huring me stop resisting =laura/vo= money, huring me stop resisting =laura/vo= money, housing and anger. the fight for affordable homes in the bay area -- boils over and comes to blows in the money, housing and anger. the fight for affordable homes in the bay area boils over and comes to blows in the east bay. "today in the bay" starts right now. very good morning to you, thank you for joining us. >>. >> not boiling outside far from it.

ck traffic maps 680 cleared a minute and a half ago. back to you. ghtenank you, mike. g leadwed you a clip of the chaos a second ago, frightening ssibe enthe east bay after a heated debate over affordable housing leads to a violent on rent increases above

8-percent. =sam/cu= u-c merced is closed this morning - as police continue to investigate a stabbing attack that injured four people and led police to shoot and kill a student on campus. =take vo= one of those stabbing victims is now being called a hero. "byron price" says he thought he was rushing in to break up a fight. instead he was confronted by a man stabbing a student in a classroom. the suspect was shot and killed by campus police. the sheriff'separent is not revealing a motive for the

rampage. all four stabbing victims are expected to survive. classes are expected to resume on friday. =laura/cu= we have some new details on a gruesome crash that injured two 12-year-old boys in san francisco. a woman drove slammed into them in a marina crosswalk - as they were walking to school. the driver is facing dui charges. =vo= police say she apparently didn't see the children because a delivery truck was stopped at the crosswalk to let them pass. it happened at bay and buchanan streets around 8-30 yesterday morning. the kids were walking to marina middle school. they suffered serious injuries, but are expected to survive. police identify the driver as 30 year old kirsten andereck. she stopped at the scene, and is said to be cooperating with the investigation. neighbors were horrified. =sot= 14:00 we came just after accident and of course it made me cry so it was pretty sad. =laura/vo= several neighbors say the crosswalk has long been a dangerous crossing. the city says improvements were already in the works, including reducing number of lanes and installing speed bumps.

=sam/cu= a sobering reminder that the flu can be deadly. this morning we've learned that the state's first flu death of the season happened right here in santa clara county. =vo= we know very little abou death of the season happens right here in santa clara county. rginr the age of 65 and had other medical issues. last season 78 people died from the flu here in california. m alth official os are urmging everyone to get your flu shot. eme virus peaks between the months of december and april. oneshe game commission potefornia crab season will be capsuled. s of aomes after a stunning warning, do not eat dungeness crab in the bay area. potentially high level of onurotoxins caused by algae in the water. symptoms range from nausea and

withres and strong enough levels can be deadly. commercial crab season was supposed to open a week from saturday. use take it with you is the message from the recreational area. ly an effort to clean up ocean d soh they're removing trash cans and urging everyone to take your garbage with you. they say the cans were being overstuffed and some beach goers are complaining that the move is creating more litter. park workers say a similar plan is already worker at nearby baker beach. if they don't see results at ocean beach, the garbage cans will be put back. you better put on your coat this morning, it is a chilly start to the day. >> its are eit's been a that wak already. 30s in many spots and a couple mid-30s sprinkled in here the east bay, as well as the north

bay. 39 degrees in livermore and oakland and 46 in sunnyvale and in san francisco now it is 48 degrees. heading into the afternoon, expect highs in the mid-60s in los gatos and san jose and 69 degrees the castro will be at 64 and we'll have some low 70s in santa rosa while napa tops out at 67 degrees. antioch 68 and danville today reaching 68 degrees. we'll have a look at the seven-day forecast and what to expect this weekend with another chance of rain that's coming up in a few minutes. let's get a look now at the tri-valley with mike. >> good morn oing, kari. cight out to dublin showing what you would expect. good amount of traffic, but not too much. we're looking at the maps and do see that there is some slowing on this map. 580, slowing out of the altamont pass. we see a lot of slowing and also an overnight construction crew. i'm going to assume that is what

is causing the slow down and light traffic through the area and use the extra couple minutes to get through safely as the construction crew still there. south bay no problems and we are watching and hoping for not a third day in a row and no cationms right now for 101. back to you. >> a lot of green, thank you, mike. thecoming up next we investigate a couple's dream vacation turns into a nightmare that leaves a family grieving and deep in doubt. little known travel rule that could wind up costing your family thousands of dollars. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. you might remember having to

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you might say it's not

exactly your typical bay area morning because we're not seeing a lot of clouds so far, what we are seeing, temperatures in the 30s. >> getting into that time of year where you start out with a clear sky. a little bit of some patchy frost. we'll check in with mike to see if that could slow you down or if you should slow down anyway. let's take a look outside right now in san jose. we see mostly clear start and it is cool. it feels like fall. cranking up the heater, once again, grabbing a jacket before you head out and as we go into the day, all those clear skies will allow our temperatures to warm up slowly. it won't be as windy as yesterday, but a look at all the microclimates now because the winds have subsided. our temperatures have dropped down a few more degrees over yesterday morning and a closer look at the south bay now. morgan hill 41 degrees. in downtown san jose, it's 40 degrees. in the north bay, down to 48 degrees while san francisco is at 48. a look at the microclimates and

the hour-by-hour forecast in san francisco. we'll be at 50 degrees and then slowly seeing them climb into the low 60s today and mostly sunny skies. getting ready for another chance of rain, a few more days to dry out. heading into the weekend, we'll watch this front rolling in from the west and by sunday, we could start to see the showers moving into the bay area. actually the north bay early in the morning and then into the start of the day on monday. this could also bring in more snow for the sierra and look at one of the computer models of what it is forecasting. up to five inches of snow for south lake tahoe and the outer edges in some of the lower elevations you're seeing an inch or two. the seven-day forecast for the coast, expect highs today around 61 degrees and then staying in up thor 50s. that chance of rain sunday and monday and heading bay side our temperatures will be in the 60s for the next several days and a little bit cooler heading into

the weekend and early next week. inland temperatures will be in the 70s turning cooler by sunday and monday. no warm up in this seven-day forecast. we'll get another look coming up in a few minutes. but let's check in now with mike with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we'll start over here where we're looking at still the lanes over to the left approach out of the backup and one of the cash lanes is still not open and the rest are moving and an easy drive right here. the north bay, as well, though, with no slowing, no problems here. limit through san rafael. as we show you the entire