95 cents worth of food and very little administration. i am at the second harvest food bank. how to buy a lot of things for a lot of folks in need. >> why you may have dunj onness crab on the menu after all. a look at the changing forecast this tuesday, november 16th today in the bay. >> we want to check in with rob for the hour by hour forecast. >> looks pretty good. it's cooler this morning and you will need the jacket as the offshore winds backed off a bit. 70s across the bay area before the sea breeze picks up. we evaporate seen that in a while and that leads to cooler temperatures and we are tracking a chance of showers towards the

weekend. a lot of cooling on the way. we will walk you through the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> mike is off this morning, but we have a look at the morning commute. all green and looking great in the south bay. 85 and 87 moving at the speed limit. south bay times are fabulous. 280 as well as 87 gets you to the airport if you are heading out of town. the same on the peninsula this morning. we will keep you updated on your morning commute. three men are in custody after leading oakland police and the highway patrol on a high speed chase across the bay bridge. the chp said the chase began on westboundster state 580 in oakland. officers tried to stop the car because they thought it was stolen. it continued across the bay bridge and 1:30 in the morning. the driver turned around and tried to head back to oakland.

the chp finally stopped the car near 23rd and east 25th street. the car turned out to not be stolen so officers are now trying to question the men to trying to figure out why they sped away. also new, the san francisco 49ers stadium proposal goes back before the city council today. it will occur tabling a plan and there is no immediate rush since the team announced there is a delay and the opening is expected in 2015. the counsel will consider a billing agreement between the city and the team for a police escort. the santa clara council wants the team to reimburse the police department for the escorts as they occur. >> work is under way on building muni's central subway line south of market area and chinatown. officials still need $137 million for the expansion

project. only a little more than $1 billion in local, state, and federal funds is earmarked for the project. the transportation authority will have a funding update to obtain that money, city officials may hire lower cost contractors or receive grant bonding and money from federal loan programs. >> the crab season is under way. they will set traps despite mixed reviews on whether the timing is right. testing did show that many crabs are ready, although some are still not quite meaty enough. crabbers say there big number this is year. they just don't seem to be fattened up just yet. >> the test results came back mixed. it showed that a lot of the crabs that were taken from the deep off half moon and san francisco were filled out and high quality. there is concern with the crab

that was taken closer to shore. >> crabbers delayed the start of the season on sunday because they wanted to make sure that the crabs have enough meat on them. fishermen who are going to head out this morning say they want to make sure there soare some crabs in the market in time for thanksgiving. >> this may not even begin to describe the season. today in the bay's chris sanchez is live in san jose why where they are getting ready for thanksgiving. good morning. >> this is really an amazing place because this food bank serves the different agencies in addition to the people who need help. we are talking about salvation army. the need has risen by more than 30%. the same story in san francisco for the food bank. there they are doing things differently and serving the need for foot and connecting the folks with the community that gives it.

it's the start of a new day at the preschool where the children are singing and drawing. the kids are writing special notes that say -- >> happy thanksgiving. >> they are 3 and 4 years old, but they know the thanksgiving tradition. >> we have a good dinner. >> some families can only put the dig dinner on the table with the help from the san francisco food bank. they will go into the bags of groceries they will distribute for thanksgiving. >> they are just getting it because they know their picture will be given to a family in need. >> the idea is to connect the clients to the community. >> if a 4-year-old can make all the impact in the world. you don't have to be old or wealthy. it's about doing what you can to help others. >> there is time to donate food, money, or a thanksgiving wish

whether by hand or online. >> you will make someone very happy. >> he is so good. so there is still time for to you make a donation. sf food bank.org. if you want to donate, you can make your donations to second harvest food bank in time forring this and the donations have gone down by 8%. maybe this will change your mind and help you donate. i have tammy here with me. 95 cents of every dollar goes to providing food for people? >> that's right. 95 cents of every dollar feeds people in the community. >> folks when they think about how to spend their dollars, they want to make sure somebody doesn't get a paycheck or the money is not being used for administration. >> absolutely. 95 cents of every dollar goes out to feeding people. we purchase and deliver the food

