here is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar not picking up on any rain yet. rain will be set to arrive tomorrow morning and i'll be tracking the timing of that, as well as how much rain we could see in a few minutes. mike, you'll see the difference at the bay bridge. >> we're talking about the difference from now compared to what i last showed you at the bay bridge. the metering lights you see now, folks are held up here like a starting line and they're let loose onto an easier drive getting up the incline, because the lights are metering traffic, making the bridge move smoothly but the backup build at the bay bridge toll plaza. the lights didn't turn on until a half hour later than your usual tuesday weekday, that is showing a lighter volume of traffic coming in. out of contra costa county we have slowing for highway 4, an earlier crash should be on the shoulder. i'll outline that in a second. another crash 1bdsouthbound 880 closer to 92 from the speed sensors, crash reported in your middle lane. chp will get there over the next few. those two spots i'll bri

i have storm ranger set up to do 1,200 pulses per second. it's a real rapid rate to give us a good view of these smoke particles in the atmosphere. and you're going to be able to see on storm ranger here this looks like rainfall but this is actually the smoke in the atmosphere. this is where we're detecting it to be very thick. right near 24th street in san francisco. just above hudson av to the south of 23rd street. and this also extends some very thick smoke right into the potrero district. we know it's been unhealthy for a lot of the bay area today. and you can see it right now in san francisco. this is not fog. it's actually all of the smoke particles settling across the bay. we expect that to stay with us not only of course through tomorrow morning but as we continue through tomorrow. you can see here's the camp fire near chico. all of this red color, that is the smoke plumes we expect to continue to move through the bay area as we head into your thursday forecast op on my extended what wuhl see is unhealthy air right through sunday and

ranger refugees in bangladesh have protested against attempts to send them back to me and many fear for their safety the protest calls bangladesh your thoughts as to postpone the launch of repatriation plan agreed with me and now but opposed by the united nations refugee agency. the sheer scale of the refugee crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of residents in muslims are living in squalid camps like this they fled to me and ma because of army led violence following a military crackdown but with agreement from me and mom today bangladesh begins the enormous task of trying to repatch reate them it's a move that's proving deeply unpopular for. the entire community leader told me that my number has been listed and i have to return to me a more my son and daughter were killed there i cannot pray there no one talks about our rights there we were sent away after being labelled bengali we will not go back there i don't know this family have fled the bangladeshi can't they called their home and are in hiding so fearful are they of returning to me and mom more well i do not they have tort

storm ranger right now, look at that, it's still scanning some showers. you can see a couple popping up to the north bay, down through the portions of san francisco, but livermore nice and dry right now. san jose nice and dry. that doesn't mean they'll be dry all day. i want to take you quickly to your daytime highs, expect periods of on and off again showers in through san jose, a high of about 62. palo alto 61. san francisco 60 and again, this is our daytime temperatures and we'll descend as we head toward the evening. maybe you want to wear some mittens, mike, gloves? >> how about fingered gloves, because they're cool. >> oh. >> looking over here, much better now. we had a burst of traffic that just came southbound 101 across the wet golden gate bridge. remember those slick conditions. that's why we raised that red flag as you're traveling south 101. this is the last red you'll see for this reason. southbound 101 i just got word all lanes have been cleared just south of the robin williams tunnel. already recovery out of marin, just slowing up toward th

no—one from rangers notice this run. only 21 minutes gone, but his teammates were ina minutes gone, but his teammates were in a hurry. their defence are certainly seem to have somewhere they needed to be, they left daniil unaccompanied. he was sent off after celebrating in his last match. he kept it low key vista. the game hurtled on in fast forward for a second connor goldson's mind scrambled. 2—2. glenn middleton snuckin scrambled. 2—2. glenn middleton snuck in to score his first european goal. steven gerrard's side back ahead. scorelines were very temporary mismatch. spartak reverse this one in a couple of setting up minutes. they were level again. then straight from the kick off, they took aim. that decided a freezing frenzy of a match. patrick geary, bbc news. chelsea are through to the knockout stages. that was thanks to olivier giroud. arsenal are also through but their goalless draw at home to sporting lisbon was marred by a serious looking injury to forward danny welbeck. he was taken to hospital after being

we're getting a look at storm ranger, our mobile droioppler radar. and our scan giving us a live look and up-to-the-minute look as what's happening as we track the rain. we're starting to say the heavier waves of rain moving through the north bay. it's been rolling in there around ukaia for the past several hours. we're just starting to see it reaching across the delta right now. and then into parts of solano county. so some of the heavier rain now has shifted south of ukaia. and moving over toward santa rosa, as we see the yellows and reds it shows where the rain is coming down heavier near clear lake and middletown as well as windsor and st. elena. we are going to be seeing more activity like this as we go through the day. as we get a closer look, we're seeing the roads that may be wet north of petaluma. and then you head down to novato, and things are looking much better there in terms of the road conditions. into the afternoon, a lot of this rain will kind of break up and become a lot more scattered. there still will be a chance of rain through a

