good morning. i'm kris sanchez. veterans day all around the bay area. dozens of events that you can go to including one that's drawing a big political heavyweight to the bay area. pictures tell a tale of a landing gone wrong. what passengers on board a southwest plane from oakland are saying about a scary slide off the runway. the age-old question, are there ghosts out there? we join bay area ghost trackers to get answers. major change in the weather. how folks in the bay area are dealing with our sudden drop in temperatures. this is "today in the bay." good morning once again. happy veterans day. lots of events to tell you about. maybe you will have to drive over the san mateo bridge to get where you want to go. we have events for you coming up in just a moment. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda.

if you are heading out to any events, parades, gatherings, bundle up. >> temperatures in the 30s and a few times this morning we've seen upper 20s around novato. now up to 32 degrees. 38 in san jose. san francisco, 45. low 30s and mid 30s around the trivalley. temperatures in the north bay have got quite cold. the frost advisories will expire by the end of this newscast at 8:00. it will be chilly this morning. the afternoon looking good. upper 50s to low 60s today with high clouds going by. dry for veterans day plans today and tomorrow. seven-day forecast brings in more rain through the end of the week. a full look at that coming up. >> thank you very much. today a bay area political heavyweight will be in the bay area paying tribute to our veterans. nancy pelosi will take part in activities in san francisco.

pelosi will give welcoming remarks at the celebration through service and art event. the community will get the chance to work alongside veterans to create military themed art work including paintings and thank you cards which will be given to local va hospitals and service centers. the event is being held at the ft. scott parade ground starting at 9:30 this morning. if you can't make it out, there are other ways that you can honor our veterans all around the bay area. hundreds of military veterans will march along market street in the annual veterans day parade. it will honor former soldiers but especially those from wars in iraq and afghanistan. that parade kicks off at 11:00 this morning. at 1:00 this afternoon, the city the petaluma will hold a parade through the downtown area. a ceremony in san leandro at

11:00 a.m. and today's san jose's 94th annual veterans day parade beginning with opening ceremonies at 11:00 this morning. the parade gets moving at noon starting near hp pavilion. in 15 minutes, we'll talk with parade organizers about what's in store for this year's event. an emotional weekend for friends, family and supporters of a 15-year-old young man killed three years ago. last night a vigil in honor of michael russell in san jose. russell was a sophomore at santa theresa high school when he was stabbed to death allegedly by two classmates in november 2009. three years later the accused killers now adults still have to stand trial. russell's family says they want justice. >> we want this for michael. that's what he deserves and that's what we're here for. as a family, we won't stop fighting for that. michael deserves it. we're going to get it.

he was just a 15-year-old boy. he wasn't going to harm anybody. he wasn't doing any wrong. he didn't deserve this. he shouldn't have been murdered. >> the former classmates will appear in court later this month but there's still no word on when the trial will begin. the search is over for a man suspected of killing his wife in their home in south san jose. officers found the body of the 50 year old yesterday in his car. it was parked on the side of highway 129 south of gilroy. investigators believe he committed suicide by overdose. his wife, patricia, was found dead in their home on friday. police are not yet revealing the cause of death at this point nor a motive. new details this morning on an accident involving a southwest airlines flight. a jet that took off from oakland and landed in leverage last night in the snow but look at the pictures. the passenger posted these on twitter. 737 slid off a taxiway as it was

headed to the gate. no one was hurt. >> it seemed like he was having a hard time getting the plane to slow down. it was going faster than he wanted it to. next thing we knew it was making a strange grinding sound and he veered off to the right and there was no more runway underneath it. >> sort of weird because the flight attendant just said and we're here seven minutes early. make sure you tell all of your friends. and boom, boom, bump and then it was over. we were off the tarmac. >> all 125 passengers and five crew members evacuated and made it to the terminal by bus. new this morning in the east bay, firefighters rescued a mother and her 1-year-old baby boy from a burning home. that fire started just before 10:30 last night at a duplex on thrush avenue in san leandro. flames were shooting through the roof when crews arrived. firefighters somehow managed to make their way inside where they

