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now at 6:00 here we go again. the new stay at home order about to come down. five bay area counties are moving ahead of the threshold and the strict new rules to prepare for. it's a really shock. >> i feel a little bit like we had the rug pulled out from under us a little bit. >> the new masks warnings from the cdc. why you need to wear them indoors. extreme fire danger with gusty winds on the way for parts of the bay area prompting pg&e to shut off power to thousands of customers as early as monday. good morning, and it is saturday december 5th, i am emily turner. let's start with a check of the weather with darren peck. the winds get here sunday night into monday and it is mainly in the mountains, and we may not even feel that a lot where we live. it's the usual drill when we get into fire weather concerns. more on that later. pretty view from the came are on top of the sales force tower

looking towards the east. let's get into the south bay and i will show outview in san jose. and we will put numbers up and look at the difference. it's 37 degrees in livermore, and 50 degrees in san francisco. a huge spread once again. you get into the inland valleys, grab the heavy jacket, it is cold out there. of course, we will warm up beautifully by the afternoon. forecast for today has us warming into mid-60s inland, low 60s at the coast and the numbers are maybe a degree or two above average, but they are pretty much right in the neighborhood. in fact, if you want to pick out your part of the bay, 67 today for livermore. 62 napa. we will top out at 63 in fremont and plenty of sunshine. i will be back with more of the forecast in a few minutes and look ahead to the wind for now. back over to you. over the next few days, five bay area counties will enact the new stay at home order ahead of schedule. many of them are scrambling to get ready for sunday night when the first shut down orders will

take effect. it starts on sunday, and in santa clara, contra costa and san francisco counties p. on monday alameda and tuesday marin county, the rest of the bay area is not shutting down. as of now, napa, sonoma, solano and san mateo counties are not issuing a local stay at home order. county leaders in san mateo say they are following the state's guidelines. outdoor and indoor dining will not be allowed in the affected counties. restaurants can only do take out and delivery. and indoor retail shopping is allowed, but only at 20% capacity. places of worship must operate outside. the stay at home order means a tough year for many local businesses is going to get even tougher. kpix5 andrea nacano went to downtown where residents have to change how they do business once again. >> reporter: a busy friday night in downtown pleasantton but may not look like this for the rest of the month. >> it's really shock.

>> reporter: estabon says he will now have to lay off several of his employees once again. >> i can't explain. it is frustrating and hard and everything. >> reporter: governor newsom announced the order if any of the five regions fell below 15% of icu capacity. many didn't expect local counties to issue the order. >> i understand the rational, but i feel like a little bit like we had the rug pulled out from under us a little bit. >> reporter: shelly secton says she came out to show her support for local businesses. many diners sympathize with the restaurants as they are continually forced to play with new rules. >> it's unfortunate that they are now going to shut them down to delivery and take out only. it's not fair. it's not right. >> reporter: restaurants are hoping their customers will continue to support them during the stay at home order, and they won't be forced to close their doors for good. >> hopefully, we will survive.

that's. >> reporter: you have faith that will happen? >> i hope so. i hope. we have families. >> reporter: here in alameda county, the restriction also go into effect on monday and they will last through january 4th. in pleasanton andrea nacano, kpix5. we brought outannouncement live on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. download the kpix5 app to sign up for breaking news alert. only 14% of intensive care unit beds remain opened in the entire county. with overflow tents like this in place since march, the chief medical officer at santa clara valley medical center says the hospital is prepared but what they can't handle is anymore strain on medical professionals. >> partly, we have adequate staffing. at some point if we don't get the surge under control, we will run into staffing challenges. >> this morning, medical experts are weighing in on the

shut down. the doctor with the uc berkeley school of public health says there's just no sense in waiting until more people get sick. >> we have got to stay healthy right now. we are going to have a rough three months, but at the end of that, vaccines will kick in, hopefully. and control measures that we are putting in right now are going to likely show some beneficial effects by then. >> taking a look live at the east bay hills this morning, where a lot of retailers and hair salon owners say the new shelter in place order may deliver the final blow to shut them down for good. da lin reports. >> if you can't have outdoor dining will your restaurant survive. >> no. >> reporter: the owner of a popular mediterranean restaurant says take out and delivery will not be sustainable financially. >> i check the numbers and the

