. we were just a little inconsistent throughout the day. but guys made a ton of plays. it wasn't perfect football by any means, but our only goal is to get a win, and we found a way to do it.

>> getting 500 yards of offense is good, but the game didn't feel as dominant as it probably looked on the stat sheet. felt real sloppy on the offense every now and then. we left a lot of meat on the bone. >> well, we won't leave any meat on the bone from sunday's win coming up on game day at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks, vern. the 49er faithful are celebrating tonight after getting the win. as odd as this may sound, many gathered to cheer on their bitter rival the dallas cowboys. betty yu was at a bar in sunnyvale flooded with 49er fans for a game they weren't playing in. >> reporter: after the niners beat the seahawks earlier in the day, faithful fans celebrated yet another win of sorts inside this sunnyvale bar. life long 49ers fan and sunnyvale resident jason found

an unlikely alliance with cowboys fans sunday evening. 49er fans needed dallas to beat the philadelphia eagles for the team to move to the top spot in the nfc. you need to root for the cowboys? what's that like? >> it's tough. but in the long run, when it comes down to it, we want home field advantage throughout the playoffs. so sometimes you have to bite the bullet and root for a team you really don't want to. >> reporter: if just for one night, the two rival fan bases were friendly at the stadium sports bar. the cowboys cruised to a 33-13 victory. >> everything is starting to fill in. like tetrisful everything is filling in the way you want it to. >> reporter: how do you feel about rooting for the cowboys? >> we didn't really root for them, but it was positive for us. >> reporter: and cowboys fans embraced it. how did it feel to have the niners support? >> it was cool. it was great. they all bought me drinks

because they were winning. tomorrow they'll hate each other. >> reporter: from tailgating in the parking lot to the stands, you could feel the energy among the faithful at levi stadium. >> i missed maybe three games in 25 years. i was born a niner fan. i was born in san francisco. team of the 80s. i was there for that. so this is an amazing moment right now. >> oh, i'm feeling awesome. i'm feeling great. i'm feeling immaculate. i feel like we're ready to take over the world. let's go! >> reporter: the high from the niners game lasted through the night. we still have four weeks to go, but you sound very confident. >> yeah, i'm very confident. i called it earlier in the year that they would make the super bowl. i didn't say they would win, but i feel they'll make the super bowl. >> reporter: and after today? >> a lot more. we might win the whole thing. >> fans also sharing their enthusiasm on social media. one fan saying they've never believed in the team more. and

remember, as vern just mentioned, he'll have much more on the game and the race to the playoffs coming up on game day. turning now to other news, santa rosa's superintendent is teaming up with the city's police department to bring extra security to school campuses through the end of the year. an officer will be stationed at each santa rosa high school for the next two weeks leading up to winter break. officers will also routinely check in with each middle school campus. the board of education will be talking about school safety at their meeting on wednesday. there will be a chance for public comment. now, this comes after a montgomery high school freshman was stabbed to death in a classroom fight this past march. and nearly two weeks ago, a stabbing at santa rosa high school landed a 14-year-old in the hospital. last week, a fight at a santa rosa middle school ended in one student brandishing a knife. a live look at oakland where people living in the city's laurel district say there have been several home

burglaries and violent assaults. the latest victim happened to be the neighborhood watch block captain. da lin shows us how she's responding by uniting neighbors to keep each other safe. >> reporter: this part of laurel district is typically pretty safe, but neighbors say in the last six months, they've experienced a big increase in burglaries and violence. the action of burglars was frightening. the response from neighbors has been heartwarming. let's go back to thursday morning around 11:30. surveillance footage shows two masked men with hoods walking up to this house. >> came out to the dining room, and someones jumping up in the window. i just said oh, no, like you're not going to do that. >> reporter: the two burglars saw ann and ran down the stairs to a waiting car. >> i don't get scared, i get mad. >> reporter: she came out of her house and got the license plate. she called 911. but

