live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. . thousands of iranians take part in the funeral precession for the country's top general killed in a u.s. drone strike. president trump says he was plotting attacks against americans. protestors around the u.s. including san francisco and san jose to voice their opposition to a potential war with iran. a man who was trapped friday and rescued has now died. it's just z about 6:00 a.m. on this sunday january 5. good morning. >> i'm emily turner let's start with your weather this morning. there are a few scattered showers out there still but not too many of them. certainly not nearly as many as yesterday ta overall look at y

def doppler. just a little bit of green scattered there. you can see a few of them across the richmond bridge as well as the bay bridge but those will be clearing up pretty shortly so don't be counting on wet weather today. taking a live look at the north bay it looks clear at least in this area. certainly cooler than yesterday because we don't it wa. t strong cloud cover to in the 30s in con ford, 39 there, 37 in santa rosa and liver more 35. warmer in san francisco, san jose and oakland in the 40s there. temperature change from yesterday take a look at this anywhere from 4 to 14 degrees cooler today than we were yesterday because that cold front has now moved through. so your breakfast forecast by the time the sun comes up it will be nice and sunny or at least clear for most of us and certainly cooler than yesterday in the low 40s for most of us. sunrise at 7:25. your high temperatures today

again cooler. you're only going to be making it to at the most the upper 50s pretty much the mid 50s along the coast but as far as your headlines for today are concerned we are drying out with that cooler start a clear start for the remainder of the day into the work week before we do have some rain chances returning midweek. devon? >> funeral activities under way in iran for general qasem soleimani one of the country's top military officials killed in a u.s. air strike in iraq. this is a look at the precession earlier today. iranian president hassan said yesterday that the u.s. committed a grave mistake in killing soleymani. president trump responded writing that if iran attacks american assets the u.s. has a list of 52 iranian targets that were chosen to match the number of hostages taken in 1979 take over of the u.s. embassy.

. iamentand s of an's290 seat death americans today and otest the killing of soleymani. >> iran's military reportedly identified at least 35 american targets including u.s. naval ships. meanwhile as cbs news' natalie brand reports president trump says the u.s. is eyeing nearly twice as many targets in the middle east. president trump washed iran saturday not to retaliate against the u.s. for the killing of general qasem soleymani. in a series of tweets he said if iran spruiks any american assets we have targeted 52 iranian sites and those targets and iran itself will be hit very fast and very hard. president trump ordered the drone strike that killed soleymani on thursday baghdad international airport. plotting eminent and sin sister attacks and

american diplomats and american personnel. >> thousands of mourners gathered in tehran chanting calling for revenge. secretary of state mike pompeo says soleymani was planning attacks that would kill a significant number of americans but decline to provide further details about the threat. >> the decision president trump made to take soleymani down to save american lives. >> while a number of republican law makers applaud the decision many democrats say congress should have been alerted. >> the operation of soleymani in iraq was conducted however without specific authorization and any advance notification of consultation with congress. >> on saturday additional reenforcement troops prepared for deployment from the army's 82nd air born decision at fort bragg north carolina. natalie brand cbs news washington. >> house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement that read president trump's

classified war powers act notification raises more questions than it answers about the timing the manner and justification of the administration's decision to engage in hostilities against iran. now pelosi is calling for an immediate briefing of the full congress. . >> he also gathered outside of trump tower in chicago and in washington d.c. where actress jane fonda rallied the crowd. other cities include new york city, philadelphia and austin. now here in the bay area kpix5 don lin shows us one of the largest local gatherings against that air strike. >> demonstration in the streets of san francisco and the un plaza they say the u.s. cannot afford another war. . >> we don't want your war. >> it was passionate, colorful and loud. hundreds of demonstrators

gathered in downtown san francisco to solidify their demand. >> we're here to stop war. >> they say the government should spend money on domestic issues not on international affairs. >> the united states. >> look at our streets in san francisco. i mean we had to do something about our interior. we can't afford to feed and give healthcare and house our own people here. how can we afford to go over seas? >> some demonstrators say president donald trump is using the iranian air strike as a distraction. . >> using this whole war amongerring approach to what he's doing to smoke screen his impeachment. . >> they believe by marching together their opposition will pressure law makers to stop any more military action in iran. >> can't stay home. come out and fight. >> trump pence out now. >> parts of mission and market

