and mayor libby schaaf is unveiling a new proposal to keep the team in town, and that takes place next month. >>> if you are looking for an open restaurant on christmas day, we have you covered. coming up, we will let you know what shops, what restaurants are open today, coming up after the break. >> is it a grand slam? >>> welcome back. >> kari hall has it broken-down hour by hour. >> in san francisco, mid-40s this morning, and 48s at 10:00, and then throughout the day barely making it into the 50s with a breezy wind. a look at the holiday weekend as we will stay in the 50s, and mid-50s for sunday. we are also tracking the potential for some showers moving in late sunday into early monday, and we keep the highs in the 50s, morning temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. i will have another look at the forecast coming up, and also what to expect if you are going to the sierra, and that's coming up in a few minutes, too. >> thanks. >>> it's 4:56. thousands of bay area at-risk residents lined up with a hearty breakfast in san francisco and it comes on the heels of a special dinner. d

but oakland mayor libby schaaf. says more time is needed. details ahead. new at 11. 90-percent of its customers gas that lost service over the if weekend. in contra costa county. this comes after. nearly 57- hundred customers in discovery bay and byron lost service. on sunday. crews have been trying to restore service. but for the 16th consecutive year.muni is offering free rides on new year's eve. thursday, december 31st.through peaceful 5 a-m - friday january 1st. muni wants to remind people to *not tag their clipper cards during the complimentary service - or they'll be charged.. in the south bay, v-t-a will also provide free new year's eve service between 8pm and 5am. still ahead.it's another argument for home security cameras. fifth being spotted trying to break into a union city home. and a large, pregnant elephant seal has a new home tonight. and how local police rallied to help a little girl who lost her mother on christmas day. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more h

deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. >>> oakland mayor libby schaafto take part of the global climate change summit. mayor schaaf is expected to show how her city is making a difference.>>reporter: this is just one of 12 cities from the united states invited to present at the paris global warming conference. mayor schaaf trip funded by nonprofit groups will present a message for the planet. >>oakland since 2005 we have seen a 10% reduction in our greenhouse gas emission. >>we are 60% lower than the us average. we are 40% lower than the california average. we are among the leaders out there. >>reporter: what they do is crucial. 70% of all energy-related carbon emissions come from them. what cities do often change or determines what national governments do. >>we know our community. we know what changes they are willing to make and we have the authority and power to affect those changes.>>reporter: in oakland case the achievements are varied and many. they have some of the best recycling and composting programs. east bay mud site uses sewage to make elec

. >> reporter: libby schaaf spoke today acknowledging the city and the county were not on the time frame, but insisted an ongoing dialogue with the nfl in the coming weeks. raiders fans say their team can't go back to los angeles. >> it's like going back to an old girlfriend, you just can't go back. >> reporter: before an owner's meeting in january to discuss which team or teams might move to l.a. oakland mayor libby schaaf says they sent a letter replying to the league outlining why the raiders should stay. >> at the end of the day, a lot of this is, you know, for the raiders to decide. and we are really hopeful that the raiders know that oakland is part of the raiders, and the raiders are part of oakland. >> the team owner says he wants the city and county to give the raiders 160 acres of land at the coliseum site. as for whether the city would consider giving the raiders land, schaaf says there would need to be enough community benefit. >> the raiders want to have control of their game day revenue. the game experience, and the parking. and we need to make sure that our taxpayers are n

oakland mayor libby schaaf, just back from paris, says the world was listening. >> paris just shows that the rest of the world has recognized this is an urgent problem. we need to act now. >> together we've shown what's possible when the world stands as one. >> president obama predicts the paris agreement will lead to job creation in the clean energy sector on a scale that we have never seen before. >>> in napa county a 24-year-old vallejo resident faces drunk driving and child endangerment charges. chp says juaquinda parker was under the influence when driving students home on a school bus yesterday. officers received reports of a bus driving the road. she trade to turn around but it got stuck. she failed sobriety tests. northern the students was injured. >>> santa clara valley medical center in san jose is staffing a call center to answer questions as it deals with possible exposure to tube cloeltss. a nurse tested positive for tb. 350 infants and their moms may have been exposed to tuberculosis although there's a low chance the nurse passed it on to anyone else. the nurse works in the

