i wish i had some answers, i live about 10 miles from antioch and used to live in antioch years ago buty answers for this. i tell people socrates did not become the father of western velocity by answering questions, he asked the questions. in that, i think somebody needs to ask those folks who want to defund the police, i want to ask those people today, who would you call if the van was parked, the rv in front of your house? who would you call it was parked in front of your place of business? would you call a social worker people say we need more, would you sell call it psychiatrist? would you call auntie pelosi x joe biden? joe biden, hunter, a strange fan is park here, come help us. no, you call the police. men and women in blue and thank god they did what they were trying to do and they did it well. i'm grateful to them, the city of nashville is rightful to the. i asked my fellow red state, did you think this would stay away from our doorstep? was just going to be in the blue states was it just important in minneapolis and baltimore? no. it has come home to us. these people are anarc

antioch, tennessee, tom mentioned. kind of the suburbs of nashville, tennessee, and that is where fbi, atf, doing their search of this pernt of interest, anthony quinn warner, 63 years of age. currently in the process of searching that property as tom just eloquently brought us through, took us through that. you're looking at that live picture. then on the other side you are seeing scenes, of course from where the explosion took place yesterday. we're going to continue to monitor these two situations. with that i go to shaq brewster actually on the ground for us in nashville, tennessee. shaq, bring us up to date as to what you're learning on the ground. >> yeah, yasmin. looking at those live pictures antioch is about 15 minutes i way from where we stind right now. we're about four and a half blocks away from the block site where the explosion occurred. an update from officials in the past two hours they're going through some 500 tips and leads, going through the investigation and processing that scene. you see the dama

i want to get to this home in antioch, nashville. we saw an overhead view of what investigators were doing. it appeared that they were moving things out of the home. we know that the bomb squad was there, as natasha noted, clearing the area, making sure it was safe. given your experience, paint a picture of what's happening inside. and i'm curious about the wording "court authorized event" for officials describing what they're doing there. >> reporter: sure. as a former fbi crisis coordinator in new york city, i had some of these folks that are doing the job there right now in antioch that worked under my umbrella in crisis management. this is the fbi's evidence response team. and the way you can look at them is they are the forensic evidence harvesters. they're the ones that go and collect the evidence, much like you'd see in "csi miami" on tvment one of those crime scene investigation shows. the things that are critical -- two things. one obviously is the physical evidence that could tie itself to the potential bomber, if that's wh

she was seen on friday, on east 18th street in antioch. she was wearing a black fleece, zip up top, and black pants with white stripes. she does not have a car or a phone. anyone with information on this case, also are asked to call the police. >>> authorities identified the suspect of the christmas day explosion in nashville. i am charles watson in nashville, tennessee. we have more on that story, coming up. >>> the pfizer vaccine is rolling out in europe. we look at the effort to ensure fair distribution to all european countries, large and small. >>> we have rain back in the forecast. it is mainly for the south bay and santa cruz. we will talk about that with the storm doors opening. we will be back here, after the break. >>> it is a great time to let your light shine. watch the ktvu fox2 light special, tonight at 9:30. my mother died when i was a kid. it inspired me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing

. >> reporter: they're hoping to fill a void in downtown antioch.le they can't open their doors to the public the new cafe opened their take out window. a pandemic style grand opening. >> it's like a hug in a cup. >> reporter: they already have a successful shop in brentwood. they're determined to give it a go in antioch even as bay area businesses faced even greater covid-19 guidelines in the coming days. >> it is risky. no matter what you do in a pandemic, post pandemic there's always risk. but we are confident in what we do. >> we don't know what the deep purple will mean, but we're just focusing on the positives right now. >> reporter: the city of antioch is doing what it can to support small business and help keep them afloat. they're giving out $5,000 grants to 60 local businesses including rivertown sweets bakery. its owners only haven't seen a 50% drop in business but have been grappling with pandemic fueled shortages. >> a shortage of flour, eggs, butter, last couple of months it's been vanilla extract. >> we're doing our part to make sure

this is him with the antioch police chief before he rejoined the department. adante pointer: and you have essentially a revolving door of abusiveness that just gets transferred from one community to the other. jaxon: civil rights attorney adante pointer represented the gongora family, who sued for wrongful death and ultimately settled with san francisco for $140,000. he said the family is still angry. adante: and not only did he manage to escape punishment, but he also--he also managed to get another opportunity to go to yet another city, another community, and continue his career as a police officer with these--with this discipline sight unseen until today. jaxon: antioch police sent us a statement late today, saying they didn't know maloney was facing suspension when they hired him because, at the time, the shooting had been ruled justifiable by the san francisco district attorney's office. and there was no decisional document provided to the background investigator that sustained allegations of misconduct. at wednesday's san francisco police commission meet

let's track the fog for you visibility is the most affected in novato and conquered also through antioch portions of 80 highway 4 and then especially routes in the central valley like 99 and i 5 looking at a big impact from this dense fog. we will be seeing it sticking around for san pablo bay, the north bay shoreline as well as the car keen as well in the late morning, so it's going to have an impact for most of our north bay commuters as well as inland east bay drivers south bay, coastal bay looking at some actually pretty clear conditions to the contrary i'll keep you updated on the latest through the morning. james, all right john thank you very much. let's give you a quick check of the bridges as we take a look at the bay bridge. >>nice our camera here at the toll plaza on the oakland sideshows you've got no issues as you make your way through the toll gates and across the span things look great here also looking fine in san mateo your san mateo bridge drive looking great on 92 the westbound direction on the right side with the taillights that's heading out towards the peninsula and