found a 20-year-old woman and her baby. both were taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. crews say the fire may have started in an outside garbage can. and that was the sound of a mobile home on fire near concord. the fire was reported around 11:00 yesterday morning. there were two people who live in the home. fortunately they were gone at the time. neighbors tried to douse the flames with garden hoses until firefighters arrived on the scene. once they did, firefighters contained the fire in just about ten minutes. no one was hurt. that home was destroyed. firefighters are investigating the cause. in santa clara, a firefighter is recovering from burn injuries after a fire that started in the attic of a home. the firefighter has burns on his face and his ear but we are told he's already home and should make a full recovery. still ahead on "today in the bay," we're following a developing story. a house explosion. we'll show you where it happened, how it happened and

whether it could happen here. tracking signs of paranormal activity in the bay area. we'll show you what ghost trackers are looking for and where.

this is a live look at arlington national cemetery. the tomb of the unknown soldier where veterans day celebrations are already under way. plenty of them in the bay area as well and we'll remind you where they are throughout this newscast. new this morning, at least 12 people are feared dead after two large earthquakes rocked the country count country m country of myanmar. this is people outside a shopping mall that was damaged area. reports of deaths and injuries are coming mostly from local media. there are reports that a bridge

and several mines collapsed. it comes just one week before president obama is scheduled to visit the country. we are following a developing story in indianapolis where home video shows a huge explosion that leveled two homes and set two others on fire. one body was recovered from the rubble last night and two other people are in the hospital recovering. crews went into the house overnight to investigate. flames and smoke filled the area. the entire neighborhood was evacuated. investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the blast. this week the cia, the fbi and the white house face questions from congress about former cia director david petraeus' love life. petraeus stepped down on friday after admitting to having an affair with the author of his biograp biography, paula broadwell. the scandal was discovered because of threatening e-mails broadwell allegedly sent to a woman close to petraeus. that woman complained to the fbi and that is reportedly how the

investigation started. it is now officially official. president obama can claim victory in florida. the state finally finished counting all of the votes yesterday four days after the election. election officials say the president won by about 74,000 votes less than 1%. still ahead on "today in the bay," preparations are under way for today's san jose veterans day parade. there are lots of events around the bay area to honor our military service members. we have a rundown of what's happening for you coming up. ghost busters, we'll take you behind the scenes with bay area researchers looking for life beyond our physical world. and a live view of san francisco this morning shows just a few clouds outside and we're still under a frost advisory for parts of the bay area. we'll let you know what you can expect for the rest of your sunday in terms of the weather and some changes ahead in your seven-day forecast when we come right back.

we are looking live at oakland on this veterans day. a very chilly start and it is going to stay chilly for a while. we'll check with rob in just a little bit. in fact, we'll do it right now. lots of festivities for veterans day. bundle up you say? >> bundle up. the umbrellas can stay at home which is nice for this time of year. we're not going to have to worry about rain. at least for the next couple of hours we'll still see some 30s around the bay area. pretty much near the closest point of the coldest start of the day happening within this hour. 32 degrees in fairfield and close to that in gilroy. all of those locations seeing patchy frost this morning including the trivalley with numbers in the mid 30s. 35 in san francisco. look at san jose. 38 degrees. veterans day parade coming up closer to noon today. that's good news. we'll see temperatures warming up around that time. for morning events down right chilly. you want a winter coat heading out this morning.

wind out of the north. that's helped to pull in some drier air which really set us up for a chilly morning. wake up with clear skies, no clouds out there. temperatures can really drop off before sunrise. now, to get through the afternoon you may notice high clouds coming in. no worries about rain. that will stay to the north. future cast is painting a picture that looks dry as we go into the start of the week. for the 49ers game today, looks pretty good. chilly out there at candlestick. we'll see breezes picking up for afternoon. partly cloudy and high clouds going on by. 49ers taking on st. louis rams today. cool day out there at candlestick. now the future cast shows you the high clouds coming in at times for the afternoon. some filtered sunshine around sunset. and then as we head into monday and tuesday, notice for the far north bay we're talking north of santa rosa, you can see rain trying to creep in. the rain should stay north of sonoma county for the first half of the week. the temperatures will climb up for the first part of the week. i think it's towards thursday