. >>> storm team 4 ranger has more on the timing of the storm coming up. >>> when nbc bay area detects dangerous weather heading toward your neighborhood. >> you'll get live updates every 30 minutes on tv. continuous coverage on social media and online. plus, weather warnings based on your location from the nbc bay area app. a butte county sheriff turned on his body camera -- as >>> this is some chilling video we have just obtained. a butte county sheriff's deputy turned on his body camera as the flames whipped around him. you can see he was driving through paradise trying on find four nurses who needed help evacuating a hospital. his car broke down forcing him to get out and walk. he and the nurses eventually were rescued by firefighters driving by in a truck and bulldozer. >> they were able to get in. thankfully everyone was able to make it out safely. >> only nbc, a hayward woman said she was the victim of brutality. she said she was complying with police when the officer she says slammed her to the ground. tonight, she is facing criminal charges. as jodi hernandez tells us, the wom

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let's take you to storm ranger. mobile doppler radar. we had a lot of rainfall. it was detected earlier today. most of it has moved into the central valley. down in the south bay we're still holding on to some wet weather, though. the worst corridor we've been telling about is 101 from san martin to morgan hill, also gilroy. looks like we'll still hold on to some of the this wet weather, at least from the next 15 to ab 3 i think at this rain as we mentioned into thanksgiving evening. also for friday's forecast. so that's what i want to spend some time on right now. we have a lot of different points on pi futurecast. it's basically our hour by hour look at what's important o'wh it comes to wet weather. tomorrow morning 7:30 we get a few spotty showers maybe down in the south bay for thanksgiving. we will see a break through the day. 1:00 that's your break across the bay area. from st. helena down to san jose. we're dry, we still have some clouds, maybe a little bit of sun poking through. then as we head through the evening hours we get that rain returning here acr

i know if i knew that as a kid because i was like he was the most popular ranger and still is one of the most popular power injures and i'm like he was in a bit like that so who looked. like i think that's one of my one of my clever introduces bait is. secretly native when i have a credit talk about how i consider spock from star trek a native person ok yeah and it's really interesting to me to have that aspect this because like who else could deal with being both vulcan and human being and having so i was like of course he will never found out what his mom was what background is so mike ok she's great i decided it i always like i'm like you i've always associated spark just being because my my father's non-native and my mom's do so coming from two worlds you are. yeah. that's a great compliment. but yeah i feel the same way i've always felt like spock was a kindred spirit yeah that's one of the big things for me with spock is that he's both feeling with not being balkan and not them not being human enough and i've always felt that one aspect of native the native experience not being

made people so vulnerable in the first place and i wasn't concerned and was very concerned that the ranger wasn't consulted in this tour and hadn't gone back to college and junior reports. this is he's a terrifying situation and we hope that the best sense prevails so why do you think the bangladesh government invented into this agreement without any u.n. involvement any u.n. monitoring of the deal i mean is the believe that the bangladeshi government is being precipitous to to get into this arrangement when it sounds very much as a nothing has changed on the ground in mecca own state. well the different reports are that it seems as if un itself isn't so much with the bangladeshi governments they are trying to yet still nerve five. this situation and all these refugees whether they wouldn't the conditions would needs say virgin's if i resent the use you here might see is that bangladesh sees the situation as a burden on itself. remarkably the indian it's fine it's time in many countries it's some refugees they've also marked in many cases. income country no to middle income country not goi

this view from sky ranger. air quality not good and getting worse. >> the wild fire concern isn't to the north of us. much of the bay area is under a red flag warning until tomorrow morning. warm, dry and windy. a dangerous mix. chief meteorologist this is exactly what you have been talking about for the last several days. it's happening now. >> we have the gusty winds. it's frightening around noon today we had a lot of the thick smoke moving down here to us. let's get the latest on the conditions here for the campfire. to theast. and that interstate 5 corridor. 58 right now. gusts up to 40. tomorrow not as windy. gusts around 25 miles per hour. still some low humidity. again all of our smoke we are experiencing is coming from the fire. you can see a closer view. showing a that's all the smoke the north bay. east bay and for parts of the south bay. the worst air quality right now where it is unhealthy to breathe is napa. contra costa. alameda. air quality in advisory 10:00 p.m. friday. put your air-conditioning

