police officers extinguish those flames. >> and we're going to start out your work week with some fog, afternoon noon sunshine, then we have some heavy rain on the way for thursday. rain like we haven't seen in over a decade. all the details in moments. >> and unfortunately we see this almost every day, folks waiting for the clock to change to 5:00 and a pricing chang at the bay bridge toll plaza. and a live look outside right now. mike, that the bay bridge where everybody is trying to get to. it is monday, december the 8th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> you got to start somewhere. good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock.

>> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off today. >> people are angry offer the recent shooting death across the country, taking their frustration out on local businesses. this is what happened to a chase bank in berkeley. also local businesses were hit. you can see the protesters smash a window and then just walk away. >> so a lot of activity there. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren who is checking the possibility -- or the guarantee, i think, of more rain this week. >> the guarantee i can give you 100%. how much, that's the big question mark. this morning, we're tracking a little fog through the tri-valley. north bay rain to south bay sun. that's the sorry throughout today. everybody seeing a fair amount of sunshine today, tomorrow, things start to turn cloudy and then we bring in the rain, heavy at times, by wednesday night.

here's mike inouye. >> we have a little break before that rain but still dealing with moisture in the air. we're showing you westbound 580. look at the map. remember our traffic and weather map tied together. we have the road weather index has orange painted. that means dense fog advisory -- not an advisory, i should make that clear. it from that. >> protests continuing across the country. anger is festering and growing over the use of deadly force by police officers. this is the scene in new york city last night when protesters took over a toys are who marched

through the streets smashing windows and setting fires. >> today's. >> unfortunately, our corrective warning to you is up and down telegraph and shattuck. this is. this is radio shack, they busted all the windows. the public works department just finished boarding it up. they went inside, they looted a bank, they went to trader joe's and this is the scene of an arco gas station. they set debris on fire in the

middle of the rote. -- around 9:00 last night, you know, there was probably about 500, 600 protesters out here, a smaller group of them, around 200, went up on highway 24, shutting down several lanes of traffic in the oakland area. that's where they met up and that supports what we have seen as well. 13 people arrested last night, two arrested for what they allegedly did the night before and there were two officers who were hurt, minor injuries. it should be noted that according to at least one report, some of the protesters,

many of the protesters, were chanting peaceful "peaceful protest" in hopes of avoiding scenes like this. one protesters told folks who were going to damage the radio shack store. >> thank you very much, bob. the los angeles loss fire crews are putting out. >> we're going to take a live look outside now to see how things appear at 5:05. that is the fire. it closed down parts of the 110 and 101 freeways for a brief time. more than 200 firefighters were called in to fight that fire.

nobody pb it is a combat mission more than a decade long, 13 years after al qaeda's 9/11 terror attacks. the coalition will maintain some 13,000 troops in afghanistan, mostly to help serve in a transition role. at its peak there were about 140,000 nato troops in afghanistan. >> postal inspectors how much male was damage a. right now the postal service is only saying, quote, a substantial amount of maim was damaged. crews worked for hours to rye

tro me rof itsfrnl because of a grant from the u.s. justice department. a number of bay area police departments are now using body cameras, including san jose and campbell. >> and the san jose police department is now outlining what the department plans to use its drone for. during a weekend community meeting, officers said the drone would be used on to ewallet rchlts woor suggesting. and we're doing that on purpose

so that it the one-year test program on privacy will not begin until it's approved by the city council and the faa. >> at a meeting this morning, one of the topics will be how to keep the raiders in town. the lease expires at the end of the season and so far there's no new rights. the raiders want a new stadium but they don't.