and friday we'll see a better chance of showers. next weekend is the main event in terms of rain showing up in the seven-day forecast. despite the chilly start to the morning, we should see near 60 to low 60. trivalley locations low to mid 60s. closer to upper 50s around fairfield and napa for today into santa rosa numbers in low 60s. 63 in oakland. mostly clear skies. a few high clouds drifting in from time to time. notice temperatures coming up a little bit and a little defensive forecasting there. mainly north of sonoma for showers on tuesday. if you want to plan around the rain, i think friday will be the first real opportunity for rain in the bay area. then more significant storm coming in looks like next saturday night on into sunday. chris? >> all right. thank you very much, rob. vietnam veterans in the south bay broke ground on a memorial in honor of the men who did not return home. the san jose vietnam war memorial will have the names of the 142 south bay men killed in action. the monument is located in

guadalupe park across from hp pavilion. the project has deep personal meaning for many people involved. >> we're absolutely ecstatic this has been built. obviously it's not about us. it's about the 142 heros that are going to be on this wall. we have guys on the wall that we grew up with. we went to high school with. >> organizers used private money for that project but are raising extra funds to pay for some of the bills and for the upkeep. one of the largest veterans day events is happening in the south bay. the 94th annual veterans day parade kicks off this morning. a vietnam veteran from san jose and parade organizers joins us now to talk about what this events means for the city of san jose. why do you suppose it has weathered social change, economic change, and still happen every single year? >> veterans day is a very special day.

not only to all of the veterans but everybody. all of the civilians as well and the people. it's a day that lasted so long because of that. it's because of that commitment to comradery and friendships that we have built over the years. not only in the political sector but also with the private sector and families and friends and so on and so forth. >> now, how has the parade changed? will we see anything different this year? >> i don't think you'll see anything different other than the patriotism will be at a high level. everyone is committed to this parade. the united veterans council has done an exceptional job who is the main organizer of this parade. i can speak for them in a sense because i'm a member of the organization and i see all 39 organizations in santa clara valley pull together as one and that's what veterans do. they come together in any type of weather and you can forget

the elements. we're going to be there rain or shine and 94 years you'll see another 94 years. >> it's nice to know at least today will be shine and not rain. >> it will be shine. a little crisp but okay. >> we have a camera out there live. our photographer is out there. that's her vantage point. if we want to take the kids and our favorite veterans and families to the parade, what's the best spot to catch the action? >> along the entire parade route is fine. these people in the parade have worked very hard to do their best for everyone along the line. they don't save it for the end or the beginning. they make sure everybody is going to have a good seat. if i was going to be there, and i will be there this afternoon, it kicks off at 11:00, i would be at the grandstand. >> you have the vip pass so it's not really fair for the rest of

us. it is always so interesting it see when you go out to a veterans day event and you see veterans and the younger veterans from iraq and afghanistan and you see the older veterans, you know from vietnam and from korean war and even back to world war ii, but you see the little kids. you see them waving those flags. what is it like to see that generation -- are those the folks you think of when you're on the battlefield? >> your family is always on your mind. family, and religion and all of those things. your children, your mother, your father. that last letter you got from home. that's where your heart is. but for the children, yeah, you know, we're overseas doing our part. all veterans, past, present and future. it's in the name of those children's freedom so they can have a chance and that's why

we're over there. so that they may not have to go to any war and share any battle with anybody and have a chance to get educated and prosper here in america. >> and when you get a thank you from somebody you don't even know, it must mean something. >> it's heartfelt. it doesn't take much for a vet to feel good. sometimes it's a handshake and a thank you. >> thank you very much for your service. thank you to all of the veterans who did so much for our country. today veterans day parade in san jose opening ceremonies at caesar chavez plaza. best vantage point and then the parade takes off and it will take off about noon during that noon hour so we can watch it snake through the city. thank you. we appreciate your service and thank you for bringing us this event so we can have a bigger opportunity to say thank you to all of the veterans. >> you're welcome.