and that's also being seen in areas like conquered in antioch this morning. so watch those foggy spots further inland. this is your mount tam cam right here you can see the bay bridge there in the distance, it's just fine there's no fog out here in san francisco. >>norcross the east bay fog is definitely sitting further inland, sore coastal in bayside spots are sitting just fine as far as visibility goes this morning you will notice some haze there in the horizon, a product of that a spare the air alert that we do have an affect today radar shows a quiet picture otherwise and we zoom out across the region. there's your ridge of high pressure smack dab right across the bay. that's what's keeping those pollutants here right with us and wire quality isn't that great all over again showers are still being sent well to the north across the pacific northwest. but we do see a switch up in this weather trend as we work our way later in the forecast showers do start to work their way our direction later on today by the time we work our way into the afternoon dry skies

watch out for low visibility at times this morning in areas like conquered as well as on over to antioch even as far west as billy how at times as we will be seeing those low clouds and fog burning off by the time we work into late morning for these areas, 40's 50's for current temperatures, it's definitely not as cold as yesterday morning was but still chilly enough santa rosa you're at 38 while fairfield at 39 degrees in napa are very coolest of spots right now at a cool 36 degrees currently now air quality hasn't been ideal this morning we're starting off conditions with moderate to good air quality we will be looking at not another day with noticeable haze on the horizon, so just keep your eyes peeled for that and also if you have respiratory conditions. i want to take it a little bit easier yet again wake-up planner we'll look at those low clouds that are sitting over berkeley, we're definitely starting the morning with some cloud cover but by the time we work our way into the afternoon abundant sunshine returns as do the upper 50's to low 60's talking more about not just today's fo

and you know why that is because of that fog that settling in right there through pittsburgh, antioch money should that will keep temperatures a little cooler in these areas petaluma and santa rosa beach at 62 for your highs today, let's get you a look ahead at the next 7 days. so we start the forecast clear dry and calm but after christmas is when the rainfall looks to be returning, especially into that weekend after the holiday. so get ready to get the rain jackets back out but in the meantime some pretty nice weather for the next few days back to you. all right, thank you very much john let's quickly check the roads this morning traffic is building but still not much here at the bay bridge approach on westbound 80 the oakland side looking clear as you make your way through the toll plaza. >>and into san francisco, the only issue we're tracking in the east bay really at the moment continue to be the situation on 5.80 eastbound out near 35 couple lanes still blocked there and also on 8.80 northbound near whipple road looks like we've got a stalled vehicle looks like in one of the rig

if it was a suicide, they left some footprints and so law enforcement officers are at that home in antioch, tennessee, 10 miles away from the nashville site and they're checking to find out can they show a nexus between what has taken place in nashville and the antioch home and that possible suspect. so quite naturally, yes, they're looking through the computers. they're looking for a motive. they want to try to find why would someone at 6:30 in the morning on a sunday morning on-not a sunday morning, but a christmas morning go o out and cause this kind of havoc within nashville, within that community. eric: i guess the speculation would be he had the warning because he didn't want to kill innocent people. he just wanted to apparently potentially target that one building that at&t building, if it was so. officials concerned about, for example, online conspiracies, if this was an electronics person, remember ted kaczynski, who built bombs in a cabin in lincoln, montana. he had an obsession with wood. a lot of his victims were named wood or had some type of association with that. what would

60 degrees each well in the north bay a range of 60's to 50's some of our cool spots like benicia antioch pittsburgh and fairfield or spots closer to that to fog we're in the midst of this morning. as for the next 7 days, it's a quiet start to this much rainier finish. after friday saturday and sunday arrive monday of next week also looking likely to be rainy too so get ready for the rain but enjoy the sunshine that we've got for now daria thanks john 9.16 right now on the east bay oakland historic. >>piano bar, the alley is now on the brink of having to close down. kron four's taylor, the sacking has more. >>it's a familiar sound in oakland, the piano keys leading a variety of voices, inyone from to famous performers living former and most precious and jacqueline simpkins his own the alley since 2009, but it's been in her family since 1950 everything. it's like. >>it's like >>of course so much into it the alley originally opened in 1933 shortly after the end of the prohibition and is now the last inning piano bar in the city, however, it may not stand for much longer because of the pande

has settled a ride into not only the valley, but also the delta into the car keen is with concord antioch and eventually as this fog slips further into san pablo bay out towards coastal marine and sonoma counties as well so do watch your visibility across the north bay and a power across portions of the east bay too we have dense fog advisories issued by the national weather service and that looks like we also do have some dense fog advisories issued by chp is conquered at points this morning seeing visibility dropping below a mile nevado i'm also expecting you to have some visibility issues know at the same time areas like our bayside cities like hayward oakland, san jose and then coastal spots all in the clear so this is definitely some inland fog we're going to be looking at that will burn off for the central valley and for delta in cortina side areas on towards the early afternoon now as far as skies go it is quiet on radar. there's no chances of rainfall today in fact will stay pretty calm and clear all the way through your work week ahead of us that is until friday afternoon into ev

