been able to get on muni for free. sfmta says that the muni computer system has been hacked but it has not affected any of the services. a spokesman with the transit agency says it is an ongoing investigation. riders will see the metro gates at several stations are wide open right now. and the system is not reading any payment cards. when we were down in the embarcadero station just a few minutes ago, we saw that the ticket sales kiosk were also out of service. >> i think it's terrifying. i really do. if they can start doing this, you know, here, we're not safe anywhere. >> this is part of black friday deal or something? i have no idea. i didn't know it was out of, like, service. >> reporter: sfmta says they are working to resolve this issue as soon as possible. the hack does more than just affect riders but sfmta employees, as well. my source tells me employees right now aren't sure if they are going to get paid this

week. now, my source also said the hack affected the email system. no word on who might be behind the hack or what the hacker or hackers want in return. again, sfmta is only confirming that there has been a hack and they are working to resolve this issue. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. in the bay area tonight the weather is a big story. look at the pounding waves in pacifica. a beach hazard statement is in effect for tomorrow afternoon for high surf, sneaker waves and strong rip currents. it's been a rough day on the roads, as well. this is drivers on the bay bridge on the way into san francisco this morning. not much easier on foot. in oakland people had their heads down, umbrellases up as they did some small business saturday shopping. in the mountains a great time for skiing. this is a look from our "sierra at tahoe" cam. you had to be careful getting there though. the snow is piling up on 80 where they have winter storm warnings in effect. chain control in effect from blue canyon to truckee and big

surf is powered by a big northwest swell which means a mix of high surf and sneaker waves. the hi-def doppler shows waves of rain driven by a westerly flow that's showing a long band of showers stretching from the central valley to the bayshore. and there's more rain moving over the peninsula and the south bay at this hour all being pushed by a deep low up around redding and that means more showers through the early hours of sunday morning. we'll have the complete forecast just ahead. search teams looking for two escaped inmates in the south bay were hoping the rain might help lead to their capture. but kpix 5's sandra osborne shows us tonight they are still out there somewhere. >> reporter: investigators offering a $20,000 reward and are following up on tips today after 33-year-old rojelio chavez and 26-year-old laron campbell broke out of the santa clara main jail the night before thanksgiving. >> definitely i'm a little bit worried because i live close by. >> reporter: using unknown tools, the escapees cut through

jail window bars and fashioned a rope out of bedsheets rapelling from a second-story window. yesterday a tip led detectives to the guadalupe river trail. k-9s followed for six months when they fatigued. >> they could be hanging out in a marsh. it's dense so you can't see them. >> that's making me more cautious. >> reporter: the scent was along this trail. now investigators will be looking for surveillance video from nearby businesses. we found cameras along some buildings right here. detectives hoping footage in the search areas can help. today san jose's mayor tweeted asking for the public's assistance letting others know to call police if they see rojelio chavez or laron campbell. >> i keep my phone handy if i

have to call 911. i would be more cautious. >> reporter: in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> search dogs will be along the guadalupe river at some point soon and the rain could help. all the moisture in the air makes it easier for the dogs to do their work. we are getting a better picture tonight of the chilling scene officers discovered when a kidnapped mother of two was found tied up on the side of i- 5 in yolo county. please be advised >> she is chained and battered. >> sherri papini went missing on november 2 after going to be a jog near her home northeast of redding. she turned up early thanksgiving morning and flagged down a passing driver for help. papini described her abductors as two hispanic women who were armed and driving a dark colored suv. investigators still looking for

them. she has been released from the hospital and is with her family and she will talk to investigators after she has time to recover. an outpouring of support after officer robby chon has hit with a skateboard. he is in critical condition. it happened on thanksgiving avenue when the 12-year veteran responded to a disturbance call at a local business. surveillance video shows the suspect hitting officer chon in the head with his skateboard knocking him out. he tried to use that same skateboard to get away but was arrested a short time later. tonight a "go fund me" page set up for officer chon is three- quarters of the way to its $100,000 goal. tonight, police are investigating a possible hate crime at a well-known moss income san jose. police say that somebody sent a letter to the evergreen islamic center addressed to, quote, the children of satan. in it the writer called muslims, quote, a vile and filthy people and advised them