see you at the parade. >> we will see you there. still more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> a silhouette of a woman standing. >> the ghost stories that have paranormal detectives searching for life beyond the physical here in the bay area. [ female announcer ] welcome, one and all,

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with paranormal making millions of dollars at the box office, we decided to catch up with two bay area paranormal research groups. they swear it's more than ghost hunting saying there's more science involved than ever before. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joined them on three investigations. here's what she found. >> anyone here that wants to talk to us? >> the turning. sympt of the stomach. the stroke of my hair. the tug on my shirt. i'm the only one in the room. >> reporter: paranormal

researcher laura young was one of the first in the field. the red oak victory docked at port richmond is her latest investigation and her favorite kind. virgin territory. >> there's nothing better than some place that's never been investigated. >> red oak was an ammunition ship in world war ii and the korean war. 11 years a ship keeper hanged himself and this man is here 24/7 by himself. do you believe in ghosts? >> i don't believe in ghosts. >> reporter: arnold joined us on two investigations of the ship. they used an electromagnetic field detector. >> those are the sounds of the ship. >> reporter: despite that it was a cold, rainy night and no electr electricity ran on the ship, she

detected heat on the camera. >> we heard conversation. >> reporter: and then ran into a door wide open. >> this is supposed to be a secure door. this is supposed to be closed and locked. i was told it was closed and locked. >> reporter: at the old pleasanton hotel co-owner brian hampton says multiple workers have spotted a ghost. >> they saw a female. >> a silhouette of a woman standing staring at her. she said there was nobody in the room. >> reporter: they also claim there was a customer that said as she tried to open a bathroom door, someone or something was pulling on the other side. so a dozen members of the east bay paranormal society decided to camp out. they say a woman was murdered in the 1900s in this hallway. >> she was stabbed because a

customer did not want to pay for her services and this all happened during the gold rush era. every once in a while they see a woman standing in that window right there from the street. >> reporter: the group co-founder says unlike the stereotype his crew is made up mostly of skeptic trying to debuck reports of paranormal activity. >> we look at chemicals and see what kind of chemicals can cause fumes that can cause psychological side effects. we look at basic instruction of houses so we can see if the draft is coming from a construction defect in the house. >> reporter: it's a million dollar question. are there ghosts out there? turns out that answer is simply really up to you. >> if there are voices there, i tune it out. >> richard, was that you? >> reporter: stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> we'll be right back.

good morning. looking live at downtown san jose where the 94th annual san jose veterans day parade goes on rain or shine today it will be shine. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. shine but with layers. >> winter coat weather. umbrellas can stay at home. we talk about winter coat weather. it's 38 in san jose. you can see some of the chilly temperatures in the north bay. low 30s frost advisory in effect through 8:00 this morning. this is the hour we'll see the chilliest temperatures from here on out. things will warm up. as we go through the day today, you'll see a few high clouds going by from time to time. maybe some filtered sunshine and a pretty nice sunset coming up later on tonight. upper 50s. today san francisco low 60s in oakland and some low to mid 60s around san jose south as we see a dry forecast for today. the seven day not so dry. we'll show you when the next and

best chances for rain arrive in the next seven days coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. on this veterans day president obama and the first lady are visiting arlington, virginia. live look at arlington national cemetery where the president will take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier in just a few minutes. earlier this morning mr. obama and the first lady hosted a veterans day breakfast at the white house. today nancy pelosi will honor our veterans in san francisco. pelosi will give the welcoming remarks at a celebration through service and art event. the community will get the chance to work alongside veterans creating military themed art work including paintings and thank you cards given to local va hospitals and service centers. it's being held at the fort scott parade ground at 9:30 this morning. other bay area cities are also remembering veterans day. in campbell, city lieders will dedicate a new memorial which is being built in front of city hall. organizers say construction is

only halfway done but when it is finished, the plaza area will include a fountain surrounded by flags. a time line wall will show major u.s. conflicts that will also be built in front of an existing olive tree named the tree of peace. castro valley is dedicating the new memorial at the castro valley memorial park starting at 11:00 this morning. organizers say air force jets will perform a flyover during that one. on this veterans day, homecoming for one of the coast guard's newest ships. it's scheduled to make port in an hour in alameda. it's the first national security cutter. it set sail in june. family and friends of a 15-year-old boy killed three years ago this weekend are remembering him and demanding justice. "today in the bay's" kimberly tere has more details on why

