37 years ago this friday. two 16 year-old cousins from fremont were kild. the case went cold until now. the family has answer thanks to detectives and dna testing. >> they would have been 53 years old today. they were both killed in 1982. their killer has been identified. >> mary jane met up with her cousin as he was ending his shift. they walked along north able street and stopped at this store to buy food. they continued to walk northbound that's where they were last seen. 250 hours of advanced testing done at two labs. led them to suspect who was 31 years old at the time.

a disabled former employee of a fiberglass company. >> they didn't know each other. at all. based on family and friends there's no connection with the suspect and victims. maybe that's why a case goes cold. >> jeffreys body was discovered around 6:00 a.m. at the intersection. about two and a half hours later police got another call a body found near this intersection. at the type of the crime this area was very rural. no witnesses saw or heard anything. >> this is where her body has been discovered. she had sexually assaulted. suspect lived nearby his body was exhumed to obtain dna samples. he died in 1999. that means the families will never see a trial or conviction. >> they're going through grief. after 37 years they're readdressing the hurt and pain.

they're very appreciative that we have never stopped looking for the killers in the case. >> residents are relieved dna helped solve this crime. >> it's going to to stop a lot of crime. knowing they will get caught. the's no way out of it. somehow some way yu leave something behind. >> fremont police say the same m technology helped them solve the 1990 killing of jack. his vehicle was stolen during the crime. it was found 350 miles away in thousand oaks. blood found inside the apartment as well as his car matched an unknown suspect. the technology was able to crack the case and led police to russell living in arizona. he was arrested and charged with the killing. >> odor caused a medical emergency today in san francisco. the plaza apartment was evacuated after the fire department says five people complained about eye irritation. one person taken to the

hospital. at howard and sixth street. crews say the odor was not gas. but not clear exactly what it was. >> all right. the forecast. the rain is is coming back. >> oh wow. >> a nice shot of the sunset. spectacular view. news weather anchor. >> despite that beautiful view rain is on the way. developing offshore. likely a spot or two of drizzle may hit the bay area before the rest of the moisture arives. this has been the pattern over the last few hours the storm ranks 1 on the impact scale. light intensity. late tonight and tomorrow we expect light to moderate rain. chance of isolated thunderstorm or two. totals range widely a tenth of an inch to maybe three quarters.

notice late tonight and over night we'll see the rain moving on shore. fairly widespread. the north bay will probably get most of the rainfall. it will be a wet morning commute tomorrow. the storm will break up a bit and taper off into the afternoon and evening. a further look into the forecast future in a few minutes. >> all right. see you then. many of the efforts to build a better bay area focus on the housing crisis. two cities are looking to make it easier to build affordable in law units. live with the details. >> they're going to be voting on a changed ordnance tonight to be in compliance with the law. you can call them in law units but the official term is accessory dwelling. and you'll see more of them likely popping up in the new year. >> it's hard to afford a home in the bay area.

one solution is making it easier to convert a garage into pa living unit that can be rented out. making money for the homeowner and providing a smaller and cheaper unit to a would be renter. passing urgency ordnances this week that will have them in compliance with state law by january 1. when it comes to adus. >> we believe part of the solution is not limiting production but allowing for production of and other units here. >> more rentals should open up statewide with no longer requiring the property owner to live on sight. the permit process in many places will be streamlined and eliminate connection fees for utility serving the adu. one of the most visible changing would be roouing the requirement for replacement parking if a garage is no longer a garage. the trade off could be more cars in driveways and residential streets. >> now this is coming down the

pike they will surge in popularity. and it will allow people to be more homeowner ship in the area. because they'll have the extra income. >> it's one way to put a dent in the affordability crisis. >> thank you. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. >> sheriffs are looking into an over night shooting that left two men dead. they found the bodies of the men as well as an injured woman. near east or chard. the woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. at this point the investigators don't know what led to the shooting. this are no out standing suspects or concern for public safety. >> long time executive director of the garlic festival is stepping down.

