crime scene. >> plus a cadet controversy in san jose. what the city is doing today to try to figure out if the police union is sabotaging the department. >> and fresh off the presses, new jobs numbers just released in the last 30 minutes. what they mean for you and your money, coming up with scott mcgrew. >> you probably aren't looking for a slow ride to work with a lot of fog this morning. lots to go over. we're going to show you your reduced visibility in just moments. we'll talk about why you can't see this and what we do see as far as the slowing coming up. >> and let's take a live look outside at -- >> somewhere. >> but that's what it looks like. you have to allow extra time.

it's foggy friday. this is "today in the bay." >> a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. >> we want to go to christina. this can be dangerous. >> yes. watch for distractions and keep an eye out for everybody around you. this is the san mateo bridge where you can vaguely make out commuters here trying to get to work this morning very slowly through that sick fog. want to show you fremont now because it's very, very sick.

this is what we are looking at this morning. so give yourself plenty of extra time. travel cautiously. as we head throughout the day today, we are going to see another rebound. we'll have more on your forecast, the changes coming your way this weekend in just moments. let's get to the right here, right now and find out how that fog is impacting your drive. here's our own mike inouye. >> we'll get to mike momentarily. breaking news right now. flashing lights and crime scene tape blocking off a normally quiet best nas. >> do we get defeats on. >> we don't know what kind of

injuries the man sustained or how he came to find himself on the front doorstep of a home here behind me. we do know that a 50-year-old man did call 911 around 1:00 this morning to report he saw that man on the front step of his home. when officers arrived, he was transported to the hospital but we don't know yet what kind of injuries or what his condition is. >> came out here and contacted a 50-year-old gentleman regarding an injured person he located on his front doorstep. upon arrival, we located an injured person inside the residence that was eventually transported to receive medical aid. >> so that 34-year-old man is at the hospital, unknown condition, unknown injuries. the 50-year-old man is at the police department talking with investigators, who are trying to piece together how this all happened. one thing we can rule out at this point based on what the

police have told us, it doesn't appear to be any sort of burglary or home invasion. >> a bit of a mystery this morning. thank you very much, kris. >> at 6:04, we have new details on a shooting involving a san francisco police officer and a gunman. investigators say the officer was trailing a suspect when the suspect turned and and shot him. they say the suspect's gun was loaded and drugs in his pocket. >> at 8:45 last night, very l g investigators found one victim

with multiple gunshot wounds. a second victim walked into the hospital and died from his injuries. two people have been shot in san francisco since tuesday night. >> what a happening at san jose's police department? officials plan to investigate. >> they will look into whether they are trying to sabotage the department. some say the mayor has encouraged cadets to leave. the union has argued that measure b which cut pension benefits has led to an exodus of officers and made it difficult too hire new ones. last week we spoke with a cadet

who said he was coerced to leave. he didn't want to be identified because he's still looking for a job in law enforcement. >> i was told go through the academy and then find a job elsewhere. >> why say something? >> i think it important that the police comes out. >> the head of the police, jim lund that you tried to. >> thank you very much, bob. >> it's 6:06. people are lining up outside of a south bay nonprofit hoping this one early morning will help their families have a happy holiday secret.

this morning those in need are not actually getting the food just yet. they're lining up just to register for the donation later this month. they give so much to the community. not too early to start the giving season. >> it's good at any time of the year. >> that is high enough to get above the fog layer but you might need to climb a little bit to do it. >> you have to climb on the mountains in order to see over it. it foggy out there. >> it really, really is. at about 2,000 people we'll get a claire kie.

>> the temperature is lower than the speed of traffic. a lot of people tap -- this is a free lunch but it's actually san jose. as you get out and about, we're getting into the most dangerous time frame. between now and about 6:45 the fog is going to be at its worst. the good news is so far we've been checking in with mike and people have been behaving out there this morning. like i said, had is the time to put up your guard, especially if you're taking the little ones to school. the sun will set just after 5:00. even with the shorter days, our

temperatures will be warm today in the 70s. and over the weekend we'll trade in the 70s for the 80s. look at all that fog. taking a look at the peninsula gra grael. >> first, let check your drive. at least try to help people to get to work on time. it could be a tough one, mike. >> the conditions could be tough but it friday so we'll see a little bit lighter volume of traffic. some folks are maybe trying to take a longer weekend. in oakland, we can't see much farther than we could before. it all the way up to just short of high street.

if but then the bay bridge toll plaza shows a good break and you can see the oakland hills behind it. just be prepared for lower disability and cover those brakes. now look at the map. anywhere north of the bay bridge does have a clearing. we'll talk about the orange highlighting. that means there should be fog in the area, which is what we saw in oakland. the tri-valley, west 580, there's a new crash that may be sticking out in your slow lane. and anywhere south of the san mateo bridge is starting to see a problem. .

