a brief warm-up for the next couple days. we're going to climb into the mid-60s this afternoon. then rain could impact your holiday travel. the full forecast in moments. >> speaking of that holiday travel it's going to change up the morning commute. we'll see how things shake out. not everybody is on vacation yet. we'll see how things are developing. >> let's take a live look outside san francisco. deck the halls are starting to put up the lights across a lot of areas. this monday, november 25th, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. we're learning new details about a strange story, a woman jumping right off the third deck of o.co coliseum after the raiders game. she and the man who tried to catch her in the hospital. christie smith is live now at

the highland hospital in oakland with an update on both of their conditions g. morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the latest information we have on that woman is that she is still in critical condition here at the highland hospital this morning. as you said, after she jumped from the third deck of o.co coliseum after the raiders game ended yesterday. what's amazing is the good samaritan who stepped in and broke her fall and pleaded with her not to jump. this is a photo from the associated press of deputies walking in that area after the 50-foot fall. the area she was in was covered by tarp. outside the coliseum a spokesperson for the sheriff's department said that the man saved her life. no doubt. the man stepped in to try and break her fall. he is a 61-year-old man, a marine corps, he was on the second deck concourse. this happened minutes after the game ended with the raiders

leaving to the titans. the man also injured but he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> appreciate the report. >> it's 5:02. today civil rights activists push for felony charges against four students accused of a hate crime at san jose state university. good morning. >> good morning. naacp officials from both silicon valley and hawaii are the driving force behind today's rally. the president of san jose state will be there as well and he is expected to talk about the pending criminal charges. the campus rocked by the alleged racially motivated hate crimes against a single black student in one of the dorms. four white student, one 19, two 18 and another younger than 18, are charged with misdemeanor hate crime and battery against their black roommate.

prosecutors say the four used racial slurs, hung a confederate flag in the dorm, barricaded the victim in his room and placed a bike lock around his neck and claimed to have lost the key. now naacp leaders are urging the district attorney to increase the charges from misdemeanor to felonies, and add a charge of false imprisonment. over the weekend the d.a. telling the "mercury news" he believes his office has filed the, quote, appropriate charges in this case, based upon the evidence. again, this rally is scheduled for noon at the tommy smith john carlos statue. coming up we'll hear from a couple of san jose state students about how this incident is affecting the morale on campus. that's about 5:35. >> we'll look forward to that. thank you. >> menlo park police searching for whoever opened fire on two children and their mother as they sat in a parked car. this happened about 2:00

yesterday afternoon on madera avenue at ivy drive off willow road. police say the suspects drove by and then fired several shots at that car. the suspect vehicle is described as a black or dark green sedan, possibly a honda. nobody was hurt. >> happening now thousands of pg&e customers are without power about five years after a wire went down in daly city. the outage was reported in the west lake nibld west of mission street. it happened before 12:30 and initially more than 6700 people were without power. right now there are more than 1500 without electricity. >> air force one touching down in san francisco a few hours from now for a fundraising trip by president obama. but the reality is with a sinking approval rating things so far not going exactly as planned. bob redell is live in san

francisco with more on the president's five-hour bay area trip. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. a little perspective. when president obama last visited the bay area this was back in june, according to the gallup poll of his nationwide approval rating at 62%. today he's at 39%, and even here in san francisco, obviously leans democratic, the enthusiasm is cooling. you can see that in the ticket sales, schedule forward this afternoon at the sf jazz center. at one points tickets were $1,000 a pop. the democratic committee cut them to $500 since it was not selling out. >> i think what that means is there are only so many leaves to pick on the money tree, and when you come back so often and you want to squeeze that orange for extra orange juice sometimes you're not going to come up with a lot in the end. >> reporter: a handful of people

are already protesting the president's visit, holding up signs outside the jazz center, particularly upset with the policy on drones. first the president will come here in china town we're at now where in a few hours he will deliver a speech on immigration reform, speculation that the president is trying to move the national kfrls away from what's the problematic rollout of his health care plan. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> as always we appreciate the report. the president's trip will be five hours. he will arrive at about 10:30. at 11:30 he will be at the betty aung rec center for his immigration speech. then at 12:30 a fundraising luncheon at the san francisco jazz center. his last event will be a tech roundtable for vips. that starts at 2:00.

