all over the country, not only in ferguson, coast to coast protests erupting. in new york more than a thousand demonstrators marched through times square and philadelphia several people walked through city streets shouting "hands up, don't shoot." and in st. louis, they blocked interstate 44. and a crowd of more than 300 marched through the streets. nypd commiter bill br-- commissioner bill bratton was splattered with fake blood. this picture shows him covered in what looks like red paint. no protester was arrested for

throwing that fake blood. he was hired by a consultant by the oakland city council to help stop violent crime in that city. >> this was the scene in oakland as people smashed and broke windows while police in riot gear tried to push back. several people were taken away in restraints. >> kris sanchez is monitoring overnight developments here in our studio. but first -- >> we begin with bob redell. what's it look look in oakland now? a lot of repairs now? >> yeah, we've had contractor out here since around midnight, 12:30, boarding up some of the businesses that were damaged. we're looking at the starbucks where most of the windows were damaged or smashed here. we're at broadway and 8th.

if you go down to 9th and 10th, we'll see a lot of graffiti on the walls. smart and final store had a lot of windows smashed or damaged and looting inside. it appears there's at least one other building damaged in front of city hall. it began as a peaceful gathering of about a thousand people who came here for the broadcast of the michael brown grand jury decision. when it was announced that darren wilson would not be indicted, some decided to march and some decided to break the law, despite the fact there was a police presence, you see the looting, the smashed windows, graffiti on the outside of the building, set trash cans on

fire. there were people who remained peaceful, who had candlelight vigils, who had die-ins, that sort of thing, calling for justice for michael brown. >> at least give us something to go on. but to have nothing, it takes your guts away. >> what's going to happen in the future? what do i like bringing a black male into this world for him to get shot on the street? >> reporter: this was the scene around 8:00 or 9:00 last night. you see hundreds of protesters, possibly as many as 1,000 went up on to 580 by the lake shore off ramp. chp and oakland police were able to clear the road by around 11:00. so of course that road is open and downtown oakland itself, no protesters out here anymore. you have people doing clean-up. i hear a street sweeper right now running up and down broadway and as far as the number of arrests, there were arrests.

we're waiting to get that exact number from oakland police. they said they might be able to get those to us later this morning. >> a sense of helplessness for many people. >> we're learning more about the man at the center of the controversy, officer darren wilson. new pictures and interviews were just released by the grand jury. these photos were taken at the hospital. his face appears red and swollen. when asked in an interview why he drew his gun, he said "i felt another one of those punches in my face could knock me out or worse." wilson thanked his supporters and defended his action. even so, he's expected to resign in the next few days. >> in the days working up to the protests, michael brown's family

asked people to be peaceful. >> michael brown's family, as you might imagine, is understandably devastated, first and foremost because there were no charges filed against officer darren wilson, but again they are disappointed that the protests have not been peaceful. let's start in ferguson where protesters set a number of fires, one at an auto parts store, one at a car lot. protesters were looting retail outlets and a police car was torched. a police officer from a neighboring community was shot in the arm. an attorney for the brown family spoke just this morning. >> she was absolutely shocked. she believed that he would at least be charged with something. she really had faith that the system would work for her child, too. so she was just profoundly disappointed, as only a mother could be. >> now, the brown family is expected to speak on their own behalf coming up at 8:00 our

time this morning. officer wilson released a statement that he wrote after a rally on his behalf last weekend. >> i don't know how to thank you all enough. i wish i could attend and meet you, hug you and personally thank you for all of your continued support. however, due to my and my family's safety, i am unable to. >> that officer who read that statement for officer wilson wore a t-shirt reading "officer darren wilson, i stand with you." we will have more from the attorney coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show. and at 8:00 when the family speaks, we will try to bring that to you as well. clearly the family not really comfortable with all of the unrest and hoping from here on out it will be peaceable, which is what the president asked for as well. >> interesting to see where officer wilson goes from here. >> he's expected to resign. >> peace the overriding

isn'tment heisn't me isn'tment -- sentiment here. >> when we're not on the air, you can always head to our web site and get the very latest on nbcbayarea.com. >> a live picture of san jose, things looking very clear, if perhaps a bit chilly. >> that's right. you can see the stars out there this morning. it was kind of cold. >> you can see your breath as well. >> good morning to you. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. and you know what? today we actually have a warmer day coming your way by about 3 to 5 degrees. you'll notice it, especially with your inland valley spots, with a return to the low 70s. 50 degrees right now. in san francisco, your inland valley spots are the cold places and even in the north bay, we do have the upper 30s, although it is a couple degrees warmer than it was at this time wednesday morning. as we get into the next couple of days, some changes to tell you about.