and we serve a network of 326 agencies that feed low income people. >> thank you very much. if you want to make a donation in time for thanksgiving, there is time. money is the best way because they have incredible buying power. with every barrel the average person can fill at the store, they are able to fill three barrels because of their buying power and through donations. that's something to consider. today in the bay. >> it all helps for all of us to make a difference. feel good along the way. this saturday you can join nbc bay area and safeway help us end hunger. many of us will be out throughout the bay area encouraging to you donate a turkey or food that helps to feed needy families. the marin food bank told us they are seeing a 53% increase in need over last year. families get two bags of food a

week. a family like jennifer's. >> most likely you would not imagine the person standing next to you in line at the store or the gas station or even a fellow parent at your child's school, you would be surprised that there probably will be a great need. >> there is a great need that you can help fill. go to your safeway store this saturday and say hello to your favorite personality. buy a turkey and make thanksgiving brighter for a bay area family. >> human rights leaders will rally this morning as part of an 11-city tour protesting religious abductions in japan. the rally in san francisco begins at 10:00 this morning in front of the japanese consulate on fremont street. the japanese government they said have not done enough to stop abductions. members will be requesting a

support with the meeting and the consul general. >> johannis mehserle could be free on jail in three weeks. we will be back in an l.a. courtroom december 3rd. his lawyer told us he will ask the judge to release him on bail during the appeals process. he was sentenced to two years in prison for involuntary manslaughter in the death of oscar grant two years ago. if the judge agrees, he would set the amount that would have to be posted before mehserle is freed. that could happen the same day as the hearing. mike is off and we have a look at the commute in the east bay. things are rolling along fine. it always seems to be the case to get a jump on traffic. it's 5:09. caldecott tunnel is free moving. good things to report there. same thing. looks good along the pass area.

85 to 87 all moving at traffic speeds and above average the not too bad. what about the weather? >> the weather not getting in the way. we don't have fog or rain. the weekend might be different. 53 in san jose. that 53 you are seeing could be the high come saturday and sunday. much cooler weather comes our way. 55 degrees in oakland and clear skies. 56 in san francisco. we have really nothing on the radar right now. we will see the case of sunrise. the winds out of the north and east bay mix down to the surface. breezy and dry and the storm is off to the north for now, but that drops down our way for friday and the week ahead. another day of 70s and yesterday we did get low 80s and we are expecting a day close to the high temperatures. not quite as warm and not as warm into tomorrow and thursday. highs into the 60s, but it's the weekend where you see the scattered showers and highs only in the mid 50s through monday of

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good morning. time is 5:14 and a live look outside from the south bay. some of the nice expected highs, you see most of the inland areas in the mid- to upper 70s. still pretty nice and we will check in with rob in a little bit. >> apple is set to make a big announcement and we have a pretty good idea of what's happening. >> this is probably like the dog that finally caught the car after all this time. apple getting to release the beatles music electronically through i tunes. look at the front page of apple website. a countdown to the announcement, we fully expect it is a beatles

library of songs that we're going to hear about. a tip of the hat for the "wall street journal" that not only has a source within apple, but a direct line. he preannounces things in the "wall street journal." you can always rip them to i tunes, but we are hoping there is something that expands the library and not just the yellow submarine in digital form. >> that are would be okay. >> that are would be terrific, but after all this time, there was a legal fight. between apple and apple core. that's the beatles roaring label. they actually sued apple over the name of apple. they got that figured out, but they never have been able to hammer out getting beatles music on i tunes until we think today. we will find out. it has been a long and winding

road. they come together right now over me. >> this one will be at pier 27 across from battery street. gavin newsom will make a few remarks. he wants san francisco to be one of the most sustainable nation in the city. a tough economy is not toing a family operated northern california grocery chain from opening another new store and creating more jobs. mi pu ebb low will be in gilroy. a look at some of the stores this year alone, the grocery chain created 700 new jobs and has stores in san rafael, newark, and in gilroy. the chain created 650 new jobs.