then president obama expected to fly out of sfo at 3:30 heading down to los angeles. for more details and anything you want to find out about the president's latest quick trip to the bay area go to nbcbayarea.com, we'll be streaming the president's immigration speech live on our website as well as provide you with up to the minute traffic updates. >> you know the president and the 49ers switching places today. 49ers in washington, d.c. getting ready for "monday night football." the redskins will have home field advantage. the high in landover, maryland expected to be 38 degrees. at kickoff in the low 30s. a big difference compared to san francisco, the highs expected to be in the mid-60s. >> all relative. yeah. it's brisk here. they'd be out in bikinis doing what we're doing now. 5:07.

a crisp cool start. >> it really s. yeah, it really puts things in perspective as we're getting into thanksgiving week. right now it's pretty cold out there. make sure you bundle up. bundle up the little ones. we're in the 40s, a couple of 30s in the north bay this morning headed toward the mid-60s. we'll see uniform numbers across the bay area again. then we do have the rain on the way for thanksgiving day. i'll be telling that in a minute. the seven-day forecast we've got it at the bottom of your screen. you don't have to wait for mike inouye. good morning to you. >> here i am. go back to sleep. we're looking at the bay bridge. an easy drive. we look at the map on the approach, the maze and the east shore freeway all at the limit. we have a little slowing now top of the screen heading to the left, that's the richmond/san rafael bridge. a little slowing indicating there may be a few more vehicles heading across.

here highway 4 starting to show slowing out of antioch. not a huge issue. we have a big black angus with big horns on the chp report a concern. they have to help it off. those horns a concern. across the bay, san mateo and dumbarton bridges move smoothly. off on the side still a light drive. the volume is light on 101 and 280. >> it's 5:09. coming up on "today in the bay," how about this, gas powered beach bonfires. the new plan that could become a reality on one california beach. >> plus, the legal battle brewing between the bay area company behind this viral video and a well known rock band. >> twitter tries to protect you against the u.s. government and a shortened trading week on wall street.

it's 5:12 now. a viral video encouraging young girls to pursue engineering and science the subject of a legal fight. ♪ we showed it to you on friday as well. this is that ad for goldie blocks which is founded by debby sterling. the song in the ad is a spin-off of that song by the beasty boys called girls. beasty boys are threatening the company with a copyright infringement lawsuit. goldie blocks claiming the spin-off song is a parody and criticism of the original song. >> always dicey when it comes down to rights. more criticism against the growth of tech in san francisco. coming from a former mayor.

>> the former mayor willie brown who writes a column for the chronicle. in sunday's issue his honor made a quick mention of the growing tech industry causing rents to sky rocket and changing the character of the city. he wrote from rising rents to rising prices at restaurants to private buses the tech world is becoming an object of scorn. it is only a matter of time before the techies youthful luster fades and they are seen as just another extension of wall street. now w have seen some protests against tech, this was the scene outside twitter headquarters the morning that company went public. twitter gets special tax breaks to locate in depressed area of the city. it wasn't the first to get the tax break but the deal got the name the twitter tax break. seems like an awkward time to check the markets. shortened trading week.

good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. futures are higher the markets off a positive week, the dow and s&p 500 posted seven straight weeks of gains, those indices at record highs. oil pricer around $93 a barrel because traders are reacting to the international deal struck over iran's nuclear program. we get data on pending home sales, the dow rising to 16,065. the nasdaq adding 23 to 3992. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you much. 5:14. talking about twitter, the company says it's going to start encrypting traffic beyond what it's doing now and i'm quoting twitter f an adversary is recording twitter traffic that adversary won't be able to read the messages. it was allege nad the united states spliced into the fiber lines belonging to google and yahoo! to record messages traveling between the company's

