live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now in the bay area, a popular neighborhood is on edge after a string of shootings in the same called the stack. some neighbors are afraid to step outside. >> a rare sight, we will tell you which areas are getting snow. and with snow in the bay, that means the rose are i see and dangerous. we have details on the warnings coming up. good morning, it is sunday, december 26. thank you for joining us. we have a quick check of the weather.

>> well, we are in between systems. it does not mean the rain will be off. we will have scattered showers out there. plan on a few light showers in the morning. there will be an uptick in the rain today. we will get into the afternoon around 4:00 pm, you can see a lot more coverage in the rain. showers will become a lot more widespread today. it will stay that way into the evening. this is just the first one. there are two more systems coming our way. we will look at that in the forecast coming up. thank you. there have been multiple homicides in the last few days from cupertino to east palo alto and in oakland. we are in one oakland neighborhood where residents are shaken up. >> reporter: there have been two homicides since may. the latest homicide happened last night. neighborhoods are dangerous and people are moving out. >> it is becoming more dangerous. >> reporter: this woman no

longer feels safe. she stays home after dark. >> it is not common to leave after 7:00 or 8:00 pm. i am trying to get in before the sunsets. >> reporter: the police say somebody shot and killed a man in front of this apartment complex on christmas eve. it was around 8:15 p.m. michael heard four or five shots. he saw the vic them lying in the middle of the street. >> there was one gunshot wound to the back. >> several people were trying to help him. he was trying to get up every now and then. >> reporter: the man died at the hospital. this is the same location were a 22-year-old woman died last month and a robbery. the police say a robert shot the woman as she was running away. the times reports seven other people have been injured in

separate shootings since may. >> it is scary. i do not know why the increase. i think a lot of act to the here has increased since the pandemic. >> reporter: this is a spot where people park and admire the view. most people just assume that it is a safe place until they learn about the shootings. >> this is intimidating. it is nerve-racking and scary. >> reporter: the beauty and the vibrance around the lake is no longer worth the risk. >> i am moving out. [ laughter ] i do not have much to say other than yes, i cannot stay here. >> reporter: no motive and no arrests in this latest homicide. this is homicide number 134 in oakland this year, the highest amount in more than a decade. back to you. kpix 5. there are security cameras up and down that street. we reached out to the police department. we have not heard if they found

any video that might help their investigation. a lien in the battle against apartheid in south africa, archbishop desmond tutu has died. the president of south africa made the announcement. he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his opposition to apartheid. he also became an outspoken supporter for the bt community. he was 90 years old. the peninsula got the worst of the weather, heavy rain and hail at one point. the storm toppled trees. as we report, neighbors are concerned with more rain in the forecast. >> the storm hit the peninsula on christmas day. this tree went down. it completely blocked this road. if it had fallen the opposite way, it would have destroyed a home. >> this is a scary situation. i am afraid that these are

going to go to. >> reporter: this woman looked on astonished by nature's power. >> thank god it did not go the opposite way. >> reporter: the storm caused another big tree to go down as well. >> it was up there, i did not see that one. two in 24 hours. >> reporter: a few minutes after we met her, the conditions turned around. buckets of rain came down. here at the city park, a drainage system that runs through the park was practically turned into a river. in san mateo, viewer video shows hail coming down on slip roadup and down bdopour look at this picture p view in the park. they did not last very long.

this man spent part of his christmas day trying to unclog a drain near his dad's building in san carlos. >> it was above the curb in front of the buildings down there. it was probably only an inch or two before getting inside. the leaves are clogging the drains. and every couple of minutes, i just unclog it. it clogs itself again. >> reporter: this is a christmas day that casey will not forget. >> it has rained like that, yes but nothing to the extent where the trees are falling. >> reporter: kpix 5. check out this video of christmas snow falling in the mountains. this was shot in santa cruz. the snow was piling up on the ground and on the road. this was just enough to make a snowball. if you would like to travel to the sierra, you might need to change your plans. stretches of interstate 80 are shut down. the westbound lanes are closed and the eastbound lanes are closed as well. this is due to poor visibility over the summit. for those asking if the conditions are that dangerous, check this out. the california highway patrol posted this video of white out

