deadly stabbing at a target store... is speaking out. they say the alleged victim... was at fault, too. noon, now at noon the family of the suspects in the deadly stabbing in a target store is speaking out. they say the victim is at fault. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec. lisa chan live at the

courthouse in oakland with the new details. lisa. >> reporter: the arraignment for the two men charged with stabbing tyrone griffin to death at a target in hayward on christmas eve is scheduled for 2 p.m. now, according to the district attorney's criminal complaint it says griffin got into a verbal argument with frankie archuleta and his brother jesse. at some point it turned physical and during the physical altercation, the victim grabbed a bottle of wine off the shelf and hit frankie with it. the victim was then stabbed three times in the upper torso and arm. this all happened in front of griffin's 4-year-old son. both suspects left the scene on foot and were later found by police hiding behind a dumpster at a motel 6. as they were taken into custody by police, jesse stated he did it to defend himself. the suspect's sister showed up to the courthouse to support her brothers. >> my brothers are good men. they wouldn't attack somebody for no reason. i mean, i know people are going to judge by the way they look, by what they hear right away or what they see. my brothers are family men. they stay home and go to work.

they have their own children. they're not bad men. this wasn't a random attack and they would never attack nobody like this. i say that from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: the victim's wife said she plans to be here for every court hearing. she doesn't believe her husband started the fight. >> my processor are good men. they wouldn't attack -- my brothers are good men. they wouldn't attack somebody for no reason -- [ wrong audio ] >> reporter: the video she is referring to the surveillance video from the target store. investigators are reviewing it and talking to witnesses. both suspects are in their 20 ease and will be in court at 2 p.m. to face murder charges. is live in oakland, lisa chan, kpix 5. the search is on for two hoax suspects who shot at their -- hopes home invasion suspects

who shot at their victim in san jose. maria medina reports. >> reporter: police say the victims and the suspects did not know each other. neighbors say this is where the home invasion happened. police say two men forced their way in they exchanged words with the victims before they shot them and then took off. one plan says he knows the victim. >> a couple people tried to break in there and they had guns and they shot my stepson and his friend each in the leg. >> reporter: the two victims were taken to regional medical center. they are expected to be okay. but police have not released motive or suspect description. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. police are looking for clues in two deadly shootings in oakland that happened just hours apart last night. first at about 4:5 p.m. a woman -- 5:45 a woman was shot and killed on the 900 block of 21st street. then at 9:25 p.m., a 22-year- old man was shot on 62nd street

near golden gate playground. no arrests have been made in either case. solano county prosecutors are dropping dui charges against a man because of an unusual drug test. police say that joseph schwab was weaving in and out of traffic on it state 680 near fairfield last year when his blood tests came back negative for every drug except caffeine. the d.a. believes he had drugs in his system and didn't show up on the test but after speaking with forensic toxicologists yesterday, she said that she felt that the dui charges had to be dropped. >> we wish we could test for more drugs because then we would know what was in the system. >> when you tell this type of story to somebody, they naturally won't believe it. >> schwab is charged with reckless driving a misdemeanor. new at noon the obama administration just ordered sanctions against russia for hacking democratic computers during the presidential election. the u.s. says it will kick out

35 russian intelligence operatives and close two russian "compounds" here in the u.s. craig boswell has more from washington. >> reporter: officials tell cbs news there will be sanctions targeting leaders in russia's intelligence agency who u.s. officials believe were behind the hacks aimed at helping president-elect donald trump and that the hacks were carried out with the blessing of president vladimir putin. before leaving for vacation, president barack obama hind that sanctions may be just -- hinted that sanctions may be just part of the u.s. response. >> our goal continues to be to send a clear message to russia or others not to do this to us because we can do stuff to you. >> reporter: any sanctions the obama administration imposes can be undone with the stroke of a pen as soon as president- elect donald trump takes office. and he has been skeptical of u.s. intelligence claims that the russians were behind the hacks. during a visit with boxing promoter don king last night, the president-elect spoke on the issue. >> i think we ought to get on

with our lives. i think the computers are complicating lives. the whole, you know, age of computer has made it where nobody knows exactly what's going on. >> reporter: but even if president trump repeals the sanctions, congress can take action on its own. >> you can expect that the congress will investigate the russian involvement in our elections and i predict there will be sanctions coming that will hit russia hard particularly putin as an individual. >> reporter: president-elect trump says he expects to talk with congressional leaders about alleged russianing hacking in the future. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> we learned some of the russian diplomats that will be kicked out are stationed here in san francisco. russia has threatened to retaliate against any new sanctions from the obama administration. last night donald trump told the press that because of him, sprint and a new company one web will soon add a total of 8,000 u.s. based jobs. hours later he faced questions

regarding whether this job announcement was new news. [ inaudible ] >> earlier this month, president-elect donald trump touted a deal with the ceo of softbank sprint's largest shareholder and a recent investor in one web to create 50,000 new jobs. the companies confirm that the jobs referenced by the president-elect are included in the previously announced 50,000 new jobs pledge. president-elect trump will take the oath of office on january 20. in the meantime, he has been using social media to express his opinions on the current president's policies. cbs reporter jan crawford on how he is breaking from tradition in the way he addresses the country. >> reporter: from his florida estate, donald trump 140- character proclamations reverberate in capitals around the world. a flurry of tweets that promise changes to middle east policy when he takes office in january.

