winter. >> yes, and we are expected to see a very bright first day of winter. temperatures feeling like the who wi holiday season, beautiful shot here, almost looks like a postcard. highs today are going to be very mild for this time of year, above ravage. we're headed to see low to mid 60s by noon. even the pence loo will get close to 60 degrees by noon. san francisco close to 60 by noon and in the north and east ñ bay, the same thing. low to mid 60s. these are some of our warmest locations. right now we don't have any rain or snow to talk about. that's a completely different story across the midwest. they have rain, snow, freezing ran in chicago and down into

dallas. later on today winter storm watches and warnings posted, freezing ran posted. let's of treacherous travel through the nation's heartland. if you are doing any traveling to any of those lee lowe cases highlighted, check head with your airports. we may see delays as we head through saturday and sunday. we'll have a look at the next couple of days. >> it's ban seven-month saga. it was announced overnight a tentative agreement has been struck can bart management. the two unions will ask their members to ratify the agreement.

two sticking points were originally part oof deal that both side himself agreed to back in october, but bart management wanted to remove the two items from the deal claiming those provision himself been included by mistake. >> san jose police are investigating a double shooting near the san jose state university campus. shots were fired on south second andes fernando street after 10:00 last night. the two victims were each found with am-m gunshot wound. investigators are still searching for a motive. >> and police in p are searching for a gunman who opened fire mall in san liandro. >> there appeared too have been specific sort of a verbal

altercation in the parking lot prior to the shooting occurring. >> i think it's crazy. everybody's out, trying to get something for the holidays and somebody always has to act foolish. it's uncalled for. it's the season to be happy. >> we're told the victim, a man in his 20s, was it and with a non-con pact car. >> police say shortly before 5:00 last night in tracy, a man fired shots through a glass door at the entrance of the west valley mall. he was in his late teens, early 20s and was lance seen leaving, possibly on foot. the mall was never closed orrer evacuated. >> it's the classic rush, shoppers are fed a police

officers and volunteers were out last night eggs courting people to their cars. >> we're hoping everybody has a safe safety. well, she will stay on a haven't lateor, at least for nour, until a another doctor is brought in to confirm the 13-year-old is indeed brain dead. the family is trying to negotiate a daunting tug of war with the hospital. >>. >> the hospital is addressing the child as if she's dead

already. their position is she's dead and there's no treatment she's entitled to. >> on december 9th, jahi went into the hospital for surgery. she suffered severe complications and she three days later she was declared brian dead. the hospital has the right to turn off ventilators. the family is fighting that. >> as sad as it is for the family to come to grip with the fact that their daughter has passed away, there is no sign of brain activity and there has been no sign. >> reporter: jahi's tonsilectomy was not a simple procedure. he says three procedures were being down simultaneously.

>> the hospital says it will comply with the judge's ruling. the next step is to bring in an independent doctor to review jahi's case. the hospital suggested five doctors out of ucsf. the judge gave the family until monday to pick one of the five. while the hospital will check on each doctor's availability. the judge said he would like jahi examined monday so the family knows whether further treatment is warranted. >> and our prayers go out to the family. >> and a person dead after being hit by a car. the car ran into the person head on. the victim was pronounced dead is he scene. the driver is now cooperating with police and alcohol is not believed to be a factor.

>> bart finally reached a deal with its two largest unions. a.c. transit buses will keep running, no strike. they have reached a tent 'tis agreement, just two days it's the holiday hustle. the tactic some stores are getting you to shop into the wee hours of the night. >> plus target wants you back. what they're doing to get you to return to the store after a massive credit card breach. and saying good-bye to a bay areains constitution are recollecti

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you're watching "today in the bay." >> a live image of the bay bridge as we inch closer to the who wiholidays next week. at this point you're probably familiar with thisantra -- shop till you drop, or at least until you're out of cash. we have more on a 24-hour-a-day bonanza. >> i went a lego barbie. >> a jet pack. xbox. >> new jeans. >> holiday wish lists are long. >> dreaming of profit, some major retailers, like kohl's, are making it easier for you to

shop, staying open 24 hours a day until christmas eve. >> that's crazy! >> with holiday sales sluggish, retailers are using deep discounts and all options to lure shoppers in. >> adrian is buying into the idea. >> it's great for us as a consumer. i think it's unfortunate for the employees because they have to be here instead of being homemade with their loved ones enjoying the holiday season. >> and he says late-night shopping sounds risky. >> it's got to be like this all the time. >> kohl's employees say they'll be looking over their shoulders on the overnight shift, too. a spokesperson says there will be extra staff on hand, staff some shoppers have no intention of needing. >> you need to be sending time

with your firm. >> and oo warning for target customers. less than 24 hours after announcing millions of credit card numbers were stolen, they strike again. letters are being sent out to go to a fraudulent web site. target is offering a 10% discount. >> and waking up to sunny skies. a a lot of the haze we dealt with this week is gone. we'll explain your weekend forecast after this.