conditions of interstate 80. the road is invisible. you can barely see the trees. it is unclear when the highway will reopen. the coronavirus out take a navy ship is forced to remain in cuba. and unspecified number are in isolation. this is in guantc on friday, a navy spokesperson said 105 crew members are immunize. they would not say how many are infected. in los angeles, another day of huge lines of covid-19 testing sites. some sites closed while people were still waiting, leaving many people frustrated. others got lucky and said that they were grateful. >> even though i am jewish, this is the very best christmas present i could ever have in my

life. i will always remember it. across the country, this is the second covid holiday season. that means visiting with family or attending church services virtually. the latest count shows that 44,000 in new york state are testing positive. this is in a single day. the surgeon has led many people to make tough calls at a time when communities were hoping together. >> this is supposed to be a time of joy, promise, peace, grace, and i just cannot imagine gathering people together and me worrying whether somebody was going to contract a case because of that. >> covid is having an impact on the nation's blood supply. the american red cross says that centers have less than one days supply. that is the lowest it has been in years. the time now is 6:0 8 am. you might think that christmas day would be a slow time for

all businesses. we will take you to some places that have been bustling this weekend. spreading christmas cheer for thousands of people in need, we will take you inside a separate cisco holiday tradition with some big changes. we will be right back. ♪

welcome back, the time now is 6: 10 am. not everybody spends all day at home around the christmas tree. for many, it is an opportunity to get out and about with loved ones. we look at how some of the bay area spend their holiday. >> reporter: this christmas, all was busy and all was bright. this is here in san francisco. locals and tourists came out for the sites and the dim sum. this teahouse was bustling with activity this christmas. the san francisco him some and seafood restaurant was so busy serving diners indoors and outdoors, there was a 45 minute wait for a table during peak hours. diners came from near and far for popular dishes like the roasted duck and the beef fried rice. >> i know this christmas, the staff wants to be off. at the same time, a lot of us are depending on the business to make a living as well.

so if we can capture more business, more customers, it is greater everybody, the whole team, we are very grateful. >> reporter: the general manager says that last christmas, they were only open for to go orders. sales this december topped those in december 2019. he did it with fewer staff members, open seven days a week. >> our travel pens have been changing because of all of the restrictions. we are here in san francisco. i grew up in taiwan. chinese food is at all-time favorite. >> reporter: this is the first time this family is visiting san francisco. >> we just looked at whatever was open. it was this or a jewish deli for dinner. >> reporter: do to the omicron variant rapidly spreading, the teahouse implemented a covid

booster requirement. we spotted plenty of people enjoying the holiday lights tonight at the square. >> the vaccination requirement was no problem for us. it was easy enough and it was great in the restaurant. >> reporter: restaurants like this one say that they are thankful they can serve customers during the holidays with a healthy staff. >> my son asked how come you need to work on christmas. i was like that he is like santa claus. you know. we need to make people happy. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix 5. glide memorial church fed thousands of needy people in san francisco. sean was in the line for the annual christmas meal. he noted some changes. >> reporter: hot ham and turkey were back this year for the foundation's christmas celebration. volunteers carved the meat for thousands of meals, these were served over the holidays. >> the pandemic has hit as hard but it has hit our community the worst. >> reporter: they have fed low income families for decades. planning begins as early as july. cooking preparations start the

week before. >> it is better than opening a presence for us. this is the gift that keeps giving. >> reporter: kyle roberts and his family were six of the volunteers in the kitchen. they are grateful to get back and show how thankful they are this holiday. >> to those who have nothing, this means a lot. organizers have this street block off and people line up under tents. they come over here to enjoy a hot meal in person with others. they could not do that last year because of the surge late in 2020. >> this is a special day for them. the holidays in general are special here. christmas and christmas eve are truly special days for our committee. >> reporter: they served 600 meals for breakfast and more than 1000 for lunch on christmas. this is on top of the meals made on christmas eve for their annual prime rib lunch. the food they distribute throughout the city is on both days. >> it is important to get back. be grateful for what you have. the city is hard and not a lot

