sunshine, but intervals of clouds as we get into your afternoon. the rain arrives in less than 48 hours and we could see a lot of it. i'll show you where. plus, as we get into your weekend and next week, we keep that storm window open. i'll tell you how much rain we could tally up from three storms on the way. stick around. your forecast is up next. and we typically call this traffic tuesday. it is still tuesday. the traffic likely much lighter. we'll talk about why that is the case and we'll show you some things we couldn't show you yesterday. all right, mike, and a live look, which we can show you all of the time. the bay bridge all lit up this morning on this veterans day, looking beautiful. we hope you have a wonderful day. it is tuesday, november the 11th and you are watching today in the bay. good morning. thank you very much for joining us. before you head out the door, want to give you a quick

look at your forecast this morning. grab a jacket. >> yeah, we have a changing pattern. good morning to you. yesterday, we ended up in the upper 70s. now, today was an absence of that thick fog. it is gone from theramento valley. you're looking at downtown san francisco where you can see all the beautiful swingelling lights by the bay. you want to give yourself some extra time if you're waking up with the coast. we could see some dense packs develop. we are watching it for you and several storm systems, as well. stick around, your forecast is coming up with the inclusion of rain if less than 48 hours. that's coming.. stick around. we're going to get out that front door. let's check in with mike. >> what we couldn't show you yesterday, a nice, easy clear

view. look at that. we'll get another look farther north. the bay bridge, look at that beautiful view. you can see the city lights. so much clearer, a view much less fog from yesterday. as we get another look outside, we're looking at golden gate bridge in clear view. even folks making their way in, an easy drive for the cones. the san mateo bridge, we couldn't see all of it yesterday, but today we can. to major fog right now. a much more pleasant commute than yesterday. back to you. >> mike, thank you. happening today, thousands of nurses across more than a dozen bay area hospitals. thousands of them are walking off the job as part of a two-day strike. stephanie now joining us live in san francisco. stephanie, nurses say they don't have the resources they need to care for their patientes and they're demanding more. good morning. >> good morning to you. this is happening as the boss and the nurse's unions continue.

this location is one of many where nurses are set to walk off the job at 7:00 this morning for 12 hours. this is to happen for two days. the california nursing association says its members are spiking. the strike also coincides with what's being called a national day of action tomorrow with nurses across the country demanding more training and more protective gear against ebola. but kaiser says it's following both state and federal guidelines on ebola response and adding that it will be business as usual for the strike. >> we are ready to take care of medical sneeze. we did reschedule some elective surgical procedures, mainly moving them up and having already done many of them. >> again, the strikes coming as

the nurse ae's union and kaisere in talks since july. they're describing the timing of the strike as irresponsible as we head into the flu season. again, the point here is that patients should not have to worry about their appointments today and tomorrow. live in san francisco, in the bay. >> thank you very much, stephanie. students are demanding change claiming the donor made racist remarks. dozens of students rallied on campus yesterday. they're upset because a member of the school's philanthropy organization allegedly made racist remarks about latinos. students want the school's president to remove the donor from the board. the president released a statement yesterday.

although i know some have been frustrated by a perceived lack of action since the incident occurred, we owe it to everyone to determine what actually occurred before taking action. if you've been in suspend this entire time, it took about a week or so, but san jose finally has its next mayor. that race was really close with cortese behind by two percentage points. that did not stop winning candidate ricardo from claiming victory last week. the registrar still counting up several provisional ballots. this as thousands are getting ready to honor those who served with a parade in san jose, an annual event. >> it's a very important one at that. along the parade route, much more on the details, good morning, bob. >> good morning to you, sam.

a very happy veterans day to you. at noon, several hours from now, what is considered to be the largest veteran's parade, one of the largest here in northern california will leave the s.a.p. center here, the area surrounding this in downtown san jose. ahead of this veteran's affair this week and the activities announced will be a major restructuring to the va designed to put an end to the poor treatment of men and women who return from their service to wait in long lines and in some cases receive substandard care. robert mcdonald wants to fire up to 1,000 va employees, hire 28,000 more doctors, nurses and technicians and make the system easier to navigate. instead of several different websites, nationwide confused a lot of the patients. he wants to stream line the va, so that's just a single point of care. >> we need to make sure we get things right. >> they need and deserve better

