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changing a controversial policy. they're on fire and they can't get out. >> a 911 call made from a burning vehicle as first responders try to save the person behind the wheel. all that holiday fun could land you in the e.r. the warning from doctors tonight. sara is off tonight. we'll begin with a familiar tune. here comes that rainy day feeling again. along with the high surf advisory, it's all happening. santa cruz officials say they're not sure about the future of the city's wharf. just days after that partial collapse into the ocean. and that happened because of some epic swells, and so darren peck is here with another incoming system, and what that's going to mean in terms of surf, waves, winds. >> it is not as bad as what came through. in the next visit, i'll show you why the waves coming over the next

sunday night, but it's not nearly as bad. still an advisory. and we also need to talk about the rain, which is coming down. take a look at the north bay. this is the last hour of radar, very light. this is the beginning. let me show you how it will intensify over the course of tonight. and see the time down here? so the showers are just about to start to pick up. off again, on again showers through the entire morning. on saturday, i'll let that go until 2:00 in the afternoon. now we'll play this forward. none of this is big. it is like on again, off again fairly light rain with some perspective on this. how much rain might we get? when this is done, 1:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. maybe a couple hundredths in the south bay. .2 inches in north bay. this is rainmaker number one. a quick preview of what's coming our way after this because the system that comes in on sunday is going to be a little wetter.

have better dynamics with it, and a little more rain out of that one. we're going to play this forward, and you can watch how the rain will get impressive as that next system right there. that's the one that comes in on sunday. that's the one we'll get to by sunday afternoon. that's when we'll slow down and come for a closer look. we'll time out sunday's rain coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you. >> thank you. workers were in and out of the mouth of the san leandro river, picking up debris from the worst bathroom as it washed ashore. the collapse happened in the same area, where they had been replacing pilings to stabilize the wharf. now with the threat of climate change, i don't know if they're going to rebuild. >> i don't think we could speak with any confidence whether rebuilding that section of the wharf is feasible or the appropriate thing to do. in light of the increased

frequency and power of these storm events we're experiencing. >> about 20 businesses have been impacted by the ongoing closure around the wharf. there is no timeline. other news tonight, people across oakland have had enough of the sideshows is and the smash and grabs and the car break-ins. police say they're the ones handcuffed when it comes to chasing the bad guys. police pursuits in oakland are strictly prohibited. governor newsom says that rule should change, if the city wants to help fight crime. >> reporter: oakland business owners are fed up with the lawlessness. on saturday morning, a group of thieves drove a stolen car into mr. crispy to steal an atm. >> it was like unbelievable. it seemed like some type of movie

scene. >> reporter: donald smith, a.k.a. mr. crispy, says it will likely cost him $30,000 to repair the damage. >> i feel disrespects, all that several hundred dollars in it. mr. crispy isn't surprise, saying oakland makes it inviting for the criminals with a no chase policy. officers can chase if they believe a suspect committed a violent crime. >> you could be drunk, you can run a red light. you can come close to sideswiping a school bus right in front of a police officer, and the pursuit policy in oakland says we cannot pursue that suspect. >> reporter: at a friday press conference, the governor demanded challenges to the pursuit policy. all to help the understaffed oakland police department since february. he'll extend the help for

another month. but the extra chp resources will end in january, if the policy isn't changed. >> this is not something that's particularly complicated. it's just a question of commitment. >> reporter: the chp officers working in oakland don't have to follow the policy. they caught this chase on thursday. chp officers chased a stolen car. it ended in a crash in the fruitvale district. nobody was seriously hurt in this case, but they worry high-speed pursuits will kill the innocent people. >> and having them tell us they didn't think we were allowed to chase them. that type of situation only benefits the criminals. >> reporter: chp says their partnership have led to a 34% decrease in crime year over year. since february, chp says they have confiscated 139 guns. the state installed license plate readers in oakland.

