devin. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. investigators say that it was nearly 11:00 last night when it little boy and his grandparents were taking a walk in the neighborhood when he was struck by a car that just kept on goin. >> just that split second. one minute they're there, the next minute they're gone. things can happen so quickly. >>> reporter: the chp says the 3-year-old darted into the street possibly following the family dog when he was struck by a car, which then left the scene. >> if the vehicle did stop then continued on and left the scene,en that would suggest that they were aware they hit something. >> reporter: paramedics rushed the toddler to valley medical center where he is being treated for cuts and bruises as well as a possible brain injury. >> during the day and during the nighttime there's a lot of cars passing by so fast. >> reporter: maria vargas has lived for a decade near the intersection where the hit-and- run happened. she said her neighbors have long been concerned about speeding cars but can't b

kpix 5 reporter devin fehely is there live at the summit. devin. >> reporter: yeah. the rain began as a light drizzle throughout the mid- morning. but into the afternoon, it became a downpour. [ heavy rain ] >> reporter: the national weather service barreled through the santa cruz mountains this afternoon bringing drenching rain, gusty winds and downed trees like this one. >> honestly this is the first time we are experiencing this. we just moved to the area about three weeks ago. and this is the first heavy rain -- this is only a one-way in and out on our road so it's inconvenient when trees come down. >> reporter: people living in the santa cruz mountains like kyle miller are bracing for a storm that could dump several more inches of rain before it's through. kyle and his two kids are stranded temporarily while a pg&e crew work to remove a tree that fell across the phone and power lines. work crews were quickly able to re-open the road before mother nature's one-two punch of soaking rain and wind did any further damage. >> i just picked my daughter up from school d

-ughs- devin and her boyfrid are visiting from phoenix, arizona and for devin, last weekend's storm was the first time she's seen freshly-falling snow. "that was absolutely beautiful. to see it actually fall from the sky, not just on the side of the road." road." nice to see someone who 3 wind chill advisory from 9:00 pm tonight to 10:00 am thursday tonight: clear and cold. lows below-zero. breezy with a northwest wind 10-20 mph. wind chills: -150 to -280.thursday: mix of sun and clouds and very cold. highs in the single digits. breezy making it feel below-zero for most spots all day. wind chills: -100 to -200. rest of the week: snow arrives on friday and stays steady half of saturday. over 6 to 10" of snow likely. a winter storm watch has been issued for parts of the area. slightly warmer as thew returns with highs in the 20s. arctic air returns on sunday 3 -nats flute music, kids with presents- -nats flute music, kids with presents-a little holiday t children's hospital of wiisconsin today. it's a tough time of year for anyone to be in the hospital, but especiallyi kids...and today me

on christmas eve and on christmas day we will have devine litargy. for us, that is what we're preparing for because that is for us an incarnation, its god coming to us, entering us. on christmas day, that is accentuated, that sense of incarnation or that experience of incarnation. so in response to that, you have a lot of joy, of course, a lot of family activities, and we'll have a meal or people will go home and just like any other family, opening of gifts and all of those things. there's a theological zachary mental experience and then there's the -- sacramental experience and then there's the family experience >> and that is leading up to the epiphany >> the celebration of our lord and saviors baptism by john the baptist. we kind of compress, if you will, 30 years between christmas and e pitchny. in the early church, there was no difference and then these were combined because the birth of our lord and savior was found to be so important. i think it's chosen because there was a little empty space on the calendar. the important thing is not the tim

devin katayama, from kqed news. thank you for sharing your reporting. >> stewart: today in santiago, cuba, the remains of former president fidel castro, who died ten days ago, were interred in what the government called a simple ceremony. no other man in the 20th century ruled his country long as he did-- 49 years, before he stepped down in 2008. his supporters saw him as a brave champion of the people, and opponents saw a ruthless dictator. with the help of the pulitzer center for crisis reporting, newshour weekend special correspondent nick schifrin is in cuba outside the funeral and joins us now from santiago. nick? >> reporter: allison, good evening. this is the city that birthed the hero's myth of castro as revolutionary, where he descended from the mountains behind me in 1959 to overthrow a corrupt, u.s.-backed dictator. he dominated cuba for the next half century with a combined charisma and cruelty, convincing his people he was their destined savior repressing them with zero tolerance for dissent. but in thi