and welcome back. a live look outside of oakland. get this, this morning the first family will be waking up in the hawaiian islands. president obama, the first lady and their two daughters arrived just a few hours ago at an air force base in honolulu.֍ also making the trip, their two dogs. they will be vacationing until january the 5th. >> meantime millions of americans are on the move but plenty of travelers will be in for a rough ride. severe weather across the country will likely affect at least 35 states and could lead

to massive flight delays. a little bit insulated in from that sort of hectic holiday weekend. >> we are looking at clear skies for the most part. a little bit of haze in the south bay. overall we're waking up to plenty of sunshine. some fog moving through. this is very thin and shallow. even though we're seeing the fall move in, it's a form that's going to bring a loot of rain and snow to parts of the midwest and even freezing rain. for us here at home, high pressure will continue to stay right over us. as we head through the next couple of days do we talk about sunshine but this upcoming week is going to stay dry and bright as we head through the holiday forecast.

saturday looks pretty good. 64 in san jose. palo alto, you'll be a 64. even in san francisco, book to get into the -- look at that, you'll be just a few degrees shy of 70. and our trivalley low kiegs over towards lynch more, very comfortable, mid to upper 60s there. stretch rouse travel all across the mid best because of rain and freezing rein and even toward dallas they're expecting to see a mang severe weather outbreak across parts of alabama, mississippi and over towards tennessee later on this afternoon. if you're doing any traveling to the midwest and toward the great lakes, you could run into delays as we head toward the afternoon hours. right now we have tlenty of.

>> the good news is we don't have any airport delays right now but portland and new york city, starting to see rain showers move into that low kiegs. let's get you back here local and take you across some of our local shopping areas, if you're going to be do any solid, 65, with a few morning clouds. if you're headed down to union squarks 62on and if you are headed out of town or if you're staying here, it's so portfolio, this is what we're looking look for christmas. even san jose 64 andy of

sunshine if you're headed up to lake tahoe. 42 degrees there but again, no rain or snow expected here across the bay area. some good news for us here at home, not so good for those around the country. make sure you pack pab everyone. august 29th be 1966 the baes ls played their final concert. there's some talk that paul mccartney might actually come back and perform given. likely the 49ers will play their final home football game this monday night. today jove risotto, jr. walks down memory lane with some of the. >> reporter: it looks like something that's a droupship.

will ú@will. >> osh be and then after the sad affair had their ankles taped. >>z >>. >> the memories you are surfacing. stadium engineer mike gay pointed out that patch of hallowed zone where dwight clark made his famous 1982 reception known as "the catch." >> it's all you hear about.

it's somewhere right there. >> he also noted some of the giants playing baseball. >> let everyone know batting practice is over. >> but his favorite memory of 35 years there has nothing to do with sports. it's the 1987 visit by pope john paul ii. >> i think there was 87,000, 89,0 89,000. >> both have shfl loofs and it is time it say good-bye. >> city will celebrate leading up to the events. one hearne p perch who won't be there is malimeau. le neat. >> if you're not ready tocy good-bye yet, maybe one deep

playoff run to come. >> much more on the bay coming up. >> i'm just going to be so happy and i'm probably going to get emotional. >> meet the bay area june avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive"

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. this morning it is children who are involved in space exploration. goor vin thomas tells us about the aspirations of one south bay junior high. >> san jose's valley christian junior high school is built upon a little, like many other religious institutions. while you could joke that makes all the stuld ents here closer

to good, mollie as students are indeed closer to the help when i heard this. >> what they have spent the last fourth months working on heads into space this spring. a few years ago valley christian senior high began oo program where students devised, developed and build experiments destined for the international space station. it has prove i don't know such a success, it has been brofen in other high school. but here at valley kristen, it is being attempted by junior high kids. >> if there are younger people doing in type of work anywhere in the world, the worm here didn't think about it. >> sometimes it doesn't sink in and it hiltz you and you have to take a step and say where is it

going to be remaining? >> the two experiments these students have been working on tests the effects of microdinity and the grow you've taken on such a great challenge. >> the project has changed the nut dreams of many of the students. nm looking at kreef near, it s has. >> you guys have to exchange evenly. >> and even though she will roo man firmly earl bound, a piece of her and her students will

finally make it. >> it's just mind blowing how amazing this is i issin -- this. >> and it makes me wonder what have i been doing. >> and how one holiday group will meet its goal after all.

from nbc buy yier, this is "today in t -- bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning.