>> we can also see how lightly traveled this roadway is. you have about a quarter mile, half mile visibility. lower the speed, we advise that. and use your standard headlights. the high beams will just reflect off. >> thanks, mike. >> it's going to throw a wrench in some people's commute this morning, too. >> right. >> we'll see. time right now, 6:11. astronauts put a gopro inside a bubble in space. can't wait to see it. >> plus, why women may rern than the same.

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you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back now. happy friday morning to you. temperatures out there are chilly. we've got this really thick fog, so thick in fact you can only see for a quarter of a mile in san jose. as we head throughout the morning, it does look like this fog is going to get worse before it gets better. have no worries, though. more importantly, i have the weekend forecast, your numbers, plus what's going on around the bay area in just moments. >> and we'll give you a look at this as well. >> at 6:14, a look at today's top story.

drake bay avenue in los gattos is blocked off. plits were called to a home and they found a dis. >> you've been urging for and they're meeting with the owners of the raiders today and hoping to talk them into moving to texas. >> steve: make no assumptions about that at this point, raider

nation. >> coming up, the latest frontier, space. >> the go pro watching through water based on camera age. >> scott mcgrew, you have one study which may should some light on the issue. >> yes, it is startling. women earn less than men, even when the women themselves set the number. research from the job palacement firm hired.com backs up a previous study from the london business school saying women literally asks for less monday.

it asks how much do you think we should be paying you? it has 10,000 different candidates that it looked at. for women they apparently asked less than men do. the average starting pay in high tech according to the study is $124,000. yes, i said that is correct the average starting pay in tech. $124,000. for rim it's 104,000. none of this is particularly shocking. facebook's sheryl sandberg has been saying for years that she joys the zbhrchl that's a solid number right there. >> now, as far as we've seen

this for several months now. it's a good trend. wages a little stagnant but the par 'tis rate. >> who will das consideration. >> all right. sounds good. thanks a lot. >> thank you very much. >> a new experience for san jose tonight.

>> struggling to see bay area landmarks because there's so much fog outside. >> that's right. and you said it is the bay area. >> that's right. and san jose is where i'm very concerned this morning. we got some really thick fog, down to a quarter of a mile. and that fog is drifting around. you might walk out your frornt door and it clear and you think i can drive to work okay, none of that time, unless you hit the highway and and you bump into a while wall with more than a

quarter of asit bay area. this is. >> they really wand to make sure that you're staying alert, watching the sites and tab we have the same deal, a quarter of a mile of visibility. and prnlt spmt but we're going to have to get through this fog first because it is so thick. a warm day coming your way out

in the north bay. as we get into that all important weekend, there's a lot going on around here. raiders, doesn't go to san antonio! why would you do that? broncos versus raiders on sunday. temperatures are going to be comfortable for a game in the mid 70s. even at 5:00 p.m. hopefully after a big raiders win, temperatures are looking good at about 69 degrees. >> it's all about the raiders staying right here. what do you think? >> i think if they do want to go somewhere called san antonio, go to mountain view, there's a san antonio shopping center and great restaurants and they can visit. >> fog is measuring on our road traffic index. this is where we're seeing dense fog registering for a lower drive. the traffic slows for 101.

christina showed up those shots puerto rico downtown. very tough to see. vta service is not reporting any delays. on the peninsula side you're doing all right. lower than a quarter mile visibility so you have to lower those speeds for safety sake. and to high street but north of there we lose sight of the freeway. dense fog conditions for 880 as well as 580. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza where it's another clear patch. those low cloud hovering around the deck.

a little extra delay out of the east bay into the city. >> it's 6:22. most people who say they are allergic to penicillin actually are not.

