nice day if you want to check out that bridge or any of the other bridge ares. >> unlike yesterday, the rain comes through. >> windy, too. >> windy, too. a cool day on friday. now, patchy fog setting up around the bay. 52 degrees in san jose, 51, notice the temperatures, not too chilly. oakland, 55 a now. what was left of the showers over the last three hours from areas san jose toward gilroy and hollister, see the showers there all the action swinging into southern california, the transitional seat today is the patchy fog, overcast skies in the morning, slowly clearing as we head to the afternoon, temperatures on the cool side. low 60s inland, breezy today. we will show you how that may impact the two big college football games later on this afternoon and a full weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> no one with was paying attention to those. >> national title hopes on the line. >> going to be a very busy weekend in the sports world.

also a very active weekend in oakland, where occupy protesters say they will defy an election order a flier was circulated tonight and a plan to lay claim to the build sitting in. police and protesters are now on a collision course. oakland police hand out eviction notices at occupy oakland, telling campers to leave or ries ache rest. the notice comes after a man was shot and killed near the camp thursday. activists say city leaders are using the violence to their advantage. >> here every day and for them to jump on them to make it an excuse is senseless. >> reporter: but city leaders say campers are violating a long list of laws and must go if police raid the camp, this woman says she will do her goes rebuild it. >> when i was in the military, i gave an oath to defend and sport constitution of the united states and these protest tester is the first time i'm ex-ers

sizing that right. >> reporter: occupy oakland activists and yootsds veterans marched down broadway in honor of veterans day, shouting demands like end wars. >> bring them home, all i ask. i don't want to see anybody come back and try to kill themselves or succeed. >> reporter: this man is camping out. >> i stay at snow park and the thing i found that is closest to the brotherhood and the camaraderie is the brotherhood and camaraderie at snow park and occupy oakland movement. >> reporter: the vet traps day march zeroed in on police brutality, the people that made its way to oakland police headquarters police in yi antibiotic gear stood watch. 200 people denounced action in okay need left two iraq war veterans injured. protesters urged police not to carry out the eviction order.

>> oakland police are putting up a $10,000 reward for the information for the two gunmen who shot a 20-year-old men on thursday. the deadly shooting happened near the occupy oakland encampment. the 20-year-old was shot in the head and part of the protest and died at highland hospital. witnesses say they saw the suspects at the plaza in the last few days. the shooter is described as an african-american man between 20 and 25 years old. a second suspect, also african-american, between 20 and 30. he has long dreadlocks with red tips. stay with nbc bay area on air and online as we continue to monitor this standoff. around the clock coverage on nbcbayarea.com. a day off from school for two boy took a tragic turn a 1 12-year-old boys of killed, his 8-year-old friend now in the hospital after they slid into and then underneath a garbage

truck yesterday afternoon t happened near weedman elementary school. police say the boys are skitting of on a skateboard together, riding down the street near the elementary school when they collided into the truck and though the driver tried avoid them, he could not. >> this bunch of houses here, a whole lot. crime is on the rise on roswell drive, a street without a neighborhood watch. thieves are targeting homes, bicycles, lawn mowers and cars. this had guy here got ripped off. derek belle tells us someone stealing a catalytic converter from his neighbor's car. >> can't drive his car anymore, they had the front end off, cut the back end halfway off answered came home and scared them off. >> reporter: he has lived on roswell for 20 years, the past two, seen crimes increase. >> i had four mountain bikes stole from me out of my side yard. >> the feeling was anger. >> reporter: he knows what his neighbor was going through.

