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>> hi, everybody. the repair work is on after that powerful northern california quake and guess what, the bay just felt some shaking, too. holiday storm , we have the travel outlook across the country. a star players deal falls through, leaving the giants scr afternoon, everyone, i'm reed cowan. did you feel it? 3.1 magnitude shaker hit around 8:37 this morning. we are glad to tell you no reports of any damage there, near san leandro. this comes after the 6.4 magnitude quake hit toward north humboldt county. crews are busy working on the firm bridge which was damaged in the shaker. governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency for that area. many are still without electricity right now, and 14,000 are also without power without water, too. where the

power is concerned, that's down from 72,000 . reporter manuel bojorquez has more details. >> haley smith showed us where her house cracked. >> usually they start small, but this one started so big, it was hard to like , think. >> up to 80 aftershocks have been reported. this one hit during a news conference . this part of the state is seismically active, meaning there is a history of large earthquakes here. >> we can't go back to the house. >> jackie mcintosh, her husband, and their animals, have to find a new place to live. they were in the process of selling their home after a previous quake scared the family into moving out of the area. >> we had a showing today, and someone was going to put an

offer on our house . i'm just like now, we are live. >> this area of california is no stranger to earthquakes. a year ago the same area was hit by a 6.2 earthquake. and it's really not just the san andreas fault at work. >> it was the same thing, only bigger, in 1992, is a 7.2 quake rocked anyone anywhere near this site for?g an small, triple junction. >> the mendocino triple junction is worth three tectonic plates meet. and fault geometry. ve >> that fault geometry has triggered many earthquakes do not surprise us as

earthquake geologists, but when they occur, they always surprise and excite us, and we always want to learn more. >> there was another big one here, a year ago, and the shaking from this one is not over yet. >> aftershocks can occur for days after a major earthquake like this. >> any chance this is a precursor to an even bigger one? >> yes, there's always a chance. >> but it's a small chance. we have our own faults to worry about. >> we have a high probability of earthquakes near the san andreas fault , that entire stretch is riddled with faults and earthquakes . we live in earthquake country, we cannot forget that. and we should prepare. >> stay with cbs news bay area and kpix.com for continuing coverage of humboldt county. >> now to a story about a woman in a standoff with police. law enforcement a woman

escape through a hatch in the ceiling but could not get out and eventually had to surrender. they say she actually had a we are four days left until christmas, and many are heading out of town. chopper 5 was over sfo today, and there was a lot of activity going on. while the weather is mild, the weather might snag in your travel to elsewhere. anne makovec has more. >> yeah, we typically see that ripple effect, and is it this is a big storm . not good timing . driving is already dangerous in some areas, and it's canceled already 200 flights in and out of seattle's airport. now the system is lining up to bring us snow and frigid temperatures to some major midwest airport hubs, detroit, minneapolis, and chicago. americans coast to

coast are in the storm's path. it's dumping snow already, and it will head as far south as texas, an estimated 113 people are expected to travel for the holidays. >> christmas and new year's fall on a sunday, allowing travelers to stagger their departure and arrival dates. most have already gotten to where they wanted to go, but for those last-minute procrastinators or for those who could not leave on time, you got a problem with weather, and even though the airlines are offering waivers and some of these areas to book your flights and no penalty, they are letting you rebook your flights at a later date, and what that often means is after christmas. so you might be spending christmas at home if you have not been able to get out by now. >> now, the problem is because havemajoppleeffects. they in will probably offer those waivers on fees, as

mentioned. good luck. pack some treats. now, first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen joins us with a look at the forecast. you half to feel for people. >> yeah, it's going to be a mess . let's take a look at the big picture perspective, and we'll zoom in for a closer look with you cast. we have snow showers around denver. any hapless is getting blizzard conditions. that storm will bring messy conditions for chicago and st. louis. but the strong winds will still be whipping up that snow and causing delays for minneapolis, even denver as well. there will be all sorts of rain tomorrow along the eastern seaboard with a mixture of rain and snow the farther north you go towards new york. his entire storm system continues to intensify as it was for the east. on friday, that's a busy travel day, the day before christmas eve, you will see rain changing to snow for washington, philadelphia, new york, rainy

conditions around boston, and it will still be breezy through those hubs in chicago, detroit, and the twin cities. at the same time, a new storm system will be bringing an ice storm to seattle, which will likely bring delays on friday as well. let's take a look at those east coast hubs. all these places are likely to have delays, new york, dc, boston, philadelphia, chicago, and even atlanta, where they won't get the temptation. it will just be cold and windy . and the wind chill to the middle of the country is going to be way below zero. so if you are headed that direction, make sure to bring extra layers to throw on once you land. we will check our much more tranquil forecast coming up. >> thankful to be living here. preschool could be guaranteed accessible and affordable. the city sex successfully defended measure aa. mayor libby schaaf and her final scheduled news conference today to cheer on the big news.

