information at all. all we know is it appears to be some kind of shooting aimed at that suv. that's all we have. we are going to try to get as much information as we can and we'll update you as soon as we get it. for now, live off the san pablo dam road exit on i-80, i'm da lin. back to you. >> thank you. there have been three previous shootings on interstate 80 just before thanksgiving a family of three shot while driving through berkeley on november 10. one person was shot and killed while driving on the i-80 in pinole. and on november 2, a man was found suffering from gunshot wounds on a shoulder on 80 in san pablo. getting our first look at the east bay man charged with trying to join a terrorist organization. according to prosecutors, 22- year-old adam shaffi of fremont told friends he was content to die for an al qaeda affiliated group in syria. he was arrested in june at sfo as he tried to board a plane for turkey. the case against him was made public today. shaffi has pleaded not guilty to the charges. but in court documents released today, federal investigators say they have shaffi on wiretaps telling a friend, quote, i just hope allah doesn't take my soul until i have, like, a couple of gallons of blood that i spilled for him. end quote. shaffi is a graduate of mission san jose high school in fremont. he is due back in court on tuesday. well, tonight the fbi is looking into an emailed threat that prompted a security sweep of all san francisco public schools. the schools stayed open after it was determined to be a hoax. but kpix 5's cate caugiran shows us the alert still has parents on edge. >> reporter: well, veronica, parents said that this was a bit eerie but they are thankful it was nothing. we also learned that school officials chose not to tell the students about the threat and the parents we talked to say they aren't going to, either. >> my first instinct was to come and drag her out of class and, you know, keep her safe. >> reporter: san francisco unified parents got multiple alerts this morning. >> i had an email, phone call and text. >> reporter: letting them know this. >> this is a message from the san francisco unified school district. staff received email threat of violence similar to the one received earlier this week in los angeles, new york, dallas, miami and several other cities. >> very scary that people are doing this. >> reporter: the superintendent says this threat was emailed to five random district employees just before 10 p.m. last night. but his office didn't know about it until early this morning. >> we immediately then got in contact with san francisco police department. we engaged the fbi in their counter-terrorism unit. and it was all hands on deck. >> reporter: the district ordered school staff to do a security sweep of all the campuses. they found nothing suspicious. as for what the email said? >> someone claiming to have been a student in the district that was bullied and how they turned to religion and because of that they are going to come and shoot up the schools in the district. not specifying any particular school. >> the superintendent wouldn't show us the email but said it was very similar to the one sent to l.a. unified that forced l.a. unified to close all schools tuesday. >> i wasn't worried. if it was something we needed to be worried about, they would have handled it as such. >> reporter: now, even though the district said the threat is not credible, they still will increase security as a precaution. so parents can expect to see an increased police presence. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. new at 6:00, that toxic algae in the ocean that left california's crab season in limbo could be even worse than first thought. kpix 5's don ford on the new concerns over some popular fish. >> we're seeing toxin above the regulatory limit and the filet, the meat of the anchovie. so they were saying decapitate it, gut it and you're fine. that's not true. >> reporter: researchers are using this new tool to monitor the algae levels. it's called, lab in a can. and dozens have been placed off the coast. the labs in a can are battery powered. they collect water data and send back daily reports on the acid concentration by cell phone link. scientists say they have made another surprising discovery in our local salmon. could it get into the tissues of, say, salmon? >> it does. we look at coho salmon and king salmon and found it in both. >> reporter: at what levels? >> well below the regulatory limits so still safe for human consumption. >> reporter: there is good news. the toxic algae bloom is getting smaller but not enough to make crabs safe to eat just yet. scientists say large el ninos have been associated with large algae blooms. and if conditions persist, which they believe they may, we could be in for another big bloom next year. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> we called the state department of health to ask about what that scientist told us about the anchovies. right now the state says that anchovies are safe to eat. well, by this time tomorrow, the area will be getting wet and it's just the start of our unsettled weather. skies were cloudy over san francisco bay area today. chief meteorologist paul deanno is here with rain on the way. paul. >> rain on the way and an early christmas gift from mother nature. we need a lot of it but not all at once. in the past several storms, they have been good because they brought a decent amount of rainfall but no flooding. this one will be similar. we have rain to our north right now already a few light rain showers being picked up in mendocino county and lake county. not picked up widespread on the radar. that will overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. -- that