his home was vandalized and homes burglarized. >> somebody could get into your house and kids, young kids, they actually felt very fearleful. no parents like that kids in their house, they don't feel safe. >> reporter: sharma and his neighbor also enough and organized a neighborhood watch. police say it is working. crime significantly decreased. george care yamma, today in the bay. >> that was george care yamma reporting about a neighborhood in had milpitas trying to gather together and use neighborhood watch, that tried and true method of fighting crime in their neighborhood. police say they will be more than happy to send an officer over to any neighborhood that thinks of starting a watch and go over the dos and the don'ts. and also in vallejo over the weekend -- yesterday, police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a man as he was driving in a car on interstate 80. police say the shooting happened as the man was traveling east on

i-80 east of tennessee street around midnight. california highway patrol officers found the car crasheded into bushes on the side of the freeway. police say the victim, who was shot more than once in his upper body, died at the scene. his killer is at large. and we still have are more ahead for you on today in the bay. still to come, penn state tries to move past paterno. we will hear from the legendary coach's family about his firing over an alleged sex scandal. and wilson ramos rescued in his native venezuela. we will talk about how the ordeal has shaken him up. ♪

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[ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. a good day to getout and celebrate the 75th anniversary of the bay bridge. i think it's just as pretty as the golden gate. makes for a nice picture, doesn't it? it is game day at penn state, but clearly, their focus is not on football. the campus is still reeling from

allegations of a child sexual abuse scandal and its possibility of a coverup that included coaching legend joe paterno. the first time in more than six decade, concern know will not be with his team as they take the field this afternoon. jay gray is outside the stadium at penn state with the very latest there. >> reporter: students camp out like they do before every home game at beaver stadium but they understand, today will be different. >> you think anyone who has lived here or who just got here has any idea of how it is going to go. >> reporter: playing for the first time in more than 60 years without legendary coach joe paterno, fired in wake of a sex abuse scandal and questions whether about whether he covered up details to protect man accused, long-time assistant coach, jerry sandusky. >> whether he was right or wrong morally no matter which way you looked at it, avenues father figure here, not on the field but the community. >> reporter: late friday,ing paterno's son, scott, issued written statement on behalf of his father, who said he is

absolutely disvault over what happened.to the children and their families, in part, and wants very much to speak publicly and answer questions. at this stage, however, he has no choice but to be patient and defer to the legal process. the family has hired a lawyer as the university moves forward with its investigation, appointing ken frasier, a penn state alum and president and ceo of merck to lead that effort. but for more than 100,000 fans, the aten for a few hours will shift to this field. >> i think the game on saturday is going to be one that goes down in history. >> reporter: the had history that is now being questioned at penn state. jay gray -- >> and that was jay gray reporting from penn state. found alive, washington nationals catcher wilson ram moss was rescued by venezuelan police two days after he was kidnapped a gunpoint. officials conducted a rescue operation by air and said security forces found ramos last

night in a mountainous area of the country there are reports three men were arrested in connection with this kidnapping. since his rescue, ramos has spoken with his family over the phone. four armed men kidnapped him from outside his parents' home on wednesday with. ramos says as long as he feels all right, he will start to play again but he adds he underwent a lot of psychological stress. president obama is in his native hawaii this morning where he is going to start asian diplomacy talks. this morning, the president and first lady arrived in hawaii ahead of a nine-day tour of the asia pacific region. they walked out of air force one and shook hands with offs as at joint base pearl harbor hick ham. the president is hosting an asia pacific economic cooperation forum in hawaii. later today, expected to meet with china and russian's presidents as well as japan's prime ministerwa the president will also travel to australia and indonesia. the president's trip comes on the heels of a visit to

california where he and the first lady were on board an aircraft carrier in san diego to honor veterans. they also watched the tipoff of the college basketball season. north carolina beat michigan state in front of 7,000 servicemen and women on the deck of the "uss carl vinson." the president and first lady were nowhere near washington, d.c. when someone fired an ak-47 near the white house. secret service agents say they saw two cars racing down constitution avenue, firing weapons around 9:00 last night them issued description of the doors police. police sent down one of the cars and ak-47 ditched nearby. police say they don't think the gunfire was directed at the white house. the first family was not at home when this happened. we still have more ahead for you on today in the bay. still to come, happy birthday to you a bay area landmark celebrates a big milestone today. and around parts of the bay this morning, a little tough to see, we have some patchy fog,