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the bay." >> a very good friday morning to you. it's 6:25 right now. now that the sun is out, you can make out some of the shots better. look at the fog layering many parts of the bay area this morning. we continue to check the forecast this morning. kind of our first heavy foggy day this fall. >> new research says a common drug allergy may not be so common at all. they say many who think they're allergic to penicillin are not. some of them had a reaction for penicillin when they were young, had a reaction and then never got retested. >> new studies showing that children who bring their own lunches to school might be missing out on key nutrients.

researchers at virginia tech studied lunches at three elementary schools, both packed and school measure plents. but packed lunches had. >> 6:27 right now. the jobs numbers proving the economy is moving forward. how will the markets react?

>> both sides are trying to figure out how far the other is really willing to bend. hi, tracie. >> hi, laura. seven democrat and seven republican leaders are coming to the white house today. they say they're willing to work together but they've got some pretty big obstacles to overcome. pla president obama sits down with 14 representatives today. >> we won't take anymore excu s excuses. >> he's promising more executive orders by the end of this year. republican leaders are warning him not to. >> when you play with matches, you take the risk of burning himself. he's going to burn himself if he

continues to go down this path. >> if they would pass a bipartisan bill, the president wouldn't have to act at all. >> they say they'll give the president broad authority to go over isis in syria. >> you may find that a little unusual given this president in his feelings about his leadership. but the facts is we need to understand that the president is the commander in chief. that i do not believe should be impinged upon by the congress. >> the white house is somewhat upbeat about today's meet ing. >> doesn't mean there are going to be daily renditions of "ko

"koombp an i want to show you downtown san jose at this point, which is really, really thick out there. you have areas where you have only 200 feet or so of visibility. we want to show you pleasanton where we also have the thick fog out here this morning.

because of the fog, temperatures are going to struggle to break out of the 50s and 60s until we hit lunch time. really cool get to tell you about. the sun comes up at 6:44 this morning. as that sun comes up, it warms up that top layer of fog and it clears from the top down but it's going to be gradual clearing for today. nonetheless, we'll see temperatures near 80 degrees later on out in the north bay. so a comfortable day for you and that's actually one of the places where the fog is not that bad this morning. we're seeing the heaviest fog right here in downtown san jose and up and down the peninsula, especially south of highway 92. your sun will set add about 5:05. even with our days getting shorter, we are going to warm you up as we head into your weekend. in fact, a good 5 to 10 degrees warmer between today and tomorrow. we're still counting on showers

next week. first want to get you out the front door on a serious note. here's mike inouye. >> very serious. it's friday. >> the serious issue christina is talking about is the fog of course. now this is a clear shot but we do have patches of fog as you're coming down across the golden gate bridge, so that is an issue. look at the upper right, upper right-hand corner, you see the blog. you do have the 9:00 and slower speeds on our roadways

southbound 880, we did have an earlier crash and that is slower. i turn it back to one issue -- a look at the bay bridge toll blaz a, but they may have the metering lights turned on cross that time. you just want to take it easy because the edges are well marked, you have good lighting there. take your time to crash. >> you don't want to hit a patch. >> slow down if need be. the unemployment and job growth picture a good one this morning. how will it impact the markets? >> reporter: good morning to you. the markets hit an intra day high before retreating a quarter percent there. you mentioned the jobs, 214,000

jobs added in the month of october. it drives the unemployment rate down to 5.8% and trendwise we continue to see good news. we'll talk more about it coming up in just a minute. >> it would be nice to leave this friday on an up note. >> which it is. >> thanks a lot. >> on your friday, a mother originally in trouble for leaving her kids in a hot car is in hot water once again. >> plus dramatic video. sparks fly as a passenger plane makes an emergency landing overnight.