streets were blocked off during the march but overall police say it was a very peaceful protest. don lin, kpix5. >> hundreds of protestors also gathered in downtown san jose staging a rally outside of city hall. speakers criticized for the continued involvement in the middle east and recent actions that they believe will lead to more violence. still celebrating after the air strike in los angeles dozens of iranian americans gathered outside of the federal building in west wood praising the attack and cheered the death of iran's top military commander. organizers say some participants lost loved ones in iran who were rounded up and killed because they oppose the regime he worked for. they believe he was behind many of those deaths. . >> president trump for taking this action. >> it's going to be a big in

the regime. this is significant news. . >> other people attending the celebration told us they welcome the drone strike now they don't want the u.s. to go to war with iran. instead they hope soleymani's death will simply destablize what they say is an already weak regime. be sure to stick with kpix as well as cbsn bay area for the latest following the deadly air strike in iran and for more you can head to our website at kpix.com. breaking news out of pennsylvania where a massive traffic accident has killed five people and injured 60 others. the crash happened on the pennsylvania turnpike in mount pleasant not far from pittsburgh. the pittsburgh post gazette says the crash involved two tractor trailers a passenger bus and numerous other cars. the injured had been brought to hospitals the cause still under investigation and authorities say the road conditions may have played a part. a stretch of the turnpike is closed and the shut down is expected to be prolonged. we'll bring you an update on the breaking story

later in the broadcast. . an 89-year-old grandmother who was brutally attacked in san francisco almost a year ago has now died from her injuries. she was found covered in blood in a playground in visitation valley area on january 8 of last year. police say that 18-year-old beat wong and broke into her home near the park. he was arrested a few weeks later and charged with several crimes including attempted murder a charge that could soon be upgraded. the victim's family planned to hold a vigil in her honor wednesday. a man died after being rescued from a silo collapse. it happened just after noon on friday near the d street bridge. by standers said they saw a large metal tower collapse and then heard somebody screaming for help. rescuers scrambled up a 35-foot ladder to find a 30-year-old man trapped under a large conveyor. they managed to lift it up and rush the man to the hospital but he later died from

his injuries. police and osha are now investigating that collapse. a violent confrontation at a gas station in san jose. two police officers shot and wounded a man they say tried to ignite a gas pump. it happened yesterday morning near east ridge shopping mall. police say the suspect was holding a lighter in one hand and a gas pump in another and an employee was able to shut off the fuel valve. then police say the suspect charged the officers with a metal pipe. less than 15 seconds later this frantic call came in. shots fired, shots fired. >> suspect is down. we need all exits and entrances blocked off on equipment beesome and capitol expressway. >> police tried to use non lethal force before ndioting the i one ofthe two officers was treated for minor injuries both are on paid leave. the incident marks the first

officer involved shooting of year. health fibulas say they are determined to cut down on the rat population at a homeless camp in sonoma county. what they plan to do starting tomorrow. and multiple electric scooters stolen in oakland have been found in the central valley. how authorities tracked them down. ♪ [ music ]

newly released video by county officials is shedding light on a troubling public health danger and wilson walker with what authorities are doing to stop a rat infestation at the county's larnlest homeless camp. . >> we've been covering this nearly mile long encampment and the effort to try to find some kind of answers out here but one of the health problems apparently simply cannot be put off any longer occasionally but now it's everywhere and they are huge. . >> talking about the rats seen here in infrared video taken from the sonoma county sheriff's department helicopter now along with this video the county announced a rat control operation that will begin on monday poisons will

not be used instead females will be baited with a non toxic sterilizer. . >> after stored properly stuffed properly. >> one of the approximately 200 people living on joe trail. he admits that rats are a problem here. >> but not to the point that we need them to come and take care of it for us. >> rat infestation is just one of the problems. there have also been fires and episodes of violence. >> i have dogs in my yard to protect our stuff so if there's an issue here it's very big. >> how long have you been here? >> three months. >> three months? >> yeah. >> for now all of the solutions are short term. bathrooms, trash and needle collection, nighttime security patrols the county has approved a is it million dollars emergency plan that will create more shelter space. the timeframe on that. >> anywhere from 60 days to six