this case has not begun to trial despite arrests. >> we want justice for michael. that's what he deserves and that's what we're here for. >> reporter: 15-year-old michael russell's family hosted a vigil at this elementary school for the last three years. on november 10th, 2009, russell was stabbed to death in the backyard of his home. >> i can remember it like it happened yesterday. >> reporter: soon after the k l killing police arrested two suspects in the case, both were classmates of the victim. both are being charged as adults. while the preliminary hearing was two years ago, the trial has yet to begin because of numerous continuances. >> we want to do whatever we can do to help push this forward. >> reporter: more than 100 people joined family members, they lit candles and held a moment of silence. friends want to honor russell's memory as they push for justice. >> earlier yesterday i saw a butterfly land in front of me

and just -- it was huge. never seen a butterfly that big in my life. it made they think of michael. i knew that was michael bringing my day up. little things like that every day. i know michael is watching me. he's watching you. he's watching all of us. >> reporter: his family says he doesn't think russell knew the suspects well and claims weighs a victim of bullying and says it's time for trial. >> he was just a 15-year-old boy. he wasn't going to harm anybody. he wasn't doing any wrong. he didn't deserve this. he shouldn't have been murdered. >> reporter: kimberly tere, "today in the bay." >> santa clara county's district attorney's office is pushing for a trial date to be set in this case. two suspects will be back in court later this month. oakland raiders are in baltimore today preparing for the game against the ravens, a game they will play with very heavy hearts. the young son of a defensi line coach died very suddenly. terrell williams' 4-year-old son tyson became sick and died friday night at oakland

children's hospital. the raid terse head coach dennis allen released a head coach saying we're all deeply saddened by the passing of tyson and deepest sympathies go out to terrell and his entire family. the defensive coaching staff will share the work load in williams' absence allowing him as much time as he needs to mourn with the family before returning to the team. volunteers handed out food and clothing to thousands of people in richmond. anyone regardless of income was invited to come out for a hot meal yesterday and to pick something out at the church's free market. last year the event served about 2,000 people. organizers expected double that this year. volunteers work all year long to host that early thanksgiving celebration and hill top church says it's taking donation for next year. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, our unusually cold weather. see how people around the bay area are dealing with the chilly

temperatures. plus, something to make you laugh. "saturday night live" takes us to mitt romney's house election night to see how he was dealing with defeat. we have the skit coming up.

looking live at the ceremony at arlington national cemetery in virginia. the president is expected for that ceremony along with the first lady. he'll lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. plenty of other veterans day celebrations happening throughout the bay area as well. cnbc's sue herrera has a look at the upcoming week in the world of business including how superstorm sandy may have affected sales at retail stores. >> things will probably be a lot quieter now that the election is over and no new superstorms are expected. so wall street should be able to focus on all things economic once again. we'll get a read on retail sales

for october. department stores may have lost business to hurricane sandy. and we'll see how that affected profits for the quarter as sears, target, gap and others. stores like home depot may have picked up business because of the storm. both are expected to report that profits rose during the latest quarter. two reads on inflation. if you take away food and energy, it should be contained and volkswagen unveils a new hatchback this week. the seventh version of the golf. it's slightly longer and slightly lighter but the price tag will not change since the golf went on sale in 1974, volkswagen has sold 29 million of those cars. quite a record. i'm sue herrera. get all of your business news on cnbc. we have a reminder you can get your business and tech news before the bell weekdays on "today in the bay" at 4:30 in the morning. we have more ahead. coming up, the election is over so what is next? we talk to political analyst

larry gerston about decision 2012's big winners and losers. but first, mike inouye has a look at our weekend calendar. >> good morning. i'm mike inouye. there's lots to do "today in the bay." the traffic news. the newest of metro lines will be going vintage today. part of muni's celebration of 100th anniversary, it will take you to the market street railway museum where you can experience vintage muni buses and trolley coaches spanning the past 40 years. you'll also learn about the history along the way of the ride. you still have to pay for the ride. there's nothing free. especially our freedom. today is veterans day. in petaluma, the salute includes a parade and flyover and a program to celebrate the day of the largest veterans day parade

north of the golden gate bridge and honoring both our history and veterans, the name befitting them of the good guys. american muscle being shown off. patriotism is the name of the show and offering all active and retired military free admission for the day. don't forget your military i.d. whether or not you get tomorrow off from work or from school, let's take a moment to remember the reason for the holiday. you are or aren't getting. go thank a veteran "today in the bay." now this is a party.