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forecast, a look at that when we looking live at oakland this morning, a little bit of a kind of gray, hazy start to the day, but the clouds will be clearing out pretty soon and it should be okay weather for those two football games nobody's really paying attention to right, rob? >> cal or stanford. >> i think i will take that time to go to target. >> should had be empty right around then. you know, we have got some low clouds and fog around parts of the bay area this morning, 56 in oakland, a mild start, the cloud blanket out there this morning, yes, patchy fog in the east bay, not that much wind now, i think we will see northwest winds picking up this afternoon. right now, san francisco, a few break notice cloud, 52 degrees currently in san jose, 51 west wind at 7. in oakland, see 56 degrees,

those hazy skies. mostly cloudy skies to start. what is left of the showers already leaving the bay area, moving off to the south and east of hollister and gilroy, kind of a cool day though the clouds slowly start to thin out. we are going to see temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. tonight, see patchy, thick fog in a few spots and dry finish to the weekend, but a pretty interesting 7-day forecast coming up. show you that in a moment. first, oregon state and cal, of course, cal's temporary home already, pnc park, 60 degrees around game time. some dpleergt afternoon a later start to the stanford game, oregon in town. huge matchup with the cardinals today, temperatures upper 50s, close to 60, things turning breezy and cool as the game wears on it will be a dry forecast for both of our games today. you can see we dough have the clouds coming in from the north in terms of showers, things really dried out, all the action now transitions into southern california, we do have a weak frontal boundary moving in from the north but this is main lay

dry cold front. mid and high level clouds spilling in, all the rain and the deeper moisture is scoot writing there through l.a. and san diego at this hour. so today, showers sliding to the east, 50s and 60s, still a chance of snow showers in the sierra, close 206,000 feet. use caution, heading to the high country this afternoon. for tomorrow and early part of next week, storm track will stay off to the north, so, we will see some dry days, patchy morning fog, stay tuned this cold trough, going to drop out of the gulf of alaska, like this pattern we have been seeing last week, week before. classic la nina pattern, cold systems on the east side of high pressure to the west, pump in cooler air and you will see a big drop in temperatures come thursday evening on into friday. yes, rain will be coming back to the end of the 7-day forecast. today, 50s and 60s, slow clearing as you go through the afternoon, a little cool today, winds picking up a little bit later on. highs pretty uniform, one giant microclimate around the bay area, highs upper 50s to low

60s, here you go 7-day forecast tomorrow, i think we will be watching out for patchy, thick fog for the morning, same story for the first half of the workweek, then thursday and friday, highs in the 50s again and lots of snow coming back to the sierra as we head toward next weekend. >> thank you very much, rob. a big anniversary for a big bay area landmark. today marks the opening of an engineering marvel, the bay bridge. the bay area's second most famous bridge opened november 12, 1936. today in the bay, joe row sat the toe jr. shows us some of the past and some of the modern future. >> reporter: countless visitors from across the globe will surely fall for the romance of the golden gate bridge, but across the bay, its older sibling, bay bridge, is considered the bay area's workhorse. >> a six-lane double-deck bridge are, eight miles long. >> reporter: this saturday will market 75th anniversary of the opening of the bay bridge.

bob mckey remembers opening day had a lot of similarities to modern times. >> well, we watched a lot of traffic and there was a number of accidents, people just gawking and i think some people were just celebrating. >> reporter: though builders didn't break ground until 1932, the first mention of the brim was in the 1800s by san francisco's most famous eclectic citizen. >> it was back in about 1872 that emperor norton issued his deck kpri, directing that a suspension bridge be built forth witt between the cities of san francisco and oakland. >> reporter: it wasn't until the 1930s that edge caught up to norton's vision. the bridge took three years build at the a cost of $77 million. when it opened, the toll was 65 cents each way, but it's impossible to put a price tag on the economic engine it unleashed. >> we really needed that direct connection between san francisco and the east bay, so not only just for commerce, for normal

