a former deputy sheriff accused of killing his wife. >> it didn't line up. >> was it accidental? >> "48 hours" all new. streaming paramount plus. vandals target the oakland menorah multiple times. >> there's no reason we shouldn't be able to live in peace and harmony. and in about an hour, the first catch of local crab will be pulled up in pots as crab season officially begins. and the santa cruz wharf reopened today after part of it fell into the ocean, but it's

future is still on troubled waters. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. for the second year in a row, oakland's menorah has been vandalized. >> it wasn't a great paint job. here they painted again, and this was after it was repainted. >> reporter: the rabbi of the center for jewish life of oakland is showing us these antisemitic messages covering the menorah, steps away from the display put up here for the last 19 years during hanukkah. >> it's been going on since october 7thall over oakland. wherever you go, you see this. they're hurtful. >> reporter: the rabbi says

community members reported the first antisemitic message, and then more. but on the last day of hanukkah, the antisemitic messages reappeared. >> last year the menorah was broken into pieces and thrown into the lake. we were able to find local volunteers to put it together piece by piece and displayed it outside the center. >> reporter: the volunteers are with the oakland jewish alliance where they work to remove antisemitic vandalism from the community. >> we feel specifically targeted. it feels like we're alone in this endeavor. >> reporter: the founder of oakland jewish alliance says about 140 members from the jewish community across the bay area unite to paint over the antisemitic messages. >> we log eight instances a week. it's been over a year,

and that's over 800 reported instances of graffiti. >> reporter: her team painted over the hate messages this year, but it doesn't mean the work stops there. >> it's very disheartening and difficult to go day after day looking at this vandalism and having to live with this. >> reporter: community leaders say they won't back down and will continue to spread the message of resilience and hope. >> there's no reason there should be hate. you can have differences of opinions, that's fine. you can be for or against what's happening on the other side of the world. but we should be able to live together in peace and harmony. >> reporter: they say they have ample security mys in place and -- measures in place, and will continue to have them for the next hanukkah celebration. meanwhile, in san francisco, pro-palestinian demonstrators rallied at union square as the war between israel and hamas enters its 15th month. the gaza health

ministry says israel has called more than 45,000 palestinians, most of them women and children. they've done it mostly with u.s. weapons and 18 billion in american taxpayer money. protesters are demanding the u.s. government stop that, even as joe biden today promised another $8 billion to support israel's war. also in san francisco, a pedestrian is dead after a hit and run crash that happened tonight near silver and colby streets in the portola neighborhood. police say the victim died at the scene. police have not released any details on the suspect's car. while in the outer richmond people are back home after a gas leak forced 15 people to evacuate this morning. a large white plume was seen shooting into the air near 47th and balboa. they worked on a muni bus. the cause is still under investigation. and staying in the city,

the mayor-electing was out today hosting several neighborhood clean ups ahead of his inauguration. he was joined by about 100 volunteers picking up trash in ingleside saying he wants to kickoff his administration with acts of service for the the community. >> that's the focus of my administration. accountability, change, and service. and everyone needs to do their part for us to reclaim the mantle of being the greatest city in the world, and we're going to get there. >> clean ups are planned in lower knob hill and the mission tomorrow. inration day -- inauguration day is this coming wednesday. fisherman will be allowed to start retrieving crab traps just after midnight tonight. >> but they tell our da lin after so many delays, expect to pay more for this year's catch. >> reporter: the wait is almost

over. fisherman jonathan tin is lining up containers to store hopefully what will be hundreds and hundreds of pounds of crabs come sunday. >> we have a tank on the boat and once the tank is full, we put the the crab in these totes. >> reporter: they'll soon get the long awaited paycheck after a long delay. >> we're excited. >> we're loading the bait onto the boot. >> reporter: the commercial season typically starts mid-november. migrating whales delayed the the start to january 5th. >> it's been extremely tough for us. especially with the loss of the salmon season the past two years. that's half of our income gone, so all we can rely on right now is crabbing. >> usually when we go in november we get the thanksgiving and christmas market, so we get a better price for crab. now the holidays are over, and it impacts the price. >> reporter: kpix 5 followed jonathan out to sea last year when they were retrieving the crab pots. the season was also delayed, but jonathan says they

had a great year catching more than 100,000-pounds of crabs. >> she's three. she's a boat dog. >> reporter: hard to say what this year will look like. they won't know until they retrieve the pots after midnight. >> the boats pull up, they bring them to us, and they're cooked within an hour or two. it doesn't get more fresh than that. >> reporter: local restaurants like the crab house are excited. >> this is the signature dish. skillet roasted crab. >> reporter: bob runs several restaurants at pier 39. the crab they're serving now are from the oregon and washington area. they plan to serve fresh local crab as early as monday. >> we partner with a local guy with a few boat, and he brings them to us the minute they're out of the water. >> reporter: fishermen like jonathan hope to deliver meaty crab soon. >> we go out and harvest