will occur overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. futurecast for the next 12 to 18 hours, there's your front the organized line of steady rainfall approaching the far north bay 4 to 6 a.m. the by lunch hour tomorrow it will be soggy in sonoma county, marin county, napa county and also solano county. let's talk about the impact from this rainmaker. flooding is not a concern. minimal impact there. if you are traveling tomorrow in the sierra, though, mountain snowfall will be a moderate concern for you. and the commute, the friday drive home, there is the impact. it is going to be very sloppy on the roads 24 hours from no. we'll talk more about two other systems that will be moving in over the next seven days. that's crutch. >> all right, paul, sounds good. thank you. >> that's coming up. from fires to landslides concerns are growing that the burnt areas in middletown and lake county could be in danger as more winter rains hit the bay area. kpix 5's emily turner joins us now live from middletown, where homeowners who have already dealt with one disaster may have to brace themselves for another. emily. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. all that rain that they needed back in september during the "valley fire," well, they are starting to get it now, actually it's already beginning up here. and they say they are worried about what the effects of that could be. ron's house might have survived the "valley fire" but his roads and his neighborhood haven't. >> because of the last rain, all this road just came down here and it ran through here and a car was parked in the gravel here and all of a sudden it was in four inches of mud. >> reporter: he lives on cobb mountain in an area burned by the "valley fire." he worries what this season of rainy weather means for his neighborhood. erosion certainly, or potentially worse, a landslide. foresters say that when a fire burns as hot as the "valley fire" did, it basically seals the top layer of soil so the water just runs right off. and you can see by what has burned behind me there's not much left on that hillside to hold the soil in place. >> on a relative scale, i think there are some pretty risky areas. but that's no guarantee that they are going to fail and it does depend a lot on the weather and how quickly plant regrow and things like that. >> reporter: the usgs mapped the region after the fire. the red areas means there's an 80% probability of debris floe, places like anderson springs the most at risk. but most of the area around middletown has a probability of at least 20 to 40%. >> parted of the mountain that they have already told the pooh -- parts of the mountain that they have already told the people, you can't rebuild because it's in too close proximity to the creeks and stuff. so of some people won't be able to put -- so some people won't be able to put their homes that maybe they have had 30, 40 years like us. >> reporter: and i have spoken to some county officials about whether or not there have been landslides so far. there have been some small ones very minimal nothing out of the ordinary from years past. but we haven't seen the vast majority of these rains yet. so foresters are asking folks to till their land, to put maybe just small seeds of grass to start planting anything, even something as small as mulch can make a big difference in keeping the soil in place rather than sliding down the mountain. emily turner, kpix 5. meanwhile, federal and state agencies are helping homeowners recover from the furious fire season. fema and the small business administration and others are pulling together $30 million for survivors of the beauty and valleys. still ahead, a young athlete facing criminal charges for alleged actions against a fellow player. we are getting some new insight on what happened in the pool. >> and thieves strike just before christmas. now the scramble to replace items meant for needy families. ,, announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. om their grief. family of a man shot and killed by san francisco police say they want something positive to come from their grief. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez on what they hope will come from the death of mario woods. joe? >> reporter: ken, today's funeral took place right across the street from where mario was shot to death by police. his mother is asking the public for compassion. [ loud voice inaudible ] >> reporter: it was an emotional farewell for mario woods. hundreds gathered for funeral services at cornerstone church in the bayview. >> this moment has to turn into a movement a movement for justice. not only for the family of mario woods but for all of us who live and work in this community. >> reporter: the killing of mario woods has prompted outrage here in the bayview community and intense scrutiny on the police department's tools and tactics used in police shootings. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the graphic video has sparked a conversation that has neighbors activists city leaders and mario woods' own mother all calling for reform. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: police say woods had just stabbed somebody, still had the knife in his hand and refused to drop it. they said they had no other choice when they made a move toward them. here as he is buried there's doubt about the police story and some hope the way officers operate will change. >> the present circumstance of our country and police violence especially as it happens to communities of color definitely sets a context and backdrop for what's happened here. >> reporter: city officials are calling for new training on deescalation tactics. meanwhile, the police chief is urging his officers to be able to get tasers but it's still not clear when or whether they will get them. live in san francisco, joe vazquez, kpix 5. prosecutors plan to file first-degree murder charges against a 39-year-old woman and her boyfriend for the deaths of two small children. investigators say tami joy huntsman and her 17-year-old boyfriend gonzalo curiel killed the three-year-old and six- year-old kids. their bodies discovered in a storage locker in redding on sunday. the couple's arrest came after police discovered a 9-year-old girl who was also in huntsman's care. she was found malnourished inside a parked car. tonight some new insight into the rare criminal charges against that east bay water polo player. there are some claims that the 15-year-old player from acalanes high school hit a player from bellarmine college prep during a match. it was described as an aggressive hard hit. our partners at kcbs radio obtained video of the incident. this is a screen shot. might have gotten smacked in the head first. he gets ridf the ball you can see him sort of looking like he's grabbing his att pushing him un holly quan takes us through what she saw. >> you can see the acalanes player in a black cap and he looks like he passes the ball, got smacked in the head first but he gets rid of the ball and then you can see him sort of like looking like he is grabbing his attacker and pushing him under the water and then brings his knee up and snaps back a little bit like, you know, kneed him in the face and then bellarmine emerges from the water holding his no, sir. there's a lot going on in the video and i would only presume that what the d.a. has in their office is a much longer version also one that has audio. >> the district attorney's office says it can't confirm whether any charges will be filed or give any other details. the acalanes district superintendent says he cannot elaborate on the case or the students. a thief stealing thousands of dollars worth of gifts for needy families. len ramirez on the worst of people in signs of hope. >> reporter: in half moon bay the storefronts on main street are decks out for the holidays. >> it's like the grinch that stole christmas. >> reporter: someone just put the town's holiday spirit to the test. >> this is a new low. stealing toys and clothing from children at christmas. >> reporter: it happened behind the church last thursday night. someone broke into a storage locker and walked away with $2,000 worth of donated presents. >> we don't know who it was, why, just that they are missing. >> reporter: it was part of the annual giving tree gift drive run by the st. vincent depaul society in which needy families place paper ornaments on a tree in the church with requests. the group began collecting gifts in september and volunteers had just finished wrapping them up. the thieves tore through all of the presents and took what they wanted. >> now with just a week before christmas, the group is determined the families won't go without. >> we are going to try to recover so on christmas morning there are presents. >> reporter: word of the theft and now recovery is getting around. >> we all need to come together as a community and replace all those gifts. >> reporter: people are stepping forward to help out. >> i felt it's time to give back so i'm here to do that. >> reporter: it may not take a miracle but it will take a lot of giving to fill these bins again and bring back a sliver of joy to those less fortunate. in half moon bay, len ramirez, kpix 5. a family in novato is on the lookout for the grinch who stole christmas from their front yard. surveillance video shows a woman walking up to the house on sunset park way in cambridge street on sunday night and stealing two laser light projectors off the lawn. they cost about $39 apiece. but they have been hard to find in stores this year and often go for a lot more on craigslist. kaiser permanente giving $14 million gift this year to expand healthcare access to low income residents in hayward. st. rose hospital will get nine million of that for general operations and infrastructure improvements. alameda county's healthcare services agency will get the other $5 million. that money will support construction of a new youth and family center. meanwhile, kaiser announced some plans today to build its own medical school. the kaiser permanente school of medicine will be located somewhere in southern california. once the site is selected, the oakland-based healthcare giant plans to open the doors in 2019. all right. we have some rain on the way. right, paul? >> we do. it's exactly what we need. >> hopefully not in here. >> then we'll have some other issues calling the engineering department. but outside the building, ken, all right, that's what we would like. outside your house, as well. keep it outdoors. [ laughter ] by this time tomorrow we'll be be talking about a slow drive home from work. fremont today cloudier. not that much warmer. 59 degrees. redwood city 58. san francisco 57. livermore san jose two of the fine communities which did hit 60 today. with the blanket of clouds over the bay area milder. livermore 38. 