to packer bags and get out of dodge. the writer signed off by saying, long live president trump and god bless the usa. police say the same letter was sent to two mosques in southern california. this is the scene on the streets of miami's little havana tonight where word of fidel castro's death has prompted an outpouring of emotion in the center of the cuban exile community. people are drinking and waving the flag and others shouting freedom in spanish. cuba's long-time leader died yesterday at the age of 90. word came down on state radio from castro's brother raul who is the president for the pass 10 years. to supporters fidel castro was a revolutionly hero. to critics, he was a ruthless dictator but for better or worse castro was cuba for nearly 50 years. he built a soviet style communist government 90 miles from the united states while pushing the world to the brink

of nuclear war. tonight greg mills spoke with one cuban-american who lived through it all. >> reporter: in echo park today, cuban-americans were celebrating the death of fidel castro. >> we couldn't sleep all last night. we were waiting for this day. it's good. >> i don't like to get happy weather someone dies but we make an exception out here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as a teenager fernando moved to miami in 1960 and with hundreds of other cuban exiles, he returned to cuba in the ill-fated bay of pigs invasion to overthrow castro. many were killed. many others ended up in a cuban prison including him. >> when i think of him, i will think of all the suffering especially myself. i left for 17 years and never got back. >> reporter: he left for the u.s. for good when he got out of prison and left his family behind. >> they're all gone. i never saw them again. >> reporter: arlene brought her cuban [ indiscernible ] echo >> we're here supporting celebrating the death of a tyrant of a dictator.

>> it's weird to be celebrating somebody's death. >> i know. it's [ indiscernible ] as a catholic, we don't do that. >> reporter: her aunt spent her life under castro's rule. and finally escaped to los angeles seven years ago. for the first time in their life they believe there's hope in cuba better days ahead for the people still there. it's been castro's younger brother raul in charge of cuba for 10 years. >> i was part of the revolution in the beginning. and i know if raul and fidel think -- >> reporter: there's hope without fidel's influence raul will ease up on a system they say never worked. in echo park, greg mills, kpix 5. of course, question now is what happens next? especially after president- elect donald trump takes office. bay area congressman eric swalwell says that he is worried. >> i am worried that president

trump wants to take us back and close off our connection with cuba. i think the best think for cuba with fidel castro gone is to continue to open up to the west and what freedom and democracy means. >> nancy pelosi added castro's death opens a new path for cubans. she said in a statement generations of cuban political prisoners, democracy activists and families suffered under fidel castro's rule. in their name we'll continue to press the cuban regime to embrace the political, social and economic dreams of the cuban people. back in august, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick wore a t-shirt featuring pictures of castro meeting with malcolm x in the '60s. just this week, kaepernick defended his decision to wear that shirt in a conversation with reporters from miami. kaepernick he also said he was merely endorsing malcolm x's views on fighting oppression. by the way, the 49ers play the dolphins in miami tomorrow. and still to come, a popular bay area rec center burns to the ground in the

middle of the night. tonight investigators are looking into who may have been inside. >> plus, the bay area cities that could soon start taxing you for dumping cable in favor of netflix. >> and small business saturday. why local merchants say they are not the only ones who benefit when people shop locally. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the source of a devastatinge that ripped through a popul oakland rec center in the me investigators are looking for the source of a devastating fire that ripped through a popular oakland rec center in the middle of the night. it took ten engines to put out blaze at modwood park. da lin shows us what's left. >> reporter: the mosswood rec center was gone this morning engulfed in flames. >> we had flames. if you look behind us at tall

buildings, we had reports of ringing alarm at that building. >> reporter: firefighters shifted their focus to protecting this historic victorian next to it. it took an hour to put out the flames. >> its hard breaking to see it. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: the director of mosswood says during the weekday, the center serves students with developmental disabilities. it's also home to a preschool and after-school programs. about 50 to 80 kids use it every day. this little girl couldn't stop crying. >> she is really emotional about this. this is a great loss to our family and the community. she has been going here since kindergarten. we know all of the teachers who are just wonderful. this is an art room. >> reporter: recreation leader margarita rodriguez works with the kids. >> a lot of memories, a lot of children in the halls, projects we did.