>> oakland's children are our promise. and what we are doing today is ensuring that the next generation of children get off to the strongest start and finish with a degree. >> mayor libby schaaf and educational experts expect the program to be up and running by the end of the decade. the area food banks are relying heavily on your generosity of time and money to help feed families all year long i recently met with a group of students who are proving you can be any age to make a difference in your community. you know often times we hear about food drives. chances are you have contributed to one , this holiday season. but, we wanted to show you where that food ends up. we are at the san francisco marin food bank we wanted to introduce you to folks from the san domenico school. who do you have with you? >> we are all from san

domenico school. >> tell me what you did, at san domenico. >> this year we had an amazing food drive, and cadence can tell us more about that. >> what did you do, cadence? >> we collected over 53,000 food items , and we collected lots of healthy and organic food. >> and what did that feel like in your school, to be serving people, my friend? >> it felt really good, like it felt good that we were helping the people, and that could also help others . it was really positive experience. >> i love that, and we love how positive experiences translate here to the food bank. hello, my friend. you have a big smile on your face. what do you feel? >> it's just incredible. this shows the kind of leadership that powers this work, every day in our community. we are so grateful. >> if you want to power this work, visit our website,

kpix.com/give, or follow that qr code on the bottom of your screen. it's a way you can connect to community, and when you do that, you are part of our family. confusion among giants fans today, they thought the deal was done. more on why carlos

okay, so if you are a giants fan, we know you are in disbelief today. the teams highly anticipated deal with carlos correa will not happen today. how's about that for whiplash? instead, he is headed to the mets with a $315 million contract. gee, i wonder why he chose to do that. the team even scheduled a news conference, but there were concerns over correa's physical, , and now it appears the mets swooped in and got him. here is a look at the giants hall without him or aaron judge . all four top shortstops including correa

are off the market. the 49ers had a little extra time off in between the games, and over the weekend, the teams veterans had some fun with the rookies. here is charlie walter. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report from kpix 5 and cbs news bay area . >> what's going on? it's time for your red and gold report. the 49ers clinched the nfc west, meaning they have no games to prepare for over the weekend, allowing for some fun off the field. the team held their rookie dinner , totaling $322,000. on twitter he explained the bill was a joke, the dinner costed only $7500, and the rookies split $4500 of it much to the relief of head coach, kyle shanahan. >> thank god, that's ridiculous [ laughter ] a lot of guys can be not cool about it is a little more

mature than that, thank goodness, because that was going to be ridiculous. i've never seen at that ridiculous. hopefully that never happens. >> with the red and gold report, i am charlie walter. the teamsters union of brought it across the sierra, taking 18 wheelers to get there. this is part of the fire department's holiday celebration which includes their year-round toy donation program. >> we said you know what? we are going to work with our community . we are going to with our partners and public safety, and we are going to bring some real snow. and we got 15 cubic yards of real snow up here today. >> if you want to help out bay area families in need the season, head to 25th and vermont in san francisco tonight at 7:00 for holiday block party. they are accepting unwrapped toys and monetary donations. time for a look at your first alert weather forecast with chief meteorologist, paul heggen. question for you, how did you get her dogs to smile

on this card? >> absolute bribery. i mean wear them out enough. they get lots of ear scratches everyday. it's a challenge to get them to look normal on camera and look at the camera. give them cheese, oh yes, please. let's look at our region, weather wise. we have high pressure and upper levels of the atmosphere, it is strong enough to track down that snow and trap it. cloud cover will build in tonight into tomorrow. i think we are going to see a mix of clouds and sunshine to begin the day, but more and more cloud cover with the chance of showers to run into the north bay tomorrow afternoon. that's before the sun goes down. the best chance of rain for the bay area is going to be around and after sunset, that is going to move through pretty quickly. it's a decent chance of rain for everybody, slightly better than 50-50. the forecast makes it