commuting. >> reporter: while the bridge doesn't share the fame of the golden gate it has plenty of tales of its own. for instance in 1986, a baby was born in a traffic jam between towers w 5 and w 6. >> ran into heavy traffic and my father, you know, was studying medicine, so did a fairly well job of delivering me, i'd say. >> reporter: it's most infamous moment was its failure in the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. 20 years later, a replacement eastern span is rising from the bay waters. >> the replacement of that has do with seismic safety and when it's done, it will be much stronger for generations to come. >> reporter: the self-angered suspension span will have the latest seismic technology, pedestrian and bike paths and sleek, modern look and hopefully, 75 years from now, it will have its own cake to celebrate. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> caltrans is planning an

anniversary event over the next year and what about the golden gate bridge, you ask? it will turn 75 next may and nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of that celebration. well it is the hottest ticket in town tonight, stanford will put the nation's longest winning streak, 17 games, on the line against the oregon ducks. if you don't already have a ticket, you are out of luck that game is sold out. that may not be good news for you if you wanted to head to the game it is great news for people who own businesses in and around palo alto. hotels are booked near solid and restaurant owners are getting ready for a very profitable rush. >> i think that we are probably going to spend close to $2,000 for the weekend, by the time we pay for tickets and the gas and kids to be here and restaurant and hotels and tailgate and avenue, else. >> kickoff is at 5:00 this afternoon. be forewarned, scalpers are looking for $200 a pop for those last-minute tickets. meanwhile, at at&t park, the cal golden bears will be playing

another oregon school. the bears are 5-4, one win shy of being bowl eligible and they desperately need to get that win against the 2-7 oregon state beavers. the game kicks off tonight at 5:00. much more ahead on today in the bay. still to come -- >> when the music stops playing, you wake up and you're high off whatever drug you pick. >> high-tech drugs, you can hear them, they arel. we will yy gal. we will show you what the buzz is all about. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road.

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this morning we goin depth with a drug you can't taste, see or even touch. the drug is making waves online because that is the only place that is it is available, all you need is a computer. today in the bay's garvin thomas had has a story and images that might be disturbing to some. >> reporter: the videos are all over youtube. people shaking, twitching, writhing, looking like they are

high, because that, they say, is what they feel. but not because of anything they injected or smoked. its a he is a drug they are listening to. so-called sonic or digital drugs, trucks you can can hear. it's a phenomenon called i-dosing and this is what it sounds like. two, slightly different tones or binorral beats played into each ear. the frequency of the sound meant to alter brain waves and mimic the effects of real drugs. sonic trucks are downloadable, legal and especially popular among teenagers. >> talking about t. >> reporter: this teen, we will call him zack is in treatment for his dependence on actual drug bus he also admits to doing a lot of digital drugs and he says, they work. >> and you pretty much fall into

like a trans, like asleep to music or static, whatever you want to call it and when the music stops playing, you wake up and you're high off whatever drug you pick. >> reporter: websites like i-ers do.com offer a menu of sonic drugs available less than $4 a pop, hits like heroin promise an experience that is just like the real thing. i-doser's founder tells us he doesn't advocate the use of actual drugs. in fact, he says sonic drugs are a safe alternative. but therapist jennifer tam worries what i-dosing can lead to >> something that teens might want to try in order to use it as an escape. so it would be something that could spark a teen's interest in using real drugs later down the line. >> reporter: while many people doubt the effects of sonic drugs are, saying they are nothing more than a placebo, some doctors say the methodology behind i-dosing is valid. neurosigh come ist mark steinberg says there is nothing

