. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 streaming on cbsn bay area, a look at our top stories at 5:30. new video just released that we have to warn you is disturbing to watch. it shows sonoma county sheriff's deputies in a violent struggle with a man in a suspected stolen car. >> the suspect, david ward, later died. it turned out the car actually belonged to him. one deputy is being fired, another placed on leave. >> and in the south bay, live pictures from chopper 5 here. this is the clean up on highway 237. this is where a truck carrying a huge mobile crane tipped over this morning at 6:00. well, almost 12 hours later, there's still a lot of work to be done. all the eastbound lanes are still closed. video from earlier shows the truck carrying the crane on its side. crews needed 2 other huge cranes to up right the big rig. minutes ago the mobile crane was finally towed away, and crews are now cleaning up fuel and hydraulic fuel that spilled across the highway. >> the san jose police department has received a special grant from the state to combat car burgla

in san jose: ramirez, kpix 5. >>> you can expect higher pg&e the bills in the new year. state regulators approved the utilities across for more revenue. average monthly electric bills are going to go up about $.20. average gas bills will go up, an average of $.11. the rate hikes will start sometime in the first few months of 2020. pg&e says that it needs more funding to improve the safety and reliability of that aging system.>>> the city of berkeley is moving forward with a new plan to address the 10 sixes housing crisis. earlier this month the city council voted unanimously to create housing developments in the parking lot of the north berkeley and ashby bart stations. the city could build up to 1700 units of those stations. 35% of them would be reserved for low income families. bart is expected to sign off on a plan next year, and the city hopes to lock in a developer by 2022.>>> statewide rent control goes into effect on january 1. the housing advocates say they are seeing some landlords try to raise rents and evict tenants before the law goes into effect. kpix 5 the

live in oakland, da lin, kpix 5. >> oh, man. you know what i say? silver and black, i got your back. go to las vegas, i'm right there with you. no problem. >> reporter: can't do it. can't do it. >> da, thanks. raiders fans hoping to cheer on the silver and black one last time in oakland will have to pay up big time. tickets are averaging 312 bucks for sunday's game. that's a 45 percent increase from any other game this season. >>> an east bay mom has entered a not guilty plea in a slew of charges after allegedly ramming a barber with her car over a hair cut. ruby delgadio appeared in court today accused of attempted murder, hit and run, and child abuse. she hit the barber with her prius, pushing him through a glass store front and breaking his leg. she was angry he nicked her son's neck during the hair cut. she remains behind bars on $1.3 million bail. >>> an hours long stand off now over in fremont. a home invasion suspect was perched on the roof of a 5 story hotel. he was throwing construction materials and tools down to the ground. kpix 5's andri

>>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, our live high def radar shows more showers moving into the bay area for the friday commute. meteorologist darren peck tracking where the rain is right now. >> down in the south bay, maria. the last 3 hours were some of the best rain. you can see it moved across in on organized line. but that was then, this is now. i'm going to stop it right there. let's get into the south bay because this is where we're seeing the kind of rain that's going to slow down the drive. and it's coming right through the heart of downtown san jose. look at that, that line of like yellow beads going right up 87 to the intersection with 280 into 82, there's 880, there's the heart of downtown san jose. that's where we've been watching some of the more noticeable rain. it's not going to last much so longer. it will slowly move to the southeast. we're not out of this until we get done with saturday, but saturday is not all that impressive. i'll explain coming up in a few minutes. back over to you. >>> the 42nd annual

>>> this is kpix 5 game day holiday special. >> you are looking at the clock tower and all its glory here on christmas eve. the embarcadero ice rink. the game day holiday special. i am told you are going to do a triple sell cal before this is over. >> that would be an ice skating trick. >> we are so lucky, the giant free world series final. the three nba championship. both these two teams are down, another one is rising to the top >> that would be not the raiders but the 49ers. what a meteoric rise for that franchise. let's take a look back at the year in sports bay area for 2019. >> clemson or alabama? what you god. >>> who is your favorite actor? >> come on man. grew up grow up. that is where we met will, a big fan. >> phil is fuming right now. >> looking forward to one more shot can you talk about what you been doing after basketball. >> i want people to see the ponytail. look at that. >> christine is the best player to ever put on a cal basketball uniform. >> sure enough, they did. >> dennis i am awfully emotional. >> it feels so good. how about that? >> i'm kevin durant, you kno