antioch at 56. temperatures overnight will be in the 40s, some 30s as well with the fog returning through the valleys. fairfield one of the chillier spots at 32. milder around the bay. san francisco 47. oakland and san mateo at 46. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. possible sprinkles today. mostly cloudy. wet and windy tomorrow afternoon into the evening, lingering into saturday before another storm arrives on sunday and then continues into monday. stay with >>> good morning. i'm abc7 meteorologist frances lawson. we're waking up to a cloudy morning with temperatures in the 40s and 30s. this is a pretty view from emeryville looking out towards san francisco. dry for the most part today. but then get ready for a wet system that arrives tomorrow afternoon for christmas day and continues into saturday morning. i'll have the details with the timing and when another system arrives after that as well. kumasi, julian? >> better find those umbrellas. thank you. >>> "good morning america" is coming up a

east bay, lots of upper 50s to low 60s. 61 in antioch. 60 in hayward. peninsula, more of these fifths to low 60s. san mateo at 60 degrees. san francisco very similar. 58 in downtown but a little bit chillier here for the marina and the outer sunset, in the mid-50s. and for the north bay, 60 in napa. 59 in santa rosa. my extended forecast keeps it dry in san francisco all the way through christmas eve. 40s for morning lows. 50s for daytime highs in s.f. for the inland valleys, keep that heavier jacket out. plenty of 30s over the next several mornings. daytime highs in the 50s to low 60s. we've been sharing a lot of photos of your christmas trees, and in honor of our nbc bay area virtual christmas party tonight, i wanted to share two photos from our employees. the first one is from the goldberger family. that's bob and his tree. >> bob did not do that tree. >> he's got his dog elvis in front of that tree there in san jose. looking very studious. nice job, bob. and the second tree is from nbc bay area's janelle wang. >> thanks, jeff. >> love all the lights

the fbi atf raided his home in antioch tennessee yesterday, the suburb of 10 miles southeast of nashville. sources tell us they believe warner acted as a so-called lone wolf but investigators are still looking into possible motives as the city's mayor suggest warner's aim was to take out the large at&t phone transmission building downtown nashville. hello everyone this is a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters" i'm eric shawn. >> i am laura ingle and for arthel neville, the federal and local law enforcement are going to hold a news conference at 5:00 p.m. eastern and we will bring that to live once it starts. meantime authorities say they believe the suspect died in the blast as eric mentioned, nashville police are working to identify human remains found near the scene. earlier today city leaders commended those six incredibly brave nashville police officers who helped evacuate the downtown area minutes before the parked rv exploded saving thousands of lives. charles watson is live in nashville with the very latest. what we know. >> as you can imagine the six nashville police of

we just have heard that there's been a lot of activity down in antioch, which is southeast nashville. law enforcement is going through this house very, very carefully and we'll see. they have not said exactly, you know, they haven't really given us firm answers yet. i know they spent a lot of time also downtown on second avenue where the explosion happened and they're trying to piece this thing together. i will say that they seem to be moving fairly quickly on it though. >> are you hearing anything about a motive? >> no. you know, we heard there was a press conference today at 1:00. i think everybody watching hoping that they would get some answers. i think the authorities are being very careful moving quickly, but also not willing to say anything quite yet until they can figure this thing out. such a strange event, where it was located and obviously, right across from the at&t communication data center. >> yeah, and are you hearing anything about that, about the location in which this apparent suicide bombing happened? >> no. i was listening just a little while ago and they were thin

you can see the 50s around concord and antioch and fairfield and vallejo because of the fog. rest of us will be pushing 60 to 62 degrees away from the coast. tonight some 40s out there. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast. frost will become more likely wednesday and thursday morning inland. our temperatures in the afternoon will be a little bit cooler because of that, back into the 50s. friday afternoon and then again sunday is our best chance. the rainfall amounts are looking impressive. i'll have those coming up. >>> we need more health care workers to fight this pandemic. one bay area college is rising to the challenge. the training tram it's offprogr aer offering for free next month. >>> plus pixar's new movie "soul" coming sfx: dog bark ♪ a little taste of home is worth sharing. county fire department which includes burlingame, hillsborough need your help to make the holidays brighter for donations are down 75% this year because of the pandemic. the captain says using funds from the donors and the union is a way to give back to the community and support business that su

found at the blast site matches with the fbi and atf found yesterday in a raid on warner's home in antiochennessee, 10 miles southeast of where parked rv detonated at 6:30 a.m. in music city downtown area right outside an at&t building. police responded to a call of shots fired found the rv blaring a recorded warning to evacuate that it would explode in 15 minutes. and then to begin counting down the minutes. the explosion destroyed dozens of buildings and disrupted cell phone service in several states. three people hospitalized in stable condition but many more lives could've been lost if not for the six brave nashville police officers who immediately evacuated nearby civilians. authorities about 30 miles away in lebanon tennessee are searching a suspicious box truck parked at a stripmall playing audio similar to what was blaring from the rv and nashville. they detained the truck driver and appears to be no threat, it is not clear if this is related to the nashville explosion. charles watson is live in nashville right now please enter. >> authorities confirming the suspect in this case an

