5:00 on friday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, everyone. i'm jon kelley. let's check in with christina loren. this has become my favorite forecast of the week. >> rain or shine. >> he likes the gusty winds and downpour downpours. >> the good news is most of the rainfall will come down while you're breaking. we'll have wide ved 50s. that's it. temperatures only climbing 5 degrees from where we are now. periods of scattered showers and sierra snow on the way. winter weather advisory in place. when it expires, how much we're expectin expecting. >> winter weather advisory is definitely one to stick around for. the sig alert continues.

right around the exit. we have a three car accident that resulted in the death of at least one person there. we don't know if this will reopen. no slowing yet. light volume. at least it's a light commute. >> well this morning the flag at the vallejo police station is flying at half mass in remembrance of a fallen officer. he was shot and killed chasing a bank robber suspect through vallejo. christie smith is live where a memorial is now growing for the 19-year veteran of the force. >> good morning. this has stunned the police force but also the entire city. james worked here for 19 years. everyone knows him and they liked him. there is a note saying the lobby

is closed due to an emergency after the 45-year-old officer was shot and killed during a foot chase after a bank robbery yesterday late afternoon. police shotted the getaway car and they followed it. the chase ended on janice street when capu used his car to stop the getaway suv. he was working by himself at the time and took off after the suspect on foot as other officers arrived. they say they heard shots fired, and ultimately found him down in a backyard. he was the type of guy who took in friends. >> killed in a motorcycle accident, i believe last year. they left behind two children. they were very close friends with the couple. for a short period of time these children were living with him. he had done additions to

accommodate him in the house. >> police did arrest one man yesterday, but they're not releasing a dot of details about him. they're telling us right now they're not rooking for anyone else. he had a long history of service as a marine, a chp officer. he also worked as a high school coach. he was officer of the year. he was the fourth officer in vallejo to die in the line of duty. christie smith, jon and laura, back to you. >> such a sad story, christi. thank you for the update. family and friends will gather to hold a memorial service for the people killed in the jonestown mass suicide. they will be at evergreen cemetery where a memorial to more than t 900 people killed was dedicated in may. more than half of the victims are buried at that cemetery. on november 18th, 1978 members

of the fran's people's temple committed suicide led by reverend jim jones. today's memorial is at 10:00. it is 5:03. p peninsula tem who dead nated a pair of pipe bombs on high school campus aimed at killing his former teachers must now pay. he's ordered to pay the district more than $120,000 in damages and last wages. this august of 2009 the 19-year-old went in with a chain saw, 10-inch samurai sword and ten homemade pipe bomb ls. this is part of a plan to kill his former teachers and as many students as he possiblily could. during his trial he was doiged with schizophrenia. he's currently at napa state hospital. suspected serial killer suspected back in a courtroom this morning. a judge will hear motions filed by the prosecution.

in this case he is representing himself. meanwhile police are trying to determine if a 24-year-old cold case is linked to him. earlier this year -- earlier this month they announced similarities between naso's alleged murders and a jane doe killed in the city in 1997. the future of california's school system seems uncertain. but for now it's business as usual. the state is telling school districts to budget as if there will be no cuts. >> laura, good morning. we all know what it's like to balance budgets for the state's 1,000 school districts, they're having to get creative to make it through the school year.

they are having to take out short-term loans. this school district is borrowing on the markets, planning more contingency furloughs and will cut the school year short by three days this year. it's estimated the state will cut $10 billion then. that will force almost all districts to cut more. this breaks down to $180 per student. there's a state law that stops districts from laying off teachers in anticipation of mid-year cuts so they can breathe a sigh of relief. the jobs are stable at this point. most school districts will not str to cut their school year short this year. however, here in san jose they

might have to by three days. it all depend on what governor jerry brown does in february. i'm marla tellez, laura? california's high speed rail plan is not derailed yet but it's hit a roadblock. that means california will not get billions of dollars in federal aid for the project, something the state was depending on. california released $4 billion so far. the entire project is expected to cost $100 billion. a legal battle between conservation groups continues in san francisco today. the group wants sharp park golf course to stop mow mowing the lawns. they say it could hurt the rare california red laked frog.