>> so far this year, we, as an agency, have been involved in over 500 pursuits in the city of oakland. but within that, we've arrested 155 felons. >> reporter: mr. crispy supports the governor's demand, saying it is time to let the police do their job. >> if that policy changes, it will make a difference. >> interim mayor nikki fortunato bas thinks the extension is a good idea. with a sustained presence by chp, and in addressing violent crime through an intelligence based cease-fire strategy. she did not come out. crime rates in oakland dropped by 34%. it's a five-year low. the city is on track to have fewer than a hundred homicides this year. chp will expand that surge violation in vallejo, where the city has severe staffing

shortages. officers will make routine patrols in the city, focusing on sideshows and street racing. well more than 775,000 americans are now living on the streets. the highest number ever recorded. it's an 18% increase from 2023. the u.s. department of housing and urban development blame the surge and the cost of living. in the bay area, homelessness is a major issue, and our numbers are consistent with the national inquiry. young people and families are among the largest growing demographic. >> our wait for she woulders got up and over 800 people. this is catastrophic for children. >> they blamed natural disaster and increased migrant population. the holidays are meant for

getting together celebrating. the extra food and extra drink might be bad news for your heart. doctors refer to it as holiday heart syndrome, and there are are numbers to back it up. studies show more cardiac deaths happen on christmas day in the u.s. than any other day on the u.s. spikes on december 26 and january 1 and now. one woman told sooji nam. >> reporter: 74-year-old vicky gerry of san jose always made sure to stay healthy. being active and doing well. when she was doing dishes one morning, she noticed something was wrong. >> my first indication felt like a huge pain.

>> reporter: it began to worsen on other parts of her body. >> i got a pain towards the back. that doesn't scream heart attack, your heart is up here. so i ran the symptoms past him, and he wanted me to hang up and dial 9111. >> reporter: and she needed a triple bypass. heart problems may be a common issue for americans. but cardiologists say during the holiday season, the issue can quickly become much worse. >> >> folks, they may have a little extra alcohol and alcohol could truly be a trigger for this condition. >> reporter: dr. valerie, a cardiologist at kaiser permanente-san jose, is talking about irregular heartbeats. >> even those who have never had any prior conditions may

feel like they're having a heart attack. >> reporter: they see an increase in patients experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath this time of the year. >> we find even young patients who are relatively healthy could come in to our. >> reporter: doctors recommend reducing alcohol consumption and say you should eat other. >> it can lead to more serious combinations such as stroke, heart attack, and blood stroke. >> reporter: it is not tied to the situation and those with similar experiences. >> i try to walk every day. i'm a little fudged over the holidays. but yeah, lead a healthy lifestyle. it will make a big difference. >> reporter: if your loved one

is experiencing holiday heart syndrome to make sure they're sitting and stay calm. if you picked up a lottery ticket in california, come sit by me. you might be the winner of the mega millions jackpot. the ticket in the shasta county gas station matched all six numbers. if the winner chooses the lump sum option, they'll bank an estimated $549 million. speaking of lucky. an oregon woman is lucky to be alive tonight after being rescued by quick thinking goff. >> are you still in the car? hey, are you still in the car? the mom she was finally saved. the most important thing focusing the experience than on

the room itself when we come back. welcome back. an incredible rescue out of oregon. a woman trapped in her burning car after a rollover crash. but tanks to the quick action of a portland officer, she is now recovering. >> reporter: it was a normal night for sergeant sarah at the police bureau. that is because she and the other officer on duty were call today a car crash southeast. >> this is the first time i've

ever honestly seen anything like this or having somebody call in and saying i'm trapped. >> reporter: when kerwin arrived, she couldn't believe it. >> i don't hear anybody in the vehicle. >> reporter: all of a sudden, the person in the car is calling in that they're on fire and they can't get out. >> are you still in the car? hey, are you still in the car? >> reporter: watching the body cam, it felt slower than it felt at the time. >> there is somebody in there. >> it was so intensely, so we could not get close. >> reporter: with the help of portland fire and rescue, she was able to get out. >> and i just moved up. we worked on extrication and i realized she wasn't breathing. >> reporter: fire crews showing up in the nick of time. >> lips, lips.