medical treatment. >> and it's not just the health care for vets. disability benefits, as well. the backlog is about eight months long. coming up, we'll tell you what one congressman is doing to deal with that issue. reporting live here in san jose. >> thank you. several other events are planned around the bay area to honor the men and women who have served our country nobly. >> that's right. this morning, a parade will be held at the veteran's memorial in antioch. in san rafael, three world war ii fighter planes will fly over the avenue of the flags. >> and the volunteers in san jose will be assembling care packages for service members overseas and the veterans at home. they're planning to complete more than 500 care packages. this afternoon, veteran elizabeth strofus will speak in walnut creek. she was the first female flight instructor to teach instrument

flight to male vets. can never forget those that are fighting right now. >> it is a wonderful thing. christina, we know you're a bit of a history buff. this has been a federal holiday since 1938. good morning. >> for good reason, for good reason. good morning to you. and yeah, today is the kind of day, sometimes you don't want to break out your shell and say thank you for saving our country. but today is the day we urge you to do so. say thank you for serving this country. after all, they allow us to have these fabulous jobs we have and live in this beautiful bay area. 59 degrees. right now, it's chilly out there in livermore. it's going be comfortable, a lot of red, a lot of white and a lot of blue. old glory getting a little bit of pick up, as well.

if you're headed out to san jose, make sure you bring a jacket with you. we'll have the forecast for the parade in alameda as we progress throughout the morning hours. temperatures right now are chilly. we're going to stay chilly throughout the course of the day, winding up in the 60s. but the big story moves in as we get into the next couple of days and our fist of the series of weathermakers drops into the bay area. and that means rainfall. don't wash your car. i'll show you what those drops hits your household. first, though, i want to check your drive with your own mike inoway. >> we're looking over fremont south 880. pick up a couple of cars. now we have the winds of change blowing in that storm, as well, over the next 48 hours. christine says, watch out, she's tracking it for you, as well. that earlier crash, 68 around vargus, without any further flowing through the area.

rescue bay view nicely, as well. activity north 17 around redwood estates. we should track that it would be completely off the roadways. over here, over towards the north bay, the 101. traffic is very light right now, no problem for southbound 101 as you're approaching north san pedro. just few clouds visible. >> thank you very much. an event meant to spread the word about diabetes happens today in an area hit hard by the disease. today is world diabetes today. to commemorate, starting at 112:30 this morning, they are holding a free event at doctor's medical center in san pablo. experts will be on hand to talk to be about presenting and managing diabetes. 5:10 right now.

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it is 5:13 on your tuesday morning. the new york doctor who developed symptoms of ebola after returning from africa is now being declared ebola free. he'll be released from the hospital as another doctor from ucff works in liberia right now. following new developments on both doctors for us, good morning, chris. >> good morning to you, sam. we always like to start with our local folks. let's tell you about dr. lay, we were there as dr. lay left sfo last thursday loaded with his own protective gear. his wife and young daughter, you see her right there, anxiously awaiting his return. he's planning to be there for about a month. dr. lee is tweeting about his work and about how he is trying

to prevent from contracting the ebola virus. he's showing us how he is keeping in touch with his young daughter. that's a skype interview that he did with his daughter, as well. he's trying to avoid the fate of this dr., dr. craig spencer of new york who developed ebola days after returning from guinea. he was declared ebola free on monday, that's yesterday, after what hospital officials call a rigorous course of treatment. dr. spencer is expected to be released from the hospital today. dr. spencer has not scheduled any speech upon his release, but if that changes, we'll bring that to you, as well. by the way, we're still trying to reach our doctor in liberia, but i assume he is busy right now. >> no doubt. from search engines to smartphones to space exploration. google making moves towards the moon. the company just signed a 60-year lease for part of the former moffett field naval air

station in san francisco. google reportedly plans to renovate three massive hangars. that's not in san francisco. use them for research, testing and development. we all know where it is. you can't miss it as you're traveling down the highway. the company refused to give, however, specific on their big plans. it will be interesting to follow. scott joins us now. scott, for years, google's presence was obvious, but now it runs the place. >> google had landed the private airlines at that field. but now, they run it, everything but the air national guard hangar. they'll be experimenting with robotics out there. airplanes, lunar probes, space probes, robots, all in mountain view. and that is not the only space