it was 47 degrees in antioch. concord at the airport was only 047 degrees. you get away from this cluster of cold where the fog was, and you see -- well, that anomaly will is livermore at 61. 62 in morgan hill. a dense fog advisory goes into effect again tonight. looking at the satellite forecast model, and you can see that we've got a bunch of clouds. that's tomorrow, basically looks like that. here is what wednesday looks like. okay, here is what thursday looks like. a few clouds. there might be a little drizzle. i have a feeling thursday night we'll get some showers a little early. we'll see how that goes. but then it goes off, right? that's friday. again, not very grantlar this model, but it shows you the progressive nature of these weather systems. so there will be one after another after another. that starts on friday and goes into sunday, monday, and even into tuesday, to a certain extent. so good news there. snow in the mountains. we'll see winter storm warnings up there on and off. there is a stay-at-home order in place for this holiday season. defi

. >> i thought -- the question was difficult to hear, but i thought he said antioch. antioch is a large section of the city of nashville and nashville, the city is the county and the county is the city. it is a metropolitan government. one police department, one fire department, it is a giant city. been like that since '62. so antioch is a large center, neighborhood, under thehe jurisdiction of the metropolitan police. and since we're reading the tea leaves here, i think it is possible that -- they said we don't think there is another. i think they have a person they have identified, probably through video of tag numbers going around that tourist area. you couldn't drive around that block and not have your tag taken, picture taken 15 times. so i think that they have probably got that. you also have citizens calling in saying by the way, harry i haven't seen in two days and he has an rv like that. >> yeah. >> and i don't know what happened to harry, where he went or anything, but he has an rv like that. so there are leads that come in. if agents and detectives are do y

and 63 in antioch to 67 in santa rosa. that's your spread inland.ome temperatures are nearing freezing levels. i'll show you those coming up. >> this morning new coronavirus cases are overwhelming hospitals across the country. nearly 100,000 americans are waking up in hospital beds battling covid-19. this is another new record amid a nationwide surge in cases. >> we at some point might get to a breaking point. >> it doesn't get easier. >> 43 states as well as washington, d.c. and puerto rico are all seeing their hospitalizations rise. in los angeles icus could reach 112% capacity by christmas eve. >>> we know san francisco is about to strengthen our already tight covid restrictions. what we don't know is how much is on the chopping block, though city leaders have been dropping hints. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in the city for us this morning. >>> it's been the week of teases. first the governor teasing that maybe a stay-at-home order was coming. now the mayor of san francisco hinting that more restrictions are coming this city's way.

60 oakland 62 for your high and looking at a school or coolest of temperatures for pittsburgh in antiocheas and some are cool spots to at 54 degrees each santa rosa at 60 for your high today, this is your lookahead next 7 days right here and of course we're ending 2020 with some much needed rainfall as you can see friday christmas day will come along with rain and some increasing winds to saturday we drive back out sunday into monday morning more rainfall and it looks likely that into thursday of next week could see some more rain too daria thanks a lot john it 8.19 and. >>and while a vaccine is our best chance of beating this pandemic some doctors are concerned that those shots could impact the treatment of covid patients in the short term. the fda says that anybody who's received the covid vaccine. you can't donate convalescent plasma which is used to treat patients jessica mensch has more. >>the for coronavirus patients struggling in the hospital doctors say that convalescent plasma has often been a game changer early studies strongly suggests that if you get it to patients early enou

pittsburgh in antioch themselves.are only spot in the north bay at 60 today, you look ahead at the next 7 days shows rainfall starting tomorrow winds will pick up too so it's a brisk christmas forecast. i know you're all staying with your immediate household which is definitely good because you don't to be venturing out anyways sunday night into monday morning a return of showers that will see again returning into the middle to end of next week. daria just me and the dogs kids may years and the decorations. >>down for the whole holiday weekend take a look at the new movies and there are some that are being released. dean richards has it for you and gentleman. >>my name is captain jefferson kyle kidd here tonight to read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now is the latest is called news of the world, it's based on the popular novel set just after the civil war. well captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to s

into the inland central valley itself on into the the north bay here the quirkiness from concord antioch valais hole over to nevado these are going to be our foggy spots this morning now while most of the coast in the bayside itself are looking at clear conditions you can noticeably seeing fog tracker where those problem spots will be even into late morning, i'm talking the rest of your forecast all the way to the holiday still to come. james all right john thank you very much. let's get a quick check of the roads out there this morning beginning with reproach air on westbound the bay bridge. all in all not bad as you make your ride in from oakland. in the san francisco smooth sailing at the toll plaza, no problems on the span. >>here's the san mateo bridge. the right on 92 building as you can see with more more taillights in the shot but you're still traveling at the limits and nothing slowing it down as you make your way from hayward out towards foster city. we're also seeing pretty nice conditions to at the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza. with just a steady stream of headlight