computers. this would appear to be twitter's response. >> thank you very much. 5:15 now. you know, we want to take a moment to thank everyone who came out to donate this weekend to help out. i haven't see this video yet. i was at the safeway on dunne avenue on saturday helping to get the word out. mike inouye, stephanie, they were out. even helped take out the groceries hauling bags. on saturday alone, thank you, you donated nearly 17,000 bags. there is marla. if you haven't had a chance to go, don't worry, that food drive continues through christmas. they are going to have the bags, it's $10. it's easy. it goes so far. >> it's an annual tradition and really the love you can feel pitching in to help the cause. >> christina you were there as well. >> i was. i can't believe how big the triplets are. my gosh. good morning to you. i bet they are excited about the

holidays. you know what, a lot of people have family coming into town. i'm happy to report they will have safe travels as far as the weather goes but things change on thanksgiving day. we'll get into that in a moment. it's cold to start the day. 32 degrees at freezing in the north bay. we have fallen into the low 40s, south bay, peninsula and east bay san francisco at a chilly 44 degrees to start. so make sure you bring out the coat as you wake up with us this morning. i want to talk about what we're expecting throughout the next couple hours. we'll see frost this morning, sonoma, napa and santa rosa. the windshield gets colder so count on a little frost out there. petaluma and gilroy also fair game for frost. then things start to change a. rebound headed our way. high pressure still in control. that means plenty of mid-60s across the bay area. really no difference between what we expect in sausalito and fremont, for example. 64 in sausalito, 67 degrees in

pleasanton. microclimates not making a big appearance. a storm system moving towards us. stop the clock on futurecast. we expect the widespread rainfall for the bay area as we head throughout thursday afternoon for the most part, so keep that in mind. but the showers are going to come up from the south moving to the north. the further to the north you live the less likely you are to see any of that shower activity. nonetheless keep it in mind. a lot of people like to throw the football around thanksgiving afternoon. it my be problematic with showers. for the seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen all morning long. let's check your drive. >> good morning. we'll take you out to a lighter volume of traffic. we'll likely see that for this week's morning commute. the middle of the day is going to see more traffic around the bay. a nice flow right now no. problems with the peninsula. the south bay, and the issues, a blitz of yellow. down to 58 miles per hour. chp reports no problems over the santa cruz mountains.

we'll zoom into the only area we saw orange and yellow. this orange northbound 680 there are no incidents reported sunol into fremont, pleasanton. we'll track that but so far an adjustment on the sensors. we're looking at southbound livermore itself. 84 starting to bog down. and coming out of the altamont pass. that's a typical build. we'll continue to track that so we look at the build out of the east bay and the tri-valley. 24 over to the caldecott tunnel. the orange it is registering fog in the north bay. north of san rafael. a live look. you see not a problem as far as visibility for drivers through the area but be on the alert especially tying that together our traffic and our weather systems together. southbound, light volume of traffic starting to build for the north bay, easy across the golden gate bridge and the peninsula. northbound, passing university and willow, you got the limit and easy drive fast san mateo

bridge. >> thank you. it's 5:18 now. one of the women held captive for years in what became known as cleveland's house of horrors set to write a tell-all book. michelle knight was tortured, starved, raped and beaten for 11 years by aerial castro. her book is scheduled to come out next spring and will be co-written by michelle buford who worked on gabby douglas' memoir. castro was sentenced to life and 1,000 years but ended up killing himself in his cell back in september. the guy was a monster and a coward. his two other victims we can tell you they are also planning books of their own. >> it's 5:19. a southern california city could decide to convert some beach fire pits to natural gas. the council will take up the issue today. beach bonfires are controversial because burning wood contributes to air pollution. the they are considering a pilot

program to test gas fire pits. opponents say wood burning bonfires are part of the southern california tradition. >> a report for you, millions of americans are leaving the u.s. to tour other countries and get medical procedures. even u.s. businesses and some health care providers are considering outsourcing medical tourism as a health care option. this is big business. the critics argue can still come at a cost. u.s. companies like united group program anthem blue cross and blue shield are exploring medical tourism as part of their coverage. dr. james robinson is a professor at the uc-berkeley center for health technology. he says while there are economic benefits to medical travel all health care is not created equal. >> the top of the market in other countries is as good as the top of the market here. the middle of the market is something in other countries is not as good as the middle of the market here. >> tonight you can see investigative reporter's full

investigation. she travels to mexico to see the facilities. that's tonight on nbc bay area news. >> it's 5:20. coming up the winners and head scratchers from the music awards.

