nbc bay area responds, next. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> and with the help of jay gray, we've been following the major events as the country remembers former president george h.w. bush. >> and while the larger events are important, mike inouye has been taking in the details he's also found along the way. >> we always get to deliver the headlines, as jay has done for us, so we have seen more as we delve into some of the images. this is one of the pictures on nbc bay area of sully and the president's casket right there. his body in there. and at the bottom,

or get a hold of us at nbc bay area. back here at home we're taking a look out here in space and you can see the cloud cover here offshore. that's our next storm system that would be moving in. no rainfall here across the north bay. down to the south bay. dry as you can see on our storm ranger scan. but eventually tomorrow we do get that chance of wet weather moving in. i think we're dry for the commute. we have the clouds, temperatures in the 40s also here for the north bay. san francisco at 50 and the east bay at 47. no sunglasses for the morning commute. and really as we head through the day we're going to hold on to the cloud cover in the forecast. temps in the upper 50s and thro. right here across the east bacon cord at 58, fremont 6 o'. peninsula, 59 at redwood city. san francisco mid up toer 50s. 58 in sonoma. what about those rain chances? dry through the day then once we hit tomorrow night wole see that chance of scattered rain by 9:00 p.m. in the north bay. better bet to get? totals as it moves to the south bay

the bay area today. a lot of that rain activity remained off to the north. so let's focus in on our next weather change. and it has everything to do with the morning commute. thetur of fog. developing again. 's created from moisture that's left over from recent rains. temperatures drop, and it c condenses out the moisture, creates these tiny moisture droplets that we call cloud cover, but it happens near the surface. so it's ground fog. 5:00 in the morning we're down near ground visibility, possibly near oakland, san francisco, novato. you're seeing things drop in san jose. once we hit 7:00 in the morning, that's when visibilities could drop for the peninsula, also right there for the south bay. i think this will hold on through about 8:00, or 9:00 in the morning. then as we hit 11:00 tomorrow morning, we'll start see things clear out and that will bring sunshine. be prepared for the fog tomorrow morning. you'll be okay. add in extra time. take it slow in the commute. a cold 41 in the tri-valley. more 40

in the bay area. >> reporter: in regard to that service, they have not said at this point when it will come available in the bay area. reporting live, nbc bay area apple is expanding in a bay way to texas. apple announcing a billion dollar project. the new 133-acre campus to accommodate 5,000 employees with capacity for up to 15,000 employees all based there in austin. jobs range from engineers to call center agents. expanding in pittsburgh, new york, colorado and culver city. >>> a wide ranging groups of housing advocates working together. setting ten goals ranging from rent limits to tiny homes to building more housing near transits. the goal of putting all ten ideas into action. >> in the past, we have been victimized certain sectors, whether it has been corporations local governments or other parties. it is something result of one party and it is going to take all of us to be able to change this. >> not every bay area is embracing the plan. the mayor of los altoss to us she is concerned it will re

download our free nbc bay area app. you're going to get access to you will a these radars that jeff uses, so you'll know exactly when those storms will roll through your neighborhood. >>> in butte county today, three weeks after the deadly camp fire forced thousands from their homes, children returned to school for the first time. many of the school buildings were destroyed in the fire, so classrooms are in new locations across butte county, include beiat t chico mall. a lot of happy faces today, students happy to see each other. jodi? >> reporter: certainly lots of happy faces. we are inside the chico mall. the high school distribuct has been work round the clock to find temporary locations to open school. this is where paradise high cool wi -- school will be located for the time being. students were so thrilled to reunite with their classmates and teachers. for the first time in three weeks, children who have lost everything in the camp fire are getting back to something that's familiar. school. >> it's what will help

nbc bay area responds, next. hold telemundo 48 continue making noise for dissatisfied consumers. >>> all right, even though it's quiet around the >> chris is here with a look at recent successes in english and in spanish. >> just for english for me, though. we'll talk about the spanish cases. let me toot our own horn here first. together, nbc bay area responds and telemundo responde have returned $2,378,000 to viewers. we start with telemundo. consumer investigator helped segue yundo, who had mistakenly made a $725 app purchase while he was trying to get a refund but got absolutely nowhere. he contacted arlen and telemundo 38 and got his full $725 back. over at nbc bay area responds, we spoke up recently for amy in san francisco. she told us her food delivery service account was hacked and thieves had racked up 84 bucks, sending food to a hotel in minnesota. well, amy says she reported that hack, but the delivery company wasn't responding. so, we spoke up. amy almost immediately got her $84 back. maybe we can hel

