>> live from the bay area cbs studios, this is ktix 5 news. >> an islamic group is urging police to investigate a fire

bombing. the latest in the string of a pair of hate crimes against the muslim community >> here in the bay area, one islamic community is taking action. maria with how they're protecting themselves by opening the doors to everyone >> reporter: after threats of violence to their mosque, they held a public meeting today. the way to protect themselves is by teaching the community on what islam really is >> we're peaceful people and americans like everybody else >> reporter: he is muslim and on a mission >> this is our obligation to educate people on muslim >> reporter: he and others of the islamic center open their doors to the community, strangers, anyone with questions about their religion. >> we're against all types of terrorism >> reporter: it comes two weeks after vandals broke out a window in what they believe is a hate crime

>> islam is about peace. >> reporter: they say they're getting calls of hatred to their center and they're far from alone. an islamic group believes a bomb is also a hate crime. in houston their place of worship lit on fire. >> they were talking about my god >> reporter: a muslim man recorded this woman after she started yelling insults about the faith. the recent threats and violence after a mass shooting by two extremists. >> in every community you'll have a bad apple. >> reporter: after tonight's meeting members hope people will walk away keeping that in mind. >> ignorance is not an excuse to try to harm other people that are americans like you >> reporter: the building was vacant when somebody threw a rock at their window and broke it. no one was hurt. healing through music.

a memorial concert for the victims of the san bernardino mass shooting. it was attended by some of those who survived the attack and families of those who were killed. all the acts performed for free. the headliner was musician franky jay who says he was more than glad to be part of the tribute >> you just never know if it's going to be your turn or anything like that can happen to you >> 14 people were killed, 22 others wounded in the december 2nd terrorist attack. both suspects die in deed a shootout with police. a scare at a movie theater sent people running for their lives. this is cell phone video of the scene on christmas day. someone started screaming and shots were fired. the theater was evacuated as a precaution and turned out to be a prank. the person who started the panic got away southwest airline passengers are on a new plane after their flight was diverted to oakland

this afternoon. this is from the web site flight aware. track the flight as it took off from sacramento to denver and ran into some sort of problem and ended up circling over uba city and headed south and went to the oakland airport about 90 minutes ago. here's a live look at the airport. everyone on the flight is fine and there was a mechanical problem with the plane. this is the second diversion to oakland in the last week. on wednesday a chicago bound flight returned to oakland after takeoff to check an issue more than 6,000 customers without gas service. it spans from interstate 4 to vala 4 road. it could last until tomorrow. a live look now at san francisco's embarkadaro. showers are on their way. they were under a freeze warning

this morning. this was the scene in downtown lafayette. many people bumping up to get their sunday morning coffee. icy conditions forced crews to close portions of mount hamilton road, too. this is what it looked like on christmas day after it brought a dusting of show. bans of showers moving ashore and rain moving from west to east. there were some good cells that came in over the peninsula about 90 minutes ago. rain continues to fall with showers as well in the south bay. we'll get wet tonight and have a complete forecast showing changes ahead in a few minutes the death toll from the tornado outbreak near dallas, texas, rose to 11 today. two tornados ripped through the suburbs with speeds of up to 200 miles per hour. officials say the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles. hundreds of structures were

damaged or destroyed. at this early stage of the recovery authorities warn the number of victims may rise the driver of the suv that hit a tour bus in san francisco is expected to be cited. it happened near the fairy building. eight people were injured and the most serious a broken ankle. the driver of the suv cut off the bus forcing the bus driver to slam on the brakes causing the crash a fire in sonoma county killed an 82-year-old man. it happened west of highway 101. investigators say it was caused by the man smoking in bed and using an oxygen tank. it cost about $75,000 in damage a vineyard owner wants an helipad for his home but the neighbors want to ground the plan. christian wants a permit for the property on hagan road. they need an environmental impact report on the proposal and neighbors are worried about

the noise a helicopter would make. it's shaping up to be a strong tourism year for vine country. napa valley has the stats of 2014 to 2015. tourists spent 5.5 million days. despite the august 2014 earthquake, the area is just getting too congested with visitors a new change for children flying on their own. why more families are forced to cough up a hefty fee they brought a personal touch to caring for a pet. now a family owned pet store is closing after half a century in business. we'll tell you why.

