>> let's show you the temperatures. cold enough for a winter coat, but dress in layers. temperatures will be warming up and not much wind. you will see high clouds and making for a nice sunrise. orange to the skies this morning and partly cloudy this afternoon. low to mid-70s for most of the inland locations. 68 in san francisco and 73 in oakland and san jose. tomorrow we could see 80s on the map and possibly record breaking temperatures for monday. we will have a look at that coming up. >> thank you very much, rob. new this morning, thousands of people will pour into the hp pavilion for a memorial service for a battalion chief. he died while investigating a fire last saturday and collapsed and was taken to the hospital where he died an hour later of natural causes. he was a 24-year veteran will cal fire. flags are flying at half-staff

in his honor. this morning's memorial service will begin at 10:30. on the peninsula, four men are at stanford hospital all victims of gunshot wounds and one is in critical continue. men low park park police said the men were hanging out near 8:00 when a black honda and black acura drove by. they heard a series of gunshots and when officers arrived, the four men were shot. police are looking for suspects and the shooting happened about a mile west of the facebook campus. in san francisco, officers are trying to figure out who gunned down a man in the city's bayview neighborhood. this happened on men dell street about a block from third street after 10:00 last night. the man died. police are investigating and no suspects necessary custody. >> for a disaster hit this

morning, would you be ready? experts say we have could fare worse than the jersey shore after historic storm sandy. >> hurricane sandy came and left death and destruction behind. before it hit, the people there got plenty of warning. that won't happen here in the bay area before the next major earthquake. >> they could watch the storm getting closer and closer to the coast and people could get up and leave. >> a lot of people resist and got caught up in the super storm at the height of her wrath. seven million people were left without power. the executive director of bay area government said power will be a huge problem here in the aftermath of an earthquake. >> we will have less access to power and water after a disaster because of the kind of repairs that are needed will take longer than what happened after a major storm. >> 70 california power teams loaded on to cargo planes

heading to the east coast this week to help the area recover. recovering is happening slowly with weary storm victims finding power wherever they can. pg&e officials are taking notes from sandy and they learned a lot from other disasters like the quake. >> what we have done since then is go into san francisco and replace old steel, copper, and other cast iron distribution lines with new plastic pipes that is more flexible during an earthquake. >> experts say an earthquake here can cost $150 billion. being prepared is something folks are struggling with. >> physically i'm not ready. i don't have everything prepared, but i am thinking about it a lot more lately. >> that was cheryl hurd reporting. in san francisco, the police say the public led them to an may who violently attacked a muni

agent last month. they show the suspect they were trying to find. investigators say the man attacked the muni agent after he told the rider the bikes were not allowed in the station. they got a tip that led them to 20-year-old devin riley in san francisco and he was booked on battery. >> the other woman for the first time since videotaping elana lopez. the woman behind the camera phone is speaking out and she is trying to sway the vote in san francisco. >> i live in district five next door to a convicted batterer who is also our sheriff. christina thinks it's okay to abuse your wife. >> she is campaigning against the supervisor christina olague. she voted to let mercury keep

his job. she was elana's confidant and shot the video of how her husband grabbed her arm in a new year's eve fight. that video was central to the domestic abuse case. the political ad was produced for accountability. we reached out to christina for her reaction, but they have not returned our call. with three days to go, the central issue in the presidential election appears to continue to be the economy. the final jobs report before election day is out. employers added 171,000 jobs in october. the numbers are better than expected with unemployment rate of 7.9%. both sides clearly are spinning the numbers to their advantage. president obama said it means the country is headed in the right direction and mitt romney said it's nine million jobs short of what the president promised. analysts say they are both

right. >> no question we have come out where the economy nearly stalled out. we accelerated from that and that's the good news. the bad news is that the threshold is low. >> both are ramping up their campaigns and the president's team is in ohio, wisconsin and virginia. >> much more ahead on today in the bay. thieves caught in the act. neighbors put an end to a disturbing trend in one bay area city. we will show you how they did it and a final homecoming. the last remaining space shuttle arrives home. we will show you when and where you can see a case of space history up close.

