c1 $%c1 this is kpix5 news. now at noon, and streaming on cbsn bay area. pistol-whipped by an attempted robber and he fights back and the consequences are deadly. i'm anne makovec in for michelle. >> i'm kenny choi. suzy. >> reporter: well kenny and ranas you know it was a harrowing night for the store clerk here. mark has been graciously telling us his story of how this unfolded last night. he was pistol-whipped to the ground as you said inside of the market when lee was closing up last night and somehow able to reach for a gun and fire one shot at that robber and that robber died just outside of the store. this video is difficult to watch, but it really tells the whole story. he was closing up late last

night. you can see him getting pistol whipped to the ground. the robber grabs as much cash as he can from the register. then you see him grabbing a gun to defend himself. he heard a shot and he had an idea there were two people in the store trying to rob him last night. that robber died outside just after he ran out of the store. police are still looking for his accomplice at this point in time. mark is a military veteran. he said this was all instinct that kicked in. take a listen what he said earlier today. >> reporter: i don't know if it was fear add adrenalin kicked in together, but i tried to protect myself a little and he forced me onto the ground and held me down. no, i was more fearful of my co- worker because i didn't know where he was. >> you can see him saying he is

more worried about his co- worker than himself. this happened in bay pointe again at cam's market. mark is okay. he has been here as you saw talking to us throughout the morning. he has 12 staples in his head but lee said he is ready to go back to work whenever his boss said he is okay. they are looking for a second suspect and accomplice in this case. we'll bring more at 5:00 and 6:00. susie steimle kpix 5. >> thanks suzy. the supervisors are deeming on an emergency near highway 12 saying there is a threat to the health and safety to the 210 people staying there. there is a plan to help them, and several indoor and outdoor

shelter sites. the rowlocation of the sites not been decided yet. >> they are in a special session to decide whether or not to sell the county's share of the oakland coliseum complex to the a's. they want to use the proceeds to help fund a park at the howard terminal. taking a live look at sfo on this busy travel day. the tsa estimates 42 million people will pass through security checkpoints this holiday season but it is not all smooth sailing. storms causing some issues. katie nielsen talked to some travelers hoping for an easy trip. >> reporter: definitely a busy time of year here. you can see the line of people here at terminal 2 waiting to check bags. this is at american airlines. a bunch of people in line. of course those suitcases filled with all kinds of presents as they head out to

see friends and family nis holiday season. thankfully were not seeing the same types of delays as yesterday. yesterday there were more than 400 flights delayed. the threat of more bad weather coming in possibly christmas eve and into christmas day could lead to more flight delays or cancellations for those who frequently travel in and out of sfo, these types of weather delays are nothing new. this morning it is nice and clear so it looks good. we're in add out, prechecked and ready to go. >> were you worried about any weather delays or anything this morning? >> not really. it was too early to be worried about anything. >> they are expecting a record number of travel lers this holiday season so they want you to leave extra time to get through security. right now not too bad in terms of the lines but it has been ebbing and flowing throughout the day.

the best advice, give yourself plenty of extra time and make sure 20 check the delays because there are a number of delays both at san francisco, san jose and oakland international airports. katie nielsen, kpix 5. meanwhile things are back to normal at sacramento international airport after a messy travel weekend there. a car crash contributed to more than 140 flight delays. aaa estimates more than 104 million holiday travelers will drive to their destinations and the day after christmas will bring the worst delays with commutes nearly two times longer than usual. overall a record number of more than 115 million americans are expected to travel this holiday season by car, train or plane. >> at least today bay area weather is cooperating with people's travel plans. skies are clear and the roadways are dry, but there is

abut. meteorologist mary lee is here with the next storm on the way. >> we're in between storm systems for today. hopefully you're enjoying that sunshine because we are looking at some changes that are coming. here is a live look with our cam looking east and you can see the sunshine out there. we are going to see plenty of sun as we head through the rest of the afternoon. cool, below average temperatures running 5 degrees below average today. clouds are back tomorrow ahead of the next weather system. this storm system will bring the rain and could even see heavy downpours. that is tuesday night into wednesday does look wet for our christmas day on wednesday and we'll time it out for you taking you hour by hour. in the meantime, if you're traveling up over the mountain passes, the greater lake tahoe area is under a winter weather advisory until 10:00 tonight. looking at 2 to 6 inches of snow. highest peaks up to 16 inches of snow. that is through 10:00 tonight.

we'll talk about that rain that we're expecting as we head through tomorrow night into your chrismas day on futurecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. a live look where a newly released e-mail is adding fuel to the impeachment fight. at issue whether witnessesness should be called in a senate trial. >> reporter: less than two hours after president donald trump finished a phone call where he asked ukraine president to investigate joe biden, he sent this e-mail to hold off on military aid to ukraine and given the sensitive nature of the request to keep the information closely held. >> this e-mail is explosive. >> reporter: chuck schumer sent a letter to his colleagues monday staying they need to release more documents and witnesses to the impeachment case. >> a top administration

official is saying stop the aid, 91 minutes after trump call the zelensky and said keep it hush, hush. what more do you need? >> reporter: a white house official tells "cbs news" the e- mail was one of several related to ukraine aid and it was in place before the july 25th phone calm. nancy pelosi took a swipe at president donald trump on twitter saying he blocked his own witnesses and documents from the house and from the american people on phony complaints about the house process. what is his excuse now? mitch mcconnell criticized the speaker for not delivering the articles of impeachment to the senate. >> we can't fake up a matter we don't have and so hopefully it will be on the way over at some point. >> reporter: president donald trump echoed the point on twitter accusing nancy pelosi of crying about fairness in the senate. skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. mitch mcconnell said he did not expect pelosi will send those to the senate until after

the holidays. coming up, a shakeup at boeing. the leadership change. they may be coming back against the 9ers. why marshawn lynch could suit up once against for the seahawks. >> we're streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app or your favorite platform.