new about people manipulating their brains to make themselves feel good. >> when you can use air freshener, you can use liele is, digital beats to drive your brain into a straight where you get high. >> reporter: at this point, i'm curious enough to give them a try. while steinberg and his colleague monitor my brain waves. the first i-dose we are going to try out is something called a ten-minute quick hit that's supposed to simulate the effects of smoking marijuana. this is what i'm hearing. nothing r the sound wasn't as pleasantize anticipated. but still, nothing i would want to sit through again. next up, a dose of lsd. now, after ten minutes of this i actually feel rested. not because of the i-dose, but rather i think i fell asleep while listening. so in any case, i didn't feel anything but did my brain

register something? >> this is slightly more highly correlated than this? >> reporter: steinberg says not really but he points out every answers brain is different so, while all we did was waste $8, steinberg says there are likely kids thought feeling something, kids who will love nothing more than an easy way to plug in turn on and tune out. garvin thomas, today in the bay. >> we will be right back. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality.

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we are look live at the bay bridge this morning. 75 years ago, only cost you 65 cents each way to get across. things have changed. >> inflation. thanks so much for joining houston saturday morning, i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda, a forecast that is pleasant if you

have outdoor plans. >> to the the too bad. you might notice, we have got patchy fog and some high clouds coming overhead, you can see the showers have left the south bay, southern california, but so the combination of the low clouds and some of the high clouds coming in, block out the sun, heading to southern california, you are going to find rain waiting for you, you head over the grapevine. today, lunchtime, see temperatures close to 60. i think mostly low 60s for highs today, should be just fine for both the cal cal an stanford games this afternoon and evening. let you know how much longer you can keep the umbrellas packed away in the full 7-day forecast. have that for you coming up a few minutes from now. >> thank you very much, rob. a quiet start to the morning at the occupy oakland encampment, but that could change tonight. protesters are talking about expanding their occupation and perhaps marching to reclaim a

building, despite an order by police for them to leave. no one has packed up, even though police handed out eviction notices last night telling campers to leave or risk arrest. the notice comes after a man was shot and killed near the camp on thursday but activist says city leaders using the violence to their advantage. >> i come here every day and for them to jump on us to make it an excuse to get rid of this camp is senseless. >> city leaders say the campers are violating a long list of laws and they have to go activist says if police force them out, this they will rebuild. so far, the city has not enforced those eviction notices just yet. in richmond, occupy protesters there are planning a march today. activist says they will mar notch a local bank in downtown richmond to protest bank policies on loan modification for richmond homeowners and they will ask the bank to address local foreclosure issues much the march is floornd 1:30 this

after aer noon to start at san pablo avenue. santa sheriff deputies are searching for a man who robbed a liquor store that happened around 8:30 last night at cask and flask liquor store in unincorporated santa clara county can. sheriff deputies say the man was warmed a handgun that suspect allegedly fired a shot during that robbery but none was hurt. anyone with information is asked to call the santa clara sho sheriff's department. keeping her legacy alive, the family of murdered nursing student michelle lei will continue its search campaign to help other bay area families. mission michelle will launch a search and rescue team to help families create and conduct effective missing person searches. her family say these hope to help other people manage the nightmare that they went through and continue to go through.

a reward started at $1,000 from the peninsula humane society it is now at $1,000 the reason? they are looking for the person who tied a dumbbell around a cat's neck two weeks ago, then tossed it into redwood shores lagoon. vets say the animal was alive at the time he was placed in the water to drown. anyone with information to about how manies that cat or who committed the crime is asked to call the peninsula humane society. this morning, pg&e will retest a pipeline that rupture aid long a busy freeway on the peninsula. this was the result of a failure and it was a cascading blast of water which then caused a mudslide. the mess shutdown part of interstate 280 quite a winltd the incident marked the third time a pipe failed during water pressure states which state regulators ordered following last year's deadly san bruno explosion. a few thousand oracle employees will be getting back

pay. oracle agreed to pay $35 million to settle claim that employees were not paid overtime despite putting in more than 4 hours a week. the claim was filed by quality assurance workers, customer support analysts and private managers who claim they were never paid for the extra hours they were expected to work. oracle argued the employees were exempt from state overtime laws because they were administrators or comp the pewter professionals. some 1700 employees in redwood city and pleasanton are eligible for the settlement which should been $13,000 a person. oracle agreed to the settlement but has not admitted wrongdoing. much more ahead on today in the bay. still to come, are you a black friday shopper? where you can jump on the deals a few hours early this year. threat veterans make a trip back to the land whether they put their lives on the line. we will take you on a journey to vietnam.