without telling kpix who he was. james a setbacks wanted to ensure that he talked positively about the program to us. in a text message, then says, i ppuld like to be with you to be acceptablesu to you. after the interview, then checks in again, no interview? jamie's response, no, i was interviewed, it went well. been. did you talk positively about backs? >> can i ask about james wood been and why will i benjamin blake asked if he could sit on james woods interview with us?>>, so benjamin blake is a staff at backs, and we offer support to every client in every scenario possible. i actually think it's a wonderful thing that a senior level staff what offer support to any individual.>> james says he feels stuck. he says he's coming forward with the story because he believed backs hasn't helped him find adequate housing and he is losing hope that they ever will.>> i'm comfortable with doing this because i've already accepted the fact that i will probably down the street. and if this doesn't change, they're not going to b

in sacramento, rob malcolm, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, a massive amount of donations snatched from the bay area church for coming up the silver lining amid the chaos. >>> and let's take a live look outside before we head to break. as to this morning donations are pouring in atrazine as a church was robbed of money meant to help children in need. kpix's reporter shows us more. >> reporter: they are praying for the souls of these two, caught on tape stealing money meant to by children in need toys. it all happened saturday afternoon. >> two individuals came from the back door and they stole the donation box. >> reporter: the couple who appear to be a man and a woman walked past the candles and walked away with the donation box. brazenly walking past another woman coming in to the church. >> they need god in their life and they clearly, like, are wrong in the head. >> reporter: the cash around three granted total was meant for toys for the children in need this year. the gift will be distributed on january 6. the feast of the three kings. so the parish could get a better price an

at the coliseum kpix five. >>> tomorrow's game against the jagged scene here on "kpix 5" beginning at:00 tomorrow afternoon. you have to feel for the raiders fan base because the team has left them twice. >> there is all this scuttlebutt and it's a rough time to be a sports fan in oakland. the warriors have also just left. >> there really is no more loyal fan base in the raiders. you can understand how they feel jilted. >> the good news is it's a short trip to vegas and a fun one. president trump appears to be gearing up for a trial in the senate. the latest on the inquiry coming up. >>> making sure extra medical supplies don't go to waste and we introduce you to a bay area woman keeping them out of the trash and getting them into the hands of those who need them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup -

kpix 5 wilson walker joint is now with the details. wilson? >> reporter: well, the victim's cab is parked right over my shoulder here, and as he said, calls for another or at least a closer investigation into what might've happened here on hilltop mall road. >> it happened, you know, away from my home. >> reporter: he had just finished his overnight cab shift, when a man approached him first asking for a cigarette lighter, then again for a cab ride, and after being told no, he returned a third time and attacked with a barbecue lit. >> after a few hits, i fell down, so he jumped on my neck, and he continued hitting the. i said help, help, help! i saw the car moving, and he came. >> reporter: he said that mall security guard scared of the attacker who has not been caught. sidhu says he thinks he was targeted because of his religion, and today the group united sikhs called on richmond police to investigate this as a hate crime, so do they plan to do that? >> not at the time. there is nothing to lead us to that, that aspect. replica department say

in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, an update from the hospital bed. how a barber is doing after a clash with a customer over a hair cut. >> plus first fires, now storms. a north bay ranch scorched by the kinkade fire prepares for a new wave of trouble. >> sierra expected to get slapped this weekend. the wintry weather that's forcing snow enthusiasts to head up early. >> and we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or on your favorite platform. i didn't choose this exact type of metastatic breast cancer. but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, a treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in hr+, her2- mbc. piqray is taken with fulvestrant after progression on hormone therapy and helps people live longer without disease progression. do not take piqray if you've had severe allergic reactions to it or any of its ingredients. piqray can cause serious side effects including severe allergic and skin reactions, high blood sugar levels and diarr

