right now on wpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. gavin announces a crack down on ghost guns in the state. >> they're just not over they're way over. >> the homes that sold for a million dollars over the asking price even in a red hot market it's a decision that stunned realtors. thank you for joining us. let's start with a check of our weather. plenty of rain showing up this morning. devon we're right at the beginning of what's going to be an all day rain maker for us

today and again tomorrow. if we watch how this plays out over the rest of sunday, you will see showers that stay with us slowly marching their way across the bay area. we have gotten into the early afternoon here. not until we get to 5:00 that we start to quiet things down in the north bay. from the golden gait south you get scattered showers through the evening covering today. more rain coming in for monday. going into detail on that in the complete forecast in just a bit. for now, back to you. as the storm takes aim at the bay area high winds could mean power outages. pge says thousands of workers on stand by to respond to potential outages and they have been clearing vegetation away from power lines to reduce the chance for outages or for fires. the cph is warning drivers the storm is packing a punch with dangerous white out conditions on many roads. we spoke to drivers making a

last minute dash to the mountains. >> the numbers at the pump go up as drivers fill up to stay ahead of the storm. between now and tuesday at 4:00 a.m., chp warning people not to travel. drivers already feeling the impact of those warnings. >> people are trying to cancel on me. >> filling up for his xhoout back to truckee this airbnb owner walked tourists through what to expect. >> it's anxiety because people aren't comfortable being up here driving in it. >> chains and four wheel drive will be needed but that doesn't mean every driver is ready i don't plan for it. i just go for it. jump in the car and go. no chains just trying to make it happen. >> making it happen also means making a snowman. the carrot nose and coffee bean eyes brought from fairfield to bring frosty to life

i've been through a storm before. it's pretty crazy especially with kids. >> that's why they got out of here before sunset. >> since i heard there's a storm coming, that's why we're actually going back. >> it's good for business and tahoe. after an unusually warm season many ski resorts have been using man made snow but with several feet of powder on the way, several scheduled to reopen. that includes kirk wood and north star heavenly. workers are looking forward to getting guests coming back. >> this is great news for us. we had great temperatures over the past couple of days to start making snow. we got a great snow making base down here out of california lodge. >> we are excited to get back to a season that feels more normal and to just this say community at kirk wood. >> if you wanted to escape the storm at the zoo today, we have

a bit of disappointing news. the oakland zoo will be closed due to the weather. and a reminder you can get up to the minute forecasts for your neighborhood by downloading the kpix 5 app and stream cbsn bay area and sign up for breaking news alerts. live out at the state capitol where the governor is ordered new legislation to crack down on ghost guns. the governor said his staff is drafting a bill that would allow people to sue for up to $10,000 in damages against anyone who builds or sells an assault weapon or ghost gun kit. now to a live look at san francisco, the city is experiencing a surge in gun violence. but one community group just got hundreds of guns off the street. the group players united held its tenth annual gun buy back program. no names or questions asked. people got cash for their firearms. the police were there to secure the weapons but everything else was done by community volunteers. >> some people may not believe

in it. but we are here because we do believe in it and come from that trauma and we want to save people from picking up an unlocked gun in the house-hold. >> all 265 guns were turned in and the group has a are the tradition. the last gun is destroyed with a sledge hammer. in san francisco crews rushed to get a warehouse fire under control. the three alarm fire broke out early saturday in the bay view neighborhood. flames tore through the building on barnville avenue causing significant damage. crews were able to save the materials and vehicles inside. they also managed to protect an antique tow truck nearby. >> fire units will be on scene throughout the day if not the weekend to ensure no flare ups. there's no threat to the public. >> here's the good news. nobody was hurt and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. developing now, concord

police are looking for the driver in ahit-and-run crash that sent a man to the hospital. early yesterday the victim was walking near monument when he was hit. he reportedly suffered major injuries. so far police have not released any description of the car involved. happening now over bidding on homes has become a norm in the bay area real estate market. usually doesn't mean spending an extra million dollars. kpix 5 shows us where that happened. >> the real estate market remains hot with sellers still in the driver's seat. it's pretty typical for homes to sell at the list price or above the listing price. but there's one home in san francisco that just sold for a million dollars above the asking price. it's a newly updated 2400-square foot four bedroom home in san francisco with a two car garage and incredible view located in a quiet neighborhood west of twin peaks. agents listed the house for just

