we've just obtained new video of a standoff between a former 49er and his ex- fiance. it was the incident at the domestic violence we have just obtained new have you had joy of a standoff between a former 49er andist girlfriend. it was the incident at the center of the domestic violence case against rarback in 2015. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm julie watts in for michelle griego griego. --

>> i'm kenny choi. maria medina has more regarding ray mcdonald. >> reporter: that woman was holding their 2-month-old baby when that video was recorded. she took pictures of that. we warn you the video you are about to see may be disturbing. [ screaming and crying ] [ punching ] >> stop! >> reporter: the four minute video ends with the victim's screams but it starts -- >> get away from me! get away! [ crying ] >> reporter: with the woman pleading to former nfl player ray mcdonald to leave according to the woman's attorney. the driver can be heard trying to calm her down. >> leave me alone! [ sobbing ] >> we're leaving. >> i find that video one of the most horrifying i have seen in 46 years of practicing law. >> reporter: robin is the woman's attorney.

she says the video and pictures of bruises on her face and legs obtained by kpix 5 show a history of abuse at the hands of mcdonald. >> she just wanted to document what her condition was but there were many, many other occasions when he had bruised her. >> reporter: she says the video from may 2015 when mcdonald used the key to get into the apartment he rented for his child and girlfriend. police would later charge him with domestic violence and false imprisonment. but a grand jury never indicted him. and the charges were dropped. why do you think she felt the need to record this moment? >> oh, that was definitely self- defense because the fact is battered women simply are not believed. >> my arms, what are you doing? >> reporter: the couple now going through a custody battle over their child. and robin fighting for a win for her client. she fears the justice system may favor a sports celebrity

like mcdonald. >> there's a certain worship of a sports celebrity that cannot be mistaken. >> stop!! [ screaming and crying ] >> stop!! >> reporter: what you don't see in the video is mcdonald allegedly lunging for her. this week they are asking for an emergency stop of visits between mcdonald and his son because they say that mcdonald has a dog that has a history of violence. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. mcdonald is due in court next month in a separate case. he was indicted last year in that case in the alleged rape of an intoxicated woman at his home back in december of 2014. mcdonald's attorney is trying to suppress cell phone video and surveillance video from the night of that alleged incident. at least one of the suspects accused in a christmas eve murder at a target in hayward is expected in court this afternoon. police say two brothers stabbed tyrone griffin to death in the

toy aisle right in front of his kids. griffin's family says he was attacked after asking the two men to turn down some inappropriate music on one of their phones. >> when you see a child there and christmas eve people were shopping and you want to play some provocative music that's inappropriate, just turn it down. just turn it down. like my husband's life could have been spared. >> police have not released surveillance video from the target store. the suspects have been identified as 22-year-old frankie archuleta and 25-year- old jesse archuleta. they are expected to face murder charges. the search is on for suspects who allegedly rammed into a hayward police patrol car before leading deputies on a high-speed chase. investigators say three suspects broke in a motorsports store and when police arrived, they rammed into their patrol car with a stolen u-haul. police chased them down interstate 880 and into west oakland where the suspects ditched the truck. officers were able to catch and arrest the driver but the over two us is -- other two suspects

got away mangled metal that's all that's left after a wrong-way crash in san jose. it and around 3:30 -- happened around 3:30 this morning on southbound 280. this car overturned on the shoulder of the freeway. police say the driver lost control going against the flow of traffic. no word on the condition of the victims. investigators are now trying to figure out what happened. a series of earthquakes in nevada jolted people out of bed hundreds of miles away here in california. two 5.7 quakes struck within minutes of each other near a thorn around midnight followed by a -- near hawthorne about midnight followed by a 5.6 an hour later, felt in tahoe and central california. >> i was sitting on my bed watching tv and i felt my bed move and i was, okay, it felt like an earthquake. it like freaked me out kinda. >> no major damage was reported. new photos and video from north lake tahoe show flames

tearing through a homewood mountain resort. the fire was responded to at 3 a.m. three different fire departments worked. no one was hurt. the popular ski resort is closed for the day. it's not yet clear what caused the fire. and new at noon, secretary of state john kerry just made his pitch for peace in the middle east. craig boswell reports it was a speech that israel criticized before it was even delivered. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry laid out his vision for peace in the middle east. >> the two state solution is the only way to achieve a just and lasting peace between israelis and palestinians. >> reporter: but kerry's plan is not likely to be welcomed in israel after the u.s. recently chose not to veto a united nations resolution condemning israeli settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem. >> the vote in the united nations was about preserving the two state solution.