numbers are -- doesn't make sense to open. >> reporter: he says take out orders is 10% of the business he's debating on whether or not to close for a month white shelt he ever in place is in effect. >> we try to survive and that's all we can do. we have to to the rules. >> reporter: business owners were caught off guard. the restrictions go no effect in contra costa county sunday night. >> i don't know of one person that has gotten covid from a hair salon. >> reporter: so it seems unfair. >> reporter: she worries about workers that won't have a paycheck during the holidays. >> people are here with single moms and four kids, and that unemployment doesn't cut it. >> reporter: in pleasant hill, health inspectors have taken diablo cross fit for operating indoors. the owner craig howard says he will continue to defy the health order p. >> our plane is to keep operating safe and keeping members safe, and when the fines come, i will make a decision after each one as to whether we should stay opened

or not. >> reporter: people shopping and dining in walnut creeks have mixed feelings about the restrictions. some believe it's too aggressive and others say it will save lives in we may lose one holiday season but we guarantee so many who are holiday seasons to come. >> reporter: workers worry about paying their bills and back to applying for unemployment benefits. da lin, kpix5. the cdc is changing the mask recommendations. now urging people to wear them at all times outside of the home. the agency also says anyone who may have been, posed to the virus should wear masks inside also inside the home to protect their families. it comes as the u.s. set another single day record for new cases at 227,000 according to the johns hopkins university tracker. nearly 279,000 people have now died since the pandemic started. more than 2600 of them just yesterday. now it's not all bad news. this morning, we are getting

new information about the first vaccine deliveries in the bay area. and the state expects to receive 327,000 initial doses of the vaccine from pfizer. roughly 80,000 of those doses will be shipped here to the bay area. and san francisco department of public health says initial dose also go to acute care hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities. a live look at the white house this morning where president-elect biden will take over in just about six week. cbs reporter ed o'keefe says mr. biden wants congress to move quickly on economic relief before he takes office. >> reporter: with nearly 11 million people unemployed and more than 400,000 deaths project by the time he takes office, president-elect joe biden called for immediate action. >> if we act now, now i mean, now, we can begin to regain momentum and start to build back a better future. there's no time to lose. >> reporter: he said congress

must provide relief for americans set to lose federal aid. >> they are not looking for a and out. they need help this perin trouble through no fault of their own. >> reporter: as the transition team has been briefed on the plans to district covid vaccines, mr. biden raised concerns. >> there is no detailed plan that we have seen anyway as to how you get the vaccine out of a container into an injection syringe into somebody's arm. and it's going to be very difficult for that to be done and it's expensive. >> reporter: to lead the fight against pandemic, the president- elect is set to nominate a former u.s. surgeon general back to his job and keeping dr. anthony fauci and asking him to serve as chief medical adviser. mr. biden also acknowledged that his own inauguration will be transformed by the pandemic. >> it is behind up likely there's going to be a million people on the mall. my guess is there's not going

to be gigantic inaugural parade. down pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. happening today, the warriors are giving away free holiday trees and decorations for families that can pick them up now through tomorrow at an outdoor gathering space called thrive city. it is on third street in san francisco near the east entrance to chase center. and a tree give away in the south bay. that begins at 8:30 at the roosevelt community center on east santa clara street in san jose. it is just east of downtown and the city of san jose is sponsoring the give away. coming up, a coyote puts an abrupt end to bay area man's workout. how he managed to fight it off. i first felt a pinch but then it was a sharp pain and there was a coyote latched on to my left calf.