>> they salvaged what they could. >> we had an archery class so we got their bows. >> reporter: homeless people often sleep in front of center and on rainy nights like last night, some will break in to stay warm. investigators are looking at that possibility. but they say they don't know how the fire started. >> in the meantime, the city will bus the kids to a center two miles north. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf is asking for private donations hope to rebuild the center. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. san jose firefighters on a different mission today. they were out at blossom hill in almaden asking drivers to fill their boots with money to hepburn victims. >> we are here to help -- to help burn victims. >> we're here to help people. >> they do this every saturday

after thanksgiving. chopper 5 through over valley fair mall in the south bay where there was hardly any parking left for customers. over at the great mall in milpitas you couldn't move. officials set up traffic cones. others headed out today for a different set of deals. our susie steimle hit the streets of pleasanton for small business saturday. >> reporter: people sometimes forget about the importance of slowing down. >> so much of the focus is at this time is how crowded it is and shop online and avoid the horrible mobs and we're here to show it's fun. >> reporter: for judy wheeler that's what makes small business saturday so important to remind people that shopping small makes a difference. >> it's a big day. it's an important day for us. so it's important monetarily that we do well today. >> reporter: every year the downtown business association encourages people to come out and shop small on this day. in pleasanton for every $100 spent this year $46 stay in the

community. were you shopping this morning? >> yes. >> reporter: he is only 9 but that doesn't make him too young to recognize a good deal when he see it is. >> there's stuff that we're going -- that was going to be $25 and they're $2.99. >> reporter: wheeler says once her neighbors start shopping locally, something sticks with them for the rest of the season. >> it reminds people especially the national media to remind people how important small businesses are. and then that kind of sticks through. they get a taste and they want more. >> reporter: in pleasanton, susie steimle, kpix 5. a few dozen cities in california including the bay area could soon start taxing you for streaming video. in pasadena city council members just put a 9.4% tax on hold after catching heat from the public. cash-strapped cities are passing the tax to collect lost revenue on land lines and cable tv. several cities in the bay area could also implement such a tax without voter approval including alameda, albany,

menlo park and san leandro. critics say it may not be legal since the government doesn't allow taxes on the internet. >> utilities are electricity and water and sewer and all sorts of other types of actual utilities. websites and apps don't fit that mold whatsoever. >> so far, no cities in california have started collecting the controversial tax. if they do, they will likely end up in court. well, you mix that rain with a little bit of sun and some clouds and the results somewhere over the rainbow on interstate 880 our photographer shot this. beautiful rainbow came out and it made for quite the sight. but it also indicated there's still moisture out there. and there will be right through the early hours of sunday morning. the kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar is showing that there's still low pressure lazily moving in. cape mendocino. that's triggering numerous showers -- i hardly ever say numerous -- over the bay area. a big band of fairly heavy showers south of stockton over

to livermore on top of lick observatory and scattered showers right on top of the peninsula and south san francisco. and you can see all these, you know, these are things popping up like popcorn offshore so tonight you will think oh, it's clearing up and then get dumped on it's clearing up. it's like life. you think everything is rosie and you get dumped on. hm. [ laughter ] >> satellite and radar, low pressure that's off northern california, it will be clearing out eventually tomorrow. we'll have to wait until the afternoon and a chance of lingering showers especially in the south bay tomorrow. that's a switch. we'll clear up from the -- it came from the north, will clear up first in the north so tomorrow morning a few south bay showers before we all go sunny. beach hazard statement big swell to about 14 feet out of the northwest. and big breakers, as well. that means sneaker waves threat and strong rip currents you. winter storm warnings through sunday with 6 to 14 inches of snow. and the good news for the skiers that snow level is nice and cold and low all the way down to 3000 feet that.

