one of those cities, stockton, california.ary, it started a program for 125 residents living at or below the median income with about $46,000 a year. joining us now is the mayor of stockton, michael tubbs. tubbs, thank you for joining. first, give us the statistics in the last few months during the pandemic. hey make for a chilling reading. mayor tubbs: stockton, california, is the largest city san joaquin county. 8% of all deaths in this city covid-19.ecause of it's a city with about 315,000 people. 20% -- 22% at poverty. nother 30% to 40% one paycheck away. a city full of resilient, brilliant people, many of home workers, many who work without the dignity of paid time off and other protections. that's why some of our basic ncome programs has been so important. while waiting for action from the federal government, folks have been calling my office a migrant fieldworker and i'm paid hourly. told to quarantine for two weeks, how will i eat this winter? ? we have mothers talking about childcare because they're called essential w

stockton comes walking up the lane, and he sees bill rothstein.ein said, go put this on him. and he was directed by rothstein to put the device around brian wells' neck. >> and when your investigators came out here and took tire marks and plaster tracks and whatever you do, it told the story? >> it told the story. probably right about here, there was a scuff mark that was sort of a twist like that in the dirt, and that was of mr. wells' sneaker. >> ah. >> and it definitely indicated that there was some scuffle that took place right around here. >> when is the device armed? is it right here? >> it's right here. pulled the key out, started the timer. >> tick, tick, tick? >> 57 minutes to live from there. >> according to barnes and stockton's accounts, the conspirators followed wells as it all went down. at the bank, marjorie and barnes were in a car across the street. >> and they had binoculars and they could look right down this alley all the way to the bank to see what was happening. >> and rothstein? he was lovhovering in his van, ready to collec

mayor, your universal basic income includes $500 a month for 125 people in stockton. is that enough? are people responding to this? at's the community sayin >> well, michael, i started the project actually as a skeptic, more curious than like "this is the answer," but more curious about finding an answer to the issue of economic insecurity. whai d is aouple of things. number one, that the $500 didn't replace work. it didn't make people stop working. stockton didn't change overnight into a different form of government in a different country. but actually, people worked harder. people were able to take time off work, particdoarly jobs that t have paid time off, to interview for better jobs. and wthen during covid-19, i how this has really been a lifeline, where recipients have told me that the $50 it so tha when they showed symptoms, because if they were going to go two w and without even kwing if there are positive or not, that would be a choice that they would have madegoo continue to o work and possibly infect a bunch of people, that the $500 has been a lifeline as f

justing me now is the founder of ta group and the mayor of stockton, california, michael tubbs. back. it's good to see you. i know that you first started this program. it was in february of last year. tell me how it's going for riz dent there in stockton and the feed back you have been getting. >> it's been lifeline will ever covid-19 and more so now. we have folks who have said during covid-19 that the $500 has allowed them to stay home from work so they didn't inif he can other people with covid-19 because they don't have paid time off and there wasn't an vablts of tests when they were showing symptoms. people are saying the $500 a month has allowed them to keep up with their rent payments as they had their hours slashed and seen pay dreeecrease. people say the 500 there are has allowed them to way the two or three months that it takes to get unemployment insurance. this country has to have a guaranteed income as part of the pandemic response because we see people not be able to go to work, people being told to stay home and shelter in place. one in eight americans in 2020 are

>>still ahead at stockton mom says she feels like justice will become a reality soon after a federal grand jury indicted the captain of that conception dive boat. plus a selfish decision to board a flight out of >>the hawaiian island of kawhi is temporarily withdrawing from the state's pre travel testing program this moratorium went into effect today. the mayor of kawhi requested this pause and participation due to the surge in coronavirus cases on island with this moratorium travelers arriving in kawhi are subject to that 14 day quarantine regardless of testing. all other counties in hawaii are still taking part in the testing program which allows travelers. arriving in a white to skip that mandatory 14 day quarantine if they have an approved negative test result within 72 hours of arrival. also why couple that has now been arrested for boarding a plane despite testing positive for covid-19 the couple traveling with a child boarded the flight at sfo and was arrested for reckless endangerment after landing in hawaii, they have already bailed out of jail. >>next today this may look wo