a live look from capitol hill where congressional leaders are sounding more optimistic on an emergency spending bill. this comes as the latest jobs report shows the economic recovery has stalled in the pandemic as it worsens. the labor department says u.s. employers created 245,000 jobs in november. that was well below expected. and a sharp drop off from

october a $908 billion bill is gaining traction but doesn't include another round of $1200 stimulus payments. south bay congressman says that's a big mistake. >> we need to have funding for restaurants. but if you look at statistics, it cost about $250,000 to $300,000 to save a job. the money would be much better spent to have unemployment insurance extended and to have direct stimulus checks so people can pay rent. good news for students, the department of education announced it will suspend federal student loan payments by another month. that is going to be through january. contra costa county man is recovering this morning after a coyote attacked him. while he was working out with a group of friends. now this happened on the field at campolinda high school campus. we spoke with the victim about how it all happened. >> there's a coyote latched onto my left calf. >> reporter: still wearing a

hospital id bracelet he says he is trying to make sense of the attack. >> i was working out and all i could think is look i had two friends and is one of them -- did someone do something to my leg because i felt a pinch then a sharp pain. >> reporter: he says he had to hit the coyote in the face before it would let go. the attack left him with a few cuts and two large puncture wounds on his leg. other people who work out at campolinda high school say they know there are coyotes there but never worried about being attacked. >> we see them now and then and they stay away from us. >> reporter: this is not the first time a coyote attacked someone in moraga. less than 6 months ago a small child was bitten at the moraga commons park. >> they are going to try to assess the dna from the attack to the 2-year-old attack and see if it is the same. >> reporter: why kenji thinks it came after him he says

because he was on the ground doing pushups. >> it thought i was vulnerable and yeah, went after my leg. you know, getting bit by coyote to the 2020 punp card of things to happen. >> reporter: katy neilsen. animal control officers are warning people they need to be very careful if they plan to go to the area at least until the coyote is caught. pg&e could cut off power to thousands in the north bay due to high fire danger. starting early monday morning, the public safety power shut off could affect 6700 customers in napa county. along with 1800 customers in sonoma county. all right. it is cold out there this morning. that's issue number one. we will talk about that fire weather concern, but that's not getting here until late sunday night into monday morning. so, first things first, you've got a saturday in front of you, and you can look outside, looking from the top of the sales force tower. starting to see light out there, the sun is coming up at

7:11 and that's when it looks like before the tri-valley. look at the numbers out there. mid to upper 30s. a lot of 37s and 36s on the map. look at the 32 for ukiah. and mid-40s in the bay. feels much better. and the 46 for san francisco is at the airport. it is actually 50 in the city. as far as daytime highs today, back up into the low and mid- 60s. no issues with today other than it is cold in the morning. and you are going to have a beautiful blue sky day. but it's going to look hazy and you have no doubt probably noticed that over the last few days as you have been out, and there is a spare the air today. spare the air alert goes into effect only because we started pulling in too much haze, and it is a combination of wood burning stoves, you know that we are recreating in the bay area and poor air quality in the central valley. you might want to limit your exposure, and don't contribute more to it, if you can. look at the big picture.

storms are lining up out in the pacific. this first one right here is the one that's going to be responsible for trying to bring us a little bit of rain by the time we get into late tomorrow. watch what happens. it falls apart. this is going to make it windy. as the rainfalls apart and comes onshore, what happens on the exit is the wind starts to pick up. watch the increase of wind speeds as we get into the evening. that would take us through sunday. that gets us into sunday morning. we started to notice the wind pick up you will see the time frame of the winds pick up intensity mainly in the mountains. it's an offshore wind event. and it does drop eu midity levels. humidity levels today, at 20:had been 2:had unin 2:00 in the afternoon is up in the 30

range. monday down in the 20s and you can see the streamlines showing outoffshore winds drying things out. so that's really the issue. it is the dryness of the landscape. offshore within event is not too terribly intense, but, you don't need a very strong offshore wind event if you have record levels of dry vegetation and that's pretty much what we have. you can see the 7-day forecast. look how warm we will get inland. temperatures will make their way up to 72 by the time we get into the early part of the week for inland spots. and we will stay mid to upper 60s throughout the duration. emily, back over to you. >> thank you. new this morning, a fire ripped through a warehouse overnight in southern california. area footage shows large orange flames in two different corners of the 10,000 square foot building. crews have been working to protect neighboring properties in the city of industry in l.a. county. still ahead, forced to sell his play station 5, the lie one

