she is the chief strategist for glide memorial church merry christmas to you and all the folks there at clyde and thank you for all you do have a happy holiday. thank you, tim. all right. thank ron for by the way is teaming up with what they're calling the super bowl of caring to raise 1 million meals hopefully for families in need. and if you'd like to donate you can use your phone to scan the qr code the see right there on your screen or you can just text the words and why he donate to 2, 6, 9, 8, 9, you can also visit tackle hunger dot org and pick a local charity to help and we heard. jeanne mentioned how important the weather is her tomorrow obviously a lot of folks will be at home in the morning, but. passes before they are after the and bring this event so let's check in with our forecast to see where kron 4. >>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has to let us know about that dry spell the may be over soon. yeah that's right what a pressure you guys put a lot on me because of all this weather but i know a lot of you have. >>early morning, christmas plans hopefully you take advanta

and friend of the kind of the home memorial church star shaped ornaments with personal wishes written on them remind us how quickly the ordinary can become something extraordinary this person wishes they could spend christmas with their grandparents. for many going to church isn't there a vocal element of christmas but will services be possible in the midst of a pandemic. gamma has been the memorial church's pastor for 15 years as one of our none of us has ever experienced a christmas season quite like this one how has it been for you. fortunately we are allowed to worship together and that's what we will do to on christmas eve a lot of it will be our only service is a midday and sunday night something we have already been doing and they have been seated on weekdays we hold mid-day prayer services there are fewer people and in tennis the usual can tell that those who come on are really appreciative it means a lot to them and we think it will be the same on christmas eve the thing we have done also is on the. service like times of the coronavirus what care. does it was 1st of all we ma

and friend of the kind of don't have memorial church star shaped ornaments with personal wishes written on them remind us how quickly the ordinary can become something extraordinary this person wishes they could spend christmas with their grandparents. for many going to church isn't it revokable element of christmas but will services be possible in the midst of a pandemic. gamma has been the memorial church's pastor for 15 years as one of our none of us has ever experienced a christmas season quite like this one how is it been for you but. i do know that fortunately we are allowed to worship together and that's what we will do things to on christmas eve a lot of it will be our lead services day and so on that night and something we have already been doing during the advent season has been said on weekdays we hold mid-day prayer services. there are fewer people in it to miss the usual that those who come on are really appreciative it means a lot to them and we think it will be the same on christmas eve thing we've got on . the economy what service like in times of the coronavirus what ca

and friend of the kind of the home memorial church star shaped ornaments with personal wishes written on them remind us how quickly the ordinary can become something extraordinary and this person wishes they could spend christmas with their grandparents. for many going to church isn't it revokable element of christmas but will services be possible in the midst of a pandemic. gamma has been the memorial church's pastor for 15 years as one of our none of us has ever experienced a christmas season quite like this one how is it been for you. fortunately we were allowed to worship together and that's what we wanted to on christmas eve a lot of it will be our only service is midday and it's on that night of something we have already been doing during the advent season on weekdays we hold mid-day prayer services there are fewer people and in tennis the usual are those who come on are really appreciative it means a lot to them and we think it will be the same on christmas eve the thing we've done also is on the economy what service like in times of the coronavirus what can and what can't be d

and friend of the kind of the home memorial church star shaped ornaments with personal wishes written on them remind us how quickly the ordinary can become something extraordinary this person wishes they could spend christmas with their grandparents. for many going to church isn't it revokable element of christmas but will services be possible in the midst of a pandemic. gamma has been the memorial church's pastor for 15 years as one of our none of us has ever experienced a christmas season quite like this one how has it been for you. fortunately we were allowed to worship together and that's what we wanted to on christmas eve a lot of it will be our only service is a mid day and so midnight of something we have already been doing during the advent season on weekdays we hold mid-day prayer services there are fewer people in attendance the usual that those who come on are really appreciative it means a lot to them and we think it will be the same on christmas eve the thing we have. the. service like in times of the coronavirus what can and what can't be done. from what i met on does it

in front of the kind of do have a memorial church star shaped ornaments with personal wishes written on them remind us how quickly the ordinary can become something extraordinary this person wishes they could spend christmas with their grandparents. for many going to church isn't there a vocal element of christmas but will services be possible in the midst of a pandemic. gamma has been the memorial church's pastor for 15 years as one of our not of us has ever experienced a christmas season quite like this one how is it been for you. fortunately we were allowed to worship together and that's what we were designed to on christmas eve i told the early services mid day because on that night and something we have already been doing for doing the advent season has been said on weekdays we hold midday prayers. services there are fewer people in attendance the usual that those who come in are really appreciative it means a lot to them and we think it will be the same on christmas eve thing we have done also the economy what service like in times of the coronavirus what care and what can't be

