i'm devin fehely at the fremont bart station, and coming up we'll look at the allegations of iacias anchng new body camera video of what turned out to be a deadly case of mistaken identity. >> get out of the car! >> all right, i'm getting out, i'm getting out. >>> our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a rough start to the holiday get away. good evening, i'm maria medina. >> and i'm ken bastida. heavy fog delayed nearly 300 flights at sfo today. 32 more had to be outright canceled. >> kpix 5's don ford spoke with holiday travelers whose hopes of a clean get away got messy. >> reporter: who in the world would travel on one of the busiest travel days of the year? let me show you. here's some e to get to texas. the line is easily 100 feet long. your flight has been delayed how many times? >> 4 times. >> reporter: 4 times? >> yeah. >> reporter: that sounds like bad! sonya is traveling with a new baby boy. it's his first flight. >> i used to pack just for me. now i e formula and diaper bag. >> reporter: has your family seen him before? >> no, they're meeting him for the first t

devin fehely is live in oakland with some new information that came in just minutes ago. >> reporter: two dozen of the dogs were recovered, the being cared for here in animal services. just a little bit ago they put out a press release in which they say that they believe the other dogs is still missing were sold before the van was recovered. in particular, they are looking for two bulldog puppies and, now the owner of that transport van, she is speaking out tonight saying that she did not do anything wrong other than become victims of thieves. >> reporter: this is how the stolen dogs looked after police took the alleged thieves into custody. a little scared and a little worse for wear. this is how they look today in the care of oakland animal services, who said they had no choice but to take custody of the animals. >> crates stacked on top of each other. debris. ventilation. length of time they were left in the van. >> reporter: the owner of the transport company said that she left the animals in their crates with the vans engine and air conditioning running while she checked into a m

devin fehely has more on why some supporters find her approach refreshing. >> reporter: ever criticalajority of their time on the campaign trail meeting with high dollar donors, elizabeth warren met with people working at a home health care center. e r . >> i believe that health care is a major human right, but it shouldn't be a cost that a small business is trying to bear. eruneporter: in addition to izh hesaiv l warren told day care providers she supports universal, federallfunded y child care from birth to 5 years old. >> i believe it's time for a wealth tax in america. it's a 2-cent tax on the top fortunes in this country. >> reporter: her campaign stop is in keeping with the broader themes of her candidacy, improving health care, education, and raising wages for the working class. >> she's one of us. i felta connection with her. she feels and hears my concerns. >> reporter: rosa's son says he's still an undecided voter, but he liked warren's sensibility. >> she was really listening. >> reporter: senator warren didn't answer any questions leaving the day care, but with senator kam

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> and coming up, presidential hopeful joe biden changing his mind tonight. what he now says do in connection to a possible impeachment trial in the senate. >> and mcdonald's workers in the central valley rescue a woman from her abuser. how they did it up next. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. >>> police in hawaii released the names of 3 victims in this week's deadly helicopter crash. 47-year-old amy gannon and her 13-year-old daughter of jocelyn from wisconsin were killed. other passengers have yet to be identified. here's the latest on the investigation into what happened. >> reporter: the aircraft belongs to safari helicopters which is a helicopter tour company. company officials declined to comment when we called them earlier today, but people are inside. the doo

in san francisco, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> her husband follow the news with his affectionate tweezing ", i've got you, as always.". trips to a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right now where, for the most part, the rain has tapered off a bit, but come tomorrow morning, there will be on and off rain during your commute. promise. mary lee joins us now with those details. >> that is right, tracking all of this active weather for you. scattered showers in high definition doppler. but just wait because tomorrow morning it will be a wet start, for sure. let's show you other locations getting that wet weather with occidental down towards dillon beach. checking rainfall rates at this hour. you can see, about 65, 6500s of an inch per hour that is moderate rainfall there. as we go down from inverness, looking at some light to moderate rain, showers pushing across force knowles and widening this out, it's putting this into motion. looking at the rain pushing from the south to north. i will show you our commute cast which you can expect tomorrow morning for that morning commute coming up >

