and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit now at noon, rain on the way to the bay area. your afternoon commute may be a soggy one. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. and live outside check out the cameras keeping our eyes on the bay, cloudy and gray across the bay area right now.

that's about to change. mary lee is tracking the conditions for you right now. >> we are tracking an upper level low. the bulk of the energy is offshore and tracking a few showers out there. let's zoom in here. partsover the north bay you can see some light shourps there -- showers there. and pushing across the peninsula and redwood city and palo alto. you can see the light rain showers there. some of this not hitting the ground. we could see a few sprinkles. again, a lot of that rain is offshore and should be moving in later today. the storm watch scale, the rain impact, light to moderate rain, a 3. the wind impact, a 3. flooding impact, a 2. and that commute through the afternoon and evening at a 5 with the rain. futurecast, hour by hour, and i'll let you know when the rain will arrive for your area coming up.

and this afternoon, the city of san jose is expected to take a kwee key society -- key society of a sale to google. there's a last-ditch effort to derail the deal. >> reporter: we are in the home strep to the deal -- stretch of the deal and it looks like there are enough votes to pass it. hunger strikers set up camp hoping to convince the counsel council to save the city-owned land for the homeless. they're set to sell 21 acres to google for $110 million. it's projected to bring 25,000 jobs to the downtown core. >> this is a company that wants to integrate into the city core and build in the street grid in a way that is entirely mixed use with with the housing and affordability, retail, raupts -- restaurants, hotel and everything.

what a fantastic opportunity. >> reporter: if the council approves the deal, this is a rough layout of the cam pugs. the central -- campus. the stram zone has the trains and entertainment. and the mayor is set to address reporters at 12:45. yesterday, he said 25% of the housing will be set aside for affordable housing and there will be tuition assistance and job training. there has been a nonviolent protest for the last three days. >> the city is drawing a line in the money here. and we're on the wrong side of that line. . >> reporter: the vote happens at 1:30 this afternoon. there is a long list of public comment that could stretch into intothe evening session.

homeowners at the singing millennium tower are expected to submit a permit to shore up the building. their plan to to drill 52 steel and concrete piles to the from the oshlg l foundation to -- original foundation to 250 feet below. the developer agreed to perform the retro fit if it's signed off on. the m was gunned down in a car around 6:00 last night at pickle weed park near canal street. witnesses saw a man from the area after sa the loo -- the shooting. an investigation is underway in antioch after a driver hit a three-year-old around 7:30 last night at the somersville town center. one witness telling us that a

car sped right through the mall parking lot while the child and her parent were comings out of a sears store. she was taken to the hospital and she died. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the police. and new vehicle of central american migrant children getting assistance jumping the border wall. the children ages two, seven, and ten, slid down if 18- -- the 18-foot wall yesterday morning. and the family surrendered to border patrol agents who arrived on the scene. the person who assisted the family was not arrested. a live look now from the u.s. capitol rotunda where president george h.w. bush lies in state. dignitaries from all over the world and must bes of the public -- members of the public coming to pay respects to the former commander in chief. and president bush's family will spend time today with president trump.

nikole killion has more details from capitol hill. . >> reporter: president trump saluted president george h.w. bush's casket monday night. today, he will meet with the family to pay respects. he tweeted, looking forward to being with the wonderful bush family. the former first lady will come to the white house this morning to be given a tour of the christmas decorations by melania. the elegance of precision of the last two days have been remarkable. president trump declared tomorrow a national day of mourning in honor of president george h.w. bush. dignitaries and military leaders passed be i the president's coffin as are thousands of public visitors who came do say be bye. >> we both felt it was important. he represented dignity and decency and kindness. this is a time when that's all too almost loes.