2 degrees warmer than today. san rafael 44. redwood city 40. san jose 40. if you're traveling tomorrow, and if you are heading north from sacramento north to redding, sacramento valley will be soggy along the coastline, ukiah, eureka, fort bragg, all the way up to southern oregon it will be soggy as well with sunshine to the south. packers are at the raiders. big game for the raiders. they want to sneak in the play- offs. there's a chance of showers coming up on sunday. right here on kpix 5, the 49ers host the chicago bears this weekend. cloudy with a chance of rainfall coming up this weekend. actually the cincinnati bengals at the san francisco 49ers. the logos look the say going on the fly. bengals, we'll beat them. doesn't matter. a lot of rainfall to our north and west right now. it is just pouring and snowing a ton in the pacific northwest. we're greedy. we want some of that. it is heading in our direction. let's look at how much rainfall we are expecting. the latest run of our futurecast, our in-house computer forecast mad he will, upping the rainfall totals. half an inch by friday and saturday morning for concord. about two-thirds of an inch for san jose and just about everywhere in the north bay when you get north of san rafael we are looking at an inch of rainfall. so rain moving in tomorrow evening lasting to saturday morning and it's going another good round of rainfall. tomorrow with rain moving in, midafternoon, san francisco 59. vallejo 57. san jose 61. the good news is if you want to get outside over the weekend saturday is dry. the rain will be done by sunrise. late sunday early monday our next round of rainfall christmas eve a third round of rainfall. so it's coming. it is coming on a regular basis now. >> good. good. >> just like santa. [ laughter ] >> he's coming. >> getting here next week. it's what fans have been waiting for, for months. now we're less than an hour away from "star wars: the force awakens." >> i'm devin fehely in downtown san jose where the new "star wars" movie the "the force awakens" has inspired the passions and profiteering of the "star wars" faithful. i'll tell you coming up how much of opening night tickets are being sold for. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that's right... the much anticipated first screeningf 'star you can feel it. the force is almost here. almost here. [ laughter ] >> the much-anticipated first screening of "star wars: the force awakens" is less than an hour away now. kpix 5's devin fehely joins us from san jose's tech museum where the die-hard "star wars" fans are out in force. >> reporter: the curtain on that new movie should go up in about a half-hour. the people that you see lined up behind me are actually people waiting for the 10:00 show. and it's probably an understatement to say that there's an awful lot of excitement and anticipation about this latest installment in the "star wars" story. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the costumes, characters -- >> i can't describe it. it's so awesome. >> reporter: you have crossed over into the universe of the "star wars" films and fandom. >> they have good characters and story. it was completely new for a time. so maybe as 4-year-old it made a big impact. >> reporter: he is sharing his love the movies with his son. he will experience this latest installment "the force awakens" in a theater for the first time ever, ever since i'm little i watched it. it's something you can't describe. there's something in it you have to love. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the new movie is expected to be a runaway box office success as fans new and old flock to the theater. >> evil versus good. that brought it to where we always wanted to know that there was a powerful force that we could use against the evil. >> reporter: but some are looking to cash in on all the excitement. on craigslist and ebay you can find opening night tickets being sold for 10 times the face value. a bit of profiteering on a movie expected to be one of the biggest moneymakers of the year. now, the imax theater here at the tech museum in san jose is supposed to be one of the best plays to watch this new movie. on an interesting note, they are showing it on i:max in film. it's not a digital copy. they have an actual film reel here that they are showing it. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> old school. that's cool. >> yeah. very cool. of course, more "star wars" coverage still ahead for you. the deeper meaning that some are finding in the plot of the space saga. >> and coming up in our next half-hour, some parents calling it a war on christmas. one south bay mom's move going against tradition. >> plus a woman caught on camera in an anti-muslim rant now facing some hate crime charges. ,, ♪ life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. it's happened near san pablm road in richmond. more now on our breaking story ton. chp investigating a shooting on i-80 near the san pablo dam road exit in richmond. >> let get back to da lin live. da, at last check we were told three westbound lanes are blocked off for this investigation. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah. they have reopened some of the lanes but traffic is a nightmare on 80. this stretch is bad around this time of the day anyway. now it's even worse. let me direct your attention to the westbound direction there. you see that suv parked on the shoulder? that appears to be the vehicle that was shot at. not sure if you can see from that shot, but the back window on the driver's side appears to be shot out. now, we don't know who the driver was. we don't know how many passengers were inside. and we don't know if anybody was hurt. we just know that the chp has been focusing its investigation around that vehicle. we don't know who the shooter was. we don't know how many times that person fired at this vehicle. we also don't have a motive. we know that earlier the chp shut down the entire westbound direction so they could walk on the freeway to look for bullet casings and collect other evidence. traffic in both directions right now is backed up for miles. also on local streets. it's also really congested around this area. and i can tell you, driving here has been a very difficult time anyway but now traveling around here has also become a very dangerous proposition. for the folks who haven't really been following