. >> and as kpix 5's devin fehely reports, it's the county's first in more than two decades. >> reporter: it's impossible to ignore the backdrop against which this gun buyback happens in south santa clara county. this is a community that's been touched by tragedy, that's been scarred by recent incidents of gun violence, so the goal of getting guns off the street has extra significance and resonance. the cars stretched down the block, lined up to turn in their guns, many motivated by the tragic shooting at the garlic festival. >> when they had that shooting, we felt so bad for everybody, and it's our community, and so what's left is we can get some of the guns out of our community. >> reporter: the district attorney's office partnered with the morgan hill and gilroy police departments. >> we don't want a firearm taken and used to commit a crime. >> reporter: the district attorney's office offered $100 for every hand gun and rifle, and 200 for assault weapons, although most say they simply wanted a safe way to dispose of guns they no longer needed or wanted. >> the money meant nothing to t

devin fehely has some new numbers that critics say don't add up >> reporter: bart's crackdown on fare evaders were supposed to solve an old and well- documented problem with the transit system. but the story of who is being ticketed for not having the ticket is raising brand-new and worrisome questions about selective enforcement and potential racial bias. the numbers are stark and reveal a wide disparity between the does percentage of african- americans riding in the bar system, 12%, and the number receiving proof of payment to get. 46%. by comparison, 44% of bart riders are white but received just 18% of the tickets issued. >> i think there may be some implicit bias. that can be in the form of just where security is cracking down. >> reporter: billy reed uses the bart system daily and has many questions like many of the passengers we spoke to. like which riders and what stations were being targeted for enforcement. >> i think it's because they like to pick on latinos and blacks. i don't like that. >> reporter: by design, bart says the enforcement program is supposed to have safe hol

devin fehely tells us that run ends next year. devin, what happened? >> reporter: yeah, they're going to las vegas. now the pac-12 championship has been a bit of a mixed bag for levi stadium, the city of santa clara, and the bay area as a whole. it was half empty last year, and likely to be that way this year. but not everyone is sad to see it go. spirits were high and attendance were low as fans filed in for the pac-12 championship game. >> oh, i'm so excited. we love las vegas, we go all the time, so it's a change of pace. it's been here for a couple of years. >> reporter: the championship game that typically brings tens of thousands of fans to the bay area has been a wind fall for local hotels, restaurants, and bars. >> people spilling out of the hotels, they have meals, go to the bars. that really makes it click. >> reporter: for the city of santa clara that owns the stadium, the benefits have been modest. last year the game lost $2.6 million, in large part due to lackluster ticket sales. there were roughly 35,000 fans at last year's game at a stad

devin fehely is live with the challenging case for investigators. >> reporter: yes, the dogs founds are being cared for at the shelter behind me, but there's fear for owners whose pets were not found and confusion and concern amongst other owners who just want to claim their pets. >> i just really want my dog. >> reporter: this is fable, an american bulldog puppy that was supposed to be delivered to tracey smith in oregon. fable was not one of the two dozen dogs found inside the van when it was recovered a few hours after it was stolenful investigators believe the thieves sold some of the dogs before the arrest. >> i don't have children. that's my baby. i feel like someone has taken my child. >> reporter: the owner of the transport company says she left the animals in their crates with the van's engine and air-conditioning running while she checked into a motel to get a few hours sleep. >> i normally sleep with the van with the dogs, but there were no rest areas or truck stops for a long time. i was tired. you know, you can't drive tired either. >> reporter: oakland's animal services se

