. now at 11:00, a fast food worker brings an end to a nationwide manhunt. what we know about the health care ceo shooting suspect and his ties to the bay area even though he was arrested thousands of miles away. the east bay city with a major problem on its hands. >> it is actually very sad. it just breaks my heart. the tough choices leaders will have to make about its future and some say there are flow good options. a job like there is not for

everyone. the gate that will have you trading in the suit and tie for a captain's hat and a spatula. from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm sara donchey, it is probably the biggest news story in america today. the arrest of the suspected health care ceo shooter. even though it happened thousands of miles away from here there seems to be a connection to the bay area. this is the man that the police all over the country have been looking for, they say, for days. 26-year-old luigi mangione. he pulled out a gun, they say, on a busy manhattan street and shot a plan in cold blood. today, the nypd caught our attention when they said this. >> he was born and raised in maryland, we know he has ties to san francisco, california, and last known address was honolulu, hawaii. no prior arrest history in new york.

>> now, what they did not specify what they meant to san francisco. there are no obvious signs to the city but the bay area to stanford, we found this linked in page that seems to belong to the suspect that listed the job as a teaching assistant. we reached out to stanford and they said in a statement we can confirm a person by the name of luigi mangione was a head counselor between may and september of 2019. we do know the suspect lived in hawaii at one point. his former roommate could not believe what he is being accused of. >> i am beyond shocked. not imaginable. i was roommated with him, friends, hiked, went to yoga. did his best to be athletic unfathomable knowing the kind person that i saw and knew. a thoughtful person,

communicated well with his family. had good relationshipping with everyone. >> now, that roommate said that mangione never seemed like he had an ax to grind but he told him he had major surgery earlier this year. >> he sent me the x-rays. it looked heinous. giant skews in his spine. after that he called me once i did not pick up. i feel terrible now. >> the police have not elaborated too much about a potential motive. they explained how they finally tracked down their suspect and it came down to one simple tip. >> 26-year-old luigi mangione a prep school valid dick toran, ivy league engineer is facing down a shooting charge for united health care ceo brian thompson. >> justice will be delivered in this case. >> reporter: he was picked up monday morning at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania. about 280

miles west of the murder scene in new york city. after a worker recognized him and called 911. when the police showed up they say the suspect was sitting at a table with a laptop wearing a medical mask. >> my partner and i recognized him immediately. we knew it was our guy. >> he asked the suspect if he had been in new york city recently and that really invoked a physical reaction from the suspect. he became visually nervous, kind of shaking at that question. >> the police say that mangione gave him a fake id, the same one used to sign into a hostile. he had a gun with a silencer in his backpack. >> the gun appears to be a ghost gun. it may have been made on a 3d printer. >> reporter: the police say he was carrying multiple fake ids and a document detailing anger at corporate america and the health care industry. >> in some dark corners, this killer is being hailed as a

hero. hear me on this. he is no hero. the real hero in this story is the person who called 911 at mcdonald's this morning >> mangione is facing gun charges and possession of a forged document. >> the suspect's family released a statement and said they are shocked and devastated by his arrest. oakland has a major problem on its hands. one that could shape its entire future. it has to do with the budget the city has to cut something. multiple things n fact, to close a $130 million deficit. some of the city's vital workers say they are already running very lean. the plan to cut dozens of city positions has not been approved yet. as wilson walker reports anxiety is high about what will come next. >> definitely puts people on edge. further compounded you look. it is a holiday season.