and those who want to to serve. >> our volunteers are special people. they are dedicated. many have been coming here for years. >> reporter: with so much uncertainty remaining. the future of the tenderloin neighborhood is at stake. the staff is still hopeful about what the new year will bring. reporting in san francisco, kpix 5 . okay, there is rain out there again today for sunday. the difference between sunday's rain and saturday's rain is fairly light. it is spotty showers after this morning. it does increase in intensity by the time we get to this afternoon. here we are near 4:00 pm, it is widespread. this is the beginning of the next system. we will see more widespread rain move through for sunday night, into monday. what is different about this is we do not get the isolated thunderstorms as much as we did

with the first system come through yesterday. you might get and isolate a thunderstorm with that particularly as we go through late sunday night, into monday morning. if we just look at the rainfall totals for sunday, we only pick up about a quarter of an inch of rain. we have a half an inch to three quarters of an inch of rain on saturday. sunday's rain is not nearly as widespread or as intense. we cannot take the rain out the forecast on sunday. we look at the daytime highs today. we are going to climb back up into the low 50s for many spots. we hold onto the upper 40s for the warmer spots in the east bay and peninsula. the snow just keeps falling. totals in addition to what we have already gotten, we are just looking at the snow accumulation through today, monday and into tuesday morning. this includes the winter storm warning. it is about another three feet of snow. this is to go on top of what is already falling. saturday was the big snow day up there. there is still three more feet to go on top of what was enough

snow to shut down interstate 80. it is not just the sierra. look at the local mountains. the storm watch stays in effect until monday morning at 10:00 am. this is where the mounds of mendocino and lake county. when we look at the accumulated snow totals between now and tuesday, we could pick up some accumulations like down in the lower communities. we could get half an inch. an inch and a half is a little bit high for ukiah for this forecast model. ukiah sits below 1000 feet. it will be cold enough and we will get some snow down there but probably not a lot. most likely it is tuesday morning when that happens. so why are we in this pattern? the rain has been continuous. it is going to be fairly cold. look at the pacific. there is a big area where there is nothing going on. the storm track has got to go all the way up and over. it dies down right here off the coast.

that big block in the atmosphere for much of last winter was just a little bit further to the east. it was out here and that is why we had a drought. you cannot get storms that way. because that center has pushed off to the west a little bit. the placement is everything. those storms right up and they happen to be riding back down, right over us. that is why they seem to just keep coming relentlessly. here come two more. watch that in the future cast. we take that through sunday, monday, tuesday. there are the showers. we will get more rain out of these. we can add up the sunday rain, the monday rain. we can at the tuesday rain. you will see it in the seven- day forecast. there is rain on each one of these days. it goes through wednesday. we will clear things out by the time we get into thursday. it will be a well-deserved and needed break in the rain by the end of this next coming week. it is the day after. how is that christmas cleanup going? good morning, everybody. we have morning sports here.

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on the base of the athletic ground, look at this. look at this slim. the warriors were up by eight. curry got to work. he was off balance. he hit a. he scored 17 in the first half. phoenix came in and they dropped it off. he drained a three. the sons were up by four at the have. third quarter, greene broke a 68 all time. what do you think of that? emotionless, okay. look at cameron. he drilled a three. he was out in front. they led by three. into the fourth quarter, here we go. curry goes deep. he digs in a foul. he hit it anyway. they were back in front by two. three minutes later they were up by two. curry created space. he hit that again. this is a triple.

curry has 33. under two minutes left, golden state is up by two. look at this. he knocked down the jumper. he was feeling it. this was a season-high for porter. the warriors won 116-107. they overtook phoenix for the best record in the nba with 27- 6. >> come on baby. put something on it. >> the fact that it came on christmas, you know, we are on the road. what a great christmas gift! this is for our guys. obviously, we gave everything in this game. you know, the two teams have the best record in the league. this had a special feel to it. you know, this was a great win and we had a lot of fun. the guys are really happy. lebron james and the lakers are trying to figure out who they are. 11 1/2 games behind the warriors, they has to brooklyn. the nets are good players. patty mills hit eight three pointers, mills is at 34.