the smoke still incoming storm, so we have storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. you can see the red scan assyst set to move in on wednesday. as of now, it's still on its way and we still have some pretty good rain chances, with throughout the week. i'll have more on that and the timing and how much, coming up in a few minutes. mike gets us out there on the roads. any issues yet? >> a couple of smaller crashes. the one i'm concerned with is over in san francisco, getting off of the bay bridge at the fifth off-ramp at harrison, a crash that may affect folks as they're getting on to city streets. you should be out of your freeway speeds by then but a note for folks who may be thinking about work and the roadway, always concentrate on that. right now we're looking at the roadway on the east bay as well. ontra blems, the bay bridge toll costa county, there's alame da county and oakland hilovth bay working to contain the camp fire attribute county. >> the death count stands at 77, still 1,000 unaccounted for. search teams are taking on t ofe charred landscape for remai

here is a look at storm ranger. this is our mobile doppler radar, the red scan we are seeing there coming out of the south bay, not yet picking up on any rain. it will be here tomorrow morning. we'll start to see some of the showers at this time tomorrow morning, as this system moves in, moves a little bit closer to the coast. here is a look at the timing. as we go through tomorrow morning, 8:30, we're seeing some pockets of heavy rain moving up and down the coast, and then making its way inland later on in the morning and early afternoon, and then we'll see the rain off and on as well into thursday morning. for thanksgiving day, most of us taking a break from the showers, until about thursday night. north bay sees the rain returning, and continuing into friday off and on there as well until about saturday morning. during this time frame, two rounds of rain, there will be the potential of much of the bay area getting over an inch of rain, much higher amounts as you head farther to the north and also in the burn scar

in the park ranger news beavers taking a group of visitors through the nature reserve. and you want to see anyone know what kind of plant this is. it is glassware that's right since i think these are the basics of how a salt meadow is structured. there are three different areas so tidal mt flats. if i might have flooded twice daily. kos weight is one of the main species that along with corn cross and. by further up you find the middle salt and the opposite. across the title for. lots of norden his a popular pastime. but there is also plenty to discover along the coast. several thousand animals and plants species are at home in the salt meadows and half of them can only survive in this habitat. loss when it is actually dependent on someone and the others aren't. if you took some sea lavender home with you which on current planted it in a party will grow far taller than thirty centimeters it will be a metre tall and have much larger flowers and. better. but snacking on glass weed is permitted. it's really tasty and it's fresh i soaking up a not too salty. on. there was an

relax. >> i wouldn't relax. >> what about the rangers? >> come on the rangers are 7-7. come on. get the numbers down i want you to buy the atlanta braves the atlanta braves, two reasons. one, the professional and amateur sports, betting on sports and the same thing for the knicks and the rangers independent on that, the national football league passed a rule that says if you own an nfl team in the narcotmarket yon buy another team the stock is trading at 25.50 btra and k they own the team and the stadium. malone controls it he'll exit at the right place. i want to play ball with everybody. sports is on my mind >> what's the most recent stock that you've bought that's new that you know of and why did you do it? can you tell us that >> i'm going to pittsburgh to see companies. i don't want to tell you about that yet i filed a 13-d on tribune. i believe what happened in january, the democrats are not going to fight an infrastructure build even though it will support the economy. it's 500,000 bridges they rated 40% as d minus and d plus. well managed the ceo is new with herc he's do

let's get a look at storm ranger. on the current scan, you can see there's no rain from the north bayno the south want youos through these storms, of course, beyond. we're the only station here in the bay area with a mobile doppler radar. it's just one of six in the country. the scan is live. that's the reason to stay with us, wle to five minutes behind. other radars scan higher missing this data. you know it's live and active when you can see that red sweep. you can see at 7:00 tomorrow, most of us are still try, we get spotty rain up in the north bay. near the coastline it will be starting. around 8:00, we'll see our first watch of wet weather. still maybe not much down in san jose. then as we hit 11:00, likely wet weather moving throughout the south bay, east bay, also for the north bay. we'll hold on to that right through 1:00 in the afternoon with likely some wet weather moving into the south bay. through the afternoon tomorrow, we'll see the chance into the evening of scattered rain and possibly thunderstorms. s