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the president expected to show up in just a few moments there as well. we're watching this one for you. san jose celebration as well. we'll bring you pictures in a minute. with 2012 elections behind us, there's a lot to digest safe to say. voters weighed in on key issues. now the question is what's in store? we have larry gerston here to help us make sense. let's talk about the big picture. a lot of us have had a couple days to simmer down after the election and kind of feel for what's next. >> get some sleep. >> teachers stayed up late not because of the presidential election which ended early but because of prop 30 and our local measures. >> this election had something for everyone. there's no question about it. nationally the winners besides the obvious with president obama winning, democratic party. why? for its ability to capture the line share of ethnic minorities

and women. 93% of african-americans, 71% of latino, 70% of asian americans. these are huge majorities that voted for obama. women number more and vote more than men gave obama that 55-45 margin of victory. he cobbled together these amazing groups. losers, the republican party for its inability to go beyond the increasingly narrow base of middle-aged and older white men. also the extreme right wing of the republican party which stressed the right to live, the right to life i should say under any circumstances and almost contempt, if you will, for the poor as noted in romney's infamous 47% remark. republicans in general may not hold these views but the fact is the extreme wing of the republican party took center stage and made it comparatively easy for democrats. >> there are a lot of folks who might have gone republican if not for that extreme element and

it makes it hard for people who might be more in the middle. so in california, winners, losers. >> same thing. winners jerry brown. this guy deserves a medal. he denied public opinion polls. also, democratic candidates for state legislature. they managed to win a two-thirds majority in each house which will allow that party to govern without republican obstruction. here's the history of it. the last time the state had a democratic governor and democrats controlled two-thirds of the legislature was 1883. 1883. so this is really a moment for democrats.

also state republicans like the national team who now find themselves with only -- it's amazing. 29% of the state's voters. 29%. you can't win elections when you count on basically a quarter of the public as your base. it just won't work. it won't work. this is even worse than national republican party. california republicans have to find a way to broaden their base if they hope to govern in the near future. >> we mentioned prop 30 briefly. safe to say that education was one of the winners at the local level had. >> absolutely. local schools which saw most of the parcel taxes pass, construction bond taxes pass, you mentioned proposition 30 all approved by voters. also san francisco mayor ed lee for passage of measure e. that's the new tax method approved by virtually everyone including business and labor. what's the last time you saw

those two come together? and the mayor of san jose that saw his 6-5 city council majority grow by one despite a questionable if not illegal campaign donations. losers, promoters of richmond measure n that would have added a tax on carbonated sugar beverages outspent more than 100-1 by the american beverage industry and also congressman pete stark. after 40 years lost his seat to a young deputy district attorney in a radically revised congressional district whose voters really collectively believed that stark's time had come. bottom line, people may see a little change nationally. obama won. democrats still in the senate. republicans in the house. but here in california, this state, which was democrat to begin with, became even bluer if we can use that word this time around. it's an interesting phenomenon and really the republicans have got to think about how they can

broaden their ways to open themselves up to minorities going in the other direction. >> i heard one of the strategist say we have a demographic problem. demographics are just people. you have to talk to people. >> it's a problem for everyone. democrats probably shoot me for saying this. the more one party a state becomes, you have accountability problems. you want to see a robust two-party system if possible. republicans have to think long and hard. >> you can get more of larry's political insight on nbcbayarea.com. just search for prop 0. on a lighter side of the election, "saturday night live" is giving us a glimpse of what it was like at republican presidential candidate mitt romney's house during election night. apparently he was doing some moping downing the pain of defeat in a carton of milk. milk after milk. >> mother sent me to come get you, father. paul ryan is doing speeds of strength in the drawing room.

