rick garcia is at our station kcbs, in los angeles. he's the anchorman there. rick, what's the latest that you're hearing? >> reporter: well, scott we're still at 20 people shot. that was information given to us by san bernardino fire officials, 20 victims at this inland regional center, which is about an hour's drive east of los angeles california. the 1300 block of south waterman. it's a facility that handles social services and mental health. we've been watching, as you have, pictures of emergency resources on hand. they'll set up some triage areas to treat the victims according to the injuries. we've seen people led out of the building with their hands up. many of those folks we expect to be innocent people, but that's the protocol that's involved when police are trying to find an active shooter. in this case we don't know if there is one two or three active shooters. it's a possibility that we have more than one. >> pelley: rick garcia of kcbs. rick, thank you very money. this is a live picture of our kcbs helicopter that is over the scene of what police i

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >>> so frank said he had 22 shopping days to buy you a present, liza? >> i'm going to be late. i find if you shop on the 26th you get great deals. >> that's why. >> go ahead and buy somebody a new umbrella. >>> we have lingering showers this morning according to our live hi-def doppler radar. look at that. that's some bona fide moderate rainfall moving into the cobb area in a matter of minutes here also hidden valley lake back into the higher elevations the of venado that usually gets the most rain in the bay area due to altitude. showers north of the golden gate bridge for the morning hours. otherwise we have partly cloudy skies right here in san francisco. east of the bay bridge we have the flag on the fly a southerly wind. we'll be rotating west and calming down to 5 miles per hour. a few showers early, then seasonal highs under partly cloudy skies. we have rain in the forecast for sunday. first off satellite-radar, here's the bands of the wraparound moisture behind

that's your "kcbs traffic." now to brian. >>> busy morning for you, liza. and you know, in the weather department, we have our own barometer to talk about. there's a weak cold front on the way and just to continue this traffic-y theme, here's 580 by pleasanton, dublin. boy, there's a lot of people out at 4:50 a.m. yikes. right now san bruno 46 degrees. oakland 58. livermore 37. san francisco 49. san jose 43. here's what's happening. more rain up around mendocino county is sinking slowly south into the bay area. later that i had it will spread light rain from -- later today it will spread light rain from north to south. the rain in the north bay will spread south across the rest of the bay area by 5:00 tonight, and we'll create slick streets, bay wide, just in time for the evening commute. then it remains showery overnight, into saturday morning. next five days are going to get a lot of rain up there around mendocino. over 5 inches. but by the time it gets to the bay area we get about an inch or so cumulatively. forecast highs you're going to be looking for

that's "kcbs traffic."s roberta. >>> 12 miles west of healdsburg is the community of venado and so far in the front with our "eye on the storm" over 3" of rain have fallen this morning where lisa was alluding to the flooding in mill valley off lucky drive. we have had a half inch of rain. it's all associated with that front right about there. it's now slicing across the eastern portion of the bay area. behind it us. >> some scattered showers. in the northern portion of the bay area santa rosa is approaching just about .9" of rain this morning. this is the frontal boundary and this has a lot of rain associated with it. you can tell by the pockets of yellow and orange on your tv screen. some very gusty winds in excess of 45 miles per hour, as well. picking up a wind gust nearly 40 miles per hour. clear skies over san jose. but you will see some rain there within the next 45 minutes. we have some pretty moderate rainfall around highway 82 and 280 in the san bruno area. this is the scene looking out towards the

that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >> good morning, everybody. taking a look out the door this morning, sfo the 7th busiest airport in the united states and so far no reports of any local airport delays. that includes mineta international airport as well as oakland. let's take a look at the temperatures. i got to tell you you're going to feel the difference heading out the door this morning. the cold snap has snapped. it's cracked. it's out of here. yesterday 24 hours ago napa was at 26 degrees. this morning 43 there. it is 51 degrees in san francisco. a warmer day slated today, as well. but the most notable feature will be the increasing cloud cover. it will be cloudy today, 60s beaches, peninsula and south bay, low 60s across the eastern portion of the bay area. 60 in san rafael. we have the full forecast coming up in 18 minutes after the hour. >>> a san francisco police officer dubbed the hot cop of the castro is due in court tomorrow. christopher kohrs is accused of leaving the scene after hitting t

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> good morning. it's december 1. a brand-new month, and we are going to track our brand-new storm, the very first one for the month of december. but right now, let's get you out the door with a jacket. currently we have a few lingering clouds from yesterday's weak impulse that raced through the bay area dumping .13" in hayward. 37 right now in concord, in the 30s in the tri-valley. in the 30s to the north in santa rosa. and san jose in the upper 30s. it's 48 degrees in san francisco. today, we'll finally make it back up into the low 60s. seasonal highs, 50s partly sunny at the beaches, 59 in redwood city. morgan hill 61 degrees. temperatures pretty much settling into the mid- to high 50s areawide. it will be warmer today in the north bay than yesterday at 61 in santa rosa. in the far reaches of the north bay partly sunny skies in clearlake at 56 degrees. northeast breeze at 5. we'll track the rain together and that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >> reporte

