>> pa. >> new this morning, east bay teens rallying against violence. >> it's almost breakfast time. does your child sit down for a real meal or grab a quick snack? a surprising new poll today in the east bay.

good morning, everyone. it is friday, november 12th. let's start with rob and a wicked forecast for the weekend. >> it is looking outstanding, but it's cold outside. about half the area waking up to the 30s and obviously sunrise a couple hours away. 39 in livermore and 34 out towards fairfield. a light breeze this morning, a sign we have high pressure keeping us dry and giving us chilly temperatures to start off. the afternoon is outstanding. 68 around livermore and dublin. highs in the upper 60s as well as concord. highs in the upper 60s and for the weekend, we are talking 70s. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> rob is at work and i'm at work. that's about it. >> it should be light. yesterday was veteran's day holiday officially, companies like ours are observing it

today. we are looking at westbound 24, a minor accident and a car went off of the roadway. a lot of activity has been down the embankment and about 20 feet of fencing went out. that's how far down the roadway this side of the road the car went. there may be crews affecting it and i will watch and let you know if the slow lane is affecting it. the caldecott and the maze approaching the toll plaza which is clear. we will tell you about an issue in six minutes. >> as a parent of two, kids are snack their way to a lifetime of health issues. christie smith is live with more. good morning. >> good morning and happy friday. the trend is certainly alarming, but you can understand it given people's busy schedules. it shows that more american kids

are skipping breakfast and lunch and opting for a quick snack instead. they are focussing on kids ables 8 to 17 years old and it's broken down by race t. shows that 42% of white and hispanic i cans often missed braft fast. that number is 59 percent per for african-american kids. breakfast is rarely if ever eaten by about 12% of white and hispanic kids and 18% of black kids. the problem with this, the snack versus a solid meal, previous studies found missing breakfast is tied to missing school and lower test scores in some cases. one recommendation is that it's an opportunity for parents and schools to offer nutrition snacks instead of high sugar ones. coming up later, we are here at a gym and we will talk about people's plans for their

children. live in fremont, today in the east bay. new this morning, east bay teens will tackle an adult issue. kids gather to talk about the sentencing of former bart police officer convicted of killing oscar grant. many of them not happy about the out come. johannis messerly was sentenced to prison last friday. this youth town hall is at 5:00 at the pro arts gallery in oakland. organizers plan to stage more protests over an officer that killed a popular east bay barber. yesterday a rally forced police to close down the fruit va le bart station again. they were protesting the shooting of derek jones by two oakland police officers. the rally started at bancroft

and seminary yesterday and ended at the fruit va le bart station. bart leaders decided to close for about an hour. >> they took him away from his 2-year-old daughter. she'll not ever know her father. >> the police chief said his department has toon sensitive to the community's needs. the family hired taurn john burris. >> an eaft bay woman is caught in a fight. nicky doil thought they should cover the damage to her mini cooper. a crow ball fell from the bay bridge and hit the car. her insurance company filed a claim, but caltrain blamed a construction company. they also deny responsibility. she feels luck to have lived through the whole thing and is angry about the response. >> i thought they would be relieved nobody was hurt and i

wasn't filing a lawsuit or anything like that. they have been uncooperative. >> the insurance agent told today in the east bay about the case. not the first time this company has had a claim denied by caltrans. the first was in january when a short sent a mechanical gate into moving traffic. a pole smashed into a car causing $10,000 worth of damage. the drivers can pursue legal action and that's exactly what they are going to do. the governor calling for a special session to tackle a $6 billion hole in the budget. the governor ended the longest stealimate in history. the spokesman said the special session will start december sixth after lawmakers are sworn in. >> deuce the dog reunited with his owner after a strange

adventure. two robberies took the yorkshire terrier from his 80-year-old owner the day before halloween. police arrested the men and one claimed he released the dog in a park, but a couple found him and sold him to another person and that person called police yesterday after recognizing the dog on tv. an embedded microchip confirmed his identity and he is back home. you see the graduate school of journalism will show off never before seen photos of the beatles. it's at the center of photography at uc berkeley. mike joins us. we were talking about it is going to be a quiet day. some companies you had thursday off and some huh to work thursday, but you have friday off. >> if schools had thursday off, many parents tried to take friday anyway. right now it's light.