oakland mayor libby schaaf plans to submit a proposal soon to keep the team in town, but the decision will come when the team owners meet in houston next month. the fans say, quote, just stay, baby. >> it's not the last game, no, it's not. >> i don't believe it. >> i don't think they are moving to l.a. they won't get this love nowhere else. >> regardless of where the raiders end up, they are going to be without woodson. he announced his requirement earlier this year after 18 years in the nfl. >> going to be my last time running out here in the coliseum getting a chance to run out there in that smoke, and so i just want to take my time, you know, and hear all the cheering, and all the fans yelling, man, that was pretty special. >> the raiders final game of the season is in kansas city against the chiefs and that's next weekend. >>> moving across the parking lot now from the coliseum to oracle arena, the warriors will be in action in just a few hours in a much-anticipated showdown. tip-off is set for 2:00 this afternoon, and the warriors 27-1 record, the best nba record ever on a christ

libby schaaf is optimistic. she is telling fans to, quote, keep the faith. the city is drafting up a plan to present to the nfl on december 30 describing how the city will build a new stadium to keep the raiders without directly spending any public money on the stadium. whether or not the city can actually come up with a plan is unknown but the mayor says, i do believe it can be done, we have the will. if that wasn't enough to bring out the fans, this is charles woodson's last game. the 17-year veteran safety has played with the raiders and only the raiders for his entire career. all of this taken together is amounting to what some players is a must-win for the raiders. >> remember, this is charles woodson's final home game for the raiders as he has announced his retirement so there will be some emotion attached to this game as well as it being potentially the raiders' last home game. >> reporter: any team that wants to move will need final approval from three-quarters of the league's 32 teams. the owners meeting is january 12 and 13. live at o.co coliseum,

mayor libby schaaf has already said the city will miss that deadline but schaaf says she is hopeful theve them more time to come up with a way to pay for a new raiders stadium without taxpayer money. >>> a man and woman were stabbed at a carls junior in san jose around 6 p.m. last night at south white and quimby roads. both victims were critically injured. >> reporter: i'm jackie ward in fairfield this morning where police have a 51-year-old grandmother in custody. they say she intentionally drowned her grandson. police say the 4-year-old boy was in custody of dawn raines- hewes when this happened. fairfield police and fire personnel went to a house on the 1400 block of jefferson street yesterday morning just before 11:00. that's when they found the little boy. >> officers and fire personnel found a 4-year-old little boy who is unconscious, not breathing. we began resuscitation efforts and the 4-year-old died at a nearby trauma center. >> reporter: raines-hewes is being held at solano county jail without bail. a 6 and 1-year-old who were also in her care yesterday are fine this morning

. >> pam :oakland mayor libby schaaf is joining the fight against climate change.... she announced today that she will address the issue at the united nations climate summit in paris. schaaf says she will talk about the role cities play in fighting climate change as part of the "local climate leaders circle. the oakland mayor will make a number of presentations about oakland's goals to reduce 36- percent of gas emissions by 2020. and 83-percent by 2050. shaaf said no city funds are being used to cover her travel costs. california governor jerry brown is leading the california delegation. going to paris to promote the state's efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions and urge other states and provinces to sign on to his climate pact. coming up. san jose police asking for help in finding a burglar clearly seen on survelliance video. we hear from the hero who helped save a newborn's life. as the baby was born on the streets of san francisco. several million dollars in damage after a business goes up in flames in the east bay. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and cr

oakland mayor libby schaaf is optimistic.ing fans to, quoted, keep the faith and that the city is drafting a rough plan to present to the nfl on december 30th describing how the city will build a new stadium to keep the raiders without directly spending any public money on the stadium. whether or not the city can actually come up with a plan is unknown. but the mayor says i do believe it can be done. we have the will. unquote. here's commissioner roger goodell the last time he talked about a possible raiders move back in december at and owners meeting. >> i have not put a timeline on it. i did not express that today. the question is we need to get sufficient information to make a smart decision. >> now, if all that weren't enough to bring the fans out this charles woodson's last home game. the 18-year veteran safety played with the raiders for many years and is also the oldest active safety in the league. all of this taken together has some players calling this a must-win game for the raiders tonight. we are live in oakland,