will also make a stop at the historic kinds of them had a memorial church. and we'll catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yes really a shame this. one i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year for. all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing. no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market have been fresh and it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year. but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. on so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us let's not be alone be the

glide memorial church in san francisco took a lot of its giving on the road today. nbc bay area's thom jensen reports on those experiencing unemployment for the first time, hoping more stimulus money comes soon but thankful for a real meal today. >> reporter: this is a first for danielle iglesias and her 4-year-old daughter, mia. >> it's been okay. we're just trying to tell her we'll be okay. >> reporter: they enjoyed a prime rib dinner prepared by glide community outreach christmas eve and back in line for turkey, ham, and the trimmings today. now jobless, this holiday meal added a bit of normalcy for this little girl, who opened her presents in a nearby shelter this morning. >> i just want her to feel like we're at home and everything, yeah. that's why i'm walking here. >> reporter: glide has seen more people like the iglesias family ten months into the pandemic. unemployment benefits beginning to run out and no job prospects. >> the people we serve now are those that are still remaining on the streets. but then a lot of people who are trying to make ends meet. >>

gamma has been the memorial church's pastor for 15 years is one of my none of us has ever experienced a christmas season quite like this one how is it been for you. fortunately we were allowed to worship together and that's what we wanted to on christmas eve a lot of it will be our only service is about midday until midnight and something we have already been doing for during the advent season has been said on weekdays we hold mid-day prayer services there are fewer people and to miss the usual police can tell that those who come on are really appreciative it means a lot to them and we think it will be the same on christmas eve the thing we've got on my dish also is on the. what service like in times of the coronavirus what can and what can't be done. from what does it was like if you 1st of all we maintain want to have meter distance between chairs no one sit side by side as you're only good if but that's a certain quality of its own if you focus more on yourself and perceive those around you differently you'll see so i know when i'll allow it to sink in so instead we have the organ

will also make a stop at the historic chis of the home memorial church. and will catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year 1st let's. hope i can get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so if you're in fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year. but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. and so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us as marty as wil

in sight or if we look a little further down the street we can see another berlin landmark the memorial church. some viewers will surely remember that that was the site of the terror attack in 20164 years ago that wasn't stopping people from going to the christmas market their very very beloved amongst the christmas markets in this city to enjoy some mulled wine and some christmas treats until this morning now throughout the country germany's famed christmas markets are shut looks like so far there's. a lot of people been telling you about the strict emotions. we've heard support from everybody we spoke to and polls show the same thing 75 to 80 percent of germans say this is the right thing to do the people we spoke to here actually said if anything they think these measures should have come sooner and been tightened up before christmas arrives so broad support and you can also see it in the fact that the chancellor's popularity ratings are shooting up again although in fact she is the one who. really put the pressure on for this tighter lock down so clearly german saying that in fact her guid

>> a visit from the salvation army volunteer center, they will receive on christmas day. >>> memorial churchs ensuring san francisco people in need has a happy holiday with his annual christmas meals. meals were packed to go to ensure safety. over 1100 christmas meals will be served to the glide community. 2020 has changed how we celebrate the holidays. people are not finding ways to come together for christmas. a divine mercy church in oakland, their parking lot was used to hold a drive-in style christmas eve mass. most parishioners listen from their cars. >>> in the south bay the calvary chapel continues to defy the county's orders. they been holding indoor services since august. they will continue to appeal the nearly $1 million in fines they have racked up so far. >>> for many people picking out a christmas tree and decorating it together as a family is a cherished christmas tradition. after the holidays the trees usually get thrown out. ian lee is in london with the story of one company that has come up with a more environmentally friendly alternative. >> reporter: is traditions that ma

memorial church and san francisco, its meals to about 1500 people. people are able to eat their meals and social distancing protocols. long time patron missed the in-door meals. >> i am grateful they're doing this for a lot of people. >> there were a lot of new phases and some homeless for the first time because of the pandemic. >> the as a whole vas nation army make sure you did not go home, they dropped off 4,800. the only human contact you will have is with the volunteers. >>> some people are blaming the postal service for delaying in getting christmas gifts. it was not delivered because their packages are being shipped during the pandemic. there are few workers there to process it. all right, one record we did not break this year is rainfall. we are getting a little bit more. let's check in with viana, merry christmas night to you. >> yes, merry christmas night to you as well, terry. this was niles working with you today. i miss seeing you in person. i am grateful and we'll be having another chance of rain heading antoninto the reekweeke. up to t