doors for good. kpix five's john ramos takes us inside the small family left a big >> a neighborhood pet store is closing the doors for good. john ramos takes us inside the business that's left a big impact >> reporter: are you allowed to hold it? fred plowman was a little kid himself when he first began working with animals. >> after school i go over to my grandmother's pet store and clean the pets and that's how it all started, i guess >> reporter: the plowman family have been selling and

maintaining all manner of pish or foul, reptile or rodent for 80 years and pet arcade has been right here for more than 50 of them. it's an old fashioned pet store that will board animals when the owners go on vacation and countless generations have been born, thanks to this guy. stud is about to be retired because the last day of this year will be the last year for pet arcade. the store is closing. the latest victim of the internet shopping trend. >> everybody is doing stuff online and it just kills our little mom and pop places >> reporter: they weren't happy about it but people came by to stock up on supplies and say their good-byes and while fred says he won't miss cleaning cages when he talks about his customers >> they're nice people. >> reporter: the crack in his voice reveals how he feels about

them. it won't be easy to close the doors but he has his roses and softball games and get to go fishing more often with his buddy richard who turns 80 next week >> he got his new pacemaker last week so we can do anything we want >> reporter: folks will miss fred. they don't have to worry about him. the nice thing about growing up in a pet store is you never really have to grow up at all? john ramos, kpix 5 >> the arcade is going out of business sale >> that's progress i guess united airlines has announced a policy change for minors flying alone. united expand it had age range of children who must use $150 service when flying without an adult. any child age 5 to 15 has to pay for the unaccompanied minor service. an airline employee ushers the kids to their seats and makes

sure they meet with designated adults when they land it is a labor of love. a woman's legacy at stake. her fight to save one of the bay area's colorful cultural festivals. ,,,,,,

future. its founder.. is fighting a life- threatening do reports a bay area cultural tradition is facing an uncertain future. the founder is fighting a life threatening battle. she's making one final push to keep her legacy alive. >> reporter: if there could be one thing that embodies the beauty, pride and dignity of the vietnamese people, it would have to be the alzie. the festival in san jose is the largest of its kind in the world

outside vietnam. it's the best in design, poetry and dance. after years of success the future of the festival is at a cross roads and the next one could be its last. come with that kind of appr, you can't fail.) jenny thin she might have a year left, maybe two. nowadays, she finds streng hope that the n jenny dough is the festival's founder. she may not live to see another >> so i've been diagnosed for the second time stage four breast cancer. it has been me at -- >> reporter: the side effects aren't worth it. she'll try holistic treatments, hope for the best, say her good-byes and make one final big push to keep her legacy alive >> look at the time i have remaining for me and see what i can do before i go. >> reporter: with hundreds of models, performers, writers, chefs and crew to coordinate the festival is a massive undertaking it's only held every other year. it's all worth it.

the proceeds go to support an orphanage in vietnam. because of the donation they're feeding, providing medical care and schooling for the orphans and the entire village. jenny says the best candidate to take over the festival should love the culture, people and community and doesn't have to be vietnamese >> when you come for that kind of approach you can't fail >> reporter: jenny thinks she might have a year left, maybe two. nowadays she finds strength in acts of kindness and humanity >> i've done my job and i really hope the next generation can help me take over. i would say that i would exit with joy >> reporter: that is your dying wish? >> it is my dying wish. >> reporter: in san jose, kit doe, kpix 5 >> the festival will be held sunday may 16th in san jose. you can find more information on

www.cbsfx.com icy weather in the bay area and that was evident looking at the mountain tops and going down to union square where folks got in the mood by taking to the ice. the ice we manufacture and refrigerate. boy, the weather certain lyly didn't match the ice skating today. especially for the kids. they're hanging on. not a bad job. in the bay area it's not the ice but the rain. we have the liquid form of water we have to worry about. doppler is showing a few white showers and headed into the central valley. you can see here and there there's a splash of rain coming down. they'll be more as the night goes on. you can see the band of showers that came through is headed into the central valley and dried up down in the south. there is more off shore as you can see coming in over the peninsula and the city. expect a fairly moist flow over the bay area and that'll produce showers from time to time.