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to michelle. >>> new numbers from the california highway patrol about the number of drunk drivers on the roads during the thanksgiving holiday weekend. during the maximum enforcement period police arrested more than 1,000 drivers under the influence. 151 of those duis were arrested in the bay area. and there were four deadly crashes in our area. police say not all the deadly crashes were dui-related but one could have been prevented by wearing seatbelts. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is in paris for the u.n.'s climate change summit. >> i'm going to be sharing concrete examples of things that we have done in oakland that has led to our 10% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2005. >> the mayor will highlight changes at the port of oakland as a way the city cut down on pollution and governor brown is expected to address world leaders at the summit. president obama will urge world leaders to do more to protect the environment as he wraps up his trip to the summit on climate

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to brian. >>> we are starting out with mostly dry conditions this early friday morning in the bay area. that will change as the day goes on. there's some light rain on the way. as we get another vantage point of that traffic mess heading into the bay area, you can see that's the westbound lanes as they back up behind the -- where they are taking all the traffic off at fremont. so it's slow going over the bay bridge. numbers right now 47 degrees in san bruno. 58 oakland. san francisco 49. san jose 43. santa rosa 49. that's where all the rain is concentrated right now up in mendocino county. and down by us, not too bad. but winter storm warnings posted in the mountains from this afternoon through tomorrow afternoon, heaviest snow in the evening hours tonight through tomorrow morning so expect travel delays as they get snow above 5500 feet. there's that band of showers moving into the bay area. by 4 p.m., you can see it spread from santa rosa down to san jose. and it's going to be a

more "kcbs traffic" coming up. now to frank. >> okay, thanks, liza. 5:03 your time. >>> four people were killed last night when a medical helicopter crashed in kern county. the crew was taking a critical patient from the porterville municipal airport to a hospital in nearby bakersfield. dispatchers lost contact with the chopper shortly after 7 p.m. and less than two hours later the search crews found the debris field on private property outside the town of mcfarland. the helicopter went down in heavy rain and dense fog. a pilot, a nurse, a paramedic and patient were killed. >>> the fbi is looking into the threat in santa clara that forced the evacuation of the council on american-islamic relations, or cair. kiet do is live for us with more on how police are handling the increase in threats. >>> reporter: santa clara police are working with the fbi and they are conducting tests on the letter and the powder. it was a tense day in santa clara yesterday at the offices of the council on american- islamic relations, also

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> 5:17, time to take a look at our weather watchers. this is so vitally important during storm watch because i have people with weather stations, programs you have one, too, that i'm checking in with so they can tell me what's going on in their particular area. let's take a look at this one right here, 58 degrees, so says dave in napa. he says he's already picked up .4" of rain this morning and let's see what he has to say. he says, good morning, getting some heavier rain now. i really appreciate that report, dave. 58 degrees, it's a mild start to your morning. temperatures will go down as the day progresses. right now tim woods reports 58, winds up to 30. let's see what he says in benicia, wind gusts so far up to 50 miles per hour. so not only is it problematic because it's slippery on the roadways this morning but also, very gusty winds. this is our live hi-def doppler radar. we have the front, the heaviest rain showers moving through the north bay right now slicin

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to frank and michelle. >>> a california woman is spurring a movement of good deeds after a stranger paid her grocery bill. >> but when she tried to thank him, she learned he had died. as carter evans reports, it was that shock that got her to pay it forward. >> reporter: with two small children stay-at-home mothers jamie lynne has her hands full. it was a recent trip to the grocery store that nearly pushed her to the breaking point. when the only credit card she had with her was declined. >> you're in line, going nuts, what are you going to do? >> trying to figure out if i could go home and get my other card. that's when matthew stepped up. >> reporter: 28-year-old matthew jackson was behind her and offered to pay for her $200 grocery bill. he refused to take no for an answer. but he had one condition. >> do it for somebody else. >> reporter: a few days later, she tracked down the good samaritan to the gym where he told her he worked. she called to thank him and manager angela pic

this is helicopter from our sister station kcbs in los angeles. we are looking at this just as you are looking at it live, right now at 6:15. 3:15 in the the west coast. >> looking at this live we want to remind you this is a live feed in a very serious situation that could turn violent at any moment so we just want to prepare you for that. we don't anticipate showing any of that but because this is a live situation because it is so fluid, we don't know what happens next. we are looking live at a dark colored vehicle. it appears that the windows have been shot out. >> windows have been shot out in the front and back there. it is indeed a dark colored suv is what witnesses did report, and we may see authorities lining up behind them. it looks like the tires were flattened also. there is the shot. back to you. you can see that car better. occupants have have taken off. the pursuit seems to be stalled right here, this is an important part of the drag note. >> let's go ahead and let's go ahead and pull all of the way out and take this again. we are fo