that warmup continues all the way through tomorrow. and as we head throughout late friday into saturday, we set up with this rainy pattern with some really heavy rainfall projected in the bay area. this is completely computer generated. take a look at these fphotos so far. this is one of my reliable models as well. above 2 inches in san francisco expected and almost an inch and three quarters in morgan hill and san jose. we're going to get one round of rain on saturday and a heavier round late sunday into monday, both could hamper holiday travel. we'll talk more about what coming up. plus i'll give you the timeline for when that rain starts from where you live coming up in my next report. hey, mike, this is what we get to come back to work to on monday. >> unless the rain stops. if you can stop the rain, no, okay, they're telling me i'll have to come back on monday.

some of these folks going to work right now and we will gladly be here. let's look at the map and we'll show you what traffic is showing. west 580 just a little bit of slowing right here, not so bad. by the time you get to the heart of livermore, dublin and the b dublin interchange, we do see the slowing. the typical pattern through antioch, westbound 4, not so severe as far as the slowing goes. a standard flow here. look at a little bit of slowdown heading toward benicia bridge. coming off the carquinez bridge, a smooth drive all around our

dumbarton bridge. we'll look at fremont where we had overnight road crews blocking the roadway and preventing folks traveling southbound 880. i just saw some trucks clear the area. you are just fine now off the nimitz and heading over to 680. >> 5:11 on your tuesday. up next, cost of living so high in the bay area. a job that could net you six figures and you don't even need a college degree. >> news on the stock market coming up.

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>> that is utterly amazing. 5:14 on your tuesday. if you're looking to make six figure and you don't have a college degree, there may be a job for you. court reporting. nearly 6,000 positions still need to be filled in the next 3 to 5 years. most new reporting jobs are outside the courtroom doing depositions or closed caption g captioning. training could take as little as two years and cost around $3,000. sounds well worth it. >> scott mcgrew, good morning. >> phone companies, sam, have data caps, they have two choices if you go over. they can charge you extra money or just slow your connection. t-mobile chooses to slow your

connection. this is not illegal. net neutrality does not apply to mobile phones but the sec says t-mobile is being tricky about this. if you downloaded a speed checking app to see how fast your connection is, t-mobile let's the app access the network speed and you go back to netflix and it wouldn't be. the sec says knock it off. >> scott, let's talk about the stock futures. they are higher as investors bet lower gas prices will translate to more money in consumer wallets and that's going to help them spend this holiday season. the dow and s&p 500 close at record highs again. now today we get data on home prices, consumer confidence and third quarter gross domestic

product, which may show the gdp did not grow quite as much as we thought this summer. the iphone maker is the world's most valuable company with a market cap of nearly, get this, $700 billion. back to you. >> thank you very much. dunkin' donuts plans to open stores in the east bay. in the 1980s, this commercial, "time to make the donuts" is like "where's the beef"? >> it's time to make the donuts. >> people who are from the suburbs just outside of new york absolutely cannot stand it when people joke about them being from upstate new york.

you just hit a real sore spot there. >> turn the other cheek -- >> and you probably remember that commercial. >> i do remember that commercial. >> ooh. a new push to keep access open on the golden gate bridge. here's a live look at the bridge. bridge leaders be began to consider plans to close a big deficit. ste stephanie chuang is live with that story. >> reporter: people have been able to walk and bike across the golden gate bridge for free and today two democratic assembly members are announcing plans on how toe-the-plan to protect the public access of the bridge.

but golden gate bridge highway and transportation district officials say if there are no changes made, they face major deficits. they're talking $33 million in five years and up to $210 million in ten years. last month board members voted narrowly to keep the fees on the table, upsetting those at the table. >> this is the people's bridge. this is something our residents and locals of the bay area have a great deal of pride in and we should not be restricting access to that. >> reporter: the board is likely to consider savings through other moves in this 45-point plan, including implementing a multi-year toll increase for cars, starting in july of 2018 that could net more than $160 million in tn years. back here live, district staff members are studying the pedestrians and cyclist access fees. we're talking at least a couple years before we'd see them take place or go into effect. >> thanks a lot, steph.

