. >>> sharon katsuda is in mill valley. we're already seeing flooding problems there because of the king tides. sharon, they're higher than officials expected. are things taking a turn for the worse there? >> reporter: kris, it definitely depends on where you are looking at. right now we are looking at shoreline highway. definitely it looks like it's getting worse. as you can see, it is flooded here. cars have been trying to go through the flooded areas. you'll see it happen just about now. as they're making this left turn, you can see they get caught here in the flooded area. as sam said, you should not be trying to get through these flooded areas. they're doing it right now, but as it gets worse, obviously they'll probably shut this area down as they have done before. let's take a look at some of the video that we shot earlier today. it was a downpour in santa rosa and healdsburg. and this high tide that's coming in, as you said, was that it was -- it was expected to come in at 3.1 feet. now it's expected to be 3.6 feet.

i-i wanted to talk to you last night -- >> sharon: oh, did you? you trying to avoid us because of dylan's gc buzz interview? i didn't want to believe that you would let them do that to us. >> mariah: i-i wouldn't. look, i never thought -- >> dylan: you convinced me that hilary wanted to tell the story the right way. >> sharon: nothing even close to thut

>> sharon: stop.riah: and maybe after we're done, we can surf the internet for any cool new names that they've come up with for me. like miss fall fashion or my personal favorite, hell of heels. >> sharon: which is why no more surfing until all this is over. just let the public turn on

. >> rose: tell us who sharon is?sharon is a beautifully flawed individual coming to terms with finding out who he sfinding out what love is, finding that relationship with his mother, just trying to understand life, really, in general. >> rose: tell me about his mother. >> his mother is paula, who is a struggling single parent who is also dealing with quite a severe crack cocaine addiction as well. >> rose: and what's interesting about this is you see him in different parts of his life. how hard is that to pull off? >> you know, i thought it would be impossible but, you know, with the way -- >> the mother stays the same. >> exactly. i wanted to have some kind of foundation or bedrock, and naomi as paula was the bedrock, but i wanted-- i think the time between the chapters is change the character as these young men are shaped so much by the environment, that i wanted him to be a different person, the same character but a different person in each chapter. my hope was, if he found actors who had the same feeling in thei

i'm sharon katsuda live in the live van. we'll have all that coming up. >> reporter: an apartment complex in danger of falling into the pacific ocean. the actions the city of pacifica plans to announce later today. >>> a good thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're bracing for impact this morning. take a look at the radar. a storm we've been talking about for days. for parts of the bay area, it is already arriving. a peek at oakland by the coliseum, dry there. we know the rain is on its way. >> the rain and the wind speeds picking up as well. >> just in, already getting reports of trees down in parts of the barea. our photographer took these photos after a tree came crashing down in daly city. we're working to get more video in for you. expect more scenes like this throughout the course of the day. our team is tracking the storms as it moves through the bay area. let's start with meteorologist kari hall. wind speeds also a concern here, kari. >> absolutely. the w

reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, nc bay area news. >> sharon, thank you. >>> new details about the christmas day crash that killed two people in san jose. we have now learned the driver who caused the crash jessica zamora was driving. she drove her malibu across the center median on sunday and hit a family in a lexus head on. today the medical examiner also identified the 14-year-old boy as andrew nguyen. alcohol was likely factor in the crash. >>> police say they were hired killers. the man was waiting in his red truck for the light to change. he was going to pick up his 4-year-old from day care. they wondered why the couple traveled all the way from tennessee to commit the crime. today they say this couple hired the killers, these two were in a marijuana business that went sour. they plotted his murder. when they arrested upshaw last week they found a sophisticated illegal pot growing operation in their home. >>> a developing story where actress debbie reynolds was rushed to the hospital just one day after her daughter cari fisher died. she was having trouble breektding. the actr

erika: breaking news in sharon. life over the cona lodge on route one heading towards gillette stadium. lice have crime scene tape blocking off heart this motel. it's not ear exactly what happened. weave a crew at the scene. we will bring more information as soon as we get it. antoinette: a bank robbery suspect is in custody in florida after holding several people hostage. those 11 people have been freed it startt a credit union in jacksonville. an initial 911 call reported a bank robbery. second call indicated someone may have been shot but that turned out not to be true. we will bring you more details as thebecome available. erika: a horrific stabbing in brockton. this teenager accused of killing his own mother. antoinette: mccall asked on his life in brockton -- nicole estevan is live in brockton. nicole: disturbing details and what was a not much. 18-year-old fronts polities -- frantz polynice. inside that merrick avenueome yesterday police responded to a 911 call down polities sitting on the porch, his hands co

