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francisco we go and our kgo roof cam looking out at the financial district, rain just about everywhere. and finally down to the south bay clear conditions down there, though a live look at san jose, lisa argen picks up our storm watch coverage. lisa? >> hi there, chris. another hour or two before we see some returns down in san jose but it has lightened up in the north bay where nearly a half inch of rain. we've seen about a tenth in the higher elevations of the east bay outside our studios closing in on a quarter of an inch. so as we take a look at san francisco, you can see the light rain here. over into oakland as well and a little bit lighter to moderate rain from san leandro, 680, hayward down through union city. it is very slick out there. be careful. then you can see what happens beyond fremont. things are quiet in sunnyvale. light rain around mountain view, though, and san jose cloudy skies, half inch of rain up through the santa cruz mountains

and there is more to come . but we are looking at our camera where we have airport delays at 45 minutes, some fog, breezy winds, south winds up to 20 miles an hour. 59 in redwood city. it's 57 with limited visibility. through the next several hours it will take towards 11:00 until the showers clear the santa cruz mountains. more is to come for you along the peninsula. we'll wrap it up soon earp in the north bay and detail the rest of your weekend coming up. chris? time 8:02. break iing in the bay area all lanes are now open on 880 in hayward. the chp had closed down southbound lanes and northbound at whipple around 1:00 this morning because of police activity. we're hearing the activity may have involved a robbery suspect. everything was reopened about an hour later but there's still no word yet on what exactly the police action was all about. developing news oakland police are investigating a cash that left two people dead.

it happened last night on the corner of 27th street and north gate avenue. that's right along interstate 980. oakland police tell us a car went up on the sidewalk and hit and killed two people. the driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating with police. this morning the win dough washer who managed to survive an 11-story fall onto a car in san francisco remains in the hospital. the man was washing win he doughs above montgomery and california streets when he fell yesterday morning. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington has a witness account you'll soenl see on 7. >> reporter: dan whaly was riding his motorcycle when -- >> the light turned green and the car in front of me started to roll forward and all after sudden this it guy comes, falls from the roof of this building. >> reporter: a window washer plunged 11 stories from the top of a building in san francisco's financial district where montgomery street meets california. the man landed on his back on a

moving car crushing the roof just feet in front of whaly. >> i'll tell you, it was so powerful, it was like a bomb went off. this car lifted up on its wheels, the whole top of the car was totally dented in. >> reporter: the car broke the man's fall. he ended up in the middle of the street still wearing his har nez. whaly held the victim's hand and waited for an ambulance. mohammed was behind the wheel of the toyota camry and amazingly escaped unscathed. >> i'm happy i didn't get hurt and i'm happy that he is okay. hopefully he can make it. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to san francisco general hospital. his daughter tells me he's in critical condition. he works for century window cleaning, a family run business based out of concord. on their website it says they are committed to the safety of their clients and employees. cal osha is investigating and confirming the company was cited for safety violations in 2008.

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. also this morning st. louis and its surrounding suburb and the nation are still waiting for a decision to come down from a grandee investigating the shooting death of an unarmed teenager in ferguson. new video into the abc 7 newsroom overnight shows supporters of michael brown holding a mostly peaceful demonstration last night. however, we have learned three people were arrested, two of which were were in anoanonymous type masks. they say the waiting game for the grand jury has many people apprehensive. >> ramping up and getting ready. ferguson, missouri, bracing for a grand jury's decision on whether or not the officer who shot and killed michael brown will face charges. it could come any day and many fear -- >> you must disperse immediately. >> reporter: it could reignite the problems that plagued this community this this summer. >> the city is really in a panic

at this point. in anticipation of this decis n decision. >> reporter: the protests have already started. three people were arrested. some worried the clashes between protesters and police could get much worse. the national guard is already here. the fbi is calling in 100 more agents. and st. louis county police have stocked up buying 650 tear gas grenades, 2,000 plastic handcuf handcuffs, pepper balls and beanbags filled with chemicals that sting the eyes and nose. the mayor saying they're simply being cautious. >> we need to be prepared for whatever happens and we will be. >> president obama urged peace. >> this is a country that allows everybody to express their views, but using any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to rule of law and contrary to who we are. >> reporter: and the decision