means chain controls and travel delays. oh!! speaking of travel delays, that's the backup behind the toll plaza on the bay bridge. the numbers now in the low 50s. chilly around the bay area for much of the day today. and wet, as well. san jose a third of an inch. mountain view .18." san francisco about a fifth inch. and for once santa rosa not leading the pack with .35." san rafael a little more and kentfield more yet. futurecast shows lots of showers tonight on-again, off- again showers right through tomorrow morning and then we begin to clear it out by about 8:00, 9:00 before the next system moves in by 3 a.m. monday morning. not a big rainmaker just more showers like we had today. rain tomorrow and monday. cool tuesday through wednesday. the raiders are playing the panthers tomorrow in a game that will be broadcast here. it will be a mixture of sun and clouds and on the cool side but

it should be dry. i hope so. uses all over the embarcadero. union square the holiday ice rinks up and running in marin this weekend in san rafael with rain today and sun tomorrow afternoon. travel weather forecast, snow in the mountains. tonight will be in the upper 40s. tomorrow we don't do much better. upper 50s. and in the extended forecast, we get a chance of rain through tomorrow morning, another chance of rain monday morning. and then tuesday through the weekend we dry it out. we don't warm it up but we'll dry it up and have plenty of sunny weather and speaking of nice and sunny, here's betty yu. thank you, brian. well, it might just be the most popular open house in the bay area. even though it's not for sale. still to come, we take you inside a delicious holiday tradition in san francisco. >> i'm going to take you inside sports. not once, but twice this hour. we'll do all the work. and pass it on to you.

we'll even explain jim harbaugh's emotions. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

inside one of san francisc' best- known hotels. the culinary team at the fairmont built the two- stor a giant gingerbread house is inside a hotel in san francisco. the culinary team at the fairmont built the two-story victorian style house using 8,000 bricks and 1500 pounds of icing. the hotel says it's the largest of its kind in california. the gingerbread house is on display through new year's day. visitors can make donations to benefit the do it for love foundation. >> we had 60 pounds of gum drops and candy canes, malted chocolate balls and then we have about the same amount of candy in reserve for repairs. over the course of the next six weeks. >> the giant gingerbread house is an annual tradition at the fairmont. it will be on display you there new year's day. >> wouldn't it be great to walk up and grab a brick? just start gnawing on it? >> how many kids do that? that's why they have lots of candy in reserve to repair it.

>> i'm hungry but i must work first. college football up top. and the biggest name on the marquee, michigan at ohio state. huge bay area alumni chapters were watching and i know you know who you are. michigan's jim harbaugh showing the emotion. intense! third ranked wolverines, number two buckeyes. pick it up in overtime tied at 17. barrett scored on the keeper. put the buckeyes 24-17. harbaugh not happy. urban meyer giddy. back to the end zone, touchdown! that made jim harbaugh feel better. michigan up three after a field goal. but then here's the game right here. watch. ohio state fourth down and one. j.t. barrett looks short of the first down. harbaugh agrees, i agree. but the refs gave him a good spot on forward progress. very next play, curtis samuels, he gone! walkoff touchdown! buckeyes in double overtime 30- 27. likely eliminating the

wolverines from play-off contention with two losses. and after the game, harbaugh has some choice words. >> see, i'm bitterly disappointed. in the officiating. can't make that any more clear. it was not --i --my view of the first down was that short. i could have been watching the game rather than being concerned we could throw a hat, throw your script toward the sideline. he said it isn't basketball. well, he told me that he officiates basketball. i don't know the relevance. said it would have been a technical in basketball. yeah. i'm bitter. >> whoo! it opened the door in happy valley pennsylvania for penn

