a fire forced a family out of tis mor the fire spread to the attic and no injuries reported. the rush to get out of town for if the holidays starts now. the arnts are pack -- airports are packed. we talked to excited travelers. >> reporter: we are at the front end of the airport. they expect the numbers to go up this year by 9% and so for some traveling on a thursday, not a bad yes, i did. -- idea. now at noon, president they expect 800,00 travelers to come through the airport from now to january 6th. trump says he won't sign it. angela cares about one of them. a measure meant to avoid a she hasn't seen her sofomyt ca government shutdown won't get his stafrn of approval. the sticking point, money for a month ago. border waulg. i'm michelle griego. . do y >> reporter: and the rest of >> i'm kenny choi. the country is buso. a look inside the white house where a deadline to keep the government funded is less than naonwiai

2 -- 5.2%. exed t two days away. the fate of hundreds of today, thursday, december 20th. thousands of workers depends on the deal. there's a deal that would have erin is headed to alberta and bought time, but president trump isn't having it. says it was a no brainer to fly >> reporter: late last night, out today instead of friday or saturday. the senate approved legislation why today? >> it was way cheaper. to temporarily fund the federal and hopefully, less busy. we'll see. government and avert a shutdown. but the measure passed fingers crossed. including no additional money . for a wall along the u.s. and >> reporter: for mary, flying on a thursday and getting a jump on the holiday means less mexico border. time alone. president trump vowed to shut >> all the family starts coming down the government if he didn't get the money to pay for in tomorrow night and we want to go and spind as much time it. with our clan as possible. leaders objected to spending exfra money money on the wall i would never fly closer to -- extra money on the wall and christmas. >> reporter: for the rt refused to budge. family, the best present are the white house had signalled this year is wrapped in early thursday that the camouflage. president was open to a deal. that was before mr. trump met with a group of house republicans this afternoon. >> the president informed us he what's it like to be home? . >> great. will not sign the bill that it feels great. came from the senate last . >> i just -- i don't know what evening because of his concerns to say. for border security.. i'm so excited. .

>> we believe there's time. we can have border security and >> reporter: in san jose, kpix 5. >> oakland airport officialing are feeling the travel rush. been urging president trump to they're expecting a 5% increase reject an agreement with no fund funding for a border wall. in travelers between now and january 1st compared to last year. >> mr. president, we'll back any of the peak days could you ip. if you veto the bill, the surpass 50,000 travelers. people will support you. let's build the wall and do our and airport officials expect 2 million passengers to job in congress. come through from now to the >> reporter: the freedom caucus new year and that is the same believes there the last best volume as last year. chance to get a wall built before the democrats take and a powerful earthquake control of the u.s. house in off the eastern coast of russia 2019. . and majority leader mitch 50 miles west of the square and mcconnell is keeping the senate registered as a 7.4. in session in case the members it struck about two and a half need to vote on a new spending hours ago and there was a residence. tsunami threat and that has passed. of -- resolution. no warnings elsewhere and no and the dow is down 430 damage reported. presidenumdending the decis points one day after the federal reserve announced 2,000 u.s. ground troops from interest rate hikes setting markets in the u.s. and around -- troops home from syria. n maulncomnt nging. the man acc

he wrote this this morning. and last night, the white house tweeted a video saying we've beaten them and beaten them to stari badly. ann has more from the court the president made the move hearing in oakland. against the advice of advisors. >> reporter: the attorney says lawmakers quickly weighed in. he is suffering from extreme >> it takes courage to do this because there's a million nay sayers on both sides of the nia wilson's friends and family aisle. paed ts morning. >> it's caught everybody off guard. her mother spoke outside. i doubt there's anybody in the >> he ain't crazy. republican caucus and the senate that just isn't stunned he wasn't crazy that night. >> reporter: wilson was 18 by this. >> president trump ordered the years old and fatally stabbed at an oakland b.a.r.t. move to be completed in 30 station in july, her throat days. slashed on the platform as she russian president welcomed the withdrawal decision. and her sister got off a train. and disgraced hollywood john cowell is charged with the murder. mogul harvey weinstein lost the the two had no prior relationship. it was i a random act of more from manhattan. viemens. his lawyer says he's >> reporter: former hollywood incompetent to stand trial. heavy weight arrived at the courthouse in new york where a >> we're seeing an extreme level of mental illness and judge said the case against him will proceed. >> we are obviously disappointed that the court did

he's not able to rationally not dismiss the indictment. assist me in the defense at this time. . >> reporter: among those in >> reporter: wilson's mother said he looked competent in line to get introot courthouse, court. marissa tomie. >> he knows how to behave. if he was crazy, he couldn't. -- tomie. >> reporter: last night, wilson he is being prosecuted in two cases, charged with raping a received an honorary high school diploma. woman he knew in a hotel in march 2013 and forcibly the judge is now considering performing oral sex on a woman in 2006. allowing two court appointed >> a movement should not, sigh kojss to evaluate cowell and if he deemed incompetent, he could be committed to a however, be permitted to push an indictment that is deeply state hospital instead of prison. flawed. in oakland, kpix 5. >> reporter: gloria allred today a mother from yemen is with her dying son in swiftly hit back. oakland. this is a new photo of the two >> this indictment was based on evidence and testimony before the grand jury. of them together after a months it was not based on the me too long battle with the travel ban. missouri. . >> reporter: the lawyers had she was granted a wraifr to to tried to get the case tossed, arguing a police detective to california to say good-byes. acted improperly in the investigation. her husband is a u.s. citizen

