while the northbay is doing this, the majority of us will be low 40s, which is still cold. it won't be as cold as a peer. these week at the most. we are going to have a pretty active pattern. the storm is coming tomorrow and part of an atmospheric river that delivered a lot of rain to the pacific northwest. here comes the next one by sunday. that is going to do the same thing only looking ahead to next sunday . that might hold together a little bit better. when we get to the seven-day forecast, we will see a chance of rain on sunday. on monday looking out that far, we are not going to get too specific, but we can already see the possibility there towards the second half of this weekend and into early next week. might be back in the rain business again. we could use it, so we will let you know how that plays out. back to you. no thanks. >>> what's ahead at 6:00 . coming up at 6:00, we just got an updated statement from nancy pelosi after her attack on paul. we are delving further into the documents that reveal the suspects alleged plot to kidnap and harm nancy pelosi herself

northbay. low to mid 40s for most of the immediate day. highs tomorrow climbing up to write about where we were today. talking about how things change, the reason why we have a cooldown coming next week, we are pooling in with some cold fronts showing up tomorrow morning. that well organized line, the rain falls apart but the cold front remains. you can see the influence with the cool air spilling in behind it. the cooldown starts for us on monday with a little bit of light snow . even if we don't get rain out of it, it's brief. we could get an inch or two of accumulation. monday night into tuesday morning. the levels are around 4000 feet. travel monday night, tuesday in the sierra. nuisance snow. here is where things get more meaningful. thursday, that is close enough. this shows up into the seven day forecast. it looks good in the models but it also looks fantastic. the problem is over the last six weeks. or even eight weeks, the forecast models have resolved these beautifully . then they sta

northbay typically has the best odds or the beaches or the coast out there on the northbay side. i have a small chance for a life drop of rain getting there as early as the weekend. i would say more likely that the rest of us will not have any rain. keep your fingers crossed for next ge, it w be more than a sprinkle by monday go. puto qatar aheath fee fo 5 milliosocc wi visithe during the cup. if you cannot make it in person, you are not alone. if you watch from closer to home like half the world's population will do. >>> coming up on look at a few of the early holiday gift drives and other events happening around the bay area. >>> all ght diofghts. is is f the city of eagle on the west coast of spain . some locals are questioning whether these lights are actually necessary are worth the expense. the city's mayor defends the display saying the lights give the city attention plus a boost for hotels, caterers and other businesses.'s >> members of the st. francis yacht club or assembling bikes that members donated. these will be given away to kids. they got about 150 bikes to donate

northbay, your visibility is 10 miles and it stays that way . the rest of the day stays like this in terms of smooth sailing with more sunshine than anything else . temperatures climbed to the low 60s for the warmer inland valleys and low 60s near the shore. okay , there is a beach hazard statement the national weather service has put out for the coast . as nice as it will be today with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the low 60s, if your plans get you to the beach , keep in mind this is the day where an unsuspecting sneaker wave can pull you out. if you are near the water, don't turn your back on it and stay off the jetties and all of that stuff that goes along with the day like today. looking at the big picture change , you can see that big area of low pressure that has developed over us over the last two days . it has kept us relatively cool with a chance of showers around. here is how things change over the next few days. as we look at the pressure fields, you see something that stands out right here with that big bull's-eyes setting

earlier near the golden gate and for the northbay, your temperatures don't have as much time to warm up. low to mid 60s around the bay. temperatures further north also limited to around 60 at best for those highs tomorrow, before the rain rolls in. again, most of sunday looks dry. rain chances move back in sunday evening and sunday night, and there is a rainy pattern monday and tuesday. i going to be an all-day washout , then a break in the action wednesday and thursday before another chance of showers heads our way on friday. a lot of questions about that. long-range models says it's a good chance of rain, others keep us dry. reed? >> thank you. >>> if powerball fever was not enough already, ahead, the news could push even more of us to try our luck this weekend. remember, you can watch us anytime anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. catch all our live newscasts, plus our news and weather updates throughout the day. finds this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our ki