in san francisco, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> the company hopes to use green and renewable power sources the rock, so it is not to contribute to the very problem it is trying to solve built >>> that is it for the needs at 5:00. kpix 5 at 6:00 starts right now with ken bastida and juliette goodrich. >>> two parents that, after a wrong way driver plows into them. tonight, the disturbing number of head-on crashes in the bay area. >>> a bay area man smashed in the face . now the sikh community is calling for investigation into whether it was a hate crime. >>> and police making sure there is no grinch this holiday. how they nabbed a serial porch pirate in the south bay. are stop story on kpix.com, streaming on kpix 5 bay area, two parents killed in a wrong way crashed in the east bay. that evening, i am ken bastida. >> i am juliette goodrich in for andrea. live in pinole for the disturbing spike in head-on crashes. andrea? >> reporter: well, julia, this couple was parents to six children. more grandchildren and great- grandchildren and that. tonight, their family is trying to figure out how t

. >> i'm devin fehely. i'm emily turner. you are very much looking forward to this. no showers for the most part over land. maybe a few scattered showers off the coast where you might see a few along the beaches today, but for the most part we will be clear and windy. taking a look at our current camera out there towards the bridge, it is definitely getting blown around right now. temperatures ishes 40s. you can see without that cloudcover, the temperatures have really dropped, even in the os in santa rosa at 35. 45degrees in concord compared to yesterday. now remember, our temperatures have been going down over the last seven days. in some spots you're 12 degrees cooler than we were waking up yesterday. 10 in santa rosa. even along the coast. 4degrees cooler. tomorrow cooler yet again. we might see fog and a few showers here and there in the 40s. . mostly clear in the morning in those inland areas. these temperatures will climb but not by a whole lot. a cooler, drier day ahead. a chilly start to the week. some of the cooler temperatures or coolest temperatures we ha

. >> i'm devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner. it is going to be a wet day today. we have seen a few showers out there. our high def doppler live, you can see the green marks in the north bay, you guys are seeing a few showers. even some parts of the bay. we're going to keep track of this. some showers it east bay as well moving through. this will intensify moving through the morning. really it is going to kickoff by a bought mid-morning. taking a live look it is nice and clear. it seems like there shouldn't be any weather related delays for those of you traveling for the remainder of your holiday. current conditions are warmer than yesterday. 46degrees in concord. 43 livermore as well as santa rosa. 51 in san francisco. just how much warmer are we than yesterday? pretty significantly. 11degrees in santa rosa, 18 degrees in half moon bay as well as 11 in livermore because of the cloudcover keeping the warmth in. our breakfast forecast, mostly cloudy skies, in the mid-40s. sunrise at 7:24. this will all turn to rain by about mid-morning. starting in the north and th

i'm devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner. taking a look at our high def doppler, you can see where the showers are. not nearly as wade spread as they were yesterday. zooming into some of n mon,680 corridere fromighway 4, you're getting a little biof rain at the moment. we're seeing significant precipitation making its way onshore through the mountains. i'll show you those rain totals later in the show. the last first weak of december, they are significant in the mountains. relatively clear, but the cloudcover keeping things mild for our temperatures. pretty much the mid-50s no matter where you are. warmer in san francisco and oakland. caller in the north bay. 52degrees in santa rosa. >>> your breakfast forecast is going to start with showers and clouds. now, this will eventually begin to clear, but this is what you'll be waking up to this morning. these temperatures will also start to climb but not by much because ware going to be caller thanway were yesterday. in fact taking a look at or 24- hour temperature change, from 2 t

i and devin fehely. >>> let's get started with our weather. you can see most of the bay area is clear of showers with the exception of the north bay on the south bay. zooming into the north bay where we see the precipitation making its way on shore. get showers here in the next 15 minutes or so while the santa cruz mountains getting quite a bit of rain potentially making its way to san jose but it will rain its way out. that will change going into the afternoo g n ut here with our live camera. the wind advisory has expired. it will be breezy for the remainder of the morning. current temperatures mild and mid to upper 50s getting close to 60. 57 degrees in santa rosa. current wind speeds not too bad. and for the south bay and this will start to slow down in the nba is moving into the later hours. our breakfast forecast rain and showers for everybody. not just this morning but as fa tow the mid-50no m sunrise at 7:11 you can see mostly showers are gone for the moment but by 1:00 midday that's when the next round of storms and the second frontal