don ford, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >> reporter: i'm juliette goodrich in pleasant hill. they call these in-law units, and soon the bay area could see a backyard housing boom. >> >. no more space around the chase center? think again. the proposals for more development in the mission bay neighborhood. >> and changes coming to bart. how much more you'll have to pay for a ticket come january 1st. >> hope you enjoyed a rain-free day. there's one more coming tomorrow. and the rain is coming back. we'll talk about the timing on that for wednesday and i hate to say it, next weekend, forecast coming right up. >> don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on cbs.com, the cbs news app or your favorite platform. >>> they used to call them granny unit, but they could be the answer to the state's housing crunch. the governor has approved them. now 2 east bay communities want to fast track them. kpix 5's juliette goodrich is in pleasant hill where they're talking about it right now. >> reporter: that's right, the pleasant hill city council will be talking

in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> lagana denied he was the suspect in the amber alert. no word on where he was ultimately heading when caught. >>> clear skies for now, but a new round of storms on the horizon. darren peck is tracking the timing and what to expect. >> at least we won't get rained on most of tomorrow, but watch the futurecast and you'll see the leading edge of the clouds already overhead by the early morning hours. and here comes the next wall of green. i'll stop it right there. the time says tomorrow night at 9:00. that's when the leading edge of this next rain maker will get here. we'll take a closer look at it. there's 9:00, the start of it, overtakes most of the bay area in the overnight hours tomorrow. midnight, 1:00 a.m. is when we'll see the more noticeable showers. this will be rain. this is not going to be light sprinkles. we pick up a quarter to half inch of rain out of this stuff. and as we get into the commute for wednesday morning, it's still here. when i check back in the complete forecast, i'll show you the commute forecast in terms of your

. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now, on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, rit intotheir home. e a bay amid at home is now red tagged. that evening i am allen martin. >>> the crash happened on maria drive in petaluma. they tell us this is the second time a car has crashed into this exact home in the past month. >> it was through this crosswalk were the car failed to stop traveling across the intersection, crashing into that house. get a small honda suv smashed completely through the garage wall. continuing across the garage and finally stopping against another wall. >> is unlike an explosion but it was just a really loud crash. and, then i heard my stepdad telling everybody to get out, get out. >> get out of the house? >> he saw smoke and then it smelled like gas. >> there were eight people living in the house, and no one was injured, but, now just before the holidays, eight people have nowhere to live. the house is red tagged, structurally unsound and it is raining. did you have a tree a party? >> we had not but a tree yet i don't think we will have one thi

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kpix 5's mark sayre with what school officials are saying about the victims killed in the horrific crash. >> reporter: 3 of the victims in the crash attended school here at dublin high school. tonight the principal sent out a message about this tragedy and an entire community is grieving. this is what foothill road looks like at night. there are few street lights, the dent is way at the si . crashed into a tree. >> i felt the need to be here today. >> reporter: karen is a campus supervisor at dublin high school. when they heard that mark and michael, twins, were victims of the crash, she had to come. >> they were always together, very personallable and kind. a lot of friends, very social. >> reporter: a third teen javier ramirez was also killed. the crash was reported just before 10:00 p.m. on christmas night. the car was approaching castlewood drive when it veered across the oncoming lanes and crashed into a tree. >> we heard screeching of tires. >> reporter: this neighbor heard the crash and called 911. >> the car was pinned against the tree roof first and bent around the side of the t

kpix 5 news >> good news. thank you so much. >>> kpix 5's andrea nakano joins us now. >> a bit of a shakur from chase center. >> reporter: the warriors have been on a roll of late. they are on their first-win streak of the season winning n beenating the warriors. klay thompson and steph curry were courtside and they were in three, d'angelo russell finds draymond green who lays it in and that was the start of a big third quarter. late in the third, the warriors up by one. russell drives to the hoop and hits the floater. end of the quarter, warriors up by three, ky bowman throws it up, and then makes it at the buzzer. would this be the first time the warriors would win against a amrotebinson iii finds green, who hits the dagger. chase center going crazy as the warriors pull off their best win of the season, 116-104. just baby steps. moving in the right direction. >> yeah. three games in a row. >> thank you. >>> more than $9,000 has been raised for san jose church that was robbed. the stolen cash was meant to hel