windy out there. >> a wind-whipped stephanie chuang out there. but a very nice back drop, a nice day to come? >> an absolutely lovely day coming your way indeed. one of those days if you don't get outdoors, you might just regret it. we have a rainy pattern coming your way and chances are on thanksgiving you're going to be so stuffed like me that you won't want to get outdoors. so you've got today, you've got tomorrow, thanksgiving, you relax and then it comes in on friday. and we're talking about maybe 3 to 5 con success it have days of rainfall. and i'm not talking about that mamby pamby rainfall, i'm talking about some of the heaviest rain we've had in months it looks like. a cold, clear start to the day, really pretty out there. we're going to show you live pictures from all across the bay area. maybe you have the day off but

your clock is set to get up at this hour. you know what? we are going to reward you with some live pictures this morning. you're starting to get some lovely, lovely dawn color. comfortable conditions for today in san francisco. as we head through tomorrow we're going to peak in the upper 60s. at the coast we'll hit the mid 70s here in the south bay, looking good for your thanksgiving. as we head out friday into saturday, we get our next rond -- round of heavy rainfall. in the north bay we'll get a little rain out of that system. the next one has an atmospheric river tap associated with it. can you see what happens. we get that very heavy rainfall. a lot of this is going to come through the south bay. take a look at this. we're going to get some of that heavy moisture right over tahoe. it's a warmer system but above 7,000 feet. the two systems combined based on what i'm seeing could produce one to three feet of fresh

powder. so, yeah, sounds good, doesn't it? we'll talk more about that and what this could do to your travel plans trying to get home after thanksgiving. right now i want to check your drive. welcome in mike inouye. >> she said it's not mamby pamby rain, but if you want to look for mamby pamby rain, she'll look for that as well. we're expecting this tuesday to be lighter than your typical tuesday. we're talking turkey tuesday, i guess. past high street southbound side, equally smooth and light toward the san mateo bridge. no problems across the upper freeway in east monde. and the dumbarton bridge is a good show as far as those speed sensors go. and, in fact, by the time up get in toward livermore, by dublin you're back up by the limit.

and 680 moves nicely up into san ramon. the earlier construction closing off 880 from mission boulevard has reopened. here's 101 with a little build here past the airport, as well as coming up toward 680 northbound. meanwhile we just have the overnight road crews. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. it is 5:23 right now. a stern morning for doctors and patients. a medical device used in a common surgery could be linked to cancer. what you need to know next. ♪ [instrumental music] ♪

the fda unruling the final rules revealing calories in food chains. this federal law expands from everything to movie theater

popcorn to potato salad in the grocery store and even beer. this was all supposed to go into effect years ago under the affordable care act but was set back from the food industry. is set to be implemented this year. >> the fda says the vast majority of women getting a hysterectomy should not be treated using a vice called a morcelitor. it's estimated about 1 in every 350 women who were morcelorated had their cancer spread, and i hope i pronounced that correctly. i'll hear from a doctor today. >> and the nation reacts to a controversial grand jury verdict coming up.

>> and much closer to home, taking a live look outside, overlooking san jose, all quiet on the streets there. a very cool start to our morning for our standards here on the west coast. christina has a look at that forecast, it's changing. rain in the forecast this week, lots of it.

let's take a live look outside this morning. look at the bay bridge shaking in its glory. it's tuesday, november 25th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. thousands of miles away in ferguson, missouri to right here in the bay area, protests being felt after a grand jury not charging a police officer in the shooting death of unarmed black teen-ager michael brown. >> gunshot send our nbc news crew on the ground running for cover.

the shots went off behind jay gray just before preparing for a live shot last night. he and his crew quickly ducked inside a nearby building. it's not sure if the shots were fired by police or protesters. >> and gunshot stopped officials from responding to fires as places were torched. we start with kris sanchez. >> she joins us with more on the escalating situation in ferguson. >> reporter: michael brown's family were understandably devastated because there were no charges filed against officer darren wilson, but also they're disappointed about all of the violence that ensued after the grand jury report went public. there was looting, violence, theft and the family is

disappointed. the mayor of st. louis said in about the last hour that 21 people were arrested and 15 felony violations. >> the people that were committing violence, the people that were looting and smashing windows, that's criminal conduct and it's even more than disappointing. >> reporter: the chief said that the action today will be swift, the response will be consistent, there will be no violence tolerated in that city. now, an attorney for the brown family also spoke in the last two hours and he said that michael brown's mother is devastated. >> she was absolutely shocked. she believed that he would at least be charged with something. she really had faith at that the system would work for her child, too. and so she was just profoundly disappointed as only a mother could be. >> reporter: the brown family is