could be announced as soon as this weekend. and so some schools in ferguson will be closed next week as a precaution. mar marcy gonzalez, abc news, missouri. back here, the city of oakland says it is ready to deal with a solidarity demonstration expected to take place as soon as the grand jury makes its decision in the brown case. you're looking at file video of previous protests. organizers told abc 7 news this week they understand some people may be angered by whatever decision is made but are enkorncouraginging protesters no be violent. mayor jean kwan says people have nothing to fear. uc berkeley says they won't end their occupation anytime soon. dozens of students have been sleeping and eating in the lobby since wednesday night. they say they won't leave until the uc regents revoke a tuition increase approved yesterday and show more transparency in their budgets. the protesters vow to continue their takeover through the thanksgiving holiday break.

>> they certainly can dismiss this to the extent that sitting in wheeler isn't directly interfering with their daily lives, but i think it is a growing movement. >> student protesters have also taken over a four story building at uc santa cruz. the university of california has not made any attempt to remove the students by force. president obama remains in the west this morning. he's waking up in las vegas one day after air force one tuouche down in sin city to sign executive orders on immigration. this morning we're learning new details about the man who heckled the commander in chief at his speech at a local school. spencer levitt from ktnv reports. >> reporter: with a student population more than half hispanic, the high school served as an ideal backdrop for the president's announce he would be moving forward with widespread immigration reform without the are support of congress.

>> the actions that i have the legal authority to take that will help make our immigration system more fair and more just, and this morning i began to take some of those actions. >> reporter: under the president's order illegal immigrants who have lived in the country more than fave years with children who were born in america will no longer have to fear deportation as long as they pass criminal background checks and pay some fees. it was news that prompted an outburst from the crowd. >> i've heard you, young man. i've heard you and i understand. i've heard you. >> reporter: phoenix resident shouted out that the president's new policy still leaves his parents vulnerable to deportation. because jose was born in mexico. >> it's hard because so many families are going to be left out. it's not just me. it's millions of families. all we're asking for is a way to get right with the law. that's it. >> reporter: the president heard his remarks and responded. >> that's right.

not everybody will qualify under this provision. that's the truth. and that's the truth. that's why we're still going to have to pass a bill. >> as we mentioned president obama remains in las vegas this morning, and we're told he is expected to take in a round of golf before flying out. time now is 8:10 on your saturday morning. lisa weatherwise, a lot of green on live doppler 7 hd. >> yes, certainly. we're looking at an active morning in the north bay where we're looking at rain upwards of a half inch here. this is the view from mount tamm where it is certainly soggy but a mild 60 degrees. we have delays at sfo. some breezy winds up to 20 miles an hour. low visibility and more rain on the way for you in the east bay, south bay, and peninsula. i'll detail that for you coming up. and new this morning, the show goes on. we'll show you what happened when comedy legend bill cosby took the stage last night despite allegations he sexually attacked several women. plus, courage meets

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welcome back, everyone. a live look this morning it at the san mateo bridge, rain continues to fall down throughout much of the region. you can see the slick roads there. when can we expect some sun? lisa will let us know coming up. new video in to the abc 7 newsroom overnight shows the ultimate broadway tribute, the late mike nichols . theaters dimmed their marquees last night. a time honored tradition for theater greats. the 83-year-old nichols who was married to abc news anchor diane sawyer for 26 years, has the rare distinction of winning an award in all four entertainment categories, oscar, tony, emmy and grammy. 8:14 the time. and new this morning for at least one night bill cosby put all the allegations of sexual abuse behind him and did what he does best, make people laugh.

this cell phone video shows cosby receiving a standing ovation as he came out for the show last night in melbourne, florida. there were a few protesters outside the venue expressing their thoughts of the numerous allegations made against cosby in the past week by several women, but for the most part people were positive. >> i want to make sure that these women know that they are being listened to and that that he being taken seriously. >> until he's proven guilty, he's innocent. >> it's tough for him right now, i'm sure. >> promoters in six states have canceled kocosby's stand-up tou. cosby has not commented on the allegations. his lawyer calls them fan ta e fantastical. at camp pendleton marine corps captain walked to a ceremony awarding him the bronze star. the fact he was even walking is amazing. herrera was paralyzed by a sniper's bullet two years ago in afghanistan.

