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same-sex and interracial couples taking center stage, and a win for team usa, where bay area soccer fans were cheering them on in the world cup. plus, the changes coming in our weather. we will time it all out in our first alert anne makovec. . thank you for >> and i am reed cowan, live at whole foods, or the focus here on giving tuesday is, shop local, give local. and coming up, we are going to tell you all about what they are doing here at whole foods who benefit people who are suffering from food insecurity pick >> thanks, reed. now a look at today's top stories pick usa advances into the knockout rounds of the world cup, defeating iran, 1-0 pick many gathered in san jose for this, the new tradition , watching as a community and supporting local businesses pick crowds were pumped to watch christian pulisic score

the only goal and push the u.s. to victory. so, now the team is on to the round of 16. they will play the netherlands, sander saturday morning. san jose is sure to beng with cheering on team usa is more than an being just fans . >> it's going to be a huge deal if the re re to enjoy d ths the world of y said the world ishelpg them revi rough the pandemic. m games means more engagement and watch parties. taking a live look at capitol hill, the u.s. senate is set to vote at any moment

on legislation to protect same-sex and interracial marriages. the respect for marriage act includes the religious protections that republicans wanted, meaning the mistakes will not be forced to issue marriage licenses, they will, however, be forced to recognize the legitimacy of those marriages. it is expected to clear the senate with bipartisan support and then move on to the house. back up to giving tuesday . kpix 5 is working to fight against hunger in the bay area . every dollar, every volunteer hour, makes a big france . reed, joining me again from whole foods , in cupertino . hey there, reed. >> reporter: 1 in 4 people in this area here are at risk of food security, and half of the people our seniors and children. so we know we have a great community, and m likethat is ed, pe atwhol od something

ou shop local,. shannon? what power of shop local give local? >> it is a way to get back to the community, and give back to our local food banks. you can give at the register, or, you can shop our local products here in the store, and a percentage of each of the product goes back to the local food banks. >> we are so lucky to know a lot of this comes right of out our fields. there's got to be quite a bit of pride on whole foods to offer this program to those who are in need this time of year. >> absolutely, we are excited to offer this opportunity. it's a great way to get back to your local community. >> reporter: when you see those things, i know you think sometimes, does ago to help people? but we just came from a food bank just a few miles down the road, and we were able to see the actual produce, and the fresh food that goes into the boxes. and we have also been at food banks around the bay area. we have been in

their call centers, and take it from me, the calls really pull at your heart strings. people in need. families in need. in the face of hunger is changing in our area. people you think might not have the knee definitely have it. coming up throughout this broadcast, on this giving tuesday, we will give you opportunities or you can help out . right now, kpix.com/give is where you go to find a way that you can help, here in our community. you can also scan the qr code on your screen to get connected to ideas on how you can help on this giving tuesday to make sure meals are on tables, food is in the bellies of all the children, who have such need all throughout the year and we will be back with more on how you can be connected to community . when you are connected to community, you are part of our family, hear kpix 5, anne. >> thank you so much, reed, we'll check in later. we use them for

communication and shopping, but are they healthy for kids to have? a new stanford study on smartphones gives us insight. and good news bad news on the 49ers and the gold report coming up. temperatures are running a few degrees colder than 24 hours ago, but sunshine will be

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reed cowan at whole foods coming up . effort is bay area-wide of course, on this giving tuesday . is his new video in from the red empire food bank, in santa rosa . all contributions today will be ry generous donor. and anks every dollar will provide four dollars worth of healthy groceries. time now for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen . and all eyes are on the rain on the way . >>! dry from now, but a couple days from now we will be tracking rain moving to the bay area in a little over the 24 hours from now. but for now, that wind continues to reinforce the air that moved in yesterday . moisture is aimed at the pacific northwest, where it's still around seattle and into the cascades. we will get that moisture headed in as early as late in the day tomorrow. mainly tomorrow you will increase see in clouds ahead . but the bulk of the

