enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com. now, at 11:00. lifesaving training . eight north bay couple using their tragedy to teach medical skills in the fight against opioids. anything, juliette goodrich and for sarah don cherry

tonight. the opioid crisis has been across the country. that included her in california. in fact, take a look at the numbers from the last five years. the number of overdose related deaths in our state has more than tripled in that time. it is from about 2220 17 to more than 6800 last year. there are ways to fight back against it and one with a family trying to reverse the trend by offering community members training on how to use can. it is a medication that can reduce an overdose. it is a mission born from hurting. >> insert it in the nostril. go ahead and push it. 10, okay. and that is it. that is done. it is very easy. >> reporter: micah sawyer is leading this training class for about a dozen people. and when there is a stigma around addiction and narcan, as well. they hide, they keep it underground, they don't want to know about it. narcan, medication used to treat

opioid overdose. his son became addicted to heroin in high school. his son was a star football player and was an avid weightlifter. >> people do not realize that you can be very successful and still be an addict at the same time. not my guess that he bought narcan to help his son if he ever overdose. the medication got them $150 per box. his son died of a dental overdose at someone else's house. and when that is we meet at our mission to find a way to bring narcan to people for a priori affordable price. her neck make us hugs is a nonprofit to help those struggling with addiction. for they have received two grants from the california department of healthcare services. of almost 4000 boxes of narcan to distribute to the community. people like michaela sorry who lost her brother to a dental overdose and maybe >> it could be walking down the street, just a random person. they may need help, also.

>> i would like to see everyone carrying narcan there isn't someone that shouldn't be. you can always come across somebody who is having an overdose. it really is lifesaving >> reporter: the organization is doing another training session wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. in montreal. there are additional sessions are out in december. you can find more information about those on our website. kpix.com. katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> let's head to our big story now. we are getting ready. >> right. that is the future of these atmospheric rivers. we definitely want the rain. we cannot separate one from the other. let's take a look at the atmospheric river scale. this will not be a repeat of what we had last october with that extremely heavy rain and extremely strong winds. this will be towards the bottom of the atmospheric river scale anticipating that it will be in ar one. borderline the atmospheric river. on the

scale, that actually means good things. it will be mostly beneficial for area bringing some much-needed rainfall hoping to reduce the fire threat that has been creeping up over the past three trite weeks. without the hazards of extremely heavy rainfall. the wind -- north of the golden gate, santa rosa, your rain chance is already going up by this time wednesday evening. it is going to rain tomorrow night into early thursday morning around san francisco and oakland are the rate will be a little bit later to arrive. it will be in place for the peak of the thursday morning rush. that is when the gustiest wind will be with us as well. san jose and the south bay. you're going to have to wait a little bit longer for the rain to arrive too. it is going to get to you. everyone is going to receive a good soaking rain out of this event. that is the last rain chance in the seven-day forecast. look at the complete details in just a few minutes. >> san francisco supervisors have allowed police using remote-controlled robots that are capable of deploying deadly verse. it does come with a lot

of caveats. these are not new robots designed specifically for deadly force. pd has had an array of robots in their arsenal for the last 11 years. they are typically is to transport equipment or for video surveillance. police can outfit these robots with explosive devices in a critical event like a mass shooting or terrorist attack. only the police chief, assistant chief, or deputy chief get on the right using the robots for deadly force. >> the reality is not that san francisco is pioneering a robotic use of force that does not exist right now. >> this is a big deal. this is opening up a pandora's box that could change our society in a significant way. >> as we mentioned, they have had these robots for a while. what was new is today's debate. state law passed in may that requires police departments to get approval by their governing bodies to use military grade equipment.

tonight, dozens of people in the san jose homeless bar once again looking for a new location. today, a judge lifted a restraining order that had stopped at the city from clearing out the camp. now, we have been reporting on the situation for weeks. the situation around the columbus parks, for months. you may remember, the shed city shut down its largest homeless camp. i was sitting in the flight path. many of the campers then move right across the street to a vacant baseball field. now, time is running out for them to figure out their next move. san jose says it is developing a safe parking spot for people who want to state in their rvs at the santa teresa bca station. the city is also talking about using two other vta stations for other tiny homes. the light rail yard in north san jose and the caudal station in the south part of the city could be used for temporary housing. city council is set to discuss the site tomorrow afternoon.

just a gentle reminder, there is only an hour left on giving tuesday. tonight, we are giving us all a chance to fight food insecurity across the bay area. scan the qr code on the right side of your screen for information on how to donate. local food banks are not showing all contributions until midnight. we partner with you for our food for bay area families dry. it is our honor to tell personal stories. we heard from one food bank volunteer who was giving back after experiencing her herself. >> sometimes the last person you would think was ever hungry is right there in the room with you. in the last person you whatever they could make the story of food insecurity land in the heart. this moment was one food bank volunteer karen let out a truth she had not spoken in years.