i'm devin fehely. emily turner has the morning off. let's get a check of the weather this morning. heavy rain as i drove up. >> yes, widespread experience right now devin. we're seeing some of the best of the rain for today's storm coming onshore right now. look at high def doppler and all the yellows and oranges around the center with the bay area. i'm going to bring it up to the live view and come in for a closer look. where you see the bands of oranges to yellow and even red mixed in here, that tells you this is moderate to heavy rain. we just started to notice it in the south bay. san jose you just started seeing the showers pick up bit look at the peninsula and the east bay. we can follow that up across the golden gate bridge into marin. you can see a very well organized band of red. you see that there? it is like a straight line. pretty much following 101 all the way through marin up into sonoma and past santa rosa and if that is where the rain stands now, let's put it into the futurecast and show you the next few hours hereof how this will bla out. that gets us to 6:30. most

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> and here's a look at where warren stands in california according a poll. she is second with 23 percent behind bernie sanders who's been climbing. >>> monster swells at bay area beaches today. there was a beach hazard statement issued due to a storm brewing up in the gulf of alaska. waves 14 to 20 i fen etand sot we go right to meteorologist darren peck. >> the next storm arrives sunday, so let's get right to the details. the timing, second half of the day on sunday. about a quarter inch of rain for most spots, but we could see more in isolated locations. isolated thunderstorms will come mixed in with this line of thunderstorm showers. here's what it looks like on futurecast. we advance this to sunday morning. sunday at 1:00 tim.ll, out here. we atd inbrg leading edge arrives late morning and early afternoon. there's one line here and a second line back here. and look how bright the colors are. and look how well organized that line is. that's the kind of scenario you can find isolated thunderstorms mixed in. when check back with the complete forecas

in gilroy, devin fehely, kpix5. >> the bye back netted nearly 500 firearms in all. including 26 assault weapons. 205 handguns. 159 rifles and 103 shotguns. organizers shelled out more than $47,000 for them. >>> there is no word if the gilroy shooting had anything to do with the sudden departure of the garlic festival executive director. brian bow announced yesterday he is stepping down after 14 years with the event. he said in a statement, i'm immensely proud of what it has done to support the local community. i truly believe the vest fall will benefit from a fresh perspective. the 42 annual gilroy festival will be held in july at christmas hill park. >>> today marks seven years since one of the worst mass shootings in the nation's history. on this date in to 2012, a gunman opened fire in sandy hook elementary school killing 20 children and six adults. the victims' families have filed a wrongful death suit against remington. the supreme court allowed the lawsuit to go forward and a trial is now set for september of 2021. >>> well, for only the third time in u.s. his

. >> i'm devin fehely. i'm emily turner. you are very much looking forward to this. no showers for the most part over land. maybe a few scattered showers sef the coast where you might

kpix5's devin fehely tells us the driver did stop. but not for long. >> reporter: fremont police are looking for the driver who struck the woman in the crosswalk. stopped his car, got out to check, but then left the scene. police say the victim identified as 72-year-old suzanne beck oakey was walking her dog across this busy and neighbors say dangerous stretch of niles boulevard around 8:30 friday night. >> they don't see the person a lot of times. that is in the crosswalk. >> reporter: witnesses however say the driver stopped his car. a light color four door sedan. got out, checked on the victim. and left before police or paramedics arrived. the victim and her dog both died. from the force of the impact. >> i mean, i don't know what would go through a person's mind that quickly to not have human emotion of, you know, you just hit somebody. let alone, not knowing if they died or not. you left them there. >> it does boggle the mind. i agree with you. there is no sane reason for that to happen. >> reporter: fremont police said the area

i'm devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner. taking a look at our high def doppler,

i'm devin fehely. emily turner has the morning off. let's get a check of the weather this morning. s i drove up. >> yes, widespread experience right now devin. we're seeing some of the best