they want to this ban them from raining the ponds. it could dry out eggs laid by the fogs. a judge are rule today on the request. zai 27 and counting. the occupy protesters camped on top of city hall says despite a warning from police, he's not going anywhere. city officials wrote him a letter telling him he was trespassing and he needs to leave. kelly promised to stay up there for 99 days. he admits he did come down for a few minutes on saturday. the city says trespassing citations can cost up to $1,000 or result in six months in jail. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning to you. we have rain on the way. nothing significant just yet. so this is what we're looking at

right now. a few isolated showers in livermore. overall, just the clouds coming in at this point. throughout the next couple of hours we'll see more of this action. you're at 50 in novato. that's 14 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. that's because of the clouds coming in. throughout the afternoon we only climb in temperature by 5 to 8 degrees. not much spread when it comes the your temperatures. we could see some fog develop in the north bay over the knicks co next couple of hours. we is tet the future cast in motion. action starts to ramp up between k9d a.m. and 2:00 p.m. ch first, let's check your drive with mike inouye.

>> in the south bay we have the accident in the clearing stages now. southbound at camden avenue. let's take you to the maps and show you what we're talking about. the crews may be cleared, including the fire truck, which was the biggest distraction there. that's at the bottom of your screen. the top of your screen, 680, the earlier accident completely cleared from the roadway. no major slowing or incidents blocking the roadways for the south bay commute. we'll look at the toll plaza. your commute getting to the toll plaza, no slowing. easy drive right now. we're preparing for the effectses of rain but so far no big deal. dozens of south bay foster children are about to get new homes and families. it's part of national adoption day. santa clara county will expedite the adoptions of as many as 30 kids this morning. judges and court staff volunteer

to put off the duties to finalize the adoptions. opening sceremony at 8:30. i'm so happy. especially before the holidays. u.s. department of health and human services says there's over 408,000 foster care children in the u.s. more than 107,000 of them are waiting for adoption. >> very, very nice. laura, by chance do you feel like the force is with you? >> it's always. maybe partially because a star wars character is coming to the bay area as a giant lego skurul sculpture. the builders will use more than 6,000 oversized legos to construct the model. and you have the opportunity to help. all you have to do is show up between 10:00 and 6:00 today. >> come see it. you will. >> she got all the the characters. >> 5:11 now. changes are coming for bart riders. changes that i think you'll

like. we'll te you what's in store coming up. plus, southwest is sued over the free drink tickets. that in your news before the bell in a live report. and a reminder this morning. the "today in the bay" facebook page is going away at the end of the week. still get the latest news, ood fic andeaer and g conversations for us online. find us at nbc bay area.

welcome back on thisfinefrid thisfinefrid thisfinefridaymorning. even the outside of the building. the lighting in the dark there looks beautiful. we'll tell you about that and more coming up at 5:14 right now. >> very picturesque place we'll take you to. want to check the forecast. want to take our umbrella.

let's check in with christina loren. >> bring the umbrella today and make sure you have it handy all weekend long laura garcia-cannon. we have showers on the radar. we have more rain on the way. basically your washout day will be sunday. sko that's the days we won't get outdoors for that much period of time. today you can get outdoors for a fur hours with a mix of sun and clouds for most areas 47 right now in sunnyvale. you're at 45 in santa cruz. 8 degrees warmer this morning in gilroy than this time yesterday. same zboes for napa. 14 degrees warmer in novato. today we see the cool air move onshore in addition to limited

sunshine. so your temperatures only climb 5 to 7 additional degrees. we're watching for fog this morning. not seeing that much fog. it's not that dense just yet. so for today what you can count on is on and off scattered showers starting probably about 9:00, last through 3:00 p.m. that hax will ramp up overnight. then we get a break for the first part of your saturday. coldest air of the season is on the way. periods of scattered showers. sunday we're talking about periods of rain. and we have the sierra snow winter weather advisory. a lot of ski reor thes open up today. right now the big issue is here eastbound at 24 out of lafayette

towards the walnut creek interchange. pleasant hill road is a scene of the three-car accident. one person was thrown from the car. that is presumably the person who died. we're waiting on the tow truck and the coroner. big distraction because that divider is only about hip high. you can see what's going on on the freeway. over here no slowing towards the altamont pass. we'll show you what things are like on the peninsula. visibility is not a problem in the peninsula itself. no slowing, guys. so send it back to you. it's 5:17. an illinois man filed a class action suit against southwest airlines. saying they owe him 45 alcoholic drink tickets. adam says the airline changed

its drink coupon policy. he received $5 drink coupons with no expiration date for flying business select. but southwest changed the policy last year, only allowing people to kuz the coupons for the day of the travel on them. levitt says that's a breach of contract, and he's suing. got to go check for my own tickets. for the rest of your news before the bell. we turn to jackie deangeles live at cnbc. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, laura. stocks and commodities were hammered yesterday as investors were eyeing debt concerns. spanish bonds continue to sell at high yields, which makes it more expensive for the government to borrow money. europe was lower this morning as well. we saw the dow fall 134 points yesterday. the nasdaq lost 51. closing at 2588.