looks a little more impressive than it's going to be. even a few hundredths of an inch would help wash some of that chimney smoke out of the air with more showers possible into tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. then things change on friday morning, we see a calmer pattern for the end of the workweek into christmas rake. that a few hundredths of an inch . air-quality , especially in the east bay, we will be moderate across the bay tomorrow. current forecast shows air-quality once again , even after that rain moves through, little lower down within that moderate category. so we will for more improvement next week with a better chance of prolonged , unsettled weather moving in monday night and continuing tuesday into

wednesday, the storm door, swinging open, and it stays open for while. the 10 day outlook through the climate prediction center shows a significant chance of what conditions , and that continues into the first several days of 2023. right now you see a mix of hazy skies and left over fog at mt. diablo. concord's temperatures are 51, while everyone else is mid-50s to 60. tonight, we drop down to the low to mid 40s, just a very chilly spot . then highs will warm up ahead of that chance of rain. upper to mid 50s along the coast , and around the south end of the bay, low 60s in the santa clara valley, 62 in san jose. we'll upr s inland and east that comes bato e bay. tempurll t in e e bain francisco, the north bay is likely to reach into the 50s thursday afternoon, slightly cooler as you head farther

inland . temperatures will warm up for christmas weekend. we try out on friday. low to mid 60s and the forecast , christmas eve, saturday, and christmas day on sunday. we will see increasing clouds ahead of the next chance of rain, already arriving in northbay before the sun goes down, monday, and you're better chance of much heavier rain will make a great christmas present. bringing a famed show to a wider audience. this version of the nutcracker will be tailored to families and children with special needs . enter member, you can watch us anytime, anywhere, on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. catch all our live newscasts, and weather updates

today our bridgebuilder segment is all about inclusion, making sure everybody has a place in our community , and every december, the san francisco ballet puts on their nutcracker program, and tonight it will reach a very wide audience. betty yu shows us more on how they accommodate children with special needs. >> when the curtain lifts, san

francisco ballet dancers will dazzle the sold-out crowd with the magic of the nutcracker. in the audience will be families with children with special needs. dancer, kimberly, and olson, will perform an act one. >> when i watched this exact production as a kid it changed my childhood and maybe want to become a ballet dancer when i was younger. >> kimberly started training at the age of 6 during a pre-pandemic sensory or autism friendly workshop she was especially touched by a young girl, pictured here , who was not able to see the full show at the opera house. >> i just remember having this girl attached at the hip with me the entire day. she had that sparkle in her eyes, and i could tell she wanted to watch us, not just in the studio doing a small performance as a snowflake, but she wanted to see the entire show. the san francisco ballet and autism society san francisco-bay

area, curated the show for those with sensory's of it is a tease sensory sensitivities . wednesday's full-length show will not feature an explosion during the battle scene. other startling moments will be removed or modified . house lights will be kept on during the entire show . among the changes to the theater experience , guests will also be free to move, talk, or dance, as they please, throughout the show. there will be designated movement areas, quiet spaces, kindness and bass letters, and even opportunities to meet the dancers. >> for me when i was watching, i connected with certain dances, and i told my parents i want to be like that person, or you want to dance like her, or him. and, i hope these kids are able to stay for those things.

>> i'm getting calls from family and those who have come to the ballet for a long time but never felt they could bring the entire family, and so it's really a sense of joy during the holiday season. it's thinking about how the arts can bring people together. >> kimberly said she usually doesn't know who is in the audience during her performances, but on wednesday, she says -- >> i'm going to be smiling extra big for those kids, because i know they are smiling all the way over there, in the back is e ny children of ma languages, including sign language. this santa was able to communicate with the

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wandering a person's front yard last month, and nobody came forward to claim it. so they have named the bird clouse as in santa claus . if you are interested having claus as a pet, it's 20 bucks to get the s >> garrett: tonight a once in a generation winter storm blankets most of the country and threatens holiday plans for millions. long lines and cancellations at the airport. >> i changed my flight. to leave a day early. >> garrett: as the country prepares for heavy snow, strong winds and dangerous cold, cbs's countries van scheef has what you need to know before you drive or fly. ukrainian president zelenskyy historic visit to washington. he meets with president biden and addresses congress. >> we need to survive this

winter. we need to protect our people. >> garrett: donald trump's tax record, the first look at financial documents that show the former president paid no