he's held the post for 14 years. a fresh perspective is needed. five months after a gunman shot and killed three people at the festival and wounded 17 before killing himself. the festival is facing five lawsuits alleging negligent security measures. >> report from the associated press says there will be enough votes in the house to impeach president trump. hose democrats and republicans laid out the rules for the vote on two articles of impeachment. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. senate majority leader shut down a proposal by democrats calling for key white house aids to testify during a senate trial. >> the house democrats case is deficient. this thin. the answer is not for the judge and jury to cure it in the senate. >> what is leader mcconnell afraid of? what is president trump afraid of? the truth?

the american people want the truth. >> a new poll shows americans back schumer with 71% saying trump should allow the top aids to testify. including 64% of republicans. the president sent a scathing six page letter to nancy pelosi today. protesting against the impeachment process. stay with us for more on the impeachment hearings. we'll have live coverage during tomorrow's house vote. >> a controversial navigation center on san francisco water front one step closer to opening. we'll go inside that center and talk to neighbors about concerns. >> swimming laps around the clock for lempb days. the effort from google employees to raise money for charity and break a record. >> the holiday surprise involving dozens of k

it is now official the diamond backs announcing they have signed bumgarner to a five year deal. they tweeted this pictur welcoming mad bum to arizona. a five year, $85 million contract. three time world series champ. mvp. four time all star. epic in 2014. he's been with the giants his entire career since 2007. giants fans mark april 6 on the callen tar. the diamond backs make the first visit to the bay in 2020. the giants released a statement thanking him saying he will forever be recognized as one of the greatest pitchers in the 138

year history of the giants. >> in the south bay a special opportunity for some youngsters today. we were in san jose where ice skating champion hosted a party. many of the children come from low income families and never set foot on the ice. she says it's a way for her to give back but there could be a future gold medallist out there. >> to bring them out and experience skating for the first time. and enjoy with the families. and who knows it might create a future skater. that will see compete for the u.s. >> regardless a special day. the rink is going to be open through january 3. >> the u.s. marines got a big surprise when they arrived collecting donations for their drive. take a look at this. they collected enough toys to fill 50 boxes.

and raised enough money to buy 104 bikes. the donation was so big they had to make multiple trips to haul everything away. they have been doing this 30 years now and the coordinator stressed the importance of giving back to the community. >> just makes you think about how fortunate you are. and makes you feel good you can contribute to someone els hopefully wonderful happy christmas morning. >> this is a huge boost for the less fortunate. but they are still short on gifts for ten to 13 year-old girls. >> out door swimming isn't exactly the activity you sign up for in december. there's a world record on the line. >> live in mountain view to explain. >> good afternoon. it was inspiring to spend the morning at the pool. you're watching the live stream. what viewers are saying there is they're mesmerized to watch them

swim lap after lamb. 3:00 this morning you'll see them swimming. they have been doing it december 10. until december 21. those guys are tech workers by profession. obviously driven by their passion for the sport and the charity they support. >> so we're on day seven of an 11 day swim. our toes are completely blistered up from doing flip turns. continuous swimming. one guy goes in. swims for an hour or two. gets out next guy gets in and repeat. >> i'm starting to feel the fatigue. >> some of the late nights are challenging. when it's freezing cold. that's been not the greatest. >> pool temperature 79 degrees. live stream 24/7. timers, clocks everywhere. recordkeeping. witnesses time keepers and volunteers. helping the eight swimmers break

a world record. >> there's an existing record. last set in 1979. it's worthy of being broken. the record is ten days. 417 miles. >> raising money for the charities one that helps families learn life saving swimming skills. the other give opportunities to people with physical challenges. both causes very personal. >> if you look at the stories you have kids who double below the knee amputees and really inspire me. and to push me in my own life. i had a near drowning as a 2 year-old and my sister found me at the bottom of the pool. >> bhast your why in doing this? >> beyond the midlife crisis? you get an idea in your head and it lodges and pops up. year after year. it's four years in the making. >> it was really cool to meet the volunteers.

