. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live desk. devastating twisters have hit parts of louisiana and mississippi. we'll check in now. at least 1 person killed in the city of alexandria, louisiana. hit hard. that storm just about flattening the baptist church and school next door. luckily the kids were able to run for cover. and in western mississippi, tornadoes took down trees, power lines, roofs on houses and blocked major roadways as well. the twisters are just a part of the dangerous weather that's moving through that part of the country. winter storm has taken at least 10 lives, almost 60 million people were under weather alerts today. missouri was a prime target as well. a blizzard dumping 9 inches of snow there. a handful of motorists have been killed in spin outs and rollovers. kansas also reporting up to 11 inches of snow in some areas. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >> out of the water. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on camera near humboldt county. an exhausted surfer was plucked out of the water. the s

. >> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. we have a hazmat situation working in the town of emoryville right now. alameda county fire says employees of biotech lab amarys were mixing chemicals when things got too hot. there's an image coming from showing fire trucks and police on the scene. the concern is run off from this material. a hazmat team is on the ground evaluating the situation. the building had to be evacuated, and we'll keep you updated on this situation as it changes. at the live news desk, ken bastida, back to you. >> all right, ken, thank you. >>> a mom's intickets take over in stockton when a man jumps in the back of her suv with her 3 children inside. bystanders jumped into action to stop the bay stander from taking off. >> he started hitting my mom. >> reporter: isaiah says he was backseat from his brothers when a man jumped into the suv. >> i was in my mom's car playing my game and out of nowhere a guy hopped into the back. >> reporter: in a moment of fight or flight, patricia hit the suspect. surveillance

. >>> i am >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk.. let's take you to capitol hill tonight where the house has been busy. not only debating what is going on in washington. the citizenship bill. this is the house making some moves passing another bipartisan bill that would rant thousands of undocumented farmworkers legal status. this measure would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants working in agriculture. it would require companies to verify whether their workers are here in the country illegally through this new federal system. the landmark piece of legislation being passed tonight in dc. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida back to you. >>> tickets just went on sale to watch the bay area's new indoor football team, the oakland panthers. kenny choi spoke with a couple of players about their start. >> we are a brand-new team. we are going to be exciting to watch. this is my sixth year playing in an arena football league it's a good thing to be home back here in northern california, giving back to the communit

. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. we reports of an active shooter and multiple victims of the pearl harbor naval shipyard. we will have a live report, coming up. >> coming up all the i 6, drivers deciding to buy an electric car lot to do a more altruistic reasons. california's rebate program just got more generous. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk, we are dealing with a breaking situation outside of the pearl harbor naval shipyard, the military says that forces are responding to reports of an ac

good evening, i'm maria medina. >> and i'm ken bastida. heavy fog delayed nearly 300 flights at sfo today. 32 more had to be outright canceled. >> kpix 5's don ford spoke with holiday travelers whose hopes of a clean get away got messy. >> reporter: who in the world would travel on one of the busiest travel days of

good evening i veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida. turns out he was not the car thief the deputies thought they were chasing. instead he was the owner of the car when deputies spotted the car at 5:40 a.m. last wednesday, just east of creighton. the pursuit lasted about 20 minutes and eventually they box in the vehicle. and taste of the driver, who allegedly struggled with sheriff's deputies. wilson walker is live, in sonoma county with this strange, and tragic case. wilson? >> reporter: can, there are dozens of people filing into the bluefield firehouse behind me to talk about the incident that unfolded on this very street one week ago. as you said, it is sort of a bizarre, tangled story of a man who dies in custody after a confrontation with police, driving a car he had reported stolen. a car number that was his car. >> a deputy had attempted to make a car stop on the vehicle reported stolen. that stop ultimately turned into a suit. >> reporter: asserted a bloomfield emory and stretched over country roads for about 4 1/2 miles >> the