it's the chain's 18th location in the town plaza shopping center. worst health officials are talking about controls on tobacco. 170 nations are signing the framework convention for tobacco control. delegates are analyzing to limit the use of additives in tobacco. some of those are believed to make cigarettes more appealing. growers say more restrictions means less money for them. >> people who grow tobacco would have to sell it and limit the consumption. england's royal family is making a big announcement, the second in line to the british is

engaged. his long time girlfriend kate middleton will marry next year. prince charles is delighted to announce the engagement to katherine middleton. they were engaged last month in a vacation in kenya. >> beautiful couple. beautiful morning commute for you all. 5:17 and a look at the south bay. 85 and 87 remains to be moving smoothly. the same to be said along the peninsula. everything is looking good as we mentioned. the south bay times and 280 and guadalupe parkway. especially if you are heading in along the peninsula. looking good and no delays on part or a string to report so far. >> it is the unhappiest generation of parents in decades. erlesome moms are mer misleab than ever and what to do to make your family a happy one. save $523! 16 minutes could save you 16%!

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good morning to you. a view from san bruno mountain and the bay bridge is lit up nicely. the hill top spots with breezy continues that mix up. no wind in san jose. chilly in a few spots and 55 in oakland and light winds in downtown, but in the east bay hills, the winds from 15 to 25

miles per hour out of the northeast. in san francisco, 56 degrees and no fog right now. we should see mostly sunny skies again. highs mainly 70s and beginning tomorrow. as we head to thursday, we will cool off and the chances of rain pick up into friday and the weekend ahead. the radar view nice and dry. we will continue to see this off to the west. another day of mostly sunny skies and around peninsula areas and the coast, the bigger changes arrive thursday and friday as the cold system drops in. this will usher in the sea breeze on thursday and lead to cooling thursday and france a chance of showers from north to south. wait until you see the weekend temperatures amount of lot different than we have been seeing. highs mid- to upper 70s for most of the south bay. should see 60s closer to the coastline as winds slowly stop being offshore and start to turn

back onshore. mid- to upper 70s across the east bay valleys and hilltops. highs mainly in the 70s and from here things continue to cool down. 60s for highs and 50s this weekend with scattered showers. the air is cold enough for perhaps the first taste of snow as we wrap up the weekend. thanks so much. >> happy moms and happy kids. as any busy mom can do that, it seems impossible. today in the bay's vicki nguyen shows us the secrets to balancing demands of motherhood and happiness. >> it's a familiar theme for countless parents. >> how was school? >> school pick up. for piedmont mom elizabeth, this is the secretary time today she has been to her kid's school. >> it's hard work. really hard work. >> sheer has to go back one more time. >> if i'm putting out flyers,

i'm not doing well. >> research shows parents today are more unhappy than their parents and grandparents. >> we also know from the research that parents tend to be a lot less happy than their piers. >> she has the job title of happiness expert. plenty of moms are working so hard as being the perfect parent, they lose themselves and their happiness. >> there is so much pressure on kids and it's different. our generation of parents is a little nuts with our parenting and how incredibly focused we are on it and all the things that we give to our kids. sometimes crowds out the more important things. >> one of the most important things is family dinners, five nights a week. a tough thing to accomplish for increasingly busy families. >> it's stressful to sit down with kids five nights a week.