that's a look at "kcbs traffic."ow to roberta. >> let get to it. 5:16. let's call on our weather watchers people in and around our bay area who have weather stations and are checking in. 40 in novato. 50 in san francisco. petaluma 46. orinda 45. everybody reporting partly to mostly cloudy skies. it's live hi-def doppler radar. no rain yet. that's the leading edge of storm number one moving in tomorrow. a few sprinkles in the north bay. that's about it. 30s and 40s out the door not quite as cold as 24 hours ago. but nonetheless, you require a jacket and you can grab an umbrella north of the golden gate bridge today just to be safe. rain moves in on friday. this is it right now. rain and snow banging up against the northwestern section of the state of california. that snow is pretty much in the siskiyous. this is our futurecast. you can clearly see a couple of light raindrops around the santa rosa area during the afternoon hours. here comes your friday morning at this time, leading edge of the frontal boundary moving a

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." here's ro. >> it's live, it's hi-def doppler radar and at 6:04, turning 6:05, nothing on our radar screen as of yet. but if you veer to the north, that's where we are picking up a little bit of light rain. right now, partly to mostly cloudy skies over the bay waters. current air temperature not as cold as 24 hour ago. 40 in santa rosa. temperatures up to 60 today in the mid 50s around the coast, mid- to high 50s peninsula. good morning palo alto at 59. mid-50s in morgan hill. the winds variable up to 10. temperatures topping off at 56 in fairfield. 53 in santa rosa. partly to mostly cloudy skies. anything north of the golden gate bridge a chance of a couple of sprinkles we have an incoming storm adversely affecting your weekend. we'll talk about that coming up at about 18 minutes after the hour. >>> investigators are trying to identify human remains found in san francisco behind a home. a resident found the bones while gardening on the mcallister street property last month. that perso

that's your "kcbs traffic." now to julie. >>> thank you, liza. we are dry today getting a break in the rain but more of course is on the way. along with a little snow. so it should be a great white christmas for some people. out the door this morning, you have to get a little last- minute shopping down, not a bad forecast for that. temperatures cool to start. grab a jacket. 40s and 50s out the door this morning. but you are going to need your umbrella. leave that in the car. a weak ridge is blocking it temporarily. as a cold front passes through tomorrow morning we'll see the first round of showers and they will continue throughout the day tomorrow. we'll time that out later. first over the next 24 hours a cooler start this morning. breezy in spots wind speeds 10 to 20 miles an hour this morning some places upwards of 25 miles per hour. rain returns tomorrow and so does the snow. pretty low elevations. go to the high country today if possible because there will be travel delays tomorrow snow levels around 2500 feet. 3 to 8" at those lower levels.

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to julie. >> well, we are tracking rain, snow, possible thunderstorms. it's going to be an active christmas eve. let's go ahead and take a look at hi-def doppler right now. you can see where the front is. actually, over the north bay right now, passing through, as we zoom in, vallejo seeing moderate to heavy rain in some spots. hercules, richmond, you're getting wet right now. easy for me to say. heading towards berkeley. east bay you can anticipate this band of showers passing your way. behind the front we continue to see showers throughout the day. kind of unsettled weather throughout the day. cold air in place. that could lead to the possibility of some thunderstorms or small hail today. windy conditions by this afternoon, as well. and then tonight, with cold air in place, we could see a little dusting on some of our bay area peaks a little dusting of snow. timing it out with futurecast, as you can see this morning, here again is that front that slowly moves south throughout th

that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >>> i know things. >> she has costumes. >> she wears things on the weekend? >> maybe! >> overcast look toward the bay bridge where we have a combination of some areas of fog. we have mid- and high level cloudiness. but it's a mild morning due to the blanket of clouds. temperatures currently 56 in san francisco. and then due east of the bay bridge it is 56 degrees in oakland, almost uniform. live hi-def doppler radar not picking up any kind of precipitation right now but santa rosa is reporting light rain. i believe that's all associated with the condensation of the dense fog there. this is where we have the bulk of the activity. this is the front draped across the northwest part of the state. it's raining in eureka and garberville and some of these showers could run in advancements of this front and that's why we have to say expect a light scattered renegade shower in the north bay today. otherwise, the bulk of the activity begins to move in after the midnight hour. an

that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." >>> grab the umbrella out the door this morning. it's the evening commute in which you will have some hit- and-miss showers. hi-def doppler radar is suggest the rain is moving this way. it's offshore and if we pull on out and take a look to the north of us, we see we have plenty of rain out there. it is poised and positioned and ready to move into the north bay. at 9 a.m. 51 in san jose. winds increasing south 10 to 20 miles per hour today. some gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour around the coast and some of the higher elevations. highs will be in the 50s and 60s. we'll track this incoming system together and that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour of 6:00. >>> a stabbing suspect in san francisco is dead, shot by police after a tense standoff and the confrontation is captured on video. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us from san francisco police headquarters with more on an incident that's raising questions about whether lethal force was necessary. anne? >> reporter: this morning, police continue to defend themselves about their

