investigators whose job it is to track them. it was a chaotic scene this morning where county sheriff deputy was injured while helping agents with a drug bust. >> according to homeland security the coast guard had been tracking a boat. believed to be smuggling drugs up california's coast. federal agents along with deputies in the sheriff's office were waiting onshore for the alleged smugglers to land. that is where the deputy was hurt. more typical in southern california federal investigators tell kpix that drug smugglers coming out of mexico had been making a push northward in recent years in an effort to allude law enforcement. two years ago our cameras were there when smug lers abandoned a boat and thousands in pot as their get away car. this suv was stuck in the sand. this time, they arrested 3 people on a suspected smuggling operation. sophisticated.

>> they did not have much to say about what kinds of drugs recovered and how much. back to you. >> as for the sheriff's deputy hurt in the investigation they are not releasing more about the cause of the injury but say it is not life-threatening. >> they say it leads them to the gunman that opened fire in a bar wounding two people. take a look. you can see the man circled in red pull a gun and point it at a bartender. it happened at 1:30 this morning at the bottom of the 5th bar. the man then started shooting first in the air and then cust meres. 2 men hit and they are ex pected it to be okay. today -- expected to be okay. today marks day 5 for the search for two inmates. the deputies say they are working on gathering video from nearby businesses to help find chavez and campbell.

on wednesday they repelled from a second story window. a $went,000 reward is offered for information leading to their capture. on friday,a a tip led the detectives to where k-9 teams tracked the scent for 6 miles before they lost it. it was a nasty night out on bay area freeways with rain- related crashes and spinouts everywhere. san skwroes a debrow in the roads damaged two dozen cars. chp officers say they resundayed to northbound 880 just after midnight where 21 vehicles had front end damage and blown out tires. apparently they ran over an axl left over from an earlier crash. no one was hurt. at least 10 of those drivers ended up needing a tow. on southbound 680 in san jose, a close call for 2chp officers when a pick up truck driver lost control and crashed into their patrol car. it happened at 11:30 last night near capitol avenue while the officers were investigating a separate crash. both officers are expected to

be okay. a couple hours later others another close call, the driver and passengers of had car walked away unhurt after it spun out of control near 880 and 237. and heavy rains may be the cause of it this rollover in san josea. chp officers saying a driver slammed into another car, broken down, on the side of 280. causing it to roll down an embank the several times. no one was hurt. a man died in a car accident. well was a lot of standing water at the time and there could be more during the execute tomorrow morning. here is why. kpix hi-def doppler picking up the next system on the way. we have to look all of the way up to find it. on overnight, now, the rain will work its way into the bay area before sunrise. it could effect the morning commute. we will have details about timing and amounts later in the

broadcast. ticket machines are back to normal at the muni station after a hack allowed people to ride it for free most of the weekend. we are live at the station with an update, kate? >> reporter: we have new details from sfmta officials on this hack and why the metro gates were open in the first place. but today, no more free fares for riders. we saw metro gates were tpupzal again as were -- were functional. they were hacked on friday and they opened up the gates on to minimize impact to the riders as they worked to get to the bottom of it. >> transit service was not impacted. our safety systems are in tact. because it is an ongoing investigation there is not much we can say because of that investigation. we are working extremely hard to find out exactly what we are

dealing with. yesterday a source who works with sfmt ascent us this photo of employee ons saw days ago. the message said that "you hacked all data encrypted" with contact information for a key. they told me today customer information was not compromised. my source told me yesterday that employees were first informed they might not get paid on time next week. we asked them this and they said no, they will get paid on time. reporting live in san francisco, back to you. today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. nearly 50 million americans traveled for the holiday. according to trip advisoriesa annual thanksgiving survey about a third chose to fly. and, another 2 thirds, about, drove. and nearly a quarter of them are headed home today. passengers arriving at sfo said their trips went smoothly. >> i mean the flight was like any other flight. lots more people in the holiday season. i mean i just did homework and