>> borderline dominant performance by the raiders there. >> very good. >> prior to the game there was an actual wedding in the parking lot. >> april a die-hard raiders fan wed a life long 49ers fan in front of family and friend. the couple couple met 16 years ago. >> there really is an amorrous relationship with fans for the most part. we have christina loren, who is no doubt a raiders fan and probably in a very good mood this morning. >> you know who is in a bad news? all those fantasy football guys who lost yesterday. the odds were not with us. sam brock, i do not know. i'm not going to tell anybody about what you do. hey, it's a big thing, i once dated a guy, it was a big part of his life. he put a lot of money into it,

too. i don't understand it, kris, do you? >> i like the real thing. >> the real thing is way better. here's what we're working with, some showers, not really the real thing. most of the bay area will stay dry. i want to talk about a little bit of fog developing. temperatures mostly in the 50s this morning. weep have a good looking day coming your way. 70 degrees from the south bay, 68 from the peninsula. oh, my goodness, those hills are so green, so beautiful, and there is more rain on the way and a lot of it. potentially more rain than we've had in a decade here in the bay area. i know that sound extreme will you let me show you what's coming your way.

a lot of rainfall over a very short portfolio. >> don't ever stop in lanes over here at the bay bridge. i'll let you know, try to save you a few hundred dollars for that ticket over there. looking over at the empriville camera by the bay bridge. the fog is returning to the bay area once given today. right now the golden gate bruj as christine. >> an old corridor down toward the tri-valley will be an issue.

a slight build for west 580 as you'd expect out of the altamont pass. you have a clear flow of traffic along that peninsula. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >> it is 5:12 now. nasa's orion spacecraft is on the move again. >> didn't it just splash down? it it's. >> give mp

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were truly looking out for its customers, it would charge their customers less. while tim cook did not pap because apple is also battling in court in oakland today, continuing the so-called ipod trial. scott, some real twists and turns in court. >> one of the plaintiffs in the case dropped out friday. turned out she had the wrong ipod. here she is testifying from a sketch last week, this is slightly different testimony, but she did testify last week. apple lawyers asked to see th

then -- the ipod. how we get ten years into this and find out one of the plaintiffs has the wrong ipod is flabbergasting. >> well, let's get a check of the market this morning. we turn to landon doughty of cnbc. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. futures reporting to a lower open today. nding the record high try from the nasdaq up 11 to 4,780. >> three bay area companies set

to ipo this week. new relic is a software company, horton works is another software company. and this company is called left-handing club. it allows you to pool your money together and left-hand it out to people. here you see horton works as well. they're going to ib. . nm. >> i think he mentions lending club because he want us to pool our cash. >> also amazing is lending out to private people, you get more honest returns than banks do. more people are paying back the lending club than they do the wells fargo. you don't want to default on

peop people. we're going to get a good return on your investments, if you bought an umbrella, maybe some boots. let's take you right to your radar this morning. this is not it. just a light. 49 degrees there and we're going to hit 70s today. your temperatures drop like a rock as we progress throughout the week. so if you have an outfit you want to wear, maybe some short

sleeves, go ahead and do so. by wednesday 65 degrees is the high in the south bay. we'll never to the meddle. >> most of this rain is going to come through on thursday morning. so i set in in motion. >> i can't really show what you we're expecting on some of the other models because they are so outrageous. what i'm going to say basically, get ready for some heavy rainfall like we haven't seen in over a decade as we head throughout the latter portion of this week. i'm going to time it out to your doorstep coming up in my next report. but first, here's mike and your drive. >> nothing outrageous about this. easy flow of traffic here. fremont approach coming out of sunol. let's talk about that as we look at the map. we show you the south bay and easy flow of traffic.

it cleared up but we're just checking anyway. it's what you'd expect on a monday for a parkthis is the issue north of there as well and out of the antioch bridge. a smoother drive toward 680 coming off the benicia bridge and we'll show you the bay bridge where we have the live look here a a convoy carrying

flight mh-17 entered germany early this morning on its way to the netherlands. more than two-thirds of the 298 people on board the flight were dutch. experts think the plane was shot down with a ground-to-air missile fired from a territory held by pro-russian separatists. the wreckage will give investigators a better idea of what happened. >> back to the nfl. new word that adrian peterson's suspension could actually extend into next season. an arbitrator is currently reviewing peterson's repeal of his initial suspension for six games. that was handed down after peterson pleaded no contest.