they're doing serious recordkeeping. so far they raised $10,000. they're trying to raise 30,000. you can find out more ant the charities. as well as watch the live stream. tune in at 4:30 a.m. and find the link on our web site. >> awesome. >> tremendous team effort. and i'm glad the pool is heated. >> it will get chillier kp wetter. more rain coming our way. let's get into it. you can see fairly large area of rain developing offshore. there's a chance at a small patch or two of the light rain may hit the coastline. at the moment we have no reporting stations setting rain fall. this is our doppler over three hours. the advance of the system gaining momentum there. picking up more energy and moisture. this is the view a dry view. from the tower looking over san

francisco. it's 54 degrees in the city. and here's a dramatic view from the east bay. showing the soon to be setting sun. with clouds and various levels of the atmosphere. napa 52. 53 concord. and one more live view from the golden gate bridge. blue breaks in the clouds. the north is likely to get the first spots of rainfall. here's the forecast animation. rain over night and early tomorrow. a break thursday and friday. clouds will linger. and the next storm arrives over the weekend. the approaching storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. for tonight and tomorrow the storm of light intensity. to produce light to moderate rainfall. possibly isolated thunderstorm. that's a fairly farfetched

possibility. rainfall totals a tenth of an inch in areas that don't receive much rain. to three quarters. into the late night and over night hours notice before the morning commute gets under way. 2:00 a.m. or so. fairly widespread pockets of rain. maybe locally heavy downpours and will be wet during the morning commute. which begins around 5:00 a.m. wettest region that will be in the north bay. all locations will receive some rain before this event starts to wind down. late tomorrow. and into tomorrow evening. rainfall totals we project will be wide ranging. to between a quarter of an inch. along the bay shoreline. to over a half inch up to three quarters of an inch in the wettest locations. lows around 40 degrees or so on the north bay location.

mainly low to mid-40s about everywhere else. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 50s. there won't be much of a range of highs. two or three degrees. looking further ahead. 4:00 a.m. saturday. the next storm arriving on saturday. fairly wet storm. may bring windy conditions as well and rain will continue through the entire weekend through sunday. producing snow. we won't see that storm winding down until sometime monday. get ready for a wet weekend. into the week of christmas. here's the 7-day forecast. tomorrow storm ranks 1. mostly cloudy. thursday and friday. but probably mostly dry. on saturday the next storm arrives wet weather can be expected saturday, sunday and monday. with a chance of a lingering shower on tuesday. and it will be cool. a slight warm up may occur as

the weekend storm arrives. i mean like two or three degrees. >> that is slight. >> looking for the optimistic tone. >> huge holiday tip for a waitress in new jersey. this might inspire you to do something similar. >> a heads up for online shoppers. some packages could be delayed ahead of christmas. details on a rift between amazon and fed ex. >> checking 680. traffic is moving on this tuesday. tuesday. that is northbound. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun

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big changes could affect how quickly holiday orders arrive on your doorstep. >> more on the rift between amazon and fed ex. >> who wants to hear about this? settle it. exactly. amazon shoppers may see packages delayed because retailer doesn't want fed exused for many of the orders. amazon temporarily banned the third party sellers from shipping prime packages with fed exground. the "wall street journal" is reporting a performance decline is a reason behind the move. they believe fall businesses will be affected more than

consumers. >> you may see something appearing in your mail soon that has been missing for a decade. a printed statement detailing your social security benefits. a bill working through congress would require social security to mail yearly benefit statements. they would show what retirement and disability benefits you and your family have earned. social security stopped the mailings back in 2011. heavy users of the electric scooter and bike company lime can sign up for a weekly sub discrimination. users must pay by the minute for the ride. it will wave the $1 fer ride unlock fee. the cost of lime pass will vary from city to city. it appears san francisco will pay $4 a week. basically that means you have to use an item six times and save a buck and a buck every time. it