>> you see this last night? >> i caught a little of it. >> here are some of the highlights, lowlights. certainly a lot around the music award. >> my lucky number is 13. you made 2013 the most magical year of my life so far. >> this young lady has been on fire, she's the big winner, taylor swift taking home four awards including the top honor of artist of the year. justin timberlake, won three including album of the year. >> a rapper used his speech for favorite rap hip-hop album of

the year to address a serious issue after performing from miami he paid tribute to trayvon martin saying kids die every year due to racial profiling and it's quote time that we fight against racism and the laws that protect it. >> well said, young man. a unique something for the ama, its first icon award, that's rihanna and her mother there to present to the her daughter. >> and on stage miley cyrus once again, add a little strange. performing in a two-piece outfit decked out with kittens and behind her a giant lip-syncing kitten. >> is that not normal? >> i want that behind us. >> lady gaga, how about the attention. riding in on i don't know, a fine arab charger. some weird fake horse. probably not comfortable either. doing the wise thing going side saddle. always doing something unusual.

>> christina, you need to make a grand entrance. >> i could see her on a pony. >> i'm fresh out of feathers and whatever else i can come up with. >> meat. >> pork maybe. we have a good looking day shaping up. temperatures are chilly. whatever it takes to stay warm. 32 degrees in the north bay as we head throughout the next couple hours, it's going to be very cold and then the sun's going to warm us into the 60s so a nice rebound as we get into this afternoon. rain on the way, if you missed when it's coming in, also detail that coming up in the next report. right now let's check your drive with mike inouye. big gaga fan. >> i go gaga for gaga. doesn't work so well. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a backup. a little early for the cash lanes but it's forming. we see a smooth flow off the berkeley curve.

we'll watch as these sensors update. we're going to see different patterns this week especially monday and tuesday as folks shift again, may be coming in earlier to get out earlier or maybe not coming in at all. we'll track it in through san francisco, no problems, no delays. mass transit, smooth drive as well. across the bay the san mateo bridge, 92, the dumbarton bridge, 84 moves over toward the peninsula which is clear of problems. on the east bay we're looking at a live shot for fremont and easy drive, but you're getting more company as you travel southbound, the truck scales toward mission boulevard with all of the headlights, we see this on the houses around the bay area as well as we approach. back to you. >> it's coming. >> we can't wait. 5:26. coming up, a san jose police officer injured overnight and now a man is in custody. we'll let you noey what police are telling us about it. >> president obama touches down at sfo in about five hours. the tough questions she going to

face from tech leaders. we'll have a live report coming up. >> right now i want to give you a live look at o.co coliseum in oakland. there is a deal in the works to keep the a's and the raiders in town until at least 2015. information about the vote that could make it happen.

>> very strong 85-year-old and i know he's doing well. but it can't go on forever. >> the family of a palo alto man detained in north korea speaks out. what he told his wife days before he was taken away. >> reporter: good morning. we're live here in san francisco where just hours away from the president's arrival, part fundraising trip. why he's having trouble selling tickets, that story coming up. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. it's cold out there.