age move in silicone valley this morning. last night, elon musk confirmed what we had been speculating monday morning, that spacex is going to move into satellites. musk says he'll tell us more about this in two to three months, but in a tweet, he hinted they will supply cheap internet access. are the markets closed or open today? let's turn to hampton pierce and find out. >> hey, scott, you're more than half right there, but we are going to start with futures after stocks opened on monday. and the bond market is closed for veterans day. the dow rising 39 points on monday to 17,613. still another record high while the nasdaq ended up by 19 points to close there 4651. back to you and have a great

day, everybody. >> you, too, as well. thank you, hampton. pizza hut says its pizza revamp is coming next week. we're trying to bring in new millennials with lower calorie pizza. we've talked about this before when it was originally announced. they said it contains less cheese and crust than a regular pizza and thus it is lower in calories, which means it's less pizza. because if you have less cheese and crust, that's a small. >> if you would just have one piece instead of two of the big stuff. >> right. there's a way of cutting the calorie necessary half, but it's not what you were hoping for. >> personally, i don't trust any food that's called a skinny. >> you heard it from sam. >> chicago style pizza is so good, but we have great pizza out here.

>> our favorite style. 5:18 now. good morning to you. sometimes i just take off the cheese and pepperoni, sans crust altogether and dr. atkins is cool with it. 359 degrees in oakland, good morning to you san jose. you have to will have a doctor that let's he eat nothing but bacon and lose weight. am i right or am i right? it's a tuesday, the good news is we're done with that thick fog. it's veterans day. we're feeling good about it and there's a lot going on across the bay area to honor this nation's veterans. as we head throughout the day today, it's going to be a little bit cool. if you're headed out to that wuflt parade they're setting up for you in coopertino, temperatures will be mild. 60s. you'll need a jacket. lots of sunshine coming in as we head throughout the first part of the day. rain on the way. 36 to 48 hours, depending on where you live in the bay area, your microclimates are going to dictate how much rain you pick

up, as well. 65 degrees today, 64 in san francisco and 68 degrees in the south bay. so a couple dry days before we bring on that rain. we'll stay dry today, nice and steady by tomorrow. thursday, you're pulling out that umbrella and i hate to say its. but it looks like it's going to come through the heavier stuff. mike and i will be here. we're coming in early. we're going to make sure we can get you to work on time. we'll get a little bit of a break as we head through friday and into late saturday. another storm sets up and we have another one on its heels as we head into monday and tuesday. that looks like the big weathermaker. just to give you an idea of the timing, i saw that clock wednesday. all the activity spreads into the south bay by 5:00 a.m. thursday. so yeah, this could make for a rough commute thursday, but overall as we take away that fog from the forecast this morning, probably looking better. what do i know? it's from the guy who says good morning, mike.

>> good morning. no rain thursday morning. i'll be ready for that. we're looking over here towards the bay bridge. you don't have to really prepare for any fog. not like yesterday. a clear view of the city from amryville. look at that span moving nicely, as well. we're looking towards the bay bridge plaza. they will be at their typical speed as opposed to slower where the last couple of days with the fog in the area. we'll look at the map. san mateo and dunbar bridges at the speed limit. westbound, 580 coming out of the pass, a small build coming if towards livermore. we'll look at the flow from dublin. i know it looks like a lot, but this is dublin. tuesday being a veterans day holiday for many schools. parents tend to take the day off. back to you.

>> thank you very much. follow up now to an investigative unit exclusive. there is no easy way out, especially for children. their situation so dire in their homeland, they flee to america without their parents. many of them end up right here in the bay area. investigative reporter steve stock talked to some of those sheltered. >> good morning, guys. the large numbers may have dwindled in the last few months. but the lines of re refugrefugee not stopped, at least in tucson, arizona. we watch as day after day mothers and infants, fathers and young children fled violent gangs in central america. after they were dropped off at the local bus station, we then rode with hundreds of them to meet relatives and friends throughout the u.s. according to the border patrol, almost 52,000 unaccompaniel children have been picked up along the u.s. border through september 30th of this year.

that doesn't count children coming here with parents. it's just children traveling alone. it's a number that's more than doubled from last year. homeland security secretary jay jau johnson admitted that these refugee children pose a unique challenge to policies in their children form. we talked to some of these children who are now here in hiding, living in the shadows in the bay area. if you want to hear their stories firsthand, watch the story tonight on at 6:00 news or go to the welcome back, nbc bay area.com. >> if you have tips for our investigator unit, please call or e-mail us. coming at 5:23, how does the bay area airport food stack up with the rest of the nation? >> we'll hang in there.