temperatures close to 70 degrees for most of the northbay. a couple of spots, going to exceed these numbers and making it into the lower 70s, best chance for that will be northern sonoma county, around windsor. around 72 degrees. temperatures back down to near normal levels over the weekend and staying there for the first half of next week. shower on tuesday, looking like a good chance 24 hours ago, looking significantly less than good at this point but we will be starting stubborn and stick with it for now, i will have more on rain chances coming up over the 6:00 newscast. >>> time for a check of what is ahead at 6:00, we switch to juliette goodrich. >> i just spoke with bay area congressman eric swallow about nancy pelosi's legacy as leader of the party and what it was like working with her day in and day out, he shared some great stories and some photos, today. plus, with all the recent layoffs, bay area college students are heading into the job market with a lot of anxiety, can you blame them? we have got career advice for the surviving,

cold in those northbay valleys. down to 39, though most of us are staying in the 40s and daytime highs tomorrow, even if they are not as warm as today, it will be close. we will start that subtle drop in numbers, which then get going, we could cold front on saturday, bringing us a few more and by tuesday and wednesday of next week, some places in the 70s, today, into the upper 50s, lex and jose. it's a big drop. 70 in a second. first items to discuss for tomorrow, there is a beach hazard statement. a lot of energy from the pacific, directed at us. if your plans tomorrow are to go to the beach, and they might be if you have friends or family, just be very careful near the surface, sneaker risk and come up from nowhere but you will get a set of waves that look totally calm and all of a sudden, out of nowhere, you get a long run of water which can take things back out with it, sometimes. so, that is the concern with that beach hazard . in terms of the big picture, the storm track is not getting motivated enough just ye

those are the northbay valleys. in the 40s right now. when the system comes through, the leading edge with a cold front, we have to go back down to freezing. that means the rest of us will probably go down to the upper 30s and low 40s on wednesday and thursday morning. in the 7-day forecast. plenty of sunshine, temperatures get cooler. san jose goes from 66 today to 58 tuesday for the daytime high. the cool air will be here. hopefully, the chance for rain holds together and by the time we get to thursday and friday. next week, we can talk about a more meaningful chance of light rain. >> i know we are still a couple of days out. but, which day do you think will be the heavier of the two? >> it is tough to say, if this holds together the way it looks now, thursday is when we probably get some of the more widespread rain and friday with scattered showers. it is so early, we will have to watch that with much more detail as we get closer to it. >>> all season long we will be sharing stories of people helping to feed bay area families. we are

those are the northbay valleys. in the 40s right now. when the system comes through, the leading edge with a cold front, we have to go back down to freezing. that means the rest of us will probably go down to the upper 30s and low 40s on wednesday and thursday morning. in the 7-day forecast. plenty of sunshine, temperatures get cooler. san jose goes from 66 today to 58 tuesday for the daytime high. the cool air will be here. hopefully, the chance for rain holds together and by the time we get to thursday and friday next week, we can talk about a more meaningful chance of light rain. >> i know we are still a couple of days out but, which day do you think will be the heavier of the two? >> it is tough to say, if this holds together the weight it looks now, thursday is when we probably get some of the more widespread rain and friday with scattered showers. it is so early, we will have to watch that with much more detail as we get closer to it. >>> all season long we will be sharing stories of people helping to feed bay area families. we are

would expect if you're getting close to 70, by thanksgiving, these numbers will be higher in those northbay valleys on thursday which are near 70 today will be in the mid-70s on thanksgiving so it will be a nice thanksgiving. we will take a look at the 7-day forecast in the second and break it down into the microclimates, but expect things to be sunny and a little warmer. then we get a wonderful weekend and we wait for a change in the storm track which is starting to show signs in the long-range. if we let this go through wednesday there's nothing, we are saying just like this. into the longer range and let this play forward, we will go ahead all the way to sunday and that's when we start to see the signs of the next week system trying to bring is light rain. i don't have rain in the forecast for sunday at this point, that needs to be watched, if we did it would be late sunday and the north baked but this starts to get a little more active than after that. this is monday. a week from tomorrow looks a little better, that does what it will whatever it will do monday and then the long-range wa

