studios. this is kpix 5 news. and now at noon and streaming on cbsn, we are hours from a new storm slamming the bay argument with it comes wind and rain. >> i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >> reporter: we are tracking all of this for you. here is high def doppler. and that rain just offshore. and i'll talk the timing of when we expect this cold front to push across our region, bringing the rain, the wind and the sierra snow.

so'syou first of all the wind. we're seeing the wind pick up. here we -h17 in downtown san francisco and 18 in berkeley, and 15-mile-per- hour winds in napa. a wind advisory for the entire bay area until 7 a.m. tomorrow. gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. and a flash flood watch for the kincade fire burn area. storm totals 4 inches. we could see flash flooding. rock cloudy skies, and debris flows as we go through today into tomorrow. and i want to show you that winter storm warning for the sierra. we're talking about a latino of snow in the sierra a lot of snow in the sierra. the winter storm warning is in effect from 4 p.m. today until 1 p.m. sunday. and i want to show you a live

look at sierra at tahoe. and they are going to see several feet of snow up in the sierra. again, more than 4 feet as we go through today through sunday. and as the storm approaches, stay with kpix 5, www.kpix.com, and our streaming service, cbsn bay area. a march is getting underway to call attention to climate change. anne makovec is live. >> reporter: there are a couple hundred protesters here of all ages, backgrounds, blocking off howard street between first and fremont. this is outside of the offices of the investment firm black rock. everything has been peaceful. they've warned the rest of the crowd not to break laws or

property. they just want voices heard. >> we have less than 11 years to change the entire system or we're all going to die. >> reporter: dozens blocked howard street with signs and banners, including divesting in the oil industry. >> it can create millions of jobs. >> several groups came together. youth versus apocalypse. >> i have kids and grandkids, i want a future for them. it's inspiring to see them taking to the streets like this. >> reporter: and this group is planning to march at 12:30. they've been going in and out of the crosswalk here. the ultimate destination is senator dianne feinstein's office. that means they're crossing market and that can cause

traffic problems. anne makovec. kpix 5. climate strikes are happening in san rafael and santa rosa and berkeley and palo alto. >> the climate protests are taking place around the world today. jane fonda and carry rain chances sedgwick. a u.n. climate summit is taking place in madrid. >> we would love some action from the people in power because people are suffering and dying from the climate and ecological emergencies today and we cannot wait any longer. >> climate activists gathered in new york city for a march and protest today. crowds were chanting for an end to the use of fossil fuels. the fbi is taking over the investigation into a deadly

shooting in pensacola, florida. the suspect was an aviation student from saudi arabia. four people are dead, including the shooter. several people were taken to the hospital this morning, including two sheriff's deputies shot. >> it was like being on the scene of a movie. >> my heart goes deceased and the wounded. >> the deputy's injuries are not life-threatening. only essential personnel will be allowed on the base while the after a sailor opened fire at pearl harbor. the gunman in hawaii was unhappy with the commanders, and was undergoing counseling. gabriel romero was facing an administrative process for minor misconduct. he was in uniform and shot two civilian shipyard worker toss death and wounded another

person. he then turned the gun on himself. >> two suspects are now under arrest. this happened in lafayette on november 26th. the two men they arrested are tied to at least four home commsions. led them to the suspects. both men are from fairfield and in their early 20s. police are not saying if cameras around the city helped crack the case. >> we're not shy about that. we want people to know this is not the place to come and commit a crime. >> reporter: officers found guns and numerous items connected to the invasions. and both suspects are due in court on monday. and authorities are looking for a third suspect. >> with an hour to go before the closing bell, the dow is up more than 330 points. the stock comes after a new jobs report shows the lowest unemployment rate in

half a century, down to 3.5%. that's despite global trade conflicts. employers went on a hiring spree in november. the labor department says the economy grew by 266,000 jobs. at the same time, the nation's unemployment rate fell to 3.5%, a 50 low. >> our economy has gotten stronger. the consumer, the investors feel confident in our market. and this has been a pattern over time. >> the end of gm's month long strike heavily impacted the numbers. manufacturing jobs grew by 54,000. employment in motor vehicles accounted for 75% of that number. but growth happened across a variety of sectors. the trump administration is crediting its policies. >> not only is america working, america is getting paid. the average american family is up $5,000 years.

for the backdrop is the trade conflict with china. earlier this week, president trump said he's to strike tradteal with beijing. his administration will impose 15% tariff on chinese imports december 15th. >> talks around the clock. we're close but not there yet. >> reporter: the jobs report shows hourly wages rose 3.1% from a year ago. and that number speaks to the health of the job market. diane king hall, cbs news, new york. farmers wrestle with the question of who to vote for in 2020. and how drones are gradually moving into the mainstream. >> and we're streaming now. find us on www.kpix.com, the cbs app or your favorite