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is also heading to paris. she was invited because of what oakland has done. among their call bushman's the reduction of greenhouse gas of 10% since 2005. they also have a recycling and composting program and urban agriculture program and efficient transportation system. they are only one of 12 us cities invited. >>> the warriors coach is getting a big award even though technically his record as a coach is zero wins and no losses. >>> every child once a doll that they can relate to. >>the unique toy drive aiming to provide dolls who look like the children who are receiving them. >>> tracking showers that will be in your neighborhood. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart at

. >>> just a few minutes ago oakland mayor libby schaaf said the city responded to the anna fell about trying to keep the raiders from leaving town. the anna fell set a deadline for tomorrow for oakland and two other cities to present their plans to keep the team from moving. the raiders are considering relocating to los angeles. shaft said oakland presented a letter stating why the raiders should stay. she said no new money should be spent on a new stadium. >>we are committed to making this an open, transparent and public process that cannot be rushed. there are many publicly necessary approvals to get to a formal proposal. >>raiders owner mark davis says he wants them to give his team hundred 69 acres of land at the coliseum site. besides oakland the rams and the chargers are considering the move to la. >>> fire damaged a home this morning in the sunset neighborhood. it started at 10:30 this morning at a three-story building. firefighters say it began on the second floor of the building and burned through to the third floor through the roof. firefighters had the fire under control in

now, oakland mayor libby schaaf is nothing if not optimistic. is telling fans to, quote, keep the faith and that the city is drafting a rough plan to the present to the nfl on december 30 describing how the city will build a new stadium to keep the raiders without directly spending any public money on that stadium. whether or not the city can actually come up with a plan is unknown. but the mayor says, i, quote, do believe it can be done. we have the will. unquote. here's commissioner roger goodell the last time he talked about a possible raiders move back in and owners meeting in early december. >> i have not put a timeline on it. i did not express that today. ownership expressed their desire to get this done in a reasonable period of time. the question for me is we need to get sufficient information to make smart decisions. >> now, if all that weren't enough to bring the fans out, this is charles woodson's last home game. the 18-year veteran safety played with the raiders for many years. he is also the oldest active safety in the league. all o

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf says the tragic loss is heartbreaking for the city. >>> turning now to a look at our weather forecast. prepare to wake up to the sound of raindrops tomorrow morning. another storm is headed toward the bay area. take a look at our radar. you can see that green popping off the coast. taking you outside right now to get a look here at the golden gate bridge. you can see looking nice there. good time to be crossing the bridge. >> and dry. >> very nice. meteorologist rob mayeda understands exactly what they mean. rain is rain, right? >> yes, we like to see a lot of green on the radar. right now we have a little bit of light rain approaching the north bay. the main event with this weather system sitting offshore. it's packing a lot of wind in the northeast pacific. and that wind across the water as it approaches the bay area will bring a high surare of warning to the coast. this starts tomorrow night. will carry through tuesday. northwest swell 16 to 18 feet, rough surf coming in heading toward tomorrow night. during the daytime rain totals in the north bay as

. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf released a statement saying in part, the tragic accident was a heart breaking loss for our city but most especially family and friends, and, of course, she expressed her sympathies. that's the latest live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, christie. >>> a deadly accident shut down almost all of interstate 880 in hayward this morning. emergency crews rushed to the scene after police say a man was hit and killed trying to run across the interstate about 1:30 this morning. 880 southbound, police say the man had been involved in nothing more than a fender bender accident, but got out of his car and police are saying he tried to run across the southbound lanes and he was hit by several vehicles and died before paramedics arrived. for a time during the investigation all southbound lanes were closed and only one northbound lane was open. >>> helping the needy in this cold weather, the community in san jose donated over 1,000 blankets today. truck loads of new warm blankets were dropped off at the home first shelter on little orchard str

oakland mayor libby schaaf was at the conference last week and says: agreement will unlock innovn and investment to reduce emissions and help our communities ad limate change." tonight san fran 's mayor is responding to graphic new video of y shooting >>> back in the bay area tonight san francisco's mayor is responding to graphic new video of a deadly shooting involving san francisco police. that video ignited a firestorm of controversy and prompted a lawsuit. kpix 5's emily turner with the mayor's reaction. emily? >> reporter: that brand-new video has created brand-new outrage in the police shooting death of mario woods. here's that video. [ gunfire ] >> oh, my god! >> reporter: woods' family attorney says that this video shows that he never raised his hands up. in fact, the reason police say they pulled the trigger is because of that. now there's a call for police reform in the city. even a call for san francisco police chief su hr to resign -- police chief suhr to step down. the mayor has been out of town for the last few days and missed the protests and in this new video we caught