>> my name is karen, i am here volunteering because i experienced housing and food insecurity as a child. >> reporter: karen used to be this little girl who was a single mom fell on hard times. >> we wound up living in a tent at lincoln mead. we relied on the generosity of those around us. all that separated us from any type of dangers in the world was a flimsy piece of canvas. >> reporter: karen has only a handful of photographs from those days. this way, wearing a borrowed address for a church photo. >> i dreaded this day. i knew all of these girls would have beautiful white dresses and veils and gloves and shoes. we were living in a tent at this exact moment. i felt like an actual princess that day. granted, we had come from washing my hair in a spec it with him so. >> it is knowing what hunger

feels like. that makes karen cooking dinner at home no small luxury . when karen cooks, she remembers collecting spent soda cans with her brother. >> once we had enough we would redeem them at the marina for a cheeseburger. my brother and i would share it. >> reporter: she remembers watching the face of her mom when her kids surety dollar hamburger. >> my mom would often been, s other weekends for visitation. my mom would tell us when we were leaving on friday night, eat whatever you can. just eat. >> do you still cry for that little girl? >> i do. i do. i feel sad for her and her brother and for my mom. >> what do you do when things hurt and memories haunt? you live like karen who channels the pain of hunger when she was a child into helping others. >> i don't believe that children and families should go

hungry, not at the holidays, not year-round. i just want to help out. >> i would imagine for you, you are wondering whose hands it goes into. >> yeah. i am wondering what children are going to go to school where they get the name brand juice box and the string cheese. >> in many parts of the bay area, children make up 25% of those who need help that is extended to thousands where we live. the stories of our little ones. >> you just don't know what people are going through and what their story is. >> reporter: sometimes hiding in plain sight. >> you do know people. they just do not show it outwardly. >> thank you for that story. it is easy to donate time or money to our food for bay area families dry. skin the qr code on the bottom of your screen to go right to the site. we have more information at kpix.com/give. local food banks are matching donations for the next 50 minutes. still much

more ahead on kpix five. the video tonight from hawaii. the eruption leasing residence on alert. plus, one of the highest profile cases stemming from the capital riot has come to an end. coming from a right wing extremist q. the u.s. men are playing on but what about the star player? an nba playoff matchup tonight warriors and mavericks for the first time since late may. >> here are tonight suggests on the late show with stephen colbert. actress sally field and noel peace prize winning journalist, maria rs

that was soccer fans in san jose the moment the u.s. men's national team beat iran at the world cup. the win sent to me was i to the knockout rounds. the san jose earthquakes have been hosting watch parties around the city throughout the tournament. in san francisco, look at this. the city hall is all lit up tonight in red white and blue to celebrate the win. do not forget come in just four years, the world cup is coming here to the bay area with games at santa clara's levi stadium. we are going to

head to burnout. back in 94. >> it was no levi stadium back then. but, at the time, the brazilian team, they were the rock stars. everyone they went, people followed. file was the masseter that was going to be accompanying the team. they work hard and they play hard at night. >> they stayed up late. >> that is what i remember. let's talk about this particular world cup in the u.s. men's team. did you know that they made the round of 16 the last two times they played in the 2014 and 2010. 2022, as a result of today, no stage greater . iran was in the way. u.s. was on attack. pulisic with the first world cup goal for the star player had a great sacrifices as he collided with a goalie. status for the

next game is questionable because of a pelvic bruise. i ran with the best chance to go score was the 90th minute. walker zimmerman was there to save a goal . iran wanted a penalty, did not get appears, the united states in a win or go home situation. they handled its business. they won the game 1-0. they will take on the netherlands this saturday. pulisic saw the outcome of the match from his hospital bed. he posted this photo saying so proud of my guys . i am ready saturday. don't worry. 7:00 a.m. kickoff here in the bay area. the nba and the warriors, late may, this year, the last time they were in dallas, it happened to be game four of the nba western conference finals. reigning champs picking up a little over three minutes left. they said give me that. the other way, they pulled up and hit. they

put dallas up by 4. he had a 41 point night. steph curry off-balance three. of course, he made it. golden state is up 110-108. curry scored two. next possession, hardaway scored a two like his daddy. 15 seconds left. curry was called for traveling. this is traveling? four seconds remaining. klay thompson had an open look to tie the game . it just did not drop your dallas held on and won at 116-113. the record is even at 11-11 for they host chicago on friday. they like to party in montreal. look. san jose sharks in white. they just play good, tough hockey there tonight. time and again, the goalie kept the puck out of the net all night. just 30 seconds later, here is what happened. he redirected

the shot. his first of 230 period goals to make it 2-0. it is a ran a clinic on how to play hockey. they shut the canadians out 4-0. just the sharks second win in their last seven games. but, that is the kind of thing that can excite something for a club. he does need a little bit of spark. get going. get a win. go ahead, go for it. >> i would say similar to usa today. that is what they needed. >> just win. >> 7:00 a.m. saturday. where are you going to be. >> i will be at home sipping my coffee at 7 a.m.. >> thank you, vern. take a look. >> three, two, one. flip the switch. >> that was megan. a special make a wish girl lighting the 20 foot call christmas tree.