down >>> memorial church is ensuring that san francisco ans in need have a happy holiday with christmas meals. physically distancing, fewer volunteer, and meals were packed to go. everything to ensure maximum safety. volunteers preparing the holiday lunches. over 1,100 christmas meetings are being served to the community. >>> the pandemic put a strain on families this christmas. but a local software company is helping in a big way. kpix 5 sharon chin shows us in our food for bay area families drive. >> reporter: during the covid-19 pandemic, second harvest of silicon valley has been serving a record number of people. half a million of people every month. and they're only able to do that through the generous donations of the community. >> we're honored to be a partner of second harvest silicon valley. we strive to make work work better for people. however many families are struggling to put food on the table. especially now with covid-19. if you don't have the resources to feed yourself or your family, it makes focusing on work or school that much harder. that's why we're so proud to pre

volunteers donated more than 3000 toys to live memorial church in san francisco. they then backed up the items based on age level. clyde is partnering with 10 other organizations to safely distribute the toys tomorrow.>> i wonder if paul heggen got a science kit as a kid. what inspired you to be a meteorologist? >> they were a couple of weather books, i think there was a chemistry set at some point. all sorts of things you would expect of full-grown nerd to have when he was a fledgling nerd. some good news in the forecast, some rain is moving in, it's not here yet for most of us but it's on the way. early morning showers to possible inland tomorrow, mainly in the santa clara valley. it will still be breezy. dry and mild conditions continue to the last weekend before christmas and through most of christmas week. right now we are tracking a few sprinkles trying to make their way on short. this will not be the main event. you can see more ran off to the northwest that will be pushing in as we head through late this evening and tonight. by 10:00, futurecast indicating

. >>> memorial church also isn't letting the pandemic stop them from serving san franciscans in need.teers packed meals to go for over 1,100 people. >>> and still ahead, you don't want to miss this, zebras, otters, the usual gifts are just not going to cut it. we have to find something else. good luck! what does that mean? we are doomed. [laughter] that's it. i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them. hmm. [laughing] that works. it inspired me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. sacrifice those things now. you have the power to protect the ones you love. >>> christmas isn't just for humans. the big man himself visited the oakland zoo today. and guess what, he brought presents to all the animal from the otters to zebras alike. tigers were able to inspect their special packages while the monkeys, well, they just rushed open to tear open

volunteers packed toys and goodies yesterday at glide memorial church. today the toys were delivered to about 700 deserving kids. that is going to do it for us at kpix5 news at noon. remember we are on 24/7 on cbsn bay area, streaming on kpix.com. >> our next newscast >> steffy: liam, what happened between us, it was incredible, and i don't regret it, but it was based on a huge misunderstanding. we have been through so much, and if you tell hope the truth, so many lives will be turned upside down. i know it's gonna be hard for you to keep this secret, but for everyone's sake, you have to do it. you can't tell hope we slept together. ♪ >> hope: finn and the neurosurgeon are in with thomas, there hasn't been a setback, has there? >> ridge: [ laughs ] no. thomas is doing great. actually, according to him, he's leaving the hospital tomorrow. >> hope: oh [ laughs ] well, someone's being a little overly optimistic, aren't they? >> ridge: hmm, you know my son, when he sets his mind to something... >>e:

volunteers and staff members at glide memorial church in san francisco spent the day sorting through thousands of gifts for children. look at all those toys. the church's annual food and toy holiday giveaway is tomorrow. now, usually families come to the church and pick out what they want. of course this year everything is different. so glide will take the gifts directly to the families. everyone had to register online and fill out a wish list. today they matched the items to the children's lists. >> as we're all sheltered in place and trying to stay safe, you know, we're not able to spend time with family and friends. and so the question is, and it's always been for glide, how do we make connections in the community, how do we make meaningful connections? >> they've been doing this for years. tomorrow morning glide will delivery all of those 700 bags to families throughout san francisco. we bring in jeff ranieri, always our favorite day, jeff, when we see those kids smiling, people who don't get gifts, and suddenly they get a bag full of gifr gifts, it's really special. >> it's so h