one of the coldest mornings of the season so far. nonetheless a nice rebound headed our way. temperatures climbing into the mid-60s, then the rain moves in. your full forecast in moments. >> as your east bay build starts reports after wrong way driver. we'll sort this out. i'll get the latest coming up. >> right now live outside, a look at traffic there and foster city on the san mateo bridge, locking up out there early morning. mike will fill you in on that. christina has your crisp start on this monday action november 25th. this is "today in the bay." it is 5:30. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. air force one touches down in san francisco in a few hours for a whirl wind fundraising trip by president obama but with a sinking approval rating things have not gone as planned. bob redell live in san francisco

this morning with more on the president's five-hour bay area visit. good morning. >> reporter: very quick trip here to the bay area. good morning to you. one democratic political consultant that we spoke with wonders aloud if the president's trying to escape his sinking approval numbers coming to san francisco which has been very friendly to democrats but seems that the city by the bay is even losing some of its enthusiasm for the president. you can see this in the sales, the ticket sales for today's fundraising lunch that will be with the president, scheduled for this afternoon at the sf jazz center. at one point the tickets were $1,000 but they were cut to $500 since the fund-raiser was not selling out. frustration among supporters over the problematic rollout of obama care. you look at the polling numbers, his visit in june, the approval rating at 62%, but since the glitches with the healthcare.gov

website and promises of you can keep your health insurance plane his approval plunged to 39%. >> what does that say to you when some of the biggest supporters aren't too pleased? >> i think the bloom is off the rose to a certain extent. >> reporter: as usual, a handful of people are protesting his visit, holding up signs outside the center. i say a handful now. there could be a lot more later when he makes his arrival. upset with the president's policy on drones, but first the president will come here to the betty aung recreation center in china town where in a few hours he will deliver a speech on a push for immigration reform. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> how quickly things change. >> as bob mentioned the president will land at sfo and heading to the betty aung recreation center for that immigration speech.

then it's off to a fund-raiser at the san francisco jazz center. before he leaves the bay area he will go to a roundtable at the home of sales force ceo mark benihoff. he is expected to face tough questions. >> yeah, even donors reporting shelling out $32,000, jon, for a tech roundtable, may have a beef with the commander in chief. the fund-raiser's host told "the boston globe," quote, clearly everyone in silicon valley is extremely disappointed with how the obama care website has gone. i think it will dominate the conversation. truly people are upset. it will be an intense conversation. now, that's just one problem the tech has with the formerly favored president. add the nsa debacle mark zuckerberg said the u.s. had blown it on surveillance. google engineers got upset they posted blogs with words we can't

say on tv and that's not all. president obama has backed away from comprehensive immigration reform, another pet project here. the website disaster, change in immigration reform, this is not the same situation the president saw in silicon valley we saw back in the early days. bob is exactly right. >> 2013 has been a rough one. we'll see how this goes forward on the health care. thank you. it's 5:34 right now. for more information on the president's visit including street closures and the impact it could have on traffic, head over to nbcbayarea.com, search president obama. we'll have the immigration speech streaming live for you on our website. >> it's 5:34. new details after a raiders fan risked his life to save someone else. a live look at o.co coliseum where the man is credited with catching a woman who jumped from the third deck after yesterday's game ended.

the people below tried to stop her and a man on the second deck tried to catch her. he was hurt and is in the hospital in stable condition. the woman also in the hospital in critical condition. christie smith is talking to investigators and coliseum officials. she'll have a live update at 6:00. >> a disturbance at a denny's leaves an officer injured and man under arrest. this happened in san jose about midnight at the denny's on north first street and brokaw road about a block from the casino may drix. you can see in the video the man police arrested in the center of this photo, the management telling police that the man was asleep in the restaurant and wouldn't leave. police say when they arrived the man physically resisted arrest, they managed to get him in handcuffs but as they were walking down the sloped walkway t man lashed out. both the suspect and the officer fell over. at this hour it's unclear exactly how badly the officer

was injured. >> naacp leaders won't felony charges filed against students accused of racially motivated hate crimes at san jose state. this is message behind a rally planned for campus today. marla tellez is in the newsroom with more on the rally that will also now include the university president. good morning. >> san jose state's president is expected to talk about the pending criminal charges at the rally, also announce a campus forum designed to talk about racial tolerance at san jose state. the rally is spear headed by the silicon valley of the naacp. its president is going to speak and urge the district attorney to enhance the charges that four students face, as it stands they face misdemeanor hate crime and battery charges for what they allegedly did to their black roomma roommate. the naacp wants felony charges filed, it wants the d.a. to add a charge of false imprisonment.