look at james. they have a shot. he hit this with 90 seconds left. james had 39. they are tied at 115. there was a minute left. look at this. he has a slim over james. this is without kevin durant. without the safety protocols, the nets won 122-115. la's record is 16-18. look at this. the box hosted the celtics. why is auntie to go but in the mvp discussion? we have evidence right here. the buccaneer raised a 19 point deficit in the second half. he scored 36. the bucks were down two. they did not look good on the inside. look at this block. why not just try it outside? that was wesley matthews with a go ahead. the defending champs came back

and won 117-113. nfl and the league decided to spread its brand across the league yesterday and today. now, let's take you to arizona yesterday. murray and the cardinals tried to get their mojo back. did they picked the wrong team to do that? indianapolis took it to the third quarter. look at this perfect throw. look at this receiving and. that put the cardinals up by one. fourth quarter, and he was back in the lead. carson wentz was knocking at the door. he found patent for a 14 yard touchdown. the colts won 22-16. they are now 9-6. they were once 7-0. they lost three straight and the rams have taken over sole possession of first in the nfc west. now, we move to eryn rogers. the packers touchdown king. congratulated, he passed.

rogers against the browns. second quarter, look at adams. the packers were up 21-12. rogers through touchdowns in the first half. cleveland trailed by two at the end of the game. look at douglas stepping in front. this was of a baker mayfield pass. douglas sealed it. green bay wants a 24-22. this is the best record in the nfc at 12-3. so, at the start of business today, only the packers and the cowboys have clinched a playoff spot. who knows who will close the business today? the raiders have a one time kickoff here on

from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back, it is 6:20 9 am. thank you for joining us. let's start with a big check on the weather. let's go tour meteorologist. >> well, it is going to rain today. we have got a few late scattered showers out there now. it is light stuff for this part of the day.

by the time you get to the afternoon, the showers are going to start to increase. it is going to be the up taken rain by about 4:00 in the afternoon that shows up here. it is not going to be as heavy as yesterday. we will not have a repeat of the isolated thunderstorms. we will see more widespread rain for the afternoon and evening. there is another rainmaker coming up in the forecast. i will have that covered as well coming up in a bit. the peninsula got the worst of the wet weather yesterday. heavy rain, even hill at one point. the storm toppled trees and threatened homes. as kpix 5 max darrell reports, people are concerned with more rain in the forecast. >> the storm hit the peninsula hard on christmas day. this eucalyptus tree went down in san bruno, completely blocking crystal springs road. if it had fallen the opposite way, it would have destroyed a home. >> this is a really scary situation. >> reporter: trace casey lives nearby. >> i am afraid that these are going to go. >> reporter: she was astonished

by nature's power. >> they have got to go the opposite way. back the storm caused another big tree to go down. >> it was over there. it was up there. i do not know. i did not see that one. yes. so, two in 24 hours. >> reporter: a few minutes after we met her, the conditions turned around. buckets of rain came down. >> we are here in the park. >> reporter: a drainage system run through the park. it has practically turned into a river. in san mateo, viewer video shows hail coming down. s and peninsula. water pulled along parts of el camino riau to redwood city. peaceful moments came and went in between downpours like this picture perfect view in the park. they did not last very long.

this man spent part of his christmas day trying to unclog a drain near his dad's building and send carlos. >> it was above the curve in front of the buildings down there. it was probably an inch or two before getting inside. just the leaves were clogging the drains. and then every couple of minutes, i had to unclog it. it re-clogged again. >> reporter: this was a christmas day he will not forget. >> it has range like that, yes. but it was nothing to the extent of where these trees are falling. >> reporter: on the peninsula, kpix 5. and look at this video of christmas snow falling in the santa cruz mountains. it was shot by about 3000 feet on the mountain. snow pile up is on the ground and the road. if you want to travel to the sierra anytime soon, you might need to change your plans. stretches of interstate 80 are shut down due to heavy snow. this video is from the stretch near tracking. the eastbound lanes are closed. the westbound lanes are closed. this is due to the poor