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you're watching "today in the bay." >> a good friday morning to you. it is 6:37. same-sex marriage ban could be heading to court. the decision overturned lower court rulings in kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee that were in favor of same-sex marriage. >> likely setting up a showdown at the nation's highest court. >> new video of a scary landing. you see sparks flying from the belly of a plane. the plane had taken off from calgary and then diverted when the pilot reported a blown tire. >> a phoenix mother who got sympathy from the public even

after she left her kids in a hot car during a job interview is running out of chances. the public sent her $114,000 in donations, apparently willing to give her a pass because she was trying to get a job. prosecutors dropped the charges and allowed her to keep the money as long as she set up a $60,000 trust fund for her kids and she didn't. prosecutors say she spent about $4,100 a month since she got that money. >> and a south bay street turned crime scene. >> and what the city is doing today right now to try and figure out if the police union is sabotaging the department. >> and a live look outside. can you make out?

yeah, bay bridge from emeryville, well, we know it's really foggy out there. we're also back with 15 minutes of nonstop news after this break.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> moments ago it was much more clear. but the fog is settling in. you could hit some patches this morning as you drive in. we'll check the forecast with christina and the morning commute with mike. right now flashing lights and crime scene tape blocking off a normally quiet south bay street. this is happening in los gatos.

one man is being treated for injuries. >> a bigger unit of crime scene investigation has just arrived, taking on a more serious tone with the csu crew arriving. it all started around 1:00 this morning when a 50-year-old man called 911 from inside one of the homes behind me. he told dispatchers he found an injured man on his doorstep outside. when they arrived, they found an injured 34-year-old man on the doorstep. >> we found an injured person

inside the residence and he was transported to receive aid. >> the 34-year-old man was transported to the hospital and the 50-year-old man is at the police station. police appear to be ruling out for now burglary because when the 50-year-old man did call 911, he did not make any reference to any intruder or burglary in progress. we'll have more details for you during the "today" show at 7:25. >> and more details on a shooting involving a san francisco police officer and a gunman. this happened just before 8:00

last night. investigators say an officer was trailing a suspect when the suspect reportedly turned around pulled out a weapon, wounding the officer in the upper body. they say the suspect. >> this is one of those mornings where you don't want to dill ee dy d dally. you probably want to stay and watch the end of "today in the bay" but you may want to get a jump on your trip. you can only see for about 200

feet in san jose. so it's one of those mornings. this doesn't happen very often, even in the wintertime, maybe a handful of days like this. just keep in mind it's really thick out there. we're at the worst point because as the sun comes up, it hits that wall of white and your visibility this is downtown san jose. this is downtown san jose as well. you can't even see the shark tank, which is there, believe me. . your sun sets just after 5:00. as a result of that you would think temperatures would start to drop off but as a result of high pressure firmly in control, not on is it compressing all the moisture out there and forcing it to the surface, it's going to bring the temperatures up into the 80s tomorrow.

even when we meet back for the midday broadcast, it's still going to be foggy out there. get being into the all-important weekend, saturday and sunday looking good for outdoor plans. by monday, temperatures start to drop a good 4 to 5 degrees. and tuesday into wednesday our. >> hopefully the storm system will keep its act together. i'll be watching it for you offer the weekend. check my facebook if you want an update. we made it to the weekend. getting to work could be problematic for some commutes are. >> we're looking over at oakland 880. i didn't see it on our live cameras, but reports are that a

car went off the road and i do see slowing now on the approach. crews may have just arrived. i'll check that out. the map will show you south of there we have more fog registering on our index. that's the orange all over the map. fog conditions slow you down at the san mateo bridge. fremont, typical pattern for a friday. it's tough to make out with the orange background we have because of the fog but we have slower speeds into the zone as well. very unusual and this amount of it, low visibility through san jose. we're going to see a very slow drive developing over the next hour. that will impact the rest of your morning. we're looking anywhere south of the san mateo bridge. low visibility, the fog kicking in. right across the street from ikea, we can't really see across the street. if you study it, you can see a few cars. that shows you how light the

volume of traffic is. we'll look at the san mateo bridge, or what we can see of it. on this side we do have the taillights so you can tell it's a live picture. we just can't see more than about a few hundred feet. and the bay bridge was clear from an earlier shot but the bay bridge toll plaza wasn't clear and now the fog and low clouds have drifted in across the span. fortunately on friday, a little lighter traffic volume so it's not quite as good as it could be. >> a group in san francisco is taking action today urging the ci city. >> voters approved two new traffic funding measures in the

city on election day. the funding safety advocates say it should go toward safety improvement. they'll hold at rally at city hall concerning the city's most dangerous streets. >> over in cupertino people are taking action to make streets safer for bikers. a dozen showed up at a town hall meeting last night, one week after 15-year-old ethan was hit and killed by a truck on mcclellan road. people wanted to know why that happened and what they can do to keep their children safe. >> a lot of drivers will cut into the biking lane either unintentionally or intentionally to make a turn. >> now we want pedestrians to look both way and to make eye contact with the driver.