>> reporter: visitors are -- lost. >> reporter: visitors are given cards outlining the accomplishments during his life. douglas wanted to share the experience with his son. . >> walking in and observing and showing respect, that's something we could all remember. >> reporter: sully, the service dog, accompanied people who have benefited tr fr the -- from the mrerns with disabilities act that president bush signed into law. nikole killion, cbs news, capitol hill. and the funeral is at the national cathedral tomorrow. the final burial is in texas on the grounds of the presidential library. and to wall street, stocks are plunging this afternoon with 50 minutes to go be before the cloedzing -- cloedzing bell -- closing bell. right now, it's down 683. tech companies and bapgs and -- banks and industrial stocks possible for the selloffs.

the markets closed tomorrow to honor former president bush. and here, we are working to help neighbors in need these days. kpix5 is pat nering to -- partnering to collect food this holiday season. we have the bay area donation drive. >> reporter: and kenny, i am at whole foods market right now, which partnered with us for ten years to help bay area families. with me is trenlt page, the -- trent page, the culinary coordinator. we like to call you chef. chef is good. you're talking about the easy ways to donate. >> yeah. donating couldn't be any easy easier. come to the store and bring nonperishables or pick them up here and donate. or donate at the register. . >> reporter: so it's very easy. what are some of the most needed items? >> most needed items are common things you see at home.

peanut butter, black bean wooens -- beans, pastas and grains. those are available in the store and you can pick them up and drop them in the bin. focus on things healthy and nutritious. >> reporter: no cup kangs in the -- cup cakes in the bin. . >> maybe a couple. >> reporter: and there you go. next up, we'll have a check presentation coming up. so it will be very exciting. >> sounds good. we'll see you in a bit. thank you so much. still ahead, an alert for dog own remain silent. the health -- owners. the health concern that has eight brands of dog food pulled from the shes -- shelves. and the rush is office building on to going to show you on to get -- on to get packages dlooifred on -- delivered on time. a look at the busy operation. hey there people eligible for medicare.

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a nationwide beef recall got bigger. the agriculture department is ordering the recall of more than 12 million pounds of beef products that could be contaminated with salmonella. that's 5 million pounds more than the original recall if october. it includes ground beef packaged between july 26th and september #th of -- 7th of this year. the packages are marked with this number. and nearly 250 people in 26 states got the sick before the recall in october.

and more dog and puppy food is recalled due to toxic levels of vitamin d. the recall expanded to these products. the effected bags have different recipes and dates. for a full list of the recalled brands, head to our website, kpix.com. and these days, holiday shopping goes hand in hand with shipping. we make so many. purchases on line. how fedex is handling the rush. >> reporter: we're at the fedex facilin o. and ta a look, the employees are pulling boxes out of the containerings. those -- containers. those just came from the airport. the workers pull the boxes out of the containers and they go on the conveyor belt. the belt takes them around and

the drivers pull off the packages for each of the routes and load them into the trucks. that is part of the magic of how all of these boxes get delivered. with us is matt, the manager of this station. so matt, tell us about the volume you guys are going to be dieng -- doing in the next waive and give up l of day -- next couple of weeks. >> and we are 425,o 000 -- 425,000 employees across the nation work hard. as you can see here, earlier today, we shall talking about -- we were talking about the cans coming in and we're sending that to the people and getting the packages to them before the holidays. >> reporter: 3,000 packages per hour you guys are sorting? >> yes. down the belt and off to the people of san francisco. >> reporter: perfect. so again, fedex is ready to deliver all of the pam packages

-- packages. but make sure you get the last- minute orders by the friday before christmas to ensure overnight delivery by christmas day. a new study from uc berkeley suggests the chemicals used in makeup and personal care products are tied to early puberty in girls. half o the girls studied shows signs of puberty whether they were nine -- when they were nine years old. this adds to the evidence they can disrupt or interfere with the hormones. and we've been talking at round four of rain and here it comes. >> that's right. and we are tracking up it p -- it. a few showers now and we'll continue to see rounds of rain throughout the afternoon and evening. let's zoom in to some spots. getting light rain. you can see from the north bay