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> case closed. tonight the san jose police department ending its investigation into s assault allegations at presentation high school. the victims claim officiexals u the school tried to cover up abuse for years, but tonight investigators say their criminal probe did not turn up sufficient evidence to level charges against school administrators, and in some cases the statute of limitation had expired. tonight presentation high tells kpix 5 quote we ing itsurein ia everything we can to help support survivors, protect students, and heal our community. >>> 5 more years of these epic blackouts? the warning from pg&e's ceo tonight. >> the major beverage company accused of trying to convince teens that its sugar drinks are healthy. plus. >> reporter: the new star wars movie is out getting mixed reviews in the press, but what do the fans think? >> and don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area and find >>> pg&e customers are being put on notice tonight. >> the o day ceand predicted the emergency bla

mac >>> you're watching kpix 5 lives at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 industry being on cbsn bay area, a look at our top stories at 5:30. the tragedy at a northbay elementary school. we are working to get details on the death of a student at the market day school in san rafael. it happened this afternoon when according to an administrator, a student somehow died while on the playground. we don't know the age or gender of that student. market day is a private k-8 school. >> a close call for a calendula family when a massive oak tree crashed into their home this morning. it happened in the emerald hills area near redwood city. the branches pierced through the living room ceiling while the family was eating breakfast. ground saturated by a recent rain likely caused the tree to fall. >>> 267 million facebook users had their information exposed on the dark web. the cyber security firm and covered a database containing name is, user ideas, and phone numbers. it was reportedly up for two weeks earlier this month before taking down, saying they're looking into it. >>> now to our original seri

. >>> 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 time. >> reporter: meantime in baggage claim, folks are finally finding their families. jamie's son is coming home from new york. >> i haven't seen him in a year. i'm going to start crying. >> reporter: she has a plan. >> i'm so excited. i made this sign

. >>> breaking news right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area. just minutes ago, interstate 80 in vallejo was opened back up after being closed for almost 3 hours. good evening, i'm andrea nakano in and i'm brian hackney. police activity on the magazine street intersection cut off the evening commute. drivers are still seeing residual delays right now. it's backed up from vallejo back past crockett. drivers are advised to use the venetia bridge. we're also learning that 2 shooting suspects are in custody tonight after leading police on a chase from san mateo down to fremont. police say it began when they found a man shot in the leg along north amflett boulevard, blocks away from where gunfire rang out. >> the officers located some shell cangs si t investigation from there. >> soon police found 2 suspects and chased them over 20 miles. it all came to an end in fremont when the car crashed. police arrested the occupants. a 19-year-old woman and the 21-year-old driver. the shooting victim is being treated at a trauma center tonight. >>> tonight inve

in morgan hill, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a whale rescue against all odds.erts, fishermen, even the coast guard spent days trying to find the entangled whale, and just when it seemed the whale slipped away, they were in for a big surprise. a boat spotted the whale last friday and a crew with the marine mammal center jumped into action. they cut the line freeing the creature. >> whale watching, eco tourism, and everyone was involved relocating the whale, and it was wonderful thing seeing the community come together. >> scenes like this are why commercial crabbing season was delayed. it opens sunday, a month late, because the prime crabbing waters were full of whales leaving crabbers concerned the whales would be at risk. >>> pretty soon your pizza may show up at your door without a driver. >> rob malcolm reports the dmv just gave the green light to put autonomous delivery vehicles to the test. >> i think if they're safe on the road, it's fine. >> reporter: the future is here. >> it's not a surprise to see this kind of movement. there's been a lot of talk abou

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> thank you. if you plan on visiting the beach to mark the new year, don't turn your back on the ocean. the national weather service is warning about large swelling that start tomorrow afternoon. 6 to 8 feet swells are expected tomorrow from as far north as sonoma county all the way down to the monterey bay. and wednesday breaking waves could reach as high as 25 feet. beach goers are advised to stay off coastal jetties. >>> now we're finally getting to see the sunset after soggy sunday. is this a time of what to come for 2020? darren peck is joining us now, and they always say never turn your back to the ocean. >> excellent point, and that sunset is an excellent example of why there's concern. tomorrow will be sunny and relatively warm, so you're probably tempted to say let's check out the beach and waves. now you know though, the beach hazard starts at 1:00 tomorrow in the afternoon and doesn't expire until 9:00 wednesday from bodega to monterey bay. and tomorrow we have it made. there's no signi