>>stockton mother is hopeful that justice will be served after the captain of a dive boat that caught fire and killed 34 people was indicted we'll have her reaction to those charges coming up after the break stay with us. >>welcome back everyone, the time is for 14 good morning to you and thank you for staying with us. you know, i'm always thinking about the weekend 2 days thursday, but i feel like it's really friday friday is right around the corner we're already making plans right. i'm going to my birthday is sunday and i'm heading up to even though i know we're not getting any snow. and i'm looking forward to that maybe i could some hiking john. maybe not any you know so for me, but i'm going to be outside walking in some hiking how that weather shaping up robin you're definitely going to be getting the blue skies which is going to be really nice. there is not going to be any new snow. >>but there is some that's lingering up there on the slopes us are going to that wintery feel so it will be a lovely weekend up in tahoe going to be a pretty solid weekend here in the bay to we've go

we'll be adding more service on the 30 stockton through stockton and columbus. we're adding a short trip along fillmore and on the 5 fulton those are being done outside of a signup. those are really just extra trips that will show up to help reduce some of those crowded conditions. in january, we will be rolling out our next full-blown signup. we'll be bringing back few rail lines. julie alluded to the fact that we are obviously in a covid surge that might reduce some of our riders and reduce some of the crowding. we think that it's super important to get these crowded numbers down and more important during the surge to address those issues. while some trips might not happen now during the surge and during issues related to transferring the covid issues, it really is important that we keep space on the buses as much as possible. we are proposing an additional services for right now. we know that in the future, there will be some hard choices coming up. we do have resources right now and sense the surge is warning, we want to deploy those resources as best as pos

it is the latest killing in what's been a violent week in stockton with five homicides in five days. cbs has the latest. >> reporter: shattered glass on the ground and abandoned car in a burger king drive through. >> i heard about a couple gunshots, like three to five. >> reporter: according to police, a 15-year-old boy was shot several times inside this vehicle, right in front of his own mother. >> all she was doing was sitting inside her vehicle, with her son, and in the drive through going to order food. >> reporter: the teen rushed to a nearby hospital but it was too late. stockton police department says the suspect, who pulled the trigger, still has not been caught. >> the suspect could do this during daylight hours, at a burger king drive through, what else is the suspect capable of doing if you saw something, say something. >> reporter: it has been a bloody year for stockton with 50 homicides. but police say the past week was particularly violent. >> we have had some senseless acts of violence occurring in our city, by cowards with guns. >> reporter: joe silva says police are

>>pretty dramatic scene at a hair salon in stockton on wednesday as police have stormed that businesshey were defying a stay at home order and remaining open, although the officers ended up ticketing them the salon is still operating. >>here we are during a pandemic in 2020 as lonnie wong tells us now the owners insist they're not contributing to the spread of covid. >>customers and stylists at stockton's pop hair salon never expected to see this on wednesday armed officers with body armor violations of an emergency ruling by the state board of barbering and cosmetology requiring them to follow their lockdown emergency order. the reaction was immediate. husband and wife owners vicki kerr and dina ballon say it was humiliating for customers and stylists burst and force a lawn and they treated it like a drug raid. they were yelling said drop everything you're doing. >>the officers from the enforcement division of the department of consumer affairs tried to cool tempers. the board of barbering and cosmetology issued a statement that said violations of the emergency order could involve th

. >>> reniudos en las oficinas de municipales de stockton un grupo de comerciantes exige al gobierno pueden comer adentro, tenemos que comprar lo que se pueda para que nuestros clientes sigan viniendo y que se sientan a gusto. es la tercera vez que nos hacen esto, nada tiene sentido ya. es para que nosotros como adultos tomemos la decisiÓn de salir a comer, entonces con esa misma decisiÓn puedes decir si quieren entrar. >>> tambiÉn dicen cÓmo es posible que las tiendas grandes continÚen abiertas. >>> nadie va en las tiendas limpiando lo que agarraste, lo Único que quieren es cerrar a los pequeÑos negocios. >>> es lo mismo, si te sientes mal no vengas a trabajar para no contaminar, no cambiÓ nada, a partir de eso estamos haciendo todo lo posible para tener todo bien y que no haya contagios. >>> el valle de san joaquÍn esÁa al 6% de capacidad de camas oprae tivo y el alcalde todavÍa no respondiÓ a nuestra peticion de entrevista. >>> en el sur del estado y a escasas horas de las medidas anunciados por el gobernador algunos comerciantes dijeron que no cerraran sus negocios. >>> ya tengo

south of market and excelsior districts, expended to filipino town in l.a., and is just beginning in stockton. raina montenegro is one of a dozen chefs who say the program is their lifeline. >> we are doing something great for the community and we are also being supported by the funds that we get which is amazing. >> reporter: it also helped ronnie and jason's businesses stay afloat for a few months. and then another program, government-funded great plates, cooking meals six days a week for at-risk senior citizens. >> good morning doris. it's like doris schwab who is suffering at home. >> i am very happy and blessed. >> reporter: because ronnie and jason are getting consistent work from a great place, they are not positioned to help other struggling businesses. so far they have donated $24,000 back into filipinos feed the front lights. >> we made a promise, as long as we are going good, we are going to help support our peers and the community that helped us initially. so for helping lead and support , this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jason anderson and ronnie taylor, sharon