african americans are all topics for students in an elective class in dallas ranch middle school in antioch, parents and administrators say is making a big impact on the lives of the students who enroll in it. we go inside the classroom for a manhood development program. >> in here, it is all about defining who you are and who you can be. the eighth grader created the handshake that starts the class. >> respect for each other, you can do anything. this is the manhood development program, an elective at dallas ranch middle school in antioch. >> primarily it is african american students, because the cultural history of african american history is the focus, the catalyst for it, however, it is open to anyone for any ethnicity. >> this class is about history and current events. it is about battling perceptions. >> people say that african americans are good people, but then we're all good people. >> some african american people did something bad that all of them are bad. >> it makes me feel i'm downgraded or something, just because of color. >> it is a reality, that educators need to acknowledge

forecast highs tomorrow like i say a lilt warmer than they were today. 72 in fairfield and 63 in antioch. a slight cool down and on saturday and sunday the clouds increase and we have an opportunity when we get into sunday, monday and tuesday hopefully of next week to let rain in and get this thing going. we are desperately behind in rain and snowfall. the sooner the better. that's the forecast. i'll see you back tomorrow. >>> coming up after the break the 49ers see their playoff hopes evaporate. >>> up first a live look outside on this crystal clear monday night. thanks for joining us. the 11:00 news picks up in two minutes. i just lost my job. with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financial help. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com >>> how's it going everybody? not that they were terrible tonight want but you had have to sa

. >> and just for our viewers, you were seeing some video earlier of a property in antioch, tennessee. and you saw the rv. these are images that were taken last year of that rv that was outside of the business is what investigators believe and how eyewitnesses, neighbors, had seen that same what appeared to be that same rv parked outside that residence in antioch last year. the correlation here now for you, carla, that that rv, that explosion took place right outside of your business. we are wishing you the best. i hope that you and all of your employees and your entire, you know, melting pot family will be able to get the kind of assistance that you need and pick up the pieces from here. carla rosenthal, thank you so much for being with us. i appreciate it. >>> and we'll be right back. ls, food delivery, and especially car dealers all charge excessive, last-minute fees. when you want something badly enough, it feels like your only choice is to pay up. but what if you had a choice to take a stand instead? at carvana, we believe in treating you better. with zero hidden fees, you can dr

his home in antioch, about 10 miles outside of nashville was rated.eighbor say this violence did not seem to be in his character, but expressed the political ideology of those interviewed did not know it. >> when we see him outside, he would say hi. and the kids play outside. and it was kind of friends for the kids. but with him. >> he waved to people, you know, but never got friendly with anybody. he never talk to anybody. >> the bomb was parked outside of the at&t building. investigators now say warner's late father worked for at&t, but connecting the two as a motivator thus far is just speculation. investigators also don't know what the bomb was made of. that is being analyzed in quantico. and warner did have a police record, but a very minor one. a marijuana conviction back in 1979. alisha. >> alicia: mike tobin, thanks. let's bring in tennessee bureau of investigation director rauch. thank you for being here today, we just heard mike tobin's report, but my first question is how do you determine motive? >> thanks, alicia. so motive is one of those

connects at willow pass road to 242 as a way to get around that. 36 minutes to go from antioch toward the east shore freeway. on the bay bridge upper deck we have pockets of slowing but no delays at the toll plaza. >> just going to take a quick look to the next opportunities of rain. the next one christmas day on friday it. will mainly be friday night when we see that. we get a break saturday and sunday and then another system on sunday for more rain. it'll be a busy looking seven day forecast, you will see a lot of rain on there but it's mainly friday, second half of the day and then again late sunday night into monday when we will see the bay area wide rain showers. >> okay. all right. when santa is out and about on christmas he should be cool. no wet reindeer. >> good timing. doesn't get here until after that. >> good to go. >> thank you for that and thank you for starting your morning with us. cbs this morning coming up next and remember the news continues all day on the cbsn bay area. >> have a great tuesday everybody. sghoet ♪ . >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. welco

today, searching home in the nashville suburb antioch reported a person of interest in connection withblast. charles watson live in nashville with the latest. charles. >> jon, the fbi says they're looking into a number of possible suspects in connection with to that rv explosion here in downtown nashville. this is a while ago fbi and fbi agents readed that home that you mentioned in antioch, tennessee which is about ten miles south of nash veal that is reportedly tied to a person of interest. a source tells us agents were there conducting court authorize activity seeking evidence as part of the investigation as for that rv explosion, site authorities say it is a complex and expansionive scene with at least 41 buildings damaged. but authorities say they have no reason to believe there are any other threats in the region we'll expect more -- expect to hear more from federal and local agents tomorrow, jon. jon: charles watson in nashville. charles, thank you. and that's how fox reports on this final saturday of 2020. december 26th the day after christmas, i'm jon scott, thank you for watc

antioch native, austin jones put it up 710 nothing. three touchdown game 31 to 10. all they had to do was protect the football, right? the ball is loose. he picks it up, that led to a field goal, 31-26. could the cardinals run out the clock? yes. austin jones, first down run and we are done here. 3126 the final. cardinal record now two and two. nfl, as we speak, 49ers are slight favorites to beat the bills on monday night at their new home. glendale arizona training site for at least three weeks. chased out of santa clara county amid the noncontact sports shutdown. the concerned about the team's mental state where they can only see each other during practice, the coach address this this week. >> some people are going to deal with this differently than others. you heard about the nba bubble. those were at least able to hang around each other. it's not like we are in a bubble hanging out. >> then there are the raiders, a point favorites and even though they are over the covid- 19 issues they are facing stricter protocols. now nfl staff has to work from home two days a