the riders of young travel spend time breaking food at every u.s. airport and the results may surprise you. the. >> the riders looking at a pair of things, whether the food was unique and illustrative of the region and the quantity and quality of places available. >> so how did the bay area stack up? san jose ranked 51 out of 72. the travel guide giving recognition to the smoothie shop red mango. >> specifically saying enjoy red mango. oakland international did better coming in at 42nd on that list thanks to the pyramid ale tap room and the veno wine bar. >> much better news for sfo which came in second on the list beating out l.a.x. the new centerium.

>> that would probably put you over the top. taking the top spot on the list is at dallas/ft. worth international airport where it says there are eight mexican spots, eight bars, sky canyon. >> barbecue. >> it sounds great. >> they have barbecue and they have a unique thing, a cereal restaurant. >> that is intriguing. i want to have cereal all the time. why not at 2:00 in the afternoon? >> there you have it. lava is inching closer to hawaiian towns we've been telling you about. but now it's destroying its first home. >> plus check out this video of a fire hydrant busted, sending a spout of air into the sky.

president obama is in talks

this morning with leaders, including russian president vladimir putin. and walking off the job. the strike that could bring business to a stand still, next. meanwhile, a mix of sun and clouds across the bay area. then we'll get into rain tomorrow night and we're going to keep that storm window open. we'll tell you how much rain we're speccing where you live in just moments. and more changes today from yesterday. we'll explain why this won't be a typical tuesday and we'll show you some things we couldn't show you before, coming up. let's take a live look outside, a look at the beautiful bay bridge this morning. nice and clear over that part of the bay area. it's tuesday, november 11th. this is today in the bay. a very good morning. happy veterans day to you, as well. thanks for joining us.

>> happening right now, thousands of nurses across the bay area will be heading to the pickett lines this morning. stephanie tron joining us live in fran. this two-day strike will impact patient care. what's the question this morning? >> good morning to you, sam. according to kaiser, there should be no impact. you can see the barricades are up this morning, ahead of this two-day strike this morning. there should be no impact to the emergency department more to patients and their appointments for these two days of strikes. now, at issue, really, are two things. but the main one for today is the nurses demand for everything from patient services to safe staffing, for instance, making sure there's enough nurse to avoid early patient discharge from hospitals. this has been a big factor in the contract between kaiser and the nurse's union that has been going on since july. the timing of the strike is, quote, irresponsible heading

into the flu season and as people are concerned about the risk of ebola. the hospital says it's been flying in nurses across the country to make sure patients aren't impacted. >> we are ready to take care of their medical needs and it's pretty much business as usual. we did reschedule some elective surgical procedures, mainly moving them up and having already done many of them. >> the strike coincides with what's being called the national day of action set forth tomorrow with those across the country demanding protective gear. kaiser says it is following both state and federal guideline necessary protocol and staff members are actually prepared. we're expecting to see the striking nurses out here in about an hour or so. this is from 7:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night, affecting 21 hospitals and 35 clinics from san men toe down to san jose. but, again, the important message here, kaiser says if you're a patient, you shouldn't have to worry about anything

being impacted by this two-day strike. >> thank you very much, stephanie. okay. the president in asia this morning, meeting with some of the world anticipates top leaders. he is expected to go head to head with china's president today. trac tracie potts is here with us with a look at the president's trip. >> formal discussions tomorrow focusing on the economy and trade. but take a look, president obama, we understand this morning, did get a chance to speak with president vladimir putin of russia during this meeting. we understand that they didn't discuss anything too heavy, but that there was a conversation and there may actually be sort of a formal bilateral sit-down before the apec summit is over. obviously, they've got a lot of differences between them, whether its be security and edward snowden or ukraine. it has not been the warmest relationship, but they did get a chance to talk at this meeting. now, the focus, again, is trade. and president obama spoke about