>>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a look at our top stories at 5:30. >>> exclusive video from a series of armed heist targeting ups truck drivers in the south bay. there have been three of them in south san jose since tuesday. each time a pair of massed robbers approached the truck, force the driver at gunpoint to open the door. police say the suspects drive a black honda sedan. >>> a contra costa barber is out of surgery and recovering. he was run over yesterday by a woman angry about her son's haircut. da lin visited the suspect's home with the family refused to talk to him. police say the woman is still on the run and was last seen driving a blue toyota previous. >>> bay area cities going at the storm drain, stacking up sandbags and have our next storm to move in tomorrow with more heavy rain. darren peck is tracking the timing of it. have details in the full forecaster just ahead. >>> now in our original series project home, affordable housing advocates i giving san francisco mayor london breed 24 hours to set down a mee

in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, the dust >> i am john ramose and san rafael what would you like to see on the richmond san rafael bridge in the word to be rebuilt. one north bay assembly man was to hear your ideas. we'll have the story coming up. >>> a new poll on how happy bay area residents are, with the direction of the region. >>> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area , you can find is on kpix.com, and, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. in mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a lot of time and money goes

kpix 5 reporter down live in west oakland. they're looking for the big upset. don?>> not just a bigger school but their opponents have more resources. quick example here. my clients won the state championship last year but the kids still cannot afford their championship, so they don't have one. the kids say, when you have nothing, you fight harder for everything. and they have turned that disadvantage into motivation for every single game they play.>> 29 student athletes loading up to hit the road. state championship game this saturday at noon. in southern california. >> stay focused ready to play. >> senior running back montel smith also plays a strong safety. they don't have enough players, so many of them play multiple positions.>> all be gone and all we need. >> this small school keeps beating the bigger schools. the claimant, also known as mac, has the black and orange uniform. here is montrial making a big play last week in the northern california championship game. they beat their opponents by 33 points, a school five times bigger for the state championship.

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning. a live look from our salesforce tower camera as you are seeing all the fog out there. good morning. it is friday, december 20. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi.. >> good morning. right now history is being made . two straight days -- >>> so enjoy the drive roadways why you can't are taking a look outside at the bay bridge. so far not a lot of traffic and things are pretty quiet here. there's a fica battery in effect for the west end of the bay bridge. be careful as you work your way through their. easy right out of the east bay. we have a couple things to look out for. if you plan on taking 880 calaveras they are clearing an accident and look at the maps we are seeing a lot of green. not a lot of delays which meet is probably in the clearing stages. hopefully things will get wrapped up pretty quickly. had an earlier trouble spot near great american parkway and that was a traffic alert and that has been cleared out of the lanes with no delays in both directions. >> developing

maria medina, kpix 5. >> just the whole situation. i don't know what to do, who to talk to. i just feel like i'm really alone. >>> coming up, our original series project home. bay area women pregnant and homeless. tonight we investigate what needs to change to get expectant mothers off the streets. >> reporter: basketball games and concerts at chase center can be exciting yet overwhelming. we introduce you to the first sensory and wellness room at the venue. >> and we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com, the cbs ne if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> now our original series project home. bay area women pregnant and homeless. >> in tonight's project home, susie steimle has more on the new push to get expecting mothers off the street. >> i know, baby. >> reporter: meet jeremy. at just 19 days old, he already has a storied past. you said he was born addicted? >> yes, very addicted to heroin. he tested

than they think that they got away, and it was in a burgundy saturn, live in concord, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> tonight, chp is investigating whether speed caused a crash that killed three teenagers including twin brothers. officers say five people were in the car when he lost control and slammed into a tree on christmas evening. da lin joins us live from the accident scene. how are the two survivors doing? >> reporter: chp says the two surviving teens have major injuries. investigators say the car actually hit this tree right here in the force of the impact injected those two surviving teams teens. three other teenagers were trapped, and died in the car. >> it is a loud impact, it shook the house. it was loud. >> reporter: it was just before 10:00 last night that sharon and steve were opening christmas presents when the accident happened behind the house. they immediately called 911. >> the car was pinned up against the tree. roof first. on the side, roof first. more or less spent as a c- shaped around the tree with the underside of the car being what you could see. >> reporter: the vic

