i'm adriana diaz in chicago. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. -- captions by vitac -- wwvitac.com >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> now at 6:00, san francisco as the clock ticks down to shopping deadlines, police crack down on shoplifting and theft. >>> i'm john ramos in the east bay. the economy and holiday shopping may have changed but for last minute gift buyers, it is christmas as usual. we'll have that story coming up. >>> with businesses in the city barely surviving, merchant ins a troubled neighborhood have an ultimatum for the mayor. >> i didn't know what happened. it felt like a bomb went off. >> hundreds of people jolted awake this morning. a look at the early morning quake that rocked the east bay. live from the cbs studios in san francisco san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. christmas is a week from tomorrow making today one of the busiest shopping days of the year. lots of shoppers hitting the streets in union square on the so-called super saturday. it is an important deadline day fo

cbs' adriana diaz takes a look at what parents should know tp.ng theirng kids and thaf giving. the mother leading an effort to bring holiday cheer to hundreds of families. plus, what you told us about how you're giving this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. tonight we have that breaking news, the supreme court weighing in on the border debate as an influx of migrants are expected in the days ahead. plus there is that massive, cross-country storm bringing dangerously low temperatures to a majority of u.s. we've got the forecast. but first we're going to begin with a historic day on capitol hill. for the first time in american history, congress has referred a former president to the department of justice for possible criminal prosecution, recommending four felony charges for his role in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the statute for one of those charges, insurrection, says someone convicted shall be esi sai returthll mark

i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> with the lightning, i think it's been -- >> yep, fog and light rain. cold and wet. how long will it last? >> mask mandate may be back as the triple endemic ways on. a local expert weighs in. >>> why the chinese government is fighting former nba star and bay area native, jeremy lin. >> i just want to help out. >>> powerful story of giving back. how one volunteers past is helping her find a better future for bay area finding families. >>> wet and cold saturday night , i am brian hackney. >>> let's start with a light look outside. evening rain moving in right now. the rain causing problems on the roads with reports of 280 being flooded and drivers hydroplaning there. >> it's percent and. >> just today, in the last 12 hours. that is enough to cause some of the problems on the road. we are right on the verge of where this is kind of the rain to help but not cause too many headaches. he does advisories and warnings

here's cbs's adriana diaz with what you need to know. >> reporter: 12-year-old henry berman is allowed up to an hour of screen time a day on the computer. but his parents creighton and emily are considering a cell phone. >> my wife and i have been kind of struggling with it because, you know, there's a lot packed into that phone. >> what are your concerns about your son getting a phone? >> we all know digital technology and social media kind of destroys us, so just trying to figure out how to destroy him a little less. >> reporter: 42% of kids have a smartphone at 10 years old. by the time they're 14, 91% have phones. catherine pearlman wrote "first phone." her advice to parents, use a phone that allows you to limit features. >> it's developing habits sooner, but it's also learning a little bit at a time rather tha 14, fully loaded and then trying to learn everything all at once. >> reporter: devor ra runs workshops on phones. she says parents need to ask themselves some questions. >> is your kid impulsive? are they going to blow up their life with a few angry texts? is your kid able t

adriana diaz, cbs news, south bend, indiana. >>> and that is the overnight news for this friday.ome of you, the news continues. for others, please check back later for cbs mornings. and of course you can follow us online anytime a cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm marriage garrett. -- major garrett. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. in columbus, ohio, a 5-month-old twin boy who was kidnapped along with his twin brother days earlier has been found alive in indianapolis and is in good health. his brothers had been found alive on tuesday. a 24-year-old woman has been charged with two counts of kidnapping. >>> the senate has passed a $1.7 trillion spending bill to avert a government shutdown. the bill, which provides $50 billion in aid to ukraine, now heads to the house for a vote and is expected to pass before it's sent to president biden for his signature. >>> arizona's governor has agreed to remove a makeshift border wall built out of shipping containers. this comes after the biden administration filed a lawsuit arguing it was illegally

cbs's adriana diaz has tonight's family matters with tips on how to protect your children. grrnlts. >> do their social skills match up with the access that they have -- >> reporter: at chicago's petterson elementary school, parents are ready for a lesson on kids' cell phone safety. >> we should ask our kids' permission before we share their picture. >> reporter: craighton berman just gave his child a phone. >> our kid can't distinguish real and reliable. that's our main concern. . my son uses discord. >> reporter: what is that. it's like slack. it's twhawnt makes me nervous. >> reporter: what should parent know. >> anyone trying to exploit your child sexually, emotionally, financially, they will use the threats to isolate them and scare them. if your child knows they have a safeso that you wiigorm e on their side, they're much less vulnerable. g> reporter: chton saysr mes whr cldan chat and modeling good behavior. >> ultimately, i believe that mentoring is more powerful than monitoring. we want to teach them how to do the right thing. >> we've had a lot of conversations eve

one in three americans say they've fallen for a phoyerle cbs's adriana diaz has tonight's "family mattersh tips on how to protect your children. >> do their social skills, you know, match up with the access that they have? >> reporter: at chicago's petterson elementary school, parents are ready for a lesson on kids' cell phone safety. devora wrote the guide "screen wise." >> we should ask our kids' permission before we share their picture. >> reporter: craighton berman just gave his 12-year-old a phone. lynda gibson's 13-year-old has one, too. >> our kids aren't always able to distinguish what's real and what's reliable, so, that's been my main conern. >> my son uses discord, which-- >> reporter: what is that? >> it's like slack, but for any interest. it's fairly anonymous. we talk about it a lot, but that is one that makes me nervous. >> reporter: what should parents know to keep them safe? >> anyone trying to exploit your child sexually, emotionally, financially, they will use the threats to isolate them and scare them. if your child knows they have a safe person in you and that you wil