prosecutors say the four white students used racial slurs, hung a confederate flag in their dorm, barricaded the victim in his room, and placed a u-shaped bike lock around his neck and claimed to have lost the key. officials say the alleged harassment began in august and since it has come to light last week students have been shell shocked, we caught up with a couple at friday's football game. >> in no way do they reflect the campus and the student body. we're here trying to have fun, not letting that reflect or affect us. >> being a student at san jose state we know we have one of the most diverse schools in the nation. it's disappointing there's people that would still do something like that. >> over the weekend the d.a. telling the "mercury news" he believes his office has filed the, quote, appropriate charges in this case based upon the evidence. at the rally the president is expected to talk about his plan to review the student code of

conduct to make sure something like this does not happen again. the rally is scheduled for noon at the tommy smith john carlos statue. >> fittingly there too. thank you. >> 5:38. another check of what's happening outside. christina loren is back to tell us about what we can expect. cri crispy, cold. >> it is crispy. good monday morning. give yourself extra time in the north bay. you might find frost on your windshield. the next couple days temperatures are going to be cold in the morning hours, we'll see a nice rebound each afternoon. i want to zoom in, in foster city looking good today. by lunch time 62, lots of sunshine. at 4:00 p.m. and 65 degrees. elsewhere you're going to climb from the 40s and the 30s right now into the mid-60s later on today. about 65 degrees along the peninsula. that goes for the south bay. 64 in san francisco and in the north bay 66 degrees. the big weathermaker that will

really zone in on for you this morning, is out here in the pacific. it's not really going to move in until we hit thursday afternoon. but i do want to show you there's a lot of question marks around this area of low pressure. will it tap into some tropical moisture. if it does we could just get poured on on thanksgiving day. i've been watching everything and i can tell you now it looks like we'll pick up maybe a few hundredths of an inch. not expecting a lot to the south of the golden gate bridge. thursday afternoon. nonetheless we'll be watching this. let's check your drive. >> good morning. because of that thanksgiving going on this week we see a shift in the commute for the most part in the later hours, right now the bay bridge toll plaza looks like a typical monday. cash lanes backing up. we may see metering lights turned on in the next 10 minutes or so. we'll track that and your approach. a smooth drive on our speed sensors, out of the north bay a smooth flow. the 680/24 interchange.

people are reporting someone driving the wrong way eastbound on the westbound direction, that's why the arrow is pointing in the wrong direction heading toward 680. and chp is going to run a traffic break heading down to the area. they haven't seen anything else as far as reports or additional sightings. we're tracking that. that's a big concern. highway 4, we have more traffic out of antioch, the typical build. 101 a slowdown north of 680 because of its volume of traffic. >> wow. okay. thanks so much. >> 5:40 now. coming up on "today in the bay," we hear from the wife of the palo alto man detained over north korea. we'll have that next. plus -- >> wonderful guy. you meet one you're lucky. i was blessed to have him in my life as long as he was around. >> a bay area football coach who touched the lives of thousands of teens, dies trying to help after a car crash. we'll hear from some of the people who knew him, next.

>> welcome back everyone. it's 5:43. we're expecting to hear more reaction to the deal freezing iran's nuclear program. the u.s. and five other nations struck an agreement over the weekend, a lot of skepticism in washington and israel. tracie potts live on capitol hill with what lawmakers are saying. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu call this is an historic mistake, and that same sentiment is echoed on capitol hill. not just from republicans but from some of the president's closest allies. democrats who say they are not sure iran will actually follow through on this deal. for that reason some lawmakers are already talking about a backup package of sanctions just in case iran doesn't hold up its end of the bargain.