kpix 5's devin fehely was there during outbursts in court today as tensions ran high between the victims and the suspect's families. >> my brother is a good man. they wouldn't attack somebody for no reason. >> reporter: frankie and jesse archuleta waived the right to appear in court this afternoon but their sister defended them describing the killing of tyrone griffin as an act of self-defense. >> this is what it is. they felt threatened. they had to protect themselves. it was a self-defense matter. >> reporter: they clashed with griffin who was shopping at target. investigators say that griffin reportedly asked the brothers to turn down a song playing on their phone with lyrics inappropriate for children. the two families don't agree what happened next or who started the fight. but when it was all over, griffin was dead. >> he took my husband's life! like it was so unnecessary. it was so unnecessary. it could have been totally avoided. i understand you know you want to get into a fight but at the end of the day, he doesn't have his life. >> reporter: griffin's widow and the mother of hi

kpix5's devin fehely has more on the close call and the search is on now for the driver responsible. >> reporter: the homeowner says normally her mom and young son would be on the couch in front of the very window the car plowed through but got up to go to another part of the house a short time before the crash. neighbors could barely believe their eyes. >> i was flabbergasted seeing the whole car almost to the trunk all the way and it was like -- it's crazy. >> reporter: oakland police are investigating the cause of the crash but say the driver ran from the scene before they arrived. >> i heard that he booked. he didn't stay or nothing. right away. >> reporter: no one inside was hurt, but the house itself was severely damaged. the front window was shattered and the wood framing splintered. city officials yellow flagged the home until repairs could be made. the home owners were allowed to retrieve some belongings but say they simply feel blessed no one was injured. >> for a car to go through these walls. >> reporter: in oakland devin fehely, kpix5. >>> tonight cirque du soleil had it

kpix's devin seely has that part of the story. >> it's a tragedy. i should have complained before. >> reporter: long before this burnt out building found itself in the harsh spotlight of tragedy, neighbors had been complaining often. >> everybody knows about this. it's been a problem. they have had multiple complaints. i don't understand why they didn't have the doors shut. >> reporter: in fact, kpix has learned the complaints from neighbors stretch back nearly a decade. last month on november 13th the city received a complaint about trash being dumped next door to the warehouse. city inspectors visited the site and even launched a separate investigation into the makeshift construction apparently going on inside. but when inspectors returned four days later for a follow-up visit city officials say they couldn't gain access to the building and the investigation appears to have stalled. >> the neighbors are calling in constantly about the trash, you know? if they would stay on top of this stuff, this could have been prevented, i think. >> reporter: an

kpix 5's devin fehely with a mixed picture from people who had known him. there -- devon? >> reporter: he had been staying at the marriott in downtown oakland since fridays fire. he's the man with ardent supporters and outspoken detractors. a popular and polarizing figure now at the center of the investigation into the deadly fire. >> nothing to say to you. get out of here. >> reporter: tensions ran high among friends of derick ion. the leader of the ghost ship collective. >> [ yelling ] >> reporter: online videos he can at times and -- appear erratic and others engaging if a bit rambling. >> build houses and grew lives. >> reporter: current and former friends say that's the essence of a man who created a cult of personality a goose -- living in a ramshackle warehouse that was the scene of friendly -- deadly fire. but records paint a darker picture. he was charged with receiving stolen property in 2015. pled guilty to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to 36 months probation in january of this year. his partner mike allison posted on facebook around that same time in february

kpix 5's devin fehely shows us why a proposed solution may only cause more bickering. >> it's almostike a slow torture. >> reporter: the report was supposed to cut through the noise through the complaints and competing agendas in order to cut down on the nonstop noise from airplanes affecting communities from santa cruz to san mateo. >> personally, i feel it's flawed. >> reporter: santa cruz city councilman don lane was on the committee that drafted the report for the faa but says the process got hijacked by people willing to solve their community's noise problems by simply shifting the planes and noise somewhere else. >> the folk under the current past who are suffering the most just were so insistent on getting complete relief. >> reporter: here's what he means. the committee recommended shifting the controversial flight path into sfo from the south from its current track which takes planes over the city of capitola to the west, directly over santa cruz. lane has written a scathing letter to his own committee expressing his profound disappointment and bitterness over the decision.

what filtered through mcclellan's mind made him feel that whatever happened was devinely ordained. >> know? >> i think he was waiting for a sign. >> lincoln finally got frustrated and fired him. >> yes. >> and again to fast forward through this, the amazing thing is that they challenged him for the presidency. and she encouraged that? >> yes. yes. in fact, both free monlt and mcclellan ran against lincoln in the 1864 campaign. now jesse actually maneuvered her husband out of that campaign. but mcclellan was the democratic candidate for president against lincoln in the 1864 campaign. and, you know, whatever he wanted to do, that was fine with nelly. and he lost disastrously. he wasn't prepared for it. as i say, that was the first time that he ever underestimated the number of men opposed to him. he always on the battlefield said now there are many more enemies, many more enemies. i need more men. but -- >> and the worst thing it sounds like nelly did for her husband about whom i think she was ambivalent was publishing his letters. >> yes. mcclellan wrote -- mcclellan got them to agree