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it is 5:25 right now. and college bowl games are all set. >> it is the inaugural year of that playoff format. one of they can a pac-12 team, number two ranked oregon. the ducks are going to play florida state at the rose bowl on new year's day. oregon walloped arizona friday night locally at levi's stadium. also plays on new year's day, number one ranked alabama, the tide is going up against the four seeded ohio state buckeyes. they'll square off in the sugar bowl. >> from college to high school football where there were some pretty big names in the stand for the nevada state title game. that is humid ali right there and -- mohamed ali right there.

>> that is a high school power house. snoop dog, you think he's being in cognito but then he does interviews during the game. >> coming up, what u.s. officials are saying about a navy seal raid that clearly went terribly wrong.

developing news, protesters clearing out of berkeley after a night of violent protests. a number of businesses damaged,

at least one person injured, as well as several police officers. bob redell has the latest next. >> plus a data breach coming up next, this one involving a popular video system. >> and we're kicking off your work week with calm conditions. afternoon sunshine coming your way. it will stay mild into tuesday and wednesday, i'll. >> and a live look outside at downtown san hope say where it's all clear this morning. a rather mild start but hold on to your hats and your umbrellas, ladies and gentlemen. it going to get rough out there. this is monday, december 8th,

and you're watching tight. >> from nbc bay area, this is thanks for joining us. i'm opinion. >> i'm optimistically cautious at this point because we're still more than 72 hours out. i can tell you that we've been watching this system and it looks like a big one. fog drifting around, you have pretty good visibility. also watch out for a little fog through gilroy this morning. what you can expect for today, a little bit of shower activity becoming sunny, a really nice day. then we're talking about the heaviest rain in over a decade in a 24-hour period coming your

way on thursday. more on this in moments. first, let's check that drive as promsed. he here. we can see the cars at the bottom here. about a mile and a half as far as visibility goes, that's plenty of stopping distance for you. on the road itself it might feeling little more enclosed. there may be patchy, dense fog through this portion of your commute. just keep that in mind. but actually tlod you through concord and the pins frchls

christina's numbers show you it's lower visibility through fairfield. no real problem as far as the bay bridge, toll plaza. the golden gate bridge we often talk about fog issues but for now a clear view across that span. >> it is 5:33 right now, business owners in berkeley dealing with this and the fallout after protests got out of hand once again last night and into the early toks were tullly. >> good morning to you, chris. this all started peacefully last night, you had months protesting

through berkeley, some of the protesters what chanting "peaceful protest." not. >> took that message to heart. a radio shack was luted. it was a. . it wasn't just the radio shack, the trader joe's, whom food. and you're looking at video of a chase bank that had many of its windows smashed. law enforcement of course, a lot of people testing the it's been around 9:00 last night, 200

peoples would poonnow, according to law enforcement they said protesters threw bottles, people of concrete, at one point possibly a 180. reporting live in berkeley, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> this is what it looked like in new york city. this is from late last night. coming up in less than ten minutes what the president is expected to say today about the issue. >> a new security breach overnight. this one involving sony's online play station store. we'll bring in our tech expert now, scott mcgrew. how bad is this one, zmot. >> not bad because sony's other problems are so horrible, that

this by comparison is very small in in 2011 sony playstation got hacked and it was down for something like a month. a month this network goes offline. it does not seen this time they got credit card numbers or player information. compared to what's going on over at stone sewn zbrrchl is it the same -- no, the one offer there stands for g.o.p. >> not grand ol' park. >> we think it's european, though the issues if i were a

sony employee, i'd feel very threatened. >> it's a trove of information. >> i don't think they're done attacking them yet. >> it is 5:37 right now. new dehli has banned uber after a comes officials -- a passenger reportedly fell asleep on the ride home. police are working to verify claims that the driver had been acquitted of rape charges in 2011. uber said they should work with

