live in the newsroom, roz slater, nbc bay area news. >>> a fishing trip gone wrong. the dramatic situation at the half moon bay coast after a boat capsizes. >>> working hard to transport deer done station into a world-class transit hub, what the station could look like. >>> sunset views around the bay area as seen from emeryville. we'll let you know about the weekend forecast and when rain could make a comeback. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in milpitas. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here. i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in milpitas, off the 880 freeway on north mccarthy blvd. >>> new details about that deadly shooting at a santa clarita high honforcement sourc tell nbc news that the gun the shooter used appears to have be

live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> our other top story, thousands of people still out of their homes an on halloween night of all things because of that wildfire burning in sonoma county. >> firefighters are making great success on the kincaid fire even though many are still evacuated. they have prevented the fire from spreading, keeping it just under 77,000 acres. containment doubled from yesterday, now 60% contained. cal fire is getting better numbers on what exactly burned, which now includes 141 homes. >> cal fire lifted more of those mandatory evacuation orders. here's a look at the latest evacuation map. people who live inical stow f cn go home. but those closest to the fire have to remain evacuated. >> what's being done to make halloween as normal as possible for families still out of their homes? >> reporter: school is canceled for the rest of the week in santa rosa as many families had to evacuate because of the kincaid fire. we'll show you what's happening. the school district hosted a halloween trick or treating night so kids could still dress up and com

reporting live in orinda, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> two former twitter employees are charged with spying for saudi arabia. by providing the kingdom with personal information about saudi corrects. federal prescriptions say they were convinced who accessed the private data as users perceived as being enemies of the crown. both left in 2013. a third man in saudi arabia is also charged. twitter said it has tools in place to protect privacy. >>> last night the election, tonight the drama. the race for san francisco district attorney is still too close to call. about 2,000 votes now separate the top two candidates. they are interim district attorney susie lostus and chessa boudin. and there is a 51% to 49% edge. and now a viral video showing a supervisor leading a chant at boudin's election night party. ali wolf joins us from city hall with the details. >> reporter: well, raj, this was a tight and contentious race for san francisco district attorney and as the votes are still being counted here at city hall, there are tension now between the head of the san francisco po

," "nbc bay area responds." >> did you ever check the taxes on your phone bill? one woman did and found she was paying taxes for a city she left a decade earlier. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds" next. >>> but first happening now, exciting news for animal lovers and conservationists, a rare tiny deer-like species thought to have been extinct has been found, after almost 30 years. global wildwife conservation says cameras spotted the vietnamese mouse deer in a forest in southern vietnam. the mammal, which is the size of a rabbit, appears to walk on the tips of its hooves. the species was last seen in 1990, making it one of the rarest animals in the world. amazing there. little baby deer. a lot more coming up. it's 4:54 right now. with every meal, there's a dish. but what happens to all that grease? it flows into your dishwasher, gumming up its performance. add finish dishwasher cleaner with your detergent to help dissolve this grease so you're ready for your next meal. finish dishwasher cleaner clean dishwasher. clean dishes. >>> 4:5

mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> it's the beginning of a long process for so many. this is one of the most memorable images of the kinca. the burning of the soda rock winery. the 150-year-old tasting room burned to the ground. the owners opened a pop-up tasting room in an old barn right there on that same property. they are not sure if they will rebuild the original tasting room. >>> a cvs on the peninsula is putting a limit on student shoppers. the new changes coming to the store after we aired our story. >>> two rival teams come together to make a water boy's dream come true. he got to play in the game. it's part of our bay area proud series. >>> smoggy skies. we saw it today. right now, moderate air quality. i will show you what changes this in our weather forecast to clear the air out. an updated rain chance in eight minutes. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical a

coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> we're talking about black friday hang-ups to help you avoid the same headaches. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first happening now if you want to make sure your thanksgiving feast doesn't go up in smoke, butterball has your back. the company's turkey hotline is now open. operators are standing by to help answer all of your burning questions. about preparing and cooking your thanksgiving bird. you can call 1-800-butterball or text 844877346. the line is open now through christmas eve. this, is why we no longer have to worry flushing too much toilet paper, will back up our system. but dad, rid-x contains billions of enzymes proven to break down even paper to keep your whole septic system healthy. for paper, grease or waste breakdown. use rid-x. >>> welcome back. nbc bay area responds to lots of holiday shopping complaints this time of year. >> consumer investigator chris chmura here to help you avoid some of the potential pitfalls when you're buying gifts this weekend. >>> good morni