kpix 5's joe vazquez talked to the victim tonight. he described the dramatic moments before he says that suspect hit the gas. >> reporter: the barber, bryan martin, is recovering here from a surgery he had earlier today. we talked to him by phone as he described the horrifying ordeal of being run over by a car after he said he was confronted by an angry customer. >> i'm in a little bit of pain, but not nearly as bad. the surgery went well and i'm extremely optimistic. >> reporter: martin was in terrible shape yesterday afternoon after police say 28-year-old ruby delgado ran him over, crashing through a store front. martin's leg was rehe had been the hair of her son. he squirmed resulting in a small nick. he said the mother seemed fine at the time. >> she came back and showed it to me and i was like what can i do? i couldn't deescalate it. >> she left, tried to come back in, kicked in the door, bryan left to take a picture of the car, and that's when she ran him through the store next door. >> she was looking right at me. she put that

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live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> well, it is already 2020 in new zealand.works show . they hit midnight at 3:00 a.m. our time. it was also a light and laser animation show on auckland harbor bridge. it also went down in sydney, australia, just about 30 minutes ago, above its famed opera house. their firerks. ustlia citi to n hee led lookr at new york's times square now. where police are expecting more than 1 million people to watch the iconic ball drop at midnight. last-minute preparations have the waterford crystal ball ready to shine. security is beefed up at the crossroads of the world. and for the first time, drones will be used for surveillance. this here, science teachers and students will help flip the switch to bring in 20op. rtunit> press the button. >>> at the eiffel tower, there is heightened security for new year's eve. but that is not stopping some american tourists. and brazil's copacabana beach is ready to host 2 million people for its fireworks display. >>> a public counquered rest stop is not so popular anymore. travelers said that the park

live in san francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. >> enough with the trees! >>> all right, starting next week a new state law goes into effect meant to spur expansion among california beer and wine makers. they'll be allowed to hold overlapping facility licenses to produce beer and wine in the same space, and they won't have to keep production and storage of the drinks apart. the law takes effect january 1st. >>> many bay area companies on track to finish the year with big gains. apple shares are up more than 83 percent for the year. tesla shock up more than 29 percent, and netflix shares have risen 23 percent after apple launched their new line of smart phones and debuted the apple tv plus subscription this year. tesla showed off neeisuv ththis and netflix added strong new subscriber numbers in thquter. > in sierra, nonststms helping get the snow pack off to a healthy start, and there is more in store for the weekend. daen peck is joining us now with that forecast. >> the next storm will bring a little snow to akerthe but we'll take anything. just keep putti

without telling kpix who he was.e talked positively about the program to us. in a text message, ben says i would like to be with you to support you when you do the interview if that would be acceptable to you. after the interview, he checks in again. no interview? james responds, no, i was interviewed. it went well. ben, did you talk positively about bacs? >> can i ask about james wood then and why benjamin blake asked if he could sit in on james woods' interview with us? >> he is a staff at bacs and we offer support to every client in every scenario possible. i actually think it is a wonderful thing that a senior level staff would offer support to any individual. >> james says he feels stuck. he says he is coming forward with this story because he believes bacs hasn't helped him find adequate housing and is losing hope that they ever will. >> i'm comfortable with doing this because i have already accepted the fact that i will probably die on the street. if this doesn't change, they won't be able to get me a place. >

reporting from century link, dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. brian, maria, back to you. >>> a live look now at san jose airport tonight. scary moments for the kansas jay hawks men's basketball team. they were on board a charter plane that made an emergency landing. the plane reported engine trouble. the flight landed safely. the jay hawks released this statement on twitter. upon our return flight home from san jose, roughly 20 minutes into the flight, one of our engines failed. the pilot immediately contacted the san jose airport where we returned and made a safe landing. we are grateful to the pilots and the entire flight crew. the team will stay the night in san jose and will return to kansas once plans are finalized. >>> a few showers across the bay area tonight. this was the scene in san francisco earlier this evening. it was from time to time really coming down. still is in a few spots, but the general tendency will be towards things calming down and drying out. the showers finally ended in the north bay, just widely scattered light shower