the interim deal that was struck in geneva with several countries including iran, which says that they will stop construction on a nuclear reactor, scale back their current stockpile of enriched uranium but allows them to continue enriching uranium at a lower level. in exchange iran gets access to 7 billion in frozen assets, and possibly more if they are able to come up with a permanent deal in six months. laura. >> one to watch. thank you, tracie. >> some intense and controversial results being released today surrounding the deadly shootings at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. that report coming out at noon today and will summarize the results of that investigation, but we can tell you certain evidence will not be released. investigators have released a little more than search warrants so fafr. they have not released a timeline of police response,

mental health records for the shooter, and they have not released clues about a motive. 911 calls from that day of the shooting have also been withheld. >> new details about the palo alto man detained in north korea for more than a m. merrill newman's wife and son say they do not know if he received his heart medication more than a month after he was detained by korean officials. his wife lee says her husband always had an affinity for korea and did not fear for his safety before the trip. she says he sent several post cards back and talked about how the trip was everything he hoped it would be. about a month ago as he was getting read the fly back to the bay area he was detained by north korean officials and not heard from since. >> it's been hard. yeah. a lot of strong support, but when you don't know where your husband of 56 years is, you

don't know his health, you don't know when he will be home with us, it's not an easy situation. >> merrill newman was a korean yar veteran. his traveling partner said that newman was questioned about his military service before he was taken into custody. >> it's been a rough start to thanksgiving week, a vicious winter storm forcing airports across the country to cancel or delay hundreds of flights including here in the bay area. dallas/ft. worth a total of 165 flights were delayed or canceled this morning. and that of course stranded thousands at the airport. 300 others were canceled or delayed last night. there are some flights from dallas to here in the bay area. four flights from dallas to sfo canceled, one heading to san jose international has been canceled. another delayed. forecasters telling us the temperatures there not as cold as they thought but they expect the storm will be heading south and east, and then threaten travel plans for people heading

out for thanksgiving. not well-timed but giving time. >> check ahead. in our neck of the woods a pretty nice day ahead. >> pretty nice day ahead. looking good for wednesday, one of the busiest travel days of the year. we're looking pretty good for most thursday with showers moving in. i'm going to show you what i mean. i think you'll be able to get your turkey in before those showers arrive. low 40s for most of the bay area. we're in the 30s in the north bay. so make sure you travel cautiously. you might find patchy frost especially the overpasses and bridges where you have that metal. a clear start to the day looking pretty to start. as the sun starts to make an appearance the next half hour, 45 minutes, going to be pretty. this afternoon looking good, temperatures mostly in the mid-60s, in the south bay along the peninsula that will be the case. almost uniform temperatures. north bay cities pretty warm. santa rosa 6 sx in the east bay,

63 degrees in walnut creek. 67 on the way to pleasanton with changes headed our way. so for today, mild and sunny, 60s, the most of the bay area. as we head through tomorrow, slightly warmer finish, then into your wednesday that's when the clouds will start to thicken up as the storm system starts to move closer to the bay area. so we do have an afternoon shower chance as we head throughout wednesday, mostly in the south bay. the better chance arrives throughout thursday afternoon. we stop is the clock, you can see the showers moving to the north. by 10:00 a.m. most of the bay area getting light activity. we expect the bulk of the moisture to come through as we head through about 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day. still delicious, mike. it will still be delicious. over to you. >> goes as planned i'll be asleep on the couch right about then. enjoy it out on the roads. we have traffic freezing up and so is our shot.

we can see the cash lanes are where it's backed up. fast track okay. the map will tell you there are no metering lights. the fast track a big advantage. 5, maybe 10 minutes to turn on and then the slowing here off the berkeley curve. we see a little orange on the maps, that means there may be a patch of fog or two but not a major concern. a smooth drive heading to the bay bridge, away from it we talked about the possible traffic break. i saw south 680 down to alamo, showed slowing and chp said they were watching for reports after wrong way driver. there has been no update and we're checking but so far they waved off the traffic through alamo. there was slowing off of 24, nothing further after that. so we'll track that. that's a big concern. in the tri-valley, typical for

livermore and pleasanton. heading into the south bay, a live look out there at oakland, end with this live shot of a scene, there is a stall at 29th. south of oakland a clear flow. back to you. >> thank you, mike. it's 5:50. this morning a memorial is growing for a beloved high school football coach killed in a crash. 76-year-old john webb was driving northbound on 680 near fremont when he hit a stalled van. he reportedly got out of his van and that's when the chp says another car hit and killed him. he was heading home after the san jose football game. the university alum taught at the high school even after retiring from coaching and being the athletic director. >> if anything the school needed him to do he was activities adviser director for many years.