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but two the warriors, nba released part of the '20-'21 four games on the road in december starting with durant and nets on the 22nd and come home and start a 7-game home stand starting new year's day against portland. they are scheduled for 14 nationally televised games only 37 of the 72 games were announced. for stanford athletics, basketball team is in vegas and the football team won the big game in the coveted ax last week at cal. the noncontact ban forced them to the northwest and they have a saturday game at washington. so here's the picture of a walk through practice at a seattle public park. mommy who are the large men? they are football players, dear. head coach david shaw took the glass half full approach. >> high percentage of the

student athletes will look and say i get to stay in a hotel and play football? all right. let's go. right? you feed me and give me a place to lift weights and allow me to enjoy myself when i have free time and stay within the rules? hey, let's go do it. >> college hoops last night, usf men inproduced themselves at cal-poly to the end of the first half, before the buzzer, and the dons won 88 to 60. the record is now 4-2. i got a game winner here. marquette down 1 to wisconsin and lewis tipped it in. that's how they won the game. knocked off the 4th ranked badgers 67-65. you see, i was right. probably grab your controller right now going wait a minute. let me see that again and again and again. that's enough. i will see you later on this

afternoon. this morning it's game over for one man in taiwan. he found himself out of a play station 5 last month after convinced his wife it was air purifier and she caught on and forced him to sell it. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cb-s-n bay area a ruling in the president's attempts to kill

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. welcome back. it is 6:29. thanks for joining us. i am emily turner. let's start with a check of our weather with meteorologist darren peck. we have a spare of air today. air quality is hazy over the past couple of days. maybe you noticed as you stepped outside. so a spare the air day is probably the maybe issue on this day. other than that, no other issues. the afternoon is going to be fantastic. if i wanted to find one item to discuss besides how pretty the view is, that issue would be that it is cold. the number in san jose is 41. that's not all that bad. santa rosa is 37. 36 in san jose and concord

valley. it's just as cold as it has been in the morning. but the afternoons are just as from they. sunny, low to mid-60s. sunny and came across the board. if we pick out individual spots, we will top out at 62346 concord today. and san francisco hits 61. redwood city goes to 65. mountain view to 62 and santa rosa at 63. i will have the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. we need to talk about fire weather concerns for sunday night and monday. i will see you with that in a few minutes. now back over to you. looking live across the bay area this morning, with icu capacity dwindling, five bay areas counties will inact the state counties will enact the most restrictive stay at home orders. it will go into effect in santa clara, contra costa and san francisco counties starting on sunday. then on monday, alameda county and tuesday, in marin. the four other counties, including san mateo, are not

shutting down at least for now. kpix5's betty y looks at why decided not to effect the stay at home order. >> reporter: the salon expects more clients from other counties after their stay at home orders go into effect. owner jeff silverman has seen this kind of influx before. >> which was great for business for us, because we were down at least 50% but, the concern was you know if people are coming from other counties, are the numbers going to climb. >> reporter: silverman approves of the health officer's decision to sit out on speeding up restrictions. >> i am scared. i am extraordinarily scared that this could really, really set us back. >> reporter: san mateo county supervisor disagrees with the health officer's decision.

>> this virus, as i said before, knows no county lines and make no mistake about it, we have to be in life saving mode. >> reporter: right now, 88% of the county's icu beds are in use. leaving 8 available. though will are still untapped surge beds. the county said covid is largely being spread by indoor social gatherings and people not wearing masks. resident emanuel says all counties should be united. >> basically it's human nature to actually go to where there's less restriction because they can't do it in their own county. and they will find a place to where you can do it, in other counties. and, yeah, it's bringing it in or bringing it out. >> i am very happy that our county where we live didn't do it. and we definitely are feeling like our free he comes are taken from us every day more and more and more. >> reporter: in san mateo,

betty yu, kpix5. this morning, uber wants the drivers to be among the first to get vaccinated. the company wrote a letter to the cdc asking ride share and delivery drivers be designated as nonmedical essential workers. uber says drivers provide critical transportation and allow others to stay at home and order food. several other industries, including agriculture and trucking have made similar requests. developing now in southern california, a sad story. a man is nd arrest this morning for the murder of his two teenage children. l.a. county firefighters found the bodies on friday morning in lancaster. as they responded to a call about a gas leak. a sheriff lieutenant said the victims, a 12-year-old boy and 13-year-old girl, had been stabbed. the mayor of lancaster later said they were in fact decapitated. last night, authorities announced the arrest of their father, 34-year-old maurice taylor sr. >> they are one of the adult individuals that was at the scene when we arrived.