storm ranger right now not finding any rain. we don't expect to find any rain possible till about tuesday as this pattern starts to turn much more active again as we approach the middle part of the week. the latest timing coming up at the evening model update shows you that tuesday we'll see one of the weaker systems come on by. you see how that front kind of falls apart around the bay area? we're expecting mainly light to moderate rain. and most of it probably in the north bay. then wednesday it's this storm that begins to get its act together. we'll see rain increasing late wednesday and then a surface low that looks like it's going to cross right over the bay area. that should have some pretty gusty winds. wednesday night through about midday thursday. we catch another break friday. then as we get into the weekend we'll see this next system on approach for sunday and maybe linger into monday. and then behind that system we've got another one lurk offshore. if we add everything up over the next ten days what you're seeing in t

storm ranger giving us a clean sweep, but i'm tracking the next storm system set to move in early tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the time line of that rain coming up. mike, you're starting out with a big rig at the bay bridge. >> which is not unusual, but this big rig reported to be a fedex big rig which has some mechanical difficulties. i haven't seen any problems with the vehicles we see on our live shot. we see other larger rigs but they just appeared and the lanes are moving. so we'll track that. i'll let you know if there's any big disturbance. there's a wind advisory from chp, as you cross the span here, you might get blown around a bit, the same thing goes for our eastbound and westbound bridges, we'll track that, but no major incidents, a smooth drive and the road weather index just like the radar, a lot drier. back to you. >>> breaking news to tell you about this morning, if you are a starwood member, you want to listen up to this. potentially massive data breach that may include the theft of credit card information. marriott saying that someone accessed a database holding per

storm ranger mobile doppler radar not seeing anything. we do have as many as four storms lining up over the next ten days. the timeline for when rain does make a comeback in just a minute. the lines weren )t as lon years past. but shoppers still spent billions on black friday. the lines not as long as in years past but shoppers still spent billions on black friday, considers to be the busiest shopping day of the year. this year a lot of shoppers decided to stay home and find deals on line. it happens on black friday. retailers pulled in a record $6 billion in online sales. that's up 23% from last year according to adobe analytics. the average shopper spent about $1,000. they may like to buy online but adobe says they prefer to pick it up at the store as opposed to waiting for the mail. >> today is all about small business saturday. that holiday was created by american expresss in 2010 to get people shopping small during the recession. shoppers are encouraged to buy from independently owned stores and online boutiques. here in the bay, man

a park ranger observed suspicious activity in sausalito. a wide mail ran from the scene in the ranger was unable to catch them. during the chase the building caught fire and it was quickly in flames. the southern marin fire department tweeted photos and video. authorities say it was part of the golden gate national recreation area and hard to put out because of the lack of water in the area. no injuries were reported. history building and rifle range for damage. >>> he is often called the greatest wide receiver in the history of the nfl. coming up next -- a new documentary examining what makes jerry rice and others rise to the top.>>> november is starting out like october wrapped up. dry and warm. we will see if there is any rain in the bay area forecast. >>> proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health pl

we get a live look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. we're still going to have the wet roads and a chance of rain throughout the day. but for the most part we're going to take a break from some of those downpowers and see mostly cloudy skies as we go throughout the afternoon. we're getting ready for some heavier rain set to start to arrive especially for the south bay, right around the evening commute and the rest of the bay area. later on tonight. waves of heavy rain and some gusty winds will continue through early tomorrow. and even into the afternoon. as we track some of the heavy downpours moving through. we'll have more updates coming up. and also have another weather update in just a few minutes. marcus? >> thanks, kari. happening now the oakland a's are getting ready to lay out their vision for a new stadium located at the waterfront at oakland power terminal. from the rendering, some say the project seems like a home run. take a look at it, you can see it on our twitter feed as well. we'll have a live report during our midday ne

state park rangers say it is one of the fastest, most cost effective ways to clear tall grass. firefighters using drip torches set a line of flames just a few yards away from the tree line. the grass which has been drying out since the first storms of the season last week is devoured by the flames within seconds, but once that wall of fire hits the tree line, which is still moist from the rain, the flames just die out. so far so good? >> yeah. >> reporter: the result? a field of knee high grass nearly 200 acres in size is practically gone by lunchtime. look closely. in the ashes you can see the rains have already triggered new growth. had they waited any longer, biologists say the field would have been too green to burn. >> this is a prescribed burn we've been doing the last 10 to 15 years. it's an effort to reduce fuel loads and enhance the natural resources. >> reporter: conditions have to be just right so the smoke doesn't get trapped, but it looked like the smoke went straight up and blew away which is what the firefighters wanted. it drifted into the neighborhood next-door