he was sleetic director. taught several subjects. p.e. to wood shop to math. whatever they needed him to do. >> his colleagues say he had opportunities to coach in the nfl including an offer to work under 49ers coach phil walsh. his focus was on student athletes. a vigil is planned in his honor. >> this week thousands of families in the bay area will get a free thanksgiving meal. starting today sacred heart will give away boxes of food with a turkey or ham to 1500 families. the nonprofit hoping to hand out to nearly 4,000 people. >> we are about 1,000 short. we know we can get through today and expect a big drive tomorrow of turkeys but getting past that is stuff. so we hope to get 1,000 more.

>> your chance to make a difference. drop off your turkey or donation at sacred heart in san jose. once thanksgiving is over it's on to collecting nearly 20,000 tas for christmas. >> the future home of the a's and the raiders might be getting clearer today. the coliseum authority a short-term lease extension for both teams. the agreement would extend the raider raiders lead to next season and the a's until december 2015. >> it's 5:52. coming up how far some people are willing to go for a good deal. >> there may be changes at yahoo!. we'll look in business.

i want to tell you a little about black friday, or should say black thursday. days away but people in the south bay guess what, they are getting out camping out for all of the unbeatable barn bursters, holiday bargains. these two set up their tent outside the best buy in san jose. they did it this weekend to claim that first spot in the line. why are they doing it? they are doing it for all of the door buster deals on cheap flat screens and computers, they have their folding chairs and warm blankets, i guess a snuggy or two. cheering them on. here are some snacks. >> my gosh. well, that is dedication for a deal. microsoft says it sold as many of the new x boxes as sony did play stations.

the math's not the same. >> not exactly. microsoft sold its new x-box in more countries than sony did when it launched its sony play station 4. each company saying it sold more than a million unit this is first weekend out. you see sony fans lining up for their fix. left behind in this of course is nintendo. nothing new from them before christmas. the biggest store chain walmart said its head of international operations doug mcmillan will take over as ceo. mcmillan started in 1984, stocking shelves. and there is talk yahoo! will announce it's hired katie couric as its new global news anchor. yahoo! is repositioning with concentration on video. people who have been around a while will point out this is not the first time yahoo!'s tried to be a video entertainment and news company. one of its former ceo's came up here from hollywood, he ramped

up yahoo!'s video department. the next ceo ramped them down. i'm not saying it's not going to work. we've been around this block before. >> interesting. >> aol made a venture in that, did not have a lot of success. we'll see how this works out. >> your local news has pretty good content. >> i like where you're going with this. >> bay area preparing for a visit from the president. he's not just raising money. the hot button issue he's expected to talk about coming up next. >> we'll tell you about all of the freezing temperatures and the rough brutal stormy weather sweeping across parts of the u.s. makes our cold temperatures seem very balmy. we'll let you know what it could mean for your thanksgiving travel plans. [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow

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injured during a scuff well a suspect. new details about the arrest. >> plus, a woman jumps from the third deck of o.co coliseum. the good samaritan who tried to break her fall. >> president obama preparing for his ninth bay area visit in two and a half years. what make this is trip different from the rest. >> it's a cold start to your monday morning. temperatures in the 30s and 40s, we've got a nice looking finish to the day. we'll climb into the mid-60s, then rain moves into the forecast. we'll detail that coming up. >> we're looking at san jose, a crash for 101 here and another for the east shore freeway causes build-ups when everybody else is headed to those spots on the roadway. >> right now we take you live outside, a dark look over the city with lights twinkling giving us a holiday vibe. it's monday, november 25, this is "today in the bay."