this, this is the second time a freeway shooting has occurred right at the san pablo dam road exit or on-ramp. there was one back on november 2. and in terms of this stretch, this area, it's the fourth time that there's been a freeway shooting around this area. so chp is investigating to see if all of this is connected. we'll try to have more information for you tonight at 11:00. for now live on i-80, i'm da lin, kpix 5. right now a school board meeting is getting under way in san jose. the topic, santa claus. maria medina on a kindergarten class tradition that the school suddenly canceled. why, maria? >> reporter: well, just a short while ago, the superintendent defended their decision. meanwhile, parents are expected to confront the school board to tell them they have added one more thing on their holiday wish list and that's to see santa >> reporter: it's a tradition at this elementary school to visit santa claus at a local coffee shop but now some parents are blank one mother for ruining christmas -- blaming one mother for ruining christmas. >> it's sad. >> reporter: this woman's daughter visited santa last year but this year she explained the field trip and letters to santa won't happen. >> it's scary how one parent can just go and voice her opinion and then everything gets shut down. >> reporter: the staff made the decision last week sending this letter to parents of kindergartners. after a jewish parent complained to the school board. >> we need to teach about all the holidays. we live in a global society. >> reporter: talia says other parents basically began to bully her. >> i had some parents that thought that -- called me a communist, you know, said that i didn't want any holidays in the schools. >> our commitment is to be an inclusive environment. >> reporter: tonight the cambrian district superintendent spoke to the media saying what began as a tradition 10 years ago isn't necessarily the right thing to do today. >> the bigger conversation that needs to be had again is really looking at the diversity of our beliefs and our customs and making sure we instill that, what public schools need to be doing. >> reporter: do you believe you ruined christmas for these kids? >> no, santa will still be there. i'm not going around to anybody's homes asking them not to celebrate christmas. i'm not going to go to anyone's church or private school. but in a public school, we have to [ indiscernible ] to fit everybody. -- we have to design a curriculum to fit everybody. >> reporter: some say if the field trip isn't on tomorrow they plan to walk out in protest at 10 a.m. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. a castro valley woman has been charged with hate crime for her rant against two muslims praying in a park. she yelled at them this month. denise slater is facing two misdemeanor charges of battery on park property and violations of civil rights which is a hate crime. slater is scheduled to appear in court in hayward next month. well, the drug company kingpin has been called the most hated ceo in america has been arrested for securities fraud. martin shkreli was taken into custody at his new york city apartment today. federal prosecutors say he lost hedge fund investors money through bad trade and raided his former drug company to pay off the debt. he is free on bond tonight. shkreli made headlines this year after hiking the price of a popular aids drug by 5,000%. the price was later reduced but only for hospitals. last month he bought a majority stake in bay area drugmaker [ indiscernible ] the south san francisco company is in clinical trials for two drugs to help treat leukemia. still ahead, a big change for bay area runners. one race no longer making a stop in san francisco. its popular women's half- ,,,,,, who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neighbor...who shares the season with another. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. its popular women's half- marathon in san francisco anymore. the race has been held for e last 12 years.. attracting nike won't be running the popular half marathon for women anymore. it's been attracting tens of thousands of runners for 12 years. tonight the company isn't saying why it's leaving san francisco. the city says it doesn't know either. a race spokesman said only that nike was looking for new destinations. we are now just 51 days away from super bowl 50 right here in the bay area. this thing is going to be huge!! and we are getting a look at what you can expect in the days ahead of the big game. as you know, kpix 5 is the home of super bowl 50 and tonight, we can unveil some of the special programming that we are going to have to help celebrate the biggest super bowl ever. highlights will include a special edition of the super bowl today show that's host james brown and the guys will get you set for kickoff covering alling anles the of the game at 11 a.m. so get up early for that. the night before the nfl will recognize its best players and performances from the 2015 season with a two-hour prime time special. the nfl honors. that's going to air right here at 9:00. here at kpix 5, our own super bowl specials every night we are going to have them live from super bowl city. i'll be joined by jennifer montana. countdown to gold will be your ticket to the biggest events. join us starting monday february 1 and every night at 7 p.m. for that. also, cbs is announcing a first right after the game. a special live edition of "the late show" with stephen colbert this is the first time that a late-night series has ever followed a super bowl. a lot of tv watching. it's going to be great. it all adds up to cbs and kpix 5 bringing you total coverage of super bowl 50 right here so be with us. tonight house republicans