visibility at the summit. for those asking if the conditions are dangerous. check this out. the chp posted this of white out conditions of letter i 80. the run was invisible. you can barely see the trees. it is unclear when the highway will reopen. there have been multiple homicides from cupertino to east palo alto and across the bay in oakland. kpix 5 is in one oakland neighborhood where residents are shaken up. >> reporter: there have been two homicides on this cul-de- sac. the latest happened last night. some neighbors are moving out. >> it has been within the last six months, it has been increasingly more dangerous. >> reporter: this neighbor no longer feels safe living next

to the lake. she stays home after dark. >> it is not common to leave after 8:00 pm. i am trying to get in sooner, before the sun sets. >> reporter: somebody shot and killed a man in front of this apartment complex. this is o■n akeshore avenue. this was christmas eve around 8:15 p.m. michael heard four or five shots. from his apartment, he saw the victim lying in the middle of the street. >> one gunshot wound to his back. >> several people try to help. he was trying to get up every now and then. >> reporter: the man died at the hospital. this is the same location where a 22-year-old woman died last month in an attempted robbery. the police say a robber shot the woman as she was running away. the times reports that seven other people have been injured in separate shootings on this street since may. >> it is scary. i do not know why the increase. i think a lot of activity here has increased since the pandemic. >> reporter: this is a popular spot where people park, hang out in their cars and admire the view. most people just assume that it is a safe place until they

learn of all of the shootings. >> it is a little bit intimidating. it is nerve-racking. it is scary. >> reporter: the beauty and vibrancy around the lake is no longer worth the risk. >> i moving out. [ laughter ] i do not have much to say. yes, i cannot stay here. >> reporter: no motive and no arrests in this latest homicide. this is homicide number 134 in oakland this year. this is the highest amount in more than a decade. kpix 5. there are multiple surveillance cameras on that street but the police have not said if they have attained any useful footage for their investigation. a coronavirus outbreak aboard a navy combat ship is forced to remain in port in cuba this christmas. an unspecified number of the crew is in isolation on board at the naval station at guantc on friday a spokesperson said that 105 crew members were fully immunized but they would

not say how many are currently infected. in la county, there were long lines at the rear covid-19 testing sites that were open on christmas. some of the sites closed in the afternoon while people were still waiting. many people left frustrated and without a test. some did get lucky and they were very grateful. >> this is [ laughter ] i am jewish, but this is the very best christmas present i could ever have in my life. i will always remember it. this is the second holiday season spent in the long shadow of a seemingly never ending pandemic. many of us thought with a widely available vaccine that things would have returned to normal. once again, visiting family, people visiting family and people are attending church virtually. 44,000 people tested positive in new york in a single day. the search had caused people to

make tough calls. people wanted to gather in person. >> to come together, this is supposed to be a time of joy, promise, peace, grace. and i just cannot imagine gathering people together and me worrying whether somebody was going to contract a case because of that. >> covid is having an impact on the nation's blood supply. amenities many blood centers have not enough blood for one day. for the holidays, you do not have to stay home all day. a lot of folks like to get out and enjoy spots that are open on christmas day. we look at how some in the bay area spend their holiday. part back this christmas, all was busy and all was bright. this is here at ghirardelli square in separate cisco. locals and tourists came out for the sites and dim sum. pallet teahouse was bustling with activity this christmas. the san francisco dim sum and

seafood restaurant was so busy serving diners indoors and outdoors, there was a 45 minute wait for a table during peak hours. diners came from near and far for popular dishes like the roasted duck and the beef fried rice. >> this christmas, the staff wants to be off. at the same time, all of us are depending on the business to make a living as well. so if we can capture more business, more customers, it is great for everybody, the whole team, we are very grateful for it. the general manager says that last christmas, they were only open for to go orders. sales this december topped those in december 2019. he did it with your staff members, open seven days a week. >> our travel plans have been changing because of all of the restrictions. we ended up being in san francisco. i grew up in taiwan so chinese food is an all-time favorite. >> reporter: this is the first time the roads family from north carolina is visiting san francisco. >> i think we just looked at