the coast guard crew behind a $100 million cocaine bust is back in the bay area. it returned to port today after 82 days at sea. crews seized nearly 3 tons of drugs over three months along the coast of new mexico and central and south america the it was off-loaded in san diego last week. and a shakeup in the skies. boeing says its ceo is out effective immediately. the announcement follows nearly a year of heavy scrutiny after the crashes of the 737 max jets since grounded. boeing's chairman will take over the top job beginning january 13th. cf0 greg smith will lead in the interrim. taking a look at the stock market right now after live look. the dow is up and has been all day. right now more than 117 points. >> and with just two days left until christmas, food banks are working hard to provide food to

bay area families. some companies are doing their part, as well. >> reporter: i'm here at the san francisco marin food bank where 60% of the food given out is fresh produce like you see on these shelves. nutritious food lead toss better health and that is why kaiser perma ten tay has a generous donation. >> yes, kaiser is honored to give $97,000 to the food bank. we have had a 15-year partnership with the food bank and it is healthy fresh food for our communities. we're honored to be a part of the that amount is $97,500. that is a great big check. this is a very important partnership. paul joins me now. >> it is and it goes further than a partnership of money. it is a partnership of values. what we hear about kaiser thriving is something we seek for our clients as well, so the

fresh produce, the signing up for cal fresh are for individuals to thrive. >> you want to make sure it is healthy food for people. >> absolutely. the nutritional value of food is almost important as food is it self. thank you so much for your generous donation. if you would like to give, go to kpix.com/give. happening today, the bay area jewish community is going to mark the second night of chanukah. people are going to gather in union square everyday until all eight candles are lit. it has been going on since 1975 going on by bill graham. tonight's ceremony starts at 5:00. >> we'll see how chilly it will get by then. >> we're looking at feeling like winter as it is the first official week of winter with our cooler than normal temperatures and rain back in the forecast. first outside, a live look east to the bay bridge. plenty of sunshine out there.

our temperatures after a chilly start, we're looking at in the 40s and in the 50s. 54 for you in concord. oakland at 52. livermore 47. 50 in san francisco. san jose at 51. santa rosa at 52. the low pressure system that brought the cold front and the wet weather from over the weekend will push out of here and high pressure building in for today. with it we're seeing plenty of sunshine but changes ahead as we're tracking our next storm. that is going to roll in for tuesday night into christmas day bringing the return of the rain for us. but taking you hour by hour and you can see all that sunshine as we head through the day, the clouds will string back in for tomorrow. we could see a few isolated showers ahead of the next weather system that rolls in for tuesday night, again, into your wednesday. widespread rain expected on christmas day. could see some heavy downpours as well with that weather system so watching that closely for you as we're looking at our

sunset at 4:55. sunrise at 7:22. daytime highs for today, again below average for this time of year. 52 in san francisco. looking at 54 in oakland, fremont, san jose. for your christmas forecast, we are looking at wet conditions with chilly temperatures in the low to mid 50s here is the extended forecast. enjoy the sunshine today. the clouds return for tomorrow and again, the rain returns tuesday night into wednesday for christmas day. then high pressure builds back in. plenty of sunshine thursday, friday and saturday. and showers by the end of the weekend on sunday. a rainy christmas day across the bay area. i hope santa has his rain gear ready, reindeer, rain gear. oakland native marshawn lynch could return against the

49ers. lynch has been out of football this season. it has been over a year since his last game with the raiders but with the seahawks top three injured, beast mode is considering a return to seattle where he spent six seasons and still a fan favorite there. if he signs he would be eligible to bla in the playoffs of the >> still ahead, much more than just epidemics for one student. how she is honoring her mother's memory by going after her goals. >> if you have a con sule blur problem, consumerwatch@kpix.com or call the hotline 8885 helps u. we will be right back.

when this week's students rising above scholar lost her mother to violence she was heart broken. she is honoring her mother's memory and pursuing his education that dreams. >> reporter: josalyn vega relies on faith and family to help ease the pain she feels over the loss of her mom. >> i was really hard for me. i lost the person that meant the world to me. >> reporter: how she lost her

mom is almost income pro hence sybil because her father took her life. >> my household consisted of domestic violence and my mom hood to endure that by my father. >> reporter: she would juggle high school while her father's trial. he would eventually be incarcerated. through it all, she found love and family in the arms of her mother's sister, now her adoptive mom. >> she was saying she is very happy for everything i have accomplished because of all the obstacles and that makes me happy because i feel accomplished. everything that i have been doing makes them happy. >> reporter: they were determined to give her as many opportunities as possible. on the list, throwing josalyn a beautiful party with a place setting reserved for her mom.

>> we had a chair with little angel wings on it. she played education her priority and she is now a freshman at the college but it was an internship at a victim's rights organization that gave her a passion for helping others. >> i was working at the legal aid office and i was reading cases and translating documents and i would see myself through them. i could understand what they were going on. >> she wants to be a lawyer now keeping her mother's memory central in her life. >> she keeps me going. just knowing that she would have been happy to see me striving and all the mentorship i have received and all the things i have accomplished with their help and also through my school and everything, i hope that she is proud of me. >> reporter: for students rising above, i'm michelle griego. >> to learn more about students rising above and its scholars go to our website kpix5.com/sra. we will be right back.

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survives a shark attack thanks to a quick thinking friend. harrowing video of the rescues and we'll have more at 5:00. remember, we're streaming 24/7 now on cbsn bay area. >> we will continue to keeping an eye on that forecast and we have the whole norad track tomorrow to see santa's journey. >> he will be fine in the rain, though. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. we will be here. have a great afternoon.

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