i slept just like any normal flight. >> security did it good. no problems, everything was good every where. it was smooth. and, yes. just glad to be back home, though. >> the faa reports no major delays at us airports. meanwhile, the city of oakland is hard at work making sure the raiders do not go anywhere. the team did not disappoint today with another big win. and in just a couple of days the city council will talk about moving forward with the deal to keep them here. kpix5 with more on what we just learned about the plan. >> you know, let me say go oakland raiders. >> hoping when it comes to keeping the raiders they don't fumble. >> i know it has been a long frustrating process for all of us. sometimes personality and egos get if the way. >> reporter: he says for the first time they are closer to scoring for raiders fans and the community who do not want to see the team move to sin city. >> my communication from all of those involved that we do have the cappingacity right now not only to build the stadium and the site but also to block the

move. >> last week oakland mayor announced the city reached a framework agreement with a team of investors led by the former 49erss and raiders legend ronnie lots. they remained tight lipped about the details that include a new stadium. >> a master development site from housing to retail to sport franchises. >> reporter: he says the private investigators have what they need financially. the mayor said all along she does not want to spend public funds on a new stadium. >> i always have been clear that we do not think it is appropriate to repeat the mistakes of the past to put the general fund at risk or to put direct mony into stadium construction. >> i believe the city is ready to move on and keep the raiders. >> they vote on tuesday on the plan that intercept sin city's plans. >> they still have their eyes

on las vegas. they approved public funds towardsa a new stadium there. they need approval from 3/4s of the nfl owners to make the move. a chilling reception in miami for kaepernick. >> letting their feelings know on cap nick. a huge story about kaepernick wearing a fidel castro ... >> they booed him. upset about a fidel castro t- shirt he wore tkaouring a news conference in august. he told the miami reporter he respected how the late cuban leader focused more on the country's educational system rather than the prison system. >> we don't know what to expect next. a family attacked with the american flag. the bizarre act of vandalism. the bay area police departmenta that just sunk a lot of money into software to spy on social media. and what they plan to do -- department that just sunk a lot of money into software to spy on social media. and what they plan to on do

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over into a full-on fued in one concord neighborhood. our jessica flores spoke with one family that says: their home was vandalized -- because of their post election anxiety boiled over in one concord neighborhood. we spoke with a family that is as their home was vandalized because of their political views. >> reporter: this family pulled out 56 american flags from their front yard. some have pro-trump messages sprawled across. >> build the wall now. >> this is -- this is -- "i love the donald". >> reporter: it happened overnight on friday. they were inside when they heard the noise outside. >> i went out and i was amazed to see there were 56 american flags planted in my front lawn. >> reporter: he says had he caught a look at one of his neighbors walking away and called out to him. then, they say what they

thought was a prank turned frightening when a short time later their power went out. >> i noticed that somebody has pulled the meter off of the side of my house. actually -- took it off. a hole on the side of our house. >> our cage has been rattled. we don't know what to expect next. we are kind of batoning down the hatches. building a mote. >> reporter: they are installing cameras as the less investigate the crime. but they believe the detectives don't have to look far. they are convinced someone in the neighborhood targeted them because of their political views. >> he does not like the fact that i am a democrat and he he commented on this in the past. >> reporter: the vandals the president-e lect on 60 minutes this to say. >> stop it. stop it. if it helps. i will say this, i will say it right to the cameras. stop it. >> a message they say is not enough. >> i think he needs to be more

forceful. i think he and his campaign need to do more. >> the battle still brewing even in this quiet neighborhood. in concord, kpix5. well, the police in fremont recently bought a $23,000 worth of software to monitor social media without saying a word to the public. the east bay times reports the department signed a pair of contracts with companies that overrer social media monitoring and tracking tools -frp the police chief told papers that the department does not have plans to use the technology to track people. instead, the tool is on a need to know basis. when the officers are investigating gang activity. school violence or security threats and because the software contract totaled less than $25,000 the department did not need the city council to sign off on it. california homeowners are now enhancing the security of their home by changing the look of landscaping. it is defensive gardening.

we show you how it works. >> reporter: mary relandscaped her front lawn. >> security and safety. >> reporter: it this was her home before. overgrown trees gave burglars hiding spots near the front door. she hired landscaping expert who cut the trees back. >> no one could hide down in here and -- you could see them if they were. >> reporter: it uses landscaping to help keep intraouders away from your home. a house is less appealing if the bad guys have mow where to hide. >> just which one of these houses on the street am i going to choose? it will be the one that gives you the most coverage to get into the house. >> it would detour people. >> reporter: tim phillips of los angeles county garden says plants and trees could be used to create natural barriers from dense plans here. >> you are not going to make your way through this. >> to thorny trees and bushes.