under $2.5 million. three days later they inked the sale at $3.5 million. >> we are all very surprised. not just over, they're way over. >> we expect a little bit more but we didn't expect a million dollar more. >> it's been one of the most ferocious markets in history. this past year. >> patrick carlisle the chief market analysis for compass. >> we have been seeing some very spectacular overbids not only within the city but around the bay area. >> he says inventory is still incredibly low throughout the entire bay area making for more competition among buyers which can drive sale prices up. when new listings come on the market they're getting snatched up faster than ever before. >> every segment in the bay area has gone bananas. sooner or later up cycles do end. what history taught us, it's extremely difficult to predict when up cycles will end. >> according to data from the

california association of realtors homes in santa clara county typically spend the least time opt market and homes in napa counties spend the most. >> it's a sellers market. >> so woo says bay buyers should have all their ducks in a row. as for the sellers. >> timing is important. location is important. but to prepare the house right is the most important thing. >> in san francisco, max dero kpix 5. the time now is 6:10. still ahead, streaming onn baea one peninsula city is keeping outdoor parks but there's a catch. the first ever fru nk toy drive. what that means, when we come back. taking a lye look out, we'll be right back.

welcome back. the time now is 6:10. burlingame residents want outdoor parks to become public. the city council just approved new fees. businesses would pay an annual rent of $1,500 and there's a monthly $300 cleaning fee bringing the total cost for the

year to $5,100. business owners say fees could force them to close the park lets despite their popularity i think at $5,100 a year including the cleaning fees, some owners will give them up. >> to continue operating a park let? >> we couldn't do it. >> the park let fee program would start sometime in early 2022. good morning, it's raining wherever you are you're part of the bay area, widespread rain out there sticking around pretty much the whole day. let me show you what that looks like. we'll go into future cast. if we look at high def doppler it tells you the story of widespread rain. how have we done so far? since midnight we picked up half an inch of rain in santa rosa and we have gotten rain as far as santa fe. measurable rain in the santa clara valley. not a lot there yet but there is

more coming. san jose this is a good rain maker for you. i'll show you the totals in a second and you'll go oh yeah that does look good. >> concord a tenth of an inch of rain. that's good to see for the inland values. here's why the totals go up today. i'll let this play from now pretty much throughout the entire day. by the time we have gotten to right about the early afternoon, it clears the north bay. so by 2:00 in the north bay you should get a break but it continues to rain from that point for everybody else from the golden gate south. i wantd to stop it here at 10:00 because from this point on, even though at 10:00 most of the bay area is in the clear, the south bay is not. i'm going to let this play from 10:00 tonight to 10:00 in the morning and you're going to see it stall here. in the overnight hours. 10:00 tonight, 10:00 in the morning tomorrow. pretty consistent. not going to rain in the santa

claire valley for 12 hours state but it probably will in the mountains. much better at absorbing this rain and since it's going to stall down there, this will be a significant rain maker in the santa cruz mountains. by the time we have gotten to tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and finished the phase, the next system comes in and that one then marchs another line of organized rain throughout the bay area on monday. monday's rain shouldn't be as prolonged as today's but it will be almost as much because it will come through in bursts of more noticeable or moderate rain on monday but plenty of breaks on monday when you'reot getting ra obyhe time we get to, it breaks apart into scattered showers. some on tuesday could be an isolated thunderstorm. maybe some small hail. this is a good system. if we lock at the total accumulated rainfall between now and tuesday. keep in mind we have already an 8th of of an inch of rain.

look at san jose's numbers potentially three inches. that's quite impressive. minor localized street flooding possible down here even up along the east bay shoreline and our inland east bay valley communities. concord and livermore getting an inch or two by the time this is all said and done with. the big accumulations happen down within the footprint of the burn scar and that's where the bigger concerns come in for debris flows. in addition to the rain, a wind advisory going from now until 7:00 tomorrow morning. only for city peninsula, south bay east bay in other words, doesn't include the north bay. windy everywhere but particularly windy the further south you are. enough to break a branch off a tree. daytime highs today, you won't even notice. temperatures climbing into the mid upper 50s and it will be damp. that's what you will notic