we have temperatures in the mid-40s for all of the reporting stations right now. that you see on the screen at least. a fairly weak cold front will dry up tomorrow. expect the showers tonight and high pressure, big blocking ridge of high pressure will be over the inner mountain region and it'll clear up tomorrow and a dry week ahead. there's no more rain into 2016 and this is what the future cast bears out as well overnight tonight. you can see green means showers come in from time to time. 7 in the morning we'll have clouds and not much rain. by this time tomorrow night it's cleared out and once it does it'll stay that way through next weekend. in terms of amounts from the showers we get tonight 1300 in the cities and you know, a tenth by ukia. to sum it up showers overnight and it'll clear out tomorrow and maybe a lingering shower in the early hours and try through new

year's day. travel weather forecast, this impulse translates to snow showers. overnight lows tonight no longer in the headlines. the readings from the mid-30s and 40s. tomorrow it's easy to forecast the highs. they'll be in the low 50s. oakland a rare exemption. extended forecast showers tonight and tomorrow we have partly cloudy skies and tuesday right through the weekend we're going to be looking at sunshine and numbers slowly warming in the mid-50s but a fairly cold and chilling week ahead. if there's anything to warm your thoughts in the sports department this guy would know >> i'm one for you. nfl highlights, no. week 16 nfl highlights. there's a difference. 49ers and such momentum on the opening drive today into detroit. how long did it last? announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic,

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thats the niners' total offensive plays in the 2nd half... ...can't win many gs with no ball 49ers up top, got a number for you. 20. that's the total offensive plays in the second half. more numbers 32-17. the final score at the lions. 49ers first half, first at bat. six off sides neutral zone penalties. league high 7 for the game.

satisfying. runningback jared hay was back. animated for the first time since week. 47 all purpose yards. blaine gabbert hooked up with mcdonald. san francisco's first offensive touchdown this season. later same quarter. it's fake time. this kept the lion's drive going and matthew stafford cashed in. between two defenders and t.j. jones. detroit went ahead 10-7. the 49ers had an answer, though. gabbert strike to torre smith. lion's defense got angry. gabbert felt it and got popped. lion's ball at the 1. on the next play, bell like a hot knife through butter. touchdown. lions took a 20-17 halftime lead. second half all lions.

stafford quick hit and calvin johnson a 4th quarter play and the lions roll 32-17. the 49ers three straight losses and 4-11 for the year. most losses since 2007. >> we've been starting slow and finishing strong and it was just opposite today >> i don't know they were a step ahead. obviously they were a step ahead. we weren't getting things done the way we needed to. >> we shot ourselves with penalties and that just comes down to discipline and focussing on your assignment >> not seen, anquan boldin's first catch of the game. i got key games from today. cam newton and the panthers in atlanta. two games from a perfect regular season. falcons had something for them.

3rd and long, julio jones, grown man move. went up and took it away. completed a 70-yard touchdown and atlanta led 14-10. a minute left and here's the end of carolina. beasley sack of newton and beasley stripped it away and atlanta upset carolina 20-14. the 2007 patriots were 18-0 before losing the super bowl. the 1972 dolphins are the only team to complete an entire season unbeaten. packers at cardinals. so many cheese heads arnold it felt like a home game. carson palmer hit john brown to get the 17-0 lead. rodgers with one touchdown and one pick. he got thrown to the ground for one of nine sacks by arizona. corie redding scooped it up and

he gone. rumbling in big fella. cardinals won 38-8 to improve to 13-2 and clinch a first round bye. former 49er quarterback alex smith still standing. he's got the chief's offense rolling at home against the browns. before the half hits travis kelce for the score. by then it was 17-3. cleveland rallied and time running out. johnny manziel to jennings. clooef larndeveland could not stop the clock and the game ended. look at the reaction from johnny. chiefs won it 17-13 and clinched a playoff spot with the ninth straight win. a baseball note, a special good-bye to a huge fan favorite in the area. dave henderson, former oakland athletic center fielder passed

away at the young age of 57 from a massive heart attack. a's fans remember his smile. he was part of my top five all positive attitude list joining derrick carr, steve young, ronnie lott and donny foil. >> that's shocking >> thank you appreciate you watching. "60 minutes" is next. we'll see you at 11 tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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