bangladesh prepares to repatriate ranger refugees but is finding few volunteers we talk to refugees will say they're simply too afraid to go back to myanmar. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up political chaos in sri lanka as the constitutional crisis brings politicians to loans and the suspension of hanuman's. the e.u. sets a break sit some made for november twenty second doctor to reset may enter can.

rangers see to it that the villagers abide by the rules of the national park. rules that prohibit them from living at sea and restrict their traditional way of life. now you know he is going fishing with a friend. and. these goggles are being made too but practical. when the ones melt they completely watertight. the only other equipment is a spear. people have been fishing here like this for thousands of years. nowadays they can no longer sustain themselves with this type of fishing because they are banned from fishing for six months of the year. according to the national park rules the market may only fish commercially during the monsoon season right now they can only fish to feed their families. the national park administration wants to protect local fish populations and coral. but fishing was the basis of the muchness livelihood guaranteed them a free independent lifestyle. traditionally only made a dive so families who only have daughter is given a share of the day's catch. the fishermen can dive for up to four minutes at depths of up to fifty metres. they

to me and ma failed many of the ranger refugees in cox's bazaar say they're too afraid to go back to me and my almost three quarters of a million people fled the northern rock state last year after a brutal crackdown by mia miles military at least six thousand seven hundred range of were killed in the violence within a month of the crackdown june has a story of one woman who survived the horrors. refugee. the scars may be healing but the pain is constant. point about i'm not even i am not if i were there my husband was shot and killed three of my children had their throat slit and then they hacked their bodies to pieces left one of them will say you know well mom taz recalls how in august two thousand and seventeen being moore's military attacked her village of tula tolly rights groups called it a massacre that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of civilians after being raped says she was locked in a house that was set on fire she shows me the burns she sustained before managing to escape with her sole surviving child eight year old razia for whom these marks from a machete serve as

ranger refugees living in these circumstances wanting to return. would like to go back to me and more to reconcile if they could get citizenship if they could have their safety guaranteed if there was some kind of governing body there that could guarantee their safety but that hasn't happened and because of that they do not want to return government among the dash is really between a rock and a hard place right now because they have the specter of elections coming up and because there is there is a segment of the population there that is very supportive the refugees and there's a segment of the population there that want to see we're going to refugees start returning to me and more and yes the government has said that nobody will be forced to return but there is a lot of pressure political pressure to make something happen so that they can tell their domestic audience the regions are refugees have started returning to me and. thank you very much indeed for that. now it's really is government will not change its spending proposal despite the europea

for several nights there to trawl is within sight of the rangers fishing with nets here in the middle of the national guard. the three hundred mark in serene entre sponsible for the disappearance of the sea cucumbers and fish populations and the degradation of the coral. how much longer will they be able to live off fishing. many years father can no longer build any can bungs because of the ban on felling the trees he me. making a buns is a dying art these days he earns money making model boats with a child and his wife to re only have to take care of themselves but when a woman in the family died giving birth they took in the infant. jack is now the fourth child they need to provide for him and pay for his schooling. jack will only learn about the american life from their old stories. oh no i was born here the midwife was in the middle. when she pushed me to the boat show. what happened right there. and. there were about ten women on the. oh. my good man everything comes in dogs sooner or later everything disappears i know you but how can we uphold our traditions how can we in the vi

a ranger tried to chase down the man, but he escaped into the bushes. the coast guard and chp helicopters went to look for him but no luck. the building that was set on fire was also broken into. >> the 44-year-old man accused of killing 11 people at a pittsbu pittsburgh synagogue is pleading not guilty to federal charges. >> a synagogue in the bay area is trying to raise thousands of dollars to improve its security. the rabbi e-mailed asking for donations. he said after consulting with with security specialists, he realized he needs to raise about $80,000. >> when you were the best locks, bolts, the best glass and you want to insulate a room for bulletproofing, it's just a security door will cost you $10,000, $12,000. >> the rabbi said attackers may be deterred from targeting the security if it has better security. >>> it is your voice, your vote. jerry brown in the bay area on prop 6. that is the gas tax repeal. he pushed for an increase in gas tax to raise money for road and bridge repair, transit improvements. up until now the governor has remained