good morning. looking live at one of the boats headed out, it is the first day

of the recreational crab season. hopefully it goes very well. a group of neighbors upset over lost mail and packages set up a sting to catch thieves, but when they watched the video, even they were shocked. here's today's jody hernandez. >> they drive around in a neighborhood like experienced professionals. they are very quick. in and out. >> you are looking at evidence gathered as part of operation mail trap. a neighborhood-organized sting set on capturing mail thiefs in action. >> we wanted more evidence. we wanted to find out who was doing it. we wanted to get more details about the car. >> suspecting postal theft in the neighborhood like neighborhood watch coordinato organize the sting, putting up red flags on mail boxes and rolling surveillance cameras and the culprits took the bait. >> i feel violated.

i feel violated and it scares me that somebody has my information. >> jade knew there was a postal problem. for ten days she didn't get a single piece of mail and she was stunned to see what the sting uncovered. >> whoever is taking the mail, i hope you go to jail and get caught. drop it off at policing station and can we have our mail back? >> it's rewarding for us to get the cooperation from the community that we have gotten. we have three detectives working on the case and hopefully have a resolution shortly. >> fairfield police called the actions amazing. they want the bad guys to know they won't stand for the crime on their beat. they are determined to crack the case. >> cameras and eyes are rolling and ears are rolling. all hands on deck. >> much more ahead on today in

the bay. we will show you how you can get your hands on world series collectibles for free. >> here's a look outside. you can see we have clouds drifting over the bay area, but will any of the clouds bring a chance of rain for the weekend plans? we will have a look at that and the forecast when we come back. ♪

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a bit of a roller coaster ride and temperatures warm up to the 80s at least through monday or tuesday and then a big change by the end of the week. temperatures come crashing down and a very cold system by thursday and friday. we will show you the timing in the seven-day forecast. outside right now, you probably noticed the mid-and high level clouds over the bay area. the main rain event with the system is way off to the north. you can see until the ridge of high pressure builds more strongly, we are seeing high level clouds spilling over into the bay area. that is the reason why, hour by hour, you will see a lot of mid-and high level cloud cover not too much in the way of fog.

clouds start to thin out as we see a few more high clouds pass by and temperatures especially tomorrow into monday into the low 80s that could break records for this time of year. a cool start and warming up nicely in the low to mid 70s. about 73 in san jose and mid-70s further south. 78 in pleasanton. mid-70s up and down the corridor heading into the north bay. places like santa rosa into the upper 70s with north winds that help to mix in drying and warming down into santa rosa and upper 60s in richmond and san francisco. both locations by sunday should see the highs easily getting into the 70s. the first three days, near records. not today, but sunday into monday we could see that. yes, notice the time change. we get the extra hour of sleep tonight. the transition day will be

wednesday. things cooling down and much cooler. how about upper 50s and low 60s. the weather models are indicating we could see air cold enough for mt. hamilton snow by friday. we go from the 80s and the 50s to chilly showers. if you like the warm temperatures, the first three days are fine. thursday and friday. >> the heater comes on in the morning and by the afternoon we are wearing flip flops again. >> it's true. the house tries to dress in layers too. >> tonight you have a good excuse to get an extra hour of sleep as rob mentioned. it is the end of daylight savings time. it ends officially at 2:00 tomorrow morning. before you go to bed tonight, set your clocks back an hour and check the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon mo nox i'd detectors. the last remaining space shuttle has finally made it to its new

home. atlantis traveled nearly ten miles through the kennedy space center complex. from tampa bay, we see the orbiter's final journey. >> atlantis left the building where the space shift was detached to a fuel tank and rocket boosters. sitting on a transporter, it traveled along at two miles an hour, destination the kennedy visitor complex. the new home and new mission. >> it is my sincere hope that one day some young boy or girl is going to look at atlantas and i spark the dream of spark the dream of exploration in space. >> the message to the crowd is that the retirement is not the end of nasa human space flight. >> we are well on track to launch american astronauts from u.s. soil in the next few years right here from the kennedy space center.