whatever catch we get, and it's a lot more fun. we're supplying food for the nation. >> tomorrow morning you'll be able to start buying fresh crabs right off the boats at piers 45 and 47. still ahead tonight at 11:00, saying good bye to the local animal that inspired a beloved movie character. and some say the santa cruz wharf is safe, but some locals disagree. and we have the virtual set set ahead to tuesday morning, and those are offshore winds. we'll talk about why we'll probably escape concerns about fire weather here, but why southern california will not. santa ana winds about to become a serious concern down there, and we'll talk about a subtle warm up

well, the world's oldest person passed away today at the age of 116 in central japan. they were born the same year that henry ford launched the model t in 1908. she was verified as the world's oldest person in september 2024 and was presented with the official guiness world record

certificate on respect for the aged day, which is a japanese public holiday celebrated annually to honor the country's elders. now a brazilian nun is the world's oldest person. she is 116 and 210 days old. guiness says she's just one of three people still living who was born in the first decade of the, boy, she looks pretty good. she was born in the first decade of the 20th century. >> 116 years old. amazing. eddie murphy made him a household name, but at the time real inspiration behind the donkey from shrek was actually here in the bay area. perry the donkey, who was the model for shrek's side kick, died today at the age of 30 years old. kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the

animators lived nearby. over the years his medical bills piled up, and many pitched in to cover the costs. and the santa cruz wharf reopened today after part of it fell into the sea. john ramos takes us there while questions about the future of the wharf continue. >> reporter: the santa cruz wharf is again open for business, and the mayor says it's completely safe, but not everyone shares his confidence that there's nothing more to see here. >> good morning! how is everybody? pretty good day, huh? >> reporter: it was a good day compared to christmas eve when a previously closed 150-foot section at the end of the wharf broke apart sending two buildings, broken pilings, and other debris into the ocean. on this day, the mayor announced that despite the challenges, there was good news.

>> we're trying to emphasize the concept that when you build a half mile long commercial road over open ocean, you'll have to be pretty careful about how you maintain that. what we know is that this wharf is sound and safe for you to be here, for our per chants to open back up, and more people to come here and visit again. >> reporter: the city is declaring it safe after an engineering food, moffat and nicho completed a visual inspection. they said it's good in shape. >> it is aging, it's 110 years old, and there's definitely some wear and tear. but the wharf staff is constantly every day replacing piles, replacing beams, replacing the hardware. that's what was going on when the wharf collapsed. has it

lost significant strength? i don't think so. i think it's still largely in intact condition. >> reporter: the city says the end of the pier collapsed due to damage from two previous storms in late 2023 and early last year. but john bombachi disagrees. he was the wharf supervisor for 20 years before retiring in 2021, and he says back then he was warning the city the struck which are was starting to come apart. >> there was nothing that really happened recently that caused it to go like that. and they'll start to lose other sections of the wharf. we knew this was happening. we made some repairs to band-aid it here and there. >> reporter: do they need to do something for the rest of it to stay up? >> oh, yes. oh, yeah. the next thing that's going to start going is the east parking lot. >> reporter: phillip was in the area and watched as the end of

the wharf collapsed sending huge splintered lumber to beaches as far away as watsonville. >> i saw the piles, and they were rotted inside and not looking perfect condition. and we got many piles here under the pier, and it's 100 years old. so i think the one week for checking the pier is not a long time. we need to check it out probably more, little bit more. >> reporter: but for the people who make their livings on the wharf, time was of the essence, having already lost two important holidays. joel is a third generation candy maker on the wharf 6 who relies on the tourist trade. he's cautiously optimistic that the city's assessment was correct. >> we weren't very happy when they were closed because no one was saying how long it would be. but it's been two weeks, i guess, and we're open. we're praying. supposedly there's big

surf in the next two weeks. i think they can do their job. i'm not pressing the city or holding against the city if something else falls apart, but i think they've got it. >> reporter: everyone is hoping all's well that ends well if it's in fact the end. the mayor says because of climate change it may not make sense to replace the lost portion of the wharf , and the structural engineer thinks it's probably a good idea in the future to close the pier in times of particularly high surf. a good amount of blue sky and sunshine on the wharf in santa cruz today, and tomorrow will go a lot like that. on again and off again. clouds, more blue sky, and a five degree warm up. so it's not like you'll step outside and go oh, wow, it really warmed up. but it's technically going to be about five degrees warmer. let me show you what that means for your part of the bay. we'll get all the daytime highs on here. you pick out your part. it's basically low 60s. this is a trend that keeps going. by wednesday and

thursday, now places like san jose on thursday you'll be about two degrees shy of 70. so look forward to a relatively warm and sunny week. we're out of the rain business for awhile. but we need to talk about missed opportunities for rain that will turn into wind events. i have to show you the first one coming our way on thursday. when we go to the large view and show you the storm that's about to come into the west coast, what you're going the see is an inside slider. we take the forecast and play it straight forward and watch the rain off the coast. watch the time in the bottom left. into monday and tuesday, this storm just drifts down over nevada. play that one more time. it has so much promise, comes to our north, and then makes a hard right turn and slides down the inside of the continent. look what that does to the wind. when these things happen like that, they produce offshore winds for us. that's when we start to get into concerns. if