>> they recommend cutting back on activities to fit in mealtime. it may be hard to implement even if it's your job to know better. >> my older child was in first grade taking before school mandarin and spanish and she was in soccer or t ball and then go to knitting because she loved to knit. >> carter took her own advice and eased up on the number of extra curricular activities. she limits the number of activities for her two kids and makes sure they all have plenty of play time and downtime. >> for i'm not tire and run down, it makes for an easier evening for me and everybody. >> easier for moms and kids. today in the bay. >> christine carter offers classes to find greater happiness for themselves and their kid fist you need it. you can find the website at raising happiness.com. >> the holidays are here and

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i'm christie smith and why this could be tied to a series of street robberies. >> a computer stolen and the suspect sends out his own mug shot. we investigate why police are not touching this case today, tuesday, november 16th today in the bay. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. it's 5:30. >> let's get started with a look at the forecast. a nice day on tap for us? >> jacket weather out there this morning with 40s and 50s, but we are talking mostly 70s this afternoon. look how quickly things warm up after lunchtime. mid- to upper 70s before the sea breeze comes back and still on the way, much cooler weather and showers as we approach the weekend. we will walk through the details of the pattern change in a few

minutes. >> now an update on developing news about a police chase from the city and back. christie smith is live near where the chase end and police are trying to follow out why they were trying to run in the first place. >> that's exactly right. dispeak with oakland police and they believe it's possible that the people involved in this chase coop the same people wanted in a spring of street robberies. up to in the last 24 hours. it's possible that the car may indeed be stolen. it has no license plates on it this morning. we can tell you that three people in the car are in custody after a chase and a very intense search through the neighborhood here at east 25th and highland streets in oakland. officers from several agencies have their guns drawn as they looked for the driver who bailed out and ran. back to the beginning, the

latest robbery they are telling me happened near gene street early this morning. the description of the suspect and car are similar to one officers spotted near interstate 580 at about 1:15 this morning. oakland police chased the car and chp took over with the driver going-over the bridge and quickly turning around at the island coming back to oakland. the chp using a pit maneuver to try to stop the car, using their police cruiser to force the driver to turn. he crashed into a parked car and two people were arrested inside the car. a man and a woman against the driver who ran into back yards here. with the help of emeryville police and the dog. they were able to arrest the third person who was the driver after about 90 minutes. at this point oakland police have wrapped up here.

that's the latest from here live in oakland, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thanks a lot, christie. >> an east bay man is getting help from police in nabbing the person responsible. the victim doesn't want to reveal his identity. burglars broke in and took his mac pro computer, but he said he knows he has protection. he installed tracking software called prey that enables his computer to take a picture of the suspect and reveal his location. >> i figured this is great. i have a photo of the individual using my stolen machine as well as the location of the block or the neighborhood he was useing it from. >> the victim is frustrated because oakland police have not contacted him even though he said he has all the evidence. we contacted the police department and they have not returned our calls. >> an emotional day in a richmond courtroom for the

pretrial concerning the gang rape of a young girl outside of a high school dance. seven suspects wearing shackles and handcuffs escorted into the courthouse yesterday. after the hearing, the judge is set to determine if there is enough evidence to go forward with the trial. three of the suspects are being tried as adults and all can face live n prison. a police officer testified that he found the girl draped over a bench. he said "i thought she was dead. the only things touching the ground were the tops of her feet and the side of her face. i went up and shook her and she moaned a little bit." that preliminary hearing is expected to last about three weeks. a fight over slots. they wanted to build a casino in richmond, but now a new report said the only environmental friendly option would be a marijuana-growing field. the report said it would bring in $3.2 million per year in tax

revenue. the city council rejected the proposal for a casino. now the developers are the ones who funded this study, leading to claim that is what they are trying to do is make the casino look lick a better option in comparison with a pot farm. new this morning, it could take weeks instead of months to begin rebuilding the neighborhood devastated by the natural gas line explosion in early september. last month leaders expressed desire to expedite the permit process for the owners wanting to rebuild. the planning commissionville a first look at the changes. if planners approve the changes, the city council could review as early as next tuesday. standards could be put in place by mid-january. >> air travelers voicing outrage and a security screening at airports across the country. travelers and airport workers say the tsa is taking