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." i'll have more in less than 10 minutes. >>> more than 100 people took to the streets of san francisco's bayview was night. they were upset about a deadly police shooting a day earlier. anne makovec is at police headquarters where the chief is standing by his officers even though anger is growing in the community. >>> reporter: good morning. the police department continues to defend itself about this incident as the criticism grows louder. [ yelling ] >> reporter: there was a protest and vigil last night in the bayview neighborhood. hundreds of people gathered in the spot where police shot and killed mario woods as he was wielding a kitchen knife accused of stabbing a person earlier in the day. it was all caught on camera by several witnesses with cell phones. police say they first fired beanbags and pepper spray and then used lethal force. >> he was cowering. i should have been there. how scared he must have been. >> reporter: that was his mother. the police chief says the shooting wa

i'll have more "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >>> thank you, liza. a manhunt under way for a suspect who opened fire on a police officer in pennsylvania nearly killing him. the shooting was caught on the officer's dashcam. police are looking for this man, trev jackson. officer lynn anderson pulled him over after smelling marijuana in his car and things got violent. jackson is on the run for two weeks. >>> the san francisco police officer known as the hot cop of the castro pled not guilty to felony hit-and-run charges. officer christopher kohrs is accused of hitting pedestrians in north beach early sunday morning then fleeing. kohrs turned himself in later that morning but by then, it was too late for a sobriety test. >>> we are getting our first look at the graphic aftermath of the crash. this is a still shot from a video a witness uploaded to instagram. that orange dodge charger in the background belongs to officer kohrs. both of the pedestrians are expected to survive. >>> a startling find at a troubled santa clara county jail. kpix 5 found out tha

i'll have more "kcbs traffic" in just a few minutes. >> pretty good so far, so good. we all did fine. >>> a mobile home goes up in flames in vallejo. it broke out just before midnight at the vallejo mobile estates on san joaquin drive a double wide trailer fully involved in that fire. flames coming out of two sides of the building. crews made it a top priority to keep the fire from spreading to any neighboring units at the mobile home park. >> took up defensive operations to protect the exposures. ground operations took 30 to 40 minutes to get it under control. significant exposure hazards as well as access to the interior. >> everybody got out and nobody was hurt. >>> all lanes are open on a stretch of 880 in the east bay after a sinkhole forced lane closures through most of the night. southbound near oak street. caltrans worked through the night with heavy equipment to replace the asphalt. yesterday, a number of cars hit the hole as it widened so the chp had to shut down three lanes between broadway and oak. heavy rain was likely a factor in causing that sinkhole to

that's a look at "kcbs traffic. now to frank and michelle. >>> the numbers are in. as predicted, cyber monday broke records this year. americans spent more than $3 billion online making it the biggest online shopping day ever. researchers say shopping by phone, tablet or laptop jumps 21% on cyber monday. amazon, walmart, ebay, target, and best buy topped the most visited sites on that monday. >>> people were also in a giving mood. online donations for "giving tuesday" were up this year. americans donated nearly $40 million online an increase of about $30 million compared to last year. quite the jump. the research organization that tracks online donations does note though facebook ceo mark zuckerberg's philanthropic announcement tuesday also helped to boost those numbers. >>> time now 4:51. complaints of inmate abuse at a south bay jail now traced to a particular shift. next, a plan to change the way officers work. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. a startling fi

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." guys? >>> the 911 center in san francisco experienced an emergency of its own this week. kpix 5's mark kelly shows us the backup plan in place after the center's computer system went down. >> reporter: san francisco's 911 center is the heart of the city but that heart gets a beat. >> did you break a sweat a little bit? >> maybe a little. >> reporter: the deputy director says the computer system dispatchers use to send firefighters and officers to emergencies suddenly turned off forcing dispatchers to world old school. [ talking on telephone ] >> we are a 911 center. we have backups to our backups to backups and we reverted to paper and pencil. >> reporter: without computers, dispatchers used paper forms and this old clipboard of pre- approved questions to help callers through their emergencies. and this giant board with its peg lights and antiquated knobs kept track of where the emergency trucks were in the city at all times. >> engin 3 is on a call down here. >> reporter: after two hours d