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. darren peck is showing us what high def doppler looks like right now. >> we all agree, we need the rain. but this storm just has some of the most inconsiderate timing. look at high def doppler, the yellow and orange shows the strongest rain. it's lined upper up perfectly along the 101 corridor. that's where the heaviest is now and has been the last 45 minutes to an hour. hang out if you're on the 80 corridor or any of the others that work their way through the east bay or south bay, that band of rain is headed your way. that's what it looks like when you time lapse it. i'll be back with more in the complete forecast and go into the all the details. see you then. >>> all right, darren, thanks. 2019 will go down as a deadly y there's a shocking number of pedestrian deaths this year. kpix 5's andria borba live in san francisco with what's being done to address the rising numbers. >> reporter: ken, i'm at the corner of drum and california here in san francisco, one of a number of busy ped

ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, how about real time traffic. we want to show you the impact of this on the friday evening commute. this is how the traffic computer looks right now. certainly still tied up. a rough start for some just trying to start their holiday time off. >>> and also making it difficult for travelers today. we got this beautiful shot of the fog blanketing the hills this afternoon. and time lapse video from the sales force tower camera shows the fog covering the city skyline from sunrise through mid-morning. meteorologist darren peck says we'll be adding rain to the mix this weekend. >> yes, we will. let's get into the details on how things change by late saturday. even though it says weekend rain, the focus is really going to be overnight saturday into sunday morning. so check out the details here. that's the time frame. and while there's a chance for showers to stick around all the way through the second half of sunday, we're really going to confine the best of the rain to late saturday night through 10:00 a.m. sunday. that

. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. while congress is debating impeachment, president trump is in campaign mode right now, specifically holding a keep america great rally in hershey, pennsylvania. let's listen in. the president is congratulating some of the party members gathered there. he's been speaking for about an hour. again, this on the day that articles of impeachment have been approved. or handed down rather by the congress. the congress could vote on those articles of impeachment as soon as next week. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, ken, thank you. today the u.s., mexico, and canada unveiled a new trade agreement. the new deal came about after president trump moved to withdraw from nafta after more than a year of talks democrats now say they're on board. the white house wants congress to ratify the labor friendly trade deal before the end of the year. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why recovery efforts are still on hold at the site of a deadly volca

. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. let's take you down to hayward, we have an officer involved collision at the intersection of mission and tennyson right now. i will zoom in and show you from chopper 5 what is going on. i got several lanes blocked off. a police officer is involved in a crash, in hayward. you can see the traffic problems. several lanes blocked off and just a word, if you don't have to be in the area, don't. it is a traffic nightmare with commuters, people trying to get home. again an officer involved crash at the intersection of tennyson and mission in the city of hayward. at the live news desk, back to you. >>> the perfect christmas gift for bay area football fans. what you need to know right now if you want to buy playoff tickets. >> you may find a lot of things at a board station but your soulmate? wait until you this couple's unusual love story. >>> coming up on you at 6, unexpected flooding surprises a small town by highway 101. before it is cleaned up and braces for another strong storm and less

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. after 14 plus hours of heated debate, the house judiciary committee is delaying a vote on articles of impeachment with plans to reconvene tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. on friday the 13th. >> reporter natalie brand is on capitol hill with how a long day ended abruptly. natalie? >> reporter: that was a dramatic, unexpected way to end this marathon day. the top republican on the committee visibly angry. surprised republicans said they felt ambushed, democrats countered they didn't want to take this vote in the dark of night. a long day and night of debate ended unexpectedly as chairman nadler postponed the vote until the morning. republican committee members were furious. >> i've been in public lights now since 2006, and i have just witnessed just the most bush league stunt i've ever witnessed in my professional light. >> reporter: democrats and republicans on the committee clashed for over 14 hours on thursday. >> this is the highest of high crimes, and president trump must be held acco

ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, thank you. darren peck now with a look at the forecast. we have more rain on the way. >> yes, a break right now, but wednesday the rain is coming back. let me walk you through the timing on that. first of all, this day, what a fantastic one to be outside. that's the view from the top of the sales force tower. like we've added just enough clouds to make for a canvas to get that pretty looking sunset out there. those numbers are pretty much right on the mark for average for this time of year. it was the morning lows where we really felt the difference. particularly up in the north bay. got down into the low 30s up there. but we're going to improve that the next couple of mornings because we pull in more clouds and help keep the overnight temperatures warmer. just looking off the coast you can see the next 2 storms. here's wednesday's, this is the one for saturday. and that's going to be really saturday and sunday. but let's bring these forward. we just fast forward it to wednesday. very early the leading edge of the first one gets here. then

that evening, i am ken bastida. >> i am juliette goodrich in for andrea. live in pinole for the disturbing spike in head-on crashes. andrea? >> reporter: well, julia, this couple was parents to six children. more grandchildren and great- grandchildren and that. tonight, their family is trying to figure out how to move on without them. in front of the family home in vallejo, the sons and daughters of tyra and frederick chapelle mourn and unbearable loss. it was just before midnight when the man driving the wrong way on the austrian way off ramp in east on interstate 80 hit the couple head-on. talk to my little brother lost both his parents. >> reporter: tyra and mike as he was known to family and friends were headed home after leaving uscf benioff children's hospital oakland after visiting their 10-year-old son marcos, hospitalized and recovering from a severe asthma attack. >> i was in shock earlier, but you know, this is still kind of one of those things you can't believe that it had happened spilt >> reporter: officers have been following the suv that hi

at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, ken, thank you. authorities are investigating a cyber attack on the city of pensacola, florida that occurred just hours after the deadly shooting friday at a pensacola naval base. officials are hesitant to link the two. a city spokeswoman says they reported it as a precaution in light of the events on friday. a saudi gunman went on a shooting spree killing 3. the fbi hasn't confirmed whether the gunman acted alone. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a woman mauled by her own tigers. the california conservationist raised them since they were cubs. she explains why she wants to work with them again. >> the 49ers on top of a thrilling win over the saints. now just 3 weeks in the regular season, how their super bowl odds are shaping up. >> a banana taped to a wall sold for 6 figures. how one man decided to leave his own mark on this controversial piece of art. >>> an animal sanctuary founder was mauled by her own tigers this weekend at a charity event. the event was saturday when 2

. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk on this eve of the house impeachment vote. thousands of people are gathering in rallies all around the bay area to ask the president to be impeached. this rally taking place right now near the grand lake theater in oakland. protesters waving signs, chanting at the intersection of grand avenue. these are all people supporting the impeachment of the president. they're also gathering in san francisco's federal building right now. hundreds are preparing to fill palo alto's plaza within minutes as well. and hundreds of similar impeachment demonstrations and rallies are being held around the nation. one of the biggest protests held in times square. look at this crowd as hundreds of people gathered there to unwrap a massive banner quoting article 2 section 4 of the constitution decreeing the president shall be impeached for treason, bribery, or other crimes. one person donned a mask of the commander in chief wearing a santa ax and waving a fake ax. thousands also took to the streets in atlanta, pennsylvania, cities in florida demandi

. >>> >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. we have a major traffic alert going on in the south bay that involves a caltrain. right now trains are slowly starting to move in mountain view after a caltrain struck a man trespassing on the tracks. this happened just after 3 p.m. near the castro street grade crossing. the man was taken to the hospital. we don't have any word on his condition right now. we do know there are about 300 passengers on board the train that was involved, nobody else there was hurt. trains are experiencing delays now of up to an hour. another problem going on in palo alto, police investigating a stabbing. chopper 5 was over the scene just a few minutes ago. this is on page hill road and, police say two coworkers got into it. some sort of a fight. one of the guys was stabbed. he is seeking medical attention now. the other has been taken into custody and we are following the situation. at the live news desk, i am ken bastida. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , new chilling surveillanc

in >>> that is it for the news and 5, kpix 5 news at 6 begins now with ken bastida and veronica de la cruz. >>> gray skies and heavy clouds hanging over the bay area. a sign of what is ahead. a brief taste of dry weather coming to an end. >> the san jose mayor is backing a new candidate for president of the united states. the one thing he says is candidate can do that the others can't. >>> a plan and pray place for pot sales. contra costa county has spent three years devising to bring legal marijuana to its people. >>> stormont right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, good evening i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. we begin with the rain returning, sprinkles falling in santa rosa. you can see the raindrops from this car's windshield, just enough to need those wipers again and an umbrella. live look at sausalito where showers are headed overnight. darren peck has been tracking all of us for it. >> interesting timing. here we are getting right into the heart of the home and this is exactly when the best of the rain is showing up. north bay it is yours for now but th