months. >> the time being you think the camp is still getting larger? >> it is. every time we see more people coming in here with trucks dumping their stuff in here and just planning a spot where they can stay. >> in sonoma county kpix5. more than a dozen scooters stolen from an oakland business have now been recovered in san joaquin county. they reported the scooters missing on thursday and showed them just outside of stockton where deputies arrested 38-year-old timothy for theft. you see him here. after finding all of the missing scooters inside an rv inside his driveway. . >> the desire to have an electric scooter was that great but it having a gps locator inside of it assisted us in the investigation. >> authorities say all of the scooters which are worth about $1,000 each are damaged or altered in some way.

actress lori loughlin is preparing for all possible outcomes in the trial of college admission scandal. a close friend tells people magazine she's hired a prison consultant to advise her in life behind bars. she and her husband are charged with half a million dollars to usc. they face up to 45 years in prison if convicted. the next court date is in two weeks. a live look at our high def doppler there are a few remaining showers out there this morning clearing by the time the sun comes up leaving you with an absolutely beautiful day. we can zoom into exactly where those are, there you go, taking a look just a few of them scattered showers running across making their way towards the 101 corridor and across the city itself. ignoground clutter here. just the concentration of it isn't much and not going to be sticking around for long. this is a low pressure system that brought the storms with it. they've now pretty much moved through the area and behind it we have a little bit

of a break which is going to be really nice over the next couple of days moving forward. for our future cast you can see moving into the morning by about mid day maybe a few lingering showers in the far north bay but other than that for the vast majority of us it's going to be clear and beautiful all the way through the afternoon into monday your morning commute nice and clear. tuesday starting off really clear as well before clouds return with a chance of a few showers here and there by the evening hours going into those overnight hours but they're not going to be significant storms just maybe a little bit of precipitation here or there. as for your air quality again today all of it is going to be moderate so if you do have rest rye issues keep that in mind. likely may be hazy especially in those afternoon hours. the storm didn't quite clear out as much as we had hoped. however it does look like it's going to be improving in the next couple of days. three things to remember for today it is going to be a cooler cloudy start with a few showers for some

of us before then it will become a clear sunny afternoon and start to the work week. before that chance of showers returns in the afternoon and evening hours for tuesday. our temperatures are pretty much at average for this time of the year. we're going to be in the 50s and 60s. 57 half moon bay, 59 morgan hill, 60 in santa clara. inland areas might make it to 61 but closer to the water cooler. 59 degrees in pleasant hill. around the bay a mix of the 50s and then in the far north bay a little bit cooler the low 50s there. your seven day forecast shows that sunshine coming out all the way towards the beginning of the week chance of showers tuesday and clouds return for the rest of the week before we brighten up again. >> coming up a man who got stranded in the pacific for days is now safe in hawaii how he and his crews survived before their eventually rescue. coming up in sports will this be the last time

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. we won't know who the erwil teams were sent home yesterday. tom brady possibly playing in his last game as a

new england patriot. brady playing on wild card weekend for the first time in ten years second quarter the patriots up 13-7 but derek henry who ran for 106-yards in the first half alone scores to give a 14-13 lead. ryan tanne hill hit he's tight end for the key third down conversion. punting it back to new england and last chance for brady his final pass is tipped and picked off by former patriot logan ryan and that's hotch the brady and belichick era ends for now. tennessee beats new england 20- 13. j.j. watt the defensive star of the home team houston texans has been out for the last two months with an injury. the game tied at 19 goes into over time. deshawn watson with the magic here somehow voids the roll and tosses it to jones the former raider and deer valley high grad puts the texans inside the ten and only his second catch

of the year and that was close enough for acbill o'brien to send out the kicker and it's good and the telephone yans come back to beat the bills 22-19 to advance to the divisional round. george kittle was enjoying the first round bye by taking in the game last night. the warriors down 2. jacob evans throws down the dunk and gets the foul. the warriors lead by three at the half. third quarter the warriors down five and called for the foul and has some words for the ref and gets ejected and it all goes down hill from there. the warriors down ten and defense takes a big hit without three out there and galloway hits the floater and the warriors lose four straight 111-104. the sharks in columbus third stop on a five game at onecontrols it period tied along the boards and sets up evander cane.