4:37. 0 dark o' clock. we have three lanes into the east bay and passing treasure island over towards the approach to oakland. keep that in mind. it is unusual and scheduled to last until 6:30. they will likely pick that up earlier. we have southbound 880 and reports just in of a car that hit and killed a deer. that will affect the drive to the san mateo bridge. keep things moving and we will have a break going on. not a traffic break, but a break in the traffic westbound with the tail lights. folks moving over to the peninsula. an easy drive across the bridge. >> here's rob. i was promising the world's greatest forecast. yesterday was great too. >> the weather will be outstanding and we'll get through a week without any rain.

that will be a nice change. if you don't have to go anywhere, stay bundled up in bed. 30s and 40s and oakland 43 and concord 43. livermore is 39 with a couple hours to go. may see the temperatures drop low enough to get patches of frost to form. we have a few high clouds to the north, but high pressure with the dry conditions. nice temperatures despite the start. 68 degrees in livermore and fremont and mid- to upper 60s no matter where you look. a few spots getting close to 70. from here to the weekend, we will warm up. 70s and livermore bite end of the weekend. dry weather takes us through thursday. back to you. >> thank you, rob. it's not a holiday hoax. secret sales revealed. need extra cash? where you are likely to find a job. new to theater this is weekend. we will give you a preview.

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fairfield will get as high as 70. even the temperature at walnut creek will hit the 60s. it's looking like a holiday there. the ice skating rink opened for business. they gave hundreds of people a free night of skating. it's the sixth year they have been open at the corner of civic and broadway. the rink will be open until january. a nice thing for the folks in walnut creek. >> exactly. great. you can do your lutzes or triple frips. >> or a sow cow. >> we will take you out near walnut creek. the interstate is clear. the lanes are cleared on the freeway through lafayette around oak hill road. they may have to do fencing repair. so far sounds like they are not buying it until later.

a light volume. a report of a deer that is hit and killed. we have the earlier report of a deer hit and killed on southbound 880. it sounds like the two slow lanes are heading over to that scene. a light flow of traffic on the post vacation preweekend day. we want to watch out for the activity with the earlier accident, scott. >> let's turn to rob and a fantastic weekend going to be mid 70s? >> a few spot and that includes oakland and the coast. this morning it's chilly. we have 30s and may not even have to worry about the ice melting before sunrise. 34 nearby in fairfield and livermore and 43 in oakland. 40s closer to the water. you can see the offshore winds this. tends to be a drier pattern. it will keep us dry today and straight on through the weekend, but mostly 60s today and as we

get through the weekend, half of the bay area will see the temperatures making a run at the 70s. no sign of rain headed our way. chilly mornings, but the afternoon looks nice. 70 nearby in san jose. 67 degrees in richmond. 68 in mo raga and heading to concord and pitsburg, highs close to 70. 70s for this weekend. mid-70 no, sir a few spots as we wrap up the weekend and stay dry into next week. >> the president just wrapping up a big asian tri. how investors are reacting to that and more about news before the bell, let's go to courtney reagan at cnbc headquarters. >> futures are sharply lower and investors are shaken by the statement out of the g20 summit in south korea. there is continued worries about ireland's debt woes and whether they will have to step in with

aid. asian markets dropped on speculation that china may hike rates as well. europe is lower this morning. we will get more consumer sentiment. the dow dropped to trade at 11,283. nissan is recalling 586,000 frontier pick up tricks and x terra suvs at a risk it is steering shaft could corode and crack. about 85% of the vehicles made between 2001 and 2008 were sold here in the u.s. nissan is recalling 18,000 sentras because of a faulty battery connection that could cause the car to stall at low speeds. >> good luck to the buckeyes this weekend. >> thank you very much. >> hundreds of yahoo workers could be facing more layoffs.

rumors swirl over a possible yahoo merger and rumors of layoffs as well. they are considering cutting 20% of the workforce. "wall street journal" puts the figure at about 10%. either way yahoo is not denying that layoffs are planned. it laid off 700 workers in april of 2009 and that is one in a long string of layoffs. we will need extra cash over the holidays. sears is the number one employer looking to add seasonal workers. they have more than 12,000 postings for jobs. next is jcpenney's and macy's. other companies are u.p.s., fedex and the holiday jobs could keep giving. 40% of the companies at careerbuilder.com said they plan to make some of those holiday hires full time. black friday is a few weeks away and the secret sales are

not so secret. according to one website, you will find 40 inch flat screen televisions for $298 at target as well as tom tom systems and video players for less than $20. amazon.com and borders and ll bean are waving shipping charges hoping to boost sales. they joined wal-mart.com with free shipping. that's regardless of what you order. even small orders will be mailed free. old school catalogs are getting criticism. 19 billion catalogs mailed out each year to consumers takes 53 million trees to produce them. people often toss them in recycling or worse, in the trash. >> any time you produce something out of paper there is trees and wood involved. then the ink and photographs in