inverness along lea 1, is -- highway 1, the showers pushing there. and over the bay and daily city and east bay there, right over oakland, a few shower us pushing in to free mont there. some of this not even reaching the ground. could see a few sprinkles with this. a lot of that activity offshore with the cutoff low pressure system. here's the camera. the cloudy skies out there. currently, temperatures in the low to mid 50s for shots. -- spots. oakland, 52. liver moore, 50. saab o san francisco, 54. and here's what you can example looking at waves and periods of light to motd rain this afternoon dfrp -- moderate rain this afternoon. off and on rain tonight and scattered showers tomorrow. here's the reason why. we're tracking the cutoff low pressure system. and this low, this upper level

low is cut off from the westerly flow. because of that, it's doing its own thing and going around and that's exactly what we are noticing with the low. waves of rain moving through as the storm me andering around and it doesn't tr v the clear -- have the clear track. here's what you can expect throughout the afternoon. 2:00 p.m., you can see scattered showers in the afternoon. that will continue by 5:00 p.m. could be a wet commute for some of you. tomorrow, overnight, at 2:00, the widespread rain. and we're looking at a few showers 5:00 a.m. tomorrow and a few isolated showers tomorrow in the afternoon. 4:50, sunset. sunrise, 71. the -- 7:10. there's the seven-day forecast. again off and on rain today, tomorrow. drier by the end of the week. some bay area companies are stepping up to help families in need this holiday season.

michelle is live if oakland with more on what the doing -- they're doing for the food for bay area families drive. >> reporter: and these companies are accepting -- stepping up in a big way. this is troy with the clorox company. you have a good sized donation for the food bank. >> question do. -- we do. we're proud to be partners. clorox has been in the community over 100 years. 30 of those years, we've worked with the food above averagement and we're -- above average bank. p -- bank. and we're proud to support is the -- the community. >> reporter: why the food bank? why is that important for the company to get involved? . >> they've explained the needs of the community. and at clorox, we work hard to make lives before everyday day. >> reporter: let's see the chex. >> absolutely -- check. >> absolutely. happy to share with you. to you and your organization,

i'm proud to present this clerk for $98,500 to the food bank on eporsu b $98,500. that's a lot of money. >> we have many people to serve. we're serving one in five county residents. this will help us now and through the first of the year. we're very grateful. >> reporter: what does it mean to the food bank to know that clorox company helped you for so long? >> it made all the difference in the world. i've had many bosses and board leaders who were clorox executives. troy is a great friend to the food bank. we're fortunate to have them as a partner. >> reporter: this is awesome. thank you so much. go to kpix.com to donate.

>> i wouldn't give fake roses. why would you have an artificial christmas tree? finding the perfect real >> if you tuesday use an -- use christmas tree is a tradition for many families. an artificial tree for four this year, a study finds that more and more people are opting years, it's more eco-friendly than a real tree. we'll be right back after this. about 80% of u.s. households ake some families say it's not a choice.

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-- counter, never in the refrigeratorment and tut -- refrigerator. and cut them in hardly any seeds and the beautiful color. and then you bite into it. and i will say this, i'm tony tantillo. remember to eat fresh and stay thil. -- healthy. so sweet. >> delicious. coming up at 5:00, a bay area winery had its giant santa stolen. it was more than just a holiday decoration and was a town fixture. that mystery and more om koming up -- coming up at #35k. . >> -- 5:00. and look at that. >> enjoy that. and the rain is coming in. have a great day.

>>ayloow -- what are you even saying? b this again. just calm down. we have to remember, there's a baby in the house. >> taylor: i have to take care of my granddaughter. what are you doing?! that is mine! give me that! that is mine! >> brooke: what anybody else would do when there's a shooter in the house. >> steffy: why hope? why? >> hope: i had to say something. i mean, who -- who does your mother hate more than mine? >> steffy: that's been going on

for decades. my mom would never do that. >> hope: but she did, steffy. she picked up a gun and she shot bill in the back. and i'm sorry, but...