anti-terrorism measures too far. travelers and pilot unions are unhappy with full scans calling them virtual strip searches. if you don't go through the scanner, then you have to submit to an enhanced pat down and travelers like john said it really aims to legalized sexual assault. >> i don't want some random stranger looking at my naked body. my traveling by plane doesn't warrant that for me. >> he said that the federal government should get out of the business of aviation security. the homeland security chief said the tsa is open to change. >> airlines could be forced to park aging planes under a new rule. the rule is meant to prevent widespread fatigue to allow airlines to put the planes out to pasture when they reach the mandated lifespan. kevin coakley reports. >> we kids and i pray and said

life will be fine. >> when a hole ripped open in a jet of july of last year, passengers on board shared a lent prayers. >> we looked back and part of the inside was trying to pull out. >> just months before, the faa warned mental fatigue could cause problem. >> it has always been a problem. coroergz is bigger than metal fatigue. >> concern about aging fleets, regulators announced giving the industry up to five years to settle on minimum age limits for planes and up to six years beyond that to implement. in a statement, southwest said we will review the new regulation and comply fully with the requirements. safety is and always will be our higher priority. from american, american airlines will of course comply with any new faa directives. our existing inspection procedures meet the faa

requirements of thoroughly inspecting aircraft throughout the lifespan, including those procedures related to metal fatigue. >> a lot of the rule is restating the obvious. the rules that are there already. >> the rule reinforces schedules and safety inspections that may be even more important than mandatory age limits. >> if you do the maintenance the way it should be done and you check them and do everything that needs to be done, you don't have to retire most of the time. >> if you are not taking to the air, perhaps you are taking to the roadways. mike is off and here's a look at the east bay commute. everything moving on time and looking pretty good. a little bit above the speed limit there. the same to report pretty much across the bay area this morning. taking a look at the maze. everything green means go. looking good. same to report in the east bay. the pass is looking good and the

nimitz freeway, everything is green and go. rob has a smile on his face. why? you don't have to do traffic? >> if you like summer-like weather in november, 53 degrees right now, not much wind, but in the hilltops, you have breezy conditions. you are seeing that and san francisco is 56 degrees. light wins for now and you can see the camera bouncing around 880. 55 degrees and a wind calm at sea level. not the case higher up away from the ground. wind from 15 to 25 and after sunrise, the winds mix down to sea level. it will be breezy, but the showers hold off until friday. you can see that will bring a big drop approaching the weekend. in the meantime, enjoy. nothing but 70s around the bay area. 76 in san jose and mid- to upper 70s inland. tomorrow we cool off as the

winds pick up the sea breeze and push the cooler air in. temperatures dropping off to 50s and scattered showers and maybe snow in the higher peaks to wrap up the weekend. >> nothing but perfect. >> for a while. rescuers work to save people trapped in a building in india. just ahead, the latest on the search for the survivors and where the tragic collapse happened. >> the latest on one group's efforts to free an abused sea gull. >> a live look outside, san jose and that little orb in the sky. perhaps it's mercury or space invaders. we better check it out.

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. a nice looking shot across the bay this morning. a look at the temperatures you might see. some in the 70s. cooler than yesterday. rob will have an update and what to expect a couple of days from now. >> congress is getting back to work slowly, but surely. there big changes about earmarks that are spending money for pet projects.com. tracie potts has the latest. >> mitch mcconnell has done a 180 on his position on earmarks, saying he will get rid of the ban all together. he is a supporter of earmarks, the ability of lawmakers to put the local projects into larger spending bills that run washington and bring that money back home. now with the tea party in town, hoping to cut money and

spending, he said this is a symbolic step to show voters we are serious about cutting spending and the republican caucuses will be voting on that today. a big nash they are dealing with in the lame duck session is taxes. it seems there is some compromise coming to bear about those tax cuts that expire at the end of the year. the white house and the democrats and the republicans possibly all agreeing to at least a one-year temporary extension for those who makeover $250,000. laura? >> thank you very much. >> new this morning, a san francisco hospital is planning an all out feast with turkey and all the trim accident. the diabetes center, san francisco general hospital is getting ready to host the 25th annual thanksgiving meal. it will be prepared by patients and hospital staff to practice healthy eating habits while building a sense of community. the meal is designed to teach