san jose takes a 2-1 lead and first goal in eight games. later in the send the sharks turn it over. gus nyquist turns it over and thinks he's home free but deflects the puck into the crowd. nyquist can't believe it. the sharks beat the blue jackets 3-2 and are in d.c. today. that's your morning sports. . a man is now reunited with his family in hawaii after he was stranded in the middle of the pacific ocean for a week. more on this amazing story for reporter tom. >> . >> from what you see today. >> this is from on the boat? >> yeah. >> looking a lot different from this pete who started in november. >> see me over there. >> ang with his crew he set sail from japan to hawaii. the mast came dismantled and a big wave rolled them over. >> the water was waist high and still upside down. >> the boat tipped back up

right and supplies were getting low. they threw up a signal flair. >> he didn't see us and we thought it was terrible. >> eventually they began to fear the worst. >> watched the stars and prayed and hoped that either way my family was going to be okay. >> finally days later another boat this time they used mirrors to catch his attention and it worked. they were rescued. >> i was crying. we were all crying on the boat. >> this video shows that daring rescue. the coast guard came and they were taken to hawaii. grateful to his rescuers and family and friends from tennessee desperately trying to find him. >> every time i looked at these messages i would cry looking for people telling stories about me and just a lot of love. . >> the best part reuniting with his wife and son who just flew in from taiwan. >> it was a happy ending and got an answered prayer.

>> there's more thing before they go home enjoying a little more time together in hawaii just in time for his son to turn eight. >> on the sixth we'll have a birthday party. >> tom george for island news. coming up on latest a man targeted in a u.s. drone strike. and a report on the ground in iraq, the country equal the attack happened and where there appears to be growing anger about the u.s. presence.

. welcome back to kpix5 this morning time now is 6:29. i'm emily turner. >> good morning i'm devon. >> let's start with your weather this morning a little bit wet but just a very little bit wet out there and a few sprinkles out there zooming into exactly where they are over mill valley and bay bridge seeing a few showers in parts of san francisco right now that's going to clear up. by the time the sun comes up looking at the golden gate bridge it looks pretty clear there as well. current temperatures right now much cooler than yesterday waking up in the 30s in some spots santa rosa 37, concord 39, liver more 35 degrees this morning in the 40s pretty much everywhere else warmest in san francisco at 48. how much cooler are we than yesterday anywhere from 2 to look at that 14 degrees cooler than

yesterday. that system brought through the cold front throughout the cover we are just a little bit more chilly than where we were yesterday. breakfast forecast in the 40s. sunrise at 7:25. it's going to be nice and clear this morning by the time the sun comes up and for the afternoon hours pretty much a mix of the 50s no matter where you are. getting close to 60 and some spots you might in the inland areas. in the far north bay cooler closer to the water 56 degrees in pacifica. your headlines for the day you will be drying out with that cooler start and it's going to be clear all the way from the afternoon for the rest of the week. those rain chances do return by midweek but they aren't necessarily significant and i'll get to that in just a little bit. . funeral activities continue in iran for general qasem soleymani one of the country's top military officials killed in a u.s. air strike in iran. here's a look at a precession a

short time ago. an's ent saidthe u.s. committed a grave mistake of killing the general. president trump responded on twitter writing that if iran attacks american assets the u.s. has a list of 52 targets in their country. the number 52 was chosen to match the number of hostages taken in 1979 take over of the u.s. embassy. now in some ways out ramming over his beth has made some unlikely allies in the middle east. baghdad both sides agree that the u.s. needs to leave the region. >> a quiet intensity takes over as the morning precession in baghdad disperses. >> the mood is very somber. it almost feels as if it's masking the anger that lies underneath but when you talk to any number of these people moving through once they say that they were able to over come their initial shock the main feeling that they had was a

desire for revenge but also anger. anger at the united states. >> there will be more mutilated than what they did to qasem soleymani he swears and the coming days will show that. it's not just iran that is vowing to retaliate so too are proxies that have already proven their ability to kill during the u.s. led occupation of iraq. america in iraq. her husband and two sons are all part of the popular mobilizeation forces mostly made up of former militias second in command was killed along with qasem soleymani. . >> they will be a foreign in america's eye just like it was at the start she says. this unprecedented american attack is potentially