kodak is reportedly looking to sell the online photo sharing business. sources are telling the wall street journal they have approached rivals, private equity firms and retailers to buy kodak they are looking for hundreds of millions dollars for the service in an effort to raise money to fund the turnaroun turnaround. >> it is official. ed lee is the next mayor of san francisco. the elections office confirming that. and ross is the next sheriff. prop h would have asked the san francisco school district to change the way they assign them.

bay area workers could have another way to get home. the follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday. they are pushing ahead to run between stations when train service shuts down. sigh viral seats are the way to go. about 15% of the train's fleet will have a brand new look. bart will replace the familiar fabric seats with vinyl seat covers. in about 100 trains. they took a poll last summer. the majority of them preferred vinyl seats. they say vinyl is easier to clean than fabric. >> we gt to take you on bart,

too. >> fresh makeover. the time is 5:20. coming up, the state supreme court issuing a ruling to determine if prop 8 is up hill. plus, one airport is giving away an ipad this holiday season. we have details up next. wa

welcome back, everybody. yeswe'regetting a look downtown san jose. if you look closely you notice in the center, that is the holiday tree about to be lighting up. it's coming up soon. this is in the chavez plaza or as laura likes to say -- >> that's what i'm talking about. the time now is 5:23. >> holiday is quickly approaching. it's unbelievable. 5:23 as you mentioned.

prop 8 backers allowed to defend their measure in supreme court. the court unanimously ruled the sponsors of the ban on gay marriage can step in if state officials refuse to defend the measure. the opinion was passed onto the ninth circuit court of appeals looking at the constitutionality of proposition 8. prop 8 supporters are asking the court to overturn last year's decision by u.s. district judge. which struck down the measure. travelers flying out of sfo this thanksgiving holiday could be taking home a prize. maybe like an early christmas gift. sfo twitter followers to win an ipad and other prizes. here's the deal, contestants who fly in and out from november 21st to 23rd can participate in the contest. they will search for clues in the airport to help a turkey named pardon catch a plane to escape being thanksgiving dinner. the airport says the contest is to help people get into that thanksgiving spirit. 5:24 right now.

more events this morning. the bay area is going to a split recovery. some gaining. some losing. scott mcgrew joining us with more. >> split not geographically but by education, too. one college graduate faces a much different job picture than a noncollege graduate this the east bay or the peninsula. here you see fremont, which lost so many jobs with the closing of the muni plant. not only is the east bay not growing economically, parts are retreating. the unemployment rate going up. okay, here's the data from clabtive economic showing san francisco and redwood city growing by about 1 percentage point. san jose, cupertino and sunnyvale rolling ahead. and vallejo is the hardest hit.

in san francisco yelp will fire for a public offering to stock. yelp recently won court victories over small businesses that are accused of strong arm tactics. jeremy stands to make tens of millions of dollars as the founder of yelp. thursday's shares on angie's list went very well. a price went from $13 to $16 in change. we'll keep our eye on the company today in the first full day of trading. if you're thinking of investing in yelp. i've added a link to the facebook page. they have yet to keep a profit. >> but no recommendations. either way. still to come. occupy oakland looking to reclaim the space. details on the weekend action coming up. >> and i'm bob redell.

we take you live to the east bay. kicking off the annual holiday food drive. we'll have details coming up. showers on the radar this morning, we'll show you where. we also have your thanksgiving travel forecast, and what you can expect right here in the bay area on turkey day. but a tough start to the roads this morning, christina. we have upte on the deadly accident and the sig alert. big changes for highway 24 coming up.