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old today. it opened 75 years ago to traffic what a thrill this that must have been now. i think we probably take it for granted, don't we? sadly, a number of servicemen and women who served our country have ended up in the unemployment line and the jobless rate among vets is significantly high thaerpt national average. we are being shown now what is being done to turn that around. [ bagpipes ] >> reporter: among those braving the rain for san jose's veterans day parade was 27-year-old just returning from tours in iraq, the father of two has spent the last two years looking for a job. >> it takes careful budgeting and stuff. i do what i got to do for my children. >> reporter: the unemployment rate is 12%, higher than the national average for 9%.

zuniga worked a few jobs on construction sites since returning from the battlefield, diagnosed with postdram traumatic stress disorder, making a job search difficult. >> even if you have a degree, is it is hard to find a job. more needs to be done. >> reporter: congresswoman zoe lofgren of san jose expects the house of representatives to vote on a bill next week, providing tax breaks to employers who hire vets who have been out of work for at least six months. >> a good first step, a lot of things veterans need when they come home, everything from education to health care to jobs and we need to make sure that we are there for them. they were there for us. >> reporter: the proposal under consideration would provide a $5,600 tax incentive for employers who hire a veteran without a job for at least six months. the house is expected to approve the bill some time next week. in san jose, monte francis, nbc bay area news. to a different kind of veteran, more and more americans who fought in the vietnam war

are returning to that country for a visit, according to a veterans group that we talked with. today in the bay's bob redell return with his father there last year and honored his father at the traveling vietnam war memorial, now in cupertino. >> sadly, there are over 58,000 names listed on this wall, some of whom my own dad served with which as your bea to see, helps explain yes decided to make a return trip to vietnam, a place some other veterans would rather forget. >> this is not the vietnam i remember. >> reporter: this is not the vietnam bob left. this time on his return, no guns, no enemy, no fear of death. >> coming back to say good-bye to the guys we lost, but also to look and just see what -- what is left. >> reporter: vietnam is remarkable in her beauty, which makes the horror and devastation that dad and others witnessed here that much harder to fathom. he led a platoon of marines through the bush and mountains

near the dmz. >> wow. it just looks the same. >> reporter: at a camp today is overgrown and unrecognizable. all that remain sass vietnamese monument reminding visitors who won't war bull. as dad would say, both sides lost. a lot. >> he got killed. >> what would you tell your men when they got killed? >> what can you tell them? you know, war sucks. >> reporter: since he left vietnam in 1967, he has kept one memory in particular locked up inside himself like a prisoner in the hanoi hilton, opening up that cage isn't going to be easy. with old battlefield maps in hand, he takes us to a place his own children never knew existed, until now. >> you had a home here? >> i will tell you when we get out. i sent a squad out on this road that we're standing on. and he sat on a mine and it blew him up and the rest of the squad ran over to help him and they

kicked another mine and, la fever, he got killed, corporal gar rot, corona killed, upchurch got killed. and that was -- that was the worst. >> reporter: dad believes his primary mission in the war was to save as many of his men as possible. >> they were my kids. i mean, i was 22. they were 18. >> reporter: to get them back home in one piece so maybe they, too, like him, could someday return to witness vietnam for its truer is rehn arity. >> i feel good i came back and prayed a little bit. i have never forgot about these guys. >> reporter: in vietnam -- >> let's go. >> reporter: bob redell, today in the bay. >> and thanks to bob's dad and all of you who served for our country. much more ahead on today in the bay. still to come, big discount retailers open its doors for black friday shopping already. let's talk about that.

