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police are investigating a stabbing . good afternoon, i am reed cowan. >>ramesh un ing sed in the focus theranos blood testing technology which duped millions of dollars from many. he was also romantically involved with holmes until 2016. she accused him of abuse, which he denies . ramesh "sunny" balwani was convicted on all 12 felony counts convicted to the theranos fraud and conspiracy. >> we respectfully disagree with the result in the case.

we plan to appeal. and keep on fighting for our clients. >> ramesh "sunny" balwani was convicted of all 12 accounts, holmes was acquitted on several charges. holmes was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. her term is set to start next year. she is also appealing as you just heard ramesh "sunny" balwani's attorney talking about , again, sentenced to three years and given the chance to say a few words, which he denied. anpo at the school . police responded just after 11:30, today. the victim rushed to the hospital with a stab wound. so far we don't know what

happened, circumstances are unclear, and we don't know about possible suspect or motive, but we are watching. true can a man appeared in court today , 40-year-old rinaldo kantu appearance at the courthouse. louis lopez shot kantu in his driver, friday, because he believed kantu's son was linked to his daughter's death in october. >> on behalf of the, danielle, lopez's family, we are sympathetic to the kantu family, but they are all here to bring justice to their loved one, danielle. >> booked into santa rita jail, in dublin. offering cash to get guns off the street. a grass rests roots organization , advocating

for us to turn in our guns.here's has it works . if you surrender a firearm, you will get $100. $200 for assault weapons, no questions asked. >> these guns will never hurt or harm or kill anybody again, because with these guns that we destroy we actually make ore out of it. it is made out of 100% guns. it will be at the chase center. >> lester, 265 guns are surrendered at san francisco's gun buyback event. trojan turning to weather, to send rain into the bay area it's taking say shape , but the center of this is still making its way out of the gulf of alaska right now, and while the heart of this storm system around the middle of it will miss us to the north and direct

the moisture to the northwest it will be close enough to send another good chance of showers into the bay area, thursday afternoon and evening. let's track those hour by hour rain chances. we'll start with santa rosa, around the onset of those rain showerwe e that earliethan everybody else .a good chance by early afternoon with the best chance of rain right around rush-hour. so it looks like we will be contending with wet roads for the evening commute on thursday across most of the bay area , including around san francisco and oakland. it's a good chance of those showers being in place around the peak of rush hour. look at how this chances diminish falling apart by about 10:00 in the evening.san jose will have to wait longer. you will still be dry, but we'll see that rain chance moving in as we head through the evening and into the first part of the overnight, but much better chance of widespread heavy rain is in the forecast, this weekend. we'll track that in just a few minutes. many bay area families

face hunger this holiday season. and when it comes to feeding those needs it is not one-size-fits-all. more, within the muslim community. >> it makes a team to make this happen. volunteers show up, rain or shine, to bring groceries to hundreds of families. after this is abdullah with muslim community. every bag contains items like rice, beans, pasta, fruits and vegetables , groceries for people who need them, throughout the bay. >> i think it is part of our faith service, just helping those in need, and that is the whole purpose of the muslim community center, is to help the community, and serve those who are struggling. expect their first set of deliveries were for 16 families during the pandemic. someone they added diapers for families who need them. a couple of hours after

the sister loads up the van, volunteers show up, packing more backs and cars. while most of those they serve are within the muslim community to help anyone who needs it. >> the food is going to primarily the elderly, who cannot get out and about easily. it's going to single mothers, who, a lot of them don't have transportation. we are helping the afghan refugees. >> volunteers drive to a central location. >> we bring progress and dry food from pleasanton to oakland, where we will be bringing it to a central location , and we have a partnership with doordash. so they will send doordash to that site and hand it off to them. two there is misconception that the bay area is wealthy. while there are areas of wealth, many struggle for daily needs.