. >>> >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. a ups truck hijacking has ended with a deadly shootout near miami. this all happened police say when the suspects took over a ups truck after robbing a jewelry store in coral gables, florida. they led police on a 20 mile chase through two counties. there are reports that there was shooting at officers during that time from the truck. the chase ended and gunfire at a busy intersection. at least one person fell out of nef ups truck shortly after ther gue nfirthe carjackers. police say there were multiple fatalities but they have not gone into detail on that. now, we are hearing from our cbs affiliate in florida that the ups driver was hit and killed, as was a bystander to that shootout. also, a worker at the jewelry store in coral gables was also seriously injured. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. >>> now to our storm watch, an incredible sunset from our salesforce tower camera. by this time tomorrow we will see rain, another atmospheric river is set to soak the bay area. some om

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. >> and i'm ken bastida. rough waves remain a risk to beach goers and surfers tonight, and we have our eye on more rain this evening. we go to chief meteorologist darren peck with what to expect. >> well, we're seeing some of the last of the showers in the south bay beginning to lighten up. we've had a good band of rain in the last 3 hours. just marched right across the bay area, and you're seeing that over my shoulder. but bringing it into the here and now ask the the last frame to see where the rain is at the moment. it's the south bay where we're seeing the last of the hangers on here. 85 down toward the intersection with 87 just south of 280. in oth

i am ken bastida. >> i am veronica de la cruz. drivers are encountering dangerous roads tonight. >> people armed with umbrellas carefully darting bubbles in san francisco's north beach. taking a live look outside. low clouds visible above a shot of a glistening san francisco skyline. doerun is tracking the storm. >> that shot looking at treasure island is about to get some rain on it. i want to stop it on the last image. there is your organized line a better rain that is sweeping across the bay area. it has been bringing moderate rain into much of the north bay over the cast of the last 30 minutes. you can see the drive over to 116 into one country. if we follow this to the south, i want you to see the band sitting at the city right there. this is all going from the southwest up to the northeast and progressively moving east as it does that. plan on the rain to pick up in intensity for the city. that will work its way across the east bay. we will stay in a good band of rain overnight. i will be back with what that means for tomorr

. >> i'm ken bastida. uber's first ever safety report was a stunner. the company says tonight that riders reported more than 3,000 sexual assaults last year. there were also 9 murders and 58 deadly crashes. kpix 5 is in san jose with reaction from riders. >> reporter: from a letter to employees, the ceo of uber says releasing the information is the right thing to do, and the company is acting with transparency and accountability. are you concerned about your safety when you hop in an uber? >> especially when traveling alone. >> reporter: hannah says her guard is up every time she gets in an uber. >> when i'm with someone else it's not as scary. >> reporter: now uber released a safety report covering the last 2 years. they received 3,045 reports of sexual assault including 245 cases of rape. ubers say riders in the u.s. took 1.3 billion trips last year to put it in perspective. >> strangers have access to us and pretty much have control when they're driving. >> reporter: uber is adding an in-app ability to call 911, the ability to share real time ride d

. >>> now at 11:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. tonight, donald trump became the third president in history to be impeached. >> natalie brand is on capitol hill with what happens next. >> reporter: following tonight's historic vote, nancy pelosi says she may temporarily delay sending the articles of impeachment to the senate until she sees a fair process in the republican controlled senate. that is where this will ultimately end up. president trump struck a defiant tone after the house voted to impeach h him. at a campaign rally in michigan, he responded in realtime. >> they have been trying to impeach me from day one. from before i ran. >> reporter: the president's comments follow what had been an historic day on capitol hill. >> i solemnly and sadly open the debate on the impeachment of the president of the united states. >> reporter: for hours, democrats and republicans argued the merritts of the articles of impeachment. >> never before in our history have we experienced a president who has so clearly conducted himself in a mann