," "nbc bay area responds." >> 'tis the season for giving but where is your money going? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. >>> but first, happening now, a collapsed drain is causing more than traffic delays along a california freeway and a problem if you're headed to palm springs. a mudslide is adding to traffic backups on the 10 in the redlands. video shows the collapsed portion of the road, shows the damage done along with a massive traffic backup. cal trans crews are repairing the damaged freeway. no word yet how long it will take to repair it. we'll be back after this. - [host] introducing the drinkworks home bar by keurig, designed to deliver bar-quality cocktails freshly made at the push drinkworkof a button.y keurig, drinkworks solves the challenge of making complex cocktails in your home. the drink maker uses drinkworks pods, with real ingredients and natural flavors, for perfectly balanced cocktails every time. with over two dozen drinks to choose from, there's something for everyone. no bottles, no measuring, no mess. pick you

we're also pushing out results through our free nbc bay area app. >>> while you were sleeping, council members have agreed to ban short term rentals. the vote came after a long night of debate where dozens spoke. this follows the house party shooting that left five people dead. this home was listed on airbnb. last night people had a lot to say, many calling short term rentals more trouble than it is worth. >> i think just having more regulation isn't going to work unless there is real rigid forcement. >> just ban them all. the chief doesn't have enough police officers to deal with this. >> after the meeting council members approved the emergency ordinance. it will be debated again and then voted on a second time, that is scheduled for two week from now. bob redell will have a live. >> reporter: report in the next hour. >>> shorauthorities in concord trying to figure out if the same person is behind the string of suspicious fires around new hall park. the latest happened yesterday afternoon near a condo complex on bellaire drive. they are earn is all are arson. >> the simple fact of hav

let's begin with nbc bay area's sergio quintana. sergio. >> reporter: there is a memorial here in downtown orinda that has been growing throughout the day. there are a lot of people in this town that are shocked about what happened halloween night. family and friends of the victims, well, they're still trying to come to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >>> one of the first victims to be identified in the halloween night shooting was 24-year-old omar taylor, jr. his father omar senior says he got a startling call that night. his son was at the party dee jaying. he had been shot. >> that's all i can really just two hours doing, try to hurry at the scen area hospital where he learned son did not survive. he was pursuing his dream of being a dee jay the last few years. >> he loved bringing people together, dee jaying, making the party move. that was his thing, man. >> reporter: his son's death affected the whole family including his second oldest son omari. he showed up to school at clayton valley junior high. >> he was crying p

look at the logo, that's nbc bay area's logo, so one of the team members, the team is called nbc bay area wazers. we say thank you for being a part of that community. back to you. >> thanks, mike. it is 6:52 right now. >>> happening now, exciting news for animal lovers and conservationi conservationists. a tiny deer-like species thought to be extinct has been found after 30 years. take a look at it. global wildlife conservation says cameras spotted the vietnamese mouse deer in a forest in southern vietnam. the mammal, which is the size of a rabbit, looks like a i had know deer. it appears to walk on the tips of its hooves. the species was last seen in 1990, making it one of the rarest animals in the world. >> i could just hold it in the palm of my hand. >>> next here we've got a lot more for you, a quick look at top stories including the fate of millions of dreamers is on the line as the supreme court takes up the controversial daca case. next hear from the people impacted. >>> plus -- >> the first real competitor at a global scale netflix has had in a long time. >> another option at

nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us. and we talked about this during "today in the bay" and how does this factor into what is happening now? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. police say the officer was off-duty officer with richmond so not with their department but a woman near the scene say this may have started with an argument over a parking spot. >> well when i heard the gunshots, i came running out because my husband and daughter were here. >> reporter: less than 24 hours ago kim lynch was running across the street to the scene at a shooting at a gas station in vallejo and saw a man standing with a gun and another man laying lifeless on the ground. >> and i said who are you and he said i'm an officer and he showed me a badge on his belt so i said okay. >> reporter: an off dufty officer was involved and the other man was pronounced dead on the scene from gunshot wounds and since identified as vallejo native eric reason. they have not disclosed what led to the shooting but the wife of the off-duty officer told