looking to pass a bill protecting christmas. should the holiday's name and traditions be protected? vote on my twitter poll. join us tonight for bay area nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. we'll take a look at 10:00 on our sister station. mother nature is taking her time to get this rainfall around here. today we introduced the cloud cover. cloudier today compared to yesterday. tomorrow we finally get to the meat and potatoes. we have some rain coming. beautiful view from the exploratorium today showing the mainly cloudy skies. when does the rain get here? how much are you going to get? if you are wondering about that hang on for fiv minutes. i'll have the answer. ,, ,,,,,, announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ so what is it about "star w dults okay. in case you haven't heard, there's a movie opening tonight. [ laughter ] >> you know, that one movie. >> yeah. >> i have heard something about it, yeah. what is it about this whole "star wars" thing that will make countless adults wipe aware tears this weekend? kpix 5's wilson walker takes us back to a galaxy far, far away in 1977. >> have to wait about three hours. >> reporter: a long time ago wherever you live a lot people got excited about "star wars." >> fantastic, fantastic! >> reporter: here we are 38 years later. >> "star wars," "star wars"! >> reporter: how did a movie like this become one of the biggest pop culture phenomena of automatic time? it's an old store -- of all time? it's an old story. >> like moses pulled from the bull rushes. arthur pulling the sword out of the stone. >> reporter: take the old story and add imagination. >> the cantina opens up such a richly imagined world. ♪[ music ] >> each one of them is so individualized. every, single one has a name that you can remember and it becomes a toy that you can buy and you don't have to go to the movie theater but you're in the "star wars" world all the time. >> oh, boy, did we go into that world. >> reporter: you're looking at me around empire strikes back holding a fraction of all that merchandise revenue. but you don't get people that worked up just with toys alone. it takes something bigger that surrounds us. something that binds us all together. >> i love "star wars." yeah, of course. i just like the little figurines. >> reporter: this person sees something else in these films. a timeless battle between good and evil and a force that you might call nondenominational. >> it's very easy to get. it's something a lot of people relate to. we all wrestle with the forces inside ourselves and see them in the world and some really challenging ways and today especially. >> reporter: so the "star wars" saga is born again. and the kids of the kids who saw the first movies can now try to make sense of all of this. for me, it's a powerful example of how a great story can truly connect a lot of people and take them to some other place. and if you're a fan you know exactly how exciting it is that we all get to go back there. in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. tell you what, wilson just went down memory lane. i had tha hat. >> awesome. >> more memories for more kids in the bay area and beyond. we are talking about rain by tomorrow night. tonight cloud cover and milder today compared to yesterday. san francisco 56. cold in the north bay santa rosa 49. san bruno 53. a little more active to the north. it's been pouring in oregon and washington. they have been hoarding the rainfall so far this month. we have been tapped into it a bit but they have received three times as much rain there compared to here. sierra snowpack 85% of average. we may be 100% of average after this weekend. heavy snow possible. the foothills, 6 to 12" of snowfall. travel days for tomorrow absolutely with all the folks heading up there or to nevada. a where the storm watch in effect for the -- a winter storm watch in effect for the sierra beginning tomorrow. lots of rain and snow to the north. a big strong area of low pressure as strong as a category 3 hurricane when you're looking at minimum pressure that guy right there. so we have a lot of moisture but it's to the north. that will change as the front gets organized and pushes in our direction beginning tomorrow and lasting through the day. so we are going to do many stops here on our futurecast. 8 a.m., rain well to the north unless you're in lake county and mendocino county. lunchtime, soggy, napa county, sonoma county we push through the afternoon. a few people will be on the road at 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow and rain hits you in san francisco, oakland, el cerrito, san mateo and santa clara counties. pushing to the south, still some rain around midnight in the south bay. but by saturday morning, ah, the rain is finished and we are looking at mainly clear skies perhaps by saturday afternoon. then the next several systems after that will focus once again north of the bay area. look at this disparity. just within our viewing area here, san jose five-day rainfall totals about an inch. ukiah five-day rainfall totals, more than 5 times that, there could be a half foot of rainfall in the far north bay by the middle of next week before christmas because of several storms but mainly missing to the north. we are cloudy tomorrow rain moving in north to south. dry saturday. another round of rainfall moving in late sunday but that will focus on the north bay and beyond to the north. fremont tomorrow rain for you by the evening 60 degrees. los altos 58. upper 50s, low 60s antioch, concord, san ramon, tri- valley. 