because they had already left, it was no longer a crime in progress. she says police never came. she found out at the time same car and burglar successfully broke into a neighbor's house a short time later. >> it is daunting that you know somebody consider ready to break in, and nobody will come out. >> reporter: neighbors say that due to the shortage of police, they feel helpless and on their own. many neighbors on georgia street have experienced crime in recent months, including this october shooting. the people inside a black car fired 17 shots at a white car that was driving away. also in october, a man shoved a uc berkeley student in front of her house, took her purse, and drove off with her car. >> already this year, two doors get broken and they come in and search my house. >> we're going to try to all get motion lights. >> reporter: the neighbors have been working together, and on sunday morning met again at

ann's house following the attempted break in. >> it's a good idea to have your neighbors like in front of you next door on speed dial. >> we recognize that the best way to address this is to partner with each other, to look out for each other. >> reporter: cameras, gates, and communicating via what's app. but they say no amount of technology can beat eyes and ears. >> i think our biggest defense is unity with our neighbors and talking. >> reporter: oakland police say violent crime is up 21% this year compared to last. neighbors admit it will be a big challenge for them. they also talked about hiring private security guards to patrol their street. it will be an ongoing topic for them. it is the fourth night of hanukkah, and community members in san jose gathered for the city's menorah lighting event. the night included music, dancing, and some special speakers, all with san jose police standing by providing heightened security amid fears prompted by rising antisemitism

nationwide. and the mayor took the stage spreading the word of kindness and love. >> may san jose be a light for the world, as a city that is diverse and united, and in which we come together in peaceful coexistence to build a better future for all of our children. i hope you have a very happy hanukkah. >> across the u.s., officials are increasing security as jewish communities celebrate hanukkah. antisemitic incidents have surged more than 300% nationwide since hamas' october 7th attack. an oakland cafe confirmed to us they are temporarily closed after controversy the past few days relating to anti-israeli graffiti in the bathroom. tonight a group of former employees are speaking out on instagram. they say the graffiti was in the bathroom for two months, and a manager had asked the owner to take it down due to harassment. they say three employees were fired

and three others have resigned. farley's has only said the employees involved no longer work there without commenting how they left. we reached out to the owners to get reaction to the former employee's statement. we have not heard back. they've had to disable comments on social media due to threats, and yelp has a pop up message on the cafe's page that reads in part, we've temporarily disabled the posting of content to this page as we work to investigate whether the content you see here reflects actual customer experiences. no word on when the cafe will potentially reopen. coming up, we're getting a look at the destruction following a tornado in tennessee. plus, a fire growing in southern california. we have the latest on the evacuations. and back here at home in the first alert forecast, we're going the start taking a look at the next chance for rain. it's going to be a couple of days until it gets here. we're really talking about next

weekend. but we're starting to get some clarity on the chance of rain there and maybe more in the long term, like around christmas. that's coming up in the forecast next. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity.

emergency crews in tennessee are picking up the

pieces today after a pair of tornadoes ripped through two communities north of nashville killing at least six people and injuring dozens. the tornadoes were part of a larger weather outbreak with two dozen tornado reports across multiple states. as for tennessee, tens of thousands remain without power as temperatures are expected to dip below freezing tonight. at least 25 are displaced after their homes collapsed. >> we got down to the basement just in time. within less than five minutes, we shut the door, and everything began to rip apart. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was frightening. >> a total of 82 american lives have been claimed by tornadoes this year. it's the worst year for tornadoes in over a decade with tennessee among the hardest hit states just behind mississippi. in southern california's ventura county, the south fire is now 50% contained. firefighters will work overnight to knock down the