>> there is so much smoke you can't see if there. we felt helpless. but i mean i can't reiterate how amazing it was, how quickly portland fire got there, and started the process so fast. >> reporter: kerwin says it is thanks to the teamwork they saw that night that we have this outcome, thanking fire crews as well as their colleagues. >> i felt this is the epitome of the call for. and it is critical getting her out of the vehicle. i don't think that we could have safely done it. >> boy, that's heroine. good for them. glad it ended as well as it could have. >> yeah. >> all right, they weren't pounded into oblivion. now there's more waves on the way? >> yeah. not as bad though. mavericks will be a good example of how it's coming. mavericks had 60-foot waves. of

course, got a little bit of an assist with a reef that sits right off the coast here at mavericks near pillar point, which really gave those. the wharf, once again, the entire strip of the coastline there. this is the high surf advisory that stays in effect until sunday afternoon. we won't get 60-foot waves, but it will be 40 at this time. you might hear that and say oh, that's not bad. for any average prebecause waves are still high nor to get currents that could a, easily knock them out. it has happened with advisories. much stronger wording. this is an advisory and the risk is just the same for the rest of us in terms of being mindful. there's the map that shows us the wave heights.

but i mean how do we keep getting this? we've had several series of these elevated swells coming our way. they're coming from storms out here in the pacific. this is what drives them. when you look at the regular satellite, you don't see anything there. but you still don't see the storm responsible for that huge dome of elevated waves. but if you look at water vapors, you'll see it now. you see that circulation right now. watch how tightly wound that thing got as they moved across the pacific. do you see it? now if we color code it, that's high ins. and that is going into washington state. but some of the wave energy is coming this way, which is why we've got that surf advisory. if you watch the forecast on this, the color codes on here, we're not getting the reds, we're getting the yellows and oranges, and that's our 15 to 20-foot swells. be really careful at the beach. keep in

mind that stretch of coastline on there. all right, let's look ahead to the sunday rainmaker because i kind of left that right off at the end of the last visit. i want to show you the difference. we know we're getting a little bit of light rain tonight. we look at live doppler. we know we'll get some rain overnight. i showed you that in the last visit. now we're going ahead to tomorrow night, which is so late. tomorrow night, it's sunday morning. 12:15, here comes the rain again. we'll see the showers develop again. watch the cold front set up right off the coast there. and that will get us into the 3:00 hour. the five o'clock right, this is sunrise on sunday. this is not too intense. it is not. it's widespread rain. it's the first half of sunday, on again, off again showers. there will be breaks, moments it lets up, then turns back on again. watch the last straggler here.

and at this point, we never that clear sky on sunday. it will be rainy for most. both system and half an inch in north bay, and .1 inches of rain for the south bay. let's put in the seven-day forecast and show you what it looks like. no other rain. most of sunday now, primarily sunday morning, but stragglers are going through the afternoon into the early evening, then nothing. out of the rain business for a while, going all the way through your seven-day forecast. haven't been able to say that for a while. all right, back to you. bay area food banks making sure they start the new year on the right foot. in concord with a closer look. >> reporter: i'm here with my friends at the food bank of contra costa in solano. i grew

up in solano county, so it is extra special knowing this food bank serves not just my hometown, but several communities. you'll have a generous donation of $20,000. how does it feel personally to really give back to our community and make such a big difference? >> it is amazing that we can pull this together, just a small thrift shop in walnut creek. where. as much as we can to serve the community, and giving to you. we are so proud to be able to do the food bank this. we love doing this. >> reporter: thank you, lovely ladies for this impressive donation. i'm joined with the ceo of the food bank, katelyn. i'm sure this goes a long way to helping the food bank. >> it really does. because of