adriana diaz, cbs news, south bend, indiana. >> garrett: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news."ght. . >>> now, cbs news bay area, a mother who lost her child to a fentanyl overdoses turning her pain into action, the push to expand access to a life-saving medicine. >> i am all about getting more narcan out there and more people trained on how to use it. >> right now in this moment, we know that having narcan readily available can save lives. >>> plus, it is being called a once in a generation winter storm. how snow and record cold are disrupting so many plans for bay area travelers, trying to get out for the holidays. >>> at least we don't have to deal with that for local travel. but, air quality still an issue. that is trapped at the horizon, we will talk about that error alert in effect. >>> and the former crypto ceo charged with swindling investors is back out of jail and heading into the bay area. the judges orders ahead of his trial. >> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. it is a critical weapon in the opioid crisis, and there is a push tonigh

adriana diaz, cbs news, "south bend, indiana. >> garrett: and this is tonight's "cbs evening news."r garrett. good night. >> i get woken by all this yelling and screaming and cursing... >> announcer: did a lover's quarrel end with a smash? >> whoops! >> judge judy: i just see you throwing the laptop against the wall and saying, "whoops!" >> announcer: or... >> judge judy: you know what i have a problem with? >> announcer: is this couple in cahoots? >> judge judy: that doesn't look like the kind of outfit that somebody is wearing when they just wake up. i'd like you to take a minute to think about it. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> announcer: 21-year-old john hall iii is suing his ex-boyfriend saverio franciosa for an unpaid loan and for destroying his laptop. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 242 on the calendar in matter of hall vs. franciosa. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been s

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adriana diaz is off.costa in new york. >>> an extraordinary and treacherous moment nationwide as extreme cold shatters holiday plans. these conditions near rockford, illinois today. no one was seriously hurt in the crash, but the weather has proven deadly, claiming at least 19 lives. >>> in seattle frozen streets sent some cars sliding out of control, backward and downhill. it is a deep freeze. blinding blizzards and icy kay chaos in nearly 5,000 delayed flights, stranding travellers. cbs's naomi ruchim is in newark, new jersey. >> reporter: good evening. all of the delays and cancellations are still coming in and people only have a few hours to get out if they want to make it in time for christmas. from coast to coast, brutal cold stranding thousands of holiday travelers at airports nationwide. >> it has been cancelled, delayed, moved to another flight. >> reporter: the wicked weather has made travel deadly. this devastating pile-up in ohio involving more than 40 cars and trucks on friday. at least four

for now i'm adriana diaz in chicago.e bay area. >> images like that are why today was a first alert weather day. that's the cold front with the heaviest rain. that has passed but we are not done. >>> will the rain put a dent in our drought? >> live from san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. wind and rain have been pummeling the bay area all day long. it doesn't matter where you live, in the city, or in the east bay. , that wet weather came for everybody. >> it is coming again but darren has the details. >> tomorrow's rain will be different from today and you can see why when you look at first alert doppler. that was today's rain. that is the cold front. that well organized line of steady heavy rain at times. that is the leading edge of the storm. it gets windy when that comes through. and, you also get perhaps an occasional thunderstorm fixed in with that. that line of thunderstorms has cleared santa clara valley. it has moved to san bonino county. over half-moon bay, skyline boulevard. it extends acros

. >> and i'm adriana diaz. >> gayle and tony are off, but we are in great hands.here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> travel trouble persists as we approach another busy holiday weekend. >> it's been a nightmare honestly. >> just been awful. it's stressful. >> the worst part was when they canceled our flight, they didn't give us our luggage. these clothes have been on us for four days. >>> migrants are still packing shelters at the u.s.-mexico border even after the supreme

. >> i'm adriana diaz. >> gayle and tony are off.opener" -- your world in 90 seconds. >>> the death toll rises in buffalo from a brutal weekend storm, and the white house responds by declaring a state of emergency. >> buffalo is impassable in most areas. it's a very, very tenuous situation still in the city. >> travel chaos continues as airlines struggle to bounce back

adriana diaz joins us from new york. >>> good morning.n cbs mornings, and airport story that will not leave you frustrated. we show you a one-of-a-kind garage sale that airline enthusiasts are lining up for. steve hartman is here to talk about his new special on the powerful impact of kindness. he will share the honorees, amy grant. she was surprised by her grammy-winning career. that is at 7:00. >>> we will see you then. >>> i have never been a big san francisco fan. >> i know what you mean, it is pretentious. being in the tech industry, everybody is the smartest [ bleep ] in the world if you live in silicon valley. is mack and also, they are overly political he correct. >> that is harsh words from mark cuban. that was on at the club random podcasts. it mark even says he does like the bay area as a place to start a business. he blames the west coast elitism , woke politics, and taxes. >> pretentious? that is harsh. >> wire people coming for the bay. it is a good place to live. >> it comes from a place of jealousy. >> reporter: that's rig