endia to establish clear guidelines for a background check. photojournalist luke somers was being held captain in yemen. some report the white house was not wear archsecond hostage, peter korkie. the u.s. did not know negotiations were under way to get his release. both hostages died in a start. >> >> some of our cities, sam and chris, already at about 200% of average for this season and we have a lot more rain coming

your way as we get into the latter portion of the week. so enjoy today, tomorrow into wednesday, we will stay mostly dry. a little shower activity up in the north bay. after we get into than this afternoon, we're going to rule that out until once pand getting ready to hit the bay area later on this week. 56 right now in the north bay, on our way to a really nice mostly sunny finish. you'll see a mix of sun and cloud for the first part of the day as we get into thursday night. especially we are going to have some really, really heavy storm totals and storm report because the rain really starts to come through starting. >> morning. there is fog out here.

not here at the bay bridge. build ul, though, it prrk. >> you look at your maps. we're not looking at any major slowing because we have a person personal we'll get a quick look at fremont. 880 moves nicely. back to you. >> it is 5:40 now. the white house responding to recent protests, including those that turned violent in berkeley. we're in washington for the latest. >> we'll also be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather right after this break. stay with us.

>> most of these protests are peaceful but they're loud, shutting down whole city areas at one time. right now there are protesters gathering here near the u.s.

capitol, hoping to send a message that they are demanding justice and demanding it now. the protests continued through the weekend and so do the national conversations. >> an internal investigation into the death of eric garner should be completed soon but in the meantime, police forces are retraining their forces. >> the widow of eric garner said her husband's death wasn't about black and white but insists it was a crime nonetheless. >> i feel that he was murdered unjustly. >> from his death on a stat i don't know island sidewalk to protests in streets around the country, a trial for the

american justice system. >> that was brian moore reporting from washington. we appreciate that look. stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage. protests. when we're not on air, you can check out everything you need to know on nbc bay area.com. we also have updated information on facebook and on our twitter account as well. >> at least 21 deaths are now being reported from a powerful typhoon still moving toward the philippine capital. the typhoon has now been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves toward manila but winds are topping out at 85 miles an hour. the fear is the storm is moving so slowly that heavy rains could trigger landslides and flash flooding when it finally hits the central philippines. >> serious health concerns to see people wading in the streets in the philippines. >> keeping a close eye of what's

going on back home. >> christina loren, you say we have quite a forecast, the heaviest rain in a decade on thursday. >> we're expecting that over a 24-hour period. it's going to get very active here. we're already at 200% or above. here in san jose we're in 175% of average for the season so far thanks to all the rain we've been getting so far this season. here's the deal. you know me, i'm always looking at about 15 days out. it's not just this week. those storms are lining up and that storm window looks to stay open throughout the entire month of december. now that could change but basically for us that means we'll get one to two good storm systems throughout the month. just look around the bay area and you see that story, beautiful, green luscious hills. you don't need your umbrella

unless you're waking up west and north of the golden gate bridge. we have two and a half miles visibility in concord and we been down to around a mile and a half drifting around livermore. gilroy also seeing the fog develop down there. watch out if you're trying to get over to central valley. about 70 degrees right here in beautiful san jose. heavy rain moves in by wednesday night into thursday. you're going to get a couple days to prepare your home. because of the wind event we had last week, a lot of leaves were knocked off of those branches out there and that could create some big problems if people don't get those out. heads up, i warned you if you see those flooded areas. the heavy stuff comes through, also expecting some thunderstorms, some very gusty wind and some high waves.

