[ music ] a parent's worst nightmare come to life, a 10-month-old boy exposed to fentanyl at a san francisco park. that 10-month-old is thankfully back home tonight. he was rushed to the hospital wednesday after buzz ingesting the drug. investigators are looking into exactly how it happened. his parents what the scared to be a warning to other moms and dads. the story is making national headlines, it certainly has people talking in the bay area. some are talking about what they are doing to keep their children safe. >> ivan says his son is doing great, he believes his son touched something with a trace of powdered fentanyl on it and then put his fingers in his mouth. even a small amount can be lethal for a young child.

families gathering at golden gate park to enjoy the kickoff of the holiday season, parents taking a tight grip over their young ones as they celebrated. especially after the frightening involving a 10-month-old baby. feel it right here, and you've got to process it. >> it was on tuesday when one minute the baby was crawling and grabbing things and the next, he hired immediate medical attention to save his life. first responders quickly administered narcan. he wants other parents to learn from his experience. moms and dads say this story hits home. >> it was terrifying. it could happen to anybody if you take your eye off your kids for a second . some of the parents are spreading the story to

spread awareness, being cautious but also letting kids be kids. >> you have to keep your eye on them and be next to them all the time. what is the trade-off? what do you lose by watching them like a hawk? being a helicopter parents of this doesn't happen. >> the number one thing parents should look out for is foil, even if it looks like a food wrapper. >> dist. atty. brooke jenkins said this issue hits especially close to home for her. she will try to hold the others accountable. catherine stephani represents san francisco second district , and says hopefully this serves as a weakness way wake-up call to

those who are content with a status quo response . fentanyl has become a problem across the country, the single deadliest drug threat the nation has ever encountered. the telephone estate department of health says last year more than 6800 people died opioid overdose, 5700 of those were from fentanyl. and the 10-month-old baby who ingested it was given narcan, a drug that can counteract the effect of an overdose, it can mean the difference between living and dying. one drag queen in san francisco is on a mission to make sure people know how to use narcan. >> kerry can point the exact moment he knew he had to bring his dream to life. >> after the 2016 presidential election, i decided all the things i wanted to do, that i had to do them quick. >> what he wanted to do was

perform. >> as a drag queen, i can wear this mask, this persona that gives me the confidence i need in order to be an entertainer. >> six years later, he's hosting his own night at oasis, a popular bar where he is known cholo girl . see what happens next helped him find a deeper purpose. he was at a party a couple years ago when a man suddenly overdosed. people panics, not knowing what to do. carries day job is in public health, and sprung into action, administering narcan. >> in that moment i realized there is a big community of people who were not getting the information that they needed. >> kerry came up with an idea

to use her new platform to save lives. >> are you excited for some drag? >> it takes an unexpected turn. just as she locks her audiences attention, she hits them with a dose of reality in the form of a narcan tutorial. all that without being a drag. >> it was a learning curve. there were times i definitely killed the live the vibe. >> this unique brand of activism has become somewhat of a crowdpleaser , she even distributes narcan to anyone who wants it, no questions asked. it's a moment she won't forget anytime soon.

>> it sticks with you. especially being told what to do from a drag queen. >> that's exactly the point. >> now she's making a difference, informing her community about the benefits of life-saving remedy without dampening their mood. today marks the 34th year of world aids day. there were events across the bay area to remember , including the light in the grove fundraising gala. >> sex, death, and all these things that for the purposes of a journalist trying to tell a story, everything was in this is a story. >> coming up later, we will show you how a young reporter covering the epidemic turned his expertise into action.

another day, when it came to whether, paul called the first alert weather day. this felt like a winter storm. >> we saw a lot of rain, gusts of wind as anticipated, timing was slightly slower . there were a few columns out there today. since scott took down power lines, and bus lines that really messed things up. floodwaters came up to the doors of parked cars, and there were a few crashes. a car was hit in lafayette. and you can see what it looked like for a lot of drivers around the bay area today. the storm brought a lot of snow to the high sierra's. this is video from chp of interstate 80 . it is back open tonight, but you need