reporting live in oakland, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sharon. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the family of a 14-year-old san jose boy who was killed by a suspected drunk driver. the family of the freshman has released a statement to the mercury news. the family says they're devastated but will celebrate andrew's life. they wanted to thank first responders at the scene of the deadly crash and ask for privacy. the family friend has set up a page asking for donations in honor of andrew. >>> a heart breaking loss for one family visiting san jose has become a reason to celebrate. >> yesterday we introduced you to a family from brazil who lost more than $6,000, when thieves broke into their car. michelle roberts joins us live now from the applebees where it happened. you were with the family when they received some fantastic news today? >> so emotional, you'll see it in a second, they had a really rough start to their vacation, they started here on tuesday night, just to grab dinner after they left the airport, they had all of their belongings in the car whe

sharon katsuda is joining us live in the east bay with a closer look at their lives and, sharon, the photos and stories illuminating the young victims continue to come in. >> reporter: sam, friends and family are dealing with the worst possible news this morning with the confirmation of those victims' names. we do have a new photo of one of the victims. among those who died, 20-year-old mikala gregory from south san francisco. jennifer kinoa, 31. and 35-year-old alex kasan. he recently moved from jersey city. here is a photo of benjamin reynolds. he was 32 years old and lived in oakland. another victim has been identified as 33-year-old anne bolka from oakland. her father posted on instagram she was recently transitioning to becoming a beautiful, happy woman. the alameda county sheriff's department release five other victims' names. they are both from oakland. 33-year-old chelsea dolan from san francisco and feral pines from berkeley. and 21-year-old jennifer morris also lost their lives in the fire. back here live, there is still a lot more work to be done. at one point the authorit

sharon thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: next up, celebrities are now trying to pressure the electoral college to switch their votes, justifying argument by citing the constitution my next guest said blocking will of the people could not be more unconstitutional, we play more from the new act from tinsel town. >> republican members, this message is for you. as you know, our founding fathers, about the the electoral college to save guard the american people from the dangers of a demagogue. if you're going to wish, wish big at the lexus december to remember sales event get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. d

>> dylan: it's, uh, no secret sharon's had difficulty managing her bipolar disorder in the past. but she's come a long way. she's competent, stable, 100% rational, and we have her doctor's affidavit to prove it. >> mariah: now could you please play the edited version, if you could even call it that? >> dylan: it's, uh, no secret sharon's had difficulty managing

the district facebook pages for just one departmentwide page and focusing on pocketbook of a site sharon says she hasn't checked out and doesn't plan to. >> we wi next-door with each other with just one -- we just want have communication lines with the community policeman. >> we checked and next-door has about 200 neighborhoods here in denver. district story is starting this as a pilot program depending on the feedback it will go departmentwide for all of dpd at the beginning of the year. >>> a 17-year-old shop in were cleared and now the denver d8 wanted to see what happened when officer shot 12 times. >> i have a party with a gun. >> shots fired. >> officer say the team was running from a stolen car. he pled guilty to other charges last week. >>> frontier airlines is about to go to cuba. just over an hour the first flight out of denver to depart. they will make one quick in miami before finishing the trip. frontier may at worst -- flight depending on how this goes. >>> and aurora family is targeted by hate graffiti on the front door not once but twice. all in one week. leaders came tog

sharon chin, kpix 5. well deserving. somebody hike jenny to gives to others, nominate them for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ag s. high >>> before we go a look along the embarcadero in san francisco. >> whoa! >> yeah, right? >> you can see all that water coming up from the piers there. high tide with the latest storm, look at that. >> we'll have weather updates on the hour throughout the afternoon. we'll see you back here at 5:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> wyatt: fading. it's not gone. >> steffy: the doctor says it's gonna take some time. >> wyatt: yeah. [ clears throat ] well, in the future, when all the gold mines are tapped out, i believe wedding rings are gonna be more, like, holographic. >> steffy: [ chuckles ] how is that even gonna work? >> wyatt: well, madame c.e.o., jewelry will be more futuristic. it'll be made using lasers, kind of in a different process than the way you're using them right now. >> steffy: [ groans ] a