expected to speak on their own behalf coming up at 8:00 this morning our time. i'm going to monitor that for you. and officer wilson released a statement this morning, which was read through a fellow officer. >> i wish i could attend and meet you, hug you and personally thank you for all of your continued support. however, due to my and my family's safety, i am unable to. >> reporter: we don't know where officer wilson is. these are photos released in that grand jury report of the officer at the hospital shortly after michael brown's death. we understand that he may resign very soon. and if he does, we will bring that to you. again, we are monitoring all those developments that are happening just moment by moment in ferguson. >> thank you very much, kris. >> thank you. >> now, in the bay area, this was the scene in oakland

overnight as angry protesters smashed windows. hundreds shut down interstate 580 and nearby streets. minutes later a large crowd jumped on to eastbound lanes again, bringing traffic to a halt. so far no word on how many arrests were made but our crews on the ground did see several people taken away in restraints. "today in the bay"'s bob redell will join us for a live report in about 15 minutes. >> and one person is dead and another in custody after a fiery crash in oakland. two separate crashes happening just homes apart around 11:45 near the east fruitvale off ramp. the car involved in the second crash was ungulfed in flames and

the person inside did not survive. right now traffic has returned to normal. >> one of the state's largest metal recyclers is playing a big fine saying it spud toxic chemicals into the air. simms metal management has beennd fire for two scrap metal fires last year. investigators say simms was allowing metal dust to blow on to the bay. our investigation showed the state hadn't taken action for years in regulating the substance. the company will pay $2.4 million. the company state said it admitted to none of the allegations but it believes in improvements. >> right now the bridge district is trying to close a large budget deficit. stephanie chuang is live in san

francisco with a look at the plan. >> reporter: the people who oversee the golden gate bridge and its finances say everything needs to be on the table because they're facing major deficits, $33 million in five years and up to $210 million in ten years. so assembly member phil cane, a democratic assembly member of san francisco, had asked the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district board not to even consider charging pedestrians and bicyclists to cross the bridge. so they are announcing today how they plan to protect public access of the bridge. >> anything that charges a fee for pies cling and walking discourages buys cling and walking and it's against everything that we represent. >> and board discussed a 45-point plan, including a

multi-year increase for cars, that could net more than $116 in ten years and also considered eliminating some administrative and management positions. district staff members are still looking over these fees. the board would have to vote on these and improve this many individually. there are some measures under way now that could impact your commute. we'll have that live in about 45 minutes. >> thank you very much, steph. >> 5:37 right now on your tuesday, can you see from stephanie's live shot, yes, the wind is out in full force today but a nice day thus far. lots of people concerned what their travel plans are going to look like if there are storms impending. >> a lot of people come and going to the bay area this coming weekend. >> we're going to get some lovely conditions right up until thanksgiving is over. this morning a cold and clear start to the day and, yeah, that wind is only strong at the immediate coast this morning.

elsewhere it's calm all across the board. temperatures mostly in the 40s and 50s to start. it's chilly. make sure you grab a jacket. but something that you can ditch later on today with the 70s on the way, just about everywhere with the exclusion of the immediate coast. you're still going to hit the upper 60s. as we get into your thanksgiving day, lots of sunshine coming your way. it should be really comfortable outdoors or indoors. and that is something to be thankful for. also the fact that the 49ers are playing on thanksgiving day. can you catch that game right here on nbc bay area. we are counting down the days, it is almost time. time to flip the switch on 96.5, they go to nonstop christmas music as of tomorrow. i get to flip that switch live tomorrow during our midday

forecast. you don't want to miss it. last christmas i gave them my heart and i get to do it again this christmas. what a very big honor. wouldn'tin you say, mikey? >> i would but you forget the very next day they took it away. look it up on lyrics.com. fremont is looking very good. there's 880, there's 680 by the mini golf course. there's a report of a big piece of metal in the roadway, a huge piece. and there may be traffic heading toward mill milpitas. i'll pass that information through. all things look a little different than what we expect for the morning.

west 580 is moving smoothly through the dublin interchange. it's a lighter flow this week. no problems approaching the toll plaza. the toll plaza itself in the last 20 minutes has seen a good amount of cash vehicles backing up here. >> clean-up under way this morning across the country, after widespread damage in response to a controversial ruling in missouri. we're live at the center of the chaos coming up next. >> and pablo sandoval's farewell message to giants fans. >> and, yes, while we are mourning pablo sandoval, we'll take some solace in the holiday right around the corner. a live look outside as everybody's getting all prepped up for there thanksgiving. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather right after this break.

