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goodn captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now atth california now leading the nation in per capita case counts many bay area businesses are falling even further behind on their bills. >> we learned within the last hour, help is under way. i'm dahl lin we spoke to businesses who say help can't come soon enough. >>> we're watching showers sitting right off the coast. we're going track that and show you how it might not be as impressive for us. but we're getting rain nonetheless. >>> and how some east bay bans took some physically distanced stages to ben nit local food banks. >>> within the past hour president trump signed the $900 billion pandemic lifeline meant to keep millions of american workers and businesses from drowning in debt. new at 6:00, kpixs dahl lin spoke to neighbors and businesses who say the help can't come soon enough. >> reporter: they hope this latest round of money will buy them some time. business is so slow at the san francisco legacy restaurant they're only opening three hours a day. five days a week. >> we are

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> live from thes, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the calm between the storms, and with another round of rain about to fall, will the burn scar hold up?>> the czu fire now turns to the soil and the weather, and yet another set of evacuation zones. >> and the interesting part of this approaching rainmaker, it will actually focus more of its rain from the santa cruz mountains and southward. i will show you what to expect, coming up. >>> that may not be the only storm on the horizon. people across the bay area are lining up for their post christmas covid test. >> it's not something i enjoy, but it's necessary. >>> tonight we've learned that the new, more contagious strain of the converse may have already arrived in california. >> we begin on the storm watch, take a live look outside, partly cloudy skies right now but they will give way to another round of widespread rain and wilson walker shows us that it's cause for some concern in the santa cruz mountains tonight.>> reporter: we are prepared for this and we

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ this is the cbs news. i'm chip reid in washington, thanks for staying with us. as congress continues to wrang he will over a new covid relief package, 10s of millions americans are up against the clock. extended unemployment benefits run out the day after christmas and a nationwide eviction moratorium ends on new year's eve, that could leave 40 million people with no income, and no place to live. senior contributor ted koppel reports on the looming eviction crisis. >> there's no place like home. there's no place like home. >> it's deeply engrained among our most enduring cliches, home is where the heart is. a man's home is his castle. there's no place like home for the holidays. so, what happens when a family is evicted from their home? >> it's catastrophic, let's put ourselves in the shoes of a family who gets evicted. >> these days, matthew desmond is principal investigator of the eviction lab at aspirins ton university, where he is also a sociology professor, we lose the neighborhood, and the kids

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> right now at seven. >> an increaser this next holiday period could put us over the edge due to a truly catastrophic situation. >> san francisco hits night with the new mandatory quarantine order. what it means for holiday trips, and what could happen next. >> we want to take every step possible to slow the spread. >> as of midnight tonight we will be laid off for at least three weeks. >> we are in life-saving mode. the numbers don't lie. >> countdown to another shutdown, the bay area counties now just a few hours away. we're live. >> the saying, bay area coyotes on the attack the third time. the latest victim, a grocery store worker. >> this just in, a court ruling from st. that could have an impact on similar case

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org no one has ever seenmy best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. you have the power to protect the ones you love. >>> right now at seven. one south bay hospital forced to turn patients away while california becomes the first state to shatter a covid milestone. >> there will be some really tough choices to be made. >>> new details and the mysterious death of a dublin custodian. why the man's family insists investigators have it all wrong. >> i'm not going to let them drag my son's name to the mud. >>> new video of a fiery crash with an amtrak train. plus an accident leaves several injured and some scrambling to get their holiday dinners. >>> a live look out at san jose, expected to be a white christmas but the rain won't stop there.

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now at 6:00,the arm within hours. tonight a stanford health expert on why the long awaited coronavirus vaccine is not a magic potion. >>> i look at 2021 as a year of hope, but it won't be completely over yet. >> and while healthcare providers are hopeful tonight, money at the bay area's small business owners and their employees don't have much left. >> i'm going to be into debt paying this off for years. the hangover will be severe. >> we beg you to open the business, we have a family. >>> we are just about to start to see the rain turn off from this much needed weekend rainmaker. so now we're going to look ahead to the next one. it gets here by the middle of the week. that's coming up in the forecast. >>> and good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. california is expected to receive 327,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine in the coming days. about one in five air marked for the bay area. they'll be arriving here at oakland international airport. in addition california is expecting n

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "the>> merry christmas. thanks for staying with us. this holiday season is unlike any other. the pandemic has wrecked the finances of millions of americans. and the threat of covid-19 will keep families apart, when we can all use the company of others. then, there's the issue of gifts. online shopping set a record this year. all of those orders had to be delivered. and for the most part, the shipping companies did a great job. new numbers show on-time delivery for fedex, u.p.s. and the postal service was more than 93%. because of the mountain of orders, more than 1 million packages did not get to their destinations yet. errol barnett had this report from new york city. >> reporter: in a year unlike any other, the race for shippers to reach the homes of families nationwide, has reached its pinnacle. >> people are doing online shopping. the delivery system is flooded with packages. >> reporter: the u.s. postal service is getting hit hard. shipping millions more items than average. partly due

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