i am in for kris sanchez this morning. at christmastime, we're typically associate snow elsewhere in the country, but not here. >> no. at least for the next week or so, things are going to remain dry. today is the first day of winter. now from on, each and every day our daylight hours will increase by a minute. so that's good news. here in california really winter begins more so in february than march so we really have quite a short ways to go before we actually start to see warmer conditions. and today, even though it is cold, temperatures will warm you were into the 60s. later on this afternoon not going to feel a whole lot like winter. we're talking about temperatures near 70 degrees and the

trivalley will get cle clowe're finally talking about good air quality for fodoned tomorrow. we'll talk more about that soming up in a about. >> it's been a long saga. local 1021 announced overnight finally a tentative agreement has been struck with bart manoning -- management. the remaining issues dealt with paid medical leave and the retiree medical insurance program. those were points both sides had agreed to back in october but bart man oojment wand to remove the two items from the deal claiming those provisions been

included by mistake. also san jose is nothing, a bit after 10:00 last night. they were each found. >> so preholiday hostility. police are searching for a begunman who opened fear at a busy mall parking lot leaving one man wounded. it happened in san leandro about 40:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses tell police they say two men arguing and the next thing they knew, shots were fired. >> there appeared to be a verbal altercation in the parking will the prior to the shoeing. it's gr -- prior to the

shooting. the victim's injuries are not life hthreatening. >> and a second shooting. the shooter was a man in his late teens and early 20s and was last seen leaving the parking lot, possibly on foot. the gate was never closed or evacuated. >> shoppers are flooding the mallsoned thieves are quite aware of that. police officers and volunteers were out last night at three stations in the east bay escorting people to their safe.

we're here to provide as much help as we can. >> a couple keefe reminders, put your gifts in the front, doesn't leave them in plain sight and hold on to those cell phones. >> as of thursday, sacred heart community center in san jose was about 7,000 toys short of its goal. but within the last 36 hours people donated more than 6,000 toys. one woman told us without seek cred hart, her three children. >> family had to sign last back up in order to receive those toys. the final distribution is scheduled for monday. and the charity expects every child signed up to receive a toy

will get one. >> the states of silicon valley. it may sound crazy but it's an idea by venture capitalist tim draper wants to divide california into six states and he is serious. he said each state would have its own oassets and it's own debt. >> i think it's frustration that no one feels properly represented. >> it's very tempting because when i look at states that have a population less than the city from san hope say. they have two governors. i wants my senator. this will be a way of getting a senator. >> it may be early to be talking about splitsville at this point. >> and gay marriage is legal this morning. a federal judge struck down a same-sex maerj ban in utah. the judge's ruling has set off a

frenzy in the state, which began issuing marriage licenses to gape couples, an. >> it's a great moment. thousandsnd and thousands. it's a proud moment to be able to say to them your families are important, your family matters. >> this makes utah the 18th state in the country to allow same-sex marriage. >> some fast thinking teachers put the brakes on a dink rouse situation. this video shows them jumping into action after a school bus packed with school children runs the sideline. one of the teachers grabbed the wheel. another teacher loss their lives. amazing think li none this

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steve bennett and his team put their days on holtd to come together and assemble science kits. he knows the importance of building the next future of innovators. >> it's great building the pipeline of young people in education. companies growing like ours need

employees and weep need well skilled and trained employees. the k-12 education process is so important. you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. 7:39 on your saturday morning. a live picture of the san francisco bay and of course coy tower pointing out in the corner there with a perfect view of alcatraz. >> earlier we heard from the man who provided candlestick park some of its best and most memorable games. why saying good-bye to the stadium isn't necessarily a bad thing. >> bittersweet is probably a good way to put it. there's a lot of great memories that took place there. but everyone will admit, it's not the ultimate in a field that

you would want to be known for. you want to be none for a good field, not for, oh, my god, we have to go to candle stick and play. >> of course many positive memories formed at that field nonetheless. >> grant balfour will not be suiting up after all. the orioles pulled out of the deal due to concerns of his physical. he said the orioles are disrespecting him, quote unquote, by pulling out on their deal. >> coming up, a socialite that's being called a dream maker. he wants to connect you to some of the most famous people in the world, for a price of course. >> we are waking up to some sunshine but air kwult is going to become a concern as we get closer to christmas. i'll explain after this.