sharon chin, kpix 5.h . >> help the group and to nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award go to cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we've got some tips to help you out with consumer reporter julie watts.. that story and more at five. >>> are you having trouble returning your recalled samsung smartphone? we have tips to help you out with consumer reporter julie watts at 5:00. hose stories and more tonight at 5:00. so tune in at 5:00. >> please tune in at 5:00. [ laughter ] >> i visited someone in barstow and it was a rotary phone. >> works too. >> look at that. beautiful shot. have a great day. ♪ >> bill: the jet's waiting, and it won't be long before we're in st. bart's. we'll be married by tomorrow. i have to believe that you want that. look at me. tell me you still want to be my wife. >> r.j.: well, if she wasn't into you before, she is now. >> ridge: i don't know about that, r.j. >> r.j.: you drew a giant heart in the sand, re-created one of her favorite memories, and yo

i got sharon monahan here. she's the postmaster. you're up bright and early. what's going on behind us right now. we don't see this from the operation. >> what's happening today is i have my workers in here pretty early. they're sorting their parcels. we've had on average about 10,000 parcels a day coming through this office which equates to about 125 to 150 package it's per carrier. the volume up in this office is about 17%. >> reporter: you say it's pretty much records are being set? >> yes. absolutely. last year was an astronomical year for the postal office as far as moving packages through the system. this year, we're seeing an uptick again. i don't know what next year is going to bring. this year is incredible as far as the volume. >> reporter: how do you get the folks ready for a day like this? >> well, they've got to have a lot of coffee. >> reporter: that's a start. >> absolutely. they know their expectations. they know this time of the year, we have to step up a little bit. move a little quicker to get the volume moved out to the customers. >> report

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> you can nominate your own local hero at cbssf.com/hero. be right back. ,, >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. for the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. ♪ [ insects chirping ] >> ridge: it looks good on you. >> brooke: it's beautiful, ridge. stephanie's ring. means so much. >> ridge: she'd be thrilled and proud. >> brooke: we're finally here, exactly where we're meant to be. >> ridge: and this time it's forever. >> liam: best christmas gift i ever got.

. >> reporter: sharon lived in a large complex with 200 units. they were all out saying they had mold but they said they upon thed them out before rent cob troll went into effect. >> i don't understand how people can be cruel. >> her neighborren found senior housing in richmond after being homeless for a month. >> i was blessed and lucky to have found this place with at the time i found it. >> reporter: several other neighbors moved back with their elderly parents. including michael francis now living with his father in oakland. >> i still know people in hotels that don't have a place to stay. >> sharon and a few other neighbors are looking to upon represent their own place. they were paying between 14 and 16a month at creek view. they are hoping to get something for less than 2,000. back to you. >>> the expensive rental market is effecting everybody. the real estate company reports last year the percentage of young adults living with their parents hit a 75 year high. 40% of them moved back or lived with family members. >>> christmas day for musi

as sharon chin shows us, it's because of this week's jefferson award winner. >> it's helped. >>> reporter: 19-year-old sarah has a special message for james rivers. >> thank you. because like without him like none of this would have happened for me. >> reporter: james is a probation manager at the contra costa county probation department. he helped put in place in the girl residential family therapy programs that sarah says transformed her life. as a teenager, drug addiction kept her in and out of juvenile hall but now she is clean, has her g.e.d. and a job. >> changed everything since i got out, like, i don't, like, recognize myself, like, i'm a totally new person. >> that could be an arrest for those charges. >> reporter: over two decades he worked as county probation counselor, officer, supervisor and now manager ushering in a new era of reform for young people in trouble with the law. >> we had the same kids that would come back over and over again and we create our own in- house treatment program. >> reporter: sarah, for example, went to girls in motion, the county's first treatment

who we pull out of line, sharon, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: who are you should know for and who do we have >> grandson and we have jeans, a couple t-shirts, sweatshirt. >> reporter: you waited till today? anything factoring for a your thinking >> i had a hard time shopping for somebody to wear as size eight, i said i'll try kohl's and looks like i hit the jack pot >> did you do any of online shopping >> most was done online. >> reporter: the people we've been talking to, mostly online, so much easier >> it really is. normally when we come in, and sorry to say this, not a lot of cashiers. nobody wants to stand in line. it's easier to do it online. >> reporter: when you come here, when you do come here to a store, you get a lot of great ideas because it's right in front of you. how about one of these? how about one of those? sohe have time, to get out to a store and again a place like kohles and others in our area, if you can't get out until midnight or 3:00 tomorrow morning, there will be fewer people out and still a chance to shop. >> i like the ability to be able to