high risk diabetes patients how to manage the diabetes by reducing the sugar and carbohydrates in their meals. >> there will be a free writing seminar to change how people feel about cancer. it's designed to change thoughts about cancer through family and friends. the cancer book will teach that workshop from 6:00 to 8:00 at the ucsf cancer center on the mount zion campus at 1600 between coast and sutter streets. >> time is 5:45 and thanks for joining us. >> let's look at your traffic and weather starting with a peek at the south bay commute. green means go and things are moving smoothly. lower bayshore freeway with the same to report. this is along the peninsula.

these are a look at the times it will take you to cross the busiest spans across the bay area. nothing to report there. great news for me. greater when it comes to the temperatures. >> i saw 70 oz your maps. we shouldn't see those. a little breezy and you notice that after sunrise, the gusty winds and the mix down to sea level. you look at the temperatures towards the afternoon, we will see the numbers climbing into the mid- to upper 70s. today is the last of the warm days. tomorrow we cool off a lot more by friday. that will be the chance of showers coming in late friday and a look at the weekend. only 50 scattered showers will

take us into monday of next week. back to you. welling may be the cause and four people are being held in connection and 70 people are in the hospital. >> digging machines and shovels and hands to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed-story building in new delhi. 60 are dead and 30 believed to be trapped under the rubble. the building collapsed after the basement was water logged for days due to heavy rains. the chief minster blames the collapse on faulty construction and said the government will be investigating. >> how big is facebook? scott joins us now and said it's one of the biggest tech companies in the bay area. >> it's hard to kag clat how valuable facebook is.

you have to guess at the price of the market capitalization. bloomberg decided facebook is worth a whopping $41 billion. that's bigger than ebay which we can measure. that's worth $39 billion. facebook announcing a new messaging system, sort of e-mail meets chat meets texting. we heard ceos say a lot of things, but i'm sorry is fairly rare. the ceo of fap apologized for his company's theft of oracle software secrets. the two companies are in an oakland courtroom this morning trying to figure out how much sap should pay for the phivation. it could be billions if oracle gets their way. mcdermott was not responsible for the theft, but he is the head or cohead and the buck stops with him and he said he is sorry.

. >> a buy area sea bird is freed from sadistic animal abuse. volunteers captured the bird at park merced and cut the beer can collar off the its neck. it was not easy to catch the young male sea gull, but they did. >> it took a really long time. a lot of different strategies we tried, but he was wary because somebody had caught him and hurt him. it was harder to draw him closer to us. we could have that 30 others or the last couple of times we have been up here, but it worked. >> good news is he should be okay. there may be as many as four other birds with similar collars in the bay area right now. there is a $3,000 reward being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for abusing these birds. >> lebron james is a finalist for time magazine's person of

the year. this despite turning an entire city against him. james took the national spotlight in the spring and summer when he became a free agent. several teams went all out to court the star and he held a national star and was leave for miami. another person of the year finalist includes president obama, sarah palin and lady gaga. >> new sports to tell you about that happened late night. college basketball stayed up and they are still going at it. they are playing games around the clock to celebrate the start of the new season. the st. mary geals were right in the thick of it. it started at 11:00 and finally ended a few hours ago. they took on st. john's in the red storm. the late night paid off too because they won it and one in the books. the final score is 76-71. 11 p.m. tip off is strange, but

check this out. there was a game in hawaii that started at 1:00 in the morning pacific time. they had to get up at 3:00 in the morning and another game started about an hour ago. as i mentioned, they were going around the clock. the warriors are home after a long road trip. they play the knicks on friday. a close game in oakland last night. ellis leading the warriors for 27 points and they go on to win 101-97. they may want to check out the bulbs and the red lamps because the sharks lit them up against the kings. they won it 6-3, scoring three times in the third period. the next game is wednesday and that is in colorado. >> oakland raiders fans can be one of the players in person.