that's what we were standing up for. israel's future is a jewish and democratic state living side by side in peace and security with its neighbors. >> reporter: it's not just israel opposing secretary of state john kerry's ideas for peace in the middle east. president-elect donald trump is also criticizing the obama administration. >> probably going to take quite a different position on things like israeli settlements on the west bank or whether the u.s. embassy ought to be moved even whether there ought to be a two- state solution within the palestinian state. >> reporter: wednesday morning, president-elect trump tweeted we cannot continue to let israel be treated with such total disdain and disrespect. they used to have a great friend in the u.s., but not anymore. the beginning of the end was the horrible iran deal and now this u.n. stay strong, israel. january 20th is fast approaching. craig boswell, cbs news, the state department. a jerusalem housing authority signed off on a new settlement housing in east jerusalem yesterday. the committee approved construction of a four-story building for jewish settlers.

meanwhile the obama administration is close to announcing measures against russia for allegedly interfering in the u.s. election. the "washington post" reports economic sanctions and diplomatic censure may be on the table. officials say that russia hacked democratic organizations and targeted state elections systems in order to help donald trump win the white house. russia denies involvement. president-elect donald trump has made two more appointments to his team. julianna goldman reports that his choice for homeland security secretary may be welcome news for republicans who want to see a tougher approach towards russia's president. >> there's no doubt in my mind that russia hacked into our political systems. >> reporter: senators lindsey graham and john mccain believe the president-elect will have to acknowledge russia's efforts to interfere in the u.s. elections. >> i think he will be presented with the overwhelming evidence, change his view. >> at the hearings we're going to put sanctions together that hit putin as an individual and

his inner circle. >> reporter: they may have an ally in the trump administration. thomas bossert has an expertise in cyber issues. he will be considered equal to the national security adviser general michael flynn. according to a state from the trump transition bossert will focus on domestic and transnational security priorities while flynn will focus on international security challenges. >> the time is now. >> reporter: following last week's u.n. security council condemnation of israel's west bank settlements, mr. trump has announced a new international negotiator. jason greenblatt a business lawyer with mr. trump for 20 years was also a campaign adviser on israel. the president-elect said greenblatt has a rift of negotiating substantial complex transactions on my behalf. something that may appeal to republicans like lindsey graham. >> i'm very encouraged that under president trump, israel is going to get a better deal.

>> reporter: mr. trump has said he supports more settlement construction and his choice for u.s. ambassador to israel is also a staunch supporter. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >> president-elect trump is once again on twitter blasting president obama. earlier, he tweeted, quote, doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory president o statements and roadblocks. thought it was going to be a smooth transition -- not! the two have been on shaky ground ever since the president said he would have beaten trump if he ran against him. some think it was in reference to president obama's decision to abstain from a key united nations vote involving israel and the palestinian territories. still ahead, a close call for tesla on autopilot. and it's caught on camera. >> plus, a boat started taking on water and flipped. scary moments for teens on

vacation. >> brisk but enjoy it today and tomorrow. that's it! after tomorrow, no more sun the rest of the year! we'll have the complete forecast on the other side of this brief time-out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

supposed to. this new video from sweden shows a tesla car anticipating a wreck ahea with seconds it seems tesla's autopilot system is working the way it's supposed to. this new video sweden shows a tesla car anticipating a wreck ahead and braking with seconds to spare. now, this autopilot upgrade reportedly relies on the car's radar than cameras to predict accidents. scary moments for three orange county teens while they were vacationing in the florida keys. the three boys between the ages of 16 and 18 were on board a 22- foot rental boat when it

started taking on water. it eventually capsized but fortunately they managed to climb on top of the hull. one of them called 911. the sheriff's patrol boat rescued them. u.p.s. expects this to be a record year for returning gifts. on january 5 alone, u.p.s. expects to deliver 1.3 million packages the biggest return day ever. a surge in online sales has led to an increase in returns by mail. and amazon is celebrating its best shopping season ever with more than a billion items shipped. its smart speakers echo and echo dot were the best selling items across the site for the holidays. and amazon says it sold enough tvs to reach the top of mount everest nine times. let's take a look now at the big board on wall street. the dow is down, um, let's see, the dow is down 99 there. and, yeah, it is down. [ laughter ] all right, to healthwatch

now. new numbers are out showing how much americans spend on healthcare based on their medical conditions. diabetes was the most expensive with people spending $101 billion on diagnosis and treatment. spending for heart disease reached $88 billion. and for low back and neck pain, $87 billion. the research was published in the journal of the american medical association. and a new study finds hospital intensive care units are being overused. icus typically deliver the most expensive invasive care in the hospital. ucla researchers looked at about 800 hospital stays and found more than half of the patients actually may not have needed that level of care. several million americans suffering from tremors making simple tasks difficult. but marlie hall shows us the new treatment may give them a steadier hand. >> reporter: alexandra says it takes an unsteady hand to

appreciate a steady one. >> this is the new and improved imperfect hand. >> reporter: the 52-year-old woman suffers from essential tremor a neurological disorder that causes involuntary shaking. she says it's affected every aspect of her life including her work. >> taking a glass of wine or sparkling water from a tray at a party, being able to take a picture with my iphone, just so many basic, basic things. >> reporter: alexandra was one of the first patients to receive a new fda-approved treatment for essential tremor. a doctor from weill cornell medical college says a noninvasive device targets the part of the brain causing the shaking. >> what it does is allows to us send ultrasound waves to specific spots in the brain and actually change the way the brain functions. >> reporter: patients have reported a nearly 50% improvement in their tremors. the procedure can only be done on one side of the brain so alexandra chose the right sides of her brain because she is left-handed.