antioch, no travel going to 0. there's a trouble spot, at crashtree avenue. our bridges are pretty quiet looking good. the bay bridge is very quiet as you head out of the east bay to san francisco. >>> well, who doesn't love dolly parton. the country music superstar is celebrating. nancy chen has more on the holly dolly christmas. ♪ have a holly jolly christmas ♪ >> reporter: dolly parton has a christmas special. >> put as much joy as you can. ♪ i saw mommy kissing santa claus ♪ >> reporter: the country music super star shares songs from her new holiday album as well as personal memories from her childhood. >> growing up in the matt granites we didn't have a lot of stuff. we had a lot of good stuff that money doesn't buy, things like love and understanding. >> reporter: she's not just an entertainment icon but a philanthropist. it was revealed that her million dollar donation led to the development of the moderna vaccine. >> this year couldn't get much crazier, could it. >> reporter: she believes better things is on the way ♪ i believe to my very core we'll w

. >> harris, star running back for alabama crimson tide from over in antioch, that town must be bursting with pride. he will finish 5th in heisman trophy voting winner announced january 5. by the 11th he can be gloating. that's national championship game day. bama is top seed. harris, two more wins is all he needs. while we were having breakfast hawaii attacked houston's soft zone, look what turner did, shook a man and ran all alone, 75 yards made it 14-0, 21-zip at the half, all rainbow warriors, 28-14, way to go staff. reups with san jose earthquakes a one year deal, i can't wait to see the stadium. man, that stadium is going to shake with fear. that's a wrap. merry christmas everybody. we'll see you later. >>> it is 5:25. a white christmas. >> in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, millions of americans in the path of a brutal storm and dangerous christmas morning conditions now brewing. >>> taking a live look outside before we head to break, this is the view from our camera on knob hill. that is on the top of the mark hopkins hotel looking at the trans america

a 33 minute travel time from antioch over toward the east shore freeway. we have brake lights due to this crash right around willow pass. four cars involved. emergency crews are on scene. a fog advisory in effect for parts of highway 4. still slow into the altamont pass this morning. checking traffic through oakland, we still have a traffic alert with lanes blocked. >>> foggy out there this morning. the dense fog advisory covers the north bay and that includes all the communities in those valleys and it includes the inland valleys of the east bay as well. you have until 10:00 this morning before the fog starts to burn off. we are looking at visibility down to a quarter of a mile in most of those locations. the headline is friday. christmas day, we have a rainmaker coming. widespread rain bay area wide. at this point we could get a decent amount out of this, perhaps up to a half inch or 1 inch. we will be watching that very closely over the remainder of this week and we will be updating it daily. to have the latest information on what looks like a pretty go

highway 4, you are looking at a 26 minute drive if you are headed out of antioch.ll get a closer look at the golden gate bridge in my next report. >>> good morning. tracking that wet weather as we start off our day, we had that rain push in overnight. drier weather ahead by this afternoon. let's check hi-def doppler. you can see light scattered showers lighting up our radar. you can see the light rain pushing across the golden gate bridge in two san francisco. daly city catching a few showers this morning, down through san mateo, palo alto, and milpitas. for the east bay, a few showers for walnut creek down from 680 into danville. you can see that wet mark hopkins hotel camera. there are raindrops on our live camera. 47 in the city. 47 as well in san jose. concord coming in at 48. livermore, 45 as well as for santa rosa. it is all because of this cut off low pressure system bringing that beneficial rainfall for the bay area. it will exit the region later on today. let's take you hour by hour on futurecast. you can see a few more showers through our morning. as we l

reports of a crash as you work your way out of antioch this morning.it is actually a broken down vehicle. a little bit better out of tracy but you still have a lot of brake lights connecting onto 205. 40 minutes from to a five to 680. >>> tracking gusty offshore winds with a red flag warning in effect for most of the bay area until 5:00 p.m. today. we have seen gusts in the mountains up to 70 miles per hour. a wind advisory in effect for most of the region until 11:00 a.m. today. we have rough and dangerous surf with a beach hazard statement due to sneaker waves and high surf currents. we can see large breakers, up to 25 feet. watching these red flag conditions throughout the day today, it does get a little bit better for tomorrow through the rest of the week. >>> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. don't forget the news continues ♪ continues >>> good morning to you, our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning." it's monday, december 7th, 2020. i'll gayle king with anthony mason, he's tony dokoupil. the desperate fight to save li