. >>> at san francisco's glide memorial church where hundreds in need still got a top-notch christmas eve brunch. >> reporter: not even covid could stop glide memorial's annual christmas eve brunch. the long lines began forming way before noon for this year's take out meal for those in need. >> i've been coming here for about 20 years. and with our economy like it is, with the unemployed and our funds are so tastrapped, this is a lovely meal they give to us. >> reporter: and what a feast. mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli and a generous helping of prime rib courtesy of the housef prescribe rib for 27 years now. its owner helping those in need even though his own restaurant has taken a hit during the pandemic, too, and is only able to serve takeout. >> it's nobody's fault with coronavirus, and they should not be suffering and we're going to do it and continue doing it. >> reporter: glide workers have had to shift gears as each new health order brings new restrictions. normally they'd get help from some 500 volunteers, but not this year. still they've made it work with nearly 1,700 th

in sight or if we look a little further down the street we can see another berlin landmark the memorial church the day some viewers will surely remember that that was the site of the terror attack in 20164 years ago that wasn't stopping people from going to the christmas market their very very beloved amongst the christmas markets in this city to enjoy some mulled wine and some christmas treats until this morning now throughout the country germany's famed christmas markets are shut. out of people been telling you about the strict measures. we've heard support from everybody we spoke to and polls show the same thing 75 to 80 percent of germans say this is the right thing to do the people we spoke to here actually said if anything they think these measures should have come sooner and been tightened up before christmas arrives so broad support and you can also see it in the fact that the chancellor's popularity ratings are shooting up again although in fact she is the one who really put the pressure on for this tighter lockdown so clearly german saying that in fact her guidance is. spot on ok so

if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark, the city's memorial church, there's aeloved christmas market there that four years ago was the site of a terror attack. that did not stop people from going there until yesterday to drink wine and enjoy christmas treats, but not anymore. all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut. retail associations say the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners, predicting as many as one in two could be driven into bankruptcy if they do not get sufficient help soon. the government is in fact opening its purse once again, providing payments to affected shops to the tune of up to 11 billion additional euros a month. and nonetheless, cities like berlin worry that if in fact more and more customers do their shopping online, empty urban spaces like this one could end up being the new normal. brent: let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. people living in the path of a superstorm set to hit fiji have been warned to secure their properties or flee to the nearest emergency sh

glide memorial church is preparing for the annual grocery bag give away.he need is greater than ever this year. normally thousands of people would wait in line to pick up a bag filled with all the fixings for a traditional holiday meal. you see here volunteers packing these bags to be dropped off to families and organizations across the city. the drop off will happen tomorrow. the church prepared 5,300 meals. that's about 1,000 more than normal. >>> the city council wants to rename an elementary school for its most favorite graduate, vice president-elect kamala harris. during the campaign thousand oaks students supported her candidacy. her face is on the mural at the front entrance of the school. what the school is renamed won't be decided school. the district is busy renaming other schools because president thomas jefferson was a slaveholder. they will consider renaming jefferson elementary. >>> we showed you big waves. right now a rescue happening. this year, xfinity internet gives you more options than a holiday dinner table. pick the speed that's right

. >>> the memorial church is ensuring that those in need have a happy holiday with its annual christmas eve brunch. you can see volunteers loading the delivery vans. this your meals were packed to go and they were distributed to encampments across san francisco. house of prime rib donated 2000 pounds of beef, part of the yearly partnership. >> the pandemic has hit all of us and it certainly has hit our community, you know, they are suffering the most, the most marginalized and the most in need. >> they will serve a breakfast and a traditional lunch tomorrow as well. >>> some people who received the covid-19 vaccine reported allergic reactions. so should you get the vaccine if you have a history of allergies? dr. dean winslow with stanford healthcare spoke to us today. >> a lot of people in the united states report food allergies, and minor allergies including hayfever, but none of those would be contraindications to this vaccine, since none of those components really are a part of either of the vaccines that are available now. it is of some concern that this virus variant that has about

glide memorial church holding its annual food and toy annual give away but it will look a little differentally families come into the church, pick out what they want probably because of the pandemic and those gifts will be given directly to them. families registered online and fill out the wish list 700 bags will be delivered to those families throughout san francisco. beautiful site theght there. an easy way for you to help give back to so many people in our community our nourishing neighbors food drive. the next time you're at safeway a $10 donation will go a long way. that money go right to our local food banks and distribute to those families in need right now. that runs through december 29th. >>> a historic move for you next here on "today in the bay" the change that mlb is making that has many people applauding. >>> plus, tiktok reveals the music video that hit 1 billion views in just a matter of days. wow. >>> and happening now for you french president emmanuel macron is the latest leader to test positive for covid-19. he took that test as soon as the first symptoms appeared. he wil