>> the latest in the investigation into the death of an east palo alto girl hit while crossing the street on her way to school. >> and we give you a live look outside right now. guess what day it is? it is friday.

that means laura garcia-cannon is starring up the fun bus. friday, november 18th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. time to check in with christina loren to tell us about the fun friday forecast. >> nobody rides for free around here. livermore is a little bit active through there. overall more moisture through 9:00 a.m. that will ramp up throughout the afternoon. also, going to see more rain over the course of the weekend. and it looks like we could see kind of a soggy thanksgiving around here. i have your full forecast coming up. >> i saw the rain on your map.

we'll check the livermore drive in a few minutes. i want to give you the update for highway 24. suddenly the sig alert and lanes are completely cleared. eastbound 24. we had an earlier deadly accident and investigation. made quick work of it after the tow truck got on scene and the coroner filed the report. now all lanes should be cleared in both directions. expect just mild slowing off the interchange for a few minutes, and we'll check on the livermore issue with a potential for slowing coming up. >> thank you very much, mike. it's 5:31 right now. the bay area is remembering a man commit to his family and country. christie smith is live at the valleyo police department with a a memorial is growing for a 19-year veteran of the force. >> gootd morning to you. there's a real sense of sadness to you and support. offering support to the police department. there's a sign up here this

morning, though, saying the lobby is closed due to an emergency. this is where james capu worked for 19 years. he was well known and well liked. an officer, a father, a marine, a coach who was shot and killed trying to pursue a bank robbery suspect yesterday afternoon. police spotted a getaway car leaving the bank of america at the springtown center. they followed to janice treat. and capu used his car to stop the getaway car. he got out and chased the suspect on foot as other officers arrived they say they heard shots and found him down in a backyard. friends say, he was the type of guy who took in children, in addition to his own after their parents died. a guy that everyone says was real easy to care about. >> i still got chills up and down my back right now. it's pretty hard. just knowing that he loved kids. >> capu was 45 years old. he also coached the women's

basketball team at vallejo high school and was officer of the year in 2000. police did arrest one man. they haven't said much about him and told us this morning they're not looking for anyone else. they plan to update us about the case later on this morning. i want to mention that the flags here at the vallejo police department are at half staff this morning. reporting live in vallejo, christie smith, jof and laura, back to you. we could soon find out if a teacher who hit and killed a young girl will face charges. the district attorney's office has the case and will decide if felicia white parker will be charged for the killing of torres. people who live in the area say it's a dangerous intersection.

the accident led to public outcry saying they need to do more to make the intersection safer for kids. >> now to a story you'll only see an nbc bay area. police are questioning a man they think is connected to a murder outside of occupy oakland. the incident was captured on cell phone sid owe. officers say they have the man in custody. he's a suspect in the murder of 25-year-old foster. police say they're not sure if he is the one who pulled the trigger. they hope to make more arrests very soon. plans are in the works to reoccupy oakland now in a different spot. occupy protesters and community members will hold a press conference today to announce the new site of their encampment. they're planning to camp at a park on 19th and telegraph. about half a mile away from the previous camp at frank ogawa plaza. protesters are planning a mass day of action to be held tomorrow. they'll hold a rally and march and plant a new garden in the frank ogawa plaza.

nbc bay area is proud to partner with safeway to help families in need this thanksgiving. bob redell is live at a store in livermore with all the details an how easy it is to make a real difference in lives. good morning, bob. >> good morning, john. we were trying to figure out how many years we've been doing this. this is the seventh annual holiday food drive. it will be running tomorrow. to give you an idea of how important this is, just in alameda county alone. one in five, one in six people need assistance with food. this is according to the alameda county food bank. this is the emergency line people call into when they're really in trouble. in september they saw the highest volume ever. susan here is with safeway. good morning. >> hi. good morning. >> all day tomorrow you come in and do what? you made it real simple it looks

like. >> you come back and get one of these great bags. you go, wow. i want to give back to those less fortunate these holidays. you buy a bag. you pick up the bag. you go through. you pay for it and go over here. just go like this. you drop it in. very simple. >> you don't have to go shopping. they are fun holiday things in there as well. pick it up. go to the food banks. >> are you surprised by the reaction? >> you know, we're thrilled with response from the community. and i think shows that everyone in the bay area wants to give back this time of year. it's thanksgiving. you want to make sure that other people have a great thanksgiving dinner as well. it's a great opportunity. >> susan, happy thanksgiving. thank you very much. you're probably wondering what's

the music about in that's the islanders. they're the band. they participate in the food drive. they were kind enough to entertain us this morning. we'll hear from them in a little bit, jon and laura? >> i was thinking, bob is really fancy safeway. >> come on ut. i think i'll be in morgan hill. you'll be at river park. >> exactly. >> as well as christina loren. what will the forecast hold? >> oh, it's going to be cold out there. so if you do come out there, bring a jacket. i don't think the rain showers will keep you indoors. at least for the first part of saturday. late saturday we'll see the next heavier rain arrive. today we expect on and off isolated activity for the first part of the morning. then about 9:00 we start to see the action ramp up. especially in the north bay and the north end of the peninsula.