>> this astronaut flew three times aboard atlantis including the final mission. >> i bet she would fly again if we could, but we will move on for now. >> atlantis was transported to a park near the new home so visitors can get an up-close look. >> pretty awesome. spectacular. it's huge. >> seeing this huge shuttle that went up in space by my face is really cool. >> atlantis is of the last to leave nasa and continues to be the property of the space agency. over the next nine months, the final touches will be added including mounting atlantis with the doors open making it appear as though the ship is floating in space. >> that was our reporter there at kennedy space station out of tampa bay. the last mission of the space shuttle happened at the end of last year. the atlantis display at kennedy

space center will be open to the public in july. giants fans, get ready to hunt. today is the chance to get your hands on a world series collectible for free. louisville sluggers is bringing the bat hunt to the bay area. they will hide 30 limited edition bats from san francisco all the way down to san jose. louisville slugger will post st. louis every 15 minutes or so about where the bats that you are looking at are hidden. they will put the hints on the facebook page and twitter feed. the first will be hidden somewhere at at&t park. the first official clue will be posted at 9:00 this morning. you have the chance to meet one of the giants's star players in person. out fielder angel pagan will be at the macy's store in union square and sign gear for the first 250 people who buy $25 or more of officially licensed

merchandise. pagan will be at the store starting at 11:00 this morning. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, when disaster strikes, you expect that your insurance will pay, but what happens if they don't? our investigative team finds a loophole in coverage you may not know about. sf

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love thigh neighbor, but when it comes to homeowner's insurance, there is a major claim between two neighbors. if they share the same insurance company, you might be out of luck. we have a scenario that could play out in your back yard. >> coming home brings back memories linda and chris would rather forget. >> my wife and son were sitting at the dinner table when the tree came through the house. it came within three feet of killing my wife and son.

>> there was the most incredibly cloud sound. i saw a flash of green through this window. we were sitting in the dining room and i knew it was the tree. >> it's this 100 feet oak, a march rain storm brought it down on their roof. tarps and plywood still cover the place they called home at 13 years. the home is valued at $600,000. grateful no one was hurt, they focused on rebuilding, but having the same insurance company as their neighbors has kept them living in limbo for the past seven months. >> they are state farm and we are state farm. you think this means we can all get everyone to negotiate a settlement. that's not what happened. one side is fightingancy another side of state farm. >> is there truth to that? >> we will work through and get

to the facts of the investigation. >> should it be easier to ve solve? >> each will be handled on their own merits. >> he can't tell us what the average resolution time is for a case like this. >> for there is no clear evidence of someone being at fault, they will not pay a liability claim. >> would it be my fault if i didn't maintain my tree and it was leaning over into o my neighbor's home? >> i am not a legal expert or claim representative. >> but you work for a company that looks at liability. >> neither can the california department of insurance. >> if you have a concern, you need to file that complaint. >> the agency has a hot lynn and website to log complaints. last year they received more than 1300 complaints about homeowner's insurance alone. 33 involved state farm. >> we will talk to both parties and get to the bottom of it and

hopefully find a resolution. sometimes it may go in favor of the consumer and sometimes it may not. >> pat doesn't know how many complaints are like this. we asked to review them, but the state said no. the department claims they resolve most in 60 days. >> we highly encourage consumers to know their homeowneree policy. a lot of times we buy the policies and put them in a drawer. >> they said they know their policy. they are just not getting what they paid for. >> my fundamental expectation when i buy insurance is that they are going go to bat for me. that's how they market their product. what happened over the last six months we have been out of our house is that the company has note gone to bat for us. they tried to contain cost. >> your slogan is like a good neighbor, state farm is there. they don't feel you are a good neighbor. >> we look to move a claim as

quickly and efficiently as possible. there is a process in place and we have to maintain that integrity. >> the bottom line is they need to make our home safe. >> they failed you? >> so far they failed us. >> they may get resolution. after the unit contacted state farm they received a check for $195,000 for an initial settlement. negotiations involving the neighbors are still at a stand still so they may end up in court after that. we have a link to the hotline and online forum for you. click on investigations. if you have a tip for the investigative unit including any issues while trying to vote, give us a call or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. we still have more ahead for you on today in the bay. shoppers are getting their first chance to test drive the newest

apple device. we have reaction to the ipad mini just ahead. she is suing a local school after a sexual assault. now the district explains their shocking denial and why they say there is more to this case than just one victim. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪

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>> good morning. looking live at the waters of the bay on this last day of daylight savings time. we will be extra cheerful tomorrow because we get an extra hour of sleep. i'm kris sanchez and rob is a cranky guy. >> especially when we lose our sleep. >> the furthest thing from cranky. >> tomorrow we will have an extra hour and feel refreshed. nice weather for tomorrow. high clouds over the bay area and not too far away.