pedestrians an occasional couple or family behind me if i go over here you can see germany's famous memorial church the good. and perhaps known to some of our viewers is the place where the attack on the christmas market occurred 4 years ago it too was the site of people drinking mold wine enjoying a little fellowship and christmas treats until yesterday evening now absolutely shut down so instead of the 100000 people who would normally be visiting the cod a they on a day like this there are perhaps a few 100 and how are people reacting if you've been able to find any to speak to you how are they reacting to these measurements. with absolute understanding and support for the measures most of the older people we're seeing walking around here pedestrians are wearing masks they are all saying absolutely the right thing to do and if you look at the polls 80 percent of germans say this is essential the chancellor who announced these measures on sunday she is seeing an absolute wave in popularity since she said last week that we cannot go on as we have what does this trick shot down mean it isn't the 1st

the pandemic is making it harder to carry out some traditions but not as san francisco's glide memorial church where hundreds in need still got a top notch christmas eve brunch. nbc bay area's roz plater has the story. >> reporter: not even covid could stop glide memorial's annual christmas eve brunch. the long lines began forming way before noon for this year's takeout meal for those in need. >> i've been coming here for about 20 years, and with our economy like it is and being unemployed and our funds are so strapped, this is a lovely meal that they give to us. >> reporter: and what a feast. mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli, and a generous helping of prime rib courtesy of the house of prime rib for 27 years now. its owner helping those in need even though his own restaurant has taken a hit during the pandemic too and is only able to serve takeout. >> it's nobody else's fault if you have the coronavirus, and you should not be suffering. and we were able to do it, and we're going to continue doing it. >> reporter: glide's workers have had to shift gears as each new health order brings more

shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one in 2 could be driven into bankruptcy if they don't get sufficient help soon the government is in fact opening its purse once again providing direct support payments to affected shops to the tune of up to $11000000000.00 additional euros a month and nonetheless cities like berlin worry that if in fact more and more customers do their shopping online empty urban spaces like this one could wind up being the new normal. that was melinda crane here in berlin well here is a list of the lockdown changes that are now in effect here in germany all 'd non-essential shops of close the only exceptions supermark

shopper insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one in 2 could be driven into bankruptcy if they don't get sufficient help soon the government is in fact opening its purse once again providing direct support payments to affected shops to the tune of up to $11000000000.00 additional euros a month and nonetheless cities like berlin worry that if in fact more and more customers do their shopping online empty urban spaces like this one could wind up being the new normal. that was bill in the great reporting here in berlin let's take a look now at some of the other developments in this pandemic the u.s. drugs regulator the f.d.a. says the maternal vaccine

shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one in 2 could be driven into bankruptcy if they don't get sufficient help soon the government is in fact opening its purse once again providing direct support payments to affected shops to the tune of up to $11000000000.00 additional euros a month and nonetheless cities like berlin worry that if in fact more and more customers do their shopping online empty urban spaces like this one could wind up being the new normal that was linda green there reporting here in berlin our listing a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world people living in the path of a super storm s

pedestrians an occasional couple or family behind me if i go over here you can see germany's famous memorial church the good death. perhaps known to some of our viewers is the place where the attack on the christmas market occurred 4 years ago it 2 were down so instead of the $100000.00 people who would normally be visiting the cod a day on a day like this there are perhaps a few 100. people drinking mold wine enjoying a little fellowship and christmas treats until yesterday evening now absolutely shut the crimes being to us from violence famous condé thank you very much. let's bring in dr viola plays a man now she's a physicist and germany's max planck institute dr plays a man you've been pleading for a strict lockdown to come into place much earlier than today but politicians ignored the whole has has today come to light. roll up and obviously would have been nicer to have a street lockdown in november and then it wouldn't have to talk about a lot over christmas we were discussing a lot at the man regrettably it's possible to meet with 345 or 6 people over christmas it's a family holiday. but on

pedestrians an occasional couple or family behind me if i go over here you can see germany's famous memorial church the good death. perhaps known to some of our viewers is the place where the attack on the christmas market occurred 4 years ago it too was the sight of people drinking mold wine enjoying a little fellowship and christmas treats until yesterday evening now absolutely shut down so instead of the 100000 people who would normally be visiting the cod a they on a day like this there are perhaps a few 100 and how are people reacting if you've been able to find any to speak to how are they reacting to these measurements. with absolute understanding and support for the measures most of the older people we're seeing walking around here pedestrians are wearing masks they are all saying absolutely the right thing to do and if you look at the polls 80 percent of germans say this is essential the chancellor who announced these measures on sunday she is seeing an absolute wave in popularity since she said last week that we cannot go on this we have what is the street shutdown when it isn't the 1st o