as we head throughout the day, though, your temperatures won't be able to climb that much with limited sunshine in the forecast. we don't have a lot of fog ourt there just yet. great visibility this morning at the surface. 52 in san francisco. kind of mild. 54 in oakland. 47 in sunnyvale. throughout the next couple of hours you're getting the best drive of the morning. people slow down whenever it rains a little bit. keep that in mind. you might be all right off leaving early. some of the coldest air of the season so far. snow levels falling. maybe flurries at 2,000 feet. really early in the season. that would be saturday, where we see the coldest air arrive. periods of scattered showers through sunday. snow winter weather advisory. a lot of resorts open up today. first let's check your deprive with mike inouye. >> we'll take you to highway 4.

antioch westbound. yep, even on a friday we kick hauf the slowing. typical pattern on friday for highway 4. the sig alert and the freeway is completely cleared eastbound 24 and no slowing at the walnut creek interchange. we have an unusual backup in the cash lanes. another live look out there i will show you what things are look. easy clear view and drive into the south bay. we'll get a look at that coming up, guys. >> we look forward to it. >> it is 5:39. another college campus hit with a child molestation scandal. and the investigation into a santa rosa slumber party death takes a new turn. why investigators do not think

it was alcohol that killed the 14 yoerld. plus the case of a hollywood starlet whown0 ed

welcome back, everyone. live look outside. you can make out old glory blowing in the wind there this morning. change when it comes to the forecast. you'll want to stay tuned. >> one crisis averted. another looming. the government will not shut down. but the super committee still has not figured out how to cut $1.2 trillion from the nation's bottom line and the deadline come wednesday. if you work for the federal government or know someone who does, they will still have a job

come monday. kicking the can down the road a little bit, the funding for this budget year to december 16th. meanwhile, the super committee has a wednesday midnight deadline to come up with something that congress can vote on by the end of the year. but there are conflicting stories about whether democrats have accepted the $300 billion in taxes that republicans put on the table. at first republicans said no new taxes. now they've come off that a bit and offered some. different stories on whether or not democrats are moving forward with this. if they don't come up with something, at least at the congressional budget office can look at by monday, we could be looking at automatic cuts most could affect the pentagon. no one really wants to see that. republicans are already working on a way to try to roll it back.

jon? >> never simple. always right up to the deadline. >> first penn state. now syracuse. accused of molesting a boy who works for the time. bernie fine is now on administrative leave. syracuse police started the investigation. a 39-year-old man says he met fine as a ball boy. he says fein started molesting him in the seventh grade. victim claims the abuse happened at various places including the 198 final four in new orleans. in the meantime, signs that more victims may come guard in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. lawyers say more potential victims of former assistant football coach jerry sandusky are starting out and starting to share their stories of abuse. some date back to 1970s. sandusky says he is incident and did not abuse anyone. the mysterious death of

hollywood actress nataliewood now getting another look all the sudden. the planks police department will release new details in the case today. wood drowned back in 1981 while boating off the coast of southern california. the coroner at the time ruling her death an accident. but some have speculated the drowning may be linked to her husband actor robert wagner. a little known fact that many people weren't aware of, actor christopher watkin was also on the boat during time of her drowning. i want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. keep the umbrella handy. keep it handy today and tomorrow. you'll probably really need it until sunday. this morning just getting very, very light isolated activity. you can see eureka, though, we'll see some of the moisture maintain the organization as the system comes in.

now throughout the day today it's going to be cold. hi temperatures in the 50s across the bay. we had a little bit of shower activity pass through now. a little bit more aktivity offshore. that shows it is starting to get ha little bit more active. 45 in santa cruz. 47 at sunnyvale. i want to set this in motion for you and stop the clock at 5:00 a.m. on monday. that's after the heavy rain comes through on sunday in addition to whatever we accumulate today. looking more like a kwart inch in most cities. but you will notice the east bay will get quite a bit of action.