. >> reporter: outside of stockton, california, a boy named mateo, has a responsibility. >> to get lettersreporter: diagnosed with leukemia after his second birthday, he has spent much of his life at home, even before the pandemic. there's one visitor he always looks forward to seeing. >> i just like watching my mailman come by every day. >> reporter: that's why mateo dreams of becoming a mailman. organized by the make-a-wish foundation, visitors dropped off letters for santa, with the kindergartner as his official helper. >> he had such a hard time over the last few years. i think something like this is what he really needed. >> reporter: make-a-wish says they will transform mateo into a mail carrier when it's safe to do so. but for mateo, the joy in this job will be hard to top. with the heady responsibility of getting letters to the big guy in red. ♪ when you're feeling sad >> reporter: a special delivery just in time for the holidays. nancy chen, >>> on this christmas day, it's good to remember, there's no greater gift than the gift of life, especially when it comes from a stranger tho

garage paul tsongas has shows us how folks in stockton. now adapting to this latest change. >>the rush was on to get things done before the order goes into effect for the san joaquin valley we do have a lot of people coming in last to weigh in also long look her in the stockton sluggish shopping center people who had appointments right. the next week upon week trying to get but her salon was booked a small victory in a year that didn't offer many but that victory is short-lived as hair salons barber shops and movie theaters must close as the region is under a stay-at-home order because it has fewer than 15% of its icy. available i know how we're going to do it where. >>when we got when we came back from that path when we are business with flow. we're trying rebuild it again and then once the rebuilding get vote again it wasn't expecting this to come rescue is the general manager of douma which is a japanese sushi grill and bar. >>they and other restaurants in the san joaquin valley may only serve takeout and delivery who says this order comes at the worst time because they w

and they're going to stockton, down to lancaster, down to el centro.ir goal is to provide relief to the icu folks who have been working so hard and so long. we know that the icu bed capacity is zero in southern california, as well as central california. so those are the challenging things. what we do also know is that there is good news with regards to a region ron trial that is taking place over the next couple of days. it's the first one in the country. >> that is good news, and that will be happening here in southern california. >> it is. what is happening is the national league, or the health and human services, has been on ground in el centro since sunday. they are working with the head of cdc to receive doses of regeneron. they will youth lee it. they haven't done in enpast, and they will be using it in a trial, hoping to catch patients before they end up in icu. . >> so they will be helping out with overwhelmed hospitals around california. do you think that they will also be involved in distributing the covid-19 vaccine in our state? >> not sure

that is one thing that we looked into in stockton, in the stockton, california demonstration, is whatis mean for stress levels, for the anxiety people feel each month? not only before covid, post-covid, it is layer upon layer of anxiety, and having a baseline of financial security takes away one layer of that stress, but one very important layer of that stress. host: there is a story coming across the wire concerning andrew young. he is telling people that he intends to run for mayor of new york city. how did he change the conversation about this idea? guest: andrew is a friend. i have known andrew for a long time. change theid conversation by running for president on the idea. and i also think, one thing we have learned a lot and then is we don't need to predicate the arguments for this idea on some future concern of robots taking our jobs or automation, we simply need to look at the here ,nd now of the covid experience of the millions and millions of people who are out of work, who can't find work, whose hours have been reduced the end the ability to make ends meet, to make the case

the founder of that group, stockton a mayor tubbs, is joining us now.morning. >> thank you for having me. >> this is interesting looking at the national stimulus, first one passed, it was money that got into people's pockets in retrospect made the biggest economic difference. since last year you have been sending direct payments of $500 to residents. can you give us a sense how this work and how and when they spent this money? >> i did it as a guaranteed welcome the country is owed itself, thomas henry talked about it in the 1800s and dr. king before he was assassinated. in stockton we decided to test out the idea because we recognized even before covid-19, one in two americans could not forget one $500 emergency. and pell speople spend money th you and i spend money, on their kids and finances and take time off work to interview for better jobs, spend money on tutoring or or one woman den vurs. with covid-19 we seen issues in terms of unemployment benefits or rapid testing, this has been enough to allow people to stay home who don't have paid time off

the cardinal had plenty of fun in stockton last night as they celebrate their record breaking win. they presented her with her new jacket sporting her nickname on the back, t-dawg. >> that's her nickname, i think she likes it. >> maybe she knows i love my dogs, you know what i mean. and she just one day called me that and then haley started saying all right t-dawg. they know there's a line but i don't think they will be saying that when i'm yelling at them for their defense or rebounding. >> congratulations tara vanderveer. i feel a little alone because paul has the dog walking segment, tonight it's dennis's christmas pictures. this is the family from san jose. you know that family that takes perfect pictures every time?>> you are just in the little holiday mood tonight.>> he's ready to start singing.>> tonight at >>> a new study shows unemployment insurance fraud could top $1 billion here in california. >> the study says tax payer benefits have gone to those who filed bogus ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all