moisture will be well to our north. that will be much closer to us as we head into wednesday evening. actual showers moving in by about the 11:00 news time . we will track that tomorrow evening at 11:00 . the heaviest rain moves in just in time for rush hour on thursday morning . windy and rainy for the morning commute if you have the option to work from home, exercise that option, because it will be sloppy out there. this heaviest band of rain is pushing down the peninsula right as the sun is coming up on thursday, pushing right across the bay and into the diablo range by late morning, thursday. he will see lingering showers into the afternoon, with the bulk of the action will be winding down by the time the sun goes down late on thursday. we will dry out for the rest of theirs tonight, and we will wait on the next round of rain that will be heading your way just in time for the weekend . stock that we met which aren't going to be bad during daylight hours . as the daylight gets closer it will squeeze the atmosphere and produce stronger gusts . by

tomorrow evening, the strongest gusts, widespread 20-30 mile-an-hour forecasts, even some predicting 45 miles an hour, and that gets carried away is that heavier band of rain sweeps through along the coast. that might be an overestimate. we'll keep an eye on these latest forecast models so you can prepare for both the rain and wind . so how much rain we talking about? it's never going to be perfect, this force forecast model data, but it indicates have an inch to an inch of rain. this particular model is aiming that heavy rain for longer for the southern half of the bay area . look out towards 2 inches of total rainfall. this will be a snow-maker for this area of the sierra, and they will . up more through the weekend . that's exactly what the resorts want to see. right now, fine

with sunshine, cool, but not bad, 60 in san jose . that's the warm spot. everybody in the mid to upper 50s, dropping to the 30s inland, what appears to be by wednesday warning. the warmest spots, around 60 degrees . thursday is our alert day with that wind and rain the first half of the day . a dry break on friday, and more showers arrive into saturday night and sunday, and more welcome rainfall for the bay area, and most of california for that matter . with mexia drying trend take hold, but more showers are headed our way by the latter half of next week . anne? you are nieces or nephews might be putting a cell phone on their wish list, but how do you know they are old enough to handle it? professor of pediatrics, dr. tom robinson, with results of a recent study,

joining us now . thank you for joining us now, doctor. you looked at several factors, like sleep, grade, mood. what can you tell us about your findings? >> sure, let me start with agreeing with you, that that's a common question that we get from parents, about how old should my child be before i give them their first mobile phone? and to help answer that question, we surveyed 263 let next children from low income neighborhoods once a year for five years . and over the course of the study they aged from 7 years to 15 years. and we were able by measuring them over time to not only compare kids with phones to kids about phones, but also, follow kids as they acquired their first phone. and at the same time, measure changes , depression, and school grades. the average child received their first

phone at about 11.5 years of age . and almost all of them had a phone by the time they were 15 . the sweet spot seemed to be between 10.5-12.5, where they got a phone . on average, getting a phone at a younger age was no better or no worse than getting it at an older age, at least, in terms of depressive terms in sleep and school grades . >> how do we tell a kid is mature enough? the average 11-year-old is often times quite different from some kids you might know. >> yeah. well, what i think this findings jested his parents are doing a pretty good job of judging their kid's maturity level, because we saw based on average the effects people might expect. and so, so

, one thing is, is that we think that children d parents whether to judge whether the child is really mature enough to self-regulate their behavior in terms of letting it distract them from other things that are important, like sleep, like school, like playing or socializing with friends in the real world, like family. and also whether the family has rules in place that will allow them to regulate big kids will be exposed to potentially a lot of stuff when you give them a phone, and as a result, you need, we would like parents to set limits on the time kids use their phones, what they are using it for, when they are using it, and for example, should it be allowed overnight? a lot of family meals her family times? >> rules rules, limits, those are always the key for parents