anywhere from a half inch to parts of the northbay too close to an inch of rain on a widespread basis. these numbers are going to be a little bit off from what reality gives us. it will be great if san jose picked up close to an inch of rain, but the forecast models tend to overestimate. keep an eye on the burn scars where heavy rain will fall. we have to watch out for debris flows, even though it has been two years since that fire. i don't think we will see enough rain for it to be a significant threat. also, be prepared for difficult travel on i-80 and u.s. 50. the winter storm warning in the high sierra continues to 4:00 a.m. wednesday, it will be a couple feet of snow. there are the wet roads out there. temperatures are in the low to mid 50s for most of us. with the rain has been falling a little longer, your down to the upper 40s. everyone drops down to the 40s later tonight. maybe a little sunshine is peeking through clouds later in the afternoon. it is not enough to boost our temperatures. it is just a cold mass in place. high temperatures reach into the 50s. some of the strong

the showers will begin in the northbay. there we are at 9:00 p.m. when it is mos noticeable in santa rosa. it is going to rain today but it will not rain until after sunset. when we check back in the first alert forecast, we will look at the showers and march it across the bay area. we need to look a the rest of monday and tuesday in terms of options for thunder storms. back to you. >>> thank you. she is a businesswoman, candidate for city council and now regrettabl a victim of crime. a group of thieves broke into her business in oakland in downtown early yesterday. kyrsten sinema has video of the break-in. >> reporter: after cutting the lock on the metal gate, one thieves starts grabbing an arm full of pricey sex toys. the other heads to the back of the store for the cash register and lingerie. they ran out of the store within 30 seconds. around 6:00 am, this happened. they went into a black mercedes near 17th and telegraph avenue. >> this has never happened to m business but is happen to all o my business neighbors. one neighbor has had four break

if you want clear skies, you have it in the northbay. santa rosa, 68 here. in the east bay, 67 in oakland, fremont. these temperatures coming down a little bit as the offshore wind will die down early on tomorrow morning and those temperatures will be a little bit lower. 70 in fairfield. 67 in livermore. you will notice that tomorrow is the mildest day. it will be a nice one. morning fog giving way to a cooler thursday and then temperatures drop back only to bounce back over the weekend. bringing in the possibility of a few showers. monday night, northbay, tuesday, across any part of the bay area. >> after months of delays, nasa's first step of a mission to get back to the moon will launch in just a few hours. it will be a test run of the artemis rocket to see if it is safe to send humans to the moon for the first time since the apollo mission. dustin dorsey spoke with one of the bay area bay scientists who is anxiously waiting to see her work in action. >> you know what they say, better late than never. when you're dealing with a mission to the moon that co

as we extend to the weekend, a gradual warming trend for the inland and northbay too. we jumped from the low 70s to the 50s and even 60s on sunday and into monday . >>> it happen in mexico and we look at what jimmy garoppolo was calling the 49ers' most complete game of the season. >>> aaron judge in san francisco, what are you doing in the city ? >> visiting some friends and that's about it, that's about it . >> reporter: that was video [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com. >>> the 49ers picked up a big win in mexico city on monday night football. vern glenn has the

temperatures in the lower and middle 60s across the bay area by noon, even into the upper 60s for some northbay locations with highs in land reaching the mid-70s. 10 degrees above average and close to 70 degrees around the bay with temperatures in the mid 60s along the coast. this is the warmest we will get for a while. temperatures will backdown a bit on friday, more than that for saturday and sunday. in the park at san jose, saturday or sunday, temperatures will be back down into the 60s for highs, which is much closer to normal for this time of year. passing clouds overhead, but no big deal there. looks like fantastic weather for the 49ers to take on the new orleans saints. temperature in santa clara should be around 64 degrees. every once in a while, some passing clouds, but there should be a pleasant late november day overall. temperatures cooler, we will leave the chance of showers in the forecast on monday because of some hints of moisture headed our way. we hope that maybe the latest data will point us in a more optimistic direction. regardless of whether or not it rains, temperatures w

