now at noon, a surgeon wall street. the dow jones up triple doesn'ts, investors taking in several positive reports. good afternoon, i'm anne makevec. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's take a look at the numbers. the dow is way up, about 693 points right now, investors seem to be happy with the latest jobs report and word of trade talks between the u.s. and china starting up on monday. also the federal reserve chairman said the central bank will be flexible with interest rates. and here is a closer look at that jobs report, the labor department says the economy added 3,912,000 jobs last -- 312,000 jobs last month. from healthcare to food services did go up to 3.9%, but that's because more people started to look for work. let's take a live look outside right now across the bay area. we have a mix of sun and clouds, but that is about to

change in a big way. and emily turner is here with a look ahead to the wet in, see the sunshine and then wave it goodbye because it's going to be rainy and cloudy and this blue sky is set to change for starting basically in the next 24 hours, your temperatures right now are pretty mild, but looking at this futurecast not so many clouds right now, looking at this, the afternoon gets cloudy. and then moving through to the early morning hours, that's when the first round of storms is really going to hit us, this is about 6:00. so it's going to an so long go start to the weekend. it's also going to an windy weekend that we have ahead. these ar. by saturday moin rn middle of the wind advisory. even in the city 24 miles per hour. so it's going to be a windy day tomorrow, it's certainly also going to be wet. not only tomorrow but sunday,

monday, tuesday, wednesday, all the way through towards the end of the week and can i tell you more how that is going to time out later, michelle. >> oh, boy, emily, thank you. a live look at the white house whpresident trump just hosted congressional leaders once again the goal to end the partial government shutdown, it's day 14. the president said he told congressional leaders the shutdown could last for months or years. to try to find a solution. >> the tides are still far apart on the government shutdown and the border wall. >> the southern border is a dangerous, horrible disaster. we've done a great job, but you can't really do the kind of job we have to do unless you have a major powerful barrier. >> democrats called the meeting contentious and say no deal on the wall will happen until the government reopens. >> we told the president we

needed the government open. he resisted. in fact, he said he would keep the government closed for a very long period of time, months or even years. >> the house passed two bills last night. >> the joint resolution is passed. >> it would reopen the government and provide money for the border security. but not for the wall. president trump has promised to vote toe those bills but he won't have to, push mcconnell says renot allow any vote in the senate unless it's bill the president supports. >> the package presented by the house is no democratic leadership yesterday can only be seen as a time wasting act of political posturing. republican senator susan colins and coree gardner calling for the president to end the government shutdown. in the meantime, the trump administration is asking the pentagon to send more troops to the border to erect 160 more miles of c oncertina

wire and. the military has put up 70 miles of fencing, not a wall, along the border. historic photo op on the is its of capitol hill today, these are the women of the house of representatives. 102 of them, the most in congressional history. the house speaker arrived to cheers from the other congress women, this is the most racially diverse house ever. today central valley community is paying tribute to a police officer killed in the line of duty. procession carrying the body of corporal singh that went from modesto to newman. reporter alyssa basarra has the tribute. >> emotional and touching especially since we have family that is personally, friends that are law enforcement. >> everybody will be supporting the town. >> people started gathering here on main street in newman starting early this mone for a

public viewing. >> singh was a pillar of this community. he fit right in even when people like you probably heard where they tried to get him to go to other cities, he wouldn't go because he knew, he had a jewel right here in the city of newman. >> people coming out of the theater just, you know, with tears, you know, hugging each other and just -- that shows the impact he had on the community. >> officers felt it was important to include his canine sam. >> even our 0 canines are family. i mean they go home at night with their handlers, and you know the families are close to their dogs, and we just have to make sure to take care of the family. >> for those who came here today it was important to say goodbye, to pay their respects, including the man who hired him, the chief of police. >> we just had a person us sai even though he was one of the ones that arrested him.

so, you know, even people that >> in newman,. interstate 880, a car hit and killed someone who was walking in the northbound lanes, it happened near south fremont boulevard just after 3:30 a.m. the medical examiner has not identified the victim yet, but it does appear to be a man. all lanes of 880 reopened around 6:45. and another crash in almeda county this morning, this one blocked several westbound lanes of interstate 80 in berkeley. it happened in the westbound direction near buchanan at around 7:40 a.m. law enforcement in texas hopes a new sketch will lead to a man who shot and killed a 7- year-old girl. this is who shot jazmine barnes in the head. jazmine's sister says the rele videof the gunman's eyes.

