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attacking paul pelosi in his san francisco home. plus, shockwaves after the death of a star dj and dancer. how he is serving as a tragic example. people who see full happiness could be suffering inside. >> first, they have gotten help from the county. these not a campers could be forced out. why time could be running out for a vehicle encampment home to dozens of people. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich and for sarah tonight. residents living in cars and motorhomes hoping this will not be the last they have a place to call home today received conducting notices. one thing they may have to leave by tomorrow morning. andrea joins us. she has turned a lot of residents were simply worried that they will have no place to go. is that

the truth? >> reporter: yeah, they have always had a few motorhomes along the side heth community has grow siicere last co for the most part they have been left alone they have you received help from the county. they are worried this might be ending tomorrow. these are the motorhomes that line novato. some of the resident s have been here for years but others have just found this place months ago. and when i have been here six or seven months. it is very peaceful. a lot of thieves going on pretty have to look out for her stuff. but other than that, everybody gets along. >> reporter: he used to park his motorhome in petaluma to be closer to his mother. he says his vehicle was constantly tagged and ultimately told to leave. >> there are no spots that are like this that we can just sit for free. none of us have nothing did you know? some of

us are disabled, we cannot work you know? old and broken. >> reporter: his neighbor did not want to be on camera but showed us a notice that was posted next to has been recently. a notice from the department of fish and wildlife says to vacate in 72 hours citing this area is only open from sunrise to sunset and there is no camping by an ecological reserve. on the other hand, this notice from the marine county sheriff's department says fencing work will be done by the residents are not required to move. residents says the county has been working with them to provide portable restrooms and josh collection services once a week. we are just trying to get along. they are going out of their way to help. >> reporter: his ultimate wishes to be able to move ave. >> we have nowhere else to go. what would we do? then where would we be? you know? we would be in a tent somewhere. you know? that is a step down. we are trying to go a step the other way.

>> we reach out to the department of fish and wildlife. they have not gotten back to us at this hour. juliet? >> it is heartbreaking. we also know we are going into the cold night tonight leading into the weekend. has there been an effort to move them into permanent housing? to find some sort of solution? >> reporter: they say county workers have been going to that area to try and find a more stable housing. he was telling me he really needs that kind of help because those residents don't have the money to pay first month and last month rent and security deposit that they really need some help to transition. >> yeah. absolutely. not only that, but warm close too to whether the night as well. thank you. many bay area cities are grappling with whether to invest more in shelters or permanent housing. shelters are an impermanent reserve to get people off the street and they

are not the answer for everyone. we have seen it during the sweeps in oakland at the wood street camp and in san jose near columbus park. some campers end up moving back or somewhere nearby because they do not want the restrictions of a shelter or they do not have anywhere to put their stuff. this shows us how one shelter in berkeley has a very unorthodox way to get people through its doors by changing the entire experience. >> reporter: in a small tent in southwest berkeley, jamie is strumming his guitar. one of the few things he has left from his former life. >> living on the streets as . it is daily, physical torture that grinds a person down mentally and emotionally. >> in the last two years he has been in and out of shelters. >> reporter: that turned out to be another nightmare. >> they kick you out at 5:00 in the morning. you've got to take all of your stuff with you. >> reporter: then he stumbled

on a new, unconventional option that allows residents to pitch their tents in the middle of a warehouse. it is away from the elements and the danger of street life. >> i do not have to lug around a 40 or 50 or 60 pound backpack all day. >> reporter: it is a pilot program called horizon transitional village run by dorothy day house. it is a nonprofit servicing the homeless. robbie montoya is its executive director. >> after 43 years of working in social services , i had experienced so many things in the shelter system that do not work. >> reporter: the first thing she did was treat residents like adults. >> telling a 50-year-old homeless individual that they have to be in by 8:00 or 9:00 in the evening does not work. >> reporter: the second thing was to stop pretending she had all the answers. >> hey, good morning. we fe wewould want that? now whats >> reporter: she decided to think outside the tent. no

curfews, few restrictions and complete autonomy over their personal space. there is also on-site storage, a lounge area, and even a pool table. >> this public space is give people an opportunity to acclimate, again, at their own time into more of a social gathering. >> reporter: it seems to be working. one third of the resident s have been placed in permanent housing. almost all of them have the medical benefits. for jamie, it was the solution he had been seeking. >> finally a commonsense approach to working with people. >> reporter: the first round of participants is scheduled to move into a converted hotel by the end of the year when the lease for the warehouse and . the program has been so successful robbie is already looking for a more permanent location. >> you have to give people the freedom to make their own choices and to rise to the challenge.