the catalog and how it's mailed to your house. there is a lot of components that have an environmental impact. >> sign up for the catalog choice.org that lets you opt out. the direction marketing association offers a free service on its website. we were talking earlier about the summit of the super powers. some say president obama is coming home largely empty-handed. as today in the east bay reports, that sparks fears of a major failure and could start an international trade war. the meeting ended with no major break news and president obama on the defensive. >> i'm not interested in trade agreements for the sake of trade agreements. >> developing more consumer protection and cracking down on abuses of the mortgage markets

and too big to fail. the president failed to bring home a trade agreement with south korea. >> this agreement would go a ways towards helping the administration promoting u.s. exports through the export initiative. >> ford hammered home this issue. for every 52 car cos rhea ships, the u.s. can only export one. >> we can get a win-win, but it was important to take the time so i am assured that it is a win for american workers and american companies as well as korean workers. >> there were tensions between the u.s. and china amid accusations that china manipulates the currency to keep exports attractive. >> it is undervalued and china spends enormous amounts of money intervening in the market to keep it undervalued. >> world leaders accused the

federal reserve of doing the same to the dollar last week. nbc news, washington. >> let's look at what's coming up late are in the bay. good morning, laura. >> happy friday to you. maybe a second life for happy meals. gavin newsom is expected to veto a law that bans happy meal fist they don't include happier options. that veto may be meaningless. we will explain. two police officers accused of covering up another cop's drunken driving are back on the force. new information is ahead. how one doctor is giving back to wounded soldiers. a story to inspire coming up late or today in the bay. scott? >> thank you. the afterschool snack is a snaple for kids, but snacking instead of meals is causing health problems. live in premont with the link between nutrition and test scores. christ he?

>> good morning. with people's busy schedules, you can understand eating on the run, but that is trickling dun to children in big numbers. the problem with that according to experts is it can lead to problems with their overall health and development and even with their education. the studies by the american diabetic association focuses on kids 8 to 17 and their numbers are broken down by race. 42% of white and hispanic kids often miss breakfast. that jumps to 59% for african-american kids can. breakfast is rarely if ever eaten by 12% of white and hispanic kids and 18% of african-american children. the problem with the snack versus a solid meal, studies found that missing breakfast is often tied to missing school and being late and even poor performance in the classroom with lower test scores. they found that the fact that

kids snack is certainly an opportunity for parents and schools to find ways to offer more nutritious snacks as an option. live in fremont, christie smith today in the east way. good morning to you. you saw christie bundled up. it is chilly. 34 degrees in fairfield and 39 in livermore amount of few degrees cooler than yesterday. temperatures a bit warmer in the water, but the valleys are cold enough for frost. the wins backed off and it's gusty through the afternoon today. we will see breezy conditions and dry conditions as you can see here. the radar not picking up anything, but a different story if you have travel plans out to dallas or chicago. you can see intense thunderstorms in the nation's mid-section. the weather is more active. high pressure into the west that shuts down incoming storms from

making their way in. underneath this ridge, mostly sunny skies and a gorgeous forecast. 68 degrees in livermore and temperatures in the mid 60s skpurp 60s around places like benicia. if you like today, you will love the weekend forecast. chilly mornings and warmer afternoons. 70s into monday. >> there is a movie out that many of us will see because it deals with a subject close to our hearts. early morning tv news. squabbling anchors and on air mishaps and part of the box office preview. >> it is under staffed, under funded. >> ridicule and overworked and underpaid. >> i'll take it. >> an enthusiastic producer hired to resuscitate a morning

show and he hires a news anchor. when he turns it into a battle ground with diane keaton, the producer takes a stand to stave the show, her life and personal life. rated pg 13. >> are we have an unmanned train. >> sounds like a great plot for an action movie, but this is based on actual events. denzel washington and chris pine has two rail yard rookies that chase down a locomotive. it is pulling chemicals and on the same track as a kid on a school trip and headed directly towards a large city. unstoppable is rated pg 13. this alien invasion flick has cities under siege when the

aggressive ets shine their lights, people are frozen where they can be vacuumed up like the mother ship. nbc news. >> that train movie by the way is getting excellent ratings from reviewers. the results of the pg&e inspection on a natural gas pipeline. you know which i'm talking about. we will explain why it has many breathing a sigh of relief. a student told his american flag not welcome. coming up on the bsif thisre 3q

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