all that this morning. the u.s. announced that they're working od trade deal with china that would eliminate tariffs for a trillion dollars worth of equipment coming from china. we're talking about gps and video games, computer ships for conductors and other things, even smell devices that would allow u.s. companies to get those things without tear yiches and that money presumably could be used to create more jobs here. >> which would be definitely a boom. context is everything. what do these meetings mean for everything? scott, why is that so important? >> tariffs are so important because they're so expensive. the tariffs of things coming into the united states. but also, sam, the things coming out of the united states will be able to sell more to china. there are severe taxes on things we sell to china. the irony being, of course, they're generally made in china. we know that. but those tariffs are going to

go away. we didn't charge them when it comes for exports china did to discourage silicone valley from coming into china. like 25% of the total cost of a championship. tariffs on gps go away, as well. >> so this could create commerce, create more jobs -- >> no question. >> but is there any suspicion between these two countries? >> and for darn good reason. we suspect specifically one of their companies may be putting things into their ships. it's been a lot of suspicion for a long time. they, in turn, have been suspicious with us. there has been some evidence, some suspicion that americans are putting things into servers that is being shipped overseas, as well. that's hurting american companies. at least with the tariffs out of the way, it leaves the economics piece behind. >> thank you so much for that.

wee got new video to show you this morning of a fire hydrant gushing water in san jose. the break happened just about 11:30 last night. crews were able to shut off the water, but not before it flooded the streets, sending water running down the block. this morning, there's an orange cone where the hydrant used to be. at this point, we don't know what caused that high drabt to break. >> every time you see water pouring out like that, it immediately gives you pause for thought. good news on the way for a drought-starved state right now. >> good morning. yeah, our hills are thirsty for rain. we've got a lot on the way, my friends. as we get into thursday, our first round, another one late saturday into sunday and then the big one comes in beginning next week. we're going to see these storm systems back to back to back. that could produce localized flooding if everything works out just right.

but ewe reader see flood from rain than a fire, right? you clear out your storm drains, make sure you don't have any overflows there. a good idea to clean out the gutters near your home. always a good way to help out your neighbors, alwas well. we hit that peak color last weekend and they're start to go fall off. one good storm could take a lot of those leaves down. here is the deal for your veterans day. cool and overcast to start. your sun will rise at about 6:43 this morning. then as we get into your afternoon, lovely conditions. a mix of sun and clouds. temps climbing by about 5 to 10 degrees. that's going to be your spread during the course of the day. we're going to start out in the upper 50s, end up in the low 60s and lovely conditions. we'll see old glory getting a little bit of pick up. temperatures really not that different from the coast versus

inland. we'll see about a 3 to 5 degree difference. we're talking about rain as of tomorrow night. first, i want to take a look at your drive. >> the flag, darn it, there you go. it was blowing, like you said. we can see that. look at your map, in fact. looking at the entire bay area, a tiny build from northbound 101 through san jose. a lighter -- than we typically see. in towards dublin. no real slowing at all in this area. as we move our way over towards antioch, a tiniest bit of slowing on the 94 and around lohan freeway. so traffic looking like what the pattern is right now, veterans day holiday for school and businesses around the bay, many

of them. we will see those metering lights on. golden gate bridge visibility is great this morning. now back to you. 5:39. the captain of the south korean ferry that sank in april killing more than 300 people is spending the next 36 years in prison. the court says there's no proof he knew his actions would lead to the hundreds of deaths, acquitting him of hundreds of charges and, therefore, the death penalty. the chief engineer and other crew members also got prison terms. the crew were among the first people to be rescued from the ship while passengers, mostly teenagers, were told to wait in their cabin. tun stoppable lava in hawaii

has been nearing the town of puhoa and earlier t in the day what va burned down a storage shed and scorched part of a cemetery. it has now destroyed one home. there is nothing they can do. >> kind of like watching an accident in slow motion there. >> yeah. honoring our nation's veterans, how you can pay tribute, coming up next. plus, a young boy is in the hospital after falling more than 200 feet down a cliff. and a live look outside right now from the hilltops of the san bruno mountain. 45k 40 on your tuesday as we've taken that loose of the city by the bay. coming up next, we will have 15 minutes of news, traffic and weather. stay with us.

welcome back, everyone.