es decir, cruzar stockton sacramento, un condado, para ir a trabajar.as y se hace la prueba, puede volver a trabajar. tiene que continuar con el medida de prevenciÓn, es algo bÁsico. quedarse en casa si tiene coronavirus es una de las medidas mÁs importantes. >> el no aceptar eso y no tomar las medidas de precauciÓn necesarias puede crear brotes en comunidad. reportero: puede hacer la diferencia para evitar mÁs contagios cuando no hay camas disponibles para atender a pacientes en unidades de cuidados intensivos. paola: los reciente de san leandro pueden recibir la vacuna contra la influenza gratis. no es necesario programar una cita. tendrÍa que llamar a 5105773462. la campaÑa se realizarÁ este miÉrcoles de 9:00 a 3:00 de la tarde en el centro comunitario de san leandro en el 13909 este, en la calle 14. el departamento de salud recomienda que todas las personas mayores de 55 aÑos reciban esta vacuna. en otros asuntos, el colegio electoral el triunfo de joe biden en la elecciÓn otorgÁndole 306 votos. con los votos de california superÓ los 270 votos, el m

watch what happened to the salon owner stockton, california. >> the couple believes they were singled out because they are outspoken critics of how lockdown rules applied. >> would you like to see my mortgage? do you want to see my health insurance they boost into our salon. acted like a drug raid. they said stop everything you're doing. elizabeth: judge jeanine pirro is asking this. they're treated like it's a drug raid. we have box stores like target, home depot, costco. they're allowed to stay open and compete. mcdonald's, but they're crushing small businesses selling burgers, selling retail items just like these other retailers are doing but the small business guy gets hammered. why? >> well, scary thing, liz is, they're doing this, even though all courts so far who have reviewed these types of shutdowns or reviewed the inconsistent treatment among different small businesses, churches, schools, those who were mandating lockdowns have lost. the government has lost every single case so far. the problem is small business owners don't have the

with a career high of 32 points, and as we speak, vanderveer and the cardinal playing in stockton, andwins that game she is the winningest basketball coach on the women's side of all-time, passing pat summit. highlights in the late show. >> still ahead, a spike in >>> some doctors are expressing concerns that this dollars taking on kids mental health. >> experts say there are a few things parents can do to help including practicing self-care throughout the day like taking a walk, staying connected with friends and family, focus on the positive and create several work and play stations for your kids. >> you are seeing kids that have been exacerbation of pre- existing conditions like anxiety, adhd, depression, ocd. but you are also seeing kids struggle with mental health for the first time in their life. >> a recent survey also found that 63% of parents say thei >>> coming up after kpix 5 at 6, the fda clears the way for a new covid vaccine after the new report shows that the vaccine is highly effective. we will have that and more news right here on the cbs evening news. >> th ♪ ♪ captio

the city of stockton has enacted a similar proposal. >>> let's take a live look from the top of the marko. this is truly one of the greatest views in the world. let's face it, on a clear night like this it just sparkles from all the lights. >> beautiful conditions, no fog to obscure the view, good viewing conditions for all the folks watching the surfers down at the mavericks. any fog that develops will be very localized and not last very long. a few passing clouds tomorrow. but just going to filter the sunshine, not block it. it will still be unseasonably warm. we do have rain changes down the line from saturday night into sunday. we could see some showers visiting the bay area. the best chance we've seen in about three weeks the class will be way up in the atmosphere, and the thickest cloud cover will not develop until the sun is almost down. most of that will depart as we head towards thursday morning. that's the morning where we could start off with thicker fog around the coast of ava once that dissipates it should be a nice day. we will be checking the next storm headed our way that

>>a mom in stockton says she feels justice is finally close for her children more than a year since their death. she says her 3 children and her ex husband, we're on that conception dive boat last year when a fire broke out and killed 34 people. no one had been charged in that case until this week when a federal grand jury indicted the boat's captain. >>kay recede has this family's reaction. >>trapped on board 34 people died on the conception boat in 2019 when a fire broke out. more than a year later a federal jury has indicted the boat's captain captain jerry boylan now faces 34 counts of manslaughter we've have been anxiously awaiting. >>for someone to be held accountable for the loss of 34 people to sign a solano rosas and her husband chris tell us over zoom. this is a step in the right direction feels like maybe just s s. it's happening. suzanne 3 daughters evan nicole and angela her ex husband michael quit us all and his wife forney says he saw on we're all on board celebrating michael's birthday when the tragedy unfolded. the ntsb has been unable to pinpoint the exact cause and ende