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america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 160 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. and good saturday morning to you. this time, going to show you how it looks around the east bail. sunol grade commute there you can see a little bit of patchy fog setting up, brief the we had, overnight rain, roads were nice and wet that low level moisture and nice winds overnight, sets up radiation fog. you can see this showing up around parts of our east bay, inland val police morning. as we go through temperatures in the bay area, fairly cool but not as cold as it could be, over the last few mornings, having 30s and 40s, not the case, thanks to the low clouds and extra moisture in the air, 50 in san jose, a 52346 oakland, a mild start for you around the inner east bay this morning, show you the temperatures for

the afternoon, we will see slow clearing today, showers moved on and temperatures today going to stay down, mainly upper 50s to low 60s for highs. then tonight you what, saw there in the sin noel camera view, sneak preview, patchy fog for the morning and dry and slightly warmer temperatures as we roll into your sunday forecast. today, first game of our two big games, watching cal taking on oregon state, at&t park, temperatures near 60, hazy sunshine, cool conditions, 5:00 start time, big stanford versus oregon game, should see temperatures in the upper 50s, patchy low clouds, a little breezy for the early part of the even willing. the showers moved on, notice the high clouds spilling over the bay area, talk about that system in a moment the radar really drying out. we did he have showers around the south bay and east bay hills overnight, those moved on. the action across southern california. the clouds dropping in over the bay area, mid and high-level clouds that are going to filter out the sun at times, one of the reasons why the temperatures be staying down. if you are travel nothing southern california that is where all the rain had has moved

overnight and continue to move to school scoot into los angeles and phoenix. showers moved on but i think the day is going to start with a combination of low clouds and high clouds, mostly cloudy skies, gradually slow clearing as we go through the afternoon, a cool day today, a little bit warmer tomorrow. first half of the week looks dry. the storm track off to the north but going to be tracking another very cold pocket of air dropping out of the gulf of alaska, not going to hit us monday through wednesday, but thursday this trough is going to drop south, bringing with it much cooler air and next chance of rain probably coming in as early as thursday afternoon around the north bay. around the bay area today, not too bad, a mixed bag of clouds for the morning, take your pick, low clouds, midlevel clouds and high cloud us in the bay area. temperatures today, fairly uniform, a 5-degree spread most of us, 58 to 63 across most of the bay area today. tomorrow, patchy fog, maybe a little bit warmer then as we head toward tuesday and wednesday, slight warmup and then we will be talking about winter-like conditions. i think snow levels close to

4,000 feet heading toward next weekend. so enjoy the dry weekend. next weekend does look chilly and definitely more showers coming our way. >> are you a black friday shopper? >> cybermonday. i don't like the long lines. >> i agree with you, it will starter think year. walmart is going to open its doors at 10:00 on thanksgiving night. for shame. retailers getting a head start on some of the competitors who traditionally open their doors at midnight for black friday deals. some retail industry analysts aren't convinced those two extra hours of holiday shopping will make a huge difference for walmart's bottom line. online security company mcafee released this year's 12 online scams of christmas and mobile users, beware. according to mcafee, 71% of tablet owners and 53% of smartphone owners noon research gifts and shop online. rob may be one of. they some of the scams to look for include malicious mobile

application, phony facebook promotions offering free prizes, holiday screen savers and online coupons. car lovers, tesla unveiled its latest and greatest electric car this weekend in san francisco and we got a peek t is the tesla model s beta equipped with 3 g wireless and a touch screen for navigation and web access. this is tesla's first mass produced car, the one that is supposed to turn tesla moment nears a profitable company. we are here with the new all electric model s premium sedan, a beta prototype behind me, 90% reproblem ducks ready and 02060 in 5.6 seconds, 300 miles, not a single drop of gas. >> delivery of the car is expected to cost next summer, costs about $57,000 for the base model. more if you want cup holders. much more ahead on today in the bay. still to come, a date with destiny, constituent hall that opened its doors for love on the