as transformative as the toppling of sad yam hussain. the math of the new iraq will be drawn in the blood of these murders. it's hard to find anyone who supports the u.s. in a country that for decades has paid a high price for american foreign policy. in baghdad square where anti government pro telesessors have been demonstrating for months against their leaders and outside interference there is little love for iran but right notch there's even less for the united states and the american troops stationed here. the crowd grows arguing about who bears the bigger blame for iraq's bloodshed iran or the united states but there is agreement on one point both need to get out. iran get out. america get out. this man passionately pleads. we are iraqis. we want to be governed by an iraqi. it's our beloved iraq.

please understand us. but that's not part of the calculus for iran or the u.s. this country is an arena to settle scores. cnn baghdad. . >> thousands of additional u.s. service members are being deployed to the middle east following the air strike that killed soleymani. about 2800 of them led yesterday from fort bragg, north carolina. they'll first head to kuwait where military leaders will decide where they're needed. the soldiers from the immediate response for the 82nd air born. nearly 3500 u.s. service members have been sent to the middle east in the past week. the department of homeland security says it's looking at potential new threats against the u.s. here's cbs news' kenneth craig on efforts to keep peopafon american soil. . >> across the country and in the nation's capital police are on ert armed and standing ready

for whatever retaliation iran may have in store. new york city police have already stepped up patrols after a series of anti attacks now mayor bill de blasio says they're deploying even more resources. >> no one has to be reminded that new york city is the number one terror target in the united states so we have to recognize that this creates a whole series of dangerous possibilities for our city. . >> in boston mayor marty walsh is bracing for the days ahead. >> coming out of iran is they're going to do three days of mourning and then take action and nobody knows what that means. >> authorities in philadelphia are keeping a close eye on the city's football stadium and this week's play off game. >> we may see a terrorist attack against a civilian target somewhere around the world against the united states fairly soon. >> michael morrell former acting director of the cia says iran could take any number of actions including targeting the nation's infrastructure.

>> over the last ten years the iranians have gotten much more sophisticated in their cyber capabilities so their ability to do real damage to networks in the united states is something we have to take seriously. >> here in new york city the mayor says this new threat is potentially greater than anything this city has faced before. kenneth craig, cbs news new york. . the latest on the devastating wild fires burning in australia. the fires mainly in the state of new south wales are leaving an erie orange glow night and day in the sky about 150 fires are burning across the state with 64 of them uncontained. at least two dozen people have been killed and the death toll is expected to rise and the toll on wildlife is even greater. in many areas people have been forced to evacuate their homes and are flocking to shelters. a three year drought has left much of australia's bush land tender, dry and susctoblep e bushreporter steve

on the future and where they'll live. >> another day another bush fire threat but this one deep into the fringes of australia's biggest city this time a point in sydney. . >> right across. >> our fierce new south wales fire and rescue combined to protect homes. >> right there the wind is working and it could swing around. it's been a lot one of the problems they're having with these fires. >> locals grabbing garden hoses and whatever else they could to help. >> very intense fire impacting southwestern sydney urban and residential areas. >> christina has been dealt a tough blow alone and trying to remain calm. >> i've lost my husband and i really don't know what to do. one minute was right at my door. >> it's not even mid day here at the point in southwestern city and this has just flared up directly across the road from

properties. residents are doing their best to try and prepare their homes in case of the worst. >> i've got the car packed and it means so much to me. >> just a few and then. >> by the afternoon the m5 also came under threat and had to be closed. air support came into attack from above. after a jump the georges river heading towards the suburbs. >> back here in the bay area the reality of gent fiction is hitting oakland's lgbtq community. the billing that serves as the headquarters for oakland pride has been sold to a real estate firm. betty yu reports from downtown oakland. >> two nightclubs and headquarters for oakland pride have until january 15 to vacate this space one that has a prominent place in oakland's lgbt community. . >> all of our from last year.