. >> outside a store in stockton, california, a boy naped mateo has a responsibility. >> to get letters to santa. >> diagnosed with leukemia after his second birthday, the five year old has spent much of his life at home, even before the pandemic. but there is one visiter he always looks forward to he soog. >> i just like watching my mailman come by every day. >> which is why mateo dreams of becoming a mailman. >> organized by the make a wish foundation visitors dropped off letters for santa but the kindergartener as his official helper. >> dear santa. >> cynthia toscano is mateo's mom. >> it means everything. he has had such a hard time in the last few years and i think something like this is what he really needed. >> make a wish says they'll fully transform mateo into a mail carrier when it's safe to do so but for mateo the joy in this job will be hard to top. with the heavy responsibility of getting letters to the big guy in red. when i'm feeling sad. >> a special delivery just in time for the holiday. phoebe chen. >> and then i don't feel. >> we're full pulling for you mateo. dha th

south of market and excelsior districts and expanded to filipino town in la and is now beginning in stockton. raining is one of a dozen chefs to say the program is their lifeline. >> we are doing something great for the community and we are being stabilized by the funds we get. >> be the front lines also helped romney and jason's businesses stay afloat for a few months. then they got chosen for another program, government funded great plates, cooking meals six days a week for at risk senior citizens. like doris schwab who was sheltering at home. >> i'm very happy and very blessed to have that service. >> and because they are getting consistent work through great plates, they are now positioned to help save other struggling businesses. so far they've donated $24,000 back into filipinos feed the front lines. >> we made a promise, as long as we are going good we will help support our peers and the community that helped us initially. >> for me it feels really good. >> so for helping to lead and support filipino front lines, this week's award goes to jason and rodney. they say one of the best par

>>history was made tonight in stockton california tara vanderveer became the all-time winningest headin women's college basketball. there she is 1000 game right there to cardinal beat pacific one '04 to 61. it was never in doubt it was her 1000 and 99th career victory. a legend a great coach and and even better person and after the game she was exactly how you would think she was humble trying to stay out of the spotlight and put it on her players. >>i'm feeling the love from people and you know it's just it's a wonderful feeling when so many people are reaching out to you and you know it's just but you i would be in that pool tomorrow morning and ice i thought about it i thought about today when swim and i just said you know i hope we did play well help you know the record is set and going to be in for tomorrow and on be the same person. >>the dubs had their second preseason game tonight. they were out in sacramento a quick shoot around here in san francisco today then took a bus at the sack they play again there on thursday but they will come back to san francisco rather than stayin

the city of stockton as a similar proposal and the save the money would give struggling families and economic news during the pandemic. it could still be up to a year before a formal proposal makes its way to the mayor's desk.>>> authorities in contra costa county are investigating a suspicious death heard it happen this morning when crews responded to a fire at a home on jeremy to street in richmond. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. he has been identified as a 23- year-old. the autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> fremont police are crediting the city's camera network for stopping a serial arsonist. they say security footage from a series of raj door fires led them to a suspect overnight setting fire to a cart one of the same addresses. please put it out with the garden hose and then arrested the 44-year-old. they say he knew at least one of the people targeted. >>> still ahead, the massive hack targeting a silicon valley company that is supposed to prevent cyber attacks. >>> plus, the reaction to a decision not to call a shutdown just yet. >>> and cars th

instead an empty gym at uop in stockton many needing one more to -- set back in 2012. tara has an embarrassment of riches with her players. noun more promising. that's a sophomore. hailey jones. up and over. 2 of her 14. nba range. stanford. 104-61 to give tara the all time record. she got the game ball and a big jacket. it says t dog on the back. her next win will be number 2000. for now she is number one. uconn coach is only six wins behind. >> her reaction is great. i didn't think she would put it on. she did -- and put t dog on the back. that's her nickname. >> my phone is like blowing up. it's just so wonderful. so many people have reached out to me. i think that -- that's then just to connect with people that you feel so isolated it's meant a lot to me. >> even though warrior coach tapes a message for tara that she saw after the game. warriors tipped off their season for year. one week from tonight. >>> the game is against durant and the nets. 29 points against the king's tonight. still not afraid to hit the deck for a pre-season game. this was a fun game to watc

the sacramento area, including stockton and modesto, is a top migration point with about one-third of all bay area people there. l.a. is a distant second. >>> we have new details now. a price war is putting crab season on hold yet again. the commercial dungeness crab season was supposed to begin today. because of price negotiations between fishermen and seafood companies it is pushed back. the original delay by fish and wildlife back in november was to protect mygrating whales from getting tangled in fishing lines. >>> 4:37 for you this morning. and if you are waking up heading outside it's really cold out there. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking those temperatures and rain coming our way, too, soon. right? >>> yes, we are so excited to have rain coming in in the forecast. that holds off until christmas day. right now we're watching the fog and the fog has been confined to the central valley, the tule fog is not as widespread. not yet creeping into the bay area. so we start out with some mostly clear visibility. a look at your commute, checking out dublin. it is colder because