. >> nbc bay area plans to carry the hearings when they get under way which is slated to begin around 7:00 a.m. coming up in our next half hour, "today in the bay's" jay gray will have a live report from washington and our scott mcgrew will break it down at 5:45 and again at 6:45 in his "checks & balances" segment. >>> authorities in antioch searching for a driver involved in a violent incident in antioch. who started as an argument in the middle of the street ended with one man being rammed by a car. we want to warn you right now that the video in this story is disturbing. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd spoke with the couple who shot that video. >> so it happened right here. >> tatiana and her boyfriend darius taking time out to show us where it happened. >> here's debris from the car. >> reporter: two men arguing on their street jute joyed their car. >> [ bleep ] bro! >> a guy and a female tussling inside the car. >> reporter: as it turns out t wasn't okay. >> the guy said they stole marijuana from him, and he was just trying to get it back. >> reporter: tatiana took her phone out

nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. how do we explain this? neither of us are one of those are millionaires. there is a big disparity. >> it's complicated like a lot of issues are. we need to stipulate a couple things. at the outset at least, california has more people today than it does, did ten years ago and according to u.s. census bureau between 2000 and 2018, california had a net gain of more than 1,300,000 people. that's because those who came here from other states and others who immigrated from abroad. as for departures, california still has 10 million people, more than texas, the second most populated state, but the fact is, they're going. >> right, so still, 1 million people have left. what accounts for those losses, do you think? >> there's no one central cause, but rather several causes, kira, but studies point to three major factors, for the population drained the standout over the last few years. one, the cost of housing, sound familiar? >> yep. >> two, transportation, that also sounds familiar, and three, the state's changing po

in healdsburg, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of clean-up to do there. thank you, pete. >>> taking a live look outside, palo alto another nice day. a little haze in the sky. meteorologist kari hall is here with the forecast. we're in the same pattern. >> yeah, we are. and it is so warm for this time of the year. we for goat we are not supposed to be this warm in the middle of november so as we look outside in walnut creek, starting to warm up there as well. notice how hazy it is. we've had some very poor air quality and reduced air quality as the clouds have been moving in upstream so we're seeing now as we look at our air quality moderate air quality with the yellow dots indicating some drifts of smoke coming in, k -- being trapped near the surface as the air is not moving around. not much of a wind either. as we take a live look outside in san jose. as we head out for lunch, expect it to be in the mid-70s. heading up to 77 degrees at 1:00 today. we're also getting a filtered sunshine as high clouds move in and so the sun is kind of peaking out from beh

nbc bay area responds next. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san francisco woman who wasn't getting anywhere with the dmv. >> uh-oh, so she contacted us and our consumer investigator chris chmura. what happened here? >> do you guys have your real id yet? >> we have a year to get it. >> a little less, it's next october 2020. >> right. jenny mac lan knew that. so she went to get one. she told us she was going back and forth with the dmv since june of last year. that's when she says she visited the office for a real id and it did not go exactly as she planned. okay. jenny said she paid $28 but soon discovered that her new license had the same expiration date as her old one. she expected her renewal to be pushed back at least a little. she's going to have to go right back. it turns out the clerk issues a duplicate license instead of doing a renewal. jenny complained but paid an additional $35 just two months later for a proper renewal with extended expiration date. jenny did what everybody would want to do, apply for a refund of the first $28 she ent subpoena spent. but that did not get anywhere

nbc bay area's anoushah rasta joins us in mountain view with the details. anoushah >> reporter: raj, this is where a group of protesters were waiting to meet vice-president mike pence with angry chants and signs, but he didn't run into them because he was taken on to the campus through a different gate. ♪ ♪ >>> while vice-president mike pence spent thursday morning touring the nasa aims research center and speaking to employees and reporters -- >> get him out now. >> reporter: a handful of protesters outside the campus gates chanted and waved signs saying trump/pence must go, and impeach and remove. angry with mr. pence for his position on women's reproductive rights, and also the trump administration's policies on immigration. one protester's banner carried the pictures of children who died in immigration detention facilities. >> we are here because we need a mass movement like they had in puerto rico, like they have had in a number of countries recently. we refuse to accept this. >> i find pence just an awful threat to women. i am more afraid of pence

i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> nbc bay area responds to consumer complaints every week of the year, all the time. >> consumer investigators chris chmura is here to share recent wins for our vouriewers. >> we do. we've been busy with fires and power shutoffs but we are trying to get you refunds. 2019 is wrapping up to be our best year on record since january 1st. we've helped viewers like you get back or save more than $1.5 million. that money comes in all different sizes. first, dan was double charged in a restaurant. they refunded him $57.79. out in livermore wes had trouble with an estate tax issue in oregon. $1,745.27. and hiroshi in san francisco said he was billed for a telephone land line he never requested. he received a $70 refund. share your complaints or give us a call. all treats, no tricks. >> excellent. >> see you guys. >> why own when you can lease it? it's an ideal apple may have thinking of having a subscription based service. they would bundle upgrades with services like i-cloud storage t. could mean a constant revenue stream for the company. when

