i'm adriana diaz in washington. good night.tandoff in a contra costa home ends in an arrest. now the community is asking why it took so long to bring him into custody. >>> a security guard shot and killed on the job in oakland. an emotional tribute from his daughter and the people who knew him. >>> and plus a big clean up effort from community members in the east bay. live from the cbs news bay area studios in san francisco, i'm andrea nakano, brian has the night off. a pittsburg detective is under arrest after a three-day standoff. the standoff ended this morning when the suspect surrendered to a s.w.a.t. team, but the police chief is now facing some tough questions today about why in the midst of the siege, he pulled his officers away from the scene, leaving an armed suicidal suspect alone for 18 hours. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: the man had already shot his wife and ended up shooting multiple rounds at a police s.w.a.t. team. so neighbors are wondering how police consider him not to be a threat to the public. on

. >>> this is the cbs weekend news from washington with adriana diaz. >> good evening. tonight, a new warning for israel from the united states. defense secretary lloyd austin says israel must protect gaza civilian population or ricks driving them into quote the arms of the enemy. today, israel intensified its airstrikes on the palestinian territory. and health officials said the death toll there now tops 15,000. in his first public comments since the end of the temporary cease-fire, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said troops are preparing for quote total victory. chris is in tel aviv and leads us off. >> reporter: good evening. that broken cease-fire means palestinian prisoners are no longer being exchanged for the hostages leaving the families in a state of dread over their fate in the next stage of this war. today marks eight weeks since hamas kidnapped some 240 hostages including the bevis family. this week, they claimed 4-year-old ariel bevis and the mother were all killed by an israeli air strike and released a video of the father we're not showing because he m

with adriana diaz. >> good evening. on the ninth day before christmas, major storm systems threaten both coasts and could make a mess of holiday plans. tonight a big storm is making its way from florida to new jersey. 37 million people will be under storm warnings and watches. places like myrtle beach are bracing for what comes next. molly mccollum has the forecast. >> good evening, it is active in the west right now with several rounds of moisture slamming into the west coast. so far this season, a lot of the atmospheric rivers have been pointed at the pacific northwest. but now we're bringing in a lot of california and even upwards of a foot of snow potentially falling in the sierra. great for ski resort ts, right? but we're going to watch several waves of moisture moving in. now bringing southern california, los angeles, all the way to san diego. this is the season for atmospheric rivers but the offseason for hurricane hunters. they're busy flying into a gulf low that will impact florida tonight, nocturnal tornados a

. >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. adriana is off. i'm robert costa in washington. the holidays are here. around 115 million are packing up suitcases and are headed on their christmas and new year's travels. today was forecast to be the busiest travel day. this is flight aware showing hundreds of aircraft heading to every corner of the country and beyond. wegt caused travel disruptions have been few, but consider it the calm before the storm because across country wegt system could soon cause travel headaches. we'll have the forecast in a moment. first, let's check in we lease preston at los angeles national airport. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. the weather isn't grounding many flights today, but with so many people traveling, families arrived to airports hours before takeoff to avoid travel-related stress. tonight, millions of americans are on the move, making the dash to family and friends for the holidays just in the nick of time. how would you describe the traffic? >> crazy. >> reporter: the numb