>>now at 11:00, the rain is not quite done with us yet, but it will be done by the time ou hit the road in the morning. > deck in oakland over the last few months, to reduce crime, but is the approach working not again. another game, another serious injury to a key player for the 49ers. we will see if they won the game anyway. better. >> fans celebrating christmas with the careers, as they give back this holiday season.good evening. the bay area. not quite out of the woods yet. here is how the roads look not too long ago. wet and potentially danger. as we go through the bridges toght as well. >> here is a live look at a few of them, at the

and l a litt raincong down, biwh will be ndincommute weing in darren peck. >> i went to that out of the gate. no rain after sunrise. we got issues tonight. >> bold of you, by the way. >> we are right in the center of this storm right now, and you can tell that, because you can see the circulation of it, just from looking at the radar. on first alert doppler, everything is rotating around this center right here, this is also where you can get some of your most active weather, because you have higher levels of instability here. there are thundeorms with us down in the santa cruz mountains. the national weather service has actually put out a special weather statement at 11:30, to ra awareness that the storm's down here will have me small hail, possible lightning and thunder being heard. the rain is sitting

down there, it's like right in the center of all of this, but it is not that way everywhere but the santa cruz mountains getting much more oppressive weather than the majority of us. however, if we take this throughthe remainder of tonight, watch how long it takes. we have got to get througthe next 6 to 7 hours, before the blast -- the last of the showers starts to quiet down but that happens around here by 5:00 a.m. and by sunrise. we have another look at the forast , because there is a chance for more rain and we will not talk about this one yet either. i will see you in a couple of minutes. a place to see warm and dry this week in vallejo, and overnightwarming shelter will be available monday through thursday night, located at the community center. open from 8:30 tonight until 7:00 in the morning. the 49ers picked up another big wind today, over tom brady came at a cost, with an injury to a key offense of weapon.

rn glenn has the details. >raise your hand if you have had black purdy out playing tbrady on sunday. now tell ttruth. 49ers six street win a spoiled brady's return to the bay area and purdy stole the show. the 49er rookie through for 185 yards and two touchdowns, with no interceptions. the other one a first career rushing touchdown and became the first quarterback to ever be ready in his career first start. >> for real, just standing uys , staffing up on stuff, to have respect for what i did today was pretty cool. i won't lie. >> being a little kid watching that guy throughout all the years, winning super bowls, and then at the end, i thought that was pretty cool. >> i think he understands his

role, he doesn't need to be superman. you know, he does have to be himself and that has proven to be pretty good. >> now the bad news, diva samuel left the game with an ankle injury. it's not broken the sprain could sidel him until the playoffs. greg and brian? >> back to you. san francisco, san jose, and oakland have all released their new crime stats for the year starting with san francisco. homicid this year are almost exactly where we were last year. san jose with a population of 100,000 more than sentences go, is reporting 19fewer homicide with a current total of 35. almost half as many people living in oakland reporting nevertheless more than double the number of icides, currentat 113. the disparity in homicide rates

, nothing new to oakland police but the last few months, they have gone with an all hands on d approach to try to suppress violent crime. >> while police say the approach is working, da lin breaks down the numbers to see if the streets of oakland are any safer. >> reporter: there are two ways to look at oakland's crime numbers.the glass half-fu wd be progress made. homicides and shootings are @d police report for january, in the same period last year, 129 homics. that is a 12% reduction . overallshootings also decline by 23% , more than 2400 shootings this year, compared to about 3200 shootings last year. investigatosay this year's

homicides are due to gang conflihe also lamed the amount of guns in the streets. officers confiscated over 1300 guns this year. that is just the tip of the iceberg. take a drive down international boulevard. in late of denver, the police partment has staff in east oakland and south oakland, with more officers ntown to curb the violence. east oakland has the most shongs and killings, and the west oakland downtow area hregressed and seen a big jump in homicides this year. with the staffing shortage, only 699 officers have told the increased patrols are done through mandatory overtime, and pulling officers from other assignments to focus on gang suppression and gun violence. while the numbers are turning in the right direction, oakland is by far still the most violent city in the region. it has more homicides than san francisco and san jose much more populous .