state to win the big 10 east division. trailing by two, chris godwin first of three-second half touchdown passes. penn state won the game 45-12. they are going to play wisconsin for the big 10 title game next weekend. i like to thank all of you for watching except for my wife, who was calling me on the phone. [ laughter ] >> i was giving a vo at the same time! >> she hasn't figured out your schedule yet. how long have you been marchedry? >> going on 19 years -- >> how long have you been married? >> going on 19. haven't figured it out yet?! [ laughter ] coming up in the next half- hour celebration continues on the streets of little havana. we are getting one last look of fidel castro in his final photo. >> plus, the cost of protecting the commander-in-chief is about to jump. how the president-elect could make a profit off taxpayers for his own security. >> she was the child who needed a miracle nearly three decades later she is still thankful for the gift of life. >> i want to meet everyone who was involved in allowing me to

live all the way to be 30. >> now it isn't every day you get to do a story that means so much to a family. >> yes. boy, only on "5," barbara rodgers returns with a story years in the making. ,, ,,,,,,

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investigators in oakland are looking for the cause of a that burned the rec center mosswood park to the ground early this our top stories tonight, investigators in oakland are looking for the cause of a fire that burned the rec center in mosswood park to the ground this morning. the building housed a preschool and after-school program. for now the city will bus the kids to a different center about two miles away. muni passengers getting free rides through san francisco tonight after

somebody hacked the underground fare payment machines. they are down. ride are free. a muni spokesman noticed something wrong on wednesday when their email system went down. they are still investigating who is behind it. he ruled with a cigar in his iron fist. tonight the world is reacting to the death of cuba's long- time leader fidel castro. he died yesterday at the age of 90 after more than a decade of declining health. as cuba begins a national mourning period tonight, there are celebrations on the streets of little havana in miami. >> cbs reporter don champion shows us the outpouring of emotion in the center of the cuban exile commute. -- community. reporter: people celebrating filled the streets in miami's little havana saturday as word of fidel castro's death spread. the neighborhood is a cultural epicenter for cuban-americans. >> this is a very meaningful day that the dictator is dead. >> reporter: her father was a political prisoner in cuba for years. her family fled to america when she was 11. >> i saw suffering.

i was a small child. and i'm here. very thankful to be here. this is my country and i'm very hopeful for cuba. >> reporter: throughout the day, the crowd behind me has grown many here sharing similar stories of castro's decades of oppression and hope for the future. >> he was the devil. >> reporter: castro ruled cuba for nearly 50 years but failing health forced him to step down in 2006. known as a tyrant for imprisoning critics and committing human rights abuses, others looked at him as a revolutionary, a fact jose who fled cuba in the site of 70s -- who fled cuba in the '70s recognized. >> he is loved around the world because he is standing up to the american power. but the people that living there, they know the true story. >> reporter: president raul castro broke the news of his brother's death to the cuban people friday night. flags are flying at half-staff as the communist nation observes nine days of mourning.

don champion, cbs news, miami. tonight we get a look at the last known photo of fidel castro. it was taken 10 days before he died. as the former dictator shook hands with the president of vietnam. president obama has historic march visit to cuba was a major step in normalizing relations with cuba but there's still a long way to go. in a statement today, the president said, history will record and judge the enormous impact of the singular figure on the people and the world around him. he went to offer his col don't lens to the family. he assured the people that they have a friend and partner in the united states. >> but for how long after all? president-elect donald trump took a different tone. he said today the world marks the passing of a brutal dictator who oppressed his own people for nearly 6 decades. fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty

and the denial of fundamental human rights. >> all the concessions that barack obama has granted to the castro regime was done by executive order and the next president can reverse them and that i can do unless the castro regime meets our demands. not my demands, our demands. now what the demands are. you know what the demands are. those demands will include religious and political freedom for the cuban people! [ applause and cheers ] >> and at freeing of political prisoners! >> meanwhile, a recount of the results from the u.s. presidential election is going forward in wisconsin. the green party initiated it. now wendy gillette says that the presidential runnerup is adding her support. reporter: hillary clinton's campaign team announced saturday it will participate in a recount of the presidential election results in wisconsin. green party candidate jill stein is calling for recounts in several states that helped donald trump win the white house. her party has raised almost $6 million and filed paperwork friday for a recount in wisconsin. >> we do not take money from