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf attended the summit in paris, representing a city that's already ahead of the curve when it comes to green innovation. >> paris just shows that the rest of the world has recognized this is an urgent problem. we need to act now. >> skeptics said these actions would kill jobs. >> reporter: instead the president predicts a new frontier of job growth. >> this agreement sends a powerful signal that the world is firmly committed to a low-carbon future. and that has the potential to unleash investment and innovation in clean energy at a scale we have never seen before. >> reporter: but some folk wet found aren't convinced. >>. >> i am skeptical of how much action is going to take place. just because there's so much money wrapped up in everything and so much big business. >> reporter: but a step forward in acknowledging that climate change isn't the stuff of science fiction anymore. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a western diplomat tells the associated press the u.s. actually held up paris climate talks for nearly two hours over one wor

. >> reporter: oakland's mayor libby schaaf says they should keep it. she says we are confident we can keep the raider ins oakland in a way that works for the team and is responsible for our taxpayers. they plan to update the nfl on their progress next week and asked for more time for a deal. in oakland, cate caugurian, kpix5. >>> in the final minutes of that game, a fan ran onto the field. police and stadium authorities had to tackle this guy. that's a big crowd of people on the ten yard line waiting. the fan said something to charles woodson as he got led away. >>> tonight, we know the names of the alameda county sheriff deputies caught on video beating a man in san francisco last month. alameda county's legal office identifies them as luis, santa maria, and paul weaver. they chased petrov into the mission and beat him with their batons. he suffered several broken bones. right before this, he led deputies on a 38 minute car chase that started in san leandro. the two deputies are on paid leave. >>> alameda county district attorney declined to file hate

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf admitted they don't have a plan so she wrote a let tore the nfl explains why and explaining the plan that they would like to have which is the coliseum city thing. they would have an as baseball stadium. a raiders football stadium. a hotel. commercial, retail. it would be a moneymaker and she said she doesn't want to spend public money, but she would be willing to put a new tax in place. >> the letter expresses our willingness to explore tools like development values. as well as utilizing new revenues or taxes that would be generated but for a new stadium. >> reporter: it would be a tax on coliseum city. it would be a tax on the profits made by the as . the raiders. they would make money, they would pay taxes. they would loan the money to the raiders and get it paid back through bonds apparently. that would not come out of public funds. that's the plan they have now. that's the letter they sent to the nfl. the meaning is in the middle of next month, when the owners will vote. mike sugerman, kpix5. >> okay, so here is another issue that could c

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf admitted they don't have a plan. so she wrote a letter to the nfl explaining why and explaining the plan that they would like to have with the coliseum city thing, a's stadium, raiders stadium, hotel, commission, retail. it would be a moneymaker and she doesn't want to spend public money but she would be willing to put a new tax in place. >> using tools like development values as well as using new revenues or taxes that would be generated but for a new stadium. >> reporter: what would that tax be? a tax on coliseum city. it would be a tax on the profits made by the a's, the raiders. they would make money, they would pay taxes. they would loan the money to the raiders and get paid back through bonds, apparently. and then that wouldn't come out by public funds. that's the plan and the letter to the nfl. the meeting is in january when owners vote. in oakland, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> another issue that could come up with a proposal the a's would have to grow to tear down the coliseum to make way for the football stadi

mayor libby schaaf is still working on a letter and didn't have time to talk even though the deadline was known for months. >> it's a self-imposed deadline from the nfl. there's nothing to stop them from allowing cities that they want or care about another week or two whatever is necessary. >> reporter: st. louis and san diego are trying to keep their teams and are working on stadium deals. right now there is no deal in oakland that's been agreed to by the city and team owner mark davis, no plan to submit to the nfl. >> you always want to meet your deadlines. i'm not sure that's going to kill any deal in oakland by not getting permitted by tomorrow. >> reporter: oakland taxpayers are still on the hook for $100 million to pay to change the coliseum 20 years ago for the raiders. mayor schaaf has never wavered on her pledge not to spend any more money on the keeping the team. >> the infrastructure inside the stadium is up to the team. the infrastructure outside the stadium is open to the public, that's something else. that we would work with that modest way. >> reporter: the mayor indica