>> the non profit oakland pride has been able to call the basement level its office for four years. next to club bnb and club 21 on broadway and franklin street. the lgbtq nightclubs in the building donated the space saving the organization thousands of dollars in rent each year. >> to lose the space to gent fiction to office spaces when the reality is we have a lot of space like that already in oakland especially shared off the office like that. it's a real tragedy. >> oakland pride chair says they have faced a real estate firm ellis partners and tends to share the property into shared text space more than 23,000 square foot on four levels and open floor plan and numerous amenities in downtown oakland. >> now that oakland is, you know, cool for lack of a better term for everybody else

and everyone wants to be here and move in it's forcing a lot of long term businesses a lot of long term residents and unfortunately the community is out. ♪ [ music ] >> the annual oakland pride parade and festival celebrated the tenth anniversary in september. this is where they store supplies and plan and hold meetings year round. the volunteer run non profit says it has not found a new space. . >> the bar which is the root of both of these clubs they were founded 40 years ago and they've been around through so much change in the community. >> outside of the building there are signs of gratitude resist yens to change. still the group says the oakland pride parade and festival will go on this year in september. in oakland, betty yu kpix5. and still to come public libraries and county try to bounce back from a hacking attack. what's working and what is

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. the county library might be days before systems are fully back online following a ransom ware attack. it shut down the whole entire online network linking the library branches martinez. officials say patron records are stored on a

server and likely were compromised and will be open for their regular hours while the system recovers but some services might not be available. law enforcement though is now tracking or trying to track down the hacker. north star ski resort in lake tahoe is facing a lawsuit it's charging people to park. resort officials made the announcement back in october. now two season pass holders are suing saying they should be exempt on the parking fee because they bought their passes ahead of the policy change. >> their position was that i had consented to whatever they wanted to do and there would be no refunds when that was not what i saned up for. >> the lesson learned if there is one that people shouldn't be able to get away with such a thing. >> now so far we have not received any comment from north star. in parts of florida folks are dealing with the after math of severe storms that pelted the region

yesterday. a lot of damages in central florida where witnesses told the national weather service they saw a tornado touch down. so far that has not officially been confirmed. a little league baseball field and water were damaged as part of a roof of a hall was ripped off. there have been no reports of serious injuries. no reports of serious weather here. we might see a few lingering showers as far as storms are concerned but really not much at all. taking a look at our high def doppler you can only see a few scattered showers out there just a ferp spots of green mostly making their way across the valley and clearing out pretty much going to be the last of it for today. that low pressure system that brought the cold front is now starting to move out and we have this nice clearing pattern behind it for the next day and a half or so. before we do have some changes ahead looking how this is all going to play out we might have a few lingering showers in the far northwest part of

sonoma county today. the rest of us for the most part are going to be nice, clear and sunny all the way into monday. your commute nice and dry monday morning and then by the time tuesday hits that's what we start to see clouds and a few scattered showers returning. mostly in the evening and nighttime hours. this is not going to be significant rainfall either but might be a few sprinkles on your windshield here or there and starting to clear moving into wednesday morning. as far as your air quality is concerned today moderate again in all spots so if you do have rest rye issues something to be aware of if you are going to be doing anything outside though it will be beautiful. air quality is not going to be great. three things to remember cooler cloudy start with showers for some very few of us before everything clears up and a sunny afternoon in search of the work week and chance of ueay in your temperatures pretty much at or just slightly below average for this time of the year. the wimplest we likely see is

60 in n jose, 57 in san mateo and inland areas might get to 61. the rest of you will be in the upper 50s before you get to 60 and then right around the bay you are a mix of the mid to upper 50s and in the far north bay a little bit cooler than that the low 50s there. as for your seven day forecast everything clears up this afternoon before we have sunny beautiful skies on monday clouds and the chance of showers returning tuesday before things are nice bright and beautiful by the end of the week. a new director has been appointed to over see the agency that operates the bay area's ferry system. and he has an ambitious vision to restore the ferries to their former glory. john ramos has the story. >> every day hundreds of thousands of people try to drive into san francisco to work and even though it sits right on the bay there are only 17 ferry boats serving the entire city. if that sounds crazy to you you may be surprised to learn that was no accident.