house intelligence chairman devin munez slamming the cia for skipping out on the briefing and he is not the only one. steven hayes editor in chief of the weekly standards says they are fed up of the inner workings of the obama administration. >> the context here that you see in the minds of man rerepublicans intelligence over the years particularly at the cia through out the obama administration. if you look back at the kinds of inti intelligence product he was providing is consistent with what the president wanted to be true particularly with respect to al qaeda, isis, the war on terror. we are providing intelligence product that was fit to map what the president's ideological conclusion is. the people of the cia had been leaking these kinds of accusations they have an obligation to go before the over sight committee and explain it. >> do you think russia interfered with the election and does it even matter? join our live debate after the show #keep talking. >>> new overnight president obama was easy to sign off against the most terror friendly country in the world. decades old legisla

they're visiting from phoenix, arizona devin tells us... last weekend's storm was the first time she's seen freshly-fallen snow. beautiful. to see it actually fall from the sky, not just on the side of the road." road." 3 nice to see someone who appreciates our wea. weather. i have a feeling if she's she's probably ready to get back on the plane and head back to phoenix.i just checked. it's 51 degrees there right now.justin-- that's 50 degrees warmer than milwaukee, isn't it? 3( (toss to weather.. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) wind chill advisory until 10:00 am thursday. watch from friday afternoon - saturday night.today: lots of sunshine and very cold. highs around 10 with wind chills below-zero all day. frostbite develops in less than 30 minutes. wind: w 10-20 mph. tonight: clouds return with some light snow possible after midnight. less than 1" temperaturestay steady or even warm with lows in the single digits. wind: sw 5-15 mph.friday: after light morning snow a break is expected until afternoon when s

he was a awesome man. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5 >>> a bay area professor is being called a herohis evening for rushing to help a boy who fell through some ice. it happened yesterday at lake barron a small lake off highway 50 in south lake tahoe. these photos from the lake valley fire department show what happened. the 13-year-old boy was on his bike when it fell through. ucsf professor ian whitmarsh rescued the boy. rescuers helped him. the boy was treated for exposure, is okay and he was reunited with some of those who saved him. >>> new report shows little or no pesticides on california fruits and vegetables. state regulators tested more than 3500 samples throughout2015 checking for residues from hundreds of different pesticides to see whether the produce is safe to eat regardless of whether it's organic or conventional and results show only a small percentage exceeded state or federal standards. >> about 97% of all fresh food grown in california is good to go as far as pesticide residue is concerned. >> california has the nation's toughest rules. but everyier foreign produce

devin fehely says the judge is still under five. >> reporter: the report found no clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority, or misconduct when judge persky sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman who had passed out drunk at a campus party. >> this is the california judiciary final statement about the conduct of judge persky in the sentencing of brock turner. >> reporter: but kpix 5 legal analyst judge cordell says the court ruling is unlikely to quiet critics, who accused him of racial and gender bias and have launched a recall campaign aimed at removing him from the bench. >> we believe he does not treat these crimes with the seriousness they deserve. we believe that is wrong and we believe that the voters will agree with us when they have the opportunity to weigh in. >> i believe that with this recall, the independence of the california judiciary is at stake. >> reporter: persky has faced scrutiny ever since the statement read by the victim went viral, igniting a national debate about campus sexual assault and what should be the a

dan devine/ west allis mayor ".sometimes you feel like they are listening and other times you feel like they other don't."feel like they don't." legislators have approve a 2 year state budget when they go backn january so they'll need to hear from county and local governments like west allis before its gets finalized.live in west allis. 3 3 3 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy with soem flurries. lows in the teens with single digit wind chills.friday: variably cloudy with stray flurries possible during the day. highs in the mid 20s with wind chills in the teens. wind: wnw 5-15 mph.rest of the week/weekend: dry and chilly with low 20s friday. saturday night into sunday could provide the chance for snow, early sunday morning. right now it appears 3 to 5 inches will fall across the area. keep checking back for updates. another wave could provide another shot of snow sunday night into monday 3 if you come back to your parked car in st. francis and slips of paper on the windshield, don't worry, it's not a parking ticket. but it could be a warning. 3 today cbs 58 rode along with a st. francis p