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worried more criminal activity could happen. >> worried about my kid picking up needles off the street. >> the controversial navigation street is nearly ready to open. this after a series of high profile crimes made neighbors more worried but not everyone is against it. >> anything to help out is a good idea. >> all the money this city has. with can't make enough to get people safe at night. >> it's a win win situation. for us and the homeless. >> we'll see what happens. >> homelessness is an issue around the bay area. today we're concentrating on problems in san francisco and oakland. take a look at this map. you can see it's on the rise. in san francisco the city is turning to -and-a-half congratulation centers. which are homeless shelters with extra resources to help people get off the street. the new center will be the city's largest with 200 beds. will it help the homeless or hurt the neighborhood?

vote and you can weigh in. today san francisco mayor breed toured the new center. vic lee covered the tour. when is this going to open? >> it will open the end of this month. there are six other centers in the city. unlike those in mixed use areas, this one sits right next to expensive condos. just outside the navigation center, stark reminders of the why the refuge is here. for this man a comfortable bed. instead of a hard bench. >> we're well on the way to meet the goal i set of 1,000 beds by 2020. >> we have restrooms and showers. >> mayors and city officials toured the $4 million center. once a parking lot. along the water front. a facility that will have 200

beds and social services and medical care. in what the city calls a dignified environment. >> the philosophy is to treat it like a hotel. these are guests. the folks need it the most. >> some will stay here on a 30 day program. >> others might be here until housing comes up. >> ambassadors will be on hand to help provide security. so will the san francisco police. >> we provide four a additional police officers to the station. >> extra security the mayor hopes will calm the anxiety of the neighbors next door. in million dollar condos. in august a homeless man attacked a woman in front of her apartment. the video went viral. >> the neighborhood is being forced to bear the risk of the unknown effects of the center. >> i'm keeping my fingers crossed that it works.

and have no trouble. >> i hope they see the people who are suffering here. are in a better place after this opens. >> the may your and others who spoke at the event all said the center will make the neighborhood safer. because it will improve conditions on the street by bringing homeless people inside for shelter and treatment. >> is this going to be a permanent fixture or something that is only there for a fixed amount of time? >> it's not permanent. it has no has been on port property and it has a two year lease. but the city can ask for another two year extension. of course that depends on how well the navigation center has done during the initial two years. >> at least two years. it will be there. >> san francisco to oakland.

the san francisco bureau chief for the "new york times." you spent three months documenting the lives of people in homeless camp in oakland. thanksz for coming in. you can compare the camps to war zone third world nation type conditions. and i think the universal question especially you work for a national publication. how in one of the most expensive places to live where there's so much money in the community, how can this not be fixed? >> it doesn't compute. that's what we were thinking when we went into it. we want to see the paths people travel. traveled down to get into this homeless encampment. this is near the home depot. in the fruit vail on the edge of the district. and so we just spent a lot of hours talking with residents about 100 people in the camp.

it's been around five years. it's a sort of community. they're desperate conditions. there's no running water. there's no sewage. there's no proper cooking facility. people are living in conditions that do resemble a refugee camp. when i spoke with someone they said at a camp you might have more rights and more facilities. there are requirements. >> before we went on you told me you have covered these stories internationally. for 20 years. and in your story you note how when you compare the conditions in oakland to the slums in mexico, conditions are more favorable in mexico. which is almost mind boggling. >> so we traveled down to mexico city for the story. we went to an emp campment that the un visited and had they came to oakland and visited

the camp. and went to mexico city. you're right, the in mexico city there's more legal flexibility. if i can put it that way. people stole electricity. but they had electricity. they piped in water. they built very makeshift toilets. but at the end of the day they had a living arrangement that was quite functional. and as opposed to oakland where these camps are temporary and no one wants to make them permanent. therefore there are very old trailers that people live in. where really they're leaking trailers and in tents. it gets muddy. they're terrible conditions. >> one of the quotes that jumped out at me, homeless people are treated worse than stray animals. when someone finds a stray they take it home and feed it.