reporting live in union city, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> students at an east bay college are taking action in response to a recent scare on campus. on thursday police were called about a possible threat to st. mary's college. turned out to be nothing at all. the college's president did apologize, though, about communication during the incident. students say after this scare plus recent power outages and a nearby wildfire, the administration needs to do more to keep them safe and in the loop. they started a petition demanding safety changes and are planning a sit-in outside the college chapel tomorrow. >> hey new turn in the housing crisis. there is a growing homeless encampment in front of oakland city hall and proceed esand pro they're not going anywhere. cheryl hurd is live with the latest. >> reporter: protesters are set up here in frank ogawa plaza and there are a dozen tents set up. the homeless and supporters say they have a right to be here. the city might feel differently because there is a police presence. the message tonight, housing is a

at the same time bay area prices are up 2.7% over year over year. >>> nbc bay area responds to a south bay woman exhausted by her gym membership mix-up. >> she couldn't work out a deal to get thousands of dollars back. chris chmura and his team stepped in to do some heavy lifting. >> reporter: good morning. back in 2012 zora had a monthly membership at a city-owned gym in morgan hills. her job sent her overseas, so she filled out the paperwork to cancel the membership. but she recently realized she has still been paying for the gym the past seven years, a total of $5,000, without ever setting foot inside. apparently the form she filled out was for a temporary suspension not a full cancellation. zoreh said she hit a wall and turned to us for help. we reached out to the manager who asked us to reconnect her with zoreh to work things out and they did. zoreh told us she got a check for $5,000. that's good money. check your auto pay bills every month. we've heard from dozens of viewers in situations just like zoreh's. it's a mess. check your account today because getting your money back aft

nbc bay area news. >>> will more money help track down whoever is launching objects at cars? chp and monterey county sheriff's office hope is. projectiles at 101/156 interchange south of gilroy. latest last night, investors haven't said what kind of projectiles are being thrown at the cars. >>> probably mention three or four times. stormed his home. what saved his life. >>> millions take to the skies this weekend, rising concerns about airline safety. do the shrinking seats pose a danger? >>> developing weekend storm system with strong, gusty winds and heavy rain. track along with us, scanning this qr code on the bottom of the screen. look at regional radars where you live. scanning on the iphone. closer look at weekend forecast hour by hour when we come back. >>> another east bay neighborhood on high alert after concord man told police that thieves broke into his home wednesday night. told them they tied him up, took his cash. this break in on the heels of two others. >> reporter: most frightening moments of his life. late wednesday night two men with guns int his house whil

nbc bay area is live in orinda. connect the dots for us now. >> reporter: jessica, that shooting happened exactly two weeks ago tonight, and tonight five people, as you mentioned, are in custody after early morning raids. >> we have a search warrant and are demanding entry into your residence. >> reporter: this is what people woke up to this morning as the contra costa s.w.t team served a search warrant. >> it was horrif.horrifying. >> we want all occupants to exit to the front door with their hands raised above their head. >> the sheriff's department says the investigation into the deadly halloween party shooting in orinda led deputies to san mateo, vallejo, and antioch. they arrested five people, four for murder and conspiracy, one for accessory. >> the law enforcement community is working very hard to bring to justice whoever has done this in the community. >> reporter: investigators also say two of the shooting victims were themselves armed which they say may have played a role in the tragedy. while people in or

nbc bay area learned investigators are tying the killings to a quadruple murder years ago. happening tonight, orinda leader also debate changes to short term rental rules. that includes making sure the home is occupied by the owner, or perhaps placing a two-day minimum on airbnb stays or even eliminating air abobnbs all together. the short term requires to register with the city annually and occupancy tax, also a maximum occupancy of 13 people clearly violated during last week's halloween party. >> there's all kinds of things that got violated. >> no response to the incident, airbnb banned party houses on its platform. so far, police have not announced any arrests. tonight's meeting happens at 7:00 p.m. >> 6:43 right now. >>> back to our election coverage, and voters in two contra costa cities head to the polls today. in brentwood they're expected to decide on measure l, that would expand the city limits to allow a developer to build 2400 new homes over the next few decades. el cerrito measure h on the ballot would extend a parcel property tax to fund city park and recreati