he's now walking using robotic legs. >> today is not about me so we'll talk about me this whole time and first want to tell you the only reason i'm here is so many of you here today that have gotten me to the point i'm able to stand here and talk to you today. >> herrera is the first person in the united states to own what's called the rewalk system, a robotic exoskeleton , the ceremony also marked his retirement from the corps after eight years of service. lisa, weatherwise, all right, you're tracking the rain that's coming down. so if people are heading out today for a jog or maybe perhaps an early he round of golf, you'll definitely need the jacket. >> yeah, and wait a little bit on that because by 1:00 it should be sunny in the north bay and i know 1:00 is a key time because over in besrkeley they'e playing a big football game and things should be just fine. so we're going to scoot this rain out of here in the next couple of hours. live doppler 7 hd right now shows that we are looking at a

pretty wet start to the day in the north bay. but things have considerably improved to santa rosa. you're looking at picking up a half inch, mill valley, san rafael, still wet for you. in the east bay san leandro, hayward, 680 out by bless aplea light drizzle. south san francisco, san mateo, hit and miss showers. more energy pushing into the santa cruz mountains about a half inmuch of rain here so far. and san jose, you're still cloudy but some spotty light mist and drizzle on the way. into the sierra nevada it is all rain at 47 degrees. we're talk iing truckee very mi conditions and a wet day ahead. here's a look outside santa cruz. you can see the fog right on the coast about a half mile visibility. 61 in the city. 45-minute delays at s it fo.

half moon bay very foggy and breezy. the winds gusting to over 20 miles an hour. here's a look at our soggy walnut creek camera. the rain is still coming down. fairfield 54 degrees and south winds will switch around to westerly components today once the front pushes on through. so with the fog, the rain, the delays at sfo, 2 1/2 mile visibility, napa, and it is dicey through the delta as well. here is san jose. what's all the fuss about, right? cloudy skies but some scattered showers through the 10:00, 11:00 hour and we'll see less than a tenth of an inch in the south bay and, unfortunately, the winner is the north bay. rain spreading south, partly sunny this afternoon. much warmer and an offshore flow for the upcoming week before thanksgiving. so you can see all the moisture over northern california, but this ridge is going to build in, shut off the rain and we will be looking at a dry second half of the day. so 9:00 it's still raining 580 and 680 in the east bay, that's in the next hour, and we're

looking at the showers in the santa cruz mountains but through 10:00 still some wet with weather. 11:00, it's drying out and by noontime a few scattered light showers and partly sunny conditions for the second half of the day. so we will be looking at highs today in the low 60s. half moon bay, kind of gray here throughout most of the day. and we'll be clearing here after the lunch hour. it will take some time throughout the rest of the bay but still forecasting a dry day today for the second half of the game. the first part could see a little bit of mist and drizzle, cloudy skies. then low 60s throughout the afternoon. over in berkeley the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow some fog and then sunny conditions. once again 60s, upper 60s inland. high pressure builds monday, tuesday, wednesday. we're talking mid, maybe some upper 70s. 70 at the coast. thanksgiving looks dry and pleasant. maybe some rain. another weak system could last through next weekend. abc 7 news is another great weather resource for you to follow. that's following this right there. that's the live radar sweep. you can see on the iphone there.

you download it and you get video tweets and sparp the air alerts and power outages from all of us at abc 7 news team. very hand y to have. and an interesting day as the front just marches through and we'll have the rain showers still lingering in the south bay and peninsula the next couple of hours. >> looking ahead to later he next week, i'm sure a lot of people, no, we need the rain but they'll be happy. at least we get a dry thanksgiving. >> including thanksgiving and more rain next weekend. >> all right, lisa, thanks. still to come, new details this morning on the plus-sized policy at old navy that sent social media into a frenzy. the bay area based retailer tells us whether it will stop charging women more than men. and a growing problem around the holidays. thieves taking your online orders right from your doorstep. now a silicon valley startup says it has a solution.