range of 56 to 60 all over the bay area. upper 50s around san f a times up temperatures closer to the low 60s. notice here hour by hour tomorrow weak storm systems passing by to the north bringing us high clouds at times as we go through the week. notice this wind direction out of the north. that's going to continue to bring in the dry air which progressively speaking will set us up for a colder start to the day. friday morning, notice all of the valley areas by the weekend will see frosty areas. the only chance we could see some rain maybe on sunday. that system will likely fall apart. good odds right now all the way through christmas eve and now new year's day things are looking dry. the real headle san francisco, hhs in the mid-50s. morning temtubayside and valleyiday through sunday m could be in the low 30s, maybe upper 20s around the north bay. so frosty conditions. something to be watching heading toward next weekend. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up -- >> boy, she is the prettiest thing i've ever seen. >> he lost hi

been a lousy football season for the bay area. but we did find one team -- that )s shining bright. >>> well, for the most part, this has been a lousy football season for the bay area. but we did find one college shining bright. >> laney college in oakland. some people didn't know laney had a football team. >> opposite sides of the spectrum. the raiders are 2-10 right now. while john beam's squad here is 10-2. in more than 50 years in football, the eagles have never played this halate into the season. >> last year we made it to the first round of playoffs. this year we're going all the way. >> the eagles will try to finish off a dream season with a win over ventura college in southern california. >> it means the world to everybody. ta it's pinnacle. they're already winners. this age group, how many of them are dead, in jail, on the streets. they win every day when they show up to laney college to go to school. >> they don't see a lot of good things happening. when you get to do something like this and something positive going on, i

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5. >>> the mom stuck in egypt due to president trump's travel ban is in the bay area this morning to see her dying son. >> good morning everyone it is thursday december 20th. >> time check it is 5:00 as we check weather and traffic. a lot of fog out there this morning. it's like a winter wonderland. >> right. with that wet fog. yeah, we are looking at many locations dealing with dense fog as we start off the day. let's show you. a live look at our sales floor tower camera and this is looking north. you can't make out anything there because of that fog. 49 not just for concord. 46 for you at livermore. 52 in downtown san francisco and san jose coming in at 48. some locations really dealing with that dense fog. we're down to a quarter mile for you in san jose. a half mile for mountain view. zero visibility in oakland right now. three miles in pedaluma we're looking at 4 miles for fairfield. so many spots dealing with that thick fog. of as we head through the afternoon dry a

bay area this morning. into the beginning the new week with some scattered showers across the bay area this morning. into the afternoon shower activity will clear leading to an afternoon with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies and daytime highs peaking in the upper 50's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now ... 4-thousand mental health workers for kaiser permanente are starting a five-day strike. ( darya ) kron 4's sanaz tahernia is live in san francisco with the details. sanaz? i'm here outside of the kaiser permanente facility on geary where starting in just about an hour mental health employees will begin a 5-day long strike, in an attempt to call attention to what they say are unequal benefits and a critical staff shortage.vothis facility is just one of 21 facilities in northern california where protesters will be striking, with a total of nearly 4,000

but what about here in the bay area? a pilot program could be coming to contra costa countytty dangerous. >> reporter: dangerous or a great idea to battle bumper to bumper traffic on bay area highways? >> what if somebody's pulled over on the side of the road? eople about buses zooming along on the shoulder. >> in that lane there's not enough room for them to drive a bus there. >> reporter: contra costa transportation authority executive director randall awasaki says there are solutions to keep everyone safe. >> they've got technology embedded in the vehicle to make sure they can see ahead of them. >> reporter: iwasaki has been working with the california transportation association along with the valley transportation authority to bring what is called the bus on shoulder concept to the bay area. heavily congested areas like highway 87 through san jose. highway 101 along the peninsula. interstate 280 in san mateo county. and the bay bridge are a few of the areas being looked at. iwasaki has been working years. >> thesched

scott budman, bay area nbc news. >>> we have a new restaurant in the bay area with the celebrity owner. raiders running back marshawn lynch is now open for business. a restaurant in emeryville, renamed the food joint in honor of his best friend. sample good soul food. hoping to catch a glimpse of the football star. >> i want to support this and check it out. >> have some catfish. >> if you want to eat like a star, prepare the stuff yourself with wings, fish, oysters and pork chops. >> shake shack has opened its doors to customers at stanford'. the chefs here say they are tailoring their men use to the bay area. >> using a lot we are big fans of. we are using a special bun, a sweet potato bun on a san francisco only burger using grass fed beef. >> i like that. my mouth is watering. they are offering seasonal pies from pie dream bakery in fremont. we are in the stanford area on monday. we have to go to that new restaurant. it's not open yet, dad. >> let's go sunday afternoon after the lunch crowd dies down. >> i can meet you there. late -- no, baby is napping at that time. i feel like 5:

recognizing the bay area for assaults against bay area bus drivers. led by reporter vickie lynn, reports revealing alarming attacks on transit drivers. after our reporting, ac transit launched a safety campaign with protective shields f and lawmakers improved safety for drivers nationwide. dupont judges called the series hard-hitting and credited it for bringing the problem to light. this is the second consecutive year investigative unit has been honored with the dupont. >> congratulations. >>> ningightanketing much of th. it's hard to see in so many different spots out there. this is the bay bridge we're in kari has an update on that. and mike looking at crashes we might have in live prorreports from pleasanto well as san jose. >>> new at 6:45, a sharp spike in asylum seekers coming in to the u.s. new numbers this morning. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." you work hard for every dollar.o for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cos see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. heavy f

nbc bay area responds next. -boml club. >>> we continue to follow that breaking news force you in san francisco. bomb threats, we have now another bomb threat that we're hearing about. this one at the marine memorial club. this is on sutter street and mason in lower knob hill. i've seen video of people evacuating. that's one of three bomb threats that we have been hearing about since this midday. that one, according to another one there at sf fire credit unions as well as the san francisco jewish community center. there is heavy police presence around all of these areas there. there have been evacuated that we have heard from the marine memorial club as well as many police officers surrounding that area, so if you're around those locations be mindful that it may be hard to get around as many police officers are there trying to make sure that everyone is safe. we will continue to follow this story right here on our midday newscast. we'll also update on facebook as well as twitter. >> all right. nbc bay area respo

the stakes for us here in the bay area. plus: holiday shoppers face a tough choice: buying new or refurbished? our consumer team breaks down your best option. tomorrow from 4:30 to 7. e )s a first. >>> well, those go fund me accounts are set up for just about anything these days, but here's a first. or so we think. a go fund me account to raise money for president trump's border wall. the account was set up by a purple heart medal recipient and triple amputee. brian colsuch says right now his goal is to raise at least a billion dollars for the wall but he hopes to actually raise 2 billion. in just a few days the account has raised more than $2 million from nearly 40,000 donors. >>> police across the bay area are cracking down on package theft. antioch police have been out in force patrolling neighborhoods looking for those porch pirates. on monday a success story. police arrested a suspect after a vigilant neighbor spotted the man stealing a package from a nearby porch. thanks to a great description from the witness police

garvin thomas, "nbc bay area news." >> that made me bay area proud. >> definitely. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," be "nbc bay area responds." >> merry christmas. now go shopping again. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll explain why a trip to the mall sooner rather than later might save you some gift card hea heartache. "nbc bay area responds," next. fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. >>> and good morning on this christmas tuesday for you. >> totally -- >> a lot of people stay at home but hopefully you're watching here on "today in the bay." of course the golden gate bridge there. 4:55 right now. >> i don't know if i'm laughing or weeping because we're the only people awake right now. >> hopefully not. >> yes. >>> a lot of people up opening gifts and this year the thin piece of plastic that requires your immediate attention. >> we're talking about gift

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. what investigators found about a mailbox taken out of the ground. >>> talk about bad timing. the reason there's not enough crab to go around this christmas. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm tracking another chance of rain ahead, and i'll let you know why we may have flooding problems near the coast. my forecast in about six minutes. it . >>> a cluster of mailboxes taken right out of the ground in the south bay are back. here's a look at the mailbox in san jose. the postal service put it back up this morning. deputies say thieves ditched it near a rail station. they found it while patrolling the area. we first brought you the story yesterday. home surveillance video shows a truck pulling up to a group of mailboxes in an upscale neighborhood and boom, the truck drives away with the entire box of mailboxes in the back. neighbors say there wasn't much in there but holiday cards and letters. no word on whether any mail was missing when it was put back into the ground. >>> a fi

grant with nbc sports bay area is next. a drink with friends can turn into two, and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. a drink with friends can turn into two, and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. snoo merry christmas. when lebron james signed with the lakers in the offseason, it added juice to the already heated warriors-lakers rivalry. we had to wait until game 35 of the season, but we finally got the best gift of the nba season. lebron and the new lakers finally taking on the warriors. fourth straight christmas. dofz taking on lebron. third quarter. l.a. you were 14. james loses the handle and falls to the ground. grim yass on the floor. lebron says i felt a pop. he would leave the game and not return. stephan curry on

it was a good weekend for bay area football. we have highlights from the raiders and the niners. ( darya ) and next... a look at the firefighter and elf who took to the streets for some fun in the snow.. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) ( ♪ ) dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. tina: i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms. if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop

it's a gro all p across the bay area. but in this case as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez shows us, what's inside that box is irreplaceable. >> think of our family and what you just took from us. how would you feel if that happened to you? >> reporter: that's the message jennifer nicholson wants package thieves to hear. a box filled with holiday gifts sent from her airman brother stationed overseas was swiped from her solano county front porch on saturday. it contained decorative plates from morocco for their mother. but it's the gift for her uncle that mattered most. a flag from one of her brother's combat missions. >> uncle howard is dying from brain cancer. and -- the special flag has flown over syria in a and so it's just -- it's the most important thing to me right now. is the flag for my uncle. >> it makes me sick to my stomach that something like that would happen. >> reporter: police say the number of package thefts has skyrocketed in the bay area with the growth of online shopping. and the bad guys are getting bold