oakland mayor libby schaaf said the city has not engaged in any specific discussions with the nfl, butill keep it in mind. >> curry is making head lines, but this time, it's not steph or riley. his wife tweeted this on saturday, questioning some barely there fashion and saying personally, she prefers to dress classy over trendy, and likes to be more covered up. it sparks a lit of backlash with some people accusing her of shaming women who don't dress modestly. steph jumped to his wife's side saying she was just expressing her style preferences. he even sent this picture saying, my woman, #, the instigator. happening now, a vgil in san bernardino at the county board of supervisors..to honor those >>> happening now, a vigil in san bernadino at the county board of supervisors to honor those killed in last week's massacre. showing you a live picture right now inside there. hundreds of people are there. let's take you back home here in the bay area, similar memorials held throughout different locations, including this one in san jose. coming up at 6:00, what federal agents say they have lea

. >>> 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 change today. but as don champion reports the fight against terrorism is also on his agenda. >>> reporter: overnight, president obama broke away from the u.n. climate summit in paris to meet with the leader of turkey. the men spoke about better sealing off the country's border with the isis stronghold of syria. the fight against terrorism has come up before during the president's two-day trip to the summit, which is being held 2.5 weeks after the deadly attacks in the french captained. >> we have come capital. >> w

. >> reporter: oakland's mayor libby schaaf says fans should keep the faith. she tells kpix 5, "we're confident we can keep the raiders in oakland in a way that works for the team and fans and is responsible to our taxpayers and protects the public dollar. " she says the city plans to update the nfl on their progress next week and ask for more time for a deal. in oakland, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> by the way, one of the best tackles from the night didn't come from either team. in the final minutes of the game, police chased after a fan who ran on the field. you can see them pin pg the guy down on the 10-yard -- pinning the guy down on the 10-yard line. the fan said something to charles woodson. we don't know what as he was led away. >>> we know the names of the alameda county sheriff's deputies caught on camera beating a man in san francisco last month. alameda county's legal team identified them as luis santa maria and paul weber. this surveillance video shows them -- showing them chasing a man into an alley and beating him. the victim had broken bones. right

. >> catherine:kron 4's vicki liviakis spoke with the mayor libby schaaf about the future of the raiders. return to index >> vicki:yeah catherine - the deadline to submit a formal proposal to the nfl is tomorrow. and that's not happening. >> vicki:instead the mayor says she's sending a letter about the raider's future here in oakland. if raiders fans were hoping they'd get a definitive answer about the future of the team - it sure isn't coming from city hall. >> vicki:instead of meeting the deadline with a formal proposal - this is what the nfl will get - a letter. >> vicki:mayor libby schaff holding a press conference to explain that oakland needs more time to put together a deal for a new stadium. >> vicki:saint louis and san diego are the other cities that have teams entertaining a move to the l-a market. mayor schaaf has repeatedly said she won't use public fundsto build a new stadium. >> vicki:she is suggesting that a new tax - paid for by the raiders could be the answer.either that or a hail mary. >> vicki:in oakland vicki liviakis kron4 new spirit >> catherine:a wayward elephant s

. >> catherine: today mayor libby schaaf was supposed to provide the nfl with a new stadium proposal, >> catherine: but as kron 4's scott rates show us -- instead, the city is now just hoping that the nfl will give them more time to work on a deal to keep the raiders in oakland >> reporter:head coach jack del rio out there chatting with the players while the coaches concentrate on football, you know in the back of their minds is where the team will be playing next year. in the letter it things like encumbrance on the exciting coliseum facility." also saying "we have the foundation for a partnership that gives the raiders and their passionate fans the new facility they deserve, while being responsible to >> reporter:the letter said nothing about offers of public money for the team the nfl owners are meeting jan 12, and 13 in houston and they could decide there what teams could end up in la the city is hoping by asking for more time they can continue to make a case to keep the raiders in oakland. >> catherine:the pregnant elephant seal that kept trying to cross highway 37 - has been set