. >> in san francisco, glad memorial church handed out meals. 1100 meals were distributed. they received help from the house of prime rib. organizers say the holidays are a tough time but it's more difficult for people in need during the pandemic. >>> if you didn't see the christmas package on time you are not alone. the pandemic created the perfect storm. >>> a few showers rolling new the bay. i'll track those for you. >>> ahead tonight, the relief bill that congress passed is on the president's desk. ♪ no, no no. let's show 'em how it's done, becky g. ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ ♪ wings up stretch em out put it on 'em ♪ ♪ get up now ♪ get down uh ♪ cluck cluck when you hear the sound uh ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. . >>> a rainy christmas day. this is what it looked like in the east bay. you can see the rain crops covering parts of the traffic camera. it was sim already in oakland. people

in sight or if we look a little further down the street we can see another berlin landmark the memorial church the day some viewers will surely remember that that was the site of the terror attack in 20164 years ago that wasn't stopping people from going to the christmas market their very very beloved amongst the christmas markets in this city to enjoy some mulled wine and some christmas treats until this morning now throughout the country germany's famed christmas markets are shut. down is working what have people been telling you about the streets of nationals. we've heard support from everybody we spoke to and polls show the same thing 75 to 80 percent of germans say this is the right thing to do the people we spoke to here actually said if anything they think these measures should have come soon. or and been tightened up well before christmas arrives so broad support and you can also see it in the fact that the chancellor's popularity ratings are shooting up again although in fact she is the one who really put the pressure on for this tighter lockdown so clearly german saying that in fact

shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut. retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one in 2 could be driven into bankruptcy if they don't get sufficient help soon the government is in fact opening its purse once again providing direct support payments to affected shops to the tune of up to $11000000000.00 additional euros a month and nonetheless cities like berlin worry that if in fact more and more customers do their shopping online empty urban spaces like this one could wind up being the new normal. that was melinda green here in berlin well here is a list of the lockdown changes that are now in effect here in germany all 'd non-essential shops and close the only exceptions superma

shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut. retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one in 2 could be driven into bankruptcy if they don't get sufficient help soon the government is in fact opening its purse once again providing direct support payments to affected shops to the tune of up to $11000000000.00 additional euros a month and nonetheless cities like berlin worry that if in fact more and more customers do their shopping online empty urban spaces like this one could wind up being the new normal. that was melinda crane here in berlin well here is a list of the lockdown changes that are now in effect here in germany all 'd non-essential shops have closed the only exceptions super

. >>> at claes memorial church, staff and volunteers spent the day filling 5300 bags of groceries.ags are handed out on site, volunteers are filling the bags today and will then deliver them tomorrow. each bag contains everything needed for a special holiday meal for 4 people including a free range chicken or turkey. organizers say the need for help is greater because of the pandemic. >> we have seen a increase in the need for food resources. especially with families sheltered in place and children not going to school for their breakfast and lunch. parents who have lost their jobs and are unable to purchase jobs now, although those in service. >> last year clive 2000 sites on site and 2000. meanwhile they are gathering for their annual toy giveaway on december 17. >>> we are looking at the last time it rained which was november 18. 21 days ago. it looks like we will get rain in here. late into the weekend. the jetstream is starting to shift south a bit. now it is working its way south. hopefully we will see something. not tomorrow but more like into sunday. let's look at the model.

flag memorial church and the house of prime rib help there's outdoors. it was closed where people gathered to eat the lunch, which included prime rib, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dessert. the meal was well appreciated and organizers say with the pandemic, this is a tough time for people in need. >> it certainly has hit our community. they are suffering the most, they are the most marginalized and the most in need. this is a tough time for everybody, and especially, like i said, our community. >> volunteers placed prime rib meals and vans and deliver them to how much income is around the city. this is the 27th year the house of prime rib have donated food for glides christmas lunch. >>> new information on a massive news eve party plan at great and sort and casino and rotary park. organizers have canceled the 4000 person private event because of concerns by sonoma county health officials. like indoor gatherings are banned under sonoma county public health orders. because the casino is technically on tribal land, the states stay-at-home orders do not ap