of this friendly rivalry to the two teams the rangers were already three nothing up but their point and it ended up being five prescribe rubbing salt in the islanders move here. major league baseball's rookie of the year show hey otani has returned to japan after a record breaking first year with the los angeles angels a tiny switch from japan to the major leagues in january was disrupted by an elbow injury but he still had a great year with bat and ball even breaking a ninety nine year record held by babe ruth twenty four year old is fresh from surgery that could stop him pitching until twenty twenty he told reporters at the step up to the m.l. b. had been huge one hundred fifty that. everything was different i felt the difference in baseball itself including the culture right away i was aware of a higher level of not only power but also technique and speed they were high level in regard to everything of course there was some reluctance over whether they have surgery but i decided that was necessary in order to perch without having to worry about myself physically in the future. an

the supreme court said it would not interfere with forest rangers were forced to shoot it. a short time ago, i spoke to our south asia editor. for the last two years, this captured the attention of many people. this tigress was tracked with drones and people riding on elephants to go deep into the forest. calvin klein perfume as well because apparently that attracts the tigress. they used different methods to lure this tigress, but it was very clever and was hiding deep in thejungle. but very clever and was hiding deep in the jungle. but this very clever and was hiding deep in thejungle. but this mother of very clever and was hiding deep in the jungle. but this mother of two carbs. it is said that they could have put the animal in a zoo and it has caused outrage amongst activists. they say the authorities who shot the animal flouted all rules protecting conservation. that is why they are saying the authorities would have been more cautious while handling this entire episode. what is the problem here? has the tiger encroached on human settlement, or is now the other way arou

storm ranger powered up, parked on san bruno mountain. that's the red radar scan you're seeing there. we are tracking our next storm that will be set to move into the bay area by tuesday into wednesday. that's a look at it on satellite imagery. really excited about this because this could help improve our air quality and hopefully put an end to all the wildfires we're seeing far farther to the north. there may be several waves of this rain moving in as we go to tuesday, again on friday and possibly on saturday. but how much we could see? the computer models are still quite a bit all over the place. it does look pretty promising with decent rainfall totals. i'll be fine-tuning that. coming up for mike, you have a warning for the tri-valley commute. >> folks heading through the tri-valley into castro valley sometimes use a cut-through. let's show you all the speed sensors. they're looking pretty good and nothing unexpected. this closure goes on from yesterday. we had a fire between miles canyon and castro valley. that's your cut-through. a

the british teams in the europa league tonight, still goalless between chelsea and bate borisov and rangers leading spartak moscow 3—2. arsenal and sporting lisbon kicks off at 8pm. that is all from sportsday but we will have much more for you throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. let's return to the musique marine corps vetera n return to the musique marine corps veteran has killed 12 people in a bar in california. —— us marines. earlier on our correspondent said us this update. first of all the government shot the woman at the front desk checking people's ids and then went into the bar apparently firing with a handgun at random. witnesses say he was tall, dressed in black and was wearing either a black hoods or hacked. there was panic inside and the place began to fill with smoke, some people use bar stools to smash windows to escape. we spoke to some survivors.” remember seeing, i don't know when exactly, it had to be before the shots but i saw the gunman with his gun at the front where you pay and i was really, really close to him. that is the wall and then some ta

. >>> storm ranger mobile doppler radar shows that big plume of smoke that moved down today. we're tracking when this could actually clear out. the new update in eight minutes. >>> a little baby boy. it is a baby boy. he's being called a superstar. the split-second action by an east bay police officer that 15i6bd that newborn's life. >>> plus explosive force from an unexpected place, the front seat of a car. >> i'm consumer investigator chris ch mura. some drivers want their cars and even yours recalled immediately. we investigate next. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> this is the responsibility of doctors to speak out on behalf of their patients. >> the national rifle association may have met its match in san francisco doctor judy melenek. the forensic pathologist is leading the counterattack to an nra tweet telling doctors to stay in their lane in the debate over gun control. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us live in san francisco where he spoke to that doctor tonight. terry. >> reporter: yeah, dr. judy melenek performs autopsies and t