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welcome back, everybody. new details on a plus-sized pricing practice some call sexist. old navy says it will not lower the cost of plus-sized women's clothing. they say they are specially

designed. starting december 5 plussed size clothing can be returned at scores instead of customers having to ship it back. the entire line is only sold online. there will be a new customer panel on plus sized fashion. the holiday season is here and that means more people are vulnerable to becoming victims of a common crime. you've seen this before. package thieves swiping deliveries directly off the doorsteps of homes. as abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom shows us, it's a problem one san francisco tech startup is trying to stop. >> reporter: if you shop online you've probably gotten one of these. >> you get a little note on your door and you have to play tag and go pick it up. >> reporter: consider what could happen if they leave it there. strangers walking up to the door and making off with the merchandise. >> the tracking number said it was delivered but i never got the package. >> reporter: it happens all year round but more around the holidays, all those gifts left

on doorsteps are one huge gift to thieves. >> who is at their home in the middle of the day just able to wait for a package to show up? >> reporter: the root of the problem is simple, the post office and shipping carriers mainly deliver during the day, the time when most people are supposed to be at work. so here in san francisco at least, startups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt like i was being punished by the current delivery system for having a full-time job and, you know, the question was, why can't this be delivered when i'm actually h e home? >> reporter: zander adele founded doorman. instead of shipping to your own address you have the rae tailer ship the package to them. >> you use the doorman app to schedule delivery until midnight seven days a week. >> reporter: drivers hand off the package in person and you sign for it on a smartphone. it's $4 a package or $20 a month. >> that eliminates virtually all the risk of theft. >> reporter: anthony says it is the boldest attempt to solve the last mile of online shopping.

amazon and swap box have opened up lockers in public places to pick up your shipment but going straight to your door is a much tougher business where others have failed. mail collection service out box closed earlier this year and in the past week shopping valet six doors announced it's shutting down. >> you have to have a big workforce of delivery people. that's very ambitious. very tough. >> reporter: but doorman is trying something like uber. it's not hiring full time. they use contractors who drive in their spare time. >> they have day jobs. it's an opportunity to make extra cash during the holidays or other times. >> reporter: for now doorman operates only in san francisco. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. the abc 7 saturday morning news continues at 8:30 with these top stories. it's a video going viral across the country. a central valley p.e. teacher tries to drag a 17-year-old girl into a pool. this morning we're hearing from that teen. and a train to the plane. after years of planning and millions of dollars b.a.r.t.'s

new people mover final ly goes into service. we'll take you for a ride. pope francis tries to end the stigma surrounding a common children's disorder. the unprecedented step he took at the vatican. and we're on storm watch for you. lisa argen and live doppler 7 hd tracking the weather hitting the bay area now. the timetable are f

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thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. i'm chris nguyen. we're on the storm watch for you that morning. a quick look outside with some of our abc 7 cameras right now. the time is 8:30 and you can see here the golden gate bridge. no major accidents to report s despite the rain. that's the good news but moving to our kgo roof cam a live look this morning at the embarcadero. you can see drivers still dealing with a slick commute. moving down to the south bay, a clear commute along 101 in san jose, but you're not out of the woods just yet. lisa argen is here now with live doppler 7 hd. lisa? >> hi, chris. good morning to you. we have fog and also some breezy winds to boot with the wet weather. so the front has moved through parts of the north bay but we'll take you in for a radar tour. you can see still the southern half of marin county is wet. richmond, san rafael bridge over into the east bay, hercules, wet

weather. berkeley a bit after break now with mist and drizzle there through oakland. more very light rain through san leandro, hayward, the san ramone valley but over on the peninsula some breaks. not much happening here, san mateo, light rain. we call it the rain shadow effect where we get the enhancement, the lift from the higher elevations, the hills, and then on the other side, yeah, it's dry. so we've had some sunshine down around san jose. you'll see a few scattering of some very light shower activity through the 11:00 hour . here is a look at santa cruz where it is foggy and we'll look for the morning rain, afternoon partly sunny skies, low to mid-60s for you if you're around the bay, on the coast, upper 60s inland and, boy, we have a seven-day outlook we don't want to miss. we'll be back with it in a few minutes. 8:31 the time. b.a.r.t.'s new people mover is open to the public. b.a.r.t. to oak went into service. the new system connects the coliseum b.a.r.t. system to oakland airport.