. >> devin fehely has more on one of the highways they'll be focusing on. >> reporter: the california highway patrol is about to enter what's known as a maximum enforcement period. they'll put a lot of officers on the roads and highways over the next couple of days, and they say the goal is a simple but potentially life saving one to make sure that everyone gets to their holiday destination and back home safely. >> using the word accident suggests that it's something that's unavoidable, so that's why we call them collisions. >> reporter: officer ross lee says the chp is putting extra officers on the road for christmas eve and christmas day, hoping to put the brakes on the avoidable collisions, and is calling on drivers to do their part. >> the majority of time it's somebody that's made a decision to either drive while distracted, drive in excess of, you know, a safe speed. >> reporter: and this is often the tragic, if predictable result. crashes and overturned cars are a perennial problem. especially on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains which can be treacherous in wet weather. >>

i'm devin fehely at the fremont bart station, and coming up we'll look at the allegations of iacias anchngned out to be a deadly case of mistaken identity. >> get out of the car! >> all right, i'm getting out, i'm getting out. >>> our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a rough start to the holiday get away. good evening, i'm maria medina. >> and i'm ken bastida. heavy fog delayed nearly 300 flights at sfo today. 32 more had to be outright canceled. >> kpix 5's don ford spoke with holiday travelers whose hopes of a clean get away got messy. >> reporter: who in the world would travel on one of the busiest travel days of

. >> i'm devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner. it is going to be a wet day today. we have seen a few showers out there. our high def doppler

devin fehely joins us live from the tamale factory. >> these tamales are fresh out of the kitchen and still warm and keeping my hands warm and smelled delicious. every ounce of self-control to look but not touch. you know for people who been coming, this is a hot commodity. if you didn't have in order in, some people were turned away. >> steaming hot and fresh out of the kitchen, tamales you can taste. the tamale factory tiny storefront nc state east san jose is been a big point of their holiday tradition. >> they come from different towns, salinas, all over. i've been coming here for many years. all i can say they are good. >> the trick is to preorder people lined up early to buy smaller supply of tamales that quickly sold out. by late afternoon those without orders had left empty-handed. >> i came over here and they sold out and i was so disappointed. this year i got ahead of that and i made an order so here i am. picking up my order. >> back in the kitchen workers kept turning up fresh batches of tamales just to keep up with the waves of customers coming in. including first-timers

devin fehely explains. >> reporter: some neighbors felt like they had gotten a proverbial golden ticket, an opportunity to tour apple's innovative spaceship campus. but for others it was confusion and frustration over being left off the guest list. for apple it was meant as an olive branch. a close up look at the campus that's inspired awe, curiosity, and occasional irritation among those that live nearby. >> i'm absolutely excited. i've followed the construction and very interested to see what it looks like inside. >> reporter: a spokesperson for apple say it is company invited some of its closest neighbors to the invitation only event, but much like the debut of a new phone, there was a lot more interest than actual invitations, and that's caused some hurt feelings. >> it looks really cool. um the building looks really modern from the street view, so yeah, i'd definitely be interested in a tour. >> reporter: this man lives less than a mile from the campus, but wasn't invited, and said that at its core is unfair. >> it's a little frustrating because if you think about it, just by apple

kpix 5's devin fehely will have that story straight ahead at 6:00. >>> but from the impeachment of house gs totwit speaker nancy pelosi is giving us the inside scoop on what family time has been like over the holidays. >> we're probably one of the few families in america that didn't talk about impeachment at the dinner table. >> you didn't talk about it at all? it didn't come up? >> no! we don't talk politics. we talk sports and movies, and mostly she wants to know how the grandchildren are doing, so we had a wonderful time with our parents, and i kind of offhandedly mentioned things could be happening on social media yesterday, but basically we've just been having family time. >> president trump has been attacking pelosi on twitter over her handling of the impeachment proceedings. >>> pelosi and the rest of congress enjoying the holiday break, but they'll have plenty on their plates to start the new year. natalie brand on capitol hill tonight. >> reporter: and lawmakers allen are off for another week, so the question that remains here, when will this impasse over a senate trial resolve