she took her top rain to team to stockton to play. the tigers hung around for a half. it was all stanford in the second half. haley jones goes to the hoop for two of her 14 points. fran does post up for two more. danford put six players in double figures. they put up 61 points in the second half, rolling to a 104- 61 victory. the big story was tara vanderveer. this was the 1099 victory of her career, moving her beyond summit and into sole possession of the number one spot on the all-time list. >>> if you bay area men's teams were in action tonight. we had some career highs. 32 for stanfords oscar da silva and they won over northridge. there was a career-high 34 for tommy in st. mary's 80-75 victory over washington. they have won seven in a row. they are now 7-1. we have one more preseason game for the warriors before they play for real on tuesday against kevin durant and the brooklyn nets. steph curry and a group in sacramento tonight for the first of two in a row. this is what he does. he knocks down the threes early. it is 28 minutes for steph curry tonight and he pu

the first vaccination happened at a facility in stockton. 65 people including inmates and the employees who care for them volunteered to get that vaccine. inmates and employees at the women's prison in chowchilla and another medical facility in vacaville are set to get the vaccine next. >>> millions of struggling americans will spend christmas not knowing when or how much financial help they're going to get. those $600 checks that were supposed to go out before the new year are now in limbo. this afternoon congress officially sent the package to the president, who is at mar-a-lago for the holiday. the president has not yet said if he will sign it. but earlier in the week he asked lawmakers to up the direct payment from $600 to $2,000. democrats sided with the president, but today house republicans blocked the effort to increase the amount. democrats are calling on the president to sign the bill as is for now. >> no partisan politics. put the people first. this bill is for the people, for the country. sign this bill, mr. president. >> speaker nancy pelosi says democrats will vote monday

there is some out towards the central valley if you're heading in the direction of stockton, just something to no doubt that direction livermore to dublin in concord each in the mid to upper 30's while are beside cities are back into the 40's for your morning. our north bay temperatures. no big surprise. some of our coolest again fairfield petaluma and santa rosa beach down to 34 degrees. so yeah it's a chilly start get the winner jacket on yet again as you venture out there hoping that even though it is cold it will be an easy drive into work this morning, we have rebecca strom in for robin this morning and she's taking a look at traffic as you do expect a 05:00am the roads are still light at the bay bridge i hope it holds up that way yeah exactl

what was then burma, india and china. 102-year-old army nurse elsie chen yun cito who was born in stockton the designated recipient on behalf of all the veterans. david louie, abc 7 news. >> nice to get that recognition, dan. >> absolutely. >>> all right. "world news tonight" can david muir is next. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for sandtia patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time, hope to see you again in half an hour. abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. or high blood potassium. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your

we'll be adding more service on the 30 stockton through stockton and columbus. we're adding a short trip along fillmore and on the 5 fulton those are being done outside of a signup. those are really just extra trips that will show up to help reduce some of those crowded conditions. in january, we will be rolling out our next full-blown signup. we'll be bringing back few rail lines. julie alluded to the fact that we are obviously in a covid surge that might reduce some of our riders and reduce some of the crowding. we think that it's super important to get these crowded numbers down and more important during the surge to address those issues. while some trips might not happen now during the surge and during issues related to transferring the covid issues, it really is important that we keep space on the buses as much as possible. we are proposing an additional services for right now. we know that in the future, there will be some hard choices coming up. we do have resources right now and sense the surge is warning, we want to deploy those resources as best as pos

it received reports of people feeling that's as far away as stockton.orts of any damage. >>> the cliff house in san francisco is closing. the cliff house is located on the north end of ocean beach. this iconic restaurant was not able to work out an agreement with the national park service to continue operations in that building. the couple has managed the restaurant since 1973 say days of negotiations did not lead to a workable solution. the sign of the cliff house being taken down. the park says this is a temporary closure. >> at least they're doing that work and they have sunshine and not fighting the rain taking the sign down. >>> it is a nice day to head out if you can. >> yes, we have some gorgeous weather out there. there is an advisory for the coastline. some areas saw just a few inches of rain. here is a look at some of the rainfall amounts from last night into this morning. i really did not see much rain last night and when i woke up it was already gone. oakland reported .13 of an inch. the radar is quiet at this point. we are partly cloudy for

we saw huge demand for stockton views of airbnb. doolittle is diving into the move.t week was amazing. tension and that between the ipo's soaring and the index is not so much. as for the ipo's, take a look at airbnb. 52%.%, doordash up software companies up. hugef these companies, demand when the ipo price for each company was well above the initial range and even a secondary range. you have this big demand on investors. the question of why? is it because fundamentals are strong or bankers think this window for ipo's is to take advantage? relative to the ipos soaring against the indexes it is also interesting because when we break it down it was not big cap tech. the russell 2000 leading the charge, up 2.7%. the s&p 500 was up over the last downand we had the s&p 500 nonetheless. the nasdaq 100 down 6/10 of 1%. you have to wonder what that means. it is a very bullish set up. if we go into the terminal, under the service relative to options, call options are bullish on the market. we see call options leading the way. bulls try to charge it to the end of the year. guy:

these are students from stockton. we have about 10 million manuscripts, about 268 cubic feet of photographic material and 15,600 artifacts. room is used quite a bit. teachy as a way to college students, high school students and junior high students how to use primary sources. next slide. this is a picture -- those of you who listen to alan price about the kennedy library learned they have the papers of ernest hemingway. of the womanapers who did a biography of hoover. she is credited of being one of the founders of the libertarian movement. more importantly, she is the ghost editor of her mother's books, laura ingalls wilder, the little house on the prairie series. tabletsthe big chief that contain her mother's drafts of her writings. next slide. so, we end on this note. this is kind of the entrance to our reconstruction of the waldorf astoria apartment that hoover lived in in the last decades of his life. the file cabinets contained his research notes and drafts of the many books he wrote as an ex-president. what is

let's talk about with the owners of a salon in stockton a similar run in with authorities. great to have you both with us. you guys have health inspector and in doing everything by the book and then this raid right before christmas. you were servicing customers, the officers -- what happened? >> we had five armed police officers with body armor burst into our salon shouting stop everything you are doing, and no one is going to be allowed to leave, they told our customers if they tried to leave they would be arrested. >> reporter: you were issued 3 misdemeanor citations but didn't close. what is the plan? are you worried find? penalties? where do you go? >> every day we are worried. we did close in august and our stylists were asking us if we would open up so they could earn a living. they get $167 a week if they get anything at all. they don't get enough to survive so we committed to them, to our industry to fight this all the way. we are never going to close. we are going to stay open to the bitter end. even if they show up tomorrow. >> reporter: the governor repeatedly ta

those first vaccinations happened this week at a prison medical facility in stockton. 65 people, including inmates and the employees who care for them, volunteered to get the vaccine. inmates and employees at the women's prison in charchilla and another medical facility in vacaville are also set to get the vaccine. >>> millions of struggling americans will spend christmas not knowing when and if they'll get financial help. the checks that were supposed to go out at the beginning of the year are now in limbo. the president is in mar-a-lago for the holiday and has not yet said if he's going to sign the relief bill passed by congress. he asked lawmakers to up the payment from 600 to $2,000. democrats sided with president trump today. house republicans have blocked the effort to increase the amount. still, democrats are calling on the president to sign the bill as is, right now. >> no partisan politics. this bill is for the people. for the country. put the people first. sign this bill, mr. president. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says democrats will vote monday on a standalone bill to give ame

and sit just begunking in stockton.chefs who say the program is their lifetime. >> we are doing something great with the community. which is amazing. >> fill pinots in the frontlines also helped ronnie and jason's businesses stay afloat for a few months. then they got chosen for another program. government-funded great place cooking meals six days a week for at-risk senior citizens. >> good morning. >> hi. >> like doris who is sheltering at home. >> i am very, very happy. and i am very blessed to have that service. >> and because ronnie and jason are getting consistent works through greatplace, they are now positioned to help save other struggling businesses. so far, they have donated $24,000 back into the latino frontlines. >> we made a promise that as long as we are going good, we are going to help support our peers and the community that helps us initially. >> for me, it feels really good. >> so for helping support fill pinots in the frontlines, this week awarded of the bay area goes to jason angela and ronnie taylor

. >> reporter: outside a store in stockton, california. >> thank you. >> reporter: a boy named mateoail call responsibility. >> to get letters to santa. >> reporter: diagnosed with leukemia after the second birthday, he has spent much of his life at home, even before the pandemic. there's one visitor he always looks forward to seeing. >> i just like watching my, mailman come by every day. >> reporter: which is why he dreams of becoming a mailman. organized by the make-a-wish foundation. visitored dropped off letters to santa, with the kindergartner as his helper. >> it means everything. he such a hard time over the last few years and i think something like this is what he really needed. >> reporter: make-a-wish said they will fully transform mateo in to a mail carrier when it's safe to do so. but right now, the joy in the job will be hard to top w the heavy responsibility of getting letters to the big guy in red. ♪ >> reporter: the special delivery just in time for the holid holidays. "cbs overnight news." >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the ne