littllian kim got a sneak peek d takes us for a ride. >> reporter: the new driverless b.a.r.t. train connecting to oakland international deals with no traffic lights and no street congestion just an elevated track that runs for 3.1 miles. cables along the guideway pull the three-car trains which travel at 30 miles per hour. >> i like the fact you're able to see all of the community while you're riding along. it was a really nice ride. >> reporter: bay area leaders gathered at the platform to celebrate the completion of the nearly half billion dollar project, 30 years in the making with funding troubles and community pushback along the way. >> there were some what you would legitimately say were legitimate naysayers about the cost to this project and, yes, now that it's open and now that people will use it, you will not hear that naysaying. >> reporter: it will cost $3 more than on a bus with which is

15 to 20 minutes but b.a.r.t. riders who showed up today aren't complaining. >> i think it's more convenient to hop on this train rather than waiting for the bus and trying to get my luggage up onto a bus. >> reporter: the trains will arrive at the platform every five, ten, or 20 minutes depending on the time of day. lilian kim, abc 7 news. we're now hearing from the stockton 14-year-old who is at the center of the video going viral across the country. as we first showed you yesterday, this video cheerily shows a stockton p.e. teacher trying to drag the 14-year-old into a pool. that teach certificate facing charges. tim daly reports. he made me feel so uncomfortable. >> reporter: this is the edison high school freshman seen on the video that has exploded on the internet. >> help me! help me! >> reporter: sandra garcia agreed to swim laps in that p.e. class but when she didn't want to get her hair wet, she got out of the pool and sat in the

bleachers. before another student started shooting that struggle, sandra says teacher dennis peterson went to her. >> i thought -- he grabbed me by my ankles and tried to pull me down. i was telling him, stop, leave me alone. you can't be touching me. >> reporter: it happened in august. cops were called and peterson was put on paid leave for a month, but then brought back and assigned to another stockton school. that's why sandra and her mom are so angry and talk iing. they can't believe peterson was back on a campus. >> time goes by and then i find out he's working at an elementary now where girls are more vulnerable, they're younger, and he's working? >> reporter: it was this week we learned peterson faces the misdemeanor charge of corporal injury to a child, but stockton unified wasn't aware of that until news 10 told the district. and now peterson is back on paid

leave. the garces say these he are sandra's bruises after that struggle by the pool. their attorney is preparing a claim against the district which will likely lead to a lawsuit. and we've attempted to reach the teach earp for his side of the story, but we haven't heard back. what should that teacher have done that day? >> had self-control and he didn't. >> reporter: tim daly for abc 7 news. new this morning pope francis is meeting children with autism at the vatican. this video just came in to the abc 7 newsroom. the vatican is hosting a three-day conference on health issues with a special focus on you autism. church officials say the pope wants to let families coping with autism know that they are loved. he wants it to remove some of the stigma that exists for those who fall in the autism spectrum. in italy autism is largely unknown and undiagnosed. the bay area's largest city could soon be responding to a growing trend among travelers.

coming up what san jose is considering doing as more and more people book rooms through air b&b and other short-term rental sites. and a live look this morning from our mount tamm camera. you can see it is wet and windy out there on this saturday. lisa argen will have your full forecast in a few minutes. plus, a reminder we want to see the weather where you live. send us your weather photos and video. you can e-mail them to us. you can post them on our abc 7 news facebook page or share on twitter. we'll be right back.

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we're looking live outside at our camera in emeryville this morning. you can see it is wet, it's rainy. the roads he are slick. kind of a dreary start to your saturday morning near the maze here. lisa will let us know when the sun is expected to show up. now down to the south bay, san jose could become the next city to legalize short-term rental services such as air b&b. this morning a look at what it would mean for people who call san jose home plus visitors coming to the city. in the heart of silicon valley a growing trend, backing rooms through air b&b. for a local tech, it's a chance

to meet new friends while making extra cab. >> it's helping people, the end users finding better ways to stay in cities and with people and for people to help people i think it's he been a good service. >> but under consideration in san jose a pilot program that would regular hate shote short housing. >> i think there needs to be a limit so we're not displacing a supply of rental housing that we critically need right now in our city as we're seeing rent skyrocket. >> reporter: the proposed ordinance would allow hosts to rent out their homes for 180 days a year. any reservation the host is also present would not be subject to that rule but visitors would have to pay a 10% tax on any stays under 30 days. >> it's going to provide a level playing field between hotels and air b&b hosts and we think that's fair. >> reporter: taxes would go into the city's general fund. advocates say it's key to put rules in place but stress the importance of getting it right. >> i want to make sure we have the appropriate amount of outreach and are hearing all the