>> i would like to see him carry wisconsin. i'm sorry. that was uncalled for. >> have you been drinking? you smell like a dairy. >> share a drink with your old man. >> father? i'm only 38. >> ann romney able to cheer up her husband and then they share a kiss. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, veterans day freebies. the special deals going today to honor our veterans and military members. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy.

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rosa. upper 30s san jose and low 30s into gilroy. not much wind out there this morning. and the wind out of the north overnight helped to really dry out the air. clear skies and that canadian air conditioning dropping those temperatures down into the 30s this morning for the afternoon we'll see high clouds coming on in but should be good game time weather for the 49ers today. temperatures briefly near 60 and cooling back down into the upper 50s as the game goes on. future cast shows you passing high clouds at times through the afternoon and evening. monday into tuesday temperatures for most of the bay area going to warm up a bit. you can see far off in the north bay, northern sonoma county a slight chance of showers but mainly dry. clouds coming in and better chance of rain will show up for the second half of the week especially by the time we get into this point next weekend. saturday night into sunday. the main rain event comes on in. so high temperatures today. we'll warm about 30 degrees from where we are now for most

locations. low 60s for highs around san jose. towards the trivalley should see numbers in the low to mid 60s. 63 around danville. cooler around the coast toward san francisco upper 50s to near 58 degrees in san francisco. 61 degrees in berkeley. 63 in santa rosa. the mornings are going to warm up more. we'll get more moisture and patchy low clouds for mornings. temperatures climbing for the middle part of the week. second half of the week, showers out of the north bay on thursday. friday we'll see some rain. mainly scattered showers and then the pattern could get active next weekend. it does look like the biggest rain event will come in saturday night into sunday of next weekend. at least it looks like after this morning, not as chilly as we see outside right now. >> it's blue on that map of yours. >> too much. >> thanks very much. chilly temperatures did not stop shoppers from heading out to

livermore's newest outlet mall this weekend. monte francis shows us some of the future that braved the cold to save a few extra bucks. >> reporter: staying warm with a cup of coffee and being bundled up was the name of the game in livermore even though it's cold outside with roads jammed and the parking lot full, shoppers say the new outlet mall is the hot spot this weekend. >> able to bring my husband to the mall. and the kids and, you know, taste some wine and warming up in this cold weather. >> the stores are all heated. that's the nice part too. once you get cold, you run in and buy a new jacket. >> reporter: and some skiers found good deals on winter coats just in time. one ski resort opened in tahoe and you can see on the resort's webcam people lining up eager to get on the slopes. back at the outlet mall, the traffic and crowds appeared to be more of a challenge than the cold. in fact, we found one guy not bundled up at all. >> it doesn't affect me at all

with shorts or anything like that. i can walk around in the rain and as long as i'm bundled up top, i'm fine. >> monte francis, "today in the bay." >> sure does look chilly. officials say that by the time the weekend is over, it expects more than 200,000 shoppers would have visited the mall. if you plan to head out there today, expect heavy traffic on 580. some crew got stuck in it and they weren't even headed shopping. local businesses are saluting our service men and women and veterans today with special deals. olive garden and applebee's give a free entree today. outback steakhouse gives a free blooming ing onion and soft dr. on this veterans day, president obama and the first lady are visiting arlington, virginia. a live look at arlington national cemetery where the president will take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the

tomb of the unknown any minute now. earlier this morning mr. obama and the first lady hosted a veterans breakfast at the white house. it is always a nice ceremony to see the president has arrived. we don't see him in this picture just yet. we do know that he's preparing to honor all of the veterans that our nation has. wars present and past. surely he feels a bit of relief now that the wars in iraq and afghanistan have ended. we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning on this veterans day. no 5:00 and 6:00 newscast tonight because it is sunday night football night in america. first time weather could be a factor. >> in chicago they've had rough weather. you have texans and bears. good game there. >> seems like the bears have an advantage with that cold. special edition of nbc bay area news follows the game at 8:30 and then sports prime time at

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