from this system. so there is a winter storm warning in the mountains as a result of that. from now until tuesday night at 10:00, we'll see snow level down to 3500 feet. that's fairly low. another sign that this system has colds air to work with. that's good. and there's another system coming. gets here on wednesday. we'll play that through on future cast and you can see that one here. this one won't have as much rain for the bay area but still widespread rain and we could pick up another inch. another significant rain maker wednesday and thursday. we see this in the 7-day forecast just stays busy going through. by friday we finally get a break. we'll begin to clear things out and you can see that plays out in the micro climates the temperatures the same across the board. chance of rain through monday. wednesday the next gets here into thursday. >> so darren you know i consider myself an observational meteorologist. i noticed today driving up from

san joain, her as we approach the city. >> perfect that lined up what we were seeing. now we know it's coming. san jose by monday morning should have the higher rainfall totals out of all the bay area communities it will be nice to see that. silicon valley's 1 toy drive was yesterday you're wondering what the funk is a frunk. that's a front truck that some tesla owners have. they held their 1 holiday drive yesterday. you can see over 60 tesla frunks filled with toys and christmas decorations. >> we're easily over $3,000

worth of toys given today. we were able to work with the palo alto police department and we're getting a police escort to the fire station. so it's really cool for them to open their doors and allow us to bring a bunch of toys to kids in need these days. >> the spirit of giving is also alive in san jose. volunteers and police officers handed out over 3,000 toys and 2,000 meals to families in need. >> every time i just mentioned the word, just gets m a bles py plus people here helping. >> coming up we have another holiday scam warning for you this morning but this time it's not online. it's a warning from the salvation army about their famous red kettles. a whole lot of sports to get to after the break. sharks looked good last night down in san jose. highlights of that and an update

on debo samuel but all eyes continue to be on steph curry for a break. the question is when did he hit the three pointers last night in philly and why do we keep teasing this record he's for sure going to hit instead of the actual game? highlights from

9 was the most steph curry

hit this season. 10 deep ones were needed to surpass ray allen for the most in nba history. he was hitting them in warm ups but struggled out of gate late first half, finally sinks one. tied at 42. golden state up 3 heading in the locker room, jordan pool silky. pool had 23. fourth quarter was all philly shake milton shake and bake. takes the contact and finishes. the sixers used a 15-1 run to grab the lead. under 6 to play. warriors down 4. steph curry no record for him last night. just three of 14 from embiid, the elbow jumper. the other curry miss the three and gets it from steph. dipsy doozy floats it up and

there it is. philadelphia wins 102-93 a season low in points for the warriors. just 93. steph curry needs 7 three's to break the record. the chase continues monday at indiana. sharks hosting the stars look who's back. former captain joe pevlski receiving a standing ovation. team myers fires right place right time, six goals in the last four games. still 1-0 the late second period. eric carlson slapping a bullet for string music. 2-0 sharks and they hang on to win it behind 34 saves from james rimer. sharks have won five of their last 8. the 49ers reportedly had their biggest offensive weapon today in cincinnati. wide receiver debo samuel expected to play after missing last sunday's loss deal wg a groin injury running back elijah

mitchell had already been ruled out. joe burro expected to play for cincinnati. to be the best, you have to beat the best. for sara they weren't just going up against the best in the state of california. they were going up against the number one high school team in the entire country. that would be power modder day from orange county. three of the top 50 recruits in the country. first quarter 7-0 monarchs. easy pick six. 22-yard score, final minute of the first half now 24-0. patillo breaks free. any other team they play they score and that's a five star corner chasing him down. he's inside the five and sara couldn't punch it in. stuffed at the goal line on the final play of the half is as the horn sounds. 44-7. to not only win a state championship but very likely a national title as well.

the will sox chargers are santa clara down 21-0 from san diego they rallied back two minutes left and luther glenn that's too easy. chargers had the 28-24 lead. 30 seconds left the other way. scrips ranch at the ten yard line. end zone touchdown and that is your game winner. 31-28 scrips ranch is victorious. so we showed you the two games of the area teams that lost aside from those two, a great day for the other bay area schools playing in state titles. oakland, san francisco sacred heart cathedral, marin catholic. navato san lynn all won state titles. last night alabama quarterback bryce young won the heisman trophy second straight year a player from bah ma has won the award. first ever quarterback from alabama to win.

young is actually a modern day alum the run away winner after throwing for 4300 yards and 43 touchdowns leading the crimson tide to a sec championship and number one seed where they will play the cincinnati bear cats. south bay venturing to east bay last night santa claire and berkeley to take on the bears. final minute of the first half, jordan shepard takes it away and takes it to the ten on the fast break lays it in and cal finished the half on a 14-0 run to take a 38-34 lead in the locker room. they went on to win 72-60 and improved to 6 and 5 on the season. again, a big day here on wpix 5. a double header the raiders and kansas city chiefs to begin at 10:00. then right after that, it's the san francisco 49ers and the cincinnati bengals. enjoy a lot of football today, have a great day. still ahead the cold hearted crime that has the salvation

army warning people this morning. communities across half a dozen states are working to recover after multiple storms ripped their homes apart. here's a live look outside at dublin. we'll be back in a moment.