>> reporter: helping people get back on their feet by putting a roof over their tent. sonoma county just approved $4 million in funding for short-term and long-term housing. san mateo county leaders also approved $2.4 million to keep shelters of rote and find services for the homeless. >> there is a huge homeless population that we do not see on the streets. they are in the car, they are on hard times they do not have mental issues or drug issues. they have just lost their job and it is very sad. i think those are the hidden homeless. >> heartbreaking story tonight. many people are shocked and saddened after hearing of the suicide of stephen "twitch" boss pay the 40-year-old professional dancer rose to fame on the show, "so you think you can dance". he was a dj on ellen. stephen boss had the nickname twitch because he just stopped moving. emotional

tributes and outpouring reaction is flooding social media. the posts are from family and friends. they are from fans. twitch shot himself in a los angeles hotel room yesterday. his wife allison issued a statement saying he was the backbone of their family and the best husband and father. those he worked with had this to say. >> he was a positive, shining ray of light. he walked in and he would light up a room with his positivity and his big personality. >> days before his suicide he was posting photos of his weddlove for his wife as they celebrated their ninth anniversary. news of his death comes at a time where health officials say there has been an alarming rise in firearm suicides. take note. if you or someone you know is struggling you can call or text 988. that is the national suicide in crisis hotline. it is available to the everyone. it is available 24 hours a day.

is still ahead tonight. the weapon that was used to attack paul pelosi brought out in court. i prosecutors say the governor and a high-profile actor were also targets. later, he spent much of his life in the hospital d not even five years old. a special christmas a price for a boy and his family that rally around him. later in sports, did you happen to see this? as if they could not be any worse for the warriors on the road. steph curry pulled up in pain during the indiana pacers game. >> hard to watch there. harrison ford , jose andres are tonight guests on the late show with stephen colbert air.

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the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer in their san francisco home may have had other high-profile targets in mind as well. a san francisco police sergeant displayed the five pound hammer on the witness stand as he described taking david e pelosi home on october 28th. nancy pelosi was out of town at the time so investigators say he targeted her 82-year-old husband instead. the court also heard part of paul pelosi's 911 call that night.

testimony from a surgeon that interviewed david after his arrest. she said he gave her a list of his other targets including governor gavin newson. president biden's son hunter. actor and bay area native, tom hanks. she did not say whether police had any evidence of a plot against them. he has pleaded not guilty. his arraignment is set for december 28th. paul pelosi who had scolds surgery after the attack was spotted wearing a tall black hat today in d.c. he was at the hall of speakers by his winew portrait. now on to the drought. recent storms created a healthy snowpack in the sierra. e southerncaliforniaansnow pi the san bernardino mountains. however, it just is not enough to wash away the drought. the nation's largest water supplier just declared a drought emergency for all of southern california.

that opens the door for mandatory water restrictions. early next year, 19 million people could be forced to cut down on their water use. the water district imports half of its water from the sierra nevada in colorado river. it has been so dry those water deliveries have hit record lows. all right. first alert weather now. we will see record lows in the winter. it is counterintuitive but it is happening. >> we are not going to set a new record low. the water supply is something that we are concerned about too. we get updates from the u.s. drought monitor. the latest situation tomorrow. an update from the prediction center with three months outlook for rainfall. likely that is going to look pretty similar to last year. we were doing okay through december but comptely to . is not e cawe will

happen thosarstill with us arnot substanttodrop any ho any warmth near ground level. let's take a look at the futurecast. the high clouds are mostly made of ice crystals. again, they just alter the sunshine during the daylight hours. we will see that tomorrow. the light offshore winds will push that thin it cloud cover further away from the bay area as we finish off the work week on friday. as we head into the work week as well. you should be plenty of sunshine it will be on the cool side. our rain chances will remain basically zero through the weekend and into early next week. that chance we have been talking about for tuesday has been pushed back to wednesday. the good news is the long-range forecast metals are converging on the possibility of some showers for part of the bay area north of the golden gate . that is wednesday into wednesday night. you might get more than a trace of rainfall, but that is about it as we get closer and closer to christmas. temperatures right now are dropping into the 30s and 40s but already a chilly night down to 36 degrees in santa rosa. you will level off in the upper