rain may make it as far as eure eureka. what you see are mid-and high level clouds that thin out towards the afternoon and temperatures today fairly close to what we saw yesterday. we should see numbers passing lunchtime in the 60s and by the afternoon, mid 70s inland, but tomorrow and monday is where it gets interesting. 80s could break records, but as quickly as things warm up, the end of the forecast. 50 oz there too. we will walk you through the timing in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. new this morning, thousands of people will pour into they's hp pavilion for a memorial service for a cal fire battalion chief. rob died while investigating a fire in santa cruz county on saturday. he collapsed and was taken to the hospital where he died an hour later of natural causes. he was a 24 year veteran of cal fire. flags are flying at half-staff

at the capital in honor of ben and this morning there is a memorial that will start at 10:30 at hp pavilion in san jose. on the peninsula, piece are looking for the gunman who injured one person critically. they are at stanford hospital. menlo park police said they were hanging out on ivy drive near wind mere when a black honda and black action ra drove by. neighbors heard a series of gunshots. when officers arrived, they found the four men were shot. police are looking for suspects this morning and the shooting happened about a mile from the facebook campus in menlo park. a development that is confusing and angered many people. the school district is blaming everyone but itself in a sexual abuse case. first it blamed a sexual abuse victim for being careless and now blaming the media for reporting on the legal filing.

here's today in the bay's george kir yam a. >> probably a poor choice of words based on the allegations and the complaint. >> legal analyst and attorney christian pacon is not working on the sexual abuse case, but has given us insight into the district's stunning denial to a lawsuit filed by kristin who is suing the school district and three former administrators claiming they knew about the abuse committed by teachers at the mo raga intermediate school. one is in prison. on october 24th, they filed a legal response that leads plaintiff was careless and negligent and here's responsible for the acts. >> from a legal standpoint, we are not sure that the minor can consent or be careless and negligent because she lacks the ability to consent. she is underage. >> the school district released a statement in response to the questions and scrutiny. it reads we certainly empathize

with her and did not intend to cause her further distress. however this is a significant case that could have serious consequences for the school district. she is demanding several million in damages. >> part of the legal fight is say pr campaign and the school district lost the round. >> she told us she now wants the school district to take responsibility. >> the amount of pain i suffered, i don't think there is a dollar amount that can fix what i have been through, but for me it's about telling the truth and holding the people who let this happen accountable. >> today in the bay. >> mo raga schools are covered by liability insurance paying for their attorneys and would cover monetary awards. she said she is not looking for money, but someone to take responsibility. in south bay, former principal faces six months in

jail for failing to report sexual abuse of a student. she was principal at ob whaly elementary when an 8-year-old reported her teacher for unusual behavior in the classroom. the principal intrude the teacher craig chandler and did not take the matter to police. chandler was later arrested on lewd and lascivious acts on five children. a warning for stanford university where a female student was assaulted on campus tuesday night. the woman was running around 10:30 tuesday night when a man grabbed and assaulted her. the woman said the suspect was walking with a woman who had blond hair and was walking a bicycle. it is five days since super storm sandy hit the east coast and new york city is struggling with sandy, but this morning central park reopened. they posted these pictures to

facebook. the staff cent the last several days clearing debris from the park. sandy damaged or destroyed some 550 trees there. it is a different story for the new york city marathon which has notice been canceled. preparations were under way when the race was supposed to happen tomorrow. in new jersey, gas rationing begins today. chris christie ordered them to relax the long lines. now people with license plates in odd numbers can buy gas on odd numbered days of the month and people with plates with even numbers can buy guess on each numbered days. the governor however issuing more people to deal with the crisis. also the pain and emotion from sandy is just beginning for many people. the devastation just too much for some to bear. >> i don't believe this. >> people are finding their homes heavily damaged by floodwaters and floodwaters carried a boat into one home.

the the lines for gas backed up on to highways. temperatures are dropping and people in the new york area and new jersey and connecticut still do not have heat. several celebrity diagnosis what they could to pitch in on a telethon on nbc network. ♪ the "today" show anchor matt lauer hosted, encouraging people to donate to the red cross. sting, mary j blige, billy joel and many more performed in the special event. it is officially dungeoness crab season that began after midnight. we are 7 1/2 hours in. state fish and game is expecting a strong harvest for recreational fishermen. a reminder if you are headed to the pier, you can only catch up to ten crabs per day. gish and game said no crabs can

be taken from either san francisco or san pablo bay. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, reviews are in and shoppers have their grubby mid-s for the ipad mini for the first time. reaction is just ahead.

