in concord. it happened along southbound highway 242 north of solano way... just after 5 this evening. the freeway is now back open. officers say the two male victims were in a black mercedes two men were shot at just after 5:00 this evening and the freeway is now back open. the two male victims were in a black mercedes sedan when someone shot at them. one man hit, his injuries are not life-threatening. the shooter or shooters drove away. no word on a suspect's vehicle at this point. we have a crew at the scene gathering information. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. this shooting comes as a new set of cameras is about to go live along another east bay freeway. i-80.

there have been dozens of shootings along that stretch of the freeway over the past few years along with gang-related gunfire. several east bay mayors are calling on the state for money to install more highway cameras. >> now, to a dramatic story of survival. a young woman tells kpix5 how she made it out of a nasty car wreck that killed her best friend. the two college students were on their way home to castro valley when the accident happened last week. kpi can x5 sat down with the survivor who is now trying to heal. -- kpix5 sat down with the survivor who is now trying to heal. >> reporter: she is still trying to recovery. >> it has stitches. it happened in the car. i remember getting in the tree and my foot covered in blood. all of the scratches. >> reporter: she survived the car crash that killed her best friend. it is hard to talk about it. her family recounted the story.

>> she said i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: the two college students were driving home to castro valley after spending a couple days in humble county. jenna was driving. light rain, around 7:30 on wednesday night on highway 101 just north. the family said the car hydroplaned, flipped several times and landed in a flooded creek. they tried to kick open the front windshield but more water rushed in. they say natalie told jenna to follow her out of a back window. >> jump out of the back window that was blown out. as soon as she got out, washed up on the tree that the car hit. then turned around and the the car was down. the 19-year-old held on to the tree for 10-12 hours and she almost drowned trying to swim out of the creek. >> made it to the shore but had

to scramble through bushes and she said at that ponent she was so weak she could not walk up to the road, she was crawling. >> the family took a picture of the berry bush. >> the first call was to her mom. she could not talk, it was crying and deep breathing. >> reporter: first responders found jenna in a submerged car. >> it is hard to rejoice in natalie being with us without feeling selfish that she made it and jenna did it. >> reporter: the family says mentally it will be a long recovery process. both tkpwerls graduted -- girls graduated from castro

high. >> they set up a gofundme page to help with the funeral expenses. now, massive sinkhole. larger than a hole that opened up in the same spot last year. we have the latest storm- related trouble. >> reporter: this area near the fire station is completely blocked off with several set of fences securing a massive sinkhole that opened up just days before another round of storms. >> it is not what i thought it would look like. >> 40 feet wide and 15 feet deep. a new sink hole opens up after another was fixed in the same location just months ago. but this time it is 3 times the original size. >> it looks like that is probably a structural problem with the pipes. >> reporter: it happened just after last week's rain. >> it is a burden on the people

because they have to go around they can not cut through. >> what are you worried about? >> i am worried how fast they are going to repair the damage. >> reporter: it is not a new story but one that comes back and haunts them again and again after ever big storm. >> we came to town here back in the late 70s. you can still play frisbee at the pier. >> now? >> now that the water is there even on low tide if you look at the coast it looks like mad max area with rebar sticking out of the cliffs. >> reporter: back to you. >> no word if there are plans to shore up the area before the next round of rain this week. >> a sheriff's deputy is behind bars and out of a job. accused of opening fire inside of a house full of people. a 23-year-old was at a house

party in sack sack on friday night when an argument led to gunfire. you can see from his mug shot partygoers fought back. pinning him down until the officers arrived. no one was else hurt. he had only been with the department for a few months and still on probation status. he has since been fired. held without bail on 5 counts of attempted murder. a krogz the nation today. tens of thousands of people hit the streets to fight for the affordable care act. -- across the nation today, tenses of thousands of people hit the streets to fight for the affordable care act. the health care rally included big named supporters. [singing] >> reporter: singing the song of the civil rights movement in front of hundreds of people to

save the afford abcare act. on this weekend the bay area college members joined house minority leader to stand against repolling and replacing barack obama care with what republicans say will be a cheaper alternative. >> his plan is to make america sick again. >> remember the words of dr. king. of all of the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhumane. >> reporter: constituents shared their own story. anita was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer 3 years ago. >> i am still here. [cheers and applause] [ laughter ] and -- that you have -- and i am getting life- saving treatment. i found out in august a few areas it came back. i was not afraid because i have insurance and i can continue