they call the police on a homeless person. >> it's true. it's really sad. >> it is. the framing of a refugee camp really came to me when i was talking with people about how they got to the camp. and some of the them came from the paradise fire for instance. some of them came from lake county where homes burned down. a woman came from houston. from her house was flooded in the hurricane. you really get the sense that the people have fallen. no one was there to catch them. and now they're in this community of last resort. >> you were telling me the story about somalia in this camp. and one point was serving celebrities. and is now sort of stuck. >> that was a separate story. he lived in a camp nearby. and i just ran into him one day walking around the camp.

and as you say he was serving the finest wines at the finest restaurant in the bay area. and to find him in a tent in this encampment, it was really alarming to see how far someone could fall. >> did he have a plan for how to get out? >> he actually did have some possibilities for temporary housing. and he's the last time i spoke with him he has taken the steps. there was hope for him. in the encampment that we looked at near the home depot, there are children living there. there was a girl who went to school every day. she slept in this terrible conditions. and went to her elementary school. there was a family of three generations living there. including small bib babies. it's affecting when you see that. >> do you get the sense people are resigned to this is where

we'll be and that's it? >> they're wondering where they can go next. and obviously if they were offered a place to live they wouldn't turn it down. >> it seems like there's variety of groups some that prefer to stay. and want to be off the grid and not responsible. others just had calamities and disasters in their lives. there's not a one size fits all situation. >> most people would rather be in a stable housing situation. especially in this camp. these were people who had come together as a community but who were clear lucid thinkers sp trying. >> just need help. all right. >> "new york times." appreciate your reporting. and please cont the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs,

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what's wrong with people? >> that's terrible. >> how do you catch it? >> i was in las vegas a couple weeks ago. the rodeo is a big deal. maybe somebody thought this is cute. or fun. viral. tweet about it. >> ha ha. you want it glued to your head? >> everybody is -- it's terrible. bad idea. and unfortunate. >> this is a more upbeat story. christmas will be brighter for a waitress in new jersey thanks to the generosity. this is the moment she has been given a $1,200 tip. it happened saturday at the i hop. she's worked there for three years. she was trying to give the money back. she thought it was a mistake. there was a group of 12. they insisted. this is for real. each of them contributed $100.

and she says the tip will allow her and her daughters to rest easy this christmas. >> perfect. >> talk about the spirit of giving. >> time of year. how about the contrast from a knuckle head abusing a bird. to people coming together. >> great. pull together. >> i want to apply there. >> after quarter of century of the iconic holiday anthem all i want for christmas reached the top spot of the billboard top 100. can you believe? let's listen. ♪ ♪ >> last year the song peeked at number 3. this year she released a 25th anniversary edition. with a new video. that marks the first ever release as a stand alone commercial single. and all this new momentum propelled it to number one.

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> welcome back. we are closing in on the end of the year. we're looking at some of the most searched health questions people looked up this past year. number 5. the double tap. what causes hiccups? >> i'm not surprised people ask this. they're annoying. an involuntary contraction of the diaphragm muscle. it helps you breathe. we don't understand what causes them. if you eat too fast. carbonated beverages. i get them from spicy foods. >> air intake? >> also scientists believe it may help newborn babies regulate breathing. for some reason it happens in older people too. >> interesting. so question 4, how long does the flu last? too long. >> and also people are goog lg this because the flu is rampant.

going around. it's three to seven days. after symptoms start. that's uncomplicated flu. that's where you are run of the mill. the thing that note is you can still be contagious before symptoms start. >> that's the hard part. you're going everywhere and touching stuff. not washing hands sfwl valid sights and google the flu. >> not a random blog. >> no influencers. >> this relates to 5. how do you get rid of the hiccups? >> drew. >> hi. this method works for me. we think if you can somehow stimulate the nerves that affect the diaphragm. drink upside down works for me. >> ready? >> we worked on this. >> this is not going to go well. >> you did it.