chains past blue canyon all the way to the nevada state line. the snow is winding down. the travel is still strongly asked encouraged. we pick up a nice amount of rain, half an inch to an inch of rainfall. the higher end of what we expected came to pass , with just over 2 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains. the timing was just a little bit off. 45 mph for some of the more densely populated areas, doing a little bit of damage. we are not done with the rain chances, another chance is going to head our way into the weekend, not quite as dramatic in terms of downpours and the gusts of wind. we will track this in the forecast in a few minutes. students and parents have

been struggling this winter because classrooms don't have any heat. the school has been using portable space heaters, and says the heat wave broke the heating and air conditioning cooling systems, some parents are angry at how long it is taking to fix the problem. >> the process has been incredibly slow. that should have been a richter addressed - - that should have been addressed. it is unacceptable for a school to not have heat, and the issue of not enough space heaters for the classrooms. >> most classrooms impacted by this now have three horrible heaters operating. still ahead, the attempt to better protect passengers from assault in red shares and taxis. the 49ers welcome back a good amount of their defense, and a few members of the offense are good to go to as ♪music playing♪

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the 49ers should enjoy themselves this weekend , a bunch of former 49ers are coming to town as well , including mike daniels. eric said will return after missing the last seven days. christian mccaffrey also will play this weekend. other 49ers good to go after a little injury scare, jimmy garoppolo hasn't been limited after taking an awkward fall. he did seem upbeat when

he was asked about his knee. >> how is it feeling? >> it feels great. it's coming along. i'm feeling pretty good with it. >> second-quarter, josh allen, not related to houdini, but he does have a few magic tricks. somehow the quarterback finds gabe davis, his wide receiver. what a play. the rear road when in bill belichick's house. said news earlier today, gaylord perry passed away at the age of 84. he pitched 11 of 22 seasons in san francisco , and has a statue outside oracle park. in his career, he won two cy young awards, and he was famous for throwing the old spitball. transitioning to

college basketball, the college opener for stanford , loose ball in the second half, it becomes a cardinals turnover. tiger campbell leading the fast-break, corner 34 david singleton, he buries it, ucla cruises on the road 86 -66. stanford falls 3-5. world cup, japan faces spain today, tied at one in the 51st minute, japan saves the ball from going out of bounds, deflecting it in for a goal. look again, was it out, was it in? the ball appeared to be a . replace said video was inconclusive. the goal counts. japan wins, they win group d. spain also advances, but germany was eliminated. and how about this? part of the royal family was spotted at the celtics game last night. the prince and princess of wales were sitting courtside. the celtics

interim head coach was asked about it after the game and his response , i don't know if he's a huge royal family guy. >> did you get a chance to meet with the royal family? if not, what was it like having them in the building? >> jesus, mary and joseph? >> the prince and princess of wales. >> no i did not, i'm only familiar with one royal family, i don't know too much about that one. >> the celtics players were not amused. jaylen brown was asked about the you family, he said "it was just a regular game, just a regular game. ". >> double overtime. that's the quote of the day. thank you, charlie.

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companies to report all sexual assault allegations made against drivers to police. currently they would only be taken if the victim reports it. >> here in the city of san jose, that means a company investigation could have an admitted continue to lurk in neighborhoods without the knowledge of the san jose police department. should this push comes after a post from the washington post revealed hundreds ofallegations went unreported to police. the 34 year history of world aids day has a direct connection to the bay area. a young reporter used what he learned to make a difference. juliette goodrich shares the story. >> in 1981, a mysterious illness swept into san francisco and would soon overwhelm and devastate the community. >> everybody died, everybody died. >> a year later, the illness finally had a name.

>> aids, the disease known as aids. >> aids was a story like no other. within a decade, half of the population of men who had sex with men died. >> for the purposes of the journal is trying to tell a story, everything was in this as a story, but it was also a huge social tsunami. >> very early on, kpix decided to cover the aids epidemic in an unprecedented manner. there were nightly news stories and the station initiated a pioneering education campaign. >> what was your reaction when they said you've tested positive for aids? >> asked my doctor to leave the room so i could cry. >> kpix joined forces with city health officials to bring the facts to the public. part of the campaign , a special series

of ongoing reports known as aids lifeline. on board, our reporter. >> i saw this remarkable big story that had international intrigue , with the researchers racing to find the cause. >> he soon became the first full-time television aids reporter. he traveled around the united states and the world to report on the pandemic. >> aids is not just a gay disease. >> his reporting caught the attention of the world health organization in geneva. the agency is responsible for international public health. officials asked for help coming up within the aids organization plan. >> i was gob smacked. here i was being asked to go to the world health organization and help with a global pandemic.