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welcome back it's 6:29.

thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a check on our weather. it's raining outside. and in case you haven't poked your head out the door to verify that here's hidef doppler just to give you the overview how we have done since midnight. picked up half an inch for san jose. 10th of an inch everywhere else. if we watch it on the future cast it just keeps going like this. pretty much throughout the rest of today. we're playing this through the afternoon by the time we get to 1:00, you get a bit of a break in the north bay and it works its way down across the bay area from there. i'll be back with the rest of this in much more detail in a few minutes. devon back to you. the salvation army is warning people to be certain of who they're dealing with before making a donation. the charity says that someone stole their red kettles and they may try to trick people.

>> bell in hand, apron on, dan frost plants his feet next to the signature red settle. but friday morning no bell could be heard after someone stole it in mraserville. >> i can't picture the mind set of someone doing that. >> that's cold blooded stuff. i couldn't look myself in the mirror if i did such a thing. >> that's messed up. not a lot of people can afford stuff during the holiday season and it's sad. >> 10% of their holiday goal gone in an instant. volunteers collect up to $1,000 a day at this location. but they weren't able to collect and that's not all they lost. >> so how much do you think those red kettles cost? >> maybe $5. >> that costs them $500 in

equipment. >> wow. >> the kettle itself? >> it will cost them $500 to replace everything. >> what do you say to that? that's like stealing candy from a baby. >> i'm an active christian and i give regularly. >> regular donor judy itel was upset. >> it's really sad someone was that desperate. >> go get a job. if it's because you need the help yourself, give us a call. we have got people who can help. so turn around and do the right thing. >> a petaluma teenager arrested for driving under the influence and evade police. police tried to pull the 19-year old after they ran a red light. the teen took off on petaluma boulevard shorltly after midnight. the suspect was eventually arrested and booked into the county jail. police also say the teen was in

possession of drugs. still to come, heartbreaking scenes across multiple states as dozens are dead an entire community levelled in the wake of powerful storms. plus, how one bay area student is using their weight loss journey to inspire others.

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as many as 100 people dead after a series of thunderstorms unleashed power tornados across six states levelling entire communities. kentucky was the hardest hit in one of the nation's worst weather disasters. david shows us the aver math in mayfield, kentucky. >> the level of devastation is unlike anything i have ever seen. >> that is kentucky's governor andy besheer talking about the tornado on the ground for 200 miles. it wiped out entire communities.

this is downtown mayfield, kentucky. the southwest earn part of the state. rubble. nearby at a candle factory more than 100 people were working when the tornado hit. it's flattened perez was trapped under the debris there streaming live on facebook. >> this is the water fount on me. >> she was won of 40 people rescued from there. we had at times had to crawl over casualties. by daylight the search intensified. excavators digging through the wreckage the mother of page's fiance. >> i want her safe and alive and home. >> to arkansas now, more destruction because of another tornado this nursing home was torn apart. storms left more than a 140-mile path of destruction across the state of tennessee. homes were levelled. back here in kentucky search and

rescue efforts continue right now. a woman who worked inside the candle factory came up to this evening and told us what happened as the tornado bared down on the building and started to collapse. she used the light on her iphone and crawling over bodies of her coworkers who died as she saw a hole and went through it and was able to get away to safety. one of 40 people rescued from inside the factory. david beckham, cbs news downtown mayfield, kentucky. this morning coast guard crews are searching for a woman who fell overboard on a cruise ship near mexico. she was reported missing from the carnival miracle early yesterday. authorities say a woman in her 20s fell from the balcony of her room on the fifth deck while the ship was 80 miles south of san diego. the ship left long beach on thursday. a passenger on board who was a firefighter took pictures of the search and says he tried to

help. >> someone is lost their life whether it was by accident or foul play, i don't know. but there's high suspicion of foul play. it's almost christmas time. you just think how you can be here and one minute later you're not. >> the cruise ship will return to long beach tomorrow morning. all right, let's get caught up on this forecast. we'll start out first by taking a look not only at the future cast and where the rain is going from here but let's start out with an actual high look at high def doppler. we get an overview of how widespread the rain is this morning. showers are pretty much scattered heavily anywhere you go. it's raining pretty much bay area wide. this morning and a better bet on that not only as you take a look at how we have done so far, santa rosa picking up 6th inch of rain since we started the newscast at 6:00 a.m. a tenth of an inch everywhere else.