. >>> now at 11:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. tonight a south bay man accused of trying to kill his ex-girlfriend and then kidnapping their daughter is behind bars. >> kpix 5's maria medina is in san jose with new information about how the drama began, and we want to warn you, it's a little graphic. >> reporter: about 24 hours ago at the home behind me, police discovered a young woman with stab wounds, her 2-year-old daughter missing, and the girl's father the suspect. the former couple had a history of domestic violence according to a source. tonight we're learning what happened when investigators arrived here and how it all ended nearly 200 miles away. cell phone video captures the suspect trying to smash his car window after leaving his keys and daughter in the car. >> your 2-year-old daughter is in there, dude. >> reporter: but he's outnumbered, surrounded by good samaritans. >> what are you doing you stupid son of a [ bleep] >> reporter: who recognized him as the suspect of an amber alert, accused of trying to murder his ex-

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good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. we just got this video in from highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. you can see a steady stream of traffic as all those commuters head home through that heavy drizzle. that area has seen several minor accidents in the past few hours. and check this out. the storm has flooded this neighborhood leaving residents wading through inches of standing water. this area that has faced severe flooding for years from the creek, and it's no easy fix. solving the problem would cost the county about $5 million. >> you have to pick your spots when you live in this area because not too close to the creek is a good idea. >> there's nowhere for the water to go once the creek levels rise, so that's more of an engineering issue that can't be tackled by cleaning storm drains. >> take a look at highway 50 at twin bridges tonight, and you can see the flashing light is a chain stop there. it's been slow going for drivers traveling back from the tahoe area. those chain controls remain in effect tonight. we

. >>> i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. tonight a san jose city council candidate involved in a deadly collision is putting the brakes on her campaign. >> kpix 5's mark sayre with her confession to reporters. >> reporter: police are investigating the accident which occurred in the middle of the day on busy blossom hill road. tonight, the markings on blossom hill road from the investigation is still fresh. jenny higgins seen here in an earlier interview. the cofunder of women's march bay area and city council candidate admitted to to be the driver that hit the victim, 66-year-old tim starky was working at the home of martha dominic. >> he was the kind of guy who would come if i called at midnight with a leak in the plumbing. he was a sweetheart. >> reporter: dominic says starky had just arrived and was outside at his truck parked on blossom hill road. she was inside at the time of the accident. a neighbor alerted her to the tragedy. >> he said he'd been hit and killed and i went into shock. >> reporter: she's one of three ca

that evening i am ken bastida. >> i am maria medina. with the new body camera edge footage and it is graphic. >> reporter: deputy charles blount has faced excessive reports before but he's being filed slowly on this incident. mark essex says that he escalated the situation at the end of this car chase. he says deputy blount should've waited for more backup officers. >> will bring in additional resources and try to slow the process down and established a medication and try to de- escalate the situation. >> reporter: this just happened the day before thanksgiving deputies thought they were chasing a stolen car suspect but the driver was the actual owner of the car. 52-year-old david ward. when david ward refused to get out of the car, deputy blount tried to pull him out with a lot of force. some parts of the interaction are very graphic. we decided not to show them, including when deputy blount smashed ad agnst e car. >> is herd'svery travel troubl that is not the conduct that we set, that is not how we train and the conduct of deputy blo

. >> and i'm ken bastida. the city just lost its biggest tech conference of the year. kpix 5's joe zquells t les ting >> reporter: conventions bring thousands of people into san francisco at a time. tens of millions of dollars of economic impact. but today we learned one of the largest conventions in the city is leaving for las vegas. oracle's open world, which for years has brought in software developers from all over the globe, will no longer be held in san francisco. the city's tourism bureau, the san francisco travel association, sent out an e-mail telling members the move of the convention would mean a loss of $64 million to san francisco. that's according to a report by cnbc which says oracle's convention goers said our hotels were too expensive. >> everything is too expensive here. >> reporter: we talked to some convention goers here this week. >> there's a lot of people sitting on the streets, homeless. >> i can see why they'd want to move although the street conditions in vegas aren't much better. >> reporter: they have fewer homeless. >> yeah, but they have m