oakland mayor libby schaaf who has early had to comment on too many of these senseless killings reached out to ktvu. she offered her condolences to the gibson macklehaney. scheduled tomorrow at 50:00 near the scene of where he lost his life. >> i just keep thinking, what's it going to take to stop this? it's crazy. heather holmes in downtown oakland, thank you. >>> to the weather now, you can see from sky fox, the dark clouds, they've returned, and rain is on the way. >> it looks as though it will be raining on christmas eve. >> if you are driving in tomorrow, we're expecting temperatures in the 40s. this system coming out of the gulf alaska, it's going to deliver a pretty good punch as we head into tomorrow morning. it's not that far off. i expect by 3:00, 4, 5:00 a.m., we're going to see showers show up. currently, we're not seeing any spinning or grown on our radar. but the next 78 hours, we certainly will. here's what the computer models suggest. temperatures pretty cool. as we head into the mid- morning, or early morning commute, still 6:00 a.m., draped across the entire bay area,

a new pitch to keep the raiders in oakland, mayor libby schaaf announced plans for an oakland sports. but the proposal is only half- baked. it's in the form of a letter. today is the deadline for the city to submit a formal stadium proposal to the nfl. >>> jurors in the raymond "shrimp boy" chow trial to decide his fate early next week. the defense rested its case yesterday. the 55-year-old is accused of racketeering, conspiracy and murder. >>> still ahead on "cbs this morning" mother and son on the run the teenager with the "affluenza" defense is caught with his mother in mexico and they will be returning to the u.s. new details straight ahead. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> i have a traffic alert in effect along westbound 24. it's fish ranch road along westbound 24. it's shut down for black ice. it's closed until further notice. if you are work your way westbound 4 at bailey road, an accident just reported. also westbound 37 at 29, this wreck over to the shoulder. still slow approaching the scene. and taking a look at the san mateo bridge, a li

in the meantime, oakland mayor libby schaaf plans to unveil a new proposal to keep the team in town and that will likely come when the nfl meets next month. >> that was a nice farewell. >> our producer thrilled about that. >>> it has been so chilly out there, and well below average. we are getting ready for freezing temperatures head into the weekend. with all of the weather systems moving in, they are ushering in very cold weather. a live look from san francisco at the moon, and this is the first full moon we have had a christmas day in years and we may not see this again for another 20 years or so. a beautiful sight to see, and something that may set records, these cold temperatures. we see the last round of rain rolling through, and that will happen within the next couple of hours, moving into the bay area, and we watch out for the potential of snowflakes, and if you think it can't happen, look what is happening in the santa cruz mountains where bob redell is now, we are closely watching the radar, and if i am correct he is about right there. right? the summit. now it's fairly quiet

paying for a new football stadium includ >>> our top stories tonight oakland mayor libby schaaf justbout 45 minutes ago revealed highway she fans to keep the raid -- how she plans to keep the raiders, paying for a new football stadium with a tax on businesses. but the city can't tear down the coliseum without the as' permission. >>> a 900-pound pregnant elephant seal is back in the wild after cause a two-day stir in sonoma county. wildlife officials had to resort to tranquilizing her to get her out there was. >>> patricia arquette continued her fight fore wage equality today in hollywood. today joined lawmakers in announcing the equal pay bill that becomes law this friday. it's considered the strongest equal pay law for women in the nation. >>> it's a major challenge for police keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals! tonight we have learned some recent high-profile crimes in oakland can be traced back to one man who tells the feds he was is trying to make money. kpix 5's ken bastida reports, what happened in vegas has deadly consequences on bay area streets. >> reporter

. >> reporter: oakland's mayor libby schaaf said fans should keep the faith. in a statement she tells kpix 5, we're confident we can keep the raiders in oakland in a way that works for the team and its fans. and is responsible to our taxpayers and protects the public dollar. the mayor says the city plans to update the nfl on their progress next week and ask for more time for a deal n oakland cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> for the second time in weeks a fan rushed the field last night in the final minutes of the game. police cat up to him as you can see -- caught up to him as you can see on the 10-yard line. he didn't quite make a touchdown. >>> we now know the names of the alameda county sheriff's deputies caught on video beating a man in san francisco last month. the legal office says they are luis santamaria and paul weiber. the surveillance video shows them chasing stanislaus petrov into the alley and beating him with batons. petrov suffered several broken bones. now, right before this, officers say they led officers on a car chase that started in san leandro.