in san carlos, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> boeing's ceo is out of job. he could still walkway with about $39 million. dennis muilenburg has been fired effective immediately in the wake of that 737 max crisis. the planes have been grounded since march after two crashes that killed 346 people. >>> 4:39 this morning. as we take a live look at capitol hill, in washington, dc, the standoff on president trump's impeachment trial showing no signs of stopping. democrats want to know more about the trial planned before they shared the impeachment articles with the senate. sevis reporter marc liverman has more from leaders of both sides of the aisle. >>> democrats are demanding new witnesses, republicans are calling for a speedy trial. with both houses of congress in recess until january 6, the impasse could last a while. >> i think we will find out if we come back in session where we are. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi has refused to transmit the articles of impeachment to the senate. in a tweet on monday, the speaker wrote that the delay will continue,

here on kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 is teaming up with local food banks to help our neighbors in need this season. michelle griego is in santa rosa with a generous donation to our food for bay area families drive. >> reporter: here at the food bank, you can see the volunteers busy packing up the apples. 50 percent of the food distributed here is fresh produce, and they couldn't do that without help of their sponsors. redwood credit union is one of those and you have a generous gift. >> yes, when you think about the need in our communities, hunger is that basic need, so we partnered with the food bank in financial dollars, but also more importantly we have employees that donate their hours and volunteer across all the food banks. this particular food bank, 272 hours this year helping prepare 37,000 meals. with the recent fires up here, the need is greater than ever, so we're proud of what we've been able to do, but really want to thank lisa and her team for helping the community with their hunger needs. >> reporter: the check is $55,143, and lisa with empire food bank is here, and this is a very g

>>> breaking news right now on the kpix 5 news at seven. straining on cbsn bay area. a tragedy at a northbay school just a few days before christmas. good evening i am can best data. >> i am veronica delacruz. it happened that march day. a k-8 private school on tillis drive in san rafael. a statement to ixtragic accikpdent. in a child being fatally injured on the playground around 1:00 this afternoon. the letter says staffers were close by and witnessed what happened. they immediately called 911 and rendered first aid. but the boy died. no informationt hiage, the ar where the indent hpewaned ous giabnovew closed off to students. a statement from the school says in part "we don't have full details yet about how this occurred but we are working with authorities to investigate. the safety of our students is so important to all of us and we want to understand how this could have happened. >> that made her a hero. >>> her name is berlin gomez muniz, and she is not your typical 11-year-old. that is because every day, she gets up before sunrise. it's a good thing she does.>>

kpix 5 and local food banks are working to help. i headed out to san francisco where one company is helping with the need in a big way. >> i'm here at the san francisco marin food bank where they dispute 48 million pounds of food every year to people in need and they can't do that without partnerships like enterprise rent a car, dan joins me now. i have a generous donation to make today. >> yes. i'm excited to be here. this is part of our fill your tanks program where we give back and fight hunger in the communities whichway operate. >> let's do it. we need a drumroll or something. this is a great amount here $40,000. there you go from enterprise rent a car. >> this fantastic donation and one really nice way to think about it, we're all about transportation. all this food has to get here bay trucks and go out in our trucks so this will help with transportation and a lot of other things. >> a little bit goes a long way. a little bit. a it is so much, we will multiply it into many times this value. to give back to era given $10 millio

john reynolds, kpix 5. here's a look at the top stories at 5:30. morgan hill police teamed up with neighbors to nab a suspected packet the package the. >> they found empty amazon boxes. they gathered the security footage 2-spot the suspect's car. >> police tracked the owner to san jose and arrested him and recovered $900 worth of goods. >> deputies are investigating a fight that took a violent turn. the shooting happened in unincorporated vallejo early this morning. leaving two men dead and one woman severely injured. police say the motive is unclear. >> a bankruptcy judge ruled that the families of the ghost ship victims can go ahead. 33 assuming the utility even though the cause of the inferno was never determined. >> san mateo county schools have filed a lawsuit against juul. they say the youth the vaping epidemic is putting a big strain on their budget. by forcing them to install vape detectors in bathrooms and higher extra help to help combat e-cig use on campus. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. juul responded with a statement saying it