[ applause ] >> this response from secretary of state john kerry. >> i think it's having some impact obviously on allies who are questioning what's going on but they have their own policies. you know, they are not going to be swayed and intimidated by a tweet. >> this has caused a lot of friction. >> reporter: wall street journal" white house reporter carol lee says trump has done away with the notion that the sitting president should be the one speaking on behalf of the nation, not the president- elect. >> it's another sense in which donald trump is rewriting the rules and breaking with tradition. >> reporter: he suggested he will expand the u.s. nuclear arsenal and made overtures to taiwan angering chinese mainland officials. >> i want to tell you what's been done in the last few days. >> reporter: like fdr did through radio. >> i have several announcements to make. >> reporter: and jfk with television. donald trump's tweets can dominate a news cycle. >> i have a method of fighting back. >> reporter: aides say trump will continue to tweet when he moves into the white house. >> i think that his use of

social media is going to be something that's never been seen before. he has this direct pipeline to the american people. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: others will be listening, too. this tweeter in chief's new followers will likely include hostile governments and foreign spice. >> intelligence agencies all over the world sift through social media. they love social media. it's a great way to get insight. >> reporter: jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> back here in northern california, the commercial dungeness crab fishery has just expanded but you may still have a tough time finding crab or pay more for them. that's because crabbers from bodega bay, north through oregon and washington, went on strike yesterday. its all over a price dispute. wholesale buyers want to lower the price fishermen earn to $2.75 per pound but the fishermen want $3 a pound saying they will either stop crabbing in areas where the season is already opened or delay the start of their season to try to get that higher price. >> starting today, palo alto's

tap water won't be coming from hetch hetchy. the public utilities commission is changing the source to local reservoirs to allow for inspections and repairs of a key pipeline connecting to hetch hetchy. officials warn this new mix of water may an earthy taste and even a slight odor. the flow from hetch hetchy returns in march. ♪[ music ] still ahead, a warehouse in the sky. the new way amazon could one day handle your packages and deliveries. >> plus, bringing in the big guns. pair of thieves got creative to steal some cash and it was all caught on camera. >> from the kpix weather center, good afternoon, everybody. take a good look at this. not just a beautiful skyline of san francisco and the coast, but what we're looking at is the last full day of sunshine of 2016. we'll talk about the big changes you need to know about as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

woman who sang and danced her way into a lot of hearts. now family, friends and fans are mourning debbie reynolds... who died just one day after the death of her daughter, actress carrie fisher. ports from new we are remembering debbie reynolds. now family, friends and fans are mourning her, dying a day after her daughter died, carrie fisher. roxana saberi reports from new york. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the teen star of the 1952 classic "singin' in the rain" died wednesday just a day after her daughter actor carrie fisher. >> wonder if it doesn't have something to do with bringing on the stroke. it's too much. christmas will never be the same. >> reporter: her son todd fisher was with her. >> the last thing she said to me was that she really missed her daughter and really wanted to be with her. and literally 30 minutes later she was -- she had the stroke and that's exactly what she did. >> reporter: in hollywood fans

left flowers and candles at a makeshift memorial on her stauer on the walk of fame. shatner said: >> i have had a wonderful career and great life. >> reporter: roxana saberi for cbs news, new york. ♪[ music ] >> reynolds was nominated for more than a dozen awards including golden globes, emmys and an oscar. she is survived by her son todd and granddaughter billie. she was 84 years old. in texas' pair of thieves brought in heavy equipment to steal a bank atm and it was caught on camera. he drove a u-haul up and construction equipment to knock over the atm. he used that lift to put the cash machine in the back of the u-haul and then drove off. amazon may one day use blimps stocked with drones to get its packages to customers. we are learning the ecommerce

giant was approved for a patent in april for airborne warehouses. amazon blimps would circle over cities at 45,000 feet and launch drones carrying orders. yeah. this could be real life. completing a delivery a nearby shuttle would carry the drones back to the blimp after completing the delivery. they could be used for food deliveries, also. netflix wants to help parents get their kids to bet early on new year's eve. for the third year in a row it has created new year's countdowns based on some popular cartoon characters. parents can stream them well before the clock hits midnight. last year the peak streaming time was 8 p.m. >> great idea. send them off to bed so you can have your own celebration. >> give them sparkling apple juice. >> i'm all for that. good afternoon, the live weather camera features the golden gate bridge where the sky is seamless. blue skies. take a look at it. that's the last time we're going to see this kind of