that's a look at "kcbs traffic."lie. >>> thank you, miss liza. we have a lot going on weather- wise. we started off with hi-def doppler tracking the cold front passing through this morning. you can see this line right here. but, of course, plenty of rain left in its wake. let's zoom in to the tri-valley and show you what we're seeing. moderate rainfall heavy at times passing through danville, san ramon, dublin-pleasanton. every one in the bay should see a little rain today. but it will be spotty in nature once the front passes through. also going to see increasing winds 15, 25 miles per hour later on today with some higher gusts after this cold front passes through, and cold air in place. so unsettled, unstable air could mean the possibility of some thunderstorms or some small hail later today. definitely an active christmas eve weather-wise. we'll time it out with futurecast. here's where we are right now. we are seeing that front pass through so we are seeing some pretty moderate to heavy rain passing through the b

that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> 5:16. good morning, everyone. it is weather watcher time and this is so interesting because 24 hours ago, right here in the napa area we were in the 20s, dave this morning reports that it's 43 degrees and has to stay a warm 43 degrees. good morning, dave. thank you so much. 45 degrees right there. that would be tim. in benicia this morning, wow, feels warm. isn't that funny how 40s all of a sudden feels very warm? and, of course, steve reports in every morning? >> he is checking in at 42 degrees in los altos. and he is saying that he sees that little bit of moon, some stars and then quite a bit of clouds, dew point down to 32 and -- dew point is down to 37 and that's it's so dry. michelle is complaining about that and static cling. we have stars out there and some cloud cover. 43 degrees. we are in the 40s and 50s you're going to feel the difference out the door this morning but the clouds are on the increase. the winds will increase later today as well out of the

i'll have more with "kcbs traffic." >>> all right.w for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> let's do that with gayle king. she joins us live in new york with a little preview. >> reporter: hello, frank and michelle. we are here live and in color on this friday! one week out from christmas. are you ready? >> we are ready. >> i'm so ready. [ laughter ] >> reporter: my last day before vacation. so i'm really excited. good to see you both. ahead chilling plots targeting a community college and drivers at rush hour look at the charges just filed against a former neighbor of the san bernardino attackers. plus, the reaction from the muslim-american community to donald trump. republican strategist frank linda tripp's is here with his newest -- lunts is here with his newest focus group. a discussion with tim cook and a holiday treat a special reading of t'was the night before christmas by charlie rose. i know. ah, let the church say amen. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys at 7:00. michelle, did you say

that's your "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >> traffic and weather together!>> it's our live weather camera looking out at the bay bridge a bit obscured due to patchy fog. we have visibility an issue in santa rosa at a mile, a quarter mile in napa. it's 56 degrees in san jose. the winds will increase today out of the south at 15. it's our live hi-def doppler radar. santa rosa the latest observation says light rain there but i think it's the drizzle associated with the fog bank there. we have rain upstream. and some of the renegade showers in advance of the activity will move into the north bay today around lunch hour. so light showers anticipated in the north bay during the day today becoming more widespread tonight. we'll see the winds increasing and rain and wind and the potential for a thunderstorm on thursday. that's the leading edge of the system. it's a front. it will slice from the north to the south. in fact, we can track it together. this is futurecast. by 1:00 this afternoon you see that hit-and-miss scattered showers in the north bay more widespread

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." i knew you would do that. i'm just setting up my weather watchers to see who is checking in. there you have it. weather watchers, let's see who is rising and shining at this early hour at 5:17. good morning, everyone. whoa! 29 degrees right there. that would be dave in napa. what does dave have to say this morning? roberta, it's a cool 29 degrees. jagermeister didn't want to stay out very long this morning. thanks so much for that, dave! and meanwhile, let's check in out. that would be 46 degrees and that's steve. what does steve have to say this morning about the conditions in los altos? he says it's 20 degrees warmer this morning. a lot of clouds around. we have lingering clouds, steve from yesterday's weak impulse that breezed through the bay area. clear skies, however, right there around the rim of the bay where it's 43 in oakland. and west of the bay bridge it's in the mid- to high 40s around san francisco. a few lingering clouds this morning but mainly clear skies. we will see t

here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. jason, will the .25% hike, was it expected? >> michelle, this was expected for a long time from the federal reserve. the fed is really telegraphing this moved over the past several months. we saw very strong job gains in october and november. inflation still not where the fed wants to see it but it's getting closer. so the feds finally made this move trying to get rates back to normal levels. the fed examines a gradual pace of hikes to continue. if we don't see continued strength in the job market the fed may not raise rates down the road. that's absolutely key for investors. we'll start to see a little bit of pressure on consumer loans. savers will see higher interest rates on their accounts. it's a measure of certainly and the dow up by about 170 points right now. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> california sets the rules for the car of the future. why it could be a while longer before any of us can buy a self- driving car. >> and we know anything can happen on live tv