was transported to the hospital for difficulty breathing. >> sheriff's investigators are n questioning another adult and two younger children found alive in the home to find out what happened. to california central valley now, a teenage has been killed there while sitting next to his mother in a fast-food drive through. it is the latest killing in what's been a violent week in stockton with five homicides in five days. cbs has the latest. >> reporter: shattered glass on the ground and abandoned car in a burger king drive through. >> i heard about a couple gunshots, like three to five. >> reporter: according to police, a 15-year-old boy was shot several times inside this vehicle, right in front of his own mother. >> all she was doing was sitting inside her vehicle, with her son, and in the drive through going to order food. >> reporter: the teen rushed to a nearby hospital but it was too late. stockton police department says the suspect, who pulled the trigger, still has not been

caught. >> the suspect could do this during daylight hours, at a burger king drive through, what else is the suspect capable of doing if you saw something, say something. >> reporter: it has been a bloody year for stockton with 50 homicides. but police say the past week was particularly violent. >> we have had some senseless acts of violence occurring in our city, by cowards with guns. >> reporter: joe silva says police are working with community based organizations to help affected neighborhoods. >> a lot of trauma has been happening in these areas. >> reporter: paul yeller works in the shopping center where the shooting occurred. >> i just feel like a lot of stuff is happening for no reason. i don't want violence anywhere i live or anywhere near i live so i hope it can stop. >> that was laura reporting. police are trying to determine the motive behind the shooting. a make victory now for some undocumented immigrants. a federal judge ordered the trump administration to fully restore the obamaer ha program

known as daca. the program protects undocumented immigrants who arrive to the u.s. as children. the trump administration has sought to cansel the program. this ruling means the department of homeland security must begin accepting daca applications immediately. and an estimated 300,000 undocument immigrants could be eligible. neon sign was shown brightly for decades and has been returned after mysteriously disappearing a few years ago. it's an interesting story. the neon osh sign from the original orchard supply hardware store in san carlos disappeared after the store shut down in 2018. it is mysteriously now reappeared. no questions asked and landed in the hands of cure curators san francisco park they are raising funds to restore it to the original glory. >> to have the sign return to

the community, i -- it's important to so many people in the valley in terms of what orchard supply hardwarement to the silicone valley and to have it here represented here means so much to us. >> once repaired, the group wants to include it at the new drive through christmas in the park venue. a texas high school football game took a sudden turn when the refero was attacked by theee when the referee was attacked. >> the 18-year-old texas football player tackle the referee to the ground. he is charged with assault and is ineligible for the playoffs. he was ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct. the ref was evaluated for a shoulder injury and possible concussion and didn't return to the game. colin kaepernick has not

been a 49ers for years but one of his uniforms became the most expensive nfl jersey ever. julian objection sold the jersey from 2011 from 128,000 dollars. two others broke auction records of course one of them no surprise here. michael jordan's rookie chicago bulls jersey, and that sold for 320,000 dollars. and lastly, president barack obama's high school basketball jersey sold for $192,000. from coming up, not afraid of speaking out against the state. elon musk could be on the move. find outer with might be headed. plus, 80 years old and still on the job 7 days a week. i am impressed. why this san francisco man says he owes it to his community to keep going. we will be right back.

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. >> the annual national kidney foundation's author's will you bech on is on today virtual. the book event has a special lun and readings and is all about raising awareness about kidney disease. kpix5 michelle griego talk with one of the participants novelist gayle suviana.