whatever was open. it was this or a jewish deli for dinner. >> reporter: due to the omicron variant rapidly spreading, this teahouse also implemented a covid booster requirement for diners. we spotted plenty of people enjoying the holiday lights tonight at the square. >> the vaccination requirement was no problem for us. it was easy enough in all of the restaurants. >> reporter: with the ups and downs, this restaurant is thankful they can serve customers with a healthy staff. >> my son asks why do you need to work on christmas. i was like daddy is like santa claus. you know, we need to make people happy. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix 5. still to come, a dosage of hope for als patients. one woman has good news after a year-long battle. plus an ambitious vision to understand the origins of the universe. ♪ i didn't have to shout out for help.

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that als patients have spent years fighting for. i spoke to a woman who is battling als. she says she is determined to fight this disease. she says this new law could help get access to life extending treatments. >> als is 100% fatal. it is 100% of the time fatal. >> reporter: she is determined to fight lou gehrig's disease. she knows that the clock is ticking. most patients die within five years of their initial diagnosis. >> you are told you have five years to live and that is it. there is nothing you can do. it paralyzes your entire body. >> reporter: she was diagnosed last year. since then, the disease has robbed her of the ability to walk, paralyzed her right arm and is now affecting her breathing. without access to cutting-edge treatments from clinical trials, it is a death sentence. >> they were showing promise in the clinical trials. we wanted to be able to access

them. >> reporter: because the disease is so deadly and fast acting, this congresswoman says that als patients cannot wait for the normal fda approval process for new treatments. this congresswoman brought bipartisan support for an als bill that provides funding for research and perhaps more importantly, speeds up approval and increases access to new als treatments. >> they call it the glass coffin. this is because you are frozen in your own body. this is until you suffocate. and so, if a treatment shows hope, during clinical trial, we want access. >> reporter: here is the catch: in the time it took the bill to make it through congress, one of the most promising drugs being study ended its clinical trial. jamie will not have a chance to try it. this is despite the setback, she refuses to give up hope. kpix 5. now to a bizarre christmas security breach in the uk. somebody was arrested on the grounds of windsor castle.

the queen, prince charles, and camilla were there. the police said the man was carrying a weapon. the suspect managed to get on the grounds but not inside any of the buildings. we have spotty showers out there this morning. watch what happens by the afternoon. the intensity is going to become widespread. by 4:00 pm, it is not just spotty showers, it is pretty much getting the bay area covered. it will stay that way through tonight. that takes us into monday. this is the next system coming away. this is the first of two. there is going to be another one that comes in and gets us for tuesday night and wednesday. if we look at today's rain, it is after midnight tonight. we pick up about a half an inch of rain for some spots.

so, it is definitely a rainy day. it will not be as intense as saturday was. but it will still be enough rain that it adds up to half an inch. daytime highs will go up to 50 degrees. this is where they were yesterday. this no will keep going. we have the bulk of the snow on saturday night. over the course of today and tomorrow, we still put another three feet of snow in the higher elevations of the sierras. that is why we have the winter storm warning until tuesday morning. on this side of the state, we have a winter storm watch for the mountains of mendocino. that stays in effect until monday morning at 10:00. look at the accumulation. we could see snow down below 1000 feet. this is by tuesday morning. we could have a half an inch. we could have an inch for ukiah. it is possible to see some low accumulation.

there are two more systems coming away. we will watch this. there is the one for tonight into monday. there is another one that comes down. do you see the pattern? they are all diving down out of alaska. they are caught in the same pattern. the storm track is just delivering them to write to us. it is bringing in the cold air with it. in addition to the rain which we will look at, i want to show you the morning low that is coming up. if we take sunday's rain and we add in monday rain, we add in the tuesday rain and then there is wednesday rain. we will at that in. this is how much we still have to go for this week. it could be another inch. it could be an inch and a quarter. thursday we will get rain. you will see good news in the seven-day forecast. before we get to that, since we saw that the systems are diving down from the north and they are bringing cold air, look at tuesday morning's low. look at three different microclimates. if we look at the valley, always our coldest morning locations. look at the northbay. it is 29. santa rosa, petaluma, look at the inland valley's. think of the concord valley. we will go down to 33 by tuesday.

