they have no remorse. they do not care. they have not learned their lesson. >> now at 11, clergy abuse

survivors and their advocates taking the fight to expose priests at the doorstep. why a survivor is working against the clock to unver the the catholic church megood evening, advocates fig survivors in oakland to make it in february of 2019, the diocese relisted a leasofe up until the 19s. now, survivorto pand the list. ey nameinuding all of them are predators associated with the diocese of oakland we spoke with an abuse survivor who was encouraging the kids to come forward before time runs out. betty, i know that the window to file a suit is actually closing by the end of the year? kpix that is right at any victim of childhood sexual abuse can bring a civil suit regardless of how long ago that abuse take took place by new year's eve. it takes most of

it and years if not decades to speak up. he wants them to do so while there is still time. >> reporter: joey piscitelli says he was first molested when he was playing pool at a catholic school in richmond. he was 14 years old. he said the abuse by a priest went on for more than a year and a half. and when i think the most chronic side effect i deal with is insomnia and triggering flashbacks. nightmares and sexual abuse ard e for thatjo vivid. as survs netwk of th vis l ag e >> first of all, most kids who are abused do not come forward for at least 25 to 30 years. that is why you are seeing all of these lawsuits being filed

later. so, the victims or survivors suffer a multitude of aftereffects. it is everything from triggering to alcoholism to criminal activity to inability to have relationships. >> reporter: joey says he knows there are far more abusers and victims that are publicly known. his organization held a press conference to unveil a list of east bay priest and other members that have been accused of sexual abuse against children. >> we have found in northern california 687 unique abusers who wandered through 537 parishes. it is an amazing statistic. it means that no place was safe. >> snap has compiled a list of 227 names er e letter for nday, theyre bishop michael barber to a driver outside the cathedral of christ the light.

>> reporter: in 2019 they created a three-year period for victims of childhood sexual abuse to come forward, even if there statute of limitations have ended. >> i got a call the other day from a victim who is 70. he has never come forward before. so, that is not unusual. so, my message to victims , you have a chance to get some kind of indication. i would take it while the window is still open. >> reporter: they told kpix that considers all misconduct allegations by clergy to be serious and is reviewing the list of clergy members from snap or the diocese says it also has had policies in a formal process of reviewing and responding to allegations in place for many years. sarah? >> reporter: these stories are always so haunting when we talk about them, anything involving children is so difficult to hear that. i wonder what happened with joey's own case? i know his story started many,

many years ago, as you mentioned in your piece. and when he says his abuse started in the 70s. he won his civil case in 2006. and then he won his appeal in 2010, but he also said that the priest accused of abusing him is still working with the church in berkeley today. >> all right. thank you so much for that important story. we appreciate it. now we turn to a big rake through in the bay area. he could actually change the entire world. it happened at the lawrence livermore lab. the scientist produced the most fusion reaction in a lab setting data can be a huge deal when it comes to clean energy. print one week in advance fusion energy. we can use it to produce clean electricity. transportation tools, power heavy industry, so much more. >> in case you were wondering what is energy actually is, brian hackney explains for us. >> reporter: first, this is fusion inaction. okay , weird. next, here is vision used in all existing nuclear power

plants. fission is the splitting of uranium and plutonium. think of alka-seltzer. fission is breaking apart and expanding it unfortunately breaks apart into toxic nuclear waste which we still do not quite know what to do with. today's announcement, fusion, the opposite of fission. forcing something together instead of bringing it apart. forcing together the fuel , hydrogen isotopes. something we have been doing for ever. actually, the son has. a fusion reaction at the core of the sign fuses hydrogen atoms into helium. fo4 years. so, why not put the sun in a little bottle on earth. we have been trying. it is not easy. the hard part is getting temperatures of about 150 million degrees without melting everything in the fusion labs and slamming

hydrogen isotopes into each other with unimaginable violence. >> the feel for fusion is not plutonium, it is not uranium, it is right there. >> seawater, it is loaded with hydrogen. >> reporter: you can get as much energy out of a single glass of seawater as you can out of a barrel of oil. isn't that easy? >> not really. we actually need isotopes of hydrogen. >> one isotope is abundant. the other is not easy. there is only about 44 pounds of it on earth. so, again, not easy to >> reporter: remember, in a fusion reactor, fuel supply is not radioactive, there is no greenhouse emissions, there is no toxic nuclear waste, there is no meltdown risk. so, why haven't we done this before? we have. fusion reactions have been issued a number of times, but they have always needed much more energy to smash the atoms together in the end they have produced an output power.