but the judge didn't buy it. and came to california in a afterward, weinstein's attorney last-ditch effort to save him. called the judge's decision a technical ruling on the law and expressed confidence the former mogul will be exonerated. >> the fact they ultimately tom hanson, cbs news, new york. approved her shows there was no >> the next court date is issue with her case to begin scheduled for march. with and she should have been the bay area wants to know what were the mysterious lights streaking across the sky last night. today, we have the answer. an early appearance from santa? not really. it was a very bright meteor entering the atmosphere. the lighting flashed over parts of the bay area around 5:00. it happened right after the sunset and the sun helped illuminate a highly visible trail. one resident had other ideas. >> i was thinking it was a jet crazy streak in the sky. >> that's kra si. -- crazy. >> so the observatory went to

facebook to clear the air, ex- laining upper level winds changed the shape and it was seen in nevada and oregon. this comes two days before the immediate your shower is expected to peak. >> it always amazes me people think so fast to get spaghetti get cameras out. and hundreds of flighting on the ground on one of the busiest travel day of the year. >> a little bit stressful. if we get there before christmas, everything is fine. >> where drones are putting a wrinkle in holiday travel plans. and this guy wasn't catching a flight, but he was near a bay area airport. the effort to make sure the seal is safe. cloudy and still foggy in spots. this is a live look with the golden gate bridge camera. a weak cold front will bring some showers. we'll talk about that, whether the showers will arrive for your area coming up.

this just in, murder charges filed against two people in an alleged murder for hire in freemont. maria moore hired a man to kill a man to collect the life insurance. both defendants due in court this afternoon. . all flights in and out of

gatwick airport are suspended after drones were hovering over the airfield. some were headed to hubs like los angeles and new york. long lines streeted through the termal -- terminals in london. all people could do was wait. >> each time we believe we get close to the operator, the drone disappears. so i'm convinced this is deliberate acts to disrupt the airport. >> authorities won't shoot down the drone because of the danger of stray bullets. it's illegal and punishable by up to five years in prison. british police don't suspect terrorism. and an unexpected visitor near oakland airport. a seal. the sheriff's deputies coaxed him back to the bay and he managed to get back on shore. at last check, deputies were working to relocate him and make sure that this guy is okay and healthy.

food banks rely on the generosity of volunteers and doe flors -- donors this time of year. how big companies are doing their part 2349 drive. >> reporter: i'm here at the second harvest food bank. this is the frooij with the -- refrigerator where the perishable items are. you can stee the boxes and boxings and produce here brought in tr fr the central valley. how do they make this possible? it comes in donations. one donor is delta airlines. thanks to delta for the lovely donation. tell us how y'all did this. >> giving back to the communities where we work and live and serve is part of the company dna and our culture. 1% of the income goes back to the community and we pane in the holiday campaign here. >> reporter: i know the food banks appreciates it. what is the grand total? this is a lovely donation.

>> $30,000 this year for the holiday campaign. >> reporter: wow. and leslie is telling us how this can stretch.. >> the holiday season is the most important fund raising ing time of the year. this $30,000 will help provide more than 60,000 meals. >> reporter: that's wonderful. and zoom in here. these are amazing carrot ts. the produce is so healthy and fresh. where does it come from? >> straight here from the centl we're in california and so much fresh produce is grown and over half of what we distribute is fresh produce. >> reporter: delta airlines, we thank youment and thanks for being here. if you would like to help, there's a way. go to wur web -- our web page. a foggy start. check out the time lapse video from the sales force tower camera. this was around 8:00 this

morning. you can see the blue skies and then it's just all socked in and it looks like the shot behind you, it's still socked in. >> we are still dealing with the fog. this is the east bay. a live look and you can see just how foggy it is. and let's show you the temperatures. we are looking at temperatures that are mainly in the 50s. 53 for concord, oakland, and downtown san francisco. liver mor, 49. 50, san say -- san jose. and let's check out the visible. a mile and three quarters in san jose. oakland, three miles. earlier, the visibility in oakland down to 0. and satellite and radar view, the ridge of high pressure will continue to push away from us here. 're tracng an upper levethweak cold front our way and that will bring showers for some of us. timing it out for you, we're

looking at the clouds. 3:00 p.m., the weak front just to our north. as we go through tonight, this is at 7:00 p.m., you can see the showers for the north bay. through 11:00 p.m., scattered showers. this front is a weak front and will likely fall apart as it pushes across the bay area. so the south bay, you may not see a drop of rain. through tomorrow morning, there's a chance of a few showers at 5:00 a.m. and thenwe'll dry out and clear out through the rest of your fridays. suise,1 torrow morning. the daytime highs, upper 50s. low 60s free mant and san jose. the christmas eve forecast, we are looking at increasing rain. re ithe seven-some showers for the north bay first this evening with scattered showers late tonight and

tomorrow morning for some of us here. dry saturday, dry for most of the day on sunday. a stronger storm system for christmas eve and christmas day. we'll be right back.

in case you haven't seen, it's fg going to out -- foggy out th and the top names in entertainment are raising awareness for the children in foster care. >> the 20th annual a home for the holidays. >> ll cool j hosts a home for the holidays. it's a special with stories about children adopted from foster care. >> loving family is worth more than money. encouragement when you come home from school and get the questions from a loving grown- up. are you happy, how was your day? it means more than we realize. >> it airs tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. we'll be right back. this little home of mine,

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nothing. >> hope: no, i was hoping that we could come to sort of compromise. >> steffy: not if it means banning my mother from the family. >> hope: i never suggested that. >> steffy: you told my mom to leave town, hope. >> hope: and you invited her to move in with you without asking anyone. so where does that leave us? >> steffy: i don't know. you tell me. >> reese: there must be a better way for you to address dr. hayes. >> brooke: excuse me?