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reporting live in oakley, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> jodi, thank you. let's bring in jeff raniere. we've been talking about this tonight. it's thanksgiving next week and we're talking about dry and warmen cans. when does this all change for us? >> i think when we get that first rain which may not be here until december at this point. so, we do expect those winds to pick up really in ernst when a lot of you will be noticing it as we head throughout tuesday ooechbing. so, the red flag fire warning in effect 4:00 a.m. wednesday into 7:00 a.m. on thursday. you can see it highlighted the locations in the red for the north bay, east bay, and for the south bay. with that number one threat where we think the winds could be the highest in the mountains right here around st. helena, napa, santa rosa, and down toward sonoma as well. i want to make sure we get this out there for you so you understand with the pg&e power shut offs coming our way. gusts start tuesday night, really starts to pick up wednesday morning, mountain gusts 35 to 60-miles-per-hour coming out

live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> warm clothe, i'm sure. it's going to be chilly. let's tell you about the annual feed the need foundation. recognize some of those folks. this weekend we helped get the word out across the bay area. over the weekend people generously donated 30,000 bags of food. there's damian. if you didn't get to do it before, you can do it at your local safeway. our feed the need food drive runs through christmas. there we have anoushah and you're there. did you help bag? >> jeff and i used to bag for years. >> you've been telling for years. we've never seen you bag. that was your one time opportunity, help feed the need and bag. >> thank you to everyone coming out to all the bay area locations. and we're still going through christmas. $10 goes a long way. >> and as people were donating i was giving those rain forecasts. >> personal forecasts. >> i pulled out my phone and started showing it. they're like okay, all right. >> we've got to go to jeff. >> thankfully the forecast has not changed. >> so, you were accurate as yo

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nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you. >>> an overturned tanker truck creating a traffic mess on southbound 101 in gilroy. around 11:30 this morning, the truck somehow filmed over on the freeway. it started leaking fuel which forced cal fire to bring in hazmat team and unload on to a different tanker. it is a mess. you can see traffic has been backed up for miles. most that part of the freeway will stay closed until 8:30 this evening. traffic i being forced off. we'll send another alert as soon as the southbound lanes reopen. we can always sign up for these alerts. super helpful there our online app. >>> tonight his family is demanding angst. eric was fatally shot by an offduty police officer. it happened in a gas station parking lot around 5:30 last night. witnesses say it started as an argument over a parking spot. at some point, an offduty rif mond police officer shot the 38-year-old who died at the scene. he was the father of six who is also a local rapper. >> he did not deserve that. he didn't deserve to di

nbc bay area news. >> it's a great idea. >>> it is 7:26. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> we are so resilient and we won't let adversity stop us from standing tall. >> we'll show you this piece of art and how it's helping people and their devastated communities come together. >>> also, thousands of people got a strange text in the middle of the night from valentine's day. we'll explain why, coming up. >>> good morning. it's 7:28 on this saturday. wow, a live look outside at fog completely covering the golden gate bridge. i really don't know what to say. >> fog reigns supreme. we have a look at a foggy microclimate forecast. >> so much so there is a dense fog advisory in place through 9:00 a.m. through the north bay mountains down to the santa cruz mountains. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can't see too far into the bridge because of that fog. right now, though, the visibility is limited down to the north bay. down to a quarter on of a mile in santa rosa, napa. also in oakland, san carlos. san jose is

nbc bay area news. >> wow, what a beautiful end. >>> it is 7:12 right now. and there is much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, a new honor for a civil rights icon, the long-overdue tribute to tommy smith five decades after his landmark olympic moment. >> it is 7:12. and it is cold. beautiful view of san francisco. we've got some frost advisories up through the north bay. but our afternoon temperatures, i think you're going to like them, we will talk about the daytime lies and what you can expect kpup. . h and what you can expect. i and what you can expect. gh and what you can expect. s and what you can expect. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ ♪ sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyl

tonight airs at 9:00 after "the voice" here on nbc bay area. disney plus is averaging nearly 2 million new subscribers per day. the mobile app has been downloaded more than 15 million times and a lot of people are paying to subscribe. disney plus raked in $5 million through in-app purchases. set to bring rain, thunder and cool temperatures. team coverage in studio and out in the field to get you ready. >>> breaking news for you a death investigation in the south bay, the street closures in san jose that will last for several hours this morning, we're live at the scene with more. >>> plus -- >> i'm staying home. >> because of that? >> yes. >> danger zone, highway 101 a car window shattered by something either thrown or shot. the new reaction from drivers this morning, what you need to look out for as well. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. before we get to the weather and traffic for you, we have breaking news this morning. we're gett

join our team nbc bay area at the bottom of your screen, nbc bay area wazers. the slowdown comes from embarcadero up to just past willow. it looks like just a short section, not a big deal, no need to get over toward el camino for 280 but the live shot from our cameras this is not pleasant to be in, when you know almost everywhere else in the bay is moving lightly. the rain traveled through the lens just dried off but that is the slow stretch there. adds about ten minutes to your delay and it's building and will build with folks coming off the dumbarton bridge which has a traffic alert. this is not a traffic alert. our breaking news here on the dumbarton bridge is we still have two of your three lanes blocked by a crash mid span there, holding pretty steady because the volume of traffic is relatively light coming off the nimitz. you see green sensors all over the bay. another crash farther north in redwood city. after you get past the crash in palo alto that may be a factor. coming across the dumbarton bridge that may be a factor. one more crash reported north