this is a live look at arlington cemetery where people are already gathering right in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier. there will be a change to this year's veterans day ceremony. the vice president will be laying the wreath at the tomb this morning and then president obama has held the solemn duty in years past. but he's overseas in asia this morning, but the celebration commemorating our veterans will continue. there are lots of events planned to honor veterans in the bay area including the big veterans day parade in san jose. there's a lot going on behind the scenes to make sure veterans get the benefits that they've earned. barbara is live in san jose. we're talking about the largest restructuring of the va, the hospitals in particular. in history with a new leader coming in. >> you are correct. the announcement of which is being timed for the veterans day celebration. that will be taking place throughout the country, including here in san jose.

now, that announcement coming from the secretary of the veteran's affairs robert mcdonald, the announcement designed to put an end to the poor treatment of men and women who have returned from their service only to wait in long lines and in some cases receive substandard care. well, secretary mcdonald wants to stream line the va, so that is just a single point of care instead of having to navigate to several different websites and organizations nationwide. he also wants to hire 28,000 more doctors, nurses and technicians, and want to fire up to 1,000 va employees to make the entire organization more efficient. >> everyone.wants to see that. they need to see that you can't do that and get away with it. >> if you don't have a computer, you're lost. you have to go to the local libra library. >> the backlog is about eight months for vets to receive those benefits. senator bob casey of

pennsylvania and others are calling for a hearing to examine whether the changes that second secretary mcdonald is proposing, whether those changes are enough. it's not clear whether or not the congress will be able to do anything before the end of the year. keep in mind, the midterms just took place. there is going to be a change in the leadership right now. reporting live here in downtown san jose, bob ravel. there are other events, as well, going on. volunteers from the va and the community will care for and plant trees at the va facility there. this all starts at 9:00 this morning. over in coopertino, annual leaders will start their veterans day ceremony.

the museum will hold a documentary about carrier air group 11 that flew the hornest in world war ii. >> and it's nice to see the traditions continuing. >> it's cool to check out those old planes, too. those things are heavy duty. the b-52 bombers in particular, try knocking on one of those things. and yeah, you're touching a piece of history. so it's one of those opportunities where you get a chance, hopefully you have the day off, maybe the kids have the day off, as well, to get out there and honor our neigh's veterans. it's going to be chilly, but otherwise, no rain on any parades today. really, that fog that we had to deal with for the past couple of days, not so much of a factor this morning. as we get into this afternoon, temperatures are going to warm up nicely. we've got a good looking day shaping up for you, but only in the 60s. 62 degrees at 11:00 a.m.

in san jose, this one started back in the 1919 era. so this is a long standing parade. you can get on out there today. but just remember the you're going to be headed out there, this is something tease been going on for a long time at san jose. think about how the landscape has changed over that duration. we used to be all orchards out here. really cool stuff when you put everything into per expect i. we're going to get that fog in the morning. it won't be too thick. keeping our hillsides nice and moist and then we get the real rain as we head into monday and tuesday. don't go washing your car just yesterday or hosing off that patio. let the rain do it for you in the next couple of days. friday into saturday, a little bit of a transition period before we get more rain. on monday into tuesday, our pattern is going to change

dramatically after we open up this window on thursday. we keep rain in the forecast, about 10% to 20% for your friday, for your saturday. you don't have to count on those days as washout webs but do count on late sunday into monday, the big weathermaker arrives. this is the one that could bring our tallies up. thee storm systems combined, 5 to 7 inches possible. week loor towards a good 1 1/2 maybe 3 in the bay.. you know what, mike? you've been ear for a long time. quite different over the years, huh? >> you just called me old. no, i have been here my whole life and the landscape has changed. we used to be a farming family, now we're not. a lot of farms are gone. apple, though, that came after all the orchards left.

we do have fast track lanes starting to back up, only to about the end of the parking lot, though. we should see the metering lights turn on at any minute. we're talking about the veterans day and the parade and services that we have, what many schools and businesses are. over towards the maze, no problem. no delays towards the east way from the city. westbound 580, that is your commutes for tri valley. we see a build just starting to build out of the office. no real problems through livermore. the south bay itself, just flowing north 101 from 680 to 880. lighter volumes there. look, a clear view. we couldn't see this. >> mike, thank you very much. a 4-year-old boy recovering this morning after falling more than 200 feet down a cliff in bodega bay.