red pickup truck just before they say he shot and killed the second grader. jazmine's woman was driving her and her three sisters to get coffee when the suspect opened fire on their car. the families a attorney believes it was a hate crime. >> we do believe it was racially motivated in part because our nation at this moment is a highly racially charged society. >> once i determine who did it then we'll understand motive a little bit better. >> the reward for the suspect's arrest tops $100,000 and support for the family is growing. on twitter, home town nfl wide receiver hopkins pledged to help pay for barnes' funeral, he will dedicate saturday's playoff game in her honor. new at noon, campfire survivor is reunited with her stolen boxer. the victim told the san joaquin sheriff officer after her burned down in paradise, someone stole her car and her dog named ocean in oroville. deputies found her vehicle with

this man gonzalez, they arrested him for vehicle and grand theft charges and dog theft. thousands of college football fans are calling the south bay home for the next few days, they are all in town for the national championship game at levi stadium. kpix 5 checked out the fan experience that opened a couple hours ago. >> there is a ton of stuff going on this weekend, here at mchenry convention center they have converted 300, 000 square feet into playoff fan central. here you can live out your football dreams or nightmares as they may be and challenge your buddies to some bragging rights. >> europe attorney. >> this is where the smack talk s the asrf. nothing riendly competition between me and brian kylely. we tie each other in the vertical jump. >> same one. >> best out of ten. >> when it comes to the footballs to, throwing mini

footballs into the holes, i edge out by 1 point. >> in the standing broad jump. and 30-yard dash, i edge him out by a foot and a hair. and the makeshift obstacle course complete with tackle dummy, balance beam, tire stepping, and a football throw, brian comes in with a respectable time to beat just under 20 seconds. me, i'm glad i just didn't trip and fall on the camera. i have to say i have a new found respect for game and world class athletes. but when it came to kicking field goals, brian was money every time. me, it took not one, or two or three but seven tries.

if anything, the playoff fan experience will leave you with new appreciation for the athleticism it takes to play football. if you were gm of a team, who would you draft, me or brian? >> for sure i would definitely take brian. >> brian has all the attributes you are looking for, strong throw hand and good kick foot. >> plenty going on, aka the quad, all weekend, music, food, dj's, hangout area, espn is holding its broadcast here as well. don't forget the free concerts starting every night at 6:00 p.m. friday, saturday and sunday night at discovery meadow. >> here is how the pricing goes for playoff fan central, all kids under 12 are free the entire weekend, if you have a bay area id, it is free for you today but tomorrow saturday and sunday all adults have to pay $10 at the door, $8 in advance. in san jose, kpix 5.

>> we will keep them both on our time. >>night is the night some lucky fans will get to party with steph curry as he hosts the thank you celebration for the city of oakland. >> some people waited in line missed out on tickets for the second day in a row. he told fans they could pick up free tickets at his pop up store at the fox theater tonight. admission was on a first come first served basis even if you already have tickets. still ahead, keeping tabs on your mental health using your smart phone, how the devices could one day detect depression. keeping from you seeing clearly on the roadways, experts warn about a big problem with car headlights.

jerry brown is coming up on his final weekend as california's governor. is he going to leave office monday after an unprecedented four, four year terms leaving our state. brown served as governor from 1975 to 93. and then nearly two decades later he returned to office for two more terms. he plans to retire to his family property inca loose a county but ve in politics. the inauguration of his successor is set for monday, he will take the oath of office on the west steps of the state capital at 11:00 a.m. the first round of interviews begins for the next san francisco fire chief, since

then, the sf examiner reports about 35 applicants have submitted resumes, and that number is down to 11. the fire commission will begin interviews today and forward about four candidates in the coming weeks. nearly half of all car accidents happen at night. aaa experts say low visibility is a factor, they believe cloudy headlights are a big part of the problem. the light from the head lights fade and sun and heat deteriorate. a aaa study found cloudy or yellow headlights generate 20% of the light that new lights do. the most effective solution is to replace the headlights. a cheaper option is a do it yourself kit which can restore the original lights to about 70%. >> anything is better than driving around with only 20% visibility. the bottom line is, do something because someone's life could depend on it out there. >> experts say headlight damage