i'll highlight the hot spots with "kcbs traffic." >>> a bay area mother doesn't feel safe at home after what happened to her nanny. the attack happened in orinda on el castillo off highway 24 but as christin ayers shows us the story doesn't end there. >> i was in shock. i couldn't believe it. it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: the nightmare began outside karen's orinda home. a man approached the nanny who was sweeping up the yard and asked him a question. she told him she didn't speak english and he left. then when the nanny was inside he returned with a gun and broke in. >> kicked the door in breaking it off the frame and entered the house presenting a pistol. >> reporter: opened the money and when the -- he wanted money and when the nanny told him the family doesn't carry cash, he hit her on the back of the head with his gun. the robber dragged the nanny from room to room grabbing valuables and before he left he demanded the keys to the family porsche and took off in it. the nanny ran next door to david funk's house. >> there was a bit of blood on her hand. there was a contusion on t

that's a look at "kcbs traffic. >>> 4:49. east bay m.u.d. is out with a new list of their biggest water wasters. >> and cate caugiran shows us it reads like a who's who of local celebrities. >>> reporter: tonight buster posey, kristi yamaguchi and motley crue's vince neil have one thing in common. they are on east bay m.u.d.'s naughty list of excessive water users. >> that's too much water during this historic drought. >> reporter: it includes households that use more than 1,000 gallons of water a day. over a two-month period. the average home uses about three to four hundred a day. >> for the most part, people in the east bay are doing what needs to be done. >> reporter: except for the more than 1800 on this list, we found out the bay area's who's who made the top. records show vince neil's danville home used more than 2200 a day. posey's family uses more than 3300 gallons a day. "24 hour fitness" founder's lafayette home was in the top 10 of worst offenders consuming more than 10,000 gallons of water a day. >> houses that have large lots,

that's "kcbs traffic." now to frank and michelle. >>> super bowl still 64 days away and we don't know which teams will be playing in football's biggest game. >> no. but we do know that coldplay will be playing at halftime. the announcement came last night during the packers-lions game on kpix 5. other halftime acts will be announced later. and super bowl 50 airs right here on kpix 5 on february 7. we were wrong, no santana. >> the end of that packers game is amazing. that's coming up. unbelievable. >>> 4:51. there are now no more limits on where and how women can fight for their country. next a big change in the u.s. military means new opportunities for women. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning. taking alook at your it screen. because really today will be a seasonal autumn day right here in the bay area. very close to average high temperatures. partly cloudy skies alon

i'll tell you how much time it will cost you with "kcbs traffic." announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices! save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory! the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ complete forecast in just a minutes. strong winds to our south toppled more than a dozen ts and big rigs yesterday in l angeles and kern >>> welcome back. time now 6:11. here's a live look at our roof cam on this wednesday morning. no rain but chilly and breezy. rain returns tomorrow. >> and talking about weather. >>> strong winds to our south toppled more than a dozen trucks and big rigs yesterday in los angeles and kern county. look at that! wind gusts whipping about 80 miles an hour forced authorities to close to parts of state route 58 and highway 14 out there by tehachapi. nobody seriously injured but yikes! landslides are forcing more evacuations of apartment complexes in oregon city, oregon. the slides started happen

i'll have more "kcbs traffic" for you in less than 10 minutes. >>> time now 4:54. it sounds like a bad horror movie but mutant fleas are becoming a growing concern for both bay area pets and their owners. cate cate found outcate caugiran reports. >>> reporter: that smelly solution you have been applying may not help thanks to survive of the flea fittest. >> when we're complying a product designed to kill a flea and those fleas have ran a mutation, the genes that are resulting and are allowing the flea to survive are going to win. >> reporter: katherine with vet pronto is one of many bay area vets that are telling pet owners the anti-flea solution you're buying isn't working. fleas may have mutated but katherine says the flea problem also has to do with the warmer weather. >> this past summer it's been dragging on for months and months. so flea populations may have been really small to start off with and then they're growing. normally they go into dormancy in the winter so they will hibernate for a while but it hasn't been cold enough for that yet. >> i'm definitely

i'll have more "kcbs traffic" in less than ten minutes. >>> you know, i have been totally bewildered by that photograph sent out by the el cerrito police department. so i wanted to take a better look at it. and i wanted to share it with you. it looks like it's snowing, right? this is grapple. we can have grapple showers here in the bay area. it's also known as soft hail or snow pellets. it's precipitation that forms when it's cool as far as the droplets are concerned freezing hitting the pavement. if you touch it it's snow-like and very soft. thank you for tweeting out that wonderful photograph, the el cerrito police department. we had hail, thunder and lightning in the past four hours. now we continue to see bands of showers containing some heavy rain at times. this is not like a brand-new storm. this is all the passage of that cold front. this is in its wake. this is wraparound moisture and we have been seeing some snow on the fly in the mount hamilton area and once the sun makes an appearance at 7:15, we are not going to see bright sunshine at all but once it lightens up we'll be