the city of stockton has enacted a similar proposal. >>> small landlords say many are considering evicting tenants if they don't get rent payments soon. tonight in our original series, we talk to land lords who say that its been a huge effect on the entire industry. >> the risk is that we have a cascading disaster. >> it's telling me that it's not just affordability. there's something wrong with the system as a whole. >> we are going to have a look at some of the solutions on the table tonight at 11. >>> san mateo county supervisors have okayed the purchase of a hotel to be used as interim housing for people who are homeless. over $8 million were set aside in funding to cover the purchase that. from the federal cares act funds. it's long term goal is to eventually transition people from interim to permanent housing. >>> and the county will have people who are already living in the area as priorities for that shelter and will work with the nonprofit to provide the services. >>> racetrack workers at golden gate fields are under quarantine after hundreds tested positive. more than 300 have te

america lost," exploring the forgotten men and women of youngstown the, ohio, memphis, tennessee, and stocktonour next guest is the director of the documentary, and joining us is christopher rufo, fellow at the discovery institute. congratulations on the movie, an important subject. and at this, at this juncture your ideas changed a lot. you said it was about economics, but it turned out to be about people. people in this country right now are hurting in so many ways, but economically certainly among them as a result of the china virus. what dud you learn? what did you learn? >> yes. i learned that right now about 50 million americans are going through a crisis where all of the institutions -- the family, the faith community and ore elements of social capital -- have collapsed. we spend so much time talking about partisan politics, but meanwhile, there are millions and millions of families that have seen the kind of social fabric just shredded beneath them. lou: the social fabric, there's also a social contract we have in this country, medicaid, we have medicare, we have all sorts of programs,

students from culver stockton. we have been 10 million man knew skreuptds, 268 cubic feet of and 15,600c material artifacts. the research room is used quite a bit. largely as a way to teach college students, high school junior high students how to use primary sources. next slide. is a picture of rose wilder lane. price ho listen to alan at the canada library learned they have the papers of earnest hemingway. we have the papers of rose wilder lane. she did a biography of hoover in 1920. she is credited as being one of libertarian of the movement. but, more importantly, she is editor of her mother's the laura ingles wilder little house on the prairie series. so among rose's papers we have a tablets that contain her her writings.s of next slide. so, we end on this note. entrance to of the our reconstruction of the apartment that the last ed in apnd decades of his liver. the fail cabinets contained his drafts of tes and many books that he wrote as ex-president. what is most important is what is behind in that frame pic

this morning that suspect has been identified as a 48-year- old sandy lions of stockton. >> chp is currently -- they took over -- they are southbound 60 approaching jacqueline in -- san jose's area. it's a gray 2015 toyota four door, it's returning to. >> the suspect vehicle broke down at foothill boulevard and the 280 overpass. lions was arrested and nobody was seriously hurt. >>> the former san francisco police officer who who was the first to face manslaughter charges in a use of force case has pleaded not guilty. he appeared virtually before a judge yesterday. the district attorney announced the charges last month. he shot and killed a carjacking suspect in 2017. is he scheduled to be back in court in february. san francisco police commission vice president announced he is stepping down. they cited work commitments and other public projects. taylor was appointed by the mayor. she served on the commission for two years and her last day on the job is this thursday. >>> the number of backlogged unemployment claims is growing despite the agency's new identity tool. why isn't the backlog goin

. >>> a stockton five-year-old is waiting for his make a wish dream to come true.the meantime, he has a very important job getting letters to santa. matteo is one of many make a wish kid whose wish can't be granted now because of the pandemic. his dream is to be one of his personal heroes -- the mailman. >> i look out the window and watch him and he's nice to us. >> reporter: over the past four years, matteo has battled leukemia. santa particularly picked matteo to help out at the holidays this year. ♪ and then i don't feel so bad >> oh. >> let him sing, let him sing! >> wow. oh, my goodness. more? more? more. we want more. oh, that was great. that was really nice. all right. so we'll move on to weather and i'll try to put a smile on your face here, too. i'm definitely not going to sing, we'll leave that to reggie. exploratory camera, 70 degrees right now, but it also is a little hazy, so hazy sunshine. milder temperatures today. sprinkles to drizzle saturday night, and moderate to high fire concern sunday night into monday on the back side of that. temperatures to

republicans and local officials come out and we have not even talked about duncan hunter and steve stockton. i think he was accused and i think plead guilty. don't quite remember. he was basically leaving on his campaign account. giving him money that was give ton him to run his campaign and living on it. this is not a deep state conspiracy. these are the crimes that he conceded that he committed. this is a shirts and skins exercise. they're choosing again on this case to be with him. >> holidays is always the time for a little reflection. i pose this restorically about the mueller team. any reflection or regreat about the mueller investigation not asking president trump, not going after president trump in a more determative way that could have altered what we're seeing now with these pardons in. >> i have reflected on that. i wrote a book that talked about some key decisions about whether or not we should have concluded in our report whether or not he committed obstruction of justice and i thought we should have for a variety of reasons whether or not we should have called the president in