now to a developing story this morning. after weeks of waiting, news of a grand jury's decision not to indict a missouri police officer in the deadly shooting of 18-year-old michael brown has triggered violence overnight, both in missouri and the bay area. "today in the bay"'s jennifer is in ferguson this morning. good morning. >> reporter: well, sam, it's a very good morning because we survived the night. it was a rough night in ferguson. it was kacategorized by the pole chief as the toughest night there. this night topped it all. they made 60 arrests, mostly for unlawful assembly. 25 fires were burning.

25 buildings, businesses burning most beyond repair as people drove by and threw kerosene inside and tried to damage and destroy as much as they could about this neighborhood after they get the information there wouldn't be an indictment. there was also a lot of gun fire in the air. the police say they counted themselves 150 rounds. in fact, the faa had to change the flight path of several planes, divert five planes and they had restrictions on flying over the area up until about 5:00 this morning. a difficult night and they're hoping, hoping, sam, they won't have a rerun tomorrow. >> we were watching last night, jennifer, with breath held hoping we weren't going to see any news on serious injuries. thank you very much for the report. >> now, in the bay area, this is the scene in oakland overnight as angry protesters smashed

windows, lit fires while police in riot gear tried to push back. >> bob, what does it look like in the aftermath here in the bay area in oakland this morning? >> reporter: well, sam and lawyer rarks broadway downtown oakland, 14th down to 8th, you have about six blocks affected, you have four businesses, including this chase bank, there's a mobile phone store, a starbucks, they had their window smashed. this is the least amount of damage down there. and a lot of graffiti on the street. one of the biggest discorruptions last night was actually on 580. you're looking at the scene from our chopper that shows between the hours of 8:00 and roughly 11:00, you had hundreds of protesters, by one estimate, it could have been as many as a thousand who went up 580 and at one point shut down traffic in both directions. it took chp and oakland pd a

good three hours to finally get that reopened. it is open now for business and you are seeing, quote, unquot unquote -- we have been seeing our contractors going around and boarding up those businesses. there was a small minority of people -- and law enforcement no doubt staying vigilant. blied i don't know memorial church in san francisco proved to be a more peaceful way, an outlet, for people to let out their frustrations. the reverend allowed people to watch the verdict on a big

screen tv anded them a microphone so they could express their feelings. >> it's an absolute outrage. when i hear something like that happen and this young man doesn't get any justice, it breaks my heart. >> the system in many, many ways is broken. >> reporter: but the people applying this system are on a different level than anybody else. >> the law enforcement, the legal element, lots of part of the thm, the naacp met about ways to improve relations within the black community. >> it is pa:46. any time we're not on the air, can you always head to our web site, nbcbayarea.com. it's up around the clock. >> it's been kind of a heavy morning after ferguson. 5:47 on your tuesday.

this as we take a live look outside of the beautiful bay bridge. >> that's right. let the wind blow in some fresh air for us. >> i don't know if you guys have noticed but our hillsides are turning green. you're a rock star, by the way. get your game on. as you're getting your gear together for the day, you want to think dress in layers. really cold start, nice comfortable finish with temperatures ending up in the 70s. 71 in the south bay, 70 on the peninsula and 72 in the north bay. i always have a little token of negligent that i like to hold on to until about this time when i'm pretty sure that we are going to get some decent rainfall and i can tell you right now, i've been watching these models, i've been watching this particular system for the past 10 to 15 days and right now it is looking good to bring us some heavy rain. but temperatures are going to be in the 70s for the next couple

days. it's a good time to get those leaves raked. you want to clear out your storm drains, a lot of rain coming in. you've got today, you've got tomorrow staying nice and dry. then on thursday, thanksgiving, comfortable conditions. you see our temperatures drop, we bring on the rain friday into saturday. let me give you an indication of what's coming our way, bay area. we stop that clock, we take you into your saturday, heavy rain fall coming in. you can see at this point saturday 2:00 p.m., a lot of that heavy rainfall is still to the north of the south bay. so this is what we're expecting. the heavy stuff comes in as we head throughout the second day of your saturday here in the south bay. then we get that rich moisture and this could potentially bring our totals way up and take a chunk out of the deficit when it comes to the california drought. i'm going to show you how much we're expecting. it might just blow your mind.