. >> and i'm ken bastida. rough waves remain a risk to beach goers and surfers tonight, and we have our eye on more rain this evening. we go to chief meteorologist darren peck with what to expect. >> well, we're seeing some of the last of the showers in the south bay beginning to lighten up. we've had a good band of rain in the last 3 hours. just marched right across the bay area, and you're seeing that over my shoulder. but bringing it into the here and now ask the the last frame to see where the rain is at the moment. it's the south bay where we're seeing the last of the hangers on here. 85 down toward the intersection with 87 just south of 280. in other words near campbell, robertsville, cambri park, good rain for you guys. mountain view, rain along the 280 car door, and over towards half moon bay along 1, 84, and 35. so that's where the rain sits now. i want to show you what happens over the next few hours. we bring a few bands of light rain over the rest of the bay area between now and midnight. and then

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. tonight governor gavin newsom is telling pg&e try again. he rejected the utility's $13.5 billion plan to compensate thousands of wildfire victims and exit bankruptcy. newsom says the deal does not comply with state law and does not position the company to provide safe, reliable, and affordable service to its customers. the governor wrote this to ceo bill johnson quote, the resolution of this bankruptcy must yield a radically restructured and transformed utility that's responsible and accountable. for its part pg&e says quote we're committed to getting victims paid, continue to implement changes across our business to improve our operations for the long term and emerging from chapter 11 as a financially sound utility. as for what this means for the victims, it appears to be a waiting game. we reached out to victim advocates and have yet to hear back. >>> we're looking at the bay area bridges. wet pavement and lingering showers tonight, and more rain on the way for the weekend. at least

. >> that is ken bastida on the right-hand with a marlin. when did you catch that? >> that was done in cabo san lucas. >> that is great. what do they drink in there, too? >> i had milk that day. >>> catch of the day, kpix.com. >>> will be right back. >>> thank you for watching at 6, these continue streaming on cbsn bay area. cbs evening news is up next. >> will be back on the kpix5 news at 7. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by united healthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicare supplement plan unique? well, these are the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp and that's because they meet aarp's high standards of quality and service. you're also getting the great

. >> i am ken bastida. armed thieves have targeted three ups trucks and south san jose in just the past three days. one of the was caught i security camera and len ramirez has the exclusive video tonight. >> reporter: the latest robbery happened here on war admiral and snow drive on san jose. it showed the driver walking up to a porch to make his delivery and then seconds later he walks back to his truck. before he can do that, he is robbed at gunpoint, forced to his knees with his hands up. a shadowy figure then forces the driver to lie face down on the street. the whole scene illuminated only by the driver struck headlights. >> shocking. >> reporter: a neighbor, who did not want to be identified, says she is afraid that drivers are being targeted and that puts the public at risk. >> to even think that person was following the truck driver, yeah, and cyber monday. >> reporter: fortunately, the driver was not hurt. san jose police say this was the third such robbery over the last two nights. in all cases th

. >> and i'm ken bastida. heavy fog delayed nearly 300 flights at sfo today. 32 more had to be outright canceled. >> kpix 5's don ford spoke with holiday travelers whose hopes of a clean get away got messy. >> reporter: who in the world would travel on one of the busiest travel days of the year? let me show you. here's some e to get to texas. the line is easily 100 feet long. your flight has been delayed how many times? >> 4 times. >> reporter: 4 times? >> yeah. >> reporter: that sounds like bad! sonya is traveling with a new baby boy. it's his first flight. >> i used to pack just for me. now i e formula and diaper bag. >> reporter: has your family seen him before? >> no, they're meeting him for the first time. >> reporter: meantime in baggage claim, folks are finally finding their families. jamie's son is coming home from new york. >> i haven't seen him in a year. i'm going to start crying. >> reporter: she has a plan. >> i'm so excited. i made this sign for him and i'm going to totally embarrass him. when he