>> these thorns, a lot. >> putting them together it can help keep intruders close to a window's home or doors. >> dogs, cats, they will not walk through this. >> at this home, the new landscaping makes it easier to spot anyone outside. >> by trimming it all back that were in front of the house it cleared the way so that you can see the house more. every time i drive in. i smile. >> happy with the new york beauty and the piece of mind that comes with it. we need water to make that garden grow. now, there is a little on the way for the morning just before the morning commute. timing is not great. the amounts are light. first, we will catch you up on the doppler. showing showers out there. north of clearlake and up by garberville. redwood country, yes, not yet in the bay area. slowly going south overnight

and bring showers into the bay area before midnight. on the top side of the building the high, bringing us rain over the weekend. showers north to south. not amounting to what we had over the weekend. mostly out of here monday, midday. not a bad monday on tap. the storm totals, not the bad, either. 75/100th of an inch. 81/100th for san jose. half an inch in the city it that was almost as much as santa rosa got. picking up a third of an inch. brings up the totals in the 2016-2017 numbers. look at this. almost a foot of rain since july 1st. we bumped it up to 126% of average. now, almost double average for

this time of the year. it was a parking lot on the bay bridge tonight. now, it is smooth going. concord, oakland and we area all in the 50s right now. it will be a chilly night for everybody tonight. future cast. showers, going north to midnight. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning not much there. some clouds and a few sprinkles around the bay area. for monday afternoon it pops and it has a beautiful finish to monday. so, in general, we have some fog along the coast in the morning. everybody will be within a few degrees of 60 for a high tomorrow. here is what we are expecting. overnight showers tonight. mostly after midnight. it will be clearing and cool later on monday. and then mostly dry for the up coming week. heading out of the bay area. lingering snow showers for tahoe and fog, 'tis the season out there. overnight lows, tonight, chilly side. the temperatures in the middle

40s. and then the forecast high for tomorrow. 58-62 just about covers it it for everybody. the south bay tomorrow. starting out with cloudy skies. taking until midnight to clear it out. the temperatures tomorrow, lower 60s. the east bay tomorrow, sunshine comes out, midmorning, the forecast highs, manage 60 degrees give or take a degree or two. up in the north bay tomorrow. we will have showers over night. likely gone. sunshine, gone, temperatures, 60 degrees. a little chillier for lake board and clear lake. getting 67 degrees. 57 as well. now, extended forecast looking for the showers in the wee hours of the morning. now, the weekend looks pretty good. the temperatures a chilly week ahead. plenty of sun coming out. things are looking bright and not just in the weather department, dennis? >> talking about the raiders or the 49ers? the 49erss had a chance to end a nine game slide on the final

play of the game. here is what brian is talking about. the super scare in oakland where the raiders played a thriller with the carolina panters. we are up next ,,,, i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure.

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we all saw it. did you? it was fun to watch the raiders today and again and again and again. >> yes. heart attack. >> yes. that is the raiders. yes, fun to watch. the culture has changed. all uphill right now. the raider game had had it all as it was said. now, a big scare from quarterback here. carr and the comeback. all against nowton team that was in the super bowl right here. now, less than a year ago. now, minutes to go in the half. raiders leading. the screen pass, intercepted returning for the touchdown.

now, 24-2nd. now, raiders fans, worst night mayor right here. now, fumbles here with his own 30. he pulled away here. hunt, injuring his pinky finger. left the game with a dislocation but he would return later in the game. now, after the injury, carolina started to do the comeback. now, 24-19. carr intercepted by davis. returns it deep in oakland territory. the panthers scored off of that pick. same score, they need a yard on 3rd down. dials up the home run. now, calvin, touchdown, great adjustment on the pass. 32-24, panthers walking away. back come the raiders, though, running up. now, the big tight end holds it in. they went for 2 and they tied the game at 32 then, under 4 minutes left. leerd lee -- 3rd and 9. going up top.