first, eight traffic tuesday. it might be lighter than normal. doesn't look that way from the cameras i've seen so fash, mike. >> we'll talk you through that. i did say sort of in a decision manner, "no lights." but let's look at our camera a which has turned toward the typical goes to get it. just a couple of minutes later, we are talking about a lighter overall commute this week. that is whaer we're seeing. just two minutes later but it is later than your typical pattern here. we're showing a little build heading over from the north bay to the ridge monde side. and novato might be an issue but the traffic southbound and westbound 37 not really a big issue.

we're showing the blue we just had a late crew heading northbound. so even this bridge crew says things are going to be a little west 92 across the san mateo but not much volume. no real concern. we have your typical patterns, clearing by the time you get to 880. we'll see you if that second burst kicks in. >> thank you very much, mike. we have an investigative unit follow-up to tell you about on a story and a movement that started right here in the bay area more than 30 years ago. last night we told but the sanctuary movement that has local churches sheltering immigrants. it appears this morning the movement is now spreading.

here is investigative reporter steven stock to explain. >> reporter: good morning, guys. leaders of this sanctuary movement say they've been forced to action by the hundreds of thousands of people, including tens of thousands of children who have currently fled violence over the past year in central america. those people are now here in america hiding in our shadows, risking deportation and likely certain death if they are returned to their home country and their communities. now, the sanctuary movement first started here in the bay area back during the vietnam war. it began again in the 1980s when thousands of refugees fled the civil war in el safl door and it was here and in tucson, rarz. now with the kurns violence in honduras, guatemala and el salvador forcing those thousands to flee for their lives, thousands have teamed up to provide sanctuary for these

refugees. they've taken in some undocumented immigrants o who are currently in the middle of depo deport if you want to see our entire story, in fact all the stories, watch nbc bay area news tonight at 6:00, or go to our web site where all the investigations and investigations we've recently done are online. back to you, guys. >> steven, thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, please give as you call. or you can send us an e-mail to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >> among changes, it would require two weeks' notice for

scheduling and extra pay for last-minute scheduling. the new measure would take effect in six months if it gets final approval. >> opec is scheduled to meet on thursday to discuss cutting oil production. but, scott mcgrew, that may not happen. >> driver are heart, stock market is happy because it thinks people will spend the money in the mall. the dow broke another record on monday. >> the gates foundation said it will start requiring its researchers to publish its scientific journals in free journals. the foundation contributes nearly $1 billion a year to science and its scientists have published nearly 1,400 papers every year. research papers are a very controversial top being in science. many scientists think knowledge should be accessible, it should

be shared and the public and other scientists shuntd have to pay thousands upon thousands of dollars for a subscription to a journal. on the other hand, if all journals are free, it's harder to determine which journals are legitimate. and some could publish less-than-perfect papers in a less-than-perfect journal if nobody is really minding the store. >> interesting. i guess they would have to take it seriously. >> thank you very much, guys. i don't know, whatour giants here. >> maybe a little less faith with respect to one particular.

>> the giant fan fair made his debut back in 2008 and has helped lead the team to three championships in five years and he posted a message on instagram saying "leaving the stf giants and this city i love is the most difficult decision i have ever had to make. >> as for those panda hats we've all been used to seeing at an at&t park, we've got some in our household, too. the company that makes them, they're moving, too. they already have a contract to sell them in boston. take the whole panda franchise with him. >> that's patently unfair. come on.

>> the city of santa clara agreed to let san francisco be the host city. organizers have now raised $40 million but that's mostly for san francisco. now santa clara is planning its own event, including a celebrity ball and a parade. the problem is santa clara still need to raise $2 million. and the city cannot raise the money through donations. the taxpayers may foot the bill. >> violence erupts in cities all over the u.s. in response to a grand jury decision yesterday. we have live coverage coming pup. >> and new video of a rocket exploding just after take-off. what the investigation is telling us this morning. ç3ç3ççç

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destruction in ferguson, missouri. >> and those demonstrations stretched across the nation, including oakland. this morning crews are cleaning up after violent protests. >> and it's a forecast you need to know about. noticeably warmer for today. we're going to keep that warming trend going through your wednesday. and then rain and a lot of it moves into the bay area. we'll tell you what we're expecting and when in your microclimate forecast. >> and we do have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and we'll check in on a new incident for 680 coming up. >> and a new look live downtown san jose at 6:00. not too many people on the streets. maybe they're already making their way to their thanksgiving destination. it is tuesday, november