corporations or from political pacs. this comes from the american public. >> reporter: clinton's campaign attorney posted a blog that says, now that a recount has been initiated in wisconsin, we intend to participate in order to ensure the process proceeds in a manner that is fair to all sides. if jill stein follows through as she has promised and pursues recounts in pennsylvania and michigan, we will take the same approach in those states, as well. the president-elect called the recount ridiculous saying in a statement, this is a scam by the green party for an election that has already been conceded and the results of this election should be respected instead of being challenged and abused which is exactly what jill stein is doing. >> reporter: clinton's team says it has not found any evidence of hacking or tampering with election technology and that it was not planning to launch its own recount. but now that it's happening, the campaign says it wants to ensure it's legally represented in the process. wendy gillette for cbs news.

>> the recount in wisconsin is the first in state history. trump tower in manhattan might be getting a new tenant, the secret service. the agency is considering renting a whole floor of the building to establish 24/7 command post for protecting the future first family. the going rate for the space, about $1.5 million per year. but it's not just the cost that is raising eyebrows. the trump organization owns trump tower so taxpayers would essentially be paying the president-elect for his own security. well, the feds are putting pipeline activists in north dakota on notice get out by december 5 or go to jail. the army corps of engineers sent out a litter saying it will close the land -- sent out a letter saying it will close the land at the dakota access pipeline site. the protestors say indigenous people are the wardens of that

land and the government can't make them leave. after december 5, anybody on the land will be trespassing and prosecuted. it's a $1 fix that could save countless lives in a car crash. so why aren't lawmakers ought -- automakers, rather, doing anything about it? >> i will not stop until this issue is fixed. >> the cbs investigation that has congress demanding action tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

but the vehicle seats they' sitting in.. may not be as as they could be. night: more than 43 million americans are on the road this weekend but the vehicle seats they are sitting in may not be as safe as they could be. tonight lawmakers are demanding action after what cbs reporter kris van cleave reported. >> reporter: eli hastings was 15 months old when the 2002 ford escort he was riding in was hit from behind. >> we got hit and almost lost

my baby. [ crying ] >> reporter: hannah's seat collapsed as this simulation shows throwing her into the back seat. her head struck eli's causing him brain damage hearing loss and partial paralysis of his face. >> it's kind of difficult, you know, especially for a mother not knowing if your child is ever going to say anything, say mommy, ever again. [ crying ] >> reporter: our investigation has identified over 100 cases where see the back collapses have resulted in serious injury or death mostly to children in the back seat. automakers and regulators at the national highway traffic safety administration have known about the problem for years. but the seats meet or exceed the federal standard for strength a standard that hasn't changed since it took effect in 1968. >> i will not stop until this issue is fixed. >> reporter: massachusetts senator ed markey is calling for nhtsa to make changes. >> that seat has never changed in terms of safety and the

evidence is overwhelming that it endangers children especially in the back see the when there's a crash. >> reporter: automakers didn't reports all case of seat back collapse. markey's office found nearly 10% of the accidents we identified were not reported. a step required by law if the car is less than 10 years old. it makes it harder to say there's a problem if the carmakers aren't reporting there's a problem. >> there's a huge regulatory black hole within which the automotive industry is able to escape responsibility because they do not report these accidents. >> reporter: the hastings sued after their accident. ford settled. >> if the seat did not collapse, he wouldn't have suffered so much. he has to live with this for the rest of his life. [ crying ] >> that was kris van cleave reporting. auto industry engineers admitted the cost of fixing those seat backs could be on the order of one dollar.

still to come, it turns out some of those black friday deals were a little too big. the couple who scored a 60" tv but couldn't haul it home. [ laughter ] >> don't think about all that, do you? when you're looking at that screen in the store it looks so nice. we have some rain around the bay area tonight, sun tomorrow and then more on the way. oh, it's a complicated forecast. we'll have it in a minute. >> 49ers up against it in south florida. and coming home for the carolina panthers head coach. he faces the raiders. ,,,,,,,,,, we live in a pick and choose world.