>> it's 6:52. in a few hours, san jose will consider appointing an independent investigator to look into the hiring practices of the police department. the mayor is alleging the police union is trying to sabotage its own department. >> mayor chuck reid says measure b encouraged the police cadets to leave. the union has argued that has led to an absence of officers and made it difficult to hire new ones. undland believes the allegations are political and they're trying to buttress support for sam liccardo, who is a big supporter

of measure b. in two hours, the san jose city council convene in a special meeting to decide whether or not they should appoint a special investigator to look into these allegations. >> thank you for the update. >> protesters in san francisco are crying foul saying the city is out of bound and jumping the gun on new and yet the city of san francisco has already begun renovations at the soccer field to replace the real grass with artificial turf. i see protesters are starting to trickle in at this construction entrance and at another entrance nearby. they have signs and people blocking the gate. one of those protesters is joining me right now. thank you for joining us. proposition h, which bans the

artificial turf is losing in the vote count. why are you even here? >> it's not losing by a large margin and there's 50,000 votes still to count. we want those to wait to come in. and my organization is asking that phil ginsburg stand down from installing seven acres of toxic waste before our children play on them. the excellent reporting of nbc show that there is cancer among soccer goalies and had our voters been informed at that time, the vote would have gone our way. so he should concede to the -- anyway, yeah. >> so it sounds like if you lose on the election count, that you will fight on the public health count, that basing on the nbc report that perhaps artificial

turf causes cancer in soccer players. you were threatened with arrest yesterday during your protest. >> for five hours i had five different police officers come up, take my i.d. and for the kids in san francisco, i would do about anything. >> reporter: there it is. that's the latest here at golden gate park. they are now trying to replace the real grass with artificial grass at beach chalet field. >> and they reported they looked

at the reports but they were not definitive. >> scott mcgrew? >> the unemployment rate has dropped. when you look at it as a trend, 200,000 each month or more, it's a good, solid trend. it was one year ago today that twitter ipo'd. twitter led the renaissance in san francisco, once the mayor convinced that company to stay, others stuck around, too. and taylor swift startled the music world earlier this week when she pulled her entire music catalogue off spotify. she explained herself saying she thought spotify was still in the

experimental stage. >> artists do get paid when you listen to spotify, though. we'll take a closer look here on sunday. >> a lot of her fans disappointed about that. you can understand why. >> i think she's the first one to go platinum this year. >> wow. >> 6:58 right now drake bay avenue blocked off for some sort of investigation. they were called to a home after a resident found a wounded man on his doorstep. police say the 9/11 caller was very specific that he found the victim on his doorstep already injured. >> tough news for raider nation. according to the san antonio express, a group led by mayor sis corps.

>> people are lining up outside of a south bay nont profit this morning hoping this early morning will help their families have a happy holiday season. they're registering with sacred heart community service in san jose to get boxes of food and toys for their children for thanksgiving and christmas. >> such a wonderful thing to do there. okay, weekend is pretty much here more or less. >> it is going to be nice getting to work. you'll have to drive through a thick wall of fog. it's dangerous out there. you can really make out 200 feet or better in san jose and that's about it. getting to this afternoon, comfortable temperatures. >> and the changing conditions will be dangerous? >> for sure. let's look at oakland. a crash cleared from the shoulder. you see the fog and cloud rolling in anywhere south of 92 it's an issue in the south.

that orange fognd cator makes it hard to see the sensors. the northbound side looking pretty clear as far as traffic. >> we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. good morning. ready for winter? the polar vortex set to invade the u.s. causing temperatures to plunge as much as 30 degrees below normal. al is tracking the arctic outbreak. breaking bread. fresh off of the republican route gop leaders head to the whis but the two sides are drawing battle lines. a patient goes on a rampage with a metal pipe sending nurses running. at least two people injured and the dramatic scene was caught on camera. >> and reach f t