>> dylan: it's, uh, no secret sharon's had difficulty managing past. but she's come a long way.he's competent, stable, 100% rational, and we have her doctor's affidavit to prove it. >> mariah: now could you please play the edited version, if you coul c >> dylan: it's, uh, no secret sharon's had difficulty managing

sharon crowley, fox news. >>> so much hype about the often malls. know you got one for your twins. >> i got one. >> the day laughter christmas. lucky enough to go into toys r us. do you have any hatchimals. we got i got one. >> it doesn't work. >> it didn't hatch all the way. here meyer girls. one of their birthday gifts. you see the egg much knots the open yet. we have to take it to the restaurant to see if it will open. we had to rip it open. once it was open they love the thing now of the can't keep their hands off it now. >> my birthday girls. seven-year-olds. >> at least you got one. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. live look at the ben franklin parkway. not nearly as warm as yesterday. but not that bad out. the sunshining here in the city but now some wet weather and possibly some snowy weather defend wrack you live moving in and it could of course impact your morning commute. >> fox 29 meteorologist scott williams here to set it all out. what's going on, scott. >> hi chris and dawn. all about the timing and those temperatures for tom

wonderful times, but my personal favorite was sitting with him and his old foe and personal friend ariel sharon at his 80th birthday party. listening to the back and forth was a sight to behold. it was worth the price of admission, as the saying goes. in addition, it was a perfect peres night. the stage was full of young people talking about what he had meant to their lives, including a young ethiopian member of your defense forces, who had met as a very young child at the airport as part of the operation he supported. the night ended, however, with a choir of israeli jewish and arab children singing together john lennon's wonderful song "imagine." shimon actually could imagine all the people living in the world today. he imagined all the things the rest of us could do. he started off life as israel's brightest student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. it

kpix 5's sharon chin explains. >> reporter: it's tv anytime anywhere you want. at&t is now the latest and largest company to offer live tv streamed over the internet. at&t's version is called, directv now. >> directv now is tv revolutionized. >> reporter: today at san francisco's flagship at&t store, employees were showing it off. >> no satellite dish, no cable connection. it's 100% tv everywhere. >> everybody agrees that the future of video over the internet. >> reporter: cnet says as you might expect internet tv requires a good internet connection and uses a lot of data. >> when you're away from the home, it does consume a good amount of data. >> reporter: while at&t is offering a special deal to its customers to hold the line on data costs, other providers won't. for now, at&t is trying to entice customers to sign up by offering free trials. and a special introductory deal. movies and on demand shows and 100 channels for $35 per month. but not every channel. >> it does not have cbs. >> reporter: so could it help consumers cut the cord with their cable compani

sharon. >> reporter: janelle, i just spoke with the fire chaplain and he tells me that they will make their way over here and end up in front of the makeshift memorial you see behind me. you can see the people still gathered here, candles still lit, flowers right outside of this building. they are going to ring a bell for each victim, and i'm hearing there will also be bagpipes playing. it's clear this community is grieving together. the family of victim sara hoda, brought flesh flowers to the memorial. they asked for privacy and we expected the request. people who never met sara or the family did walk up to share hugs and tears. >> we love them too. >> reporter: candles and artwork hang on this tree, remembering sara hoda and 35 others who died in the fire. atf investigators say they are done sifting through the rubble, now private security guards are keeping the public out, and private fire investigators are surveying the damage done to nearby businesses. signs posted at the memorial express love and a call for more affordable housing. investigators continue to focus on a possible e

live in the newsroom, sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> two men accused of killing a man inside a target store are in court. it happened on christmas eve and police say that frankie and jesse archuleta stabbed the man in the toy aisle in front of the man's children. the victim's family says it was all because he asked the two men to turn down some inappropriate music they were playing on one of their cell phones. today both men were charged with murder. >> this was just so careless. it's so heartless. i can't believe that people out here that would do something like that on christmas eve, you know? >> police and the family say tyrone griffin had been buying a christmas print for his 4- year-old son when he was killed. >>> a marijuana grower is facing murder in charges after she allegedly hired two men to kill a man in alameda county. she was arrested at herrer who in san leandro last thursday. they discovered an illegal marijuana grow operation there. officials is have arrested her associate wesley brian. they allegedly hired two men to murder a man from antioch. they are both from tennessee.