ken bastida takes us to oakland for our food for bay area families drive. >> reporter: we're here at the alameda county community food bank and you can see a lot of volunteers really busy, especially this time of year with the holidays coming. and i'm with rea from oracle. tell me about the donation you guys are making today. >> yeah, so oracle has been a food bank supporter for more than a decade now. we're very grateful for the important work that the alameda county community food bank does to end hunger in our local communities and we're proud to support those efforts again this year. >> that's great that not only do they provide money, but they provide help. show me the check you're presenting today. $45,000. that is absolutely amazing. allison pratt is here from the food bank. alson, this says frarm fresh produce program, what's that? >> the food bank serves one in five county residents and most of what we distribute is fresh fruits and vegetables. so this is an incredible investment that oracle is making. >> i saw kiwis over here. oranges back this way. and there's a lot of pro

. >> and i'm ken bastida. we want to get right to our storm coverage tonight. >> this is a live look near in san francisco where it's really been coming down. >> we've been watching the sheets of rain nailing drivers all along the bay area bridges. we have team coverage, but we begin with our meteorologist darren peck. >> going to take the numbers and put them right in front of the richmond bridge that's getting rained on right now. but look at the total. up to the north bay, santa rosa already has an inch and a quarter. south bay, san jose only has .01 inches. don't worry san jose. you'll get rain. for the last 6 hours the doppler has looked like this. that steady stream of rain coming into the bay area. right now things in intensity have started to lighten up, but in terms of coverage, meaning how widespread the rain is, it's widespread light to moderate rain wherever you go. there's a good cell about to come into the golden gate. but i want to show you how much more there is still to go overnight. 1:00, 2:0

. >> and i'm ken bastida. tis the season for porch pirates unfortunately. but this story has an unexpected twist. some new video shows a ups worker allegedly stealing an ipad from a package she just delivered in alameda county. the incident captured on a home surveillance camera in piedmont on tuesday. a couple of minute later the victim went out to pick up the package and noticed it was empty. you can see that person walking in the driveway, seemingly confused. police contacted ups and arrested this woman on her delivery route yesterday. investigators say she is a seasonal worker. piedmont police say they don't know if the suspect is connected with other thefts in the area, but she does have a criminal record. >>> the weather not playing ball as we head into one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. a foggy day across the bay area delaying and canceling many flights and more stormy weather could lead to more travel nightmares. for that we go to meteorologist darren peck. >> before i get to the rain for tomorrow night, we have to talk about fog once a

. >>> right now on the kpix5 news at 7 and streaming area, that evening i am ken bastida. >> i veronica de la cruz. get ready for a very soggy weekend we are tracking a popular storm into the area. wind gusts approaching. >>> taking a live look outside, across san francisco the roads are already slick across the golden gate and the bay bridge. while the skies have cleared up briefly, the storm will leave the city soaked. darren is tracking it all for us from the weather center. >>> one look at high def doppler and you can see the storm is centered right over the bay area. take a look. you have other bright yellows and oranges, i'll come in for a closer look. ring is to the north bay, which has really seen the most impressive rain since this started up here around three in the afternoon. i will come in for a close-up look. anywhere you see the yellows and oranges that is heavy rain. we can follow that, not only from the grid for downtown windsor but all the way down 101 for santa rosa down into petaluma. if we look at the bigger view, focuses up north but that is not the only place it is

. >> and i'm ken bastida. in just hours, the house democrats are expected to unveil articles of impeachment against president trump. cbs news has learned that they are abuse of power and obstruction of congress. natalie brand is on capitol hill with what to expect next. >> reporter: we've learned that house committee chairs leading the impeachment investigation are expected to hold a news conference tomorrow morning on articles of impeachment. so we are expecting to learn more about the substance and this comes amid this debate among house democrats about whether to keep articles of impeachment limited to the ukraine investigation or broaden them to include elements from the mueller report. possible obstruction of justice. sources tell cbs news that house speaker nancy pelosi has signaled she's more in favor of keeping them limited while we've heard the judiciary chair talk about what he views as a pattern of behavior, signals he may be in favor of broadening them. so this debate appears to be wrapping up if w