for crabtree. a hauls it in. 45 yard game, setting up an oakland field goal and a 35-32 lead. a minute left. panthers 4th and 10. now, nowton, off by mack who gets the sack. ends the game. carolina scored unanswered. the raiders find a way to win. 35-32 is the final. they are 9-2 after the game. carr related the return to the game with another comeback. >> hilarious, my coach said put me on the sideline. just, you know, make me laugh and try to get me in the mood. and, i looked at him. who? now, came in and dropped 40, right? >> yes. who cares, yes. he said today to me. now, will you tell me that story? >> oh, no, i got it. >> one of his teammates compared carr's coming back in

as jesus rising from the dead. they are losing their minds in oakland. here is y.9-2. and now, they have the lead. they will do so at the end of the night. they will pull them within a game of the raiders division. the chiefs and the broncos playing right now. now, the 49ers were trying to end a 9 game losing streak. despite allowing opposing quarterback to compile a passer rating, san francisco tipped the game down to the final play. now, kaepernick, booed by fans afters his comments this week. pick it up, dolphins leading. kaepernick, a wide open derek for the score. 49ers cut the lead to 3. now, 44-14. now, it is the rookie who drags ward in the end zone. the dolphins go up on top 31- 14. drop down and give me 50. you need to get back in the game. put it up. actually lit a fire under the 49ers.

now, kaepernick, smith, the third touchdown of the game. cut the lead to 10. they have a field goal. later cut the to 7. driving with 10 seconds left. after review here. now, getting it here both feet in. the 49erss have the ball on the 6 yard line with 6 seconds to go. here is the final play. now, kaepernick has to get it in the end zone. he stops it at the 2. now, pancaked. now, 31-24. 6th straight win. the 49ers are now 1-10. >> we have a pass play call. stepped up. thought we had it to be able to get in there. and, then make it in. >> i think the professionals and they are all competitors. i don't know what they would gain from packing it in. is it going to make them peel better? they want to straighten it out. they want to compete. we have competitors that want to win. they don't want anyone to papat them on the back and say you did a good job, you were close.

they are grown men, they want to win. now, opening did drive. a perfect through here to austin. that is his first career touchdown pass. now, 2praepb yards, 3 touchdowns in one interception. but the saints offense was better. you think this caught the rams by surprise? now, wide open tim high. now, they combined for 5 touchdown passes. neworleans blows out of l.a. they are 5-6. they fall 5-7. now, finding it, fields the punt, runs around, trying to run out the clock. the ravens tack en. they hold it. now, running back for the end zone for a safety. now, calling him for multiple penalties. now, since there was no time on the clock the game is over. ravens win 19-14 to stay tied

with pittsburgh atop the afc north. now, firing coach kariger after 4 years. during the time with san jose including pour-8 this year. spartans never had a winning season there. and this just in. wrapping up the tournament in orlando. now, the second half, now, 40- 31. now the pickings, for it. now, the 11 point lead. leading with 21. stanford, 66-62. they are 6-1. also today, number 15. saint mary's won. and they remain undefeated. >> we will not make predictions any more in anything. however, with this momentum of the raiders you would hope they stay put. a winning e-mail needs to stay put. >> -- a winning team needs to stay put. >> the best way to have your new digs spw-lt to have a winning team. without harbaugh, without those

wins i don't think that stadium gets built. >> yes. look at what happened so them since? >> thank you. >> yes. in the next half-hour, bay area law enforcement praising castro. why she is feeling sorry for cuban people that he is gone. president-elect had a new place to call home. the google maps gag directing users to trump tower. later, taking you inside the new northern california academy giving troubled teens a second chance. how they are turning their lives around with a little tough love ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

but couldn't anticipate what happened next. kpix 5's devin fehely is live in san mateo with how the wild scene unfolded. devin? federal investigators were