we'll take the future cast from our 6:00 hour in the morning and just let it play throughout the entire day. and it takes really the entire day before this is cleared the bay area. once we have gotten to 10:00 tonight, it's going to stall over the south bay and more importantly perhaps the saunt cruz mountains. let this play for 12 hours and it rains consistently down here. and that's going to be an issue for the burn scar of the ccu fire in the santa cruz mountains and also san jose will come away with better rainfall. as we get to the back edge of that the next system arrives at 10:00 on monday and that one marchs its way across the entire bay area. throughout the day. it won't rain as persistently as it does on sunday but monday's rain could come in heavier. this has a slightly better dynamic on monday.

you need to plan on rain both days and then by the time we get to tuesday, the system starts to exit. however, tuesday we still have a chance for isolated scattered showers and thunderstorms. the rainfall totals definitely tell a story here. look at the south bay. much higher numbers there as we get to tuesday morning. san jose, three inches on the high side of the forecast. but still, whether you get three inches or two and three quarters of two and a half, that's still very good rain for san jose and it's better than most locations. keep in mind santa rose we have gotten the rain so you're up there at an inch and a quarter or more along with the rest of the day area as well and this is where the focus becomes for t12-hour block. from 10:00 at night on sunday to 10:00 in the morning on monday, there's the red outline of the ccu burn scar where burn flows become a concern because it's a

lot of rain on recently burned slopes. wind advisory for everybody except the north bay, windy for the city peninsula south bay and east bay, gusts up to 40 miles per hour staying in effect until monday at 7:00 a.m. that's enough to break a branch off a tree. then you get a localized power outage so that's a possibility with this system. daytime highs on sunday, staying in the mid 50s. relatively warm but it will be breezy and damp so keep that in mind. on the other sieftd state, this is going to be a good snow maker. several feet of snow coming to the higher elevations with snowg until 10:00 at night on tuesday. this would be the window of time to avoid driving in the sierra. wait until we get towards late tuesday if not wednesday before you make those plans and then the next system comes in on wednesday. actually put your wednesday sierra travel plans on hold for now as well because the next system comes in on wednesday. wednesday second half of the day

into thursday. we'll see widespread rain moving across the bay area again and really all of northern california so the 7-day forecast looks real busy but we know it's today, monday isolated showers on tuesday, next system gets here second half of wednesday wednesday and thursday and we'll clear things out by friday. it's busy around here for the next several days. a lot of weather to keep a close eye on. >> so we get this one two punch. the first being heavier than the second? >> in terms of the sunday monday storm compared to thursday, yes. the wednesday thursday storm will not bring us much rain. but it will still bring a decent amount like 1-3 inches bay area wide from this first one. we could get an inch on that wednesday thursday storm so these are the storms you want. they make a good improvement on the drought. the holidays could be a challenge for those who struggle

with their weight. he's using his own journey to inspire all of us. >> diego loads his plate with oatmeal, peanut butter protein powder and eggs. the 17-year old senior needs the fuel for sports like wrestling and football. but his diet wasn't always this healthy. >> a lot of bread, cheeseburgers things i shouldn't have been eating. a lot of butter and greece. fast food. >> fast food that filled a big void. when diego was 6 months old his dad left the family. diego was about 7 when he saw his dad again. the reunion would not last. >> i never really talked to him. he was more of a stranger than anything and i think that's kind of when i realized he would never have an impact in my life. >> not having his father around did impact diego and he began to use food as a way to ease the pain. >> it took a toll on me and i found comfort in my food so eventually i started accumulating and it got really

bad. before i knew it was almost prediabetic with high cholesterol. >> his mom was scared. >> doctors say that we need to make him lose weight. he was probably prediabetes and i didn't want anything to happen to him in the future. >> while veronica went to nutrition classes and began to serve more vegetables with smaller portions, diego exercised and his weight dropped. . but the pounds crept back on his old eating habits returned and when he started 8th grade he found himself in the familiar spot. >> i think i was 5'3" and 175 pounds so i was in the same position and i realized i failed to get anything from my experience. >> so he turned way from junk food again and leaned into education and sports. wrestling, football ap classes and leadership roles in school clubs brought his confidence up