donations like this, we're able to distribute enough food for 2.7 million meals every month. we're incredibly grateful for the leftovers i. >> reporter: if you'd like to donate food, money, volunteer your time, scan the qr code on your screen or also going to our website kpix.com. >> it's a great cause. coming up in sports, 18 months ago, he was the coach of the year. today, he's looking for a new employer. it is just the nature of the business. the warriors are feeling some of the mid-season frustration no. steph, no draymond. still

what is the fundamental problem with the warriors? is it injuries? >> they don't have enough scorers around steph. they should pay me a high salary to run around the team. >> yeah, there is your insight. >> it is just my thought. if things weren't bad enough. right now, they're without steph or draymond green tonight in l.a. but what's really bad, just over a month ago, the warriors held down first place in the western conference. now they're nearly in the cellar. they sit in 11th place. and dubs are no longer the team that jumped out to a hot spot. and it showed again on friday night. again, without steph, without draymond. but jonathan komingez, clear the runway for j.k. because he came in with the two-landed slam. handed

slam. and fast pickoff on the steal. he's going to be in that dunk contest in february. put the flashy side, down under six with minutes to come moody in the. it will make it a one possession game. and clippers punched back to secure this one. sweet finish from derek jones jr. off the james harden lob. clippers win 102-92. warriors have now lost eight of their last ten. something's got to change asap. while they're struggling, it's worse for the sacramento kings, after a fifth straight loss. brown had been in sacramento since 2022. he had won a coach of the year award, broke a lengthy playoff drought. and previously he's been a part of championship team as an assistant. >> we all kind of know this is the nature of the visit. but it

just seems so shocking when he's voted. a year and a half ago, when you think about where that franchise was before mike got there. where they've been the last couple of years the job they've done is just shocking. >> a little more on that later. for now, hockey, and the golden nights paid a visit to the sap center on friday night. and they look to add to that one on the power play. instead, they give up a short-handed goal. 20 seconds later, eichel and they win it 6-3. mike brown, a lot of coaches speaking out about his firing across the nba today. since taking over 11 years ago, he's gotten rid of seven different coaches. now this is the same guy who buddied up with john fisher in the a's in sacramento, so we shouldn't be

all that surprised by uttering confidence. but even if this is bad. you know, john fisher, anything he touches, usually turns to garbage. >> the family show? >> yes. >> strong words. >> no surprises there for the kids. >> thank you very much. one hotel owner tried to create something just. for the creators, why they're focused on the instagram ability. we made up a word. i'll have more on that when we come back.

that'll wake you up at 1 is 1:30 at night. when you're booking a trip, you're thinking the the best deal on the hotel. if you're so inclined, how instagramable is the hotel? and that is what one place is trying to get at least people to think about the invisible forest lodge, literally melts into nature. it's 13 boutique cabins have reflective surfaces, inviting guests to snap and share. this is the total eclipse, to snap and share their pictures or

their reels. >> the idea was to build very instagramable. new one for tiktokers, instagramers, to create the content. >> okay. the majority of the hotel's clients are content creators. which means they've got to find it. and a content creator. it's about a ten-minute drive from northern finland city center. it is also known as the official hometown of santa claus, where they are benefiting from the content boom. >> and they would post on the shares that we get, no matter if it is northern lights or santa or our big circle crossing, whatever you do here. the fun stuff. and if it is instagramable, it will work really well. >> awe, it's a pretty location. the city itself recorded about a million overnight visitors last night. not the boutique, but the entire city. they expect to pass that number this year, by the way, one night, i hope you guys can read the teleprompter. but do you know what a one

night stay at the invisible forest at the hotel is? it's $1,000 a night. it could be a problem. but if you bought a lottery ticket at a gas station in cottonwood tonight, it might be right up your alley. the >> yea, i would rather be that person. >> have you seen the northern lights? >> once in montana. that was about it. very faint. >> nope. bucket list. >> it's one of those things, man. and so i'm not at the boutique, but if they go to motel 6, i will be there. >> think of the instagramable views. >> i like it. >> absolutely. and that said, that's what it is all about. thanks for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news streaming on cbs news bay area. we'll be here