right now we want to talk to mike about your drive. >> being drier conditions, that's better for your commute. let's look at your pattern on your maps and what you expect to see, slower drive developing north of the 180 interchange. that will calm down and come back to another 35 minutes from now. so far a typical pattern here for 85 and 87. no big drama here. we did have an earlier crash reported southbound at 101. 81 looked like it cleared without any real slowing. you already see a little slowing up. a smoother drive but a little bit of a build for west 84 across that dumbarton bridge. a big are concern is here for the tri-valley. the orange around here, fog, low clouds definitely for the altamont pass, also out of

brentwood and a smooth drive approaching the bay bridge. west 580 slows a bit and so does west 24. we'll show you the dublin area. we talked about the low clouds covering, the low cloud hovering around, can be an issue from time to time. an at the emeryville cameras, we see the starch inchions. >> a different perspective there. thank you very much, mike. we could find out today if the man accused of killing a tsa agent at l.a.x. will face the death penalty. prosecutors are supposed to announce whether they'll seek the death penalty for paul ciancia. they say he opened up fire last year killing a tsa agent and hurting through other people as well.

he has pleaded not guilty. the judge wants the case to go to trial next year. >> a disturbing discovery at the seen the shooting happened at about the:30 at the corner of golden gate and leavenworth. it is unclear right now who the victim is and. >> the driver has not been identified, but we are told she is in grave condition. the passenger in the car and a police officer also taken to the hospital, but they have since been released. >> the raiders and the niners squared off this weekend in the battle of the bay.

there were questions coming into the weekend about what kind of violence we might see. now from the south bay, a security guard from a popular sports bar is in the hospital. it happened at the britainia club. several people were detained and questioned. it's unclear if the actual shooter was arrested. >> things stayed mostly calm at o.co for yesterday's battle of the bay. raiders fans still feeling good about the underdog raiders shock of the 49ers. fans on both sides ating to, tailgated together and seemed to keep the action.

>>. >> she's family but i love my niners! >> she's really a niners fan. >> a win may single handedly make up for an otherwise lost season. the raiders only won their second game last weekend. >> both of these teams probably not making the playoffs. >> crews continue to repair that masses mass sif sinkhole in san francisco. it opened up last week in the richmond district following intense rain, creating feet and feet of empty space there. it looks like crews have at least patched up part of this this morning. >> the american economy is on fire. on friday the government said a

staggering number of people had been added to the work force. scott mcgrew said this puts the fed in a pickle and this is the reason why the stock market want reacting. >> it's good news/bad news, isn't it? fans have been doing all sorts of things to monitor the economy. friday we learned more than 300,000 jobs were added in the month of november, the economy is back. in fact, job growth is better than what either presidential candidate promised during the elections sfw. >> on friday, rare testimony from the late steve jobs.

jobs taped his testimony a few months before he died. the gist of his answers mostly i don't remember. jobs and apple accused of changing the software on itunes and ipods to lock out competing services from selling music. it would be like ford making an engine that only used chevron gas and then tweak that to keep arco gas out. >> a peek at the weather forecast. >> a little shower activity in

the north bay. as we head throughout the morning hours, the chance of rain will lessen. it will be really comfortable. then the rain moves in and a lot of it over a very short duration of time. we are expecting localized flooding later on this week. and rain measured in inches. yet again with more on the way for the next couple of weeks. our situation has turned around. we're going to talk about that, if i have you a little. traffic is flowing here from the toll plaza, underneath the stanchion with the all-green lights. it looks like the metering lights are on but they are not. the map shows you no drama outside of the approach off of the maze and a pretty typical pattern for most of the bay.

also the tri-valley, slowing kicks in as well as the fog so watch for low visibility as you're coming through livermore out of the altamont pass. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge's whirl wind visit to the united states continues today. they left the big apple and they're headed to washington, d.c. >> and they're still royal. >> prince william will meet with president obama in washington, d.c. today and attend a session at the world bank. kate will send her entire day. >> we know they like soccer. hopefully they like basketball, too. >> a japanese cult class sick

getting a bit of a revival. >> a company announced it would release a new movie "godzilla." the new film is expected to be released in 2016. >> every 50 or 630 years these movies are due a remake, don't you think? 5:57. we are continuing to follow developing news. protesters busting windows and setting trash cans on fire. work crews up early this morning sealing up local businesses. bob redell will have a report for you next. >> plus, a massive four ♪ ♪

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