feds were waiting but they could not have anticipated what happened next. >> kpix5 is live with how this wild scene unfolded. devin? >> federal investigators were one step ahead of the alleged drug smug lers last night. homeland security said the coast guard was tracking this boat ask this ship and as it sailed north. that enabled federal agents and deputies with the sheriff's office to be in position when the alleged drug smugglers came ashore. some how in the confusion and the chaos a sheriff deputy was injured. thankfully those injuries are nonlife-threatening. federal investigators say the drug smugglers out of mexico have been coming further north to avoid law enforcement. a similar shipping that you will see years ago after the get away car and the suv was stuck in the sand, weighed down by 1,000 in marijuana. now, federal investigators have not said much at all about what type of trugs were seizeddor or

how much were seized in the latest shipment. outside of the state park, back to you. -- seized or how much was seized in the latest shipment. outside of the state park, back to you. now, castro, a global leader that should be mourned. when she learned of castros passing she was sad for the cuban people saying his revolution led to social improvements there. lee is a committee member of the cuba working group. visited the islandination is -- island nation and visited him dozens of times. president castro was a recognized world leader dedicated to the cuban people. meanwhile, canadian prime minister is catching a lot of heat for saying the same thing. in a statement yesterday he called castro quote a legendary revolutionary and order that made improvements to the education and health care of

his island nation. while a controversial figure, his supporters and detractors recognize his tremendous dedication and love for the cuban people. today he defended those comments on camera. >> he certainly was a polarizing figure and there were significant concerns around human rights. that is something that i am open about and that i highlighted but on the passing of his death i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection between the people of canada and the people of cuba. >> senator rubio calls his tribute quote shameful. senator cruise who's father was born and raised there described the comments as disgraceful. right now, flags in havana are at half-staff as they abserve 9 days of mourning. -- obseven 9 days

-- observe 9 days of mourning. but in little havana the feelings are different. >> reporter: thousands are going to public mourning. castro died on friday. he ruled the nation for 50 years. cubans are observing 9 days of morning and castro will be buried december 4th. gabriel is an american tourist witnessing it in history. >> important thing of a ref hraougz is teaching to the cuban people to love each other. >> reporter: in miami's little- 1/2a anna. cubans demonstrated. >> our community is optimistic. and i think that their hopes may be dashed because the reality of what he represents will be setting down upon them. >> reporter: despite that, younger cuban americans here hope the death will create opportunities for them to visit

the island and finally connect with their culture. >> it could be part of a dissolution so we can visit. we are curious, we love the culture. we fell in love with cuba without going there through our parent's stories. >> reporter: raul castro said he will step down in 2018. back to you. fidel castro's ashes will be in intoured following a public memorial. tomorrow, president-elect trump will get back to work to fill key posts in his administration. wendy gillette says he has been busy on twitter. >> reporter: he took to twitter to criticize the recount effort launched by the grown party that has the support of clinton's campaign -- green party that has the support of clinton's campaign. >> clinton conceded and after the results were in.

nothing will change. the president-elect tweeted clinton's own words to trump during the campaign about accepting the results of the election. >> the idea that we are going to drag this out now where president-elect has been great to the clintons and barack obama is incredible. >> reporter: bernie sanders defended the recount effort under way in wisconsin. >> almost every election there is a recount. >> reporter: president-elect trump will review candidates for his administration at trump tower on monday. he needs to fill several cab met positions including secretary of state. trump's former campaign manager made it clear on sunday that she does not think the nominee should be romney. >> people feel betrayed to think that governor romney, who went out of his way to question the character and the intellect and the integrity of donald trump now, our president-elect, would be given the significant

cabinet spot of all, secretary of state. giuliani has been named as a front-runner as well, back to you. president-elect popularity has been growing since the election. a poll shows 46% of americans now have a very favorable opinion of him. now, that is a shift from right before the election. trump's favorability increased by 9 points since then. the president-elect is getting no love from google maps. for awhile if you tried to search trump tower in in new york you got dump tower instead. users of the mapping service noticed the knew name for the building and some took to social media to report it. the search result has gone back to trump tower. no word from google about who pulled the prank. nasy pelosi will -- nancy pelosi will face a career challenge. tim ryan of ohio wants to take over her role as house minority leader. a vote is set for wednesday