kpix 5's da lin is in martinez with the problem and the solution. >> reporter: the elections office in contra costa county sent out 125,000 postcards like this one to voters who don't have party preference. the office says some of those voters were changed to no party preference by mistake. >> i was shocked. and i had to really look at it and make sure it was my name. >> reporter: that's because jeri has been registered as a democrat for 43 years. she received this postcard on wednesday saying since she has no party preference, the elections office will not mail her a presidential candidate ballot for the primary election. she was not happy. >> my parents weren't allowed to vote, so when they were allowed, they taught all of their children, go and voice your opinion. >> reporter: the local elections office says it's a thatewide prob blame the motor y program launched last year by the secretary of state and the dmv. people who went to the dmv recently were automatically registered to vote. even for those who already had a party preference, some people were mistakenly changed to no party

trends kpix 5's jackie ward is live with more. jakki? >> reporter: supervisor matt haney of district 6 wrote this built. that includes neighborhoods in the tenderloin. if this ordinance were to pass, it would apply to 35,000 units across the city. it would help a lot of tenants out. this ordinance would extend renter protections, eviction protections for thousands of tenants who don't have the right now. landlords in san francisco have 16 so-called just reasons to evict their tenant. as it stands today, those protections only extend to renters whose units were built in june 1979 or the four. in order to evict someone who lives in the unit built after 1979, the landlord essentially does not need a reason. lifting the 1979 cutoff date. they are by protecting tens of thousands of renters who live in units built in the last four years. last week, haney tweeted, quote, eviction protections should not be based on what year your building was built. it is arbitrary, unfair, and call. end quote. supervisor haney also said this bill will close wha

you can see right here on kpix 5 .ey can grab a share of the division lead with a win. >>> all right, the lighting is a little hot, but this is the way it is when you're dealing with a airport. there is no way that we are going to miss our coverage with the raiders at the chiefs. it still on the bucket list. derek carr, for him to check off. >> we haven't won there yet. >> reporter: temperatures are expect ould be issue for derek carr. the former head coach, now working for espn was critical of his playing in cold weather. >> i used to think that this was a team game. but yes, it is all my fault. i take full responsibility. >> reporter: coach gruden, any ideas to help your quarterback play this week? >> i'm not tonis edison, i don't know how to do that. i guess i will show pictures of people that are cold the deal with cold. [ laughter ] i don't know. >> reporter: as for the chiefs. the teams are 17-3. >> they are coming off of a by we, they will be fresh as daisies. >> reporter: he is faced with the difficult task, to

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 5:30 six right now.bay area subdivision is named the most competitive neighborhood in the country for homebuyers. the white oaks neighborhood in san carlos is number one on the list of 20 most competitive neighborhoods. the average home price is a little more than $1.8 million. more than 72% of homes so above the asking price. white oaks has some the best schools in the state and is within walking distance of downtown san carlos. >> if we were trying to get this house now, it would be almost impossible. this area has a great small town atmosphere, a lot of small businesses that are's successful because people shop locally and support the small businesses. >> reporter: brian conley and his family moved into their home in 2012 and he says it set on the market for about six months. homes in the neighborhood now generally stay on the market for less than two weeks before they are sold. >>> 5:37. a new lawsuit is aimed at keeping the hillview airports open. santa clara county officials are not allowed to use

on capitol hill, i'm natalie brand, kpix 5. >> all right, that press conference is set for 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you can join michelle griego, kenny choi, and our team for the latest developments coming from washington starting at 4:30. >>> a cal football player is under arrest tonight for what police are calling a scary series of events. it all started when he flagged down a police cruiser near the cal campus and asked to drive to car and see the officer's gun before forcibly opening the door. he tried to take the officer's weapon before jumping into the cruiser. eventually back up arrived to arrest him. the team says this is troubling. while he's no longer a member of our football program, we remain concerned for his well being. >>> tonight two dozen rescue animals caught up in a dog napping scheme as a fremont hotel are being held as evidence. it could be days before they get to meet their new families. kpix 5's maria medina with the drama one owner is going through to get his puppy. >> reporter: it was here at the extended stay in fremont where a van with 24 dogs was stolen