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica de la cruz. a storm is moving in on the bay area right now. >> high def doppler showing rain over, well, most of the bay area, at least along the coast. meteorologist darren peck is tracking that and what to expect for your morning commute. >> rain for the morning commute, and i want to show you that in detail. but first look what is happening now. the bands of rain just came on shore within the last 2 hours, so you're watching the last 2 hours. i'll stop it in the here and now and come in for a closer look because this is good rain right over the city. in fact, you can see the city grid here from the financial district all the way out over the bay bridge. it's in the east bay as well, and if you look out over the water, the bands of yellow and orange are all moving from the left side of the screen to the right. from the west to the east. so we'll still see more rain march across the north bay. but if you look down in the south bay, we haven't noticed much yet. to see what happens next, we come o

. >> and i'm ken bastida. the city just lost its biggest tech conference of the year. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us tonight oracle is opting out. >> reporter: conventions bring thousands of people into san francisco at a time. tens of millions of dollars of economic impact. but today we learned one of the largest conventions in the city is leaving for las vegas. oracle's open world, which for years has brought in software developers from all over the globe, will no longer be held in san francisco. the city's tourism bureau, the san francisco travel association, sent out an e-mail telling members the move of the convention would mean a loss of $64 million to san francisco. that's according to a report by cnbc which says oracle's convention goers said our hotels were too expensive. >> everything is too expensive here. >> reporter: we talked to some convention goers here this week. >> there's a lot of people sitting on the streets, homeless. >> i can see why they'd want to move although the street conditions in vegas aren't much better. >> reporter: they have fewer homele

. >> i am ken bastida. andria borba talk to the owner, she is live in los altos. >> reporter: this is the kind of smash and grab that we see in san francisco's union square at the big designer shops. chanel, dior. but, this is main street in los altos. plywood behind that is one man's jewelry store. it took not one, not two, but three smashes to destroy the storefront of marcel jewelers in los altos early monday morning. >> we had an officer there within a minute, he found a vehicle smashed into the front of the building. >> reporter: but it didn't matter, after breaking down the front of the building, thieves knew what they wanted. and, work on any flash. but the store's owner says the crooks dreams were likely dashed. 90% of his merchandise were in the vault, it is the third break-in at the store and just four months. marcel asked to have his face hidden, said cleaning up the mess and getting back to business may not be worth the hassle. >> the headaches of getting contractors. the headaches of getting gl

. >> i am ken bastida. we got some time-lapse video tonight from mount to a vaca looking across the north bay, with heavy cloud cover. and, right now the rain is coming down on drivers crossing the golden gate. and richmond san rafael bridges. our meteorologist is tracking it all for us tonight. >>> those pictures of ns is not moderate range, not heavy downpours but more moderate than the streets are slick, that'll be just as good information for you as the radar i'm going to show you. this radar is a very impressive show tonight. a lot of yellows and oranges. remember, it is mainly moderate rain, just enough that the roads are slip out there slick out there. they have been fairly manageable. now having shown you those numbers, i want to go back to live high definition doppler and show you were the best rain has been the last two hours. it been focus on the north bay, the 101 corridor. orange shows you moderate rain, but, it's not only raining there now, it has finally worked its way down towards the center

. >> and i'm ken bastida. we're still seeing those scattered showers in the bay area tonight. here's a live look at daly city over san francisco. and that's the city that we all love. the skies are looking a lot clearer tonight, but this break from the rain won't last long. meteorologist darren peck tracking when the next big storm will hit. >> in fact, ken, technically right now we're not even in that break because high def doppler l cking up teok at the most recent one. we watched these within the last hour work their way up across the peninsula, and now there's a good band of rain coming right down on the richmond bridge as it starts to meet up with sir francis drake boulevard. that rain has held together the last hour and is still going north meaning it will move through at least the northern part of marin, nevado. but as we switch from live and put it into the futurecast, it picks up on the band of the rain on the coast, and watch the rest of the night. light spotty showers overnight hours tonight. there's not a lot here. we're not going to add a lot more rain to what we'

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