between the two however pelosi is expected to prevail. the looming vote comes as she opens up here leadership team, recently named 3 junior lawmakers to run the democratic party's messaging efforts. and named commit assignment who says he is ready for the fight as the new administration moves in. >> people are anxious about are we going to be a country that goes back to inturning certain people of the population? a country that takes away a women's right to choose? are we going to be a country rowa row -- that will build a wall or a welcoming country for people to have the freedom to dream. i want on make sure it is the latter. it will take a fight. >> he says he will make a push to ease student loan debt. still to come, taking a stand for the standing rock protest. the bay area activist who has been to the frontlines and says

she is now too afraid to go back there had to be some intervention to wind up okay the way she was. a miracle roadside miracle after a baby thrown from this car is found alive in a storm drain ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

wounding happened at ab shots rang out in a crowded tourist area killing a 25-year- old man and wounding 9 other people. it happened at 1:30 a.m. on burbon street in the 47 quarter. two people were arguing and starting shooting. hitting people court in the cross fire. now, scurrying in the doorways and hid behind trees. >> you are like shouldtory shoulder. >> four of the victims are still met hospital. the violence happened despite a beefed up police presence with lots of visitors in town for who football games. both college and pro. the suspected shooters ran away and they are still at large. >> bay area activists took a stand today. not in immediated in but a benefit in oakland. one activist returned from the dakota access coninstruction site and she told us that she

should not feel safe coming back. >> now, one of the few bay area residents who go to standing rock in north dakota to protest the construction of the dakota access pipeline. she will not be going back. >> they need water to drink. >> instead, focusing herrests to raise money and awareness here. hundreds gathered in oakland for this cause. >> the standing rock tribe fears the pipeline will destroy clean drinking water for the region. burial sites disrupted by the process. the same way you would not go into there. destroy land, shu not do this. not only takeaway the rights but on disregard the rights that they effect. i think that people have to rise up against that. >> the 1200 mile four-state

pipeline that will bring oil to north dakota to illinois. it is protested since construction started this summer. now, classes have turned violent. the police used tear gas and rubber bullets and water hoses it in frigid temperatures, sends protesters to the hospital with hypothermia. it this bay area group wants the public to know more about what is going on there. >> it is just informing themselves as much as possible it is very important. >> we had a call to action from this group that is what is called a day of investment. asking people to take money out of their bank accounts from banks that that are in support of the pipeline. that is happening this wednesday. a miracle rescue on a roadway in arkansas. 8-month-old baby was thrown 25 feet from a car crash and landed safely in a storm drain. this was the scene friday night. a big rig clipped this car, causing it to flip.

family members inside told first respondersa a baby was thrown from the -- responders a baby was thrown from the vehicle ask could not find her. they searched the area and then they heard a strange noise coming from the ground. >> we pulled this back from the grate and the baby at the time, the 8-month-old was sitting down in the grate sitting up, sitting up and looking up at us waiting for us to pull her out. there had to be divine intervention for her to be okay the way she was. >> unbelievable. the baby suffered only a scratch. an investigation shows the child's car seat was not properly installed. >> boy, just when you think you have seen it all. incredible. still to come. tough, physical. may draw a few tears. >> the day is going to be a long day. this military-style academy in northern california has been a rewake up call for at-risk teens. how it is helping them turn it around how far you are willing

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internet in record fashion this weekend. according to adobe: online sales accounted for more holiday shoppers looking to score big deals, they are turning to the internet in record fashion this weekend. online sales accounted for 3.34 billion on black friday alone. that is up 20% from last year. cybermonday looming tomorrow, the online sales frenzy is just getting started. you might be surprised at some of the things people are buying on-line these days.