lawrence karnow: showers are falling across the bay area falling across the bay area keeping things on and off wet. on the doppler you can see the showers popping up around the bay area now. most of it is light rain but it will continue tonight and into tomorrow. on the satellite you can see a much bigger storm off the coast. it will bring heavy rain and gusty winds on sunday afternoon. there's also the chance of thunderstorms. highs will be in the 50s and 60s tomorrow and cooler on sunday. the weather pattern looks partly cloudy but mostly dry next week. (vicki) you to the big launch of "resiliance ipa..." the beer brewed especially for the victims of the butte county fire. survivors of california's deadly and destructive camp fire are getting another helping hand. this boost - from a beer and fans of it.(grant)yeah we've told you about this before... it's called resilience ipa... it's from the founder of sierra nevada brewery. all proceeds to go to the wildfire victims.... and it's out now. reporter trevor fay was at the release party. this was the scene at the sierra nevada brewery

also download our nbc bay area app. you'll get alerts to your smartphone as we report them. >>> we have breaking news now, just as ruth bader ginsburg ynd we underwent surgery. there is no evidence of any remaining disease. the two nodules were discovered during tests after she fell last month. the supreme court says justice ginsburg is resting comfortably and is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days. >>> the rain is coming down on parts of the bay area. check out this video we shot in san francisco earlier this morning. people still running in the rain. make sure to bring your umbrella if you're headed outside. >>> it's going to be raining off and on all day today and a bigger storm will be here this weekend. >> a live look at our doppler radar there. stormrang stormranger scanning the skies and rain still over the bay area. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the storm for us. kari, how is it looking? >> the rain is light and spotty. this really doesn't keep you inside. it's just enough to where as y

we head to a bay area mall ... to break down what you need to do to keep safe as you finish up your holiday shopping. ( darya ) and some hygiene products could be putting young girls at risk. we'll have the details. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) overturn crash in fremont eb 84 before 880 blocks two lanes. wb 84 after palomares rda all lanes closed to cleare an accident involving a dump truck. nb 680 at andrade accident blocking slow from varags and growing. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the oakland maze.toll to 101 ( james ) for your health this morning ... common chemicals found in toothpaste, shampoo and other personal care products may be linked to early puberty. and that exposure can come even before the children are born. that is according to a new study by a team of u-c berkeley researchers. doctors say the concern is that early puberty can lead to reproductive cancers behavioral problems and mental health problems. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4

>>> now at 11:00, a veteran bay area police officer behind bars for bank robbery, and that's not all. investigators say this cop was a one man crime wave. >>> a bombshell twist in the murder of a bay area chef. prosecutors say his lover hired a hit man to kill him so she could cash in. >> but first wet weather is moving through the ba as tens of thousands of people head out. >> today and tomorrow projected to be the busiest day >> the highways and airports have been busy all day long. this is our camera in dublin. check out 580. it's dry, but still traffic in both directions. meanwhile traffic on the san mateo bridge has thinned out the last our or so, but bay area highways are expected to be packed with holiday travelers come tomorrow. as for the airports, large numbers of travelers reported tonight at sfo and the south bay at san jose. and here's a live look in front of oakland international airport. there's still people arriving there and departing even this late at night. we'll have a live report there in just a moment. >>> but check out the situation at lax. this is a live pictur

facilities across the bay area. and on the right teachers are striking today at oakland high school. they are expected to start picketing in about 30 minutes from now. (darya) we will have live reports from both strikes coming up in just a minute. (james) but first lets start with a check of weather and traffic... beginning the new week with some scattered sher the bay area this morning. into the afternoon shower activity will clear leading to an afternoon with partly cloudy to mostly sunny daytime the beginning the new week with some scattered showers across the bay area this morning. into the afternoon shower activity will clear leading to an afternoon with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies and daytime highs peaking in the upper 50's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min ( james ) happening maze to sf. min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now ... 4-thousand mental health workers for kaiser permanente are starting a five-day strike. ( darya ) kron 4's sanaz tahernia is live in san fran

christmas eve brought a good soaking to the bay area. we'll show you some of the trouble spots and let you know if more rain is in store. >> how much time? >> yeah. call it operation at the salvation army kitchen in san francisco. i'll have all the details coming up. >> and keeping our eye on the bay this time at the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that. we love that. all the cars cruising right through. no traffic out there at this hour. it's 50 degrees at the bay bridge. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> decades after a quadruple murder that horrified people across the bay area governor brown wants to make sure the right person is behind bars. good morning thanks for joining us this morning it is tuesday december 25th i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec. merry christmas. thanks for starting with off with us. michelle is off this morning enjoying some time around the tree with her kids. i know a lot of people with kids probably got up very early this morning. >> that's right. and santa's getting up early