>> as a writer, it allows to us give back to an organization that has done such good work, so it's a pleasure to be able to do this. and i remembered being a young author and this was one the highlights, if you could actually were chosen to participate in this particular event because it was such a huge thing that happened in san francisco. and it is completely what i would call a have san francisco writing event. tied into a very good cause at the same time. >> for sure what great way to give back as well. congratulations on your 8 books. tell us about your late news this is the first book set in hawaii in 1935, and right in the midst of volcano eruption. and just as it is happening, and a young local who has been in the mainland studying returns to hawaii and as the

lava is making its way into helio i was true story, secrets and tensions start to erupt at the same time. >> you can join the national kidney foundation event today beginning at 11:00 this morning. tickets are $25 and find more information at kidney.org/authors. tesla ceo elon musk is moving to the lone start state according to a report from cnbc. musk put the california house on the market this year while battling with state lawmakers over coronavirus restrictions. he has been expanding tesla op rays in texas. his tunnel start up, the boring company, already operates out of austin. onto fire watch now, we are getting a look at the destruction left behind from the bond fire in orange county. fire crews are making progress, though, battle the 7300 acre fire upping containment to 30% this morning in silverado canyon. more evacuation orders are

being lifted, as residents return home to see if their homes are still standing. fire crews are concerned about the next rounds of santa ana winds fanning the flames this weekend. fire crews here in the bay area are also bracing for strong winds. they are getting ready and cal fire has placed a strike team at the border of santa clara and alameda counties. it is going to be a windy week ahead. sunday night and monday morning, and i am going to spot light that in detail in the forecast. and it's the kind of wind most of us, where we live down here won't notice much. it is going to be in in the mountains and the usual suspects. that's the view outside looking east. you couldn't get much prettier than this. rise is 7:o11 and we are about 30ments away and this is when you get the brit prettiest color in the sky. the scene over the tri-valley right now, and it is cold here, it is in the 30s and 37 in

livermore. concord, up north from here in the dough diablo valley 37. i show out the daytime highs that will warm back into the low and mid-60s. this is going to be a pretty day temperature wise. and very similar to what we have done over the last several days. the only other item to talk about is we do have a spare the air. so, this stagnant pattern that has been recycling the weather, is recycling the same air over and over again. there's nothing to come in and clear it out until we get to the offshore wind event on sunday and monday. because of that, the wood burning stoves and anything that's putting stuff into the air it has nowhere to go and it is accumulating in the air quality is going downhill, moderate at times-healthy for sensitive groups. let's talk about the chance for wind. it is coming in with the first rainmaker off the coast here. you can see the clouds there. there is rain in it. we play if a forward, and you will see the showers right there.

that looks promising for rain late today, but it's not happening. we will play that forward on the futurecast. as the system leaves what happens as it exits, it turns the offshore winds on as the systems do that gets us into tomorrow, but if you get a closer look at the detail on this, i want to spotlight the timing and the locations where we will notice this the most. that is monday morning at 7:45 and you can see the red bull's eye up for the north bay hills, look at wind speeds at mount st. helena. look at the city and concord and san jose. barely going to notice this. but the winds will being going in the mountains. and it is not a terribly impressive wind event. that's not why the concerns have been raised so high. it's the issue that is happening that's inspiring the red flag warning. but the real issue is the fact that we are experiencing some of the driest landscapes for this time of year on record. so you don't need much of an

offshore wind event, and look at relative humidity that goes down into the 20s. by monday, the wind is going offshore. so, this is a situation we could see repeat again until we get significant widespread rain, speaking of which, not happening. looking beyond this, well into the middle of december, we are not seeing any rain there either. so if you haven't heard we are doing something here called bay area bright spots. and what is exactly what it sound like. we want to bring everybody's spirit up and show off the christmas displays at your house and many houses in the bay area as we can. this comes from east oakland and you can see the dolls dressed up there. everybody is in their holiday best. we want to send a big thank you to lee for sending that in and hopefully he's inspired you to send your picture as well. email your pictures and your