that's your "kcbs traffic." >>> live hi-def doppler radar we are still picking up some heavy rain showers in the north bay. let's go ahead and zoom in on that. you can see the cluster of activity in the form of moderate to heavy rainfall there around saint helena. 2.5" of rain has already fallen. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west, it's december 10, 2015. more royal news ahe more news ahead, especially the focus on distracted driving. >>> donald trump scaled back the scope on his call to ban muslims in america. >> the "new york times" poll shows donald trump is dominating the republican presidential race. >>> and syed farook and tashfeen malik were radicalized before they even met. >>> and we are in oregon and one of the roads leading into this town is under water. in washington state, a state of emergency. >> reporter: i love the christmas decorations that are below us, it looks like a fuzzy blob, but for those laser lights that are not properl

. >> kcb sr sister station in california are reporting that police are responding to a possible barricade situation in the area. as you said paula, you can see street with the s.w.a.t. teams behind it. this suv that you pointed out had bullet holes all throughout the windshield. this does not appear to be a police vehicle but rather a vehicle that they may have been chasing.>> yes, they are here behind this telephone pole and corner of the yard with their guns trained on this dark suv where the windows have been shot out. we are going to go to -- we are going to leave this picture up here for you. we have no idea what is playing a. three armed gunmen left the scene. they were described as guns according to police and eyewitnesses. they walked right into the building and sprayed billets --

i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic."n earlier accident cleared from the highway 37 101 transition ramp west 37 to south 101 involving a motorcycle. but very heavy traffic for that south 101 commute. it is backed up out of novato heading towards central san rafael. west 580 slow going all the way across the richmond/san rafael bridge. if you plan to make the 280 commute in san jose, there's that accident still in the clearing stages just before 880 blocking at least one lane of traffic. bay bridge toll plaza still crowded into the maze. here's roberta. >> it is definitely the calm before the storm. good morning, everyone. taking a look at our live hi- def doppler radar, we have the leading edge of the storm right there streaming across eureka all the way into garberville. some of these showers run in advance of the front a widely scattered shower anticipated today in the north bay. look at that, wow, our live weather camera cloudy and foggy. that's why we are so mild into the 50s right now. later today 60s everywhere. rai

crystal cruz of kcbs thank you. crystal cruz of kcbs thank you. we'll be right places where fish swim and birds fly. >> pelley: this caught our eye, last friday on one of the busiest shopping days of the year, the fbi says it ran a record 185,000 fire armed background checks. that's more than two every second. with every mass shooting like today comes calls for tighter gun control and nancy cordes on capitol hill. >> borrow bra boxer has been one of the biggest proponents of new gun laws. today she said condolences aren't enough. >> it's he heartbreaking to see mass shooting. looks like a war zone. and it's not enough to keep the -- we have to take action. >> passion shootings have boom so pervasive that hillary clinton was talking about guns in orlando minutes before today's tragedy unfolded. >> it is time for us to say, we're going to have comprehensive background checks, we're going to close the gun show loophole, we're going to close the -- >> most republicans say there's no proof that more gun laws would do any good. and some want even more f

that's your "kcbs traffic."from so many people and i thank you so much for letting me know that it's been raining in healdsburg, santa rosa, occidental. our hi-def doppler radar clearly illustrates the light to moderate to heavy downpours in that area. that's lingering precipitation from yesterday as storm. right now clear skies in san jose where the air temperature is 44 degrees. later today everybody is on either side of 60 degrees. a gentle west breeze at 5 miles per hour. there's a good chance of more rain light showers on sunday. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning to our viewers in the west, it's friday, december 4, 2015. there's more real news ahead including a possible motive for the san bernardino massacre. and we'll ask presidential candidate marco rubio how to make the violence stop. but here's our eye opener at 8:00. >>> officials will not say why the couple opened fire on wednesday, but they will in the rule out terrorism. >> the question was are they working with anybody else, are there any co-conspirators o

thank you, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> an expensive engineering gaff is delayingurn of high speed ferry service for golden gate ferry riders. during a test run of the mendocino, officials discovered the water jet were installed backward causing the jets to propel the boat in reverse. >> when we started up the engines it didn't go forward as expected. the water jets were spinning in the wrong direction sucking up water as if it was trying to clear debris. >> this is knows a quick or cheap fix. the bridge district which runs the ferry service will spend a half million dollars to make the correction. the hope is to have the mendocino back in service by the spring. >>> 6:45. a check of traffic on a very busy day. right? >> yes. especially for eastshore freeway commuters. if you do take the richmond/san rafael bridge, that traffic alert is still in effect. in fact, here's a live look at chopper 5 over the scene. what happened was a big rig accident that caused a problem with lots of debris in the roads so caltrans sweepers are on scene trying to clean up this mess. it'