the holy grail has always been to produce more energy then you use in creating the energy. now that we have seemed to achieve that, the goal is to keep a fusion reaction going in a sustainable and collab foa riodof time. after all, if the sun can do it, why can't we? i am science editor brian hackney, kpix 5 news. >> if he thought that was complicated, wait until you hear about -- no, i'm just getting geared mlb, this is a big deal for the giants . that is why you are here in the newscaster >> big deal for the giants? figure for baseball. this is the biggest reagent guide not named aaron judge. you know this guy, you have covered them before. when i cover travel to puerto rico when he went back there. he was a nice guy when he played for the astros. his wife is very nice. it is a

great catch for the giants. >> the folks at home are saying who is he burn? >> giants fan, from losing out on the aaron judge sweepstakes, how about carlos herrera for a soft landing. the giants start shortstop have agreed on a 13 year contract worth 350 million. korea was regarded as dg he was the champion with the used in arrows. this is the most money ever spent on in infielder. just like that, the giants are having a blockbuster off-season. it earlier today, they added ross strickland of the blue jays to go along with the signing of sean minaya. they re-signed jock peterson earlier in free agency. 22 home runs, 64 rbi and 136 games for correa last visitors of our ministry agency, teams have spent more than $3 billion in salary. wow!

>> that is a lot of money. >> 155 home run since 2016. he has some pop. the question is, what you do with brandon crawford? >> we will see if it all right, thank you. still ahead tonight, a city hall showdown. san francisco leaders going broke against the mayor to fight the drug crisis and one of the youngest mayors in the bay area is no political newbie. me the man trying to change the way we see politics. also, rupaul and ed sheeran are tonight's guest on the late show with stephen colbert.

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tonight there is something of a showdown at san francisco city hall over a deadly crisis. more than 1800 people have died of opioid overdoses in the city since the start of 2020. now, it is not unusual to see entire city blocks lined with people openly using drugs. tonight, a group of supervisors are going against the mayor pushing a plan to open sites where people can use drugs while supervised. the tenderloin service center which was open to help the unhoused of people who were using drugs closed last week. it was not advertised as a safe injection site, but people can use in a fenced off area

outside and people showed up. got more than 100,000 visits. supervisors say something needs to fill the gap now that it is closed. they want to open wellness hats where people can use drugs in a supervised setting. they are illegal under state and federal law. still, supporters told john ramos too many lives are at risk. >> reporter: a week after the only safe injection site was shut down, community activist called out the department of help for not offering any alternatives at a time when people are dying. >> seymour is called the mayor of the tenderloin because of how he is involved in his community. he said he now closed tenderloin center was not originally intended to be a place where drugs were used. the idea, this was not to be a safe injection site, overnight it turned into one. >> reporter: the plan was to create a number of wellness hubs around the city where attics could consume the drugs

and be monitored to prevent overdoses. in one year the tenderloin center prevented over 300 deaths. now that the center has closed, seymour and a lot of other people feel betrayed. >> the city of san francisco, you lied to us. you out right lied to us. you said you would support this effort. it >> reporter: those who had been quiet about supporting the wellness clubs were told the plan has been canceled. >> since that time, the mayor closed the tenderloin center with no replacement. now, we know , thanks to people speaking out, at least two sites the mayor has bought from opening. >> there is not an alternative plan to this plan. the reason we have all been silent up to this point is because we have been told, behind closed doors, the plan is honda center's. okay, good, we are done with that said let's do that. we will do that. so, what has