flames. most of the evacuations have been lifted. the fire broke out yesterday morning, burning along the ridge line of south mountain. there's been no reported injuries and no homes burned. darren peck is joining us now. we're kind of looking ahead to maybe some rain later in the week. but there's something else we need to watch out for. >> we need some rain in this state. and we are going to get there. but i want to talk about the fog, which i think is what you were mentioning. because that's coming first. it's coming on tuesday, and considering what we went through last week with the fog, which was pretty intense, it already looks like a somewhat similar set up. not for monday. monday looks fine. but we'll watch the futurecast and visualize the fog on tuesday in two different ways. watch what happens tuesday morning. can you see that? different kind of cloud on that. that's the fog filling the central valley. i'll bring up the opacity a little more and zoom into the bay. it's contouring into the valleys. this is going to be

fog. it's that time of year where, when this stuff develops, it's fairly low to the ground. here's another way to kind of forecast this. using the actual visibility numbers, remember these numbers are telling you how far down you'll be able to see the road in miles. if it goes down below a mile, you'll have some difficulty seeing. we're seeing a lot of 0.5s and 0.4s. that's tuesday morning. so early heads up. we could be in for a little more of that on tuesday. doesn't look like it will last too long, but just a heads up. let's look ahead now. there's a chance of rain for next weekend, and this one will be a very familiar pattern. watch the storm develop out here, right back there. that's ours. not this leading line. that gets us to wednesday. we'll switch, it gets a littleless detailed, but watch what happens to our storm. it digs a deep trough, gets caught off from the storm track, and sits out there and spins for a few

day. let's just watch friday and saturday for the cut off low. we've had several of these already this winter. incredibly difficult to forecast the details and timing. we'll look at this what would be the most responsible way, and typically the most accurate way is to use ensemble models. saturday it maybe rains a little. but we'll go to sunday now. we add a little more. so you're going to see rain in the seven-day forecast on sunday. i could keep going here. monday we get a little more, tuesday we get a little more. that's too far down the road. that's not this tuesday, it's next tuesday. so start thinking about the chance of a return to rain by next saturday. and to talk about the much longer term, christmas week, we are starting to see a pretty strong signal in the long range forecast out to two

weeks that the storm track will start reorienting in a favorable way to bring us rain. here's the cut off low. the storm track is doing the loop around it. that's kind of what this whole winter has been like so far. it's been very wavy. watch it change. we'll let it play through to the last week of december, and now you have a straight line that's coming across the pacific. that's a very strong jet stream, and a very well organized storm track. and that's what it looks like when el nino starts reorienting the storm track in the winter. and the timing on that looks like as we head into christmas week. it's not a specific forecast for exact storm location or rain, but it's definitely a very strong heads up from a lot of the forecast models out that far that we'll likely start to see a more active pattern towards christmas. or at least that week. maybe a little before. much more on that as we get closer too it. all right, seven-day forecast shows you

that rain showing up sunday. saturday you have a chance. remember there's still the technicality of maybe a few showers on saturday. maybe a little more on sunday. this system is going to be tricky. it will be interesting to watch. we'll have much more as we get closer to it. back to you. >> darren, those cut off lows, right? still ahead, a teen in the north bay hoping his christmas cookies will bring cheer to needy families this christmas. we'll tell you about his big goal, and ho test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test

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all throughout the holiday season, cbs news bay area is partnering with local food banks to support bay area families in need. in the south bay, 500,000 people a month in san mateo and santa clara counties receive food from second harvest. volunteers at second harvest and silicon valley are boxing up all those fresh fruits and vegetables ready to be delivered to those families. and for this holiday season, the food bank says they are seeing a record level of need for food assistance this year. >> so many of our neighbors are really feeling the pinch between the high cost of living here, price increases on things like food, and many of e

government supports people received during the pandemic are long gone now. >> to learn how you can donate food or money and volunteer your time, use the qr code on the screen or head to kpix.com/give. for every dollar raised, a bay area family will receive two meals. now to the north bay and a story about the true meaning of christmas. a young man in santa rosa has been holding holiday fundraisers for ten years now, and has now set a very ambitious goal that defies people's expectations. >> reporter: here's the story. a kid decided to raise $10,000 over two weekends selling cookies from his front yard. it may sound like a half baked idea, but actually, it's baked to perfection. first, the