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deals learned a tough lessoe prepared! loreto cruz was in line whe ksgiving day. an illinois couple who took advantage of this weekend's big deals, a tough lesson. be prepared. he was in line when it opened on thanksgiving day. he got a great deal on a flat screen tv but getting it home wasn't easy. >> obviously, we have it right here. big tv. does not fit in a small kia. >> we just started shoving it in. i think we dented the ceiling a little bit but we're going to get it home. [ laughter ] >> and we're going to have a tv to show for it. >> the couple did eventually manage to get it home from best buy. they called his parents to help them out. [ laughter ] good application for the old jeep. we have rain over the bay area tonight. as this system that's offshore from the pacific northwest continues to just pinwheel this moisture into the bay, some of these showers coming in pretty

good as you will see on the kpix 5 hi-def doppler right now, plenty of action all the way from the gold country town of san andreas streaking back through modesto into livermore. then across parts of the east bayshore line. and look at this. more rain coming in dotting the bay area especially the north bay from just a little bit east of santa rosa down to 101 by corte madera and san rafael and the 101/580 split. san francisco right over 101 before the golden gate bridge. so plenty of showers tonight. it will ease up a little bit as we get into sunday afternoon. so we'll finally catch a break before more rain comes in for early monday and parts of the morning commute on monday. winter storm warning though posted through sunday with six to 14 inches more snow coming in snow level down to 3,000 feet so it's an icy system gusty winds, as well. and chain controls in effect, travel delays as well if you are heading for the hills. speaking of travel delays,

there's four accidents westbound on the bay bridge heading into the city tonight. and the traffic is backed up all the way westbound into albany so it's slow going coming into dinner reservations in the city tonight. temperatures low 50s right now for much of the bay area. this is a chilly day today. and futurecast shows it will be wet too through the evening. look at all the showers blossoming overnight. tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. we have rain but the preponderance of the rain will be in the south bay at sunrise tomorrow before we clear it out from north to south. so you see sunday clears up and then watch. monday morning, here comes more. none of these are big rainmakers but it keeps things wet so we'll get more rain through tomorrow morning. then we get a break tomorrow afternoon. another shot of showers early on monday before we dry it out. and keep it cool right through the weekend. how about the raiders? taking on the panthers, sun clouds cool and dry by then. the travel weather forecast, up in the hills snow and down in the valley fog and rain. overnight lows tonight we get

down into the 40s. and in the extended forecast, remain unsettled through monday midday before we clear it out on tuesday and then from there through the weekend we'll be dry. between now and then we'll have more weather to talk about. here's vern with sports. >> back to the nfl. say it with me. come on, betty, say it with me. the raiders!! panthers cam newton. i expect he will be more amped than this tomorrow. first game of his career at the coliseum in front of the black hole. >> what have you heard about it? >> i haven't heard anything out the norm. >> are you familiar with the black hole? >> heard of it. >> gosh, carolina head coach ron rivera is a little more excited about coming to oakland. seaside high school alum and former cal star, a raiders fan and admitted even his family might not be rooting for his own panthers tomorrow.

>> the thing i'm concerned about is probably two-thirds of my mom's family is coming to the game and probably two- thirds of them are going to be dressed in raider gear, which is --i'm not kidding. i'm serious. they love me but they are going to have their raiders under their panther gear that's for sure. 49ers underdogs will have two road games. they are going to try to end their nine-game losing streak. after sunday's game in miami, they are going to stay in orlando before heading to chicago. now, for some, this is a much better trip than when they stayed at youngstown a few years back during similar back- to-back road games. >> no offense to anybody in youngstown, but, you know, i think it's going to be sunny and not going to be, you know, 35 and snowy and rainy. >> only one week. so at least we have good weather out here all year round like we're going to, like, you know, minnesota or something to capitol hill for a week i'd be like, no let's go back.