>> northern africa and antioch. >> so, they were both men. but there were doctors who were female. >> of course. >> they contributed to the literature the church and the understanding of the church. >> absolutely. a special ranking for that. >> and basil the great. >> know. they were bishops in their own right. >> okay. let's take a pause there. we will take a brief break and come back and learn more. >>> welcome back. apparently we've also gone to bethlehem. >> this is what we would call in italy a present yell. i was raised in italy for the first years. so, each of my brothers and sisters and i have a full set of a nativity scene. you see them in churches. it was made popular by st. francis. he had seen it back in jerusalem. he brought it over to europe. and again, very popular. initially they are very popular. now we have little figurines which are a bit more rational. we have a tiger so the sheep and goats. everyone else. this little one you are looking at is made out of corn husks. it was given to me by a friend. that one is good. you se

antioch, fairfield, concord. there will be another dense foggy advisory tonight. sight of the in the livermore valley, blocked off from the fog at 61 degrees and you see plenty of warmth. there's the forecast model. watch everything start to dwindle. we get a whole wave of showers and activity. i'm holding off on a little bit of timing. the lower latitude position is pretty much a slam dunk of something and not just one thing but a couple of somethings. we'll see a few weather systems go through. you'll see the clouds from that and the clouds clear out tonight. temperatures are running cooler than they were last nights. thraller be valley fog and you just saw it right there and then it burns off. as we head into tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday temperatures like these. and as we get into had latter part of the week thursday, friday, saturday and sunday it's game on for rain and wind. and a nice forecast coming up with wet weather especially as we get the to friday, saturday and sunday and early next week. >>> bill, we'll see you then. thank you. >>> the heated riva

your way and in the east bay they're also seeing those heavy bands start to move on through in the antioch and also other parts of discovery bay and then into the central valley, but the best news of all this is not the only rain that we're going to see this weekend. we've got a stronger storm that is actually headed our way that looks to come in on sunday, we'll time that out for you coming up in a few minutes. thank you lawrence. >>a big story tonight, the u.s. supreme court has rejected a lawsuit backed by president trump and scores of republican leaders to overturn president-elect joe biden's victory. this ends a desperate attempt to get the legal issues already rejected by state and federal judges before the nation's highest court. the court's order was its second this week rebuffing republican requests that the court get involved in the 2020 election outcome. justices turned away an appeal from pennsylvania republicans on tuesday, the electoral college will meet on monday to formally elect biden as the next president. coming up the south bay dealing with a covid outbreak linked youth

back in april at 63-year-old grandmother from antioch was killed when someone threw a brick. so far no arrest. >> they are saying it is hard because there is no cameras in the area. but, since it has happened before you would think they would have the ability to put some cameras up. >> at one point she feared the visual she has of her children today would be her last. she is thankful that is not the case. >> to have the site in my left eye, it means a lot to me that i will get to see them grow. >> she has set up a gofundme to help pay for mounting medical bills. unclear when or if she will be able to return to work meantime chp says no witnesses have come forward. they suspected is likely the same person but they cannot say that for certain. i am -- smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >> now we go to washington where tonight the house voted to override president trump's veto. the annual military spending bill setting the stage for what could be the first veto override of his presidency. this will includes a 3% raise for american troops and authorizes more than $740 billion in military pr

the focus of the investigation right now this secondary scene in antioch tennessee the fbi won't talk about what they're looking for here or comment yet on who they might be interested in we have over 500 investigative leads that we're following up on every one of those so their number of individuals that we're looking at. >>the explosion rocked downtown nashville around dawn christmas day, the device concealed in old white rv detonating near an atnt transmission building on the city's busy second avenue home to a row of bars and restaurants, the rv eerily playing a recorded message counting down to the impending blast. tennessee's governor today appealing for federal help he says will be needed to rebuild calling the damage shocking saying it's a miracle no one was killed 3 people suffered just minor injuries, but there's still no clarity on human remains reported to have been found at the scene this is several 100 agents. this is our national best stepping forward to help us solve this crime, the fbi and atf are leading the investigation. the fbi with 250 agents and analysts focused

connecting with highway four and was not four itself from antioch towards 80 is only 26 minutes thislooking at traffic in the south bay, chp and caltrans crews on the scene of this trouble spot until 17 right before highway nine. the crash has cleared. it happened at about 2 a.m. . the left lane remains blocked, because of some guard rail in pull repair that needs to happen through there. my see some closures throughout the morning, but right now traffic is pretty light by that right lane with no troubles. we are tracking a few brake lights on 85 working your way toward 101. a bridge, metering lights are off. an easy commute out of the east bay working into san francisco. 5:19. time to check the forecast darren, did you say rain in the forecast? >>> it has been such a long time that i can understand you needing to fact check that. two chances, in fact. saturday morning and then again on sunday. we will look at those in more detail. first off, this is thursday the rain here. no-fault. no low clouds. there are high clouds out there. you can't see them from our camera looking over the t

we have 41 in antioch and san jose. 47 in oakland and hayward. 46 right now in san rafael.ch out for that fog just to your north. it's pretty thick. here's a look at our commute for this morning on 87, looking north from the shark tank towards mineta san jose international. ferry ride, light breezes today. dry stops for mass transit a little bit of fog in the north bay for the morning. here's the drought monitor. it hasn't changed much. even though we're off to such a dry start. it will be updated within the hour. i will give you the newest data, i would expect it to get deeper. here's the next seven days, you can see the jet stream is well to the north. a cold front approaching us saturday and sunday. that will drop our temperatures a bit. a few more low clouds in our sky for the weekend. once we get on the backside of that, the breezes pick up. fire danger for monday. i'll talk about that coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. even tuesday, wednesday, thursday next week, still no strong sign of wet weather for us. we'll have the accuweather 7-day forecast in a few.