you can down load our free nbc bay area app. it comes with a forecast tailor made for your neighborhood. >>> and then a long-time oakland resident deported to mexico late last year back home tonight. nbc bay area's sergio with her children this evening. >> she was ordered to leave the countr bht she returned, walked through immigration and customs enforcement with a brand-new work permit and big hugs from her children. one of her daughters walked through the international terminal with a welcome home sign, and maria mendoza sanchez held flowers and posed for pictures. for now she won the fight to return to the bay area. >> i am home, back to work. >> her daughter had to take over the household when her and her husband were depertd oorted oute country. >> she took care of me, and i was going to make sure i took care of her children while she was not here. >> all my celebrating with their families and i couldn't see my parents in e >> sanchez has been a long-time nurse and her coworkers organized rallies of support after her work

bay area homicide. a killer's sister is trying to get him out of prison early. the victim's mother is outraged. >> primarily because the sister is asking for mercy is the mayor of san francisco. investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken has the story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: sandra mcneill's daughter was killed 18 years ago by the mayor's brother. it was a notorious case. a young mother pushed out of a car into golden gate bridge traffic. now mcneill says she's outraged that mayor london breed could be trying to use her position to free her brother some 15 years early with this letter to the governor. >> she's the mayor so she has got a little power so she thinks she can get her brother out. >> reporter: veteran prosecutor turned defense attorney chuck smith says the letter raises all sorts of ethical questions. >> the timing of it obviously, is troublesome. she could have written this letter six months ago when she wasn't mayor. and she didn't. the governorhave had a difficult dece

i'm chris camora, nbc bay area responds, next. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. anywhere in the world, went up >>> happy hanukkah to everyone. the first giant public menorah anywhere in the world went up in san francisco's union square in 1975. now, four decades later, the tradition continues. the project and shabat of san francisco have handled this lighting in union square for 40 years now. bill graham who helped launch the project was a holocaust survivor. >>> nbc bay area responds to a cupertino man who says he paid too much for a new phone plan. >> he says the carrier charged

enjoy it across the bay area. and starting off the day with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies depending on where you are. so concord oakland, downtown san francisco at 49. 48 in livermore. 50 in san jose and santa rosa at 40 degrees this morning. so high def doppler just to show you things have really wrapped up. the showers are now out of heref your christmas morning here. we are also tracking the wind. still breezy out there. check out san jose. north northwest wind sustained at 40 miles per hour. redwood city fremont, hayward 11 miles -- miles per hour winds in downtown san francisco looking at 10 in antioche and 8 for san rafael. so your weather headlines. showers are now moving out of here and at christmas day afternoon forecast dry, sunny and breezy conditions and we will stay dry through the week. so here is the satellite and radar view. the area of low pressure that dropped that strong cold front continues to push off to the east. and we're talking about this ridge of high pressure that will build in for

that's good nrainfall across the bay area. this does not look as strong as the system last week, but it's going to get a little slick over the next few hours. if you're doing anything, picking the kids up from day care, whatever, be careful for some of these slick spots. high-definition view, a gorgeous shot tonight with the clouds moving in. it looks like december, right? 53 degrees. we'll hold on with temperatures in the low 50s, and the chance here of some reain all the way into midnight. i want to get another perspective of what we're dealing with with this system. it is different from all the other storms we normally see across california. 99% move off to the east. this one's moving off to the south. the strongest part of the storm system is out here in the pacific. we're going to continue to see rain bands spiral up into tomorrow bringing the chance of rainfall. let's get a closer look at storm ranger. you can see everything is filling in from the south with the rain bands pushing in. it's been light to moderate so far.

for tomorrow morning in the bay area. >> the areas impacted with mostly the east and north bay. joe vazquez is out in walnut creek where the temperatures are set to fall like a set of car keys. joe? >> reporter: yes, it's the first week of december and it's beginning to feel a lot like christmas. we met some nice folks tonight who showed us how people around here take these freeze warnings in stride. we ran into guy and patty buying christmas trees in walnut creek. are they prepared for tonight. it's supposed to freeze overnight. what does that mean to inhome, a fire. maybe a cup of tea. >> covering our lemon plant. >> yes, protecting that. >> reporter: they invited us back to their home in concord. guy says the lemon plant is going on three generations in his family and won't die on his watch. >> we're only getting down to 32 degrees, so we should be fine. if it gets real cold like 25 degrees, then i'll start to worry. >> come on. >> reporter: as for that fire, the dogs will get a front row sleep. >> good boy. >> reporter: the national weather service is advising bringing your