we didn't have a wonderful start to winter already, we'd be a little concerned about fire weather. but we're off the hook here. instead, as the system comes in, it's going to deliver some very strong winds down to southern california. and as a result, they've got fire weather watches. look at the map for watches and warnings. that's a whole cornucopia of shades down there. that's through tuesday, fire weather concerns. we'll get offshore winds at home here as well. i'll show you what ours will look like. they'll be strong enough that if this was fall and we hadn't had any rain yet, we'd likely have fire concerns. tomorrow's winds not a problem. nice subtle onshore breeze. here's tuesday, big difference. when you look at the wind speeds in the mountains, those are 50 miles per hour cuts tuesday morning. 40 miles per hour on mount diablo. not that windy at the lower elevations, but still about a 20 miles per hour

breeze. thankfully those hills are nice and green here. most parts of the bay are well above average for rainfall for this time of year. southern california is a very different story, and they're highly vulnerable to what will be a significant offshore wind event for them through the middle part of the week. there's the seven-day forecast here at home. bit breezy on tuesday, then the warm up by wednesday and thursday. inland locations like santa rosa and san jose near 70. matt, over to you. thanks, darren. coming up in sports, the sharks ended an eight-game losing streak earlier in the week, but they're streaking the other direction now. and which warrior suffered what steve ke ♪♪ ♪♪

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the warriors were hoping to take a spark from the win over the sixers and apply it to the grizzlies without steph. they needed other stars to step up, but might have lost one in the process. jonathan kuminga has been big for the dubs when curry is out, and he was on track 13 points, 15 minutes. but in the second quarter, he takes an awkward fall and was slow to get up. ended up living the game and didn't return. after, steve kerr called it a significant ankle sprain. but an mri is to come sunday. left the arena on crutches. 4-quarter, weird game got weirder. green grabs eady. draymond gets his first play grant one this season. steph

didn't look amused from the bench. then dray knocks down the three on the other end, but he had to let the refs hear it, and they weren't having it. technical fall on green. he can't believe it, neither can kerr. and the hero of the game was andrew wiggins. the dubs force a turnover, up 7. slam for wiggins. kerr liking what he's seeing. in the final minute, wiggins by the the defender, throws it down with authority. puts an exclamation mark on the win. warriors like it 121-113. but they will eagerly await for an update on kuminga. the sharks had a saturday mat nigh against the new jersey devils. 3rd period tied up at 1. 2 on 2, and celebrini gets his 13th goal of the year, most of any rookie so far. the game-winning goal game with 27

seconds left. the sharks win, two straight wins for san jose. they'll host the the golden knights on tuesday. college hoops, washington state an affiliate member in the west coast conference this year facing the dons. first half, usf up 1. thomas drills the 3. a team high 30 points on the night. but they were down big with over a minute to go. cougars pile on. dons fall 91-82 and fall to 13 and 4 and 3 and 1 in conference play. cal basketball looking for their first ever acc win facing clemson on saturday down 5 in the second. this doesn't help. picked off, hunter taking it the other way. throws it down. despite 30 from andre, cal loses 80-68. they are winless in conference play seeded 16th in the acc. still to come, 49ers cap off their season on sunday. everyone involved is excited to

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finally coming to an end. it's been a weird season for the niners. started with constant distractions filled with off the field tragedies and resulted in a total spiral. and by the way, debo samuel out sunday, which maybe marks the end of his era in san francisco. jennings will play in this game. could achieve his first 1,000-yard season. he just needs 77 yards against the cardsals. but his pockets will be a little lighter entering the off season because the nfl finalled him over $11,000 for his unnecessary roughness penalty monday against the lions. jennings might not mind as he's as much lineman as he is wide receiver. >> reporter: how much do you enjoy the blocking and physical part of the game. >> i enjoyed it since i was a little kid. he made a wish and i granted it for him. little nfl action on saturday. ravens looking to clench the afc north over the browns. no problem against

their divisional foes. derrick henry had a big day on his birthday with 140 rushes yards, two touchdowns, and it was 35-10 baltimore. and this was the icing on the cake. interception. michael pierce, the big man makes a business decision. they're jacked to win the nfc, or excuse me the afc north and get the 3 seed in the conference. the final time we can say this, do you want to ask about our prediction for the 49ers? >> i do indeed. you were right last week. you said they would lose. >> i think we're on a streak with our predictions, but i'm going with a win tomorrow. >> i'm going with a win tomorrow. kyler murray is just too unpredictable. >> that's right. end with something positive. >> it's now out there in the universe. we'll fact check you tomorrow night. thank you, matt. after the break, first look at san francisco's welcoming the year of the snake next.

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san francisco is kicking off lunar new year preparations in chinatown. a zodiac themed wall went up today between grant and broadway. volunteers added over 1200 red envelopes filled with new year wishes. the organizers says the iconic wall attracts visitors for photos and shares positive messages each year. this year marks the tenth anniversary of the zodiac wall installation in chinatown. tomorrow night the 82nd golden globes air here on cbs. netflix's emilia perez tops the nominations with ten, including best comedy and musical. on the comedy side, fx's the bear leads, following with only murders in the bidding and shogun with four

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