. >> brady: trying to get devin ross. this has been the other part. liufau has been under duress all night long. if you have a bad leg you're a sitting dog back there. >> joe: washington has brought most part. shay fields staying on his feet to the 22. are you surprised colorado taken take more shots? >> brady: when liufau got hurt it messed up the flow of the offense and didn't want to put too much on montez's shoulders. at the end of the day it's part of it. it's hard as play caller when all of a championship game your starter goes down. you get a backup in. you don't know how he will react. you've seen it in the regular season but not on a huge national stage like this. >> joe: kinne, not a good night for him. pettis takes a care catch at the 45-yard line. only a 22-yard punt. our progressive performance of the game going to give it to the big guys up front for washington paving the way for a >> brady: we have to give it to the big guys. no one else is giving them love. harris, the true freshman he was pulling a number of times to the strength, to

ever speed up from a physical aspect or mental aspect, i'm not discussing anything negative about devin booker.>> i 100% agree. this kid is 20 years old it's a second year out of college in the nba. let's celebrate the things he is doing well. this is a development process, a growing process. protecting his players.>>> caught on camera and you don't to miss this. why is arizonan and world champion log roller katie hoeschler coming into casino arizona with her log? because that's how she rolls. arizona winners choose casino arizona... where locals rule. in monday and tuesday drawings. and... katie is doing a victory lap! z26zsz zvpz >>> police in kansas city got a surprise when they checked cameras on a trail to check for mountain lies. this wolf in high heels and two gorillas frolicking in front of the camera. it gave officers a good laugh and gardner police thanked the community for their sense of humor. >> that is creepy.>>> see you >>> it's on. sexy new photos of mariah carey all over her backup dancer. >> does this confirm they're officially a couple? now on "extra." ? ? >>> kissing

only on "5," kpix 5's devin fehely on the act that stopped the woman in her tracks. >> reporter: the woman in the video appears to be looking for a spare key hidden somewhere near the door. >> can i help you? >> reporter: she is startled when she realizes the homeowner's security system allows him to see and speak with her directly. >> i saw you in the neighborhood couple days ago. i think you -- you shouldn't be in the neighborhood and i'm going to call the police. >> reporter: the homeowner who posted the video on social media as a warning to his neighbors says he believes he stopped a break-in before it got started. >> we think it's important that homeowners and businesses engage the person they don't recognize and advise they are watching and recording and they called the police. >> reporter: morgan hill police sergeant says sophisticated security systems with realtime video monitoring and two-way communication all of it connected to your smartphone is a game changer for homeowners. but he says it's still important to call police even if you think you scared off the would-be burg

here's what devin fehely found out. >> reporter: a team of auditors pored over financial records at levi's stadium for a second time today. their mission, to better understand the real costs and potential profits from events held at the stadium like this weekend's pac-12 championship game. >> they're not making informed decisions. >> reporter: that's because santa clara place founder says the 49ers have refused to turn over the financial documents that are at the heart of the legal tug of war between the city -- >> we own the stadium. you cannot keep that information from us. >> reporter: -- and the team. >> no stadium in the country releases this information. >> reporter: kpix 5 has obtained a copy of this demand letter sent on behalf of the city to the 49ers outlining 15 financial documents they want the team to hand over in the next 30 days or else risk losing control of the stadium. it is just the type of transparency deborah says her organization has long been calling for. >> we cannot make an intelligent decision as a community, and i'm saying this as a taxpayer, i don't know how muc

. >> brady: trying to get devin ross. this has been the other part.ufau has been under duress all night long. if you have a bad leg you're a sitting dog back there. >> joe: washington has brought in the second stringers for the most part. shay fields staying on his feet to the 22. are you surprised colorado taken take more shots? >> brady: when liufau got hurt it messed up the flow of the offense and didn't want to put too much on montez's shoulders. at the end of the day it's part of it. it's hard as play caller when all of a sudden in a conference championship game your starter goes down. you get a backup in. you don't know how he will react. you've seen it in the regular season but not on a huge national stage like this. >> joe: kinne, not a good night for him. pettis takes a care catch at the 45-yard line. only a 22-yard punt. our progressive performance of the game going to give it to the big guys up front for washington paving the way for a pair of 100 yard rushes >> brady: we have to give it to the big guys. no one else is giving them love. har

kpix 5's devin fehely has that part of the story. [nats] neighbors says this warehouse has long been unsightly eyesore... a source of frustration and now sadness. >>> we now know the oakland warehouse had been on the city's radar for a while. a few weeks ago, an inspector mage -- came to make sure it was up to code but couldn't get in. >> reporter: neighbors say this warehouse has long been an unsightly eyesore. a source of frustration, and now deepening sadness. >> the neighbors were calling constantly about the trash. if they would stay on top of this stuff, this could have been prevented i think. >> reporter: neighbors had complained angrily and often about the conditions of the warehouse in the months and years before the fire became an inferno, trapping dozens inside the burning building. >> it's too late now. it's a tragedy. i should have complained more. >> reporter: this neighbor who asked not to be identified says the trash strewn outside the building offered a small hint of what was likely going on inside. >> every day you