>> when we first moved to california, my husband , and my kids d yward.and from our apartment complex, we didn't have a car at first, and we would walk to the grocery store. so as we were walking under the bridge, on jackson street, there is a lot of homeless people. and i think that forever impacted my kids. >> i don't know how she does it . she works with a smile, she helps with a smile and helps a lot of people. >> [ laughter ] >> everyone volunteers with a smile on their faces. >> this is what it is all about. >> working to bring essentials that are desperately needed. >> jocelyn moran, thank you for that story. please consider donating your time or family for the bay area families food drive. scan the qr code on your screen or visit kpix.com/give. ahead, the off day was

spent at the park, and tears were brought to the eyes of this nfl player. how a teacher is using lessons from

the verdict is in on aaron judge. the american league mvp, aaron judge, has re-signed with the new york yankees. his contract a whopping $360 million over nine years. jimmy garoppolo will not need surgery on his injured foot. he could return in seven to eight weeks, putting the timeline right around the nfc additional playoffs. but that would only happen if the niners are still in it. you might remember during the dolphins game on sunday, jimmy g. receives an injury. vern glenn shows you, it was not the award, but the presenter who brought the star linebacker to tears. >> this is the red and gold report. tuesdays are an off-the four players, but not for fred warner. the captain of the

49ers' defense was the guest of honor at oracle park. it was the site of the annual heroes party for underserved kids. it's also a chance to honor those who have stood tall for community service. this year that honor went to warner. >> we have a surprise for you. why don't you come on up? >> what have we got? >> all the way from salt lake city, utah, is your brother , troy. to present this award to you. >> i am a crybaby, oh my god. obviously you see how much i love this dude right here, wow. that was as good of as a surprise as i've ever had in my life. wow.

>> helping everybody who needs it, and i'm always going to do it, if it's playing football or not, that is something in me. that's a special award tonight. >> with the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. >> now is your chance to recognize your favorite for the niners super fan. scan that qr code on your screen to nominate members of the faithful. inspiration can come from all kinds of places, and we know people. a teacher draws his inspiration from martial arts star, s kenny choi introduces you to the teacher of jujitsu to help his community. >> takedown and sparring sessions, a chance to teach something new. >> you see a click like i can do this. >> students at the university of san francisco are learning the art of jujitsu under the watchful eye of a decent

teacher, at a charter school in richmond by day, and his grappling expertise is taught by night. he wants others to experience it. >> you can defend yourself, you will be okay with speaking the truth, and bruce lee gave that to me. >> some of lee 's diehard fans celebrated his 82nd birthday in a special screening of "the way of the dragon," the first major film he starred in shortly before his death in 1973. >> bruce lee was at a turning point for vic tions in america. >> those influenced by lee one way or another discuss the current state of race relations and how we called out hollywood bigotry . >>'s movies, i wasn't , i was the white guy in that theater.

bruce lee transcended race, he had all cultures, everything. >> acknowledging the current tension within communities, the focus on how to bridge inevitable gaps, something his fans say bruce would have feverishly fought to fix. >> is being able to expand, and when you expand, you realize you are learning more about yourself , that's really what it's all about. >> to shift the lens to contemporary issues that deal with a new generation of china's immigrants , more unified community, looking at bridging cultures, not just chinese, but those who connect with african americans, people of all color. >> a new generation of students, born decades after bruce lee's death. >> i really appreciated when people took a few seconds extra tocould untand w sends. when i teach

have for individual students several minutes in the bank for them to find their ability to do this art. >> it's an art he's grown to love, and part of paying it forward is a tribute. in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix 5. >> i'm going to blow your mind, bruce lee, famous the world over for martial arts, but did you know, he was also a champion cha-cha dancer? that's one thing you will learn at that society of america. we are bruce lee under the sky one family. beautiful. someone who is not a cha-cha dancer -- >> not that you know of -- >> , may be in secret? rain has kept you dancing, though. >> we want every drop we can possibly squeeze out of the atmosphere, and the next system is taking shape diving out of the gulf of alaska. the book