>> reporter: when christian needed a new mattress she does not go to a bed store she went on-line. >> i just hated the feeling of walking around and testing out all of these beds on the show room floor. it was not for me. >> reporter: she ordered it sight unseen from casper. >> we only make one mattress designed to be unverse alley perfect for everyone. we give you 100 nights in your home, risk free. >> reporter: dozens said no for their investors. a bed in a box seemed far fetch. not anymore. in 2015, they rang up $100 million in sales. this year, it will double. the company has 200 employees worldwide. with the napping pods in the new york headquarters. >> a similar success story here. transformed the eye class industry by bringing it online. the sales and manufacturing keep the price under $100 so

customers often buy multiple pairs. shoppers buy million dollar antiques on-line and amazon has expanded on more than a dozen major cities. gambling that americans will buy fresh produce over the internet. >> is this how we are buying everything now? >> we think so. it is a better experience. >> casper will continue to expand. the company has add dog mattresses and her dog, sammy, one satisfied customer. back to you. the weather department, more rape on the way for the bay area in the small hours of the morning from monday morning. it will be just enough to get the streets slick for the the commute tomorrow. but, not a big rainmaker. in fact, the rain is confined out to the sierra foothills but for us it is just -- we are watching asking waiting. and it will get here after midnight tonight. first in the north bay. a smooth ride in san francisco. westbound in the bay bridge, approach to the toll plaza.

these are the numbers. cooled down on 53 in san francisco and 50 degrees in santa rosaa. it will cool overnight into the lower 40s for much of the bay area. showers will develop tonight. they will not effect us too much because it is mostly an 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. phenomenal. spreading from the forth to the south. then, increasing sunshine as monday goes on. waking up with overcast skies in the morning. all of that spills through after midnight. at 9:00 a.m. you will notice most of the peninsula, parts of the south and east bay will have cloudy skies. north bay could wake up up to sunshine. most of this just gone. as the day goes on. more sunshine. a beautiful sunset tomorrow night. we get wet overnight. so, let's sum it up, overnight showers, clearing and cool later on monday. hen it looks like most of the up coming week will be dry. not warm. it will be -- it will be sunny. and, overnight lows tonight, a bit on the chilly side. 38 degrees in santa rosa and 43

degrees in san jose and sun up at 7:03 a.m. tomorrow morning. forecast highs tomorrow, san francisco, concord, everyone will be within 4 degrees of 60 tomorrow. so, we will begin overcast and finish sunny. south bay. in the low 60s for highs in the east bay. northern half, southern half, a few clouds dispensing on early. same for the north bay. cooler, upper 50s. mostly sunny skies for monday. after a bit of a dousing tonight. rainfall amounts less than a quarter of an inch. now, the rain comes earlier. 56 here. 57 degrees clear lake. now, the forecast dealing with the showers in the wee hours. >> i like that. >> what a song title. tuesday through sunday. sunny skies,ay chilly week but a sunny week. more news coming up when we come back ,,

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emily turner shows us how it's orming the lives o an academy run by the national guard is busy in the first class. >> turning lives for people who once seemed destined for a different path. >> you better hurry up. >> this is mercy academy. what will soon be three california national guard-run programs for at risk youth. [everyone talking at once] >> reporter: and this is discovery academy. the newest one. it is just in time to finish the first class northern california cadets it this

january. a healthy environment, a way from any influence, positive influence, mentorship from our program. something that -- it is a lot pore than a typical high school can offer them. >> reporter: they hope to turn their lives around. >> that is what we are here to do, help you grow. >> reporter: it is a 5 1/2 month live-in program with hard work, discipline and plenty of push ups. >> today is going to be a long day. >> all we did is clean, workout and then learn. >> reporter: first class andre was a 14-year-old failing student who ran around with the wrong crowd and got into the wrong things. >> bad, i did a lot of bad things. i hang out with gang members which lead to doing drugs,

alcohol, skipping school, just being he will graduate early. joining the guard themselves to one day work at discovery academy. 90% go on to graduate high school. a follow up and mentor program, within a year, almost the same percentage for school full time, working if full time or in the military. [cheers and applause] -- working full time or in the military. [cheers and applause] >> it makes a difference. the students have a staff of soldiers, professional soldiers, working for them. making sure they are accountable for their actions. as well as encouraging them and mentoring them along the way. >> hurry up, hurry up. >> now, i have big plans. i have a dream that i am -- on

that i am going to accomplish. i am working towards things. i know what i want in life. that is what i am going to go and get. >> discovery academy is accepting applications if you are interested in applying. 19 page application process. you can go to our web site. to find out more. emily turner, kpix-5. >> that will it to it for us. >> see you back here at 11:00. have a great evening ,,,,,,

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