getting my life-saving treatment. >> reporter: she repeated the words from john lewis. >> i do not recognize donald trump as a legitimate president. >> reporter: the group calling this their first stand but not last. [singing] obamacare... including u-s senator kamala harris. in >> at a rally ins los angeles hundreds defended oba ama care including harris n. california 5 million people are covered through the affordable care act. in the nation's capitol preparations for trump's inauguration are well under way. our cbs reporters shows us what to expect. >> the stage is set for president-elect trump and vice president elect mike pepbs to be sworn in. at a parade practice run today, stand ins tried to make it lock like the real deal with security in place. temporary fences are up throughout much of the city and

homeland security says law enforcement is ready. >> this includes approximately 10,000 individuals from the department of homeland security and some 12,000 other federal personnel including 7800 members of the national guard. >> also making preparations for a million people, a rented toilet company is making headlines for the cover up of the company name. it is not clear if his name hits too close to home for organizers of donald trump's inauguration or if the company is trying to keep in line with dc compliance rules on advertising. meanwhile there will be glitz and glamour at his three official inaugural balls friday night. brood way star jennifer holiday backed out this weekend telling her fans one of the main reasons she pulled out was a

backlash from the lgbtq community. >> reporter: the college gray tornado matching band is not bowing to pressure to back out. the band from a historically black college in alabama is raising money to join 40 other groups in friday's parade. >> well, more than 20 house democrats will skip the inauguration. some are angry with the war of words with congressman john lewis. among those boycotting the inauguration, barbara lee, north bay representative, huffman and east bay representative mark desonea. we will have you covered on the inauguration. we will number washington dc for the events leading up and the swearing in. she will bring us live reports beginning on thursday. >> president barack obama says it is robl for the next president and congress to get a lot done but it will not be easy. he spoke for a "60 minutes "interview. >> to sustain a majority it requires an ability for

republicans and democrats to find some common ground. right now the structure is making it hard for people to work together. >> he asked if he changed much on a personal level during the past 8 years. >> what is the difference between this guy and this guy now. how much smarter are you than this guy standing on the street corner? >> well, obviously i am grayer and a few more wrinkles but i will be honest with you, my basic character and outlook have not changed much. and people who are closest to me would tell you the guy that came here is the same guy who is leaving. >> the conversation that aired tonight was president barack obama's final interview as commander in chief. still ahead, ice snapping tree limbs and knocking downpour lines. a winter storm brings freezing

rain and a lot of problems to thousands of americans. the curtain about to close for a popular circus. fans respond to the news that ringling brothers circus is closing down. dry weather, wait until you see what will happen on wednesday. the forecast is coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,,

washington.. conditions were so cold at the

time-- the water sprayed onto the flames... turned to ice! the ice is now beginning to melt in the midwest... after sleet and drizzle created a mess over the past three days. thousands are still without conditions so cold the rain turned to ice. the ice is melting after the sleet and drizzle created a miss. >> thousands would power. a lot of trees, covered with ice fell down. >> and a power pole that snapped and when the ice starts to melt tree limbs can snap back into place knocking down more power lines. people in witch -- in wichita. a woman was afraid her cat would get hurt. >> i looked outside -- she was

a tpreud of a cat. >> there was no serious damage to the -- friend of a cat. >> there was no serious damage to the tree. a woman who was kid napped when she was born just met her biological parents. she met her parents. it was in the same town where her althoughed kidnapper raised her under a false name for 18 years. the police used dna to establish her identity. her parents are now stunned and thankful. >> never give up hope. always thought i would find her. >> the suspect, gloria williams, was arrested on friday. she is accused of posing as a nurse to swipe the baby in 1998. now she will be sent back to florida to face charges. after 146 years the ringling brothers circus will fold up the tents for good. our cbs reporter is on the end

of the iconic american spectacle. >> reporter: benefit tv was in color and before the internet for the circus, they jumped, flew and dazzled their way into people's hearts. the ring master before the debut. it was despite efforts to update their act. the ceo and the entertainment and the parent company is finally that the show can not go on. >> it has been through every cycle and it has been through a lot of change. it is not relevant to people in the same way. >> last year the company decided to retire the show and they saw the drop in sales. >> there were more animals but it did not seem to be that much