videos to bay area bright spots@kpix.com and tag us on social media with the #kpix bright sports. a child is proving if you wish hard enough your dreams can come true. 7-year-old julianna atkins wanted to and queen for a day and is battling critic fibrosis. thanks to macy's and a make a wish found days the day started with arrival at a mall where she picked out a core made ground. she looks lovely. >> because it is really pretty, and i love the dress because it is soft. >> she has the queen mentality at home and she runs everything, so she has been looking forward to this so much. >> well, with a big smile hidden behind a purrel masks her royal highness as queen began. including waving to her fans

from the balcony at macy's. a san francisco businessman who imgreated from china deb it's ago is giving back to the community as a big thank you to his adopted country. we meet this week's jefferson award winner. >> that's. >> reporter: in arthur chan's home, countless awards celebrate his philanthropy but he remains humble. >> i don't need to be remembered. i just want people to be inspired that what i did. >> reporter: in all, mr. chan has donated more than $3 million to chinese hospital, more than half a million of that to the new cancer center. he began giving in 2004 in memory of his wife anne who died of cancer. >> hospital ceo dr. jen says the donations have helped update equipment and services in areas like diabetes and gastroenterology. >> he is our top donor.

>> reporter: who also shares his business smarts. >> he would just say that, you know, this is areas you need to improve and this is the areas you can do better. >> this is a small token that i can express my appreciation, gratitude to mesh. >> reporter: he came from china in 1960 to study at cal-poly san luis obispo. >> i came here with $80. >> reporter: he worked hard and started a food import export company in chinatown. today shall it's whole sale business in oakland and he supports new immigrants at the chinese newcomers service center and not just with food and money donations, executive director george chan. >> he is willing to hire those nonenglish speak chinese immigrants to work for him and he make the world a better place. >> reporter: he hired david and taught him how to start his business and give back. >> he told me that, you know, america, okay, gave him

education, gave him business opportunities. more importantly, gave him american dreams. >> this. >> reporter: chan made five to six digit donation to a host of organizations from the china town community center he founded to the red cross. >> that's the picture we like to see. i like to work harder so that i can make more money to donate more to the community. >> reporter: so for his generous community giving, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to arthur chan. chairman chen, kpix5. >> you can nominate your own local hero for jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area country superstar dolly parton gets us into the christmas spirit ♪ have a holly jolly christmas ♪ it's the best time of the year ♪ >> plus, a zoo in the uk is celebrating tiny twin arrivals.

we will show you the miniature monkies about the size of ping- pong balls.

country music super start and a favorite of mine dolly parton is celebrating holidays early cbs christmas special. she will share special christmas memories and perform songs from her album because she doesn't quit making music. check out the preview of a holly dolly christmas. >> who's ready for a holly dolly christmas? i know i am ♪ have a holly jolly christmas. it's the best time of the year ♪ now i don't know if there will be snow but have a cup of cheer ♪ >> i think that music is a great connector kind of just that universal language that everybody enjoys. right now, during this time, it's important to put as much love and as much light and as much joy as you can out there

to the people. ♪ i saw mommy kissing santa claus ♪ underneath the mistletoe last night. >> i am doing it some fun songs look i saw mommy kissing santa claus and they will enjoy a few stories from my childhood. when i grew up in my very early days, we didn't have electricity. so we had to make our own christmas lights. and it will be moving and touching and i think the fans will enjoy it because it's a little something different than what they heard me say. ♪ i believe in my very core we will walk in the sun by the sea shore. >> we did put a lot of good stuff together being safe. we don't get to go out to be with families across the country. seng along with me and enjoy the stories that i have enjoyed telling for you in the special. what else you doing?

i believe ♪ >> what else are we doing right? i will be tuning in. holly dolly christmas airs tore december 6th at 8:00 p.m. on kpix5. well, the world's smallest monkey twins have been born. and just in time, too. here they are. take look. tiny pygmy monkies at the uk a chester zoo this they are 2" long and zoo keepers say they are already very highly inquisitive. remember, kp interx5 wants to bring outs good news go to kpix.com/together and send your story ideas to together at cbs.com. we will be right back.

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