>> good morning once again. looking live at a beautiful picture from mccovey cove. the clouds will clear out and a nice mild day and change later on. we will check with rob on the forecast. apple started selling the much-an 'tis pated ipad mini. it's a bit smaller and a bit smaller in price. it is not a revolutionary change, but enough to get customers into the stores to check it out. we have an inside look at the news. >> the good news the apple fans didn't have to camp out to get their hands on the ipad mini.

sales were drisk and apple stores nearly sold out by mid-afternoon. >> my impression is that the graphics are bright and clear. it seems like it's a little more crisp than what i have right now. it's a little more than this and a little better than that. nothing earth-shattering which along with the ease of shopping online has plenty of interested shoppers. >> i started to do all of my newspapers and magazines and books on my technology, but i'm finding that the iphone is getting smaller and smaller and ipad i like to read in bed and it's too clumsy and i drop it. this is the perfect size. >> it was clear. they have another hit on its hands. maybe not a huge hit, but at

least a mini one. today in the bay. >> if you can't buy it, build it. social media giant twitter appears to take on instagram. most people use instagram to take and alter photos and share them on twitter, but the "new york times" is reporting that the san francisco-based company will offer photo filters through the ap. they share bypassing instagram which is owned by facebook. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up -- >> you better believe if we start executing the guys on death row, there people out there that are going to think twice. >> a costly crime-fighting tool or wasteful spending. the debate over ending the death penalty days before the election. advocates state their case, next. >> here's a look outside. mostly clear and morning haze behind downtown san jose in the distance. we will talk more about a

warming trend and the seven-day forecast that may try to toss snow on top of mt. hamilton. we will explain when we come back. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ too bad the guys aren't here we're clear. ok, swarm! swarm! hello

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welcome back. as we show you a live view of at&t park, the site of much celebration this week. today we are wrapping things up with a 10-day bay area science festival at at&t park. the mayor will be there for ribbon cutting ceremony. filling up with aspiring scientists specializing in the next generation. science, technology, engineering and math. fantastic event going on and you can see the clouds going on out there. not much fog and on the chilly side this morning. if you are heading out you will notice we have 40s to wake up to this morning. 48 in san jose and 47 in sunnyvale and back over to san francisco, we are at 53 and 52 in oakland. not much wind out there this morning as you saw.

the nice reflection across the water at at&t park. . the north wind is interesting as we get through the afternoon, you will see the north winds pick up as high pressure builds in and leads to a warm up through the weekend. we will see mostly 70s despite the chilly start to the morning, but sunny skies and warmer and maybe low 80s for the first half of the week which will be near records, but as quickly as things warm up, the end of the seven-day forecast we have changes with scattered showers and highs only in the 50s. in the meantime, storm tracker off to the north and it will stay there for a while. as high pressure builds in, the temperatures are coming up tomorrow. this morning partly cloudy skies. nothing really showing up in the futurecast in terms of rain. we will continue to see the clearing and perhaps a chilly night tonight and a warmer day for sunday as the valley temperatures try to make a run closer to 80.

around the south bay, low to mid 70s down to santa with highs in the mid 70s and a few upper 70s in the warmer places. danville about 76. 75 in fairfield. for the north bay, winds picking up at 10 to 20. mid-70s there and san francisco about 68 degrees. again the next three days, things will being up. record breaking warmth into the low 80s, but watch what happened when we pass monday and tuesday. temperatures cooling off and things will be dry through wednesday, but by thursday and friday, cold system out of the gulf of alaska and dropping the temperatures 20 to 30 degrees by the end of the week and maybe cold enough for mt. hamilton snow. early for that so stay tuned. a big drop in the temperatures. >> layers, layers, layers. >> winter is coming. >> thank you very much, rob. now to decision 2012. the trend has shifted in the

proposition 34 campaign to eliminate the death penalty. for the first time the latest field poll shows prop 34 is gaining support. the yes votes at 45% and the no votes at 38%. look at the undecided. 17%. quite a large number. whether it passes or fails, it is expected to be a slim margin and the swing vote will be critical. today in the bay's suzanne shaw has a closer look at both sides of the issue. >> can death row is in san quentin and during her five years as warden there, jeannie warden ordered four execution asks after each one -- >> they said is the world safer because of what we did? we knew the answer was no. >> sheer set out to replace it with live n prison, no parole. on the other side, child safety advocate marc klaas. >> let's be real.