talking about two weeks onut from christmas, three weeks onut from christmas. >> reporter: union leader and it employee for the city of oakland. ware, among those that packed the city council's discussion of the $130 million budget deficit. >> it puts people on edge. sort of that uncertainty. what should i be doing right now? applying for a job somewhere else? >> reporter: the city is weighing different options. still on the table are fire station, brown outs, freeze of police recruiting and host of cuts to smaller programs across the city. >> this does call for the elimination of the program to a tune of $1.1 million. >> reporter: looming cuts drew a crowd more than 80 people signed up to speak about how different budget moves might effect residents. >> you took the parking enforcement technicians away from parking to deal with the issue of abandoned vehicles. that is what you were using them for. so, you take them away from abandoned vehicles and return them to parking who

is going to deal with these abandoned vehicles? you got to have somebody deal with that. >> it is actually very sad. it just breaks my heart to see the budget crisis that we are going through right now. it does not have to be that way. >> webb watched the meeting as the newest official candidate for mayor. how to resolve the structural problems that produced the budget crisis. no doubt, be a central discussion as oakland tries to resolve its political uncertainty. >> with integrity, with transparency, that are going to be using our tax dollars for what their intended purpose is, cleanup our streets, support our police. >> reporter: all of the questions will remain unanswered for now. the mayor's race takes shape and the budget talks continues. >> you know, all of the just kind of the vulnerability that people have in this period. it is incredibly unsettling since we have been discussing it for over a year. >> if the city does not find a

way to bridge the gap it could force them to declare a fiscal emergency and file for bankruptcy. councilmembers are set to vote on budget cuts during their meeting next week. all happening while city leadership is in flux. mayor thao will leave next week after being recalled and that will set off musical chairs until her replacement is elected in april. tomorrow, the 14th consecutive day of no rain in the bay area. several rain chances coming our way. they kept going and going and going. >> it is a pretty good earthquake. >> northern california rattled by a quake again. this one was felt across state lines. island living, tropical beaches and fruity drinks and that is not what this group means when they say come live on our island.

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. so, after last week's 7.0 earthquake off of the humboldt county coast and the tsunami warning, earthquakes are on the mind for a lot of people right now. today, northern california felt another one 5.8 struck carson city, nevada outside of tahoe >> yes, 40 miles east of carson city. it hit in the middle of nowhere. not much in terms of

damage. good news there >> that is always the good news, the moment was caught on camera during a city meeting and the shaking lasted for what felt like awhile. >> did we just have a earthquake? >> yes. pretty good earthquake. >> it kept going and going and going. >> the same area saw a few aftershocks, one of the biggest 4.2. cbs affiliate in reno was getting ready to shoot a segment when the quake hit and shook up their studio and cameras and some of their holiday decorations. here in california if you have been on air long enough a quake might of struck in the middle of live coverage that is what happened to you last year when the 3.9 quake hit during sfo. i was on the air we will look at the sound byte. >> today and tomorrow, first alert weather days red flag warning with an elevated fire threat. >> earthquake?

>> had to be. >> oh. >> i think i took it in stride. why showing that one and not yours? >> we are not talking about that. i had one. >> quite a bit stronger >> 7.2. i think so. when i was on the air. >> here is the thing. i did not know. the only reason i knew it was a earthquake was the camera bounced otherwise i did not feel a thing with that one. >> i can not relate. [ laughter ] when it hit when i was on the air everything was moving and i was, crying a little bit inside. >> that is a much more substantial earthquake than a 3.9 rumbler that gets your attention. >> i hope for now we are just focusing on, you know, cold weather but nothing out of the ordinary. >> no. the next rain chance headed our way. we will snap the streak of dry weather kicking in even before thanksgiving. what you need to know, there is the information on that earthquake. move on passed that. weather headlines if the remote wants to work for me. there we go. looking outside from the mark hopkins

hotel. things are looking clear. chilly, looking through the rest of the night. breezy, off shore winds, gusty, higher elevations and along the coast. a mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow, dry day, rain returns late wednesday for most of us after the sun goes down. the long-range forecast brings a few more chances of rain. basically every 48 hours another system will be moving towards us as we head through the weekend into early next week as well. talking about the gusts, first. focus on the spots, tends to be breezier. vacaville, the winds near the 25-30 mile-an-hour range at the moment and straight off shore. that is a bigger concern if we did not have all of the rain back in november. but, we did. we added a lot of water to the fuels. fire threat will not be nearly as significant as it will be in southern california. red flag warnings everywhere in southern california with the strong santa ana winds. glad we don't have to worry about that. clear skies, temperatures dropping off. not that chilly in most of the bay area. exception, santa rosa, 36 degrees already. that is very close to your average low