20s. most inland temperatures are around 30. mid to upper 30s another freeze warning e inlan few of those over the next two months. we are not going to be that cold, even by the bay area standards. about 5 to 10 degrees below average. ironically, the least cold spots, and francisco and oakland are going to be closest to record territory, three degrees above tomorrow mornings record low in the city. five degrees above d oakland. we will be 10 to 15 degrees above record low is. it could be a whole lot worse. high temperatures tomorrow. a degree or two warmer today. light winds will develop . that leaves a degree or two below normal for mid-december. most of us are in the mid-50s. the warmest spots are reaching up into the upper 50s. the seven day forecast does not bring us very many changes into the weekend into early next week. a little bit of a wobble to the daily temperature pattern. basically cool days. chilly nights. a little bit more cloud cover building and by tuesday and wednesday of next week. that chance of a couple of

showers north of the golden get on wednesday. it is the last day of the seven-day forecast. that is the first day of winter. maybe we can usher in the new season with a chance of rain. >> is straight ahead in sports. this time tomorrow night. are the 49 errors -- more game in indianapolis for the update on steph curry in two minutes. coming up

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lejust ay it on tv.i would say just icy hot and he will be okay. >> i saw steph curry pull up in the third quarter. i was gasping, so was everyone else. >> even his reaction. right? tran when he was in grave pain. what are we talking about? steph curry injured tonight. his health is the kind of thing that can make a 2-13 road record seems small. let's take it to indiana. before the pacers game to the action for the warriors are down by 20 in the second quarter. a turnover. the pacers made them pay the other way. tyrese halliburton from the deep. indiana led by as many as 25. but curry and the warriors have some dog in

them in the third. they muscled up this put back and he was fouled. about two minutes later , this happened. trying for the steel, he hurt his left shoulder. he left the game and did not return. he will have an mri tomorrow. fast forward to the fourth quarter. green is all over him. he is off-balance. he was given a technical for some magic words. a second technical send him to me showers his knight over. when myles turner did this, that just about did it. pacers won 175-119. the overall record is 3-13-14. here is coach on curry. >> he is in good spirits. we will hope for the best. this has been a tough start to the season . we are in a tough stretch. maybe it will get more tough if he is out for a

little while. i mean, if he is out, it will for sure get tougher. >> the 49ers, we will get a lot of answers tomorrow night at seattle. 5:15 kickoff. will they recover on four days rest? how thin is the defensive line question mark and brock purdy literally got it out and overcoming oblique injury and run this offense. purdy is likely to start. no one is expecting a three touchdown performance from him. on injuries? the rookie responded this way. >> i feel like this is part of the game. a lot of the guys have said welcome to the nfl in terms of you get ba bit. you four days. this is it. the best of the best fit for me, i look at it as a challenge. i get to prove to myself that i belong here and play here. i can do all of these things and the challenges of being banged up and having to go out and perform. >> the morocco world cup team with a big ask. they win the semi final game with france

down a goal. a bicycle kick that hit the post. he just missed tying the game. the run ended today . france wanted 2-0. they play argentina for the title on tuesday. all of my french comes back when i do those world cup highlights. with that i say -- still ahead. chbrboy not keep them healthy.

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welcome back. you hear the saying it takes a village to raise a child. for one bay area family at is essential. christopher junior is battling a rare medical condition . cj's village came together today to give him a very special christmas celebration. >> reporter: you would not know it by looking at him, not with that smile that just lights up his little face, but four-year-old cj has spent more time in and out of the hospital than most of us, if we are lucky, will in a lifetime. >> a lot of tearful nights. a lot of hospital tearful nights. >> reporter: brooklyn says he first got sick as an infant good for months they knew something was seriously wrong but did not have a diagnosis or a name for it yet. doctors eventually broke the news that cj had a rare genetic disorder that affects the kidneys him vu exe ho ofotailments. l what pect as a o

first-time parent. >> reporter: when we met cj he was having an exceptionally good day. he was eager to show off his dance moves. no apparent complications from his condition. burgers syndrome is a chronic lifeline condition that requires constant vigilance. it puts enormous strains on the most loving families. >> is hard for moms to ask for help. it feels like you are a bad mom. you are a failure. we have to keep our families healthy so they can take care of themselves and the other hours of the day that they are with their child. >> reporter: cj's family gets help four days a week from an in-home nurse and from their village. family and friends, coworkers and neighbors. even good samaritans like doctors angler. >> i cannot wait to meet these kiddos. >> >> reporter: she is a plastic surgeon and one s helperthe sup

co. l kids ey litt sister fionand gift foren >> i inmom in a you know, en the is a child rsn that has a need and when there is a medical one. it is so signant. really pulls at your heartstrings. >> any parent who has had a nonstop wary like this, there is also room for abundant joy. the kindness of strangers. >> you have to take the high when the high is there. you have to remember them when the lows come that , you know, we will get out of this. he will be that happy spunky kid that he always is when he is good.

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