cookies. the sugar and spice molasses cookies come from amy myers who won a baking contest with the local newspaper with them. >> they're the epitome of christmas. >> reporter: and that brings us to her son, 16-year-old cannon myers, who's also the epitome of christmas. for the last ten years, he's been using the cookies and hot cider to attract people to a fundraiser for his annual secret santa effort. when he reads the simple wishes of people in need, it brings out the st. nick in him. >> i can't get them one, i must get like two. >> reporter: so you're a pretty generous gift giver? >> yeah. >> reporter: you don't go cheap? >> no, i go big or go home. >> reporter: so this year, his tenth year, cannon set the goal of raisings $10,000, even though last year he only raised a little over 4,000. even his father had his doubts. >> knowing where we were at last year, i was like ooh, okay, that's a big ask. are you

sure that's the number you want to do? >> reporter: but people have been underestimating cannon his whole life. he was born with an extremely rare genetic disorder that makes some people doubt his potential. but with lines forming to donate to his cause, you realize he's capable of anything, including inspiring others. >> it makes you feel like you want to help other people before yourself and put them before you. >> look how many people showed up and are just happy and smiling, and that's what it should be about. >> so when i'm not out here cooking, i'm cooking. >> reporter: so you actually made the cookies? >> yes. >> reporter: are they pretty good? >> yeah. >> reporter: are they worth the money? are they worth $10,000? >> yes, it will be worth $10,000! >> reporter: the whole thing has made him a bit of a local celebrity. somebody here said that you're famous now. do you

think you're famous because of in? >> yes, yeah! >> reporter: is fame hard to live with or are you enjoying it? >> both. i like it and not. >> reporter: cannon handles the burden of fame well, even as he makes everyone around him re-evaluate what more they could be doing. >> i think for sure there's a lesson in that for everybody. you don't ever settle. you can do a lot more than what you think you can do. >> reporter: the fundraiser in santa rosa continues next weekend. cannon says he's already three quarters of the way to his goal. but if he gets more than 10,000, that's great. he'll just have to go big because he's already home. >> and if you would like to help cannon, we have information on kpix.com. and if you want to try one of his cookies, he'll be at his home on spencer avenue in santa rosa next saturday and sunday. his parents told us it was okay to

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welcome back. a new number one movie at the box office this weekend. david daniel has a breakdown. >> i just want their wishes to have a chance. >> reporter: wish held on to fifth place adding $5.3 million. $6.2 million kept

trolls band together at number 4. godzilla held strong in third place with $8.3 million. >> lucy gray won't survive a minute inside that arena. >> reporter: the hunger games the ballad and song birds and snakes took second place for the second straight weekend, earning $9.4 million. it's at 136 million domestic. >> what exactly are you? >> reporter: the boy and the heron, the first film in ten years from japanese animation master premiered at number 1. >> we are musical, magical radicals, no smallers in our names only capitals. it's unbelievable, unconceivable that we'll ever be defeated. impossible. tonight on cbs, a star studded line up of hip hop legends

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finally tonight, a special birthday for a chimp at the san francisco zoo. he turned 33 today. michael celebrated with some of his favorite foods. so delicious. >> his name is michael? >> michael. >> happy birthday. >> thanks for joining us. good night.

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this is the bay area chevy dealers "gameday" on cbs news bay area. yeah, the cowboys did the 49ers a huge favor tonight by beating the eagles 30-13. that gave the nfc's number one seed to san francisco. they control their destiny now for a first round bye and home field advantage in the playoffs on december 10th. 49ers have joined the double digit wins club and are on the brink of back-to-back division titles the first time since 2011/2012 and why not? do it against the 9ers biggeivthe second time in three weeks. seattle quarterback geno smith was ruled out with a groin injury an hour before the game, so backup drew lock got the start for seattle. the 9ers got the ball first and on the