mayor libby schaaf believes it's not enough. >> we have an affordable crisis. >> reporter: she thinksusing supply will help stabilize rent prices. that's why she wants to encourage homeowners and the mom and pop landlords to get in on the action, as well. >> we are liberalizing secondary unit approvals only arnold great public transit -- only around great public transit. >> reporter: for properties less than half a mile away from bus stops or bart they are removing the requirement of one space per unit and wants to relax setback requirements for in-law units in backyards. she believes easing those restrictions will make it easier for people to turn their garages and basements into legal units. >> with oakland doing this quickly, it can relieve some of the pressure on our housing market that's making oakland so expensive. >> i think it's a great idea. i think we need a lot more varied housing. >> reporter: the proposal is getting a lot of support especially on the conversions of garages and basements. >> even if you don't ease the regulations, people are going to do it illegally especi

in the meantime as ian just mentioned in that report, oakland mayor libby schaaf plans to unveil a new proposal to keep the team in town. the decision will come when owners meet in houston. again, that's next month. >>> moving across the parking lot from the coliseum to oracle arena now. the warriors in action today in a much-anticipated christmas day showdown against lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. this is a rematch of course of the nba finals. tipoff set for 2:00 this afternoon. the warriors 27-1 record is the best nba record ever on christmas day. >>> and up next at 11:00, remember this massive sinkhole that just appeared in the east bay? well, turns out repair work will take much longer than first expected. we'll tell you the impact to commuters next. overseas are why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. taking time to observe christmas and rememb

. >>> also, headed to paris oakland mayor libby schaaf. she has been invited to speak at the u.n. climate change summit. the mayor says she will focus on how the city has been able to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 10% since 2005. schaaf's trip won't cost the city any money. it's being paid for by a nonprofit. >>> the president is headed back to the u.s. tonight following the united nations climate change conference in paris. >> i'm sure there will be moments over the next two weeks where progress seems to be stymied and everybody rushings to write we are doomed but i'm convinced we'll get things done here. >> he has high hopes that world leaders will keep working together to make progress on climate change. the goal is to hash out a legally binding agreement on the climate to keep global warming below 3.6 degrees fahrenheit. and to reduce carbon emissions. >>> justice department is being asked to investigate the chicago police department. this follows a police shooting of a black teenager and the subsequent firing of the city's top cop. cbs reporter adriana diaz has the l

the mayor libby schaaf is set to make an address at the summit today. >> 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 points to changes at the port of oakland as a way the city has cut down on pollution. governor jerry brown is also expected to address world leaders at the summit. >>> costco is facing its first lawsuit since an e. coli outbreak was linked to the chicken. a montana woman says she fell ill after eating the chicken salad she bought from their location in bozeman. costco linked it to onions and celery supplied by a farm in tracy. nationwide, more than a dozen cases of e. coli outbreak have been linked to the same chicken salad. >>> so what is worse than getting your car stolen in san francisco, the fee to recover it. that's changing today. victims of stolen cars file a police report, they can get the $200-plus towing fee waved and now storage fees won't kick in for 48 hours for san francisco residents rather than after only four hours. non-san francisco r

mayor libby schaaf is set to make an address at the summit today. >> 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 points to changes at the port of oakland as a way the city has cut down on pollution. governor jerry brown is also expected to address world leaders at the summit. >>> let's check the roads. >> we have a couple of things to talk about. an accident in san jose that cropped up on the guadalupe parkway, an accident blocking one lane of traffic. traffic beginning to slow down, down to 45 miles per hour. so if you need to take the guadalupe parkway to get to the mineta international airport, set aside some extra time this morning. also an accident on the sunol grade. this is southbound 680 approaching north mission. a three-car accident off to the right shoulder causing more of a looky-loo factor. no lanes are shut down. but it is creating a backup now. it's almost backed up to the dublin interchange. meantime, over at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a 24-

reporter:a new stadium for the raiders is expected to cost 900-million dollars, but oakland mayor libby schaafs repeatedly said no public money will be used. >> reporter:the plan that currently seems to have the biggest traction is the one that moves both the raiders and chargers down to carson. that committee is currently headed by disney ceo-- bob iger. >> reporter:it's been reported that this discussion entirely for another year to allow for more time.but that is highly unlikely. >> reporter:turning our attention to the red hot warriors-- luke walton may not have any official wins on his record, but the man that's guided golden state to its record undefeated start is getting some recognition from the >> reporter:the association announced this afternoon that walton is the western conference coach of the month.after leading the defending champs to a historic 19-0 start. >> reporter:by rule, as the interim head coach, he technically doesn't have any official wins on his record.those still fall under steve kerr. >> reporter:but, the league says the interim is still eligible to earn coaching awa