the possibility of black ice in antioch. 32 with thick fog. thick frost possible across the north bay and black ice up there. this is walnut creek. this gives you an idea of how thick the fog is this morning. if you're sensitive, stay inside because of the spare the air. know by the afternoon hours, we'll have hazy sunshine. it will take almost up until noon to get rid of this fog. jobina? >> thank you. good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. i'm just going to echo mike here on the fog. that's our biggest issue on the roadways. i will also bring in that live camera of walnut creek showing off 680. the chp issued a fog advisory for the carquinez bridge and for state route 4 from willow pass to the sand creek area. you can see those headlights slowing down. it's hard for people to see out there. moving over to the second live picture showing off oakland,al 80 at t8 80 880 and looking there. also an overall look at the map. i'm following a sigalert in oakland. this is not a great situation. we have a deadly crash on eastbound 580 at 35th ave

federal agents there searched a home in antioch, tennessee, that's southeast of the city.and this google street view image led them there. it shows an rv with a description matching the one that was blown up on christmas day. and the home is said to belong to 63-year-old anthony quinn warner. >> so here's what we know right now. so far the fbi hasn't gathered any evidence that we know of that can point to a particular motive. warner has no meaningful social media presence that we found according to officials. and investigators are combing his digital devices. the rv was parked outside an at&t building, but so far the company says they have no known history with warner. and joining me right now is malcom nance who's an msnbc terrorism analyst and the author of "plot to destroy america." so, malcolm, what gives? >> you know, we are in a period right here until we get more data about the mindset of the bomber where we're really not going to know precisely what motivated him to do this. my team scrubs the digital world for all sorts of extremism. and we found virtually nothing

well across the north bay range of 50's to 60's a little cooler in antioch in benicia partly due to thening fog that you're in the mid stuff. later on into tuesday wednesday and thursday. we've still got the sunshine with us friday, starting that way and then after that it looks like rain falls back in place something that we do need so we can be thankful for it back to you guys. all right, thank you very much john a quick check of the bridges again, nice and light all morning long. >>lot of folks have the week off we presume, because they're not out on the roads. we're looking good here from oakland into san francisco also checking the right on the san mateo bridge this morning and that's been great. all morning long no issues to report on the span as you can see traffic making the its way right along without any slow up whatsoever the richmond sandra fell bridge was slow spot for us earlier still haven't seen what on the chp lot might be causing this are keeping an eye out for that no issues being reported on the actual spanned itself. so it could just be this where what is going on,

for oakland at 58 degrees while danville in san ramon in the mid-fifties at 56 55 in pittsburgh, an antioch today and some upper 50's in santa rosa nevado and center fell in petaluma temperatures these next 7 days still change much for keeping the 50's around what does change is whether we're looking at sunshine or rain. it's been much like it has been the past week where you get those sunny days, the most brief stints of rain saw one of those last night we get another dose of it come wednesday evening then again on friday night, the side that sunshiny days today tomorrow and wednesday thursday looks to be a dry one for your new year's eve and friday starts try before those evening showers daria. >>thanks a lot of 9.17 and time to top winners and losers with our financial expert, rob black morning rob. good morning gone is all the green and red and all of the festive decor that was quick. bring it i'm not in the at this point why what's wrong. >>end of the year, it's been a good year i don't want it to end on a wall street probably the only person who can say that out loud. >>because of cov

the supplies to the state owned bridges, bay bridge, richmond, san mateo, antioch and the dunbarton, the drivers with fast track or license plate accounts will see no change in their statements, but those without will get a monthly invoice for all their toll bridge crossings. cash tolls have been suspended since march because of the pandemic.>>> police are looking for the suspects in to dumpster fires and several commercial burglaries in downtown petaluma. police believe these are the suspects. this picture is the suspected arsonist wearing dark clothing. he allegedly said two different amster fires on walter street on christmas. the next suspect allegedly committed for burglaries on christmas eve and christmas day. if you have any information, contact petaluma police. >>> coming up, the boeing 737 max jette takes to the sky, but not everyone is excited about it taking off. why some are demanding it stays on the ground. >>> the bay area theater that's getting creative to try to stay afloat. >>> new at 6, an update on vexing distribution across the state. are we on track or will it ta

from the blast site matches what they found yesterday when the fbi and atf raided warner's home in antiochnnessee, about s 10 miles southeast of nashville. investigators say it appears warner acted as a lone wolf but they're looking into his motives. president trump refusing to sign the coronavirus relief bill as enhanced unemployment coverage for millions ran out last night. the president says he wants congress to boost direct payments for americans from 600 to $2,000. much larger than what's in the bill. i'm jon scott. i'll be back in half an hour with an all new fox report. now back to justice with judge janine. >> join me me now, colonel david hunt. belated merry christmas. good to see you. i think it's been an interesting four years. nobody really knew what to expect with president john ailed --donald j trump. i think you, as someone that's been in the military for 30 of 0 years? >> how long. >> yeah, 30 of years. >> you don't want to talk about your medals, i always like to talk about that. in any event, seems that donald trump is giving a christmas present to military families in th