of the energy will miss this to the north, but it will be close enough to send another round of her into the bay area late tomorrow and into tomorrow evening.future crest, the increasing clouds tonight, first half of the day tomorrow, but the first half of tomorrow will be dry, even far north in the north bay . first showers won't arrive until the afternoon. rain chances increase, and by the time we hit late afternoon right around the beginning of the peak of rush hour, we will see a widespread shower across the bay area. heaviest rain will fall north of the golden gate, but we will see showers across the rest of the bay area through the evening. that activity doesn't last too long, this will be a quick hitter in terms of how long it lasts by tomorrow midnight or so, you should see the last of the show was winding down. a dry break on friday, but the next storm system is getting its act together. it is trying to send showers in the north bay, i don't know if that's likely, but friday evening, friday

night, chances will be increasing, and the real bulk of the moisture associated with a full fledged atmospheric river will head our way on saturday., trained to expect out of this first system? not a whole lot, ranging from a few ndinch to maybe a half inch of rain, especially in higher divisions of the north bay where the rain arrives earlier, and it's a little more intense. further south this will be very light, so you may ask, why are we making a big deal out of this? it's not the rain, it's the timing around it. after the evening rush, the winds will be gusty in that timeframe as well, they will pick up pick up throughout the day. around 25 miles an hour, closer to 40 miles an hour along the coast, but like the rain, the gusty winds don't last too long, already relaxing into the evening. in the higher elevations, above 3500 feet, about 6-12 inches of snow, prompting a winter advisory through 4:00 on friday morning . but we are not done just yet, even better chance of more

widespread and heavy rain is in the forecast by friday night, especially saturday into saturday night with lingering showers, sunday into monday. this one is going to be the atmospheric river, but on the low end of the scale, bringing beneficial impacts to the bay area. and a lot of snow with a winter storm watch in effect for the high sierra, anywhere from 6 inches to 5 feet of snow, as you go up in elevation. quick look at temperatures, mostly 50s to 60 in san jose. tonight, chilly, a mix of 30s and 40s, and highs tomorrow, increasing clouds overhead, not very warm, about 4 to 5 degrees below normal. there is our next alert day, on saturday, things don't change much. sunday , slightly better day for trying to do something outside , be flexible with your outdoor plans. reed?

still ahead, making a huge difference in the bay area, and how money is going to those in need. and a reminder, watch us anytime, anywhere, on our cbs news bay area app. catch all our live casts and news and weather throughout

we thank you so much. we know you've been coming together in a big way for our bay area family food drive. at contra costa and solano , you know, when you talk about food insecurity, there are a lot of statistics, and we want to bring one to light. imagine six around your holiday table, and if one of six, is somebody who experiences food insecurity in your community, and the people here at the food bank of contra costa and solano are doing something about that to make sure all six get fed. joining us now is pleasant hill mayor, michael harris. why are you here today? >> over the last 18 years we've had a community service day, and one of the primary things that we've done is collect food for the needy. we have collected over 20 tons of food, and it's represented by this check. and the various

meals it will provide for those who are in need. >> you have a partneme coming together as a community to pay it forward is a joy for us. >> indeed, we need each other. cassidy? this is the check. tell us how this check for $16,566 will help people out there. >> this check will make a tremendous difference, over 33,000 meals will be secured. this will make a huge difference. >> 33,000 meals, and taking that number and really breaking it down, think about 33,000 moments that stomachs will be filled, knowing that someone loves them, that our community. still ahead, making the holidays brighter for others. how one bay area fire department is giving back to our community.

we are about to go up in this dolphin helicopter which is used for law enforcement and search and rescue for the coast guard. it's all coming up on cbs evening news.

coming up at 5:00, a series of storms are coming on the way , and tomorrow will be a nice boost for our water supply . more on where our water reservoir stand so far, that story more with ryan yamamoto and liz cook at 5:00.

one bay area fire department is helping families in need for christmas. they hosted their annual toy drive. through the end of the year they are making sure communities have a they need on christmas morning. >> it gives our members a chance to meet the public and hear their stories of why they like to donate to the fire department. all kinds of interesting stories come in, and it gives us a chance to take these donations to our local nonprofits to make sure these get out to our local areas. >> drop off new, unwrapped toys , gift cards, or donate online. i am woefully inefficient at getting my christmas shopping done. >> i think we are mostly done. there are things you realize you haven't gotten yet, and we are like, we have to take care of that here it >> when holiday cards start to show up, i am like geez, we

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