our firstk man were rangers. of course, the army was doing a work at the national parks and we eventually took over, but you thenever underestimate power of what the buffalo soldiers' legacy embodies. young loved wilberforce. he raised his family there. his wife, ada young loved wilberforce. so colonel young loved wilberforce. s wife, ada young, loved wilberforce. she was a member of a church so there was -- this was a second home to her. colonel young created band at on force city and moved different position but he could have lived anywhere in the country in harlem, in washington, d.c., because of who he was but he chose to stay in wilberforce. colonel hung in chose this home because of a woman named laura smith. laura smith was a previous owner of the home that colonel young owned and she operated in and around his house but it was when she owned the property that it was actually used as an underground railroad stop. so we have a trap door here in the home as well as some out buildings that we're looking at re

cubs and in this population, which is dwindling, that is why activists have been saying the forest rangers could have taken this and put it in a zoo rather than killing this tigress, and that is what has cost outrage. they also say the authorities who shot the tiger, they flouted all rules protecting they flouted all rules protecting the national tiger conservation authority. that is why they are saying the authorities should have been more cautious while handling this entire episode. so what is the problem here? has the tiger in crouched on human settlement or is it now the other way around? the human animal conflict is becoming a huge problem in india. the economy is growing, more people are occupying forest lands. with their habitat reducing, that puts people into co nta ct habitat reducing, that puts people into contact with animals. the figures say at least one person a day is killed in india because of elephants or tigers alone. this is leaving aside and other animals like leopards. that is the intensity of the problem in india. people living on the fringes of these natural reserves

this is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler ranger parked on san bruno mountain scanning the bay area. we can see the spotty showers that are already here and that head out. the roads wet as you showers just north of san francisc o

celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. lewis hamilton will start on pole position for the brazilian grand prix after producing a stellar lap to outpace the ferraris in sao paolo. he session wasn't without drama for the briton, though, as ben croucher explains. sao paulo and interlagos is literally translated as between the lakes but a different kind of water worrying the teams today. so which tyres to pick? they stay dry enough for the likes of lewis hamilton to get to the final part of qualifier. with all drivers on the track at the same time, they nearly tripped over each other. hamilton could get a penalty for this near miss. not so on the track as the ferraris put the time to beat, but has often has been the case, hamilton dragged his mercedes just fractions faster. the 100th mercedes pole position in formula 1. awesomejob! the job only half done. the next aim is to win for the first time ever after winning the title in the same season. that was a tough qualifying session. the weather going up and down and we did not k

we've already got storm ranger tracking this next storm system set to move in for next week. i'll have the details on that and what computer models are showing right now as far as how much rain we could see. that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> all right. we'll check back with you. thanks so much, kari. here's a live look from san francisco. can you make it out. this is from our tower on top of sutro tower. you can usually see for miles but not today. the air is so bad. cal state is shutting down all of its campuses in the bay area. pete seratos has been out in the area all day. >> that air quality continues to be an issue here in san francisco, and we're standing here at the field and behind me at the golden gate bridge you can barely make out some of the towers because of all the smoke coming in from the camp fire. we did go by in a van not too far from here within the pre-sidio, and you seem a lot of people, they are prepared with the masks. in fact, it's starting to feel like the norm around parts of the bay area, specifically right here in san francisco

rangers are in action against motherwell where its currently 6—1 to rangers. england‘s women have been beaten at home for the first time since phil neville took over as manager, losing 2—0 to sweden in rotherham. before the match captain steph houghton was honoured for winning her 100th cap. but the result didn‘t go the way she would have hoped. sofia jakobsson opening the scoring with this long range effort. and sweden doubled their lead before the break thanks to anna anvegard. england couldn‘t find a way back, so 2—0 the final result. england‘s rugby league team have plenty to do if they‘re to complete a series whitewash against new zealand. in the third and final test today. they‘re 22—0 down at elland road after four unanswered trys from the tourists. the second half is just under way there so england have a mountain to climb to come back. they are leaving the series 2—0 at the moment. it wasn‘t the fairytale end to his career that tony bellew hoped for. he was knocked out in the eight round of his world title fight last night at the

here is a look at what our storm ranger is tracking. we have a couple of showers pushing through concord, down through danville. we have dry spots in through richmond and vallejo. san francisco getting some light drizzle in through that area. look out through milpitamilpita a couple of showers. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> coming up, the surprising backlash after nfl star aaron rodgers makes a generous donation to california wildfire victims from his own family. >>> and hitting the road? listen up. how to prevent getting ripped off by thieves skimming your test, test, test, test test, test, test, test, test, test, test test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, ♪ do you want to take the path or the shortcut? not too fast. (vo) you do more than protect parks when you share the love. you protect our future. get a new subaru, like the all new forester, and charities like the national park foundation can receive two hundred and fifty dollars from subaru. (avo) get zero percent during the suba