59 in san francisco. kentfield 58. rain tomorrow morning for santa rosa and windsor and ukiah one of our earliest spots for rainfall tomorrow. dry saturday. next round of rainfall late sunday into monday. we dry out toward the middle of next week and a third round of rainfall on thursday. for all you last-minute shoppers on christmas eve rain christmas eve into christmas day. time now for our "food for bay area families" food drive. joining us tonight is mark porter from ameriprize financial services in san francisco and larry sly from the food bank of contra costa and solano counties. mark you have a check to present and it's a sizable check and we appreciate you for doing it. take it away. >> oh, i do. thank you very much. on behalf of the employees and clients of ameriprize here in northern california, we want to say congratulations to larry and his staff for all the great work that they do. >> excellent. that's a check for $10,000, larry. what does $10,000 mean for the food bank and what about does that mean for the folks who rely on the food bank for their meals? >> so what this is going to translate to is more than 20,000 meals that we are able to produce because of the support we get from ameriprize, the volunteer time and financial support they give us, they are enabling us to make a difference in the lives of hungry people in our community so we appreciate all they do. >> this has been a continuing theme for your company for many years? >> we have. we have tried to help out a little more each year. next year we hope to get more employees involved and to get more money raiseed. >> thank you to ameriprize. thank you for coming in. if you don't want to donate, it can be $10, head to our cbssf.com/give. we'll be right back. sports is next. giants was merkin valdez in 2008...the best ever, o the last dominican born pitcher to start a game for the giants was valdez in 2008. the best ever of course was juan mar shell. also known as the dominican dandy. the giants introduced their latest dominican treasure today. johnny cueto made it official by putting on rod beck's old number, number 47 in front of the media following a clean physical yesterday. he is laid back. you can tell from the stuff he puts on social media. so wait until you hear news from home about the $130 million contract negotiations was no big deal. >> there were many things after you and you were a little nervous or just in dominica drink your little coconut water? >> [ non-english language ] >> i didn't worry. i knew i was going to eventually sign with the team and that's something i told my agent. i told him take it easy, relax, don't worry about it. i'm at home with the kids. i'm just relaxing spending time with the family and god with take care of the rest. >> he can buy that coconut water company now. [ laughter ] nba one game after losing their winning streak, the warriors dusted the suns by 25 last night at oracle. now, imagine what they are going to do to the bucks tomorrow who are responsible for stopping the streak saturday night in milwaukee? this michael carter-williams showboat dunk with trash talk at the end of the game is in it every's mind. >> you see us next friday in our building, too. so that's going to be fun. we thought at the time they dove won with a little more -- they could have won with a little more class some of those guys. we remember that. >> the warriors are the most popular team in the league. last night drake showed up to the game. hard to say who is more famous drake or curry. after the game, they showed up to an in-n-out burger with curry's wife. wonder if he goes animal style with the hamburger? the 49ers won't be in super bowl 50 at levi's stadium. but will you settle for a super bowl rematch with the bengals? right here on kpix 5, san francisco is coming off a very lackluster performance against the browns last sunday. some of the players suggested that they took cleveland lightly. and now the browns coach said it looks like they simply quit. >> two teams in very similar situations and i thought you saw one team that, um, wanted to be out there and wanted to compete and wanted to win a game. and, um, i don't know if i sense the same attitude from the other side. >> wow. the raiders took cornerback fabien washington one pick ahead of green bay. charles woodson remembers it well. >> i told somebody that, um, not that long ago so yeah, you had to tell the other people that. not me. [ laughter ] >> woodson ended up joining rodgers a year later and now would like nothing more than to stick it to the packers, who thought his career was over in 2012. >> it wasn't just, you know, packers that didn't think i could play any more. there was a lot of people. as i mentioned to the reporters there earlier, i didn't have a lot of people knocking my door down trying to sign me so, um, good to try to prove it to everybody. >> must-win game this weekend. in minnesota where a mother could get her daughter half tuition by making a shot. >> mom, just throw the ball, you can do it! [ applause and cheers ] >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] [ screaming ] >> nobody said anything about bouncing it in first. >> it went in. >> angela ramey of bloomington, minnesota, got the shot to fall for her daughter grace and half the tuition coming her way with that bounce shot. >> it did bounce. >> yeah. hey, it went in. >> nobody said anything it went in. >> good for her. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ come happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers. a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell your doctor about bleeding, new or unexpected shortness of breath, any planned surgery and all medicines you take. i will take brilinta today. tomorrow. and every day for as long as my doctor tells me. don't miss a day of brilinta. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! 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