>> this is now after the procedure. it's just unbelievable. good boy! >> reporter: she hopes modern medicine finds a way to eliminate her tremors but says having one steady hand has changed her life. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> doctors hope that the new procedure could potentially be applied to other neurological disorders including epilepsy. time now for a check of weather with miss roberta gonzales. >> it's chilly but we have bright sunshine. we'll have bright sunshine again tomorrow. that's it. that's totally it for 2016. we'll be beginning to cloud up and we'll remain cloudy for at least 7 days. this is our live weather camera. we are looking due east past the bay bridge a good 40, 45 miles. that's when you see the peak of mount diablo. 3848 feet tall. when you can see that now

visibility is unlimited. i'm also noticing right there that flag is on the fly at the embarcadero. right now we are in the 50s across the board. oakland and redwood city, both in the mid-50s. lows this morning 37 in oakland, 32 in redwood city. take a look at the offshore winds east-northeast at 8 in san francisco. that's why we saw the flag waving. 11 along the seashore. this is typical of an offshore push. berkeley northeast at 10. three very flat in the napa area but winds will increase to 15. hi there to robert sullivan one of our weather watchers along the peninsula. don the jackets and out for a walk in a brighter blue day. great advice. today and tomorrow bright sunshine, clouds filter in for friday through tuesday with daily chances of you needing that umbrella. and then by new year's eve it's going to be dry, cloudy and cool. low pressure sinking to the south. high pressure building in from the west. end result, offshore flow for now. but watch the futurecast. as the time ticks on by, what

do you see here? what do you see? absolutely nothing until that, friday, clouds increase from the south with rain chances across the south bay then saturday clouds from the west. we'll have cloudy conditions every day and the main theme will be cold temperatures. right now it's 48 at tahoe international airport. i don't think they're international. i think they are just a local airport. 56 in fresno. our temperatures 50s and 60s across the board today. yup. chilly at night 32 to 45 degrees. sunset 4:59. it looks like our extended forecast calls for, yeah, i went there, 66 degrees our outside number today in the capitola area, 70 tomorrow. even if we get near 68 that's okay. then notice the numbers go down from friday through tuesday. >> all right. a little bit of something for everyone there. >> how about when you see 70 on the map? >> it's impressive i have to say. >> sounds good. >> in december. >> a little before the a

warmup. all right, roberta, thank you ♪[ music ] still ahead, an unusual effort to protect a beloved comedian who is looking out for betty white? >> what's coolschools@kpix.com. what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and featu re your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, today's ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is cilantro. cilantro is not just great in hispanic cooking it's great in so many different dishes. it lends itself to so many different recipes probably one of the most versatile herbs you can buy but selection and storage is very, very important. when you buy it nice and green like this all the way. free from any yellowing whatsoever, any yellowing. it's got toll of nice and fresh and you have to be able to get that aroma. when you bring it home, in the refrigerator right away two or three days at the very most. like said, this versatile herb is used in so many different dishes you will be surprised. cilantro in the market, i like having it around the house because there's always a use for it. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i love this stuff. we love you, tony. americans have been mourning the loss of several celebrities and musicians lately many

blaming the year 2016 for all the tragic news. and now one guy wants to make sure a beloved comedienne stays safe through the end of the year. he set up a "go fund me" page to protect betty white from 2016. well, the page surpassed the $2,000 fundraising goal. the organizer said if the goal was met he would fly to wherever she is to keep her safe until january 1, 2017. now, it's all in good "fun." he says the money will be donated to a theater that helps new actors learn the ropes. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the bold and the beautiful is next. allen and veronica will see let's give roberta the last word. check the forecast. >> yes? okay. >> why not? >> sunny today, tomorrow, and even warmer conditions. then the sun goes away for quite some time. a chance of rain friday night through the weekend into tuesday. >> dry for midnight new year's eve. >> that's right and cold. >> thank you.

♪ >> ridge: just so we understand each other, i don't want you telling anyone how we're bringing down quinn. that includes steffy. >> liam: uh...yeah. okay. what am i not telling steffy -- what, that quinn is mildly but dangerously obsessed with you? >> ridge: yes. >> quinn: it's really not that bad. >> eric: excuse me. i have extensive medical experience. it's called raising four kids. all right. now... >> quinn: ah. >> eric: ...carefully put some weight on it -- not too much. just see if you can walk on it. >> quinn: ohh. well... >> eric: [ sighs ] >> quinn: [ chuckles ]