and weight down. as the pandemic hit veronica hard with money struggles, diego lifted her spirits with his can do attitude. >> he was telling me not to worry. everything is going to be okay. now he's applied to colleges, most are close to home. >> uc santa cruz, u.s. san diego and uc davis. >> while his dad is still absent veronica is the center and he sees his success as her success too. >> i want to give my mom a house one day. >> for students rising above, i'm elizabeth cook. diego plans on becoming a pediatrician and he says he was inspired by his doctor who helped him with his health. now after a hiatus last year a popular holiday tradition returns and it may look different but santa con is back in san francisco.

. >> it's been three months since the fire tore through the area threatening the sequoyahs. the general sherman tree the world's biggest tree. in the past two years wildfires have burned 10,000 giant sequoyahs. a live look at the white house. kpix evening anchor liz cook was

invited to the white house for a rare opportunity to speak one-on-one with first lady dr. jill biden. this is the first christmas in the white house. the first time that dr. biden has organized this.

. >> one of the thing us want to say to the parents out where you

live in california and san francisco, you know they are doing a great job and this has been so hard and i know it because as a teacher i have taught and i had to learn how to teach over zoom. i see it really in a positive light because i see like you mentioned parents are now more involved in their kids education and i think that's a good thing. >> dr. biden teaches writing at northern virginia community college. she has seen firsthand the divide between high and low performing public schools. an issue that grew exponentially during the pandemic and engaged parents like never before. >> did you ever in your career think though you would be witnessing the contentious school board meetings happening across the country. >> i never really thought about it before. but i think that parents are working hard to get what they

want in the schools and i think states are working hard. it's states decisions. so it's brought up a lot of issues that maybe sometimes needed to be brought up like getting more resources for our schools. >> you're the first first lady to hold a paying job while in the white house. as you know 3.5 million women had to leave their jobs to take care of loved ones and children during the pandemic and many have not returned and many are worried that that has set the progress of working women back. what do you want to see happen to encourage more women to get back to the work force that want to? >> i think the opportunities are there. the jobs are there. and so i think now is the time if their kids are back in school and so we're working on child care. i think that's so important. and so that mothers can work. so i think we're moving in the

right direction. >> i asked dr. biden off camera what she wants to be remembered for as first lady and she told me she wants to be remembered as someone who helped heal the nation. at the white house i'm elizabeth cook, kp ix 5. to watch the entire interview head to our website at kpix.com. santa con is back after it was cancelled last year. it happens in cities across the country. here in san francisco many celebrate santa con with a city wide pub crawl. to get in they had to bring their vaccination cards and others celebrated by bringing toys to the toy drive. >> we started come to go the city during santa con. >> to support the toy drive and seeing everybody have a great time and all the santas out here

and the really unique costumes are cool. >> plus your santa con last year was put on hold due to the pandemic. speaking of christmas check out this unique display of holiday lights in navato. the front yard is covered with decorated trees and presents and other houses completely decked out with snowmen, nutcrackers and bright stars. some people enjoyed watching the lights from inside a horse drawn wagon. taking a live look outside before we head to break, when we come back, darren peck brings us one more look at the forecast.

time for a look at this morning's top stories. gavin new sm orders new legislation. his staff is creating a bill. the bay area real estate market is continuing to heat up especially after a home listed for $2.5 million sold for a million dollars over the asking price according to experts homes in sonoma and napa counties go for the most. >> burlingame residents want outdoor parks to become permanent. the city approved allowing them but if businesses want them they have to pay $5,100 a year and some businesses say they can't afford the higher prices.

the salvation army had red kettles stolen and now they're warning to double check in you're donate to go the right person. they say if you need help we'll work with you. hundreds of people in santa suits braved chilly weather for santa con. the event is back after it was cancelled last year. a city wide pub crawl and for some people they celebrate by donating toys to the fire department. a live look at hi deaf doppler. it's been raining we have picked up almost three quarters of of an inch in santa rose. just to watch the way this plays out for the remainder of today. it's going to stay fairly rainy on again and off again. pretty much all day. so in the 7-day forecast we just keep a chance of showers and rain going all the way through the next three days with another system coming in late wednesday. into thursday. thank you so much for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane

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