we set this in motion for you. your hour by hour snowfall. we're expecting white stuff tonight. maybe up to two feet in some cities. look at your temperatures. they drop off so much through the next couple of days. yesterday we had the mid-60s. 52 in san francisco tomorrow. that's it. 54 for your sunday with steady a.m. rain. want to get outdoors this weekend, you'll have an opportunity saturday into sunday. then you look at the end of the week. we'll keep watching the system for you. >> but saturday maybe you're okay. come visit us at the safeways. i'll be on fremont at the

boulevard. all incidents have clear frad the freeway. no delays in the northbound commute. here's 101 at the limit. and we jump to the north bay. here are your times. no slowing all in way down to the golden gate bridge. just 20 minutes from novato across the bridge into the city. we get a live look outside. these sets here and here. those are the cash lanes. no problems reported by the bay bridge. but there's an unusual pattern here. back to you guys. despite original reports, alcohol may not have killed a 14-year-old santa rosa girl

found dead at a slumber party. they sent out for a third toxicology report after previous tests found had low plood alcohol levels. she and her friends drank soda mixed with vodka. stha say the bottle was not theirs and may have belonged to a previous tenant. an autopsy was inconclusive about how she died. >> the county sheriff eefs office is now looking for a man who sexually assaulted a 25-year-old woman in unincorporated walnut creek. it all happened wednesday afternoon. just nortd ov the bart station. investigators say the woman felt the suspect grag her from behind. as she turned around she realized it was the man following her. the suspect described as white, 35 years old. standing 5:10 and weighing

around 200 pounds. at the time he was wearing black pants, a black shirt and a red tie. the line was installed in 1936. it runs under east charleston road. pg&e says it is not policy to test pipeline segments identified for replacement. a big stan fords football game with krrk al tomorrow. they went head-to-head with ibm's watson computer in a friendly game of jeopardy. the machine won the battle.

palo alto leads the way. bervg lee is very close behind. the sharks wrapping up a six-game home stand with a win over detroit. san jose defense man mark edward vlosik stepping up with a goal and three assists. they play the stars and then the avalanche. coming up, the airport deemed america's loneliest. plus, six little puppies stocog for a nice warmteboou e we'll tell you about their story cong up.

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here's a little something for you. if you're flying out of san jose on thanksgiving thursday, you probably won't have a loot of company. international will be the least busy of the nation's 50 major airports. that according to orbitz.com. it's been dubbed the loneliest airport in the country by the site. the unwanted title -- actually, i don't think it sounds that bad. it's not new. it received the same award back in 2009. >> yeah, maybe the perk is you get through quick. 5:54 now. six abandoned puppies are recovering after found hungry and infested with fleas. they were found in royal oak just east of watsonville. somebody dumped them at a recycling center. the spca is offering a zlr 500 reward for information about who

abandoned the 2-month-old pups. if you would like to help, go to spcamc.org and put your name on a probably growing long list. >> scott mcgrew has a good idea for gamgt friday. >> you've seen this before. this has a built in iodizer. here's a picture of the package. i put it in the lamp shade here. it creates a negative ion. which in a double blind study, i am not making this up, improves your mood. somehow this is a light bulk that makes you feel happy iier

during the winter months. it's the white light that you have with fluorescents, that i'm not a huge fan of. according to science it will make you feel better. i tested this last night. i'm sure my family is like, where did the lamp go? i sat down and had a glass of wine. i sat there for a while. and i felt better and better. >> you had another glass of wine. >> now, it will cause a headache the next day. but, you know, you'll get over it. >> the other version of the feel-good one for late night. nice work there. >> that's pretty amazing. it is 5:56. plus a massive fire coming up as well. we'll tell you about it. >> it's amazing burning in reno

this morning. >> and we have showers on the way. we'll tell you when they arrive coming up. >> and i have a couple spots on the east bay.

new this morning, the city of vallejo offering their support after a 19-year veteran of the police department is shot and killed in the line of duty. i'm christie smith. i'll have the story coming up in a live report. 6r789s and more state education cuts could have your kids spending more time at school. i'll have the story live from san jose coming up. >> a prooccupy event aims to shut down oakland and san francisco tomorrow. at and we'll give you a lye look