northbay valleys, morning lows into the upper 20s on tuesday and wednesday. and, if we do the comparison, let's take that wednesday where we bottom out at 28 in santa rosa, that will be our north bay example, we don't all get that cold. that is the extreme, but, you can see where the numbers will be pretty much bay area wide. middle and upper 30s, that will be a 37 degree morning in san jose, that is cold. regardless of whether we need that umbrella on thursday, let's look at the rain. how is that storm shaping up? pretty good. at this point. so, this is thursday , which means we are looking ahead today for . really, you want to get within day three before you really start ratcheting up the confidence level. but, for the last two days there has been consistency in the model that the system still looks like that on thursday. if it looks like that on thursday, that actually comes to be, we could get like a half an inch of rain here from that, throughout the day on thursday. and, if you want to keep playing this game, there is another system after that one comin

further tonight, chili spots dropped to the upper 30s and inland valleys in the east bay and northbay. not bad for late november. high temperatures tomorrow are going to warm up significantly. if you will get out earlier in the day for the silicon valley turkey trot, which starts at 8:30 in the morning in san jose. the temperature at that point, almost 50 degrees, it looks like ideal running weather. lots of sunshine, comfortably cool temperatures, not much of a breeze. if you wait a bit longer i will be running in the tri-valley turkey burn. temperature at that point just above 50 degrees in pleasanton at 9:00 a young. again, ideal running weather. i will be the only guy wearing a texas a&m hat. if you see me, say hi. hour by hour forecast for thanks giving day, looking pretty good. high temperatures inland hitting the lower 70s, with middle and upper 60s along the coast and around the day. of course, given the fact that the sun goes down at around 4:55, temperatures are dropping off quickly down to the upper 50s across the board by 6:00 p.m. we fill in the rest of the map, highs in

especially today on giving tuesday and a northbay nonprofit needs your help to make the holidays sparkle for some bay area families. so we've got gentlemen's clubs. ladies clothes home goods felts purses we have a lot of community partnerships that are great that help us make this all happen making things happen. that is samantha trudelius's specialty the founder and executive director of the sparkle foundation is on deadline for novato. nonprofit is busy shopping and collecting items for this year's holiday gift drive. that's a little different than most. it's like a farm's table experience when it comes to gift giving so we seek out members of the community to give us nominations of single moms that could use a little bit of sparkle and what we really seek to assist is you know, the woman who's working. she's got a roof over her head. she could put food on the table, but then there's no extra for christmas we can come in and plug that hole as the sparkle foundation 58 bay area families will benefit from the drive a lot of people ask for things that you and i totally for granted like, y

when i think about the forecast, i'm not shocked by these beautiful temperatures to the inland and northbay that i am impressed along the coast. sunny and beautiful and mild with warm temperatures for all of us. a beautiful opportunity to get some fresh air before you have your turkey dinner. it will be warm today and then we cool down for the weekend. >> it will be hard to get in the hike after the meal. do it before. >>> let's look at the roadways. there is not a lot going on today and that is the story which is great news for any of you. happy thanksgiving, so grateful you are joining us. on the roadways of the screen with no delays. 101 picking up family or friends at the airport in arng major freeways. super commuters if you have to work today and make the drive from tracy to altamont it is nice and quite. 880 in oakland is moving along, not a lot of cars but there will be more volume later today. likely after 11:00 as people are headed out to get to friends and families, but not that. we will let you know if anything changes. >>> this santa clara county reports its first flu death, th

. >>> a northbay families trying to reverse the trend with rising opioid -related death in california. >> we made our mission to see if we can find a way to bring narcan to people. >> how heartbreaking tragedy is bringing this family to a new purpose? >>> if you miss the rain, you don't have to miss it anymore.

. >>> a northbay families trying to reverse the trend with rising opioid -related death in california. >> we made our mission to see if we can find a way to bring narcan to people. >> how heartbreaking tragedy is bringing this family to a new purpose? >>> if you miss the rain, you don't have to miss it anymore. we will break that down hour by hour in the full forcast. >>> enjoy the roadways. it is getting busy on the morning commute. we will have a complete look at traffic, coming up. >>> here is a look at your top stories. the san francisco supervisors approved a policy to allow police to use remote-controlled robots that are capable of deploying deadly force. it comes with a lot of caveats. these are not new robots, designed specifically for deadly force. the police department has had an array of robots for the last 11 years. they are typically use it to move equipment or for video surveillance. police can outfit them with explosive devices in a critical event like a mass shooting or a terrorist attack. only the police chief, assistant chief, deputy chief can authorize them to use d