>> reporteto give you a better perspective, these are the homicide numbers for the last 16 years. 148 killings since 2016, the highest in two decades. 1 2017 and 18 and saw some of the lowest numbers, both years, with 75 homicides. the numbers spiked in the pandemic years, 134 homicides in2021. and up to december 4th of this year, 113 homicid oakland will have a new mayor in the new year, the focus will liky remain the same. solving the decades-old crime problem i'm da lin, kpix 5. new fencing is set to be installed around the area that was once a homeless encampment near san jose's minetta airport. they meant, originally developed -- set up on

undevped land south of the airport was cleared in september after the faa said it was a safety risk for planes. many of the residents of then cleared. the city says they -- will install a fence around the moving in. p people from still ahead, tonight, some of our most essential workers, but, they are often overlooked. how one group is bringing medi help directly to farmwork in the field. then, the big financial decision looming in the not-too-distant future. and, we will tell you why holiday trains and chinese dragons were marching together in san

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like farmworkers from accessi modern technology, today, a new mobile resource center unveiled to bring them into the mon era. >> john ramos shows us how. >> reporter: the san mateo coast is fine country, but those who work these fields have a tough time accessing basic services to live a normal life. so, one half moon bay nonprofit figured if you can't get the farmworkers to the services, bring the services to the farm. >> reporter: the field at half moon bay sit quiet and empty, but at harvesttime the area is bustling with farmworkers. join gimenez works with them but says they live far different lives than most of >> they see a physician may be

every 3 to 5 years. there are farmworkers that haven't seen a dentist in over 10 years. >> reporter: gimenez works for a nonprofit social services group , and about 18 months ago, he had an idea to take the getting directly out to the became reality. this is the equ express, a custom farmworkers services center on wheels. partnering with life-sciences companies, they put everything in a single bus that can be driven to the field. >>when we see the project we tk we will get a ton of space, we weren'tsure the bus would work so we went out looking for a double deck . >> reporter: downstairs, the bus features two small spaces for private telehealth appointments. upstairs, there

is a room devoted to mental health therapy. something gimenez says is desperately nee. >> 98% of the farm working community, suffer from dression. 98%. how do we address that? we bring resources to them. directly to >> reporter: perhaps ththin ise farmworkers have no access to the internet at all. so, the bus features a space with a laptop computer, and big-screen so that classes can be eld on everything from health practices, to cultural arts. >> technology and wi-fi is a luxury for the farmworker can immunity, and very hard to access. being able to do things like telehealth, being able to do zoom, visiting family across conference call doesn't really happen that easy , as it does for you and i were everythinghas chaged and @piv struggling with that. >> reporter: the plan is for bus to travel five days per week, making regular stops at

farms from pescadeo to pacifica. for gimenez, it is literally a dream come true. >> now, we are connecting the world to the farmworkers. the people that feed us. you can see how dreams and goals do appen. it's happening. it's happening right here. half moon bay. >> reporte: in half moon bay, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the equity express has been cted at a cost of $250,000. the nonprofit is seeking other corporate sponsors to help support and sustain the project. and maybe add a second bus. >> what a weekend . things will change. >> this is such a goods dorm. inch and a half of rain so far, we got local snow . let me show you what it looked like at the montlake observatory, today, that is on mt. hamilto, and they shared this video,

this was in the morning. it had tomorrow, when we have blue .- afternoon, take a look toward - the east, down there in the valleyyou can see snow, a light dusting of snow up on the hest peaks. northbay ntains are getting some, too. if we switch back over to the weather computer from here, this is what the storm looks like this afternoon. here is calirnia outlined underneath the clouds. look at how beautiful that is. you can see the circulation in the center of it right there. the reason why we are getting snow and thunderstorms, those two things in the middle. you get the - most instability and coldest through in three chapters. hs what it looks like now on the satellite, but if we just look at when we got the bulk of the rain, that was on saturday, that was when we were on the leading edge of it. it looks totally different, it behaved totally different. widespread, steady, heavy rain. that did the lion share of the work in that first inch and a

half. than yesterday, scattered showers and we are getting the final chapter right here. that the area of low pressure, 10: spin, right in the middle of it, it is like the engine driving all of this and we are right in the center. when we take a look at it on st alert doppler, it looks totally different than saturday did. we have got isolated thundershowers, with occasional thunderstorms, we are getting light snow, that is the purple down here, and, a good little downpour over here on the east bay shores. hayward, castro valley, san leandro. you can see, there is castro valley getting some decent rain, now, this extends up to san leandro. we are not all getting that, and that is the way it will go for the rest of the night. spotty, on-again off-again, don't be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder in the distance.there is going to be some small hail possible with us. then, what's the tim. once we get to right around sunriseit is done. by

about 5:00 a.m., we will have clouds to start the day tomorrow they will clear out by cold. morning lows tomorrow into the lower 40s. but if 30s. however, it will get a lot colder on tuesday morning when the skies clear out. this is n the real cold sets in. santa rosa goes down to 28 for the morning low. we will not all be that cold, but for comparison, there will be a lot of middle and upper 30s. so, ycan put the umbrella away after tonight, then you want to go back and find that heavy jacket because the next few days will be chili. daytime highs into the middle and upper 50s. in terms of the next storm, it is no longer a threat for wednesday and thursday. but, a small chance of rain still on saturday and sunday. we were able to shave off the first two days but there is still a chance we get some rain. this does not look super impressivbut there is a shot some rain perhaps on saturday ansunday. i don't think there is much coming with that even when we get is thomas but we will give it some time to play out. this was the main event and it did us a huge favor in a number of ways. guys, back over to you. >> thanks. @ thousands of k