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> journey in the background. thank you. >>> a bumpy ride for people using uber at sfo. the airport is hoping a new program will smooth things out. certain classes will be allow e premium curbside pickup. it allows customers who choose a premium ride to be picked up at designated areas along the curb in each terminal. those options are uber comfort, select and xl. >>> a display at the oakland zoo isn't as scary as it looks. there's shattered glass between people and the bears. visitors don't need to worry. a sign with a message explains the window is safe. one layer of the four-inch glad is damaged. a child with a rock is the culprit. >> i don't know if the family knew what happened. here we are. we're getting it fixed. >> replacing the glass will cost $68,000. the bears will have to do without their pool for a couple days next month. it has to be drained for installation. they are wrestling. having fun. >> that's a great day. >>> jeff is here. i was thinking about you today. it was so breezy. all the leaves, yell

waze will time it out, join nbc bay area wazers as your team. get you back out to the maps, you get the same waze information with the nbc bay area app. no major concerns, very light for the rest of the bay this friday and looking at the san mateo bridge where it does just kick in, this is not to be alarmed, starts to smooth out in the next few minutes, headed toward the peninsula. laura is i would eyed therwide . >> doesn't look fun. you have an event this weekend, too. >> 100th anniversary of nipopona nguyen, the community that raised me. it's fun. >> event for you, event for you. good weather for both? >> yes. >> all right. >> we'll have great weather this weekend and we'll see high temperatures across the bay area reaching into the low 70s so it's time to get outside. we have better air quality and we're also going to have some cool mornings to start, leading into some warm days. looking at our sunday forecast, no major changes here, and it looks nice and calm. we also have another cultural event, de los muetos celebration in the oakland tra

nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here again to guide us through the next steps. if you can, remind us sort of the time line of how we got here. >> it's a quagmire, isn't it? there are some things. this much we know as facts. about three months ago, president trump called ukrai ukraine president zilinsky to congratulate him on his election. he called on him to investigate crimes by then vice president joe biden and his son hunter during the clinton administration. earlier probes of trump's games were investigated by the american authorities and found to be without merit. mean whil president trump denied military aid for the ukrainians in a life and death battle with the russians. just about everyone on all sides subscribes to the facts including president trump in a summary of the call he released to the public. that's the quick update. >> devil's advocate. if there is widespread agreement on the facts, why would the democrats investigate those facts? >> well, the now famous whistle-blower to authorities, that account he wrote to the authorities a long letter alle

robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> let's photo the mountains. there's so much snow the national weather service is discouraging people from heading up there this weekend. if you're planning to go to lake tahoe, you might want to ed up friday night or saturday morning. our website is a great resource to check the weather. >>> it's happened again. another projectile, someone is throwing or shooting projectiles at cars. tonight, it happened on east bound 156. a family was headed towards the. >> it was kind of like a balloon popping. it was more disorienting than anything, but i guess it's lucky nothing bad happened. but something bad could have happened. >> we've been follow thing for weeks now. another attack happened monday, and last week a bus got hit, as well. tonight's attack is the 43rd this year. >>> breaking news in san francisco. a water main break is creating quite the mess. this is 101, the water main break leaking onto the freeway. it's a broken fire hydrant spewing water, going on the 101, creating dangerous conditions. and drivers are

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> you really don't. thanks very much. >>> dangerous conditions in san francisco tonight as well. viewer sent this video of drive on northbound 101 and vermont. see the overpass is flooded and roads river-like. >> check out flooding in mission and 18th street, sidewalk's no longer visible, just water and debris. so many people trying to avoid the wednesday night rush but oakland airport, tuesday just as bad, power outage causing this. jean elle with the impact. lot of frustration as well. >> reporter: unbelievable, raj. right now flights diverted and delayed because of the power outage are finally landed at oakland. looking at lot of stressed out people in baggage claim relieved to finally be here in oakland. but those who landed befor the power outage have to come back. this is their luggage, not able to retrieve the bags when the power went out. they have to come back. four hours after the power outage, almost back to normal. pictures of what a dark airport looks like. oakland international pitch black