can start in 3 to 5 years and aaa says drivers in sunnier states could see headlights deteriorate i don't remember more quickly. smart phones which have been linked to teen depression could detect the condition. scientists are testing experimental apps that can attract as many as a thousand signal that could point to depression, including changes in typing speed, voice tone and word choice, developers are still working out ethics concerns like privacy issues, they need to make sure kids grant permission to be tracked so closely. be estimated 26 million adults have a food allergy in the u.s. and developing them in adulthood is more common than previously thought. dr.marshall explains. >> christine colins carries her epipen wherever she goes. the 42-year-old developed a life threatening food allergy to shell fish after eating seafood her entire life. >> my upd

by the time we were in front of the emergency room i couldn't breath. >> new research shows an estimated 26 million adults have a food allergy in the u.s. that's 1 in 10 adults. nearly half developed one of their allergies in adulthood like christine. >> it certainly points to this being a prevalent issue and likely more prevalent than we've previously recognized particularly the adult onset. >> surveying over who thousand adults and found shell fish was the most common food allergy in adults followed by milk, peanut, tree nut,. >> the rep searchers found many adults who believe they have a food allergy may have a food intolerance. >> dr. wayne works with food allergy research and education. >> patients need to get a proper diagnosis so if they are at risk of severe reactions they are prepared to deal with them. it's important because it can t

the wrong thinks. >> cbs news, boston. the study also found that half the patients with adult onset allergies had serious reaction that sent them to the er. emily sin the weather center tracking our forecast, we are talking what barometer what we are doing during the weekend. >> this is not l the weekend for yard games, it's going to be a weekend to stay inside. taking a live look out to the east bay, can you see a little bit of haze out there right now and that is going to increase with some cloud cover by the afternoon hours and then even more so into that. your current temperatures right now 50 degrees in santa rosa, 52 concord, livermore. san francisco 52, warmer in san jose at the moment. we are keeping an eye on how pressure systems, this one moved out but left behind it all the clouds moving on shore, this low pressure system right here, well that is going to bring with it wet weather starting to effect us this weekend and behind itself more storms that is going to be

affecting us over the week. it's going to be soggy, here is how this is going to time out, relatively clear, clouds building in this afternoon and evening hours we start to see some showers moving in and then in the early morning hours, the first band of rain is going to move through, soggy start to our weekend, showers on and off through the saturday. wake up sunday with relatively clear skies before sunday evening is the second big band of rain that is going to move through, this looks like a soaker than the one we are going to see tomorrow morn, so certainly wet, it's also going to be windy tomorrow, in fact a wind advisory in effect starting at 4:00 tomorrow morning through 4:00 p.m., gusts over 06 miles an hour, power lines or trees down, be aware that moving into tomorrow. rain here means snow in the sierra, winter storm warning in effect there. from 10 to 18 inches of snow in the higher peaks 3 feet, gusts up to 55 miles an hour likely travel delays in those areas, maybe even some

lifts shutdown. headlines today, dry but cloudy in the afternoon hours. then rain moving in tomorrow before rain moves out a little bit on sunday. and then it's going to be unsettled for the beginning or the rest of the day, another band of rain moving through sunday evening. and your high temperatures today a mix of the 50s with maybe a 60 here or there in the south bay, seven day forecast shows that wet weather starting tomorrow, windy weather, sunday wet again. then a little bit of a break monday, pretty much wet through thursday. guys. >> we'll be back right after this.

48 hours covered extraordinary cases over the years. >> few as brutal and diabolical as the whitaker murders. >> i think oh, my god, he shot all four of us. >> this went down in sugarland, texas some 15 years ago. a hitman gunned down the family of four as they entered their home. tricia whitaker and son kevin

both died. tricia's husband survived. the mastermind of the plot, thein. 48 hours correspondent peter van sam said this is a story of forgiveness and mercy. >> the father kent says i don't want my son executed for these murders, he is the last surviving member of my family, so the father begins this mission to save his son's life. >> 48 hours airs tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. we'll be right back.

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