at this time. >> reporter: plagued from protests. ben williamson is a director with pita. >> do you happening it will have a bigger impicture on other animal shows? >> i do. i think -- impact on other animal shows? >> i do. you are seeing sea world stopping their orca shows. >> reporter: the circus says all of the animals will go to a suitable home once they have their final curtain call. back to you. a dog that was missing for two weeks has been found and reunited with her owners. cali escaped from her yard when she was scared by fireworks on new year's eve. since then she has been spotted near interstate 880. the police say she was happy to finally see her family this weekend. wagging tail as soon as they showed up. plenty of skiers and snow

borders have been flocking to the slopes this weekend to enjoy fresh powder in the sierra. even more snow is in the forecast in the coming weeks. the martin luther king weekend is usually a big one for the tahoe area and hotels and restaurants. some say it could be a record breaker. >> now, clear and dry around much of the bay area tonight. now, broy an is here with big changes on the way. now, my guess is that you will not like what i will have to say. >> sunshine for the most part for patchy dense fog and the numbers will look like this on monday. from the coast to inland but, by midwoke we have another chance of rain moving into the bay area. the low pressure in the gulf of alaska finally carves a notch out of the high pressure.

it will be stormy by midweek. future cast can see it happening. let freeze it tomorrow morning. patchy fog around here, mostly sunny. future cast rolls on to tuesday. midday. not bad. watch what happens tuesday at noon? high cloudsip crease and then by wednesday, top part of your screen you see the first hint now, heavy on wednesday night. now, here is what will happen. now, clouds early tomorrow. not a big deal. now, driveway weather, late tuesday. then, rain, wind, returning. wednesday through the weekend with a shot on wednesday with a shot on wednesday, friday and sunday. now, overnight lows tonight not too bad, really, middle 30s it 40s. sun up tomorrow. day time highs will be all in the middle 50s with san jose coming in at 58 degrees.

57 for palo alto. lowtory middle 70s will do -- lower to middle 70s will do it. near 60 degrees. now, not looking bad at all. now, in the extended forecast, though, we got sunshine. a little bit of fog around. tuesday, partly cloudy skies. dense fog. late wednesday. rain heavy at times. returning to the bay area. the temperatures all week in the middle 50s. friday, another storm coming in for the bay area. the numbers chilly in the middle 50s for the most part. what happens this weekend? we will be looking for partly cloudy and showers on saturday before yet another storm at this point that looks like that is coming in. rain on wednesday, rain on friday, rain on sunday. and with all of the rain that we have gotten it will not take long for the rivers to spike. something we need to pay ark tension to. if you need something done, get it done monday and tuesday because wednesday, we turn wet. >> all right. >> this weekend the raiders

confirmed the next move to try to get out of oakland. filing relocation papers to move the franchise to vegas. they announced they secured financing for a new stadium just in case another funding falls through. mark davis met with league specials about a relocation, owners still have to approve a move and that could come as soon as march. this week the golden state warriors will take a big step to their move in san francisco. breaking ground on tuesday on the new state of the art chase center on mission bay. the warriors owner will be there. the celebration starts at noon. bottom of the hour, another game day sunday night sports gala. >> this one is special. >> the final 4 is set. we, myself and kevin lynch will look at the head coach finalists and set the table for the warriors and cavaliers. we are on the eve of that.

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get ready for the real world by holding a book club for kids. tyrone burns owns "pull up your pants barbershop" in oakland. twice a month, his young guests have to read aloud to shop double duty for a basher. he cuts hair and holds a book club for kids. >> now, twice a month his young

guests have to read aloud to the entire shop. last week he was attacked. thieves took tickets he bought for the kids and money he raised. thanks to a generous neighbor the trip to out. >> now they will remember mlk and the barbershop took them to their first field trip. >> a lot of the kids have not been across the grid. just probably seen the water, you know what i am saying. it will open up a new world for these kids. >> he chose a place to require reading to have fun. we'll be right back. the nasa drama "hidden figures" ,,,,,,,,

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just topped the box office for the second straight week. the film about four african- american female mathematicians has earned 20-point- five million dollars so far this holiday weekend. in second place is "la la land"...bringing in 14-point-five million dollars... imated film "hidden figures" reached top status again. in 2nd place is "la-la land" bringing in $14 million followed by "sing," "rogue 1. a star wars movie." we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,