nbc bay area jodi hernandez is live in the neighborhood where it happened and you've been talking to neighbors who witnessed the attack. >> your neighborhood is usually really quiet. >> reporter: but tatiana and her boyfriend woke up to an an unusual commotion outside their home. two men arguing in the street outside their cars. >> give me back my weed, they stole my weed. >> reporter: tatiana's boyfriend tried to figure out what was going on as she started recording. what happened next is jaw dropping. >> oh, my god. >> he angled himself towards the guy's car and rammed himself into the guy. we were like woah, i didn't even know what to think. that's so crazy. >> i was mind boggled. i had never seen anything like that in my life. >> reporter: the video has gone viral and police are looking for

i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, we address a concern for all communities, hunger. and there's a way for communities all around the bay area to address the problem and help. it is time for the nbc bay area, kntv, and telemundo 48 food drive, teaming up with safeway for the feed the need, saturday, november 23. and remember, the feed the need drive continues at 166 safeway locations in the bay area through christmas day, but today we focus on the upcoming saturday, again, november 23, when nbc bay area and telemundo anchors and reporters join hundreds of volunteers to encourage shoppers to donate.

the nbc bay area app. >>> orinda leaders meet to debate the future of short-term rentals following the deadly shooting halloween night that killed five people. >> as for the shooting investigation, police are starting to provide some answers. as "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports, it may have been retaliation for another crime in san francisco. >> i think we're all also focusing on these families and their loss and their loss is our loss. >> reporter: that's why people, young and old, continue to mourn and bring flowers to this memorial honoring five people shot and killed in orinda halloween night. >> i look at the pictures of the people, the people that were killed and you know there's somebody's child and -- i'll ge. >> reporter: a honors the lives lost, detectives have not let up on their investigation. a car was removed from the home on lucille way, where over atted on social media as acontra cost detectives say the investigation is ongoing, but there are questions about police response time. we've learned orinda police were helping lafayette police in a home invasion that l

nbc bay area christie smith live in pittsburg. you just spoke to the father of one of the victims? what did he have to say? >> reporter: omar taylor's son is stunned and grieving. he says his son was only at the party to play music. now the kid who was always by his side is gone. >> trying to wake up from a bad dream, you know, hoping my son is going to walk through this door. >> reporter: he is heartbroken. he shared pictures of his oldest son, omar. >> the thought of never having a conversation with my first born kid is crushing to me. >> reporter: the 24-year-old was one of five people killed at a halloween party at an airbnb rental in orinda. taylor believes his son was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> that's what hurts more for us and my family is that my son wasn't in the street. you know what i mean? he was out here working, dj'ing a party not expecting to lose his life. >> reporter: most recently he was becoming a dj. he played football at el cerrito high. taylor says he pushed his kids to work and stay active. >> i didn't raise my kidsik at . he rushed there and le

reporting live in orinda, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. >>> our newsroom is always active even when we aren't on tv. push a silent alert about this overnight to folks via our smartphone app. download it for free to see the important headlines as soon as you wake up. >> a major back-up on the lower deck of the bay area brought the commute to a standstill and it wasn't an accident that caused the gridlock but a car to car shooting witched by a officer. thom jensen is where traffic is now free-flowing behind you again, thom. >> reporter: we talked to a commuter stuck in it and he said that his normal commute from the city to the oakland arena area that takes about 45 minutes was a saga that lasted more than two hours this morning because of this. it all started at around 6:45 this morning when a chp officer dealing with a traffic stop on the westbound lanes heard a gunshot and then saw gunfire between two people in two cars in the eastbound lanes near the toll plaza. the officer said a black male adult and a compact silver suv shot at someone in a small black car and t

from san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you ian. police in san francisco dealing with 70 car break ins a day, many captured on video. now the city has a strike force. chp, police and sheriff department monitoring neighborhood hot spots and shopping areas now during the holiday season. >> people will be shopping, going around our city and we want to make sure we're doing everything we can to keep them safe in their place and in their property. >> that crack down will last 60 days. >> a group looking to unseal court documents in a deadly stabbing case in oakland. last yearle police arrested a man after a slashing at the mcarthur your bart station. there was a motion to dismiss the case and now the non-profit group first amendment coalition is firing back saying that motion should be made public. it says more public access and transparency is the best way to assure the community justice will be done. >>> new at 11:00, from trump tower to mar-a-lago, trump's family moved to florida. new york times reports the president made the change f