>> in 1987, he and another public information officer came up with the idea to galvanize public support for research and a way to end aids. on december 1, every year, it would be known as world aids day. >> that model was actually patterned after the experience that we had with aids lifeline. >> world aids day is regarded as the longest-running disease awareness initiative of its kind, in the history of public health. its legacy stretches back to kpix. >> we were so dogged in ours pursuit of the story. >> a story that continues to unfold. last year alone, more than one and half million people were infected with hiv, the virus that causes aids. >> december 1 was chosen because it fell between holidays when there can

sometimes be a low in the new cycle. hundreds of university employees protested as part of a statewide day of action. student workers plans to occupy campuses overnight. the chronicle reports about 200 protesters rushed into the administration building, demanding livable wages and benefits. tonight's storm seems to be pushing out. what have we got for the weekend? >> more rain for the weekend, a little dry break in between, a lot of outdoor watch parties happening for the world cup game. the first bit of rain might be moving in at that point, so get your rain proof gear for saturday morning. it will be chilly early tomorrow morning. the next storm system is going to drop down from the north. also grabbing some moisture from the south, it is

converging on us with the first wave of rain. it is potentially moving in saturday morning. the models have been all over the place. if you thought the last one was confusing, the next one is really something. the increasing cloud cover is going to be with us by late tomorrow and into tomorrow night. there's the moisture down south. previous runs of this very forecast model we are keeping further to the east and southeast. watch what happens. we are tracking some showers moving into the santa clara valley and more widespread rain as we get through the rest of saturday morning. this is a complex set up, but be prepared for the possibility of showers, basically anytime after the sun comes up on saturday. it's going to be hit or miss. a good chance of showers on saturday giving way to a break in the action come with another round coming through saturday night and early sunday morning, another little break in the action. the problem is, these breaks are going to be tough to pin down more than a few hours in advance, again this is not a well organized storm system, it

confounds our efforts to when the rain is going to fall. we will do our best to keep you updated through the weekend, just be flexible with outdoor plans, whether it is pushing up christmas lights or going outside to watch the game. how much rain are we talking? generally half an inch to an inch as we get through sunday afternoon, with more showers saturday and sunday night, into monday, with another storm for the high sierra's, gusts of wind and difficult travel conditions. 3 feet of snow above 7000 feet. it's going to be cold tonight, temperatures drop into the 30s, one degree above freezing, upper 20s early tomorrow morning, around freezing inland with middle to upper 30s around the bay and along the coast. the free swatch and warning is in effect for the santa clara hills and the north bay where temperatures are going to be chilly us. there's not much

daylight this time of year and the angle of the sun is pretty low. there's only so much we can do to warm-up. lower to middle 50s tomorrow afternoon, and we are not warming up over the next several days. there's a good chance lingering into early next week with a bit of a dry break on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. it does look like another storm system would ring much needed rainfall by next thursday night into friday. we will focus on the weekend as we go through

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people were getting into the holiday spirit at golden gate park tonight. this was a little earlier. there was tree lighting, live music and dancing, it was a little cold, but people were handling it. tomorrow there will be a free concert at the park. drag queens are taking their performance to union square. for 13 years, drag

queens on ice has been one of the most popular holiday events in the city. attendees were also able to skate with the queens. it could go down as one of the

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speaking non-english ] >> the speech worked, saudi arabia on the game to-1, one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. that video could go to down in sports inspiration history. the translator got a ton of credit for matching the energy of the manager. >> not only is the cadence perfect, but also the motions. >> that's some serious flow. >> i've got to say, watching these world cup matches , i'm a big fan of that guy. anyway. a lot of energy. the translator gets a gold star. it's the energy. thank you so

much for watching. the late show is next. the news keeps streaming >> city officials in san francisco approved a controversial measure that allows police-controlled robots to used deadly force. >> the s.f.p.d. policy just considered by san francisco's supervisors allowing robots to kill suspects in certain critical situations. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's it. this weekend, you are grounded! >> heat strike.