new toys tonight because of today's chinaton winter wonderland event in san mourning for the annual event, which brings toys in a day of fun to kids in the community. there were train rides, bounce houses, and of course, there wa santa. awesome, during wintertime, to be able to be out , i guess it is means that people are feeling very generous, and giving up their time, and making people happy. it's great. >> there were train rides and bounce houses, and of course, i am reading the same copy i read before. there, finally, is santa . >> a big area tradition for many families, warriors star stecurry and aisha curry coming to the bridge, gift, games, ice-skating rink, photo o and a chance to meet

steph curry. >> growingup, you hope you can one day play for the nba, the wnba, that's what the kids need today. >> reporter: the annual event is a part of the curry eat, learn, play organizatiowhich focuses on feeding families and promoting literacy. after the break, farm officials sounding the alarm over budget. details on the

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still trying to recover from the pandemic and loown, as a ridership on b..t. have not fully bounce back yet.'s but because it hasn't bounced back it has left a hole in their budget. when rgency federal money runs out in two years, they are tough decisions. devon feeley takes a look at what those might be. > b.a.r.t., and other transit agenci in the bay area are challenge. > reporter: b.a.r.t. relies oriders for two thirds of its operating budget. if they

don't return and that revenue is not replaced somehow, the rater is hole in its budget, estimateto be anywhere from 150 million, to $300 million per year. >> we have a high percentage of fixed cost, because we have 50 stations that are going to people are writing once an hour or once every 10 minutes. >> reporter: during the pandemic, many employees were first forced to work from home, and many of them have never returned, at least not full-time. b.a.r.t. ridership curtly hovers around 40% of pre-pandemic levels. >> downtoware suffering duringthe day, smaller and medium businesses are recovering, >>reporter: b.a.r.t. is planning for a future with fewer writers and less revenue, and the prospect of dramatic deep cuts to service, maybe no trainsat all on the weekend, but he does not feel that is

the answer. >> we don't think we can cut service to the point where we can meet these more dire predictions for revenue we need to find a new revenue source that does not rely on riders. >> reporter: it is not entirel clear what that new source of revenue might be. increased government funding? a tax? or, how much appetite there is to fund a vitally important, but vastly underutilized transit @ >> if you think that public transportation matters, for the sake of the planet, for the convenie and functioning of our region, then yes. we are facing some really tough decisions. >> reporter: devon feeley, kpix 5. billion in federalfunding to stay afloat through 2025 fix to either make deep cuts or -f when

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for this since the dawn of time. it means that fusion, which is much cleaner than fission, which fuels all our nuclear power plants, finally puts out more energy than it took to actually fuse hydrogen it could mean a clean nuclear energy supply with no carbon emissions. which is just what need as we are staring down global warming. but, it will not happen overnight. it could t decades. the report also saithat the u.s. energy secretary, supposed to visit the lab later this week to announce the findings. nasa's is is crafted splashdown offthe coast of baja califor. and unmanned test flight around the moon with the help of three manikins on board , to test for radiation and things like that but they were able to test out the harsh environment of deep space during the flight and

demonstrate that the council could make a safe return back to earth's atmosphere. >> we are on our path to getting that base on the moon, to getting the understanding we need to go on to mars, and doing the science that is front nd center. >> getting to mars is also decades away. nasa will now use the data collected to choose the crew for the artemis 2 it could take off as soon as 2024. it would not be to land on the moon, just a orbited. today's splashdown, by the way, years ago, when we landed on 0 the moon for the last time in 1972. here, in the bay area, people gathered to watch the splashdown in oakland, after , kids had a chance to build their own space capsules and testthem to see if they would survive a landing of their own. a nasa scientist working on the artemis mission was th

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we end on a cute note dend. check out this dog at a daycare in iowa. he apparently because he got on security footage pulling the fire alarm. employees did not know what was happening, no sign of elieve one of their four-leggfriends had actually managed to pull that alarm. >> he got to meet the fire department. >> she didn't seem scared at @ freaking out , but she was just bouncing around, bouncing to the fire alarm and pushed in, pulled it down, and that was it. >> so cute. as you can see, he was not able to escape punishment completely. seems like she got the message, does not seem proud of her actions, but i hope she had fun. >> if you expect a fire alarm

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one win away from clenching the nfc west. it cost them a key injury, but they're going to enjoy this one. tom brady, the goat, back home against brock purdy in his first nfl start. the stage not too big for purdy he finds george kittle for a 1s down to keep the drive alive. the 49ers in the red zone. the next play, purdy to deebo samuel. he barreled in for a touchdown, and opens the scores brady and the buccaneers had to figure out the number one defense. had it working here as