welcome back here on this saturday in the bay area. temperatures are cool in the south buy, 39 on the peninsula. a lot of the fog has already burned off. we are expecting to see a bright day across the entire bay area. clear skies and good news. at least we're talking about good air kwult for today and tomorrow. that does change a little bit. south bay looking good with a few morning clouds. peninsula and san francisco mid 60s there and a pew p few morning areas of fog. as we head up to the north or east bay, temperatures a little built warmer. and that will be the same case for the trivalley just a shoe questions thigh san roo moan. make sure you take advantage of it because things will tad some

patchy black ice is expected, at least for tomorrow morning. that will be the same case if you're taking route 50 up towards tahoe. but good news, the coast breezier than that. spectacular scenes if you want to head down towards southern california. we have an area of low pressure sliding through the rockies. it's going to continue to move off toward the east and midwest and this area of high pressure will build in behind it and it's going to be very similar to the one we saw last week. it's going to set up right on top of it and a lot of that signaling air, that's going to be a problem. we can be talk about sparing the heir once again.

because by tuesday, the north bayoned we just got out of the 12-day round news. of course the sun shine does come at a price. of course if you have those represents city ailments limb company i don't want. so spectacular conditions of course. the universal said will begin to suffer by the pd m no problem there. sam, back over to you. >> t-minus hour days until christmas. a south bay company is recalling hundreds of pounds of sausage because it may be contaminated. >> lee brothers food serves is

being called on to identify pork and chicken sausages probe deuce on february 1th. >> still ahead on "today" in the bay. >> i was looking for something interesting and meaningful o do decorated trees to animated displays, and there are free arts and crafts for kids 12 and under on says. and this is a saturday, right? there are donation spots. you participate in the craft doesn't kee from thech. >> just after the sun starts to

dip, you can stroll the zoo after hours. the light shines for oak lawn zoo lights, the express adventure chain, the reptile room gets some mistletoe. starting at 11:30, the mountain view public library is hoping to make your ugly sweater sweeter. you bring your ugly sweater and they'll help uglify it. meanwhile the traffic has been a little bit light they are past week. i'll be here monday to help you through the christmas week community, right here on "today" in the buy.

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>> almost 7:50 on your saturday morning, december 21st. a live image of the bay bring as we get off to a beautiful day here. to many he is a san francisco socialite, born with a silver spoon. but he's also a serial entrepreneur, who has made millions starting and selling companies. >> a meeting with justin bieber, a private meal or maybe a football lesson from joe montana. your wildest dreams are just a click away. >> hi there, it's trechor. >> trevor is a modern day drem. >> give me an example. i'm on your web site and i want to do something. give me a low-nd example because

i'm not a millionaire. >> if you have 30 bucks, they'll sign a guitar pick for you. if you have a few hundred dollars, maybe you can meet them after. >> how did he become the great connector? he's connected himself. he's the son of dee dee willsy and the late john traina and former step son of novelist daniel seen. but he's a serial entrepreneur with degrees from princeton, oxford and cal. >> how did you put pen to paper and get this going? >> it's really only my fifth  company, all based here in san francisco. i sold my last company and i was looking for something interesting and menningful to do. i thought what if i could pull that together, create a store where i can offer incredible

experiences thnd. >> on average i would say 70 cents of the dollar goes directly to charity. >> do you say i just pool my own money or do you go to investment capitalists? >> we started with what we call angel investments. and there a lot of local people who started businesses and understand what the impetus is. >> your response is going to be okay, kevin traina, silver spoon, never worked a hart day of his life. >> the reality is i've founded five companies now, sold four companies, created literally hundreds of job and i've always

had a day -- some think san francisco is losing its flavor and charm. do you agree? >> often people ask me as sort of a fulcrum between older san francisco and these friends of mean who are doing pain and incred things. >> these poorp -- these organizations are doing wonderful things. >> you can also see other high-profiles that raj has done. much more still to come on "today in the bay." including we'll introduce you to

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welcome back this morning. we have some special guests here from pets in need. volunteer lisa simmons is here with cali, who i understand is a mix of various breeds. >> she is. >> chihuahua? >> yes, and lots of terriers. >> and there's something else in there? it's our special pets in need. >> but you think she's exceptionally cute. >> absolutely. she's probably one of our most fun little dogs we have right now. she's fully grown, very active, smart, she already knows sit and down, we're working on heel.

just real active and great for any family. >> what sort of environment would you recommend, with young are kids, older folks or just about anyone? >> we think she would be a wonderful addition to any family. she is active so if you aren't so active, she may be a little much for you. any active family. >> she's little, though, so even if energetic, probably can be held in check, right, cali? log on to their web site petsinneed.org. >> san francisco zoo's baby gorilla will maybe her debut today. the winning name, which means little lady in swahili.

the matriarch of the troop instantly assumed the role of mother. at 10:00 this morning, the lines will be forming. >> and astronauts are replacing several faulty coolant pumps, the size of a refrigerator, which malfunctioned last week. nasa says it expect founs, that task during a second space walk next tuesday, if needed. that is going to do it for this morning. thanks so much for joining us on this saturday. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and of course all day or nbc bay area.com. have a great morning. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive"

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