changed? >> reporter: with the city's attorney offices saying the barrier is a legal one. they are waiting for the justice department to develop rules for the city to lawfully create safe consumption sites. the protesters in the department of public health you it was illegal when they set up the tenderloin center as a place to prevent deaths. >> the biden administration has not engaged in prosecuting anyone. i think when life and death are at stake, i think we have to take risks sometimes. now it is a time to take that risk. >> reporter: as for seymour, he says he will continue to help however he can. the feeling has changed. >> it is a lack of trust now. i have just got to understand how they roll. i thought i understood the city , but the problem is that i don't. i am disappointed. i'm disappointed the city would do this. let's talk a little bit about weather. i know you would make fun of me. i was out in san francisco tonight.

it is just, the cold stings. >> it is chilly. it is going to be called for the bay area later on tonight. we are not going to set any records but it will only be about five to 10 degrees below average. it is not as bad as it could be. >> breaking news, winter is cold. >> in december is kind of cold. tonight will prove that. take a look at what you need to know. another freeze warning that goes into effect at 1:00 a.m. continuing through 9:00 a.m. to four in the part of the bay area, clear and cold overnight. it will stay dry for the rest of the week. some passing clouds overhead. not going to squeeze any moisture out of those clouds. the high temperatures in the afternoons will be staying below normal, just a consistent pattern through the rest of the weekend into the weekend. chilly to cold mornings and cool afternoons., clear skies out there. temperatures are already dropping off into the 30s in concord, livermore, and santa rosa. it is getting is already in oakland for 47 degrees downtown is the least called spot on the map. later on tonight temperatures in the will reach down to around raising criticalness spots

dipping down to the upper 20s. around the bay and along the coast it is mostly going to be in the mid to upper 30s for the temperature linear freezing, cold enough for a freeze warning for those inland valleys with the temperatures dropping down to slightly below freezing. picture any outdoor animals have a warm place to stay the night. we are not under a frost advisory or scee0 the highs tomo was such a cold start, there is only so much that december sunshine can do to heat up the atmosphere to amateurs will end up five degrees below average for that puts us in the low 50s, right along 50 in the coast and low to mid 50s on the peninsula in the south end of the bay with mostly 50s in the santa clara valley encoding 55 in san jose beloved defendant in the east bay. a good five degrees below normal there. also, low 50s around the bay in san francisco and oakland. in the late low

50s for the north bay. the further south you go a couple degrees warmer. again, below normal. the temperatures are on the warmer and, 36 for windsor at st. helena. that is as far as we will go. we will see temperatures remaining consistent bba degree or two worth of warm-up on thursday and friday with the weak offshore winds trying to heat up a little bit. weekend forecast brings us plenty of sunshine and good travel conditions for a change. had up to tahoe to take advantage of the powder. more cloud coverage in monday and tuesday. at this point, it is still low rain chances in that timeframe. we will keep you updated. it is not impossible that we will get a few more showers before christmas arrives at the end of next week, the following weekend. >> straight into sports. 49ers, the count is six in a row. they're looking for 7. he has had 175 home runs, shortstop carlos correa is not a free agent anymore. some pop and star appeal to oracle park for a long time. coming up, if you

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>> they need to do something that they do not get judge, that hurts. go out and get the second guest guy out there. no trade clause. 13 years? he will be 41 by the time he is done as a lifelong giant. baseball up top. the giants are making a free agent splash. they handed out the richest contract ever for an infielder. carlos correa is coming to san francisco. here are the numbers. 13 years, $350 million but he was regarded as a top free-agent superstar behind aaron judge. he spent last season with the twins. before that, he was a world series champion with the houston astros. 22 home runs, 64 rbi and one 36 games as a twin. where do they put brandon crawford? so, like that, the giants have a blockbuster off-season. earlier today, they added raw stripling , formerly of the blue jays to go along with the signing of sean mineo. they added mitch henegar and re-signed jock peterson earlier in free agency. nfl and the 49ers