we need to take these guys out. >> his daughter polly was kplap kidnapped and murdered by richard allen davis. >> these are serial killers and cop killers and baby killers. these are individuals without korns. if we start executing these guys on death row, there people out there that are going to think twice. >> justice can move slowly. in 34 years just 13 executions. the last to die, clarence ray allen in 2006. 26 years of appeals reportedly cost taxpayers $761,000. >> why would we spend so much money on a handful of individuals who are sitting in the cell over at sant quentin who will more likely die in that cell than be executed. they are already caught. they are no longer a public safety threat. >> they argue death penalty

savings could be spent fighting crime. prop 34 calls for a fund to solve murders and rapes. important for public safety because statewide 46% of homicides and 56% of reported rapes remain unsolved. by eliminating death row, the analysts said we will save more than $100 million a year. klaas and the team of das against 34 don't buy it. >> this is not about money. this is about the fact that they'll do anything to keep these characters alive. this is about ideology. i know. i have gone to testify for bills up in the legislature that would change this dynamic and start to stream line it and they won't let it out of committee. >> appeals can go on for decades which is why the ex-warden calls the death penalty a fraud. >> because they are not killed soon enough? >> they will likely never be

executed. >> with klaas and those who want to keep the death penalty say we could do it faster if there was a will to do so. they were halted because of another challenge over the lethal injections that are used in california. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we will take you into a reality show that already has critics fired up.

silicon valley moves from the tv screen to the computer scene when start up silicon valley debuts. it is shot here in the bay area and already has critics as today in the bay reports, the show is about business, but there is also plenty of excitement. >> there is certainly a few tense moments between me and my sister. >> surprisingly you have still got all your fingers. >> ben and herminy can't tell us

too much, but promise high tech drama. >> it's free to millions. >> hard work and serious play. they are just two of several characters hoping to be the next sensation. >> we basically came up with a whole name and yet product on the show and went through the funding process as you will see. we pitched to the biggest investors on the show. >> sounds serious, but there is a saucy side. even before the premier has critics. the partith and location and the alleged script have the tech korld buzzing. they say this reality show is real. >> you could not script this in a million years. the stress and the pain of the experience we went through on the camera was so real. >> i have never banked you.

>> five entrepreneurs live and work here and the wave start up kicks off with the debut monday, a show they hope inspires others to start something. >> the producer of the show, she is really inspired me into a career in technology. hopefully i can do the same bringing more women to silicon valley. >> so i can date them. >> there is the drama. >> there is a premier party in san francisco this weekend to show debuts on bravo. time will tell whether the show and the start up are successful. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, louisville slugger will hide 30 commemorative bats and we will tell you where to find them. ♪

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christmas tree has been chosen. the tree was cut down in colorado yesterday. it is a 73 foot spruce harvested from white river national forest. crews will take two days to wrap up the tree before it makes the trip east. the tree will be the nation's capital in time for the annual lighting ceremony in december. here in the bay area, many people will celebrate dia delos muertos that honors the lives of loved ones and celebrates the belief a new life stage begins with that. the oak hill funeral home in san jose will hold its annual observance today from 9:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon. savies symphony hall will host their community concert with the san francisco symphony chorus. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon in davies symphony hall. giants fans get ready to hunt.

today is your chance to get your hans on a world series collectible for free. they will bring the pat hunt to the bay area. they will hide 30 limited elision bats from san francisco to san jose. louisville slugger will post clues every 15 minutes or so about where the bats will be hidden and put them on facebook and twitter. the first one is hidden somewhere in at&t park. the first clue will be posted at 9:00 this morning. today you can have a moment to meet a giants star, angel pagan. he will be at the macy's store in san francisco's union square signing dpeer for the first 250 people who buy $25 or more of officially licensed merchandise. again pagan will be at the store at 11:00 this morning. thanks for joining us and don't forget to fall back and get an extra hour of sleep. see you at the walk for

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