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but as kpix 5's sharon chin tells us, they are getting hard to find. >> i can hear a horsie!!> reporter: it's an egg. >> i wonder what's inside. >> reporter: parents are scrambling to buy. they are the breakout toys this holiday season. >> it was impossible to find them. >> once they arrive at the stores they fly off the sheriff's. >> reporter: the baby birds retail for about $60 but are going for about twice that on ebay. >> it's got that technological component that makes it really engaging. it also requires that the user interact it with in order for it to come to life. >> reporter: and consumer psychologist kit yarrow says it's a rare bird. there many been a hot holiday toys since the zuzu pet 7 years ago. >> reporter: the spin master company says it's increasing production and is reportedly flying the birds from its chinese fact tris rather than shipping them by sea to meet demand. parents are contacting people in other countries and driving across the border to spin master headquarters trying to catch the elusive bird before someone else does. >> when something sells out

kpix 5's sharon chin shows us why. >> reporter: it's the float with the heart and on january 2, ridingtop this entry from the american heart association and union bank will be 15-year- old lewis griffith and his father steve from forestville. >> it's going to be awesome, yeah. i have never been to the rose bowl parade and now i'm going to be in the rose bowl parade. >> reporter: the float called keep the beat alive features young heroes who administered cpr and the adults whose lives they saved. >> so that's pretty exciting. >> reporter: two years ago, lewis was watching tv at home on a hot summer day when his father collapsed after doing carpentry work outside. >> and then i saw him lying on the ground kind of lifeless. >> my heart had stopped. i had a full cardiac arrest. >> reporter: lewis' mother got instructions from 911. >> and then he said, does someone there know how to do cpr? >> and the heroic phrase for the ages for my life was my son saying, i can do that. >> reporter: his parents had no idea lewis knew cpr. >> in 7th grade when i went to forestville academy, there was a ma

sharon in texas, sharon. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah, sharon. >> caller: jim, i have two questions for you. the first one is specifically to walmart stock. >> yes. >> caller: if i'm correct, the last time they split was 1999. the stock split, and it was nine times before that. do you anticipate anything coming in the future where walmart would split? >> you know, i think these guys are deeply focused on jet.com and making that work and on the holiday season, paying people more, keeping them happier. i don't think they're focused on the stock as much as they used to. i don't think a split is in the cards. remember, a split is artificial. it's like did we create more value. we split the pencil. did we create more value? no. we just split it in two. all right. bichon in california. >> caller: hi, jam. thank you very much for my taking my call. i have many shares of ford at about $14 to $16 a share. what is your opinion on future of ford with the consideration of its dividends and new president on keeping the manufacturing in u.s.? >> okay. remember, first of all, we don't care where a

that's where kpix 5 reporter sharon chin joins us live. sharon?orah stood. they came with their own smaller menorahs.. to light the third candle of hanukkah. the 100-pound brass menorah.. has stood for almost two weeks.. near this christmas tree on a >>reporter: north beach neighbors are at the place where the menorah stood and as we speak they're lighting the third candle for hanukkah on their own. small menorahs they'll brought here. the 100 bound brass menorah stood almost two weeks. marian, codirector of north beach said her husband a rabbi was going to light the seconds candle yesterday afternoon following kids arts and crafts festivity. >> he saw it was gone so it was devastating for everyone who came out for the celebration . >> she last saw the 100,000 menorah last friday night as part of the month long festival of lights. the missing menorah is two feet shorter than that one on her front lawn. she can't believe it was stolen even though police security was arranged. >> we took the steps and were shocked. shocked bay 6-foot menorah just di

sharon chin shows us how a >>> when patients receive a cancer diagnosis one of the first things theynowledge from treatment to survival rates. sharon chin shows us how a group of teenagers is standing by ready to help. >> reporter: it all began with a question. what can a high school student do with a fight against cancer? plenty according to this week's jefferson award winner. >> you have things called lymph nodes. >> reporter: alex lee explains the biology of cancer to other teenagers. >> cancer is one of those diseases that everyone knows someone who has it. and so that's, like, the common bond that holds us together. we have interesting new research to talk about. >> reporter: the 17-year-old cofounded this group burlingame cancer research in 2014. >> the t-cells -- >> reporter: it's 100 high school volunteers from the bay area and east coast share what they learned. alex understands. his grandmother has leukemia. >> if you have a loved one diagnosed with cancer even if you have a doctor it's natural to want to learn more. >> reporter: the first thing volunteers learn is what is