concerns of the community. it's he a pretty important step. >> reporter: for now interest in air b&b is quite high. he's hoping the ordinance doesn't chase people away. >> every other day someone is requesting to stay here. i actually sometimes turn down more than i'm willing to accept based on my schedule so it's pretty impressive the demand for it. >> san jose's team has been working on this proposal since august. it will go before the city council on december 9. time now 8:41. lisa, hopefully you'll bring good news for people looking for that sun. >> also good news for those who want the rain. it's with us on the peninsula. for the most part, yeah, things will improve. the winds have shifted. the front has passed through the north bay but still some showers lingering and an offshore flow. if you want the rain, that's coming up, too, all in the

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hubs hundreds of people lined up in union square but not for new shoes or a hot new line of clothing. as katie marzullo shows us, it's a chance to meet america's grumpiest cat. >> reporter: a happy mob to greet one grumpy cat. some dressed out in their best grumpy cat gear but it was hard to get a glimpse until you got inside. >> i have a picture of grumpy cat. >> reporter: another line but worth it. >> it's my guilty pleasure. >> he looks real grumpy. in that way he looks cute. >> it's a she. >> oh. >> reporter: get this -- >> she's a sweet, loving cat. >> reporter: it was her brother who made grumpy sourpuss famous. >> every appearance was like a pinch me. am i seriously in san francisco at macy's doing an interview about my cat? >> reporter: grumpy cat has a new feather in her cap, her own

movie. she plays a homeless cat and her appearance here brings attention to animals in need. every year at this time macy's fills its holiday windows with puppies and kittens in need of homes. >> we're super excited for this opportunity, both of us. this one has already been adopted. >> reporter: the windows have helped raise more than $400,000 over the past nine years and find homes for more than 2,000 animals. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: hopefully this year will be a great success or else you know who will be very, well, grumpy. in san francisco katie marzullo, abc 7 news. and some people out there are probably grumpy waking up this morning seeing the rain outside their window, but we're in a drought. we need the rain. >> yeah, i think it's welcome news for most and, you know what, there's more on the seven-day outlook although the second hatch of your day will not look like this. we have fog, breezy winds, light rain around the bay. the front has cleared the north bay. you can see that where it's dry

from clover dale to santa rosa but southern marin, the golden gate bridge, very light, spotty showers. we're looking at more rain here through hayward, 580 and 680 out to mount diablo. still some light rain for you the next couple of hours. we're taking you back to the peninsula where not much is going on around 280 but closer along the coast. we have fog, breezy winds, half moon bay, wood side, some rain and it is dry in san jose while the santa cruz mountains picks up the wet weather and finally it's rain with low to mid-40s except around kirkwood where you know that base is much, much high er and they're getting jus a little bit of rain mixed with snow. right now santa cruz is foggy and looking at some mist, some drizzle. you will clear it later today and hold on to the clouds longer. 59 in redwood city. a balmy 61 degrees in san francisco and this is our east bay camera, you can see how wet it is there. so be careful out there on the roadways, low 60s petaluma.

a very mild start with the clouds. the higher dew points, all the moisture in the air and we're looking at temperatures on the cool side around the delta, 54 degrees. look at the visibility really can't see much out there. do take it slow. half-mile visibility. half moon bay. we have delays upwards of an hour at sfo. three-quarter mile visibility oakland and a mile and a quarter around hayward. here is san jose, good morning to you. you've been cloudy, a little bit of mist and drizzle on the way. a scattered light shower and we'll see more sunshine for you and the rest of the bay throughout the second hatch of the afternoon and then high pressure builds in strongly for an offshore flow and temperatures well above normal for the week ahead. here is today, he though, the current water vapor imagery. you can see the plume of moisture sinking south. we have the light showers with a half inch already around point reyes, san rafael, a quarter of an inch has been what we saw here, 900 front street, and we're looking at a little bit more rain for you today in the