glide memorial church and the house of prime rib teamed up again for their annual prime rib brunch but it did look a little different. nbc bay area's roz plater shows us. >> reporter: just like they've done for the past 27 years, hundreds lined up at glide memorial for christmas eve brunch. and in the age of covid, that means takeout. those in need are still grateful. >> people can't survive because they're out of work. they look forward, some people are working people that's in this line. >> reporter: the meal, a veritable feast. mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli, a generous helping of prime ribs courtesy of the house of prime ribs. its owner helping those in need again this year even though his own restaurant has taken a hit during the pandemic too and it's only able to serve takeout. >> it's nobody else's fault if you have the coronavirus. you should not be suffering. and we were able to do it. we're going to continue doing it. >> reporter: san francisco's newest health restrictions mean the 500 volunteers they usually have here couldn't lend a hand this year. glide staff had to s

. >>> glad memorial church ensuring those in need have a happy holiday.they had the annual christmas eve brunch yesterday. you see volunteers loading delivery vans. meals were packed to go and were contributed to encampments across san francisco, house of prime rib donating 2,000 pounds of beef. as part of a yearly partnership between glide and the restaurant. >> the pandemic has hit all of us. it certainly has hit our community, you know, they're suffering the most, are the most marginal eyed, most in need. >> glide will serve breakfast and traditional christmas lunch today as well. >>> italy is under a new period of tightened restrictions aimed at containing spread of covid- 19. authorities enforced a lock down last night and people have been asked to stay home between thursday and sunday. most shops are closed and dining out is banned. >>> cdc announced all travelers arriving in u.s. from the united kingdom will have to test negative from coronavirus. the requirement takes effect monday. the order comes in response to a new possibly more transmissible

this memorial church in the house of prime rib are holding a christmas eve lunch for people in need.this year, because of the pandemic is being held outdoors. people are enjoying prime rib, lemon pepper broccoli, mashed potato, e clear for a dessert and a good meal is well appreciated. organizers say with the pandemic it's a tough time for those in need. >>> it's hit our community. they are suffering the most. they are the most marginalized and the most in need. this is a tough time for everybody. and especially, like i said, our community. >> volunteers placed prime rib meals and are delivered in a homeless encampment around san francisco. this is a 27th year in the house of prime rib. >>> stay with us, up next, san jose's former top cop has a new job. he is going to the lone star state where he has accepted a position as chief of police. >>> let's take you outside on this christmas eve. as you can see, a little bit of haze out there. a little bit of traffic, as well. folks are on the move. we have the full details and the christmas forecast, coming up. stay right with us. i'm jimmy

pedestrians an occasional couple or family behind me if i go over here you can see germany's famous memorial church the good death. perhaps known to some of our viewers is the place where the attack on the christmas market occurred 4 years ago it too was the sight of people drinking mold wine enjoying a little fellowship and christmas treats until yesterday evening now absolutely shut down so instead of the 100000 people who would normally be visiting the cod a day on a day like this there are perhaps a few 100. in the crane's band has from berlin's famous conti thank you very much. let's bring in dr viola plays a man not she's a physicist at germany's max planck institute dr plays a minute pleading for a strict lockdown to come into place much earlier than today but politicians ignored the whole has has today come to light. who roll up and obviously would have been nicer to have a straight lockdown in the denver event it wouldn't have to talk about a lot over christmas we're discussing a lot at the main rebel whether it's possible to be 2345 or 6 people over christmas it's a family holiday. but on

. >>> glide memorial church is doing so, ensuring those in need have a happy holiday with the annual christmas eve brunch. this year meals were packed to go and were contributed to encampments across san francisco. house of prime rib donated 2,000 pounds of beef. it's part of a yearly partnership between glide and the restaurant. >>> nearly a third of americans are facing dangerous weather this christmas morning, near white out conditions in minnesota. police responded to hundreds of crashes and spin outs on christmas eve, parts of midwest including minnesota's twin cities were hit with other than eight inches of snow. >> the first was wet and raining and then froze. it's cold enough, people should have boots on. >> winter storm watches are extending as far south as kentucky and tennessee. much of the east coast meanwhile will have a wet christmas. areas like new york city can see between two and four inches of rain and wintry blasts of wind up to 70 miles per hour. >>> cdc announced all travelers arriving in u.s. from united kingdom will have to test negative for coronavirus, requir

francisco's house of prime rib handed out food today, thousands of pounds of prime rib for glide memorial church is popular christmas eve brunch. the restaurant says it's committed to providing a special tasty holiday meal to san franciscans in need even in light of their own twenty-twenty challenges of the house of prime rib getting shut down repeatedly having to reduced capacity at times doing just take out and dining service glide today handing out more than 1400 holiday meals. >>coming up on the kron 4 news at a san francisco first responders called into action when a labrador retriever slips through a fence and takes a tumble. plus another wildfire scare in southern california fast, spreading flames, forcing locals out. >>plus a controversial new year's eve party at a bay area casino called off what was the deciding factor that was to pull the plug. just see and ground our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going stop us from avon's of fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to it. >>have better 2021. that's right.