the linebacker will be making an appearance on 18th street from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. part of a limited edition pepsi max can series. that will feature mclain on the can. >> it's a cool start to this morning. offshore wins which are keeping temperatures in the 60s and cooler into napa. 45 right now. 54 in hayward and san jose. 55 in san francisco. gilroy is 43 and now towards livermore is 51. most places are cooler as the winds are not as gusty at sea level, but after sunrise as we get the mixing of the atmosphere and trying to move down to the lower elevations. breezy and dry today. we will start to see changes ahead today and we can get

mostly sunny and temperatures easily climbing into the 70s. tomorrow 60s and 70s and the sea breeze will pick up into friday. this is going to lead to cooling. the first chance of showers into the north bay probably during friday afternoon. this is part of a very cold air mass dropping down out of the gulf of alaska. the cool air filters down and will drop pretty much out of the 70s and 80s over the last couple of days to the 50s and 60s. only 50s around the bay area through the weekend. enjoy the temperatures we have now. big changes up towards the end of the week. highs in the mid-70s and upper 70s once again out towards livermore. 60s and 70s along the coast as you head into the east bay hilltops. offshore winds holding on for another day and that's the reason why you see the numbers above average. we will go in the opposite direction come thursday and friday. temperatures dropping off. mid 50s and the air higher up is

cold enough for snow levels that put places like mount hamilton or diablo seeing a few flurries in the upcoming weekend. almost a 30-degree drop from yesterday and today to what we will see this weekend. back to you. >> thanks a lot. it seems that conan o'brien is not finished fighting with his former network at nbc. his orange promotes his late night show on a different network. he it flying over the jay leno studios at nbc universal. the blimp was visible from the set with jay leno. this is the second week of his new show. >> you heard economists say the recession is over, but for many it doesn't feel that way. food banks are busier than ever with the need up and donations down. today in the bay's chris sanchez is live. they see the need there too. >> the need is up by about 30%

not just here at second harvest food bank, but all-around the bay area. this is an amazing operation. this is the feeding point for about 300 plus agencies that get assistance here to to help the folks they know are in need. catholic charities and milpitas food bank and soup kitchens and pantries. thanks for joining us this morning. we noticed the barrels that have been placed around town. how many of these are you hoping to fill? >> about 13,000. >> that's for thanksgiving and christmas or trying to get started on the right foot for next year. >> that are would be for all year long. 1.7 million pounds of food between now and the end of the year. >> you are hoping to collect about $11 million in donations?

>> that's correct. the goal is to raise $11 million in the holiday food and fund drive. >> with that money, we throw in a couple of cans or a box of cereal, but if we do that, you could take what we use to fill one barrel, you can fill three. >> that's correct. we have strong purchasing power. for every dollar that somebody donates, we can put two meals out to people who need it. >> one of the agencies is the sacred heart community services. they talk about the increase in the requests for help. about 30% here and 30% in san francisco as well. donations are down. why is it that donations are dwindling? >> we are concerned about donations being down and hunger is not front of mind as it was two years ago. we want people to know that people are hungry and they are coming to our food bank and

agencies for food on a daily basis. we could use your help. >> now we are talking about $11 million in donations. the interesting thing is the fact that 95 cents out of every dollar goes to feeding hungry people. does it go to salaries or administration? >> 95 cents of every dollar goes to feeding people who need food. we maintain that integrity and make sure that donations are used well. >> thank you very much. to make sure they feel connected with the community. you can still make a donation online at shsb.org or google second harvest food bank.

they do a lot of good or if you want to donate a turkey, we will be collecting those at safeway locations. we will be out there working this weekend and you can make that donation that is so critical to serving the need here at the food bank. chris sanchez, today in the bay. >> donate for thanksgiving. >> a living soldier will get a medal for the first time in more than 30 years. what he did to earn it. >> mark twain's auto biography. we will talk to one of the men at strt of the book. >> police arrest three people after a chase across the bay and back. we will have a live report next. ♪

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