east bay around 580 along the peninsula and of course the san at that cruz mountains. san jose probably just a few 100ths for you. we're sunny and temperatures will be quite mild in the low to mid-60s. in oakland mid-60s closer to berkeley, yeah, you're probably wondering about the game. is it going to clear out in time? it should. we're looking at the cloudy skies to start out, maybe some mist and drizzle. the second hatch looks to be partly sunny with low 60s and how about tomorrow for the niners, yeah, nice with low 60s in santa clara. the accuweather seven-day forecast then as temperatures warm, we're going to see a wind shift and bring well above normal readings for monday, tuesday. a big travel day wednesday. thanksgiving looks nice. still plenty of 70s even close to that at our beaches. a chance of showers on friday. it looks like we could see more rain into next weekend. so that's hopefully making most people happy, the whole outlook there.

>> yeah, so you have kids and you're taking them outside for practice, bring a jacket. >> exactly. hopefully it's not canceled. >> all right, lisa, thanks. turning to sports, the 117th big game is just hours away. stanford will try to beat cal for the fifth straight time to retain the ax. kickoff at memorial stadium is at 1:00 p.m. the warriors took on the jazz. here is sports director larry beil. good morning, everybody. the warriors have an unusual four days off between games this week. came out last night and they destroyed the utah jazz. this was a blowout from the jump. steph curry start off with rebounding here with draymond green. then draymonding doing the boarding and the utah jazz just spectating. 28 assists to 13 turnovers. klay thompson. andrew bogut behind the back to

curry. lobbing and the thunder from down under right there. curry content to dish. warriors 101-88. they've won four in a row now. college ball, cal at madison square garden facing texas. nice post moves inside. miles turner. baby hook in the lane. what up, holmes? texas by ten. it at the half, never looked back. cal shot 27% and they weren't missing they were being rejected, ten blocks for the longhorns as cal loses 71-55. sanford also in new york and brooklyn facing unlv. bombs away. they hit 14 threes, jason randle had the radar locked on. anthony brown not going downtown. he went inside also with 18. stanford a winner 89-60 and

we'll move on to face fourth ranked duke. if you're the giants, how high will you go to re-sign pablo sandoval? would you go to $95 million or $100 million? he they may have to. the "boston globe" reports the red sox have offered the panda a five-year $95 million contract. it's believed the giants offered five for $90 million. if you're panda, would you really leave for an extra $5 million? conversely if you're the giants, would you let him go for a measly $5 million? also the padres could be interested in jumping into the bidding. stay tuned. college football friday. san jose state at utah state. joe gray out with a shoulder injury and blake george leaves after the very first play injured his knee. third string qb scores on a sneak to tie it up at 7-7. that would be the last time he found the end zone. utah state going with their fourth string quarterback, and he can run fast. kent myers 60 yards.

the game was over in a flash. all aggies, 41-7. san jose state has lost five in a row. reminder we have usc and ucla this afternoon at 5:00 followed by after the game all the cal/stanford big game highlights around 8:30. hope to see you then v. a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. we'll take you inside this year's international auto show and explain how it's bringing something for everyone.

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here are the winning numbers from last night's million dollar mega millions draw. 3-12-35-37-63-and mega number 15. time is 8:56. the new eest pass swrer cars, suvs, trucks and exotic vehicles are on display. the 57th annual san francisco international auto show opens today. 38 carmakers are showing off their new line of vehicles for 2015 as well as a few classics. >> if you're in the market for a new car now, over the course of the year, this is the place to be for all the 2015 model vehicles all in one place at one time. in you're a car aficionado or bringing the family town, there is something here for everybody. >> the auto show takes place through next saturday. adults pay $10. kids 12 and under get in for

free when accompanied by a paying adult. the morgan hill community is holding a fund run helping a family in need. a mother he is 42 miles away at stanford hospital being treated for cancer. she beat breast cancer but recently received a second diagnosis for leukemia. the fitness group called moms run this town has organized a 9:00 a.m. fund-raiser at paradise park. how is that weather going to be? >> you're dry. palo alto not a lot going on in the shower department but here in the east bay still a few more hours of showers. and then we'll look for drying conditions, spotty, light, mist and drizzle from the peninsula. south bay not happening yet. you can see a few light showers, 60s and sunshine for the second hat half of the day today and then we're dry, more rain friday into next weekend. >> all right. thanks again for joining us on

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