if we come back into the bay which would be our warmest location because you get the moderating influence of the bay waters, it is going to go down to the upper 30s. we have some cold mornings coming our way. you do not see that on the seven-day forecast. you see daytime highs barely in the 40s. you can see a break in the action by thursday friday and saturday. we get back into some sunshine. coming up, we have a mission two decades in the making. we will break down the mission of the webb

move over hubbell, the james webb telescope launched from french guiana. nasa spent $10 billion to build it. if all goes well, we could see the universe as it looked right after the big bang. we breakdown the important mission ahead. >> reporter: from its perch 1 million miles beyond earth, the space telescope will glimpse the dawn of time like nothing before it. >> the universe is 13 point eight billion years old. it is a story. we are missing key paragraphs in the first chapter. >> reporter: this

astrophysicist amber hopes that the discoveries will fill in the blanks. >> we will hopefully be able to see the first galaxies for the very first time. of course, galaxies are the homes of stars and stars are the homes of planets. planets are the homes of life. this telescope is definitely going to be our next giant leap in our search for habitable planets in our galaxy. >> reporter: the goldplated hexagon oval shaped mirrors will create one giant mirror. it is 21 feet across, six times larger than the one of the hubble space telescope. for more than three decades, hubble has given a stunning, humbling view of the universe. but webb will be a major upgrade. like a night vision camera, this infrared telescope will search for heat signatures of a very first light after the bank. >> we are looking for the very faintest objects. if the telescope does not get cold, it will actually globe

brighter than the objects we are looking at. >> reporter: to block the son's heat, engineers designed a first of its kind son shield. it is the size of a tennis court. it is five layers. this will keep the telescope side more than 600 degrees colder than the sun facing side. >> this is the material. it makes up the layers of the sunshield. this material is about 2000 of an inch thick. >> reporter: it is so big. it and everything else had to fold up to fit inside the rocket. once in space, webb will carefully unfold and rebuild itself like robotic origami. this is the project manager. >> it is more complex than any satellite nasa has ever launched. it is hands-down, the complexities of its deployment, the materials, this has never

been tried by our mission before. >> reporter: if any one of 344 parts fail, the entire mission could be jeopardized. about one third involved deploying the sunshield. this is involving 1300 feet of cables, 600 fully assembles, it all has to work. >> 1 million miles out, some things might not work. >> i am confident we did everything we could to ensure the success of the mission. >> reporter: the first images about six months away. this is worth the wait for the chance to see baby pictures of the universe. mark rothman, cbs news, greenbelt maryland. the zoo got a surprise visit from santa claus. look how happy this is getting a present from santa. santa fed some sea creatures their favorite meal. the lemurs at the san francisco zoo celebrated christmas early. did you know that a group of lemurs is called a conspiracy? that is a fact check. the conspiracy of lemurs enjoyed some tasty treats on christmas. larger animals including

slider this here in california, we believe in what if? after all, if is our middle name. like, what if we could go surfing and skiing in the same day? boom! what if we could have the moon and the stars what if we could roll like this. or float like this. and eat all this. here we welcome all what ifs, with open arms. even what ever this is. after all, there's only one wrong way to what if. what if you don't?

the police are busy investigating multiple homicides across the bay area including a deadly shooting in cupertino. the police responded to a call of somebody trespassing inside of a home around 4:00 am on patrick court. officers found a man dead from a gunshot wound. a lien in the battle against apartheid in south africa archbishop desmond tutu has died. the president of south africa made the sad announcement. the archbishop won the nobel peace prize for his opposition to apartheid. he was 90 years old. if you are planning to had to tahoe, hit the brakes. interstate 80 is closed in several places due to heavy snow. the closures are thanks to poor visibility over the summit. an unspecified number of sailors are in isolation. the ship is located at the naval station at guantc bay. a navy spokesperson said that all 105 crew members were fully immunized but he would not say how many are currently infected. thank you so much for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is next here on cbs. enjoy the rest of your sunday. ♪

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