in the 1920s and 30s a golden gate and bay bridges the government shut down the ferry system so people would have to use and thereby pay for the new bridges. it wasn't until the 1980s that the ferries began making a come back. >> before the bridges were built there were 50 million trips a year on san francisco bay. and now we're back to 3 million. . >> jim wonderman the current ceo has been appointed by governor newsom to head up the water transportation authority that supervises the ferries. the boat will be a key people mover if there was an earthquake that wipes out but one vision goes beyond that. he intends to quadruple the fleet and increase ridership from 7500 passengers a day to almost 40,000 and would like to open ferry terminals in

cities up and down the bay. >> from hercules to martinez to points south of redwood city we have a large working population that commutes north and south. >> and funding is always a challenge while other transit systems have their critics those who use the bay as their highway tend to love it. >> does it seem strange we have so few ferries here in san francisco? >> yes it's actually very strange. it's an easier way to get around and you don't have to worry about crossing the bridge. >> wonderman is determined to restore the ferry system and doesn't intend to wait another generation to do it. >> when we get to 2030 and look out on the bay it's going to be hard not to see a passenger ferry going past. . >> in san francisco, john ramos kpix5. coming up a suspected gun thief is in custody but more than a dozen weapons stolen in stockton are still missing. why this is being called an

inside job.

. 14 guns stolen from several military families in stockton are still missing this morning and to make matters worse the crime happened on christmas. the man accused of doing it is in custody. spoke to one of the victims who says this was a targeted theft. >> michael speaks with us by phone from washington in the middle of his move to the new base in fort louis just outside of tacoma. just after christmas he got a phone call someone had stolen a truck with all of his valuables inside. . >> and i was thinking what's done is done and nothing i can do now. someone stole it. >> he decided all of this was out of his control. the thief had made away with $100,000 worth of property. >> i was just thinking i had no

evidence. it had to have been some sort of someone who knew about this truck or what we're doing. >> he was right. 36-ar-old michael forward worked for an independent contractor who organized the move for him and two other families and now is facing multiple felonies accused of stealing the truck from a secured lot in stockton. his first court appearance friday. it was during their search of the home officers found about 90% of the stolen cargo load. . >> no worst day than christmas to steal from someone and then you steal from a military family no less. . >> he has two kids and one on the way. he says forward should have known this christmas crime would catch up with him. >> they look for any family. it's just not right. it's not the way to go. . a pearlman reporting. the recovered property is now

at a warehouse in washington state. meet with other families there tomorrow to see what is left. time now 6:54. we'll be right back.

. time now 6:56 and time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> iranian pressa u.s. committed a grave mistake in killing general qasem soleymani one of the country's top military officials who died in a u.s. air strike in iraq. president trump respondent responded on twitter writing that if iran attacks the u.s. has a list of 52 american targets the number chosen to match the number of hostages taken in the 1979 take over of the u.s. embassy. funeral activities continue in iran for soleymani. here's a look at a precession in i ran just a short time ago. thousands of additional u.s. service members are being deployed to the middle east following the air strike that killed soleymani about 2800 of them left yesterday from fort bragg in

north carolina. they'll first head to kuwait where military leaders will then decide where they're needed. an anti war demonstrator staged rallies yesterday in several u.s. cities including san jose and san francisco. they fear the attack might lead to more violence. and now the latest on the breaking news in pennsylvania where a massive traffic accident has killed five people and injured 60 others. the crash happened on the pennsylvania turnpike in mount pleasant near pittsburgh. the post i cannot see yet northbound says the crash involved two tractor trailers a passenger bus and several cars. slick road conditions may have been a factor. as far as the weather is kerped here things are drying out and cooling down a chillier morning by quite a few degrees in most spots. we will be sunny and beautiful for the remainder of the day going into the start of the work week before the chance of rain turns tuesday evening into the overnight hours and then a beautiful sunny skies ahead towards the end. thanks so much for joining us.

cbs sunday morning with jane pauly is next right here on kpix5.

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ ♪ >> pauley: good morning, and happy new year. i am jane pauley and this is "sunday morning". we will start off this morning with the very latest on tensions between the united states and iran. we have reports from david martin, seth doane and holly williams. and then it is on to family matters, 21st century style.

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