bush came here to the bay area after the 1989 earthquake and he helped the bay area get critic help. nbc bay area christie smith joins us live after speaking with the city's mayor at the time about that presidential visit. christie? >> reporter: that is right. former mayor art agnos met the president in the days after the earthquake when he came here to san francisco. he described him as sympathetic and congenial when the city was facing the worst of circumstances and it is a meeting he won't forget. >> we flew all over san francisco, while i pointed out the various parts of the city that were badly damaged. >> reporter: former mayor art agnos recalls his time with george h.w. bush, surveying the devastation by air and walking in san francisco after the earthquake struck in 1989. >> he wanted to know the specifics, the details, and was genuinely interested. he didn't just want highlights. >> a picture from that day in the show -- the shadows of the golden gate. >> there is nancy pelosi and then willie brown was the speaker. >> reporter: he said bush heard from first responders and po

>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> it's saturday, december 1st. good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm chris nice. process let's look at the accuweather forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >>> good morning to you. hi, everyone. it's raining in the bay area. that's why we have the one on the impact scale throughout the day. the heaviest rain coming down in the morning. shifting to the north bay. looking at light to moderate showers north of the golden gate and east bay. a third of an inches and snow levels at 4,500 feets. thunderstorms to north and snow in the sierra. you can see 580 in wetward heavier rain. bennisha and vallejo. showers. petement, highway 13 looking at good rain. further south, hayward and union city, you are waking up to rain drops as well as 880 and back west not so much in the city but along the coast highway 1 pacifica. and sunnyvale santa clara and san jose scattered light rain showers down to scott's valle

the bay area bunld willidling u tonight. a freeze warning is in effect. >> a live look over the toll plaza. rain right around the corner. we're here to explain it all. >> that's right, as you know, we don't have much cloud cover. we don't have that blanket to keep those temperatures warm. since we're experiencing the clear skies, we're track ag very cold overnight. the temperatures still okay. in the 40s and 50s. 40 degrees in santa rosa. we still have a couple of 50s in through hayward. as we head into the overnight hours, that's going to change in the temperatures are going to drop. that is why there is a freeze warning in effect. even in through the east bay as well. we're talking about areas of fachy frost. it's time to bring in all of your pets, especially if you sleep overnight. also check your plants, protect those yushgs pipes and, of course, your neighbors. check on the eld irly neighbors. as far as the dipping temperatures, this is how cold we're expected to get. we're talking 20s in napa. 29 degrees, 32 degrees in

you can see nbc bay area sky ranger up above. police say after he got away, he carjacked a motorist driving a toyota rav4. here's the information on that car. it's a toy oat it that rav4 with license plate of 6stz502. mendoza was sentenced to five years in prison in 2017 after being convicted of carjacks in los angeles county. he arrived in san quentin in april. >>> developing right now, the manhunt is continuing and intensifying for the suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer in the central valley just south of modesto. fear and sadness is spreading across that small town of newman where this tragedy is unfolding. this is a live look outside the police station where bob redell has been reporting the memorial there is growing in honor of officer ronil singh. he was married and just became a father five months ago. the gray dodge pickup truck they believe the suspected gunman was driving was hauled away from a nearby mobile home park. officer singh made a traffic stop around 1:00 in the morning yesterday. then mom

to hit the bay area. strong winds will affect most of the bay area, along with the wind, temperatures are expected to plunge as people head out to celebrate the new year, last day of the year here, last monday, too. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington getting the new year off to an early start, he's off this morning, as is kari but we have vianey double dipping. >> we have traffic and weather, i've got you covered. so far we're under a microclimate weather alert and here is the reason why. wind advisory is in effect for the hills above 1,000 feet and solano county. the gusts are expected to be upwards of 60 plus miles per hour, hills sustained winds of 25 to 35 miles per hour and that's also going to play a role in the windchill factor. as you head out the door, it's 42 degrees for santa rosa, 45 for san francisco, 44 for san jose, and 40 degrees for mountain view, but when the windchill factor plays a role in it, that makes our temperatures

air -- bay area bridges . there is talk of asking for even more money. >>> we traffic tting up toll plaza of the bay bridge. it looks okay but there is crowding in some lanes and fog is an issue for some driver. we are tracking dense fog floating around but showers will be knocking on our doors. >>> good morning. welcome back. this morning. don't have to e rain coming the worry about raindrops yet. therclouds and fog tracking to the north. low visibility around the bay area. numbers could be down to hello a quarter of a mile. dense fog is around the day. conquered with the report we did a few minutes ago, they have a quarter of a mile and they have improved to three quarters of a mile. the numbers are changing quite a bit. you could see sfo observation with 8 miles right now and that could change over the next way of green showing up but we are tracking clouds in the afternoon. the current numbers are in the 40s and 50s in san jose. there is l