. >>> the annual holiday tradition in san francisco, the last memorial church at the house of prime rib held their special christmas eve lunch for people in need today. you can see it was held outdoors because of the pandemic. the street was closed in front of the church where people gathered to eat their prime rib lunch. the meal was well appreciated, and organizes say really tough times for people in need. >> that has certainly had our community. they are suffering the most and are the most marginalized in the most in need. this is a tough time for everybody, and especially our community. >> volunteers placed primary meals in vans. this is the 27th year house of primer and has donated for the christmas eve lunch. >>> for your christmas eve so far, just a few clouds in the bay area. we had the sunshine and clouds moving in throughout the day. not for today. we are talking about rain clouds as we go to your christmas. let's begin with your christmas forecast. it is an interesting one. as we check out the forecast for tomorrow, for the morning hours, it should be dry, 7:00, mostly cloudy

thousands of pounds of prime rib for glide memorial church is popular christmas eve brunch. the restaurant says that they were committed to providing a special taste a holiday meal to san franciscans in need even in light of their own challenges in this 2020. year of the pandemic with lots of shutdowns reduced capacity dine-in and take-out only service light handed out more than 1400 holiday meals today. meanwhile, speaking of donations vice president elect kamala harris and her husband doug emhoff. visited washington dc fire station 2 days to drop off toys as part of the toys for tots fundraiser. harris and her staff but 46 gift for the area kids and their families. well making their donation. harris spoke publicly for the first time since alex by was named to fill her seat in the senate. >>governor made his decision and i know alex but the i've worked with them in the past he is an outstanding public there were many names on that list. >>really exceptional i have congratulated out speedy and i think he'll do a great job. >>but there will be the first latino to represent ca

. >>> and glide memorial church handed out more hot christmas meals this year. more than 1100 meals were distributed to home else encampments. they also received some help from the house of prime rib, which donated 2,000 pounds of prime rib as part of an annual partnership that's been going on for 27 years. the holidays are always a tough time for those without a place to live, but it's even more difficult during the pandemic. >>> well, sonoma county is now opening a new supportive housing facility for homeless residents. the 31-room complex is being created at a former inn. it's set to open next wednesday. this is one of two buildings acquired by the county. the former hotel azura in santa rosa opened back on december 14th. together these two federal this able accommodate a total of 100 people, and both houses complexes will have on-site support staff to help individuals with services. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus. today contra costa health officials reported a major jump in new cases with 858. this marks the 12th day in row that county health offic

troll >>> staff and volunteers at glide memorial church in san francisco have been very busy today filling 5300 bags of groceries for those in need instead of the normal giveaway where the bags are handed out on site, glide volunteers are filling the bags today and will deliver them tomorrow. each bag contains everything needed for a special holiday meal for two people including a free range chicken or turkey. organizers say the need for help is greater this year because of the pandemic. >> we definitely have seen an increase in need for food security, food resources. especially with families sheltered in place. and children not going to school for their breakfast and lunch. parents who have lost their jobs. and are unable to find jobs right now especially those in service and retail. >>> last year glide gave away 2000 grocery bags on site and delivered 2000 bags to people across the city. glide is gearing up for its new toy giveaway on december 17. >>> still to come and update on covid-19 in calvin to put the concerns for the weeks ahead as we are starting to see impact from the thanksgiv

house of prime rib handed out help for the holidays, thousands of pounds of prime rib for glide memorial churchso they did their part. we appreciate you spending your christmas day with us and we hope you have a great rest of. >>the weekend absolutely stay dry out there as you venture out, but. >>mostly just be thankful for the little things this year. and think that perhaps >> announcer: today, on "dr. phil"... >> it is hard for me to even begin to describe the home i am about to show you. there's mouse feces all over the stove. >> announcer: and it gets worse. >> if i saw the situation my daughter and grandson are living in, i would arrest her. >> i've been trying. >> that child will never sleep another night in that house. >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> i am not giving up on you. [cheers and applause] ♪