. i am running out of time now, but we could talk about this for a long time, but that was very helpful information . dr. robbins. thank you so much. >> thank you, and a prime. all right, we are li notopu our giving tuesday ls food on the table . consider this, americans waste 108 billion pounds of food each year. san francisco has those call themselves food runners . >> when the helmet gets strapped on it is a sign dave gallagher is taking his morning into high gear. >> it's one of my favorite things. >> where he finds a little cardio is not only good for the heart, but also great for the

soul. >> it's just a great way to get exercise and help somebody out at the same time. >> dave is a volunteer for the san francisco-based organization, called food runners. >> i'm walking into the kitchen. expect a charity started by mary, in 1987 px by who wanted to solve the city's issue with food waste and help feed the hungry at the same time. >> 40% of the food produced in this country is discarded . in north beach we had left over food, and what do i got to do with it? drive it and give it to the people who work for me? throw it away? dave pickg up a package of food that was headed to the trash bin. >> what have we got here?

>> well let's see. it looks like we have got sandwiches, deli sandwiches. it looks like we have got packaged salads. you know, even though this is one of the smaller deliveries, it may feed a 20 or 30 people . >> much-needed nourishment for the folks at saint agnes church, grateful for any delivery, no matter how small or big . >> so, how many people do you serve here? >> gosh, we were up to 175 families, yeah. >> for dave, some days, the pickup loads can barely fit in his trailer . perishable foods go straight to the kitchen and pantry is where ingredients are given to volunteers sm kitchen staff area to make premade meals.

>> we are taking a percentage of food donated and cooking it and are making individual meals to serve 12,000 people a week. >> those meals delivered to dozens of shelters in the city including the north beach citizens . >> we have some pasta with rice and vegetables . >> food runner meals supplement their own pantry . >> we open it up as well, so you deliver, we've got some bread pudding. it's also nice to provide some healthy meals as well . >> a few healthy meals to stave off hunger , even for a day . >> everybody gets used to their own life. and you get a chance to see how other people live. it's not always pleasant, but we can help them the best way we can . >> that help, courtesy of the more than 1300 volunteers with food runners , volunteers like dave, who a few times a week do more than exercise his body but exercises the art of giving

one trailer full at a time. >> people who are donating the food are just as happy to see me as the people who are receiving the food. so you get happy people at both ends . >> in san francisco, ryan yamamoto, kpix 5. >> that is some wonderful work. the 49ers are dealing with another injury to one of their key players . vern glenn has the latest . >> this is the red and gold report. >> good news, bad news for the offense. the good, jimmy garoppolo has not thrown an interception during the 49ers four game winning streak, and now that bad news. elijah mitchell, out for the rest of the season probably, after spraining his knee, sunday . he missed seven games with a knee injury, on the other knee . and now he goes back on the shelf. jimmy garoppolo had a serious injury of his own when malcolm roach hit him low .

his teammates thought they might be losing another quarterback . >> losing trey would suck. especially in the way he got hurt. >> it was bad . just a little sore . not serious, but

mort now on our food bay area families drive . food banks rely on volunteers and some very generous partners in efforts to help our neighbors in need. reed cowan ways on to help out in the community. >> reporter: we have met so many great community members . here at the food bank it is all about buy local, shop local . we are making sure we tackle this problem of food insecurity in the bay area, it takes a village. i'm going to step behind you, because this is a very big representative for what you do. >> we are proud of the partnership and support of second harvest , for over 30 years, we have really

believed in second harvest, because they maximize the money they receive and really help those most in need. so again, we have a strong culture of giving back to our communities, and we love working with second harvest . >> reporter: leslie, i'm just going to put us down here. so tell me , how do these meals help the ones you serve? >> it is so good to have partners like cupertino electric . it takes all of us coming together to make this happen. today's giving tuesday, and i want to bring everybody's attention to the opportunity to have the gift doubled today . this is a really tough holiday season both for our neighbors . we are seeing more need than we ever have before, and at the same time we are having a challenge, so we appreciate longtime partners like cupertino . >> and these meals are moments around the dinner table that would not exist otherwise. if you want to provide moments for

your neighbors, here's how you can do it , go to our website, kpix.com/give or look at the qr code on your screen . that's away you can get out your cell phone, find the link and get connected to community . when you are

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