the boy's mother said he fell off that cliff when they were walking on a trail last night. within 30 minutes, rescuers repel down the clip. you see it there. finding the boy still conscious and alert. officials say he suffered traumatic injuries, including broken bones. pal alto police want you to be on the look out for a man who was waving a gun at a driver. a driver noticed he was close buying followed in a man driving errat erratically. the first driver saw the man in the nissan waving a handgun. the knee san driver then cut off the other car, got out of his car and started screaming at the victim. then he got back in his car and took off. >> it didn't escalate to anything else, but it could have easily. this is a very public place. people come with their families. >> police say the suspect is a hispanic man about 25 years old, 5 fwooet 7 with a thin building

and shoulder length curly hair. the suspect's vehicle is a gold, late 90s nissan maxima. this morning, students at lincoln high school in san jose are remembering their beloved classmate killed in a plane crash over the weekend. 18-year-old kylie voska always made her teammates liefd. she is killed in a small plane crash. >> kind of like almost the team, always miling, laughing, joking around. >> really sad day for that team, school and community. the pilot of that plane also crashed. police say the two were related. a star san francisco 49er returning to the field today

after a nine-game suspension. aldon smith is expected to return and practice for the first time this season. he's a pro bowl linebacker, but he hasn't played since being punished for violenting the personnel conduct policy and its substance abuse policy. he is spec'd to take the field sunday. coach harbaugh is not saying how much he expects smith to play. after several emergency sirens unexpectedly went off over the weekend, investigateders say they still don't know what caused the sirens to go off. a silicon valley mystery this morning, he is out the do base of his relationship wasith

customer. it involved conduct in connection with a particular negotiation with a customer. whatever the reason, ceoshagan peer has resigned after a year on the job. google says for every dollar you contribute to its fund-raiser to fight ebola, it will conterrorist $2 plus another $25 million on top 06 that. the best way to find the google page is just google it. the company, too, is what we'll call a secondary offering. rin vesters, guys, do not lick. they can probably accord a go pro share, had been very expensive lately, but it's going to be a tough one as far as all those shares flooding the

market. >> and that's what you mentioned pb it's relatively soon. >> in fact, it's before even the lockup, which i think is in late december. so this is a lot of shares. and it's not the first time. >> making money. thanks a lot, scott. 5:54. you may be able to see your way on the veterans day events that we saw so much fog yesterday. >> which is good news because we see a lot of parades across the bay area. >> bring a jacket, bring a sweater, wherever you're headed, even if it's just to get the mail later on today. temperatures mostly in the 50s right now. we are going to end up xrvelly later on today. we've got a good looking day coming your way. i want to show you what we can expect. cool and overcast, your sun will rise at 6:43 the. we're talking about intervals of clouds and sun. as we get into this evening, cloudy conditions, sun will set

at 5:02. basically, the weather storm of the day, the storm is going to start brewing. gorgeous conditions in san jose for us today. telephone temps in the mid 60s. they're going to have some opportunities for you to get out of some of those warships today in alameda. we're going to talk about that coming up. i've got to forecast coming up next. stick around if that's something you're interested in. but today, temperatures mostly in the 60s. really no major fluctuations all the way until thursday and that's when we bring on the rain. we'll look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. we should see a lighter volume because some schools and businesses do get a vacation. looking over there at the span itself, from emeryville, as well as have a clear view now. we couldn't see this for the

last couple of days. i note from b.a.r.t. riders, you get a barking break, but b.a.r.t. is on its typical weekday schedule. same thing for the south bay. typical weekday schedules. a little slowing on the north 1011. that's gentle for san jose. not even mike could probably get someone out of there. a northern california farm says it might have to scale back its corn maze next season after a number of people ended autopsy calling down the -- apparently this caused a lot of headaches. now this is what the maze looks like before it was plowed over. did you make your way out of that? a lot of zigs, a lot of zags. the chronicle says the 2k79

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us. and ready to hit the field, a key piece, fundamental piece of the 49ers "d" returning to the team today. and happy veterans day to you. we are going to see a cooldown today, mild mix of sun and clouds. by tomorrow night, the rain moves in and they are we're going to keep that storm wide open. i'll tell you how much rain we're speccing in just moments. and kicking open the traffic door -- that doesn't make sense -- traffic flow looks different than you might expect this tuesday, coming up. not a lot of folks crossing the golden gate this morning. but the good news is that it's clear for a lot of the veterans day events planned on this tuesday, november 11th. >> from nbc bay area, this is today in the bay. and a very good morning to you. thanksz so much for joining us.