veterans day holiday. the rush to wed on 11/11/11. first, here is a look at your weekend calendar with mike info way. good morning, there's lots to do today in the bay, now back in the day, the beastie boys said she is crafty. celebrate her today at fort mason in san francisco. a celebration of women continues continuing hand crafted work from more than 150 of the nation's finest women artists. look at some of this beautiful work. if you like it you can buy t more crafts for a cause for the south, quite to see at the buddhist temple in japan town t is the annual winter boo teak, a crafts fair and fund raiser to benefit the japanese-american museum san jose. in addition to the handmade items, an author and inspiration for a book will be signing at 11 a.m. you get a book signed then you can sign up to make a book at

your own, beginning book making is a class you can take today at the sanchez art center in pacifica. it is kind of pricey at 100 bucks, you know what, a handmade book, fright awesome gift. my kids make them but they are a little cheaper. okay. so you get out there you have some craft they ideas. get out there and make yourself a great today. beth!

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you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. not going back there again. good for you! how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ femalennouncer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. 1/11/11 was an unusual day on the calendar and it was a wedding date. we go to one area where love and numerology collided. >> reporter: we are surrounded by numbers. everywhere you look, sending us up, down,ed a diss,

anniversaries. >> we are gathered here on this special day of 11/1/11. >> reporter: for some, once the calendar rolled around to 11/11/11. >> from day forward. >> reporter: with many city halls closed for veterans day, alameda city hall opened for love. >> we decided to schedule weddings even though everybody else is closed for the holiday, veterans day and we ended up with 11 ceremonies. >> i do. >> reporter: at 11:00 this morning on the 11th day of the 11th month, the first of 11 couples took the plunge. >> this opportunity presented itself, like, hey, do you want to get married next week? >> reporter: but the parents of alise sa king and michael moore will be pleased to know the couple didn't just pick this day out of thin air, turns out, the number 11 has meaning. >> we were long distance for a while, it was a nice reminder at 11 a.m. in the morning, 11 p.m. >> reporter: nathan and dawn

adams thought the date had a nice ring to it, like a wedding bell. >> actually, she wanted to get married on the first of this year, 1/1/11 i thought would be better to make it all symmetrical 11/11/11. >> reporter: none of the 11 couples chose the date for their significance as a once in a century palindrome but dillon and stephanie todd did find the date full of symbolism. >> 15saying 11/11/11, saying we were the only ones for each other. we picked all the ones we could find. >> reporter: if you want to hear something truly mysterious, turns out the city wasn't planning for 11 couples. >> we had 12. and then one person canceled. then had somebody else call, back up to 12. they canceled as well. back down to 11. >> reporter: in the end, al immediate deals number onest was one. the number of city halls open on 11/11/11 for weddings.

much more ahead on today in the bay. still to come, meet flora. she needs a new home. boy isn't she cute? we will find out if she is the right match for you. [ woman ] hmm...game day party idea pillsbury crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels just unroll, add ingredients, roll and bake. and the crowd goes wild. crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels. game day ideas made easy. grands! and gravy. man, it's butter all the way.g? uncle ray, gravy or butter? definitely butter. boom! or gravy. ham. turkey. or nothing. as long as it's grands!, i'm good. [ female announcer ] grands! holiday ideas made easy.

this morning, our special guest from humane society, pets in need, so sorry. >> that's okay. >> is flora, named after my grandma, i think. >> you there go who knew? >> i would say my grandma is a little cuter. she is pretty cute. look at her a funny little face. >> she is. and her personality is exactly how she looks. if you want to livan up your family, this is the perfect little dog. she is about a year old, so she is still very young. she is fixed and ready to go she probably wouldn't do so great in a cathouse. is she is a little too interested in them but gets along well other dogs and kids.

>> look at her smile. look at that smile. >> she is a lot of fun. >> and she is freshly bathed too, find more information about flora or any of the other pets at pets in need.org. see you here tomorrow morning at 7:00.