a lot of rain across the bay area. and mike inouye will be watching the roads. according to a new nbc news -- >>> new numbers are giving us an idea that americans think the president is honest. according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll, the majority of americans now believe the president is not telling the truth when it comes midst of several key developments in the special counsel's investigation. also tonight, the president is firing off a critique of former lawyer michael cohen on twitter. nbc's kelly o'donnell has the story. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: as holiday hosts, the president looks beyond the lomming k. >> we're going to have an incredible year for the country. >> reporter: but his spirit soured today on twitter, labeling his former personal lawyer, convicted felon and cooperating witness michael cohen a rat with a capital r. as trump's current attorney, rudy giuliani hit the airwaves, trying to discredit cohen. >> you've got a serial liar who tapes his own client and lied about it and decei

yes for less. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >> time now 6:29 i'm melissa cane. >> and good morning everyone i'm devon feely. >> dvenlt a nice start to the weekend but it's going to be on the cool side and you'll notice we are seeing a bit of a change from this time yesterday. no rain today but as we modify on into this week we are going to see more showers heading our way. here's a look at those rainfall totals. we saw 2/10". 1/4" for oakland yesterday. over 1/2" in napa and over 1/2" in santa rosa. future cast showing a drive increasing cloud cover on the latter half of the day heading into monday. we'll see even more cloud cover as the next round of rain moves in monday night into tuesday. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. your full forecast timing out that rain. still ahead over to you guys. >>> it's been a busy morning in oakland as police and crowds gather for a side show. >> this video posted on snapchat overnight was shot near the bart station. this was all around a stretch of interstate 880. we a

the fog still hanging around the bay area. a dangerous commute this morning with drivers only being able to see a few yards ahead of them. >>> right now at 11:00, a dangerous commute this morning with so many drivers on the road only able to see a few yards ahead of them. i'm marcus washington r. >> i'm laura garcia. we brought you live coverage of the fog earlier on "today in the bay." let's see what the conditions are like right now. looking at san francisco, oakland, fremont and the bay bridge. you can see some clearing there. at least at the bay bridge. >> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what it's like right now and our next chance for rain. >> we're still seeing the patches of fog out there in parts of the bay area. this is a look in soma and san francisco. and then as we head over across the bay to emeryville, it's clear here, but oakland still has low clouds and fog. so we're going to continue to see the drifts of the fog rolling by, but gradually clearing out with some sunshine. this is a look at tiburon as t

all around the bay area. and then a more significant and also a heavier storm system moving in between sunday that could also linger into christmas eve. so put that in, those last-minute christmas eve travel plans. a busy travel weekend. and we're going to see active weather patterns moving in. so i'll keep an eye on that and also provide more updates and have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up in a few minutes. laura and marcus? >> thanks, kari. >>> we have a change to our lineup tonight. at 7:00, watch "access hollywood" and then at 7:30, a new show, "california live" taking us inside the golden globes and then the "voice" finale. >>> time is running out if you need the last-minute gift shipped. when you need to have all of the orders in to make sure they arrive in time. >>> but first, happening now, republican congresswoman martha mcsally will fill the senate seat held by john mccain. mcsally was a combat fighter pilot. she will serve until 2020 when the seat would be open again for a mand

a >>> rain is returning to parts of the bay area. you can see our satellite radar light ip with a lot of green. >> the question is when is it going to arrive here and what is it going to bakt the holiday plans? chief meteorologist jeff joins us now with what's happening now and what we can expect as the week approaches. jeff. >> and it looks like some scattered showers right now developing across the bay area. we haven't seen too many totals. only trace amounts to about 500ths offen inch. we have more showers on the way to santa rosa. we're seeing some wet weather, though, in the peninsula near belmont. light spotty rainfall. that's moving off to the north by 11:47. also, getting here into dublin in the next 30 minutes. also, right in pleasanton and livermore. we're tracking this rain for the overnight hours, and even a chance tomorrow morning during the commute. we'll let you know when this kicks out of here, and a second chance just before christmas. that's coming up in about 15 minutes. >> okay. thank you, jeff. we'll see you then

a number of tech companies are opening outside the bay area. jack dorsey told congress he's making a concerted effort to move some tasks out of the bay area because of cost. president trump says he would be willing to step in in the case of the huawei executive arrested under suspicion of selling american technology to iran. the arrest threatens to upset trade talks between china and the united states but it would be highly unusual for a president to jump spew a justice department case. after zte got in trouble for the same thing, president trump tweeted he was worried the sanctions against the company might hurt chinese jobs. >>> you're hearing a russian newscaster. they were excited about new robot technology. made in russia. look at how life-like it is. apparently the newscasters didn't get the memo. the robot was just a guy in a robot suit at an event for children. it was never trying to fool anybody into thinking it was a real robot but the newscasters never got the memo or misinterpreted. the reason it's so life like because there's a dud