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> what a story. >>> it is 7:26. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, veteran journalist tom brokaw is in the bay area. and he is talking about impeachment. not just the one that might happen, but the one that 45 years ago didn't. >>> also we are under a microclimate weather alert as heavy rain and strong winds hit the bay area, what you need to know before the storm intensifies. >>> good saturday morning. it is 7:29 on this november 30th. the last day of november, brings us under a microclimate weather alert. a live look at the golden gate bridge on the left and our doppler radar on the right. and as we head into a tumultuous weekend. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira clapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate weather alert. and december is coming in like a winter mess. >> absolutely. so after what seemed like forever eternity of a dry weather pattern now we're going into a a pattern of an incoming storm system and models are showing an additional storm system setting up. i want to

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nbc bay area learned two victims of the thursday night may be kle in san francisco in 2015. one of thursday's victims was the younger brother of the defendant in the 2015 shooting and reports that law enforcement is looking into whether the shooting was an act of retaliation. tonight orinda will consider under consideration requiring the home be owner-occupied when renting out a room. the owner be there on-site. requiring a two-day minimum stay for renters instead of a one-night party. even possibly eliminating airbnb altogether. as it stands now orinda does require short-term rental to register an occupancy task and a maximums violated during the hollywood party last week which had over a hundred people in attendance. >> there is a range of things to do to try to eliminate the kind of thing that occurred the other night. the thing that occurred the other night was not in accordance with the ordinance. you're not allowed to have more than 13 people. you're not supposed to have parties. there is all kinds of things that got violated. but it still happened. >> reporter: in res

. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> you're supposed to get your money back after buying most drinks in cans and bottles but that is not happening and families are missing out on big money. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first, happening now, turkey and russia launched their first joint patrol in northern syria, it's part of the cease-fire, ending a brief turkish offensive against the kurds. military vehicles are moving from the turkish side of the border into the area formally held by kurdish forces and while the u.s. military has withdrawn from the area, u.s. troops are trying to protect the syrian oil fields from isis rebels. a lot more news ahead. it is 4:53. >>> it is 4:56. nbc bay area responds to viewers who feel the state is short-changing them on their beverage deposit. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with lots and lots of nickels and times. >> good morning. crv is the deposit you pay on many cans and bottles in california. supposed to get your nickel or dime back when you take your c

live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> air bnb says it will pay for funeral expenses for the deadly shooting in arenda. five people were killed at a house party at an air bnb rental on halloween night. this comes after the family of one of the victims blasted the company's lack of response to the shootings. >>> the search continue frs a gunman who shot a man on a busy corner in san francisco. it happened this morning after 10:00 a.m. on 6th and market street. the victim suffered non-life threatening injuries. >>> two former twitter employees are getting internationalio they're accused of using their position to spy for the saudi government. >> we know saudi arabia has had a particular interest in controlling twitter and sneaking spies in as employees is a good way of doing that. >> reporter: these are the two spies that saudi arabia hired to steal information from twitter about people critical of the kingdom. agents arrested this man yesterday, but his former twitter colleague ali alzabara is still wanted along with a third man who acted as an severe immediate yar. >>

bottom of your screen nbc bay area wazer is the team you're part of. hopefully folks are as well. >> handy. >> it will be handy this weekend driving all over the area for the holidays, a lot of people going out. >> you have to maneuver around some rain and sierra snow. we'll talk about all of that. let's get you ready for this week. today we do still have a high fire danger, dry conditions and gusty winds with highs in the low 60s inland. look at how much colder it's going to be the rest of the week. starting to dig out the winter gear and also going to have to find that umbrella as we start to see the rain moving in by tomorrow afternoon. san francisco in the low 50s the rest of the week, and no more bragging to your family about how nice and warm it's been. if you're going to the sierra this week, expect the snow to be really dumping down. if you're not on the road by tomorrow morning, you can forget it, most likely closing the roads. there will be a break on friday so between tomorrow and friday, it's going to be heavy snow and then it starts to com

. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> her efforts to get a real i.d. were a real headache at the dmv. i'm consumer investigator cl chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> first happening now, cold weather expected to shatter records across the midwest and east coast. over 200 record lows could be tied or set from today to wednesday. the arctic blast could bring below freezing temperatures to some places. the winter storm is bringing fresh snow to chicago. we'll be right back, after this break. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san francisco woman who wasn't getting anywhere, she says w the dmv. >> she contacted consumer investigator chris chmura and his team for help. >> good morning. jenny maclin has been going back and forth with the dmv since june of last year, when she says she visited an office for a real i.d., which will be required for air travel next october. jenny says she paid $28, but soon discovered her new license had the same expiration date as her old one. she expected her renewal to be pushed back a little. she was right. it turn