>> do it again i blinked. >> put it on the roof of the mouth. drink upside down. hit the top of the roof of the mouth. >> if only you had the hiccups to know if it works. >> most of the methods involve something that stimulates the nerve. hold your breath. scared. or deep breathing. spoonful of sugar. it will go away on its own. nothing to worry about. if it bothers you chat with your doctor. >> number 2. you're going to work. what is keto? >> especially around the new year. what can i jump on. >> what bothers me is people look at the picture of someone on social media. totally ripped. and say something like hash tag keto. the problem is it's really low

in carbs and sugar in high in fat. it has short term benefits and can help the right type of person lose weight. the issue is nutritional deficiency. it's hard for long term. something funny and not surprising. if you google this, one of the first things is a set of books. people are trying to sell you things. because you're googling. >> it's a billion dollar industry. >> making money after you wanting to drop a few. >> that rhymed. >> let's go back. the last one is, number one. how to lower blood pressure. >> very important. right now almost 100 million americans have diagnosed hyper tension. that's a blood pressure about 130 over 80. only half are managing it properly. you're not going to find a very

complicated answer. work out more. drop how many we're drinking. watch the smoking. control the diet. low sodium. it's more than that. you need to look at a healthcare professional. maybe medication. you may have other diseases. hopefully the people googling this are also checking with a health professional. >> not just doctor google. actual google. >> we're not going to stop people from googling health information. we can create a woke consumer. look at the source. >> cdc. >> something accredited. absolutely. >> happy holidays to you. thank you for coming in. >> watch what you google, san francisco. >> if you're looking to try a in restaurant check out the top 100 in america. the list came out.

seven here in san francisco. that is zempb hills in russian hill. and five other restaurants made the cut in the north bay. the popular italian marketplace is coming to the silicon valley. the location expected to open in 2021. it opened in 2007 it's spread across the globe. this will be the first bay area location. >> i like that name. eatly. >> a big honor for a family. home chosen at the big winner in the great christmas light. what makes the light sw to special. >> unbelievable. >> new at 5:00. the school district says they are tens of millions of dollars

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and out door your neighbors. in the spirit of the holiday. you may have seen families battling it out. >> a north bay family was featured. this is way over the top. their house. very tough to beat. we have a look. >> we're so excited. so excited. >> that's how she feels every night during the holiday. when she throws the switch on the one of the bay areas biggest light displays. >> this is every year it gets bigger and wilder. >> over the top. you have to see it to believe it. more than 1 million lights outside and inside the house too. >> it's a full on tour. >> it everyone snows. >> it's just a great experience. >> from the art from real trees to flying reign deer. >> they are going big competing against other families on the

great christmas light fight. they had a watch party with friends and family. >> we're ready to win this. >> her dad always did the decorating for 28 years. he recently suffered a stroke. >> this year because of circumstances. you had to pass the duties off. which was risky. >> the risk paid off. >> you are the champions! >> now they share the trophy. the judge told the family they won because they were just like their house. beautiful on the inside and outside. family wins $50,000 and the cool trophy. if you'd like to see if in person. it's in nevada o. >> we can see it from here in the city. >> flip the switch. >> it will barely cover the electric bill. that's a full-time job. talking about a million lights.

>> insane. >> great job. thanks for joining us.

it's a long walk in the north bay this evening. officials serge for a solution to a tough problem. where to put 3,000 homeless people. >> in fremont the cold case murder of two cousins walking home is solved. the technology that cracked the case. >> a school district says the budget has them in crisis mode. the last ditch plan they may have to consider. >> engineer says google fired her for trying to talk with coworkers about labor issue. renewing scrutiny at google. >> when the rest of us will see rain. >> you are looking at sky 7 video of the mile long tent