clarity from the coast to the bay into our inland areas for about one week. and look at the flag. most notably it is on the fly. we have an offshore wind blowing out of the north about 13 miles per hour. comfortable temperatures in the area. san francisco 56. cool in santa rosa 51 after starting at 28 degrees. downtown san francisco right near the mission district back through union square east winds at 4. 12-mile-per-hour winds in pleasanton. 15 in livermore. these are offshore winds. 17 in the napa area. there's what you need to know for this thursday. this is the last day of full sunshine across the bay area because we begin to see increasing clouds friday leading to potential minimum risk of daily rain showers motor notably from friday through next tuesday, wednesday. cool conditions. there you have the high pressure in full command of our bay area forecast and here's

our futurecast. you see that swath of clouds for friday? then the clouds thicken and they gather and produce rain showers far reaches the north bay on saturday. and then we'll have a slight chance of rain showers for the new year on sunday. more likely on monday. statewide today good-looking day central valley 57 to 60. one of my pick cities has to be monterey bay at 6le degrees. 49 on the south shore. here's your beach forecast. santa cruz 71 degrees. some pretty big swells up to 12 feet. meanwhile, temperatures 50s and 60s today as the sun goes down at 5:00. here's your extended forecast giving the outside number of 70 along the seashore towards monterey and carmel valley now already 79 degrees. how about that? can you imagine? >> golfing at pebble beach. >> chilling on the beach. >> perfect. >> right. >> thanks, roberta. still ahead, cooking for others for 20 years. the bay area man volunteering his culinary skills to help organizations in need. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is shallots. i use them in so many different recipes. if i don't have like garlic or onions, what's right in between, what lends itself to

all different recipes is shallots. selection and storage is very important. when you buy them, make sure there's beautiful colors like this all the way. free from any sprouting whatsoever. then you want to be sure they are nice and firm to the touch. it has to be like garlic. if it breaks apart and feels like there's powder inside there it's been stored for too long. cool, dry place not the refrigerator. shallots are good, use a little or a lot depending on the recipe but it's hard to overpower with the shallots like the garlic. shallots in the market year round for all the holiday cooking coming up. you'll love them. 'm tony tantillo, y our fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. when nonprofits in the east bay want to raise money with a pancake breast fast -- pancake breakfast or tri-tip barbecue word of mouth generally leads them to one man who pulls up with his mobile kitchen or barbecue trailer and starts to cook for free. and he is this week's jefferson award winner. >> yup reporter: lowell hoxie is a bit of a collector. >> this is most of your stuff

here. >> yeah. this is --i have a lot more back in the back and everywhere else. >> reporter: but all the pots, pans and cutting boards serve him well because for 20 years he has been cooking. >> people say can you cook for this? can you cook for that? so i do. >> reporter: he never charges a dime. when he volunteers to cook each events just pays for the food and supplies. it began in 1995 when lowell volunteered to cook for a boy scout jamboree. then he built a mobile kitchen using equipment he salvaged through his demolition business. >> this is the griddle. >> i have a kitchen sink here. stainless steel. we can set up if you really want. >> reporter: the more he used the kitchen, and a barbecue he built, the more word got out. >> next year i got a call from a person who calls me up you were there last year? >> i said yeah. can you do it again? yeah, i can can do it. now i'm kind of on a list. every year they go next person in charge of this breck far, oh, this is a guy you need to call.

>> reporter: this is lowell's smoker and barbecue in action here. look at the tri-tip in here? >> he has served up so many meals when you combine that with a pancake breakfast he has done, you try to total up the number of people he has fed? there's no telling. >> i got the equipment to do it. that makes a big difference. that helps. but it's hard cooking for 600 people at one time. i just have a knack for it, i guess. >> it would be fun to watch him work. [ laughter ] >> reporter: ken hatch has known lowell hoxie for years. without him? >> i think then they would have to rely to some of those commercial catering places to do that job and then it would cost money. he doesn't charge. >> reporter: this tri-tip event is a fundraiser for sunol glen school. >> sure we would have to come up with something else, something simpler that probably wouldn't be as profitable because people come from all over to get his tri-tip. >> reporter: how long will lowell keep at it? >> gets a little tiring after a while but as long as i'm able to do it physically, i'll just keep doing it. >> reporter: so for giving his time and culinary skill all for

free to help youth groups and nonprofits, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to lowell hoxie. allen martin, economics. -- kpix 5. looks delicious. you can nominate your local here for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

mcdonald's ex fiance.. one day after cellphone video shows a tens coming up at 5:00 we are sitting down with ray mcdonald's ex-fiancee one day after cell phone video shows a tense confrontation between her and the former 49er. we'll find out what she has to say about ray and that video tonight at 5:00. >> and that is it for our final kpix 5 news at noon show at noon. >> football tomorrow? >> of the year, yeah. football. >> this is our last show for2016? >> we'll be back tomorrow morning at 4:30. join us.

>> liam: so [chuckles] there is a reason for all this, right? >> steffy: does there have to be? maybe i just want a romantic evening with you. >> liam: yeah, or maybe you have something to tell me? what is it, steffy? >> wyatt: you told steffy that she shouldn't be living with liam? >> eric: not while she's still married to you. >> wyatt: wow. uh... thank you for looking out for me. you know she's divorcing me, right? >> eric: i told her that she has to respect marriage and she has to honor the end of what you