i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic."o's marina district has shut down lombard street. it is closed in both directions between broadway and divisadero causing major delays just south of the golden gate bridge. it is also affecting muni service which is now rerouting delays on number 28 and bus number 43. bus line number 43 as we move on to live pictures of the golden gate bridge, it is not backing up traffic not quite yet towards the golden gate bridge but be prepared for those delays as you come off of the golden gate bridge into san francisco. here's roberta. >>> it's live. it's our hi-def doppler radar. it is now picking up some returns in the form of some very light rain showers now moving into the cloverdale area. we have light rain to the south of point arena and rain showers moving. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, december 3, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including the san bernardino massacre. nora has the latest from the scene and a lo

i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic."raffic has been fine all morning long with those metering lights off. a quick 20-minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the maze. the bart system checking in with no delays. earlier problems we had out of downtown oakland have cleared out. just keep in mind, the a's train is running on a holiday schedule. "ace" train no service for trains 5 and 7. ferry system all clear. over at the golden gate it's wet but no traffic delays leaving southern marin. julie? >> we are tracking widespread showers on doppler this morning. it's going to stick around for much of the day today. right now, showers moderate, heavy at times passing through. as you can see here a moderate cell over santa rosa. another one heavy rainfall just to the east of novato heading towards vallejo. the extended forecast, showers today, dying down tomorrow, christmas morning. then drying out saturday, more rain sunday night. ,, announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance pr

live pictures from our affiliate kcbs. we should be hearing at the top of the hour from the local police department. during the last briefing they said they will update reporters on the scene with the latest information at the top of every hour even if there is no new details to share. they will just check back in with the media just to give them, um, reassurance and the very latest details that they just a short time that this scene started to unfold at 11:00 in the morning local time. it's a very, very sad scene. once again a mass shooting, that we're seeing here just days after the mass shooting in california where a planned parenthood clinic was attacked. this, however, officials saying, no relation, two separate incidents, no relation to any planned parenthood in this county, in this area. this is a inland regional center that helps people with developmental disabilities. they provide services. they provide help to allow these people to live more independent lives. unfortunately, terror was placed upon them today. 14

right now, we are going to listen in to coverage from our sister station, kcbs in los angeles. >> there's more than one person that makes it worse. police are making progress by being at this address. they are following every tip they have. >> what you're look at in the larger box there happened earlier today. this was on the san bernardino avenue. i think we are get ready for the news conference. this is the one at loma linda. they are having a news conference right now. they are coming up to the microphones. we know that there are a number of people taken there, at least four adult patients at loma linda university medical center center. >>> all right. we're standing by for that press conference. as soon as we get news from that press conference, we'll bring it to you. again, if you are just joining us, here's what we know so far. there was a mass shooting today in san bernardino. 14 people killed, 17 wounded. a gunman still on the loose. s.w.a.t. teams are going door to door searching for the suspect. they are surrounded a church. there was a warrant served on a home in redlands, calif

>> reporter: scott, we're getting reports from our affiliate kcbs, that may explain the calm demeanor that you're seeing from police officers on the ground there. we are now hearing that all three suspects are either down or in custody, and perhaps one of the suspects they observed deceased as he fell out of the vehicle, but they do believe now custody. >> pelley: it is difficult to tell whether that is one of the suspects on the street there between the armored vehicle and the s.u.v. it's in shade, and it's very difficult to make out from the vantage point of the helicopter. but that is breaking news being reported by kabc, our station in los angeles, that all three suspects have either been killed or apprehended. this scenes unfolding in front of us live about a mile from the state office building where 14 people were killed and another 17 wounded in a military-style assault that has yet to be explained. the san bernadino police chief mission and had "come with a purpose," but we have not been able to divine what that purpose could be. the attack was, as we understand it, on a holid

that's a look at "kcbs traffic." guys? >> all right. thank you. >>> a kitten narrowly escaped the blades of a trash compactor. but thanks to the quick actions of one worker she didn't have to use one of her nine lives. the worker at the gulf recycling center was resorting track from recycling on tuesday when he noticed the kitten heading for the compactor. he pulled her off and the kitten has a new home. >> with the radio, i heard them say that they found a live cat. i was serious because, um, i mean, that's just amazing. just so cute. why wouldn't you take it home? >> she's adorable. she named the kitten after the material recovery facility or mrf where tony found her. a vet says she healthy. >> cute. pretty darn cute. >>> 4:51. a toxic vapor found near a major construction site. experts say it can cause cancer and residents want to be protected from the fumes. >> help our neighbors in need this holiday season through our "food for bay area families." donate food or cash at your local whole foods market. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> take a