tonight bay area malls are packed. we are live at west field valley fair with mary ann, the mad dash to buy the gifts. >> reporter: it's a parking zoo out here. i'll tell you that. it's next to impossible to find a parking spot here at the mall. in fact, that's why a lot of people are parking here in the neighborhood and then walking for blocks just to get here. others are using valet service and still others are having uber or lyft just drop them off. now, with just three days left to get your christmas shopping done, valley fair is beyond bustling and many admit they have once again waited until the last minute. >> i am a massive procrastinator. i thought if i brought my son, it would make me go faster. that was a bad idea. but i'm here. hopefully it's going to work out. >> reporter: we're going to go to nordstroms. we're going to get candy, drop it off at the car. that's in valet. and then we're going to head across the street. >> reporter: a lot of people say they have a strategy to save time. they order the items

he's now at a bay area hospital getting treatment. not only for any gunshot wounds by that police officer, but also for self-inflicted wounds. when this all started, it was about 8:45 this morning, and police were called out to this home, just down the street here on lincoln avenue and redwood city, because that man was having some sort of mental breakdown. he was slashing himself at his wrist, trying to cut his own throat. he went outside into the backyard and was continuing to harm himself. the family called officers out, because they didn't know what to do. officers here -- we just talked with the chief of police for the redwood city police department and he said the first two officers who arrived, they did have mental crisis training and so they knew what they were getting into, and they knew they did have some skills to deal with that. at that point, that man had gone around the side of the house, and there was some sort of confrontation or alter occasica with the police officers and one police officer not only fired his service

and rainfall totals around the bay area. just download the kron-4 mobile app (pam) a big story tonight. p-g&-e falsified safety documents in the wake of the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion... that's what regulators now say. the california public utilities commission made the announcement today. its investigation found p-g&-e lackedsufficient staffing to fulfill all requests to find and mark natural gas pipelines ... between 2012 and 2017. and regulators say ... because of that staffing shortage ... supervisors and locators at p-g&-e were pressured to complete the work ... leading them to falsfy data over a five-year period. a judge fined the utility 3- million dollars after it was convicted of six felony charges ... for failing to properly maintain the pipeline that exploded in 2010 ... 8 people were killed. later in the newscast .. details on p-g-and-e's efforts to raise customer utility rates .. in order to pay the cost of the companys' wildfire safety projects. (pam) a ring of shoplifters ... all women ... targeting maj

cloud cover increasing throughout the entire bay area. once we hit 9:00 at night, showers begin to approach the north bay. we could have a little activity right near stroiz. n santa rosa. right now we're thinking about a quarter of an inch. we dry out tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and maybe another chance of rain on friday. temperatures will stay cool inland as well with a mix of 50s and 60s. this is good news. we could use more rainfall. it's been active the past four to six weeks, but we're still averaging about 75% to 85% of normal for that rainfall. so a few more systems do us good. >> thanks, jeff. >>> a sound that's out of this world. nasa, for the first time capturing the wind blowin' on mars. we're actually going to let you hear it. we've got the recording, next. t it >>> well, the sonsound is litert of this world. for the first time, we're hearing what the breeze sounds like on mars. that's the sound of the wind blowing against the solar panels of the nasa lander insight. it touched down on the red planet last week. the wind hitt

and rainfall totals around the bay area. just download the kron-4 mobile app ((pam/ots)) fremont police are still looking for the suspects in a shooting that killed 17-year old damini chadly ... meanwhile, the victim's father talked with kron 4's gabe slate... about a new non- profit organization he has started .. to memorialize his son. sound from kareem chadley - father of damani chadley he was very loving, very confident, very into music, he was full of life, he was my only son, my world. "kareem chadley is damani chadley's dad, who was shot to death while driving on the 34000 block of torrington court in fremont on tuesday december 4th around 11pm. there have been no arrests or suspects announced yet by police, the investigation into this shooting is ongoing. sound from kareem chadley - father of damani chadley i won't be happy again, nothing will be the same again, i want to help a problem that affects so many dads"while waiting for answers about damani's death, his dad, kareem has launched the website dads evoking chan

a civil rights law that has roots here in the bay area. ka katie utehs is live with this story. >> reporter: many of those accommodations you can see, like wheelchair ramps and much of advocacy work started with ed roberts, a polio survivor who worked for accommodations at schools so he could attend. now, that eventually led to the ada, a life-changing law that helps many americans. >> i can't even imagine what our life would be like. >> reporter: julia's son, benjamin, has a severe seizure disorder. >> every door is open to him, because of the ada. i get kind of emotional thinking about it. >> reporter: that door openinged a slow -- started in the bay area. >> prior to the ada, there wasn't a far reaching law that said people with disabilities had a right to access to public accommodations, to the workplace. >> reporter: arlene mayerson, co-founded the disability rights education and defense fund. the organization then worked with president bush's administration. >> so it was because of president bush's leadership that his administration