>> i like this look. joe namath naming coat !! former crimson tide quarterback watching alabama against auburn. other the back shoulder pass to adarius stewart. how about a 39-yard touchdown? number one ranked alabama winning the iron bowl 30-12. they are the tomorrow team in the land. they will play florida in the sec championship game next saturday. we got heavy rain in central valley for fresno state, san jose state, late 1st quarter. kenny potter, a little swing to tim crawley, hit the pylon! it's a touchdown! 7-0 sparty in charge. final second now, two-point game. bulldogs fourth and two. fumbles the snap! the one-time cal bear fumbled it and the spartans came away with the stop and they win it, 16-14.

they win the valley trophy for the first time since 2011. sparty finished the season at 4- 8. women's soccer santa clara in black. watch this goal. crystal thomas boom! for georgetown. a second half beauty and we are done here. ncaa tournament final one-nil shutout as the hoyas move to the college cup at san jose avaya stadium. the season is over for the santa clara ladies broncos. >> all right. thank you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

thanksgiving has been extra- it's the time of year when many of us reflect on all we're grateful for. for one bay area woman thanksgiving has been extra special for the past 29 years. she is thankful for the gift of

life and she says she has former kpix 5 anchor barbara rodgers to thank for that. tonight only on "5," barbara shares the story. >> oh!! [ laughing and crying ] >> you're going to make me cry! >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the last time i saw cory crow was almost 30 years ago when she was just a few weeks away from her third birthday. >> a what heart? >> a green heart. >> that's what kind of heart you want? >> reporter: cory was sick in 1987. without a heart transplant, doctors gave her only a few months to live. but her mother's insurance had denied coverage for the surgery. 30 years ago, some insurance companies considered transplants for children under five as experimental. cory's mother didn't give up. doctors at stanford medical center have performed 40 transplants on patients under 19. >> so that's what i did. i called channel 5. >> reporter: and i told her story. >> when i came to see you that first time what was your feeling that day when i showed up at your front door?

>> i was just shock. shocked and relieved that maybe somebody will do something. >> we were able to get the coverage that we needed so that she could have her transplant. >> reporter: was it painful? do you remember it being painful or -- >> well, i don't remember the actual pain. but i do remember the itching. >> reporter: cory got her new heart at stanford hospital in 1988. she was one of only 20 children ages one to five to get a transplant in the u.s. that year. she says growing up after the surgery was hard because the medication she had to take caused side effects that drastically changed her appearance. >> i endured a lot of teasing from children and i also was made fun of from a lot of adults, as well. >> reporter: how did you handle that as a little kid? >> there were a lot of tears. >> reporter: and cory's tears didn't end with her childhood. in 2005, the unthinkable happened. her new heart began to fail. cory was so sick that she weighed only 67 pounds. >> unfortunately, back when i

was a kid, in the '80s and '90s, you needed a biopsy every three months. so -- >> reporter: that damaged the heart? >> right. i received my second heart transplant on july 30 of 2006. >> reporter: because cory has been so fortunate, she is volunteering. her cardiologist says she is helping to save lives. >> getting more organs donated is key to the success of organ transplant especially in children so the more spokesmen we have and especially a young lady like cory who can speak specifically to the black community, any help we can get is important. >> reporter: cory is now one of the longest surviving heart transplant recipients in the country, which is why she recently contacted me. >> i said to myself that if i live to be 30, then i want to meet everyone who was involved in allowing me to live all the way to be 30.

>> now it isn't every day you get to do a story that means so much to a family. [ crying ] >> reporter: so in this thanksgiving season, i say thanks to cory and her mom for letting me know that i made a difference in their lives. >> maybe there are other people's lives i saved but this is the first one who has come back to tell me that. [ crying ] >> i'm here. >> reporter: you are. >> reporter: she gets to add a lot more photos to the album of her life. at stanford university, barbara rodgers , kpix 5. >> incredible. >> it is. great to see barbara again, too. and still, you know, the benefits of the work she did 30 years ago. >> i know. good news for everybody. that's great. we'll see you at 11:00 tonight. >> and for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,

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