temperature. we will be within five degrees of normal by early tomorrow morning, taking a look at the map on the floor and take a look at where the temperatures end up by early tomorrow. 40s along the bay and the coast. a couple exceptions. near freezing, temperatures in the santa clara valley dipping down into the upper 30s by tomorrow. but, it is december, there is not really out of the ordinary for this time of the year. temperatures bouncing back. close to 70 in san jose. most of our temperatures will reach up in the middle portion of the 60s, will be a couple cooler spots here and there. antioch, fog, spreading in from the central valley, slowing down the warm up, fairfield, topping off in the 50s. temperatures after that, starting near freezing and warming up almost 30 degrees in the north bay. not too bad with a limited amount of sunshine this time of the year. and then, the focus, shifts, we talk about the next chance of rain that will be heading our way. so, switching over to future cast. we will track that with first the cloud cover thickening tomorrow, tomorrow

night, wednesday, through most of wednesday dry, the first showers start to hit the ground in the north bay as the sun goes down wednesday afternoon with the best chance of rain moving across the bay area wednesday evening and wednesday night. brief heavier downpours, not lasting long enough to lead to the threat. the bulk of the rain comes up on thursday. the forecast keeps us dry for the rest of thursday. others lingering showers in our neck of the woods. that is the more likely scenario. this first one, a quarter of an inch to half an inch in general. not too much stock in the numbers at there point. 48 hours away. i highly doubt san jose will pick up more rainfall than santa rosa. better data once we are into tomorrow and by tomorrow night as well. taking a look at the seven-day forecast. we do have it. very consistent seven-day forecast in terms of temperatures. we only have to show you one for the bay area. everyone is on an even playing field with the temperatures topping out in the upper 50s and 60s. does not matter if you are along the

coast or inland. thursday, friday, lingering into saturday and then another one sunday night into monday. pretty much every other day. pretty good rain chances heading our way. nothing on the top end of the atmospheric river scale. something we will keep an eye on. >> correct me if i am wrong, we don't normally get to have a one bay area forecast >> if it happens it will be this time of the year. >> less work for you. that is not how that works. thank you, paul [ laughter ] tonight in san francisco, holiday celebration that is as unique as the city itself. featuring a one of a kind tree and a crowd getting behind a powerful message. kelsi thaurd has that story. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the world tree of hope is now shining bright at

grace cathedral in downtown san francisco. the tree, unlike any other in the world decorated with close to 20,000 origomi cranes. >> reporter: the tree's lead designer since its inception 19 years ago. it is not just a pastime for her, it is a family tradition. >> i have been doing it since i was five years old. my grandfather wrote two of the first books in english on it. >> the tree a symbol of hope for so many. each crane has a handwritten wish on it. sent in by people both near and far. >> they come in from all over the world. we have special wishes on the tree from president barack obama, jane goodhal. hillary clinton. courtney cox, ru paul. but really it is the people's tree. >> executive director of the

rainbow world fund says this year the tree seems to mean just that much more to so many >> feels like an uncertain time for people. so, i think it is important that people find what makes them hopeful. and also, try to connect with their family and their communities as much as possible. >> reporter: that is exactly what linda says the world tree of hope is there for. to connect people across oceans and divides. and to show the power of a simple act like folding origomi >> end of each year i see the tree i think about continuing and just loving the fact that everyone is celebrating and folding origami. this holiday season we are putting a spotlight on our

annual food for bay area family food drive. the redwood empire food bank just got a big boost from a business that has been donating for a quarter century. >> reporter: hey, there, the season of giving is upon us. the hard work of people here in the redwood empire food bank is making sure nobody goes hungry this holiday season. not just here in sonoma county but up through northern california t. is made possible through generosity of members of your community including jackson family wines, you are donate 1,000 for every year that you have been donating to the redwood food bank what is so significant about this year's donation? >> well, we at jackson family wines are proud of the work that they do and all of the work they do to support the people in our communities. this year we are hoping through our donation we can help them keep food on everybody's plates this holiday season. >> katie, i want to introduce