elsewhere, rangers are up to second in the league after they beat livingston 3—0. they leap—frog hearts who had a bad day, losing 2—0 to st mirren who remain second from bottom. in the championship, a stoppage time equaliser saw rotherham snatch a point in the south yorkshire showdown with sheffied united. the millers twice had to come from behind with substitute jamie proctor denying the blades the top spot. all the results from the championship and the rest of the efl are on the bbc sport website and app. to spain next, where there was a shock result in la liga. real madrid beaten by eibar for the first time in history. and what a win — 3—0, putting an end to santiago solari's winning start as head coach. his first match since being given the job on a permanent basis. real stuck down in sixth in the league. still to come this evening — it's the final to end all finals. south america's version of the champions league — the copa libertadores. and an historic one at that. it's the second leg between boca juniors and river plate — the first time the two

ranger, and now she is being named one of glamour magazine's 2018 women of the year. soskin is a ranger at the rosie the riveter world war ii memorial in richmond, and that is where she shares her personal experiences about race and social change during the world war ii years and beyond. soskin is an oakland native. she now lives right there in richmond. congratulations. >> yeah, it's hard to believe that's already her legacy. she looks fantastic on the cover by the way. >> yep. >>> well, friends for life buzz of a life saved. today two women who previously did not know each other ran a half marathon in san francisco to raise awareness for kidney donations. nbc bay area's christie smith explains how they now have an unbreakable bond. >> reporter: at the finish line, hands up for a sweet victory and a new personal bond. >> i ran wit the woman who was yesterday a stranger and today a part of my family because she gave a kidney to my husband about 13 months ago. >> reporter: this is lisa emmett with her family, including husband neil. today she ran the golden gate half m

storm ranger is the only mobile doppler in the bay area. one of six in the country and scan is live when a lot of radars are two to five minutes behind. no rainfall tonight. but our next storm system is lining up just out here we think through 11:00 tonight also to midnight, wet weather off to the north. you are starting to see the rain in the morning. marin, napa. as we hit the afternoon tomorrow, everyone should be wet from this storm system and hang on to scattered showers by 10:00 p.m. on tuesday. once we hit wednesday, a next push of moisture would move in by 10:30 in the morning. extend extend extend extend extended for cast chance of rain. we do want to get a look here at the sierra. winter storm watch. we are looking at one to two feet of snow this week. we will talk more about the bay area totals this week coming up at 6:48. >>> taking you at amazon warehouse. today? it )s cyber monday... and it )s expected to be the biggest >>> okay. confess, did you buy something online today? is it is cyber monday and expected to be the biggest

ranger and is named one of glamour magazine 2018 women of the year. she is a ranger at a memorial in richmond where she shares her personal experiences about race and social change during the world war ii years and beyond. she is an oakland native who now lives in richmond. >> very cool. >>> still ahead, on the move again. the migrant caravan continues to slowly make its way towards the border. >>> first, president trump and former president obama make their final pitches as tuesday's election draws closer.super com. an up-close look at the bay area technology being used to protect the country (and.. fight cancer! plus: why some of kanye west )s local fans are (fed up! after spending big bucks at his shop. monday morning from 4:30 to 7. this is stonington, maine, a town where almost half the population is self-employed. lobster fisherman is the lifeblood of this town. by 2030, half of america may take after stonington, self-employed and without employer benefits. we haven't had any sort of benefit plans and we're trying to figure that out now. if i ha

rangers manager steven gerrard called for lifetime bans after his striker alfredo morelos was hit by a coin thrown from the crowd in their 2—0 win over st mirren in the scottish premiership. it comes just days after a coin struck the face of hibs boss neil lennon in the edinburgh derby. morelos hit rangers second goal in added time before being hit low by a coin thrown from the crowd... victory gave steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season. elsewhere, there was a convincing win for celtic, who close the gap on leaders hearts to a single point. victories also for hamilton, st johnstone and motherwell. there was a nail biter at twickenham as england held on for a 12 points to 11 win over south africa. in their first match of rugby union's autumn internationals. the springboks led until the final eight minutes. their first half try was the only one of the game, coming from winger sbu nkosi. the boot of owen farrell kept england close throughout but this penalty was the decisive one to give enland the lead for the first time in the match. the twickenham cro