today practiced at levi stadium tonight. quarterback brock purdy was limited because of oblique and rib issues. he made a gametime decision before the seattle game. kyle shanahan said debo samuel will likely mess around three weeks with and ankle injuries. there are four games left in the regular season. nba, the box , steph curry and the warriors. the last two champions in milwaukee. first quarter is down 10. terry had a three. he let the ref no and said some magic words. he drew a technical. steve kerr was not having it. he drew a technical. the warriors were called for 6. there were nine indicated meanwhile giannis antetokounmpo does makes it look effortless. he scored 30, no stopping not. the they shot well early. it was a three on three. see that guy over there? get rid of him. the fan

got ejected. they said this fan threatened his life. i wonder what he paid for his sleep warriors lost the game 128-111. third straight road loss. they have a 2-12 record away from home. they hosted the coyotes and they were taking some shots. credit equal to hurdle. 33 shots on goal tonight. it was nico sturm who tapped in the loose change. they will take on the kings in l.a. on saturday. they took on croatia in the world cup semi's. watch the foot work involved. he has already scored a goal . then, his second goal of the game. in that textbook? argentina won at 3-0 advanced to sunday's world cup final will they will face either france or morocco.

the top story tonight, the correa deal will take off some anxiety. he is the head of the baseball operations. >> thank you. we appreciate it. the east bay

the city of hercules has a new mayor tonight. he is only 25 years old. as wilson walker reports, yardley spent half of his life in politics. >> reporter: he is about as hometown as you can get. go eagles. go titans for hercules high school. this is the home town. >> reporter: for alex walker griffin, hercules has been one big part of his life . another has been politics.

>> 13 i started working on my ha stay engaged. mygranher, my grandmother myve really honed in on knowing who your elected officials are. i would go to council meetings when i was 17 and voicing the concerns. >> reporter: now at the age of 25, he is set to become the mayor of the town he grew up in. >> thank you my friend, i appreciate it. >> reporter: it is proved that young people are increasingly involved in politics . he attributes his success to trying to be a new kind of politician. >> i think one way that i have been able to just differentiate on how elected officials operate is on my business, i have my cell phone number. the same number i have had since i am 11 years old. you can text or call, it really does not matter but i do not mind it one bit. i want people to know that there elected official is there for them. >> reporter: that means being there for a city that he clearly likes to brag about the majority and minority bedroom community nestled on the bay. >> take a look at these beauties. all of these

businesses on this row are majority and minority owned. it is an awesome place to be in an awesome place to grow. using the community here every single day. it is just an inspiring city all around. so, i do take a lot of pride in living here. >> reporter: walker griffin was always interested in politics. he was not always sure he wanted to be a politician. >> i told myself i would be a professional skateboarder. >> reporter: now he will be the mayor of hercules. are you excited? >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: it does not even feel real. >> i woke up this morning, i was walking my dogs and i was thinking to myself. holy cow. if you call out sick you might as well find anothe

when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you.

so many people have been calling out sick lately. maybe you felt some extra pressure to show up to work. apparently one olive garden in kansas is no exception. the manager there got in trouble for trying to make sure employees came to work the manager reportedly sent out this message to be staffing if you are sick, you can come prove it to us. if your dog died, you need to bring him in and prove it to us. what? the manager also wrote that they worked at the olive garden for 12 years and never missed a day. sounds like a fun person at parties. they also said they even showed

up on time when they got in a car crash and totaled their car. the manager is out of a job. the owner of olive garden told cbs money watch have officially parted ways saying we strive to provide a caring and respectful risk place. >> what is the same time you catch more flies with honey than vinegar? what do you want to be a positive manager? make people want to show up to their job? i don't know. i am not a manager, so i don't know. >> with covid, do you know how many sick days i have taken my entire time in this market? >> probably not many. - [announcer] the following is a paid commercial program for ideal prostate plus sponsored by trusted thera botanics. (gentle music) are you spending too much time in the bathroom? suffer from urgency and frequency you can't control? do you get up more than once a night?