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farmers feeling the pinch from the trade war with china say they are not sure who to support in 2020. pennsylvania will be a key state once again in next year's presidential election. it helps put mr. trump in office in 2016. and now some farmers seeing reduced demand for the their crops won't support him even if promises are left unfulfilled. >> he's back stabbing the

people in the midwest. all the midwest states and pennsylvania also. and he just lets us down. >> reporter: will you vote for him in 2020? >> unless they come up with a better alternative, i'm going to vote for him again. >> reporter: they need the president to close the trade deal with china. >> the need for deliver options is taking flight. drone delivery is teaming up with walgreens and fedex and testing out technology in virginia. a package is filled and teaterred to a tethered to a self-flying drone. meanwhile, amazon has been developing drones for years. and cvs is partnering. helping to fight hunger with the food for bay area >> morefrome ala co volunteers

getting food boxes ready for families who are in need right now. and we have brent and catherine from tyson foods. and you guys always come through with a big check and this year is no exception. >> it's great to be here on behalf of tyson foods, the team members across america, and the globe. >> reporter: do team members donate to this? >> this is a big part of what we want to do and make sure that the people in the communities are fed and the communities that we live and work in. >> reporter: hold that check up so we can see it. susan, a check like this comes in and this helping you. >> it really does. this will provide 40,000 meals. o exting, isn't it? >> and we make stops with our mobile pantry. this will be a wonderful support to us getting out to

the community and serving immediate needs. we're very grateful. thank you. >> reporter: it's been tough for some mi >> most of the families work and have young children and are not making enough to pay rent and buy nutritious food. >> thank you, tyson foods, and if you want to get involved. www.kpix.com/give. let's check in with mary with a look at the forecast. it looks wet as we head through tonight and into the weekend. keep those umbrellas handy and those rain jackets, you'll likely need them. you can see the clouds in the sky. so we are looking at temperatures that are running generally in the upper 50s to low to mid-60s at this hour. 65 in livermore. and san francisco, 61. and 66 . here satelliand ra

offshore. you can see the cold front here approaching the bay area. let's time it all out. taking your hour-by-hour. at 4 p.m. you can see the showers are starting to push across the north bay. through 7 p.m. the showers push throughout the rest of the bay area. and we'll see pockets of heavier rain by this evening and tonight. here we are at 10 p.m. and as we go tomorrow, we'll see another storm system and this one could be stronger as the frontal boundary pushing through. here we are at 1 p.m. and could see isolated thunderstorms. here we are at 3 p.m. and sunday we're looking at more scattered showers for the your sunday. when it's all said and done, picking up anywhere from an

inch to 3 inches of rain. and we are going to see the winds ramp up. we have the wind advisory g. and as we go through tonight. that's where we see the strongest winds, our sunset at we're looking at temps above average for this time of year. running in the low to mid-60s. 64 concord. and 65 san jose. there we go with the extended forecast. so again, for tonight, we are going to see the rain and the wind and for saturday it looks stormy with the second round of heavy rain, isolated thunderstorms for saturday. and showers on sunday, and finally, sunnier weather ahead and a high next monday. >> i feel like a lot of movies will be watched other the weekend. >> and maybe decorating the

tree. >> perfect. it's a complicated case. a california police officer killed and investigators say that a social media photo may have led to the death. officer daniel green was shot to death in his home a week after posting an instagram photo featuring his new girlfriend. his ex-wife was arrested and charged with murder. the officer is portrayed as a domestic violence victim. >> we're not used to hearing about male victims of domestic violence. i feel like i learned something. when i first heard the kind of things she would do, putting oil on his clothing, those are terrible things, but i didn't think of that as domestic violence. when you talk to the experts there's that fear that real violence could happen next. >> you can watch 48 hours tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. coming up. two prominent musicians with

bay area ties are about to receive the artistic world's highest honor.

two of this year's kennedy center honorees have bay area ties. >> singer linda ronstadt is being honored as the defining

voice of a generation. ♪ come what may to blue bayou. >> she's won 10-grammies and her career spanned four decades. she spoke to us about being her own toughest critic. >> you could argue that you're the coauthor of every one of your hits. >> i just interpreted it the best i could. >> longtime conductor of the san francisco symphony is the cofounder of the new world symphony in florida and has led dozens of major orchestras around the world. and actress sally field, earth wind and fire, and ancan watcth ay, december 15th. right here on kpix 5.

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away. don't hold them for too long. wash them before you enjoy them but don't enjoy them before you store them. rainbow carrots. bugs bunny would have been pumped about them. childhood thing. you can't hold carrots and not talk about bugs bunny. >> so weather. >> here we go. >> one more time. and you can see the rain offshore. that's going to push in as we go through the evening and tonight. increasing rain and wind. a wind advisory for the entire bay area. and for tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms for your saturday. scattered showers on sunday. and then finally looking at that sunshine by monday. we'll be watching all of it. the entire kpix weather team as we go through the next few days. coming up tonight at 5:00. people registered to vote as one party suddenly getting

their notices that their preference has changed. the potential issues with the voter registration. we'll have that story and much more tonight at 5:00. and we're streaming live 24/7 on cbsn bay area. download the app. >> please do ththat going to do us at noon. >> have a fantastic day and a wonderful weekend. see you on monday. >> bye, everyone. >> bye.

>> liam: i mean, you know, i just--i don't trust your brother. >> steffy: yeah, you made that perfectly clear. >> liam: to you, maybe, but with hope, i just... [ sighs ] she--she can't let her guard down with him. that's the thing. >> steffy: i gave thomas the same warning about her. i still have no idea how she convinced my brother to give her partial custody of douglas. >> liam: how--how she-- no, he--he did that. he did that to her to win her over. >> steffy: are you afraid it's working? >> liam: i'm afraid he thinks it is. but hope's primary concern here is douglas. she wants nothing to do with his father. i'm sure of that. >> beth: i'm really touched that you did all this for me. i mean, the presentation, the cool sign. >> douglas: we knew you'd like it.

>> hope: [ chuckles ]