you to briann with the food bank what is the impact that you hope it will have? >> we are grateful for the 25 year partnership we have had with jackson family wines and generosity throughout the years. this year especially we are seeing a 10% increase in need from the community and so this is really going to help us keep food on the tables of children and seniors and families in our community. >> thank you both for all that you are doing. and at home if you are interested in giving this holiday season, check out kpix.com/give or that qr code on your screen to find out more about how your generosity can impact your community. . straight ahead in sports, big one for the warriors is looming. it is not just 49ers/rams week. it is just a matter of days. what's love got to do with monday night football? wait until you see this twist to it

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bengals won it 27-20. both teams are 5-8. dallas lost 6 straight home games. >> nba and the warriors, next game wednesday, could be a game changer. not going to make the losses go away. the quarterfinal win. and the league nba tournament. going a long way. last night. draymond green said i got this. closing out the timberwolves. can not get a higher percentage shot than this. one-handed rip. green, broke out. the steph curry night night celebration what a boost to the team that it lost 6 or 7 before sunday. >> we needed that moment. i know he needed that moment. it was, he played amazing all night to finish it off like that. him getting out and dunking and getting the crowd going. he did not ask me about using the night night beforehand. so, his night to shine. >> money and green. are his

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. getting paid to live on an island with just one other person would be some people's idea of heaven or hell. >> depending on the person >> depending on the person. very, very important if you are more on the anti-side. scenes from shutter island might come to mind. >> the storm's coming. ♪ . >> so, the job that we are talking about involves living at the site of a former bay area lighthouse and that might make you think of the movie "the lighthouse." >> how long have we been on this rock? five weeks? two days? ♪. >> okay. well, the job site looks different than that. check it out. this is the east brother light station. lighthouse turning bed-and-breakfast on the island in richmond and there is a search going for the next

lighthouse keepers because the current keepers are set to leave after two years. the job posting says they are looking for a couple that would manage the 5-room inn four nights a week and oversee daily visits on summer weekends. the pay is $140,000 split among both people. restrictions. if you have kids you can not apply. it is incompatible with children. >> that is very polite. >> but also honest. i wish other jobs would include that when you don't give any holidays off. okay, pets are also strongly discouraged especially dogs. yep. you must have culinary experience and valid boat operator's license and be warm and presentable to the public. all right, this person doesn't exist. by the way, the innkeepers are not required to be married. probably would not be a smart move to jump into this with someone you only have been dating a few months. would be fun to see ex's take it on.

then we can film it and put it on cbs. >> reality show. >> lighthouse island. >> or a true crime podcast. >> it dates back to 1874 they had electric issues. just a touch. in spring of 2021 we covered when a submarine cable forced the keepers to live 22 hours a day with no electricity for a few weeks. >> weeks? >> the generator we have is from the '30s. it is, it is built to last but only last so much. no power from the mainland we are relying on the generator power. i can use one hour in the morning and one hour at night. they raised tens of thousands to fix the cable and get the power pack up and running. like i said, i feel like with the right people or the very wrong people this would be some kind of a show

not in love island. inkeepers paradise. >> the scheming, the backbiting. >> big brother but only two people. >> right. >> yeah. >> bay area housing what it is, that is probably the appeal. >> friendly. >> don't have to pay rent. >> former chef. >> yes. no pets, no kids. >> i don't know. sounds like also a very interesting dinner guest. if that person is out there, give us a call. we want to know who you are. thanks for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> now that rebels have forced bashar al-assad to flee to russia, opposition forces have gotten into his palace and seen that he has a large fleet of luxury vehicles, sports cars, suvs, and exotic collectibles. ♪ ♪