in oakland, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> new at 7, is in as a soccer coach under arrest accused of inappropriate behavior with preteen girls between november 28th and november 2019. ricardo gutierrez surrendered to police he was a walk on varsity sapsucker coach at gunderson high. the investigation began after police were tipped off last month. we did reach out to the high school for comment. if you have any information on these cases please call police. >>> two suspects in a robbery spree targeting contra costa county homes are facing 25 felony counts each. these two men are facing kidnapping, robbery, burglary, grand theft, carjacking, all charges for crimes in phoenicia, lafayette, and orinda. their bail is set and $9 million. police say the individuals were armed with guns and for home invasion robberies over the last couple months. the charges included incidences in lafayette on halloween night that occurs hours before a shooting at a house party in amendola killed five people. >>> he commercial campus retailers could soon set up shop in contra costa county and reviewing 40 applicants and e

devin fehely shows us the place that officers are keeping an especially close eye on. >>> the coast guard says a man may have saved his friend's life after he was attacked by a shark. the 37-year-old victim was bitten on the leg saturday as he surfed off santa rosa island. his friend put a tourniquet on his leg to help stop the bleeding and then called the coast guard. a rescue helicopter took him back to land. he's now in stable condition at the hospital. >>> and thousands of people in southern california will get a special christmas gift. they're learning that their med cat -- medical debt will be completely wiped out. a church in eagle rock is giving more than $5 million to pay off medical debt for families struggling to pay off costs. >> i feel so proud of us. i feel like it's a great example to set. >> 60 percent of people who declare bankruptcy do so because of medical debt, even if they have insurance. >>> if you waited until today to buy your christmas presents, you were not alone. shoppers wasted no time in the final days leading up to christmas searching stores for the last minu

devin fehely for kpix 5. >> big news out of silicon valley. larry page and sergey brown is stepping down. he had been serving as ceo of alphabet. brown serving as president. they will both remain on the board. the pair started google in 1998 and have been noticeably absent from the company in recent years. the google ceo will stay in his role, and also become the new ceo of alphabet. he has been leading google for more than four years. >> the founders kind of took a step back. they have been very quiet, sort of disappeared from view over the last four years. googasenvery visible. >> reporter: google says it's counsel cofounders was not controlling shares of the company valued at nearly $900 billion. >>> coming up next, the supersecret bay area concert this week from one of the biggest pop stars on the planet. >>> plus, the logs being used to block homeless people in the east bay. the question tonight, why is the city dragging its feet to remove them? >> when finally i realize, that is hostile design. >> this is not an illegal blockage in the s

. >> i'm devin fehely. >>> this is the big story today with all the rain we're seeing out there. we n take a live l def doppd how much there is. look at the green, yellow and in some cases orange out there. orseeing. the intensity of the zooming into the north bay, quite a bit of rain coming through the 101 car dar into ped da lew ma and towards space napa. the rain is in the north bay, though the south bay will start to see quite a bit of it today as the system begins to move south. then by midweek it will be more towards the south or south of us moving into midweek there. the mountains getting quite a bit of precipitation as well. you can see a little bit of a rain shadow here in san jose but that sprinkles he there moving those rning hours. be obouslpretty t ata mix of the 50s no matter where you are. we're much warmer than we were yesterday thanks to that cloudcover ins sue lading under. anywhere from 7 to 16 degrees warmer. it will be wet and cold. it will be wet and relatively mild. we are still under the wind advisory for most of us ins bay area. that wind warning for thos