the kick returner devin hester today after the team lost to patriots. said goodbye. jonathan: a lot of sound going away. thanks. maureen: cold weather coming our way. doug: steve rudin is watching it and he will update you at 11:00 with a look to the weekend. maybe warmer. maureen: i hope so. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see yo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, inside trump tower. the president-elect emerging from the elevators with kanye west. what the two then said. and it came just hours after mr. trump's choice for secretary of state. critics pouncing on rex tillerson's relationship with vladimir putin. >>> breaking news tonight. a hung jury? what we've just learned, and what the judge just ordered in the case of the florida wife accused of plotting to kill her husband. police staging this scene, telling her her husband had been killed. >>> the grandfather, 73 years old, unarmed, shot and killed by police. tonight, his family says, he had dementia. new surveillance right here tonigh

this was on devin and normandy streets just before midnight. the victim here suffering serious injuries. police so far have not made any arrests in that case. and officials are looking for the person behind a message of hate at an elementary school in brookline. they say a student drew a swastika on a chalkboard in a school last week. david ortiz getting into the christmas spirit. the former red sox d.h. selling his christmas sweaters for charity. the shirt playing off the famous line from his speech following the marathon bombing. that is so funny to see it in sweater form like that. >> kris: 'tis the season, right? >> christa: wren clair is here with the latest on your forecast this friday. >> meaghan: we saw some sunshine today. a beautiful friday, not quite as warm as what we did see yesterday. we'll continue to cool down as we head into the weekend. weld as we head enter your monday, but right now we're looking dry and cool. take a look at these temperature changes we've seen in the last 24 hours. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this t

kpix 5's devin fehely found out the fix has people even more fired up. >> it's almost like slow torture. >> reporter: it was supposed to cut through noise, complaints and competing agendas to cut down the noise of airplanes affecting communities from santa cruz to san mateo. >> it's flawed. >> reporter: the councilman was on the committee that made the report for the faa but says the process was hijacked by people willing to solve their community's noise problems by simply shifting the planes and noise somewhere else. >> the folk under the current path who are suffering the most just were so insistent on getting complete relief. >> reporter: here's what he means. the committee recommended shifting the controversial flight path into sfo from the south from its current track which takes planes over the city of capitola to the west degreesly over santa cruz. lane wrote a letter to his committee expressing profound disappointment and bitterness of by the decision a bitterness felt by many living on the peninsula where three separate flight paths converge over menlo park as planes prepare to

tibs said her post-retirement career was devine intervention. >> i'm actually a licensed massage therapist. i thought i would retire and do that. i had no -- you know, no ink linger of er -- no inkling what i was going to do. it is a blessing. >> reporter: tibs is not alone. we talked to a lot of folks from the area who work here and consider it quite a blessing an an opportunity to worke. president, spoke from the heart about this project and said it truly is a blessing to prince george's county and a blessing for the state of maryland. he himself a native of prince george's county. day's breaking news lair a rry hogan -- larry hogan here as well and praised this effort and said last year was the best year for job growth, the best in 15 years and now the state of maryland is leslie, back to you. >> reporter: all right. thank you so much, dell ia. of course we have to wait to see if there will be more jobs and more tax revenue. we will just have to see. you know, studies took a look back to see if more casinos meant more jobs and more tax revenue. it's an interesting mix. you look at the s

the electric car field. >> on our journey, we kept so quiet for so long. >> reporter: in fremont, devinehely, kpix 5. >>> it's happened again. yahoo revealing new details of a massive cyber attack that may be the biggest breach in history. the sunnyvale-based company now revealing that one billion accounts were exposed in a 2013 hack. the tech giant says the information stolen includes names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, this is separate from another hack back in 2014 that compromised 500 million user accounts. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell indicated today the league would like to avoid having the raiders leave oakland. he called relocation something they would like to avoid and today nfl owners gathered for their meeting in texas. one of the topics, oakland's $1.3 billion stadium plan. it would be funded in part by an investment group headed by ronnie lott. goodell told reporters today that as of now, there is no acceptable stadium solution in oakland but the league is not giving up on oakland just yet. >> there's something we have to continue to work with those co

(narrator) but then teammate devin missed three items in a row.i> turnip, chef. [buzzer sounds] black beans, chef. [buzzer sounds] - come on. - turnip, chef. oh! [laughter] sorry. (narrator) andrew was able to to tie it up for the red team in the final round...