that he hosted the event along with liam. of course, no christmas event is complete without santa claus in attendance. still to come. it is amazing to see, but is it putting people in danger? what we are learning about the volcanic eruption on hawaii's big island. >> the dramatic forecast for the first time in weeks. try to get a first chance of rain moving in. there will be a lot of wind with that heavy rain. we will take a look at the detailed hour by hour when futurecast comes up in the first alert forecast we help all still have time to 45 minutes left in our giving tuesday dragon local food banks are matching donations until midnight. scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen to go right

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welcome back take a look at this amazing aerial video of hawaii's volcano. it is erupting lava , spewing up high to 200 feet in the air. the largest active volcano. the last flare is 38 years ago. now, officials say the lava is not threatening any homes or communities, but it eventually

reached neighborhoods as it flows downhill. they say that could take a week or more in it is not just mauna loa. kilauea has been corrupted continuously since september of last year. national park officials say it is perfectly safe to visit the area and watch from a safe distance. >> this is more than a sector. this is a very sacred event that we are watching. >> absolutely presents the volcano is sending poisonous gas into the air state health officials are urging people to cut back on outdoor exercise and other activities. paul heggen is a runner, you cannot run . >> it will cut up your lungs you don't want to deal with it. >> it is what, travel tuesday today? bernie? anyway.

we have rain heading our way for the first time in over three weeks but is not quite there yet but it is getting closer. clear conditions to make it over the temperatures are down into the 30s. in recent class tomorrow but it should be mostly dry during the daylight hours on wednesday. the exception of that might be the north bay. the rain moves in tomorrow night a wet and windy thursday. more rain in the forecast as we head into the weekend with a different storm system. the clouds are increasing get a chance at a couple of showers . mainly along the coast by early afternoon. a better chance of that will be around the time the sun goes down. that will be activity that is more missed than hit. the substantial rain moving to our north will be diving in late wednesday evening and then spreading across the bay area as we head to the rest of wednesday night into drivetime on thursday morning. there is a little narrow band of intense rain on the radar situation. meteorologist love our acronyms. they are a cold front already band. this is where

the wind will be. i will march right across the bay area during the peak of the thursday morning commute. plan on lots of extra time and lots of extra patients for that thursday morning commute. that moves across the bay area pretty quickly. some off and on showers as we head through the rest of the day. maybe a couple rumbles of thunder. let's talk about the wind. picking up already during the daylight hours on wednesday. we will get squeezed by this approaching wind system. one 35 mile an hour gusts by midnight tomorrow night. but 45 mile an hour gas will be possible associated with that narrow cold front already band. it will be breezy the rest of the day on thursday. but not as windy as what is going to happen on rush-hour your total rainfall amounts, we are talking generally half an inch to an inch of total rendered a little bit more in the higher elevations a little bit less and some of the rain shadow values. a good soaking rain. it will be a snow event for the high sierra. your storm warning

in effect through friday evening at 1-3 feet of snow and very gusty winds. travel is discouraged there. they will get more snow where we get more rain over the weekend get a good rain chance moving in saturday continuing saturday night and sunday. we will update you on that as it gets closer. timing on that is still up in the air. now, it is chilly. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s already. 30s inland with 42 great lows on the bay and the coast by early tomorrow morning. the temperatures will end up about two or three degrees under average. to around 60 degrees for most of us. the way in and rend arrive for much of thursday. dry break and more rain over the weekend. the timing on that, i cannot give you too many specifics just yet . it is still up in the air in terms of when that rain is going to arrive and when it will depart. we will let you know as we get closer to the weekend so you can adjust any outdoor plans accordingly. juliet? looking

forward to it. coming up, local communities are showing their support for the historic demonstrations happening across china.

in china, protester calling out the country's president to resign over ongoing covid lockdown policies. it actually started with the tragic apartment fire together to hothvictims. you arvigilsin saansan jose maprotrs the covid restrictions kept firefighters from stopping the fire in time. it soon escalated into a widespread condemnation of china's communist ruling party. a live look now at our nations capital where the senate today passed landmark legislation protecting same-sex

and interracial marriage. 12 republicans joined with democrats in supporting the bill. it now heads to the house for approval. it can be signed into law by the president. a federal jury has convicted both keepers founders stuart rhodes of seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6th the riot. jurors found rhodes guilty in the violent plot to overturn president biden selection for they also convicted him of obstruction. they acquitted him of two conspiracy charges. he now faces 20 years in prison but his attorney says they plan to appeal. when we

after will smith finally talking openly about the famous slap against chris rock at the oscars back in march, he spoke candidly with trevor know on the daily show, last night. >> that was a horrific night , as you can imagine. you know, there are many nuances and complexities to it. you know? at the end of the day, i lost it. you know? slped iraq after making a joke about the smiths wife and her baldhead. she suffers from hair loss condition. apologized blaming pent-up rage and childhood trauma. we want to

give you one last reminder on this giving tuesday. start time to donate to our food purveyor family dry. local food banks are matching donations until midnight . just scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen to go to the right site and we will have more information on donations and how to volunteer at kpix.com/give . i know so many of our viewers have already done that. so, thank you. it has been wonderful to see the great scores coming out of it too. the late show is a paid commercial program for prosvent, sponsored by prosvent llc. do you make frequent trips to the bathroom? suffer from urgency? hesitancy? do you get up more than once a night? can you even sit through a movie?