coming up our devin fehely returns to a historic winery that was largely lost to fire and fierce windster a rocky launch from the bay area this floating plastic trap is back with its first big haul from the great pacific garbage patch. >>> you know the key to flight delays at sfo, just add water. we'll be doing that later this week. the forecast is next. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> one of the most famous pairs of sunglasses in rock and roll history just sold for more than $150,000. the reason they were that expensive is because they once belonged to john lennon. lennon left the shades in the back of his chauffeur's car back in 1968. one of the arms of the sunglasses was broken. a lens was popped out. so he told the driver he needed to send them out for some that fit. that never happened, so the driver held onto them the past 50 years and just sold them at auction in londo

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> here's the good news, if you still want to pick up some of those tamales the shop is open for a few hours today. >> we don't know how the lines will be the. the tamale factory opens at 9:00 and will stay open until 1:00 this afternoon. >>> this morning some bay area seniors are getting a big helping hand from complete strangers this holiday season. how a new program is making sure they get what they truly need. >>> southern california neighborhood is left with a dazzling display for christmas. white that has >>> you might've heard that thunder and sena lightning strikes and may have woken you up this morning. with those thunderstorms especially for the north bay getting some small hail. this is one photo from the san rafael hill sent in by a viewer pick he said it will come up to hear the thunder and lightning strikes. here is hi-def doppler and you can see this is the loop. there are several lightning strikes across the north bay earlier this morning. we see lightning strikes there in santa cruz area as well. all of this continues to push off to the east and

in san francisco, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> the police union released this statement, even on a early saturday morning, the streets of san francisco can be extremely dangerous. these officers were attacked, and one of them seriously injured while responding to a 911 call. we hope for a speedy recovery for our officers and that the suspect is held accountable for his violent act. the injured officer is still being treated, but we are told his injuries are not life- threatening. the suspect is in critical condition tonight. >>> weitwaslow slog for the sierra tonight where pounding rain is giving way to pounding snow. >>> plus, san francisco may have just stumbled onto a way to save brick and mortar malls, and it does not mean adding stores. >>> first responders braved the bay for a good cause. we are back in two minutes. ♪ >>> kpix 5 weather is sponsored by mancini sleep world, head over to mancini sleep world's triple bonus mattress sale, visit sleepworld.com. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works fo

as kpix5's devin fehely reports, city leaders say safety improvements just aren't enough. >> reporter: the city of san jose has invested heavily in safety measures, often redesigning its roads and streets to make them safer, yet 2019 has been the deadliest year for pedestrians. the most recent pedestrian death, the 29th of the year, happened here along this broad and often busy stretch of oakland road near brokaw. >> people crossing the street without using the crosswalk and they're not like making themselves visible to cars, they're going to get hit. >> reporter: san jose police say it was dark, about 5:45 saturday night when a 63-year- old woman was struck and killed by a car mid block well outside of the crosswalk. >> i understand the reason of not having to walk farther than you have to. so yeah, i can understand that, yeah, but at the same time it's like why take the chance? >> reporter: this stretch of oakland road is book ended by two crosswalks, one at brokaw and a second at mckay. they're about a quarter mile apart with busy shopping centers in the middle raising the question

judge rejected michael flynn's request to dismiss his case and set his sentencing for january i'm devin fehelyyears ago, flin pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his interactions with the russian ambassador. prosecutors have recommended no jail time because of his help during the special counsel's investigation into russian election meddling in 2016. it is unclear, though, if that is still their option. >>> 5:11 right now. >> straight ahead to this morning, now is the time to load up your clipper card. why your b.a.r.t. right are about to be more expensive. >>> it is a chilly start to once again. temps in the 30s and the 40s. definitely grab that coat as you head out the door. we will talk about when the rain returns coming up. >>> and if you're committing you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've gotten a cart? that's yes for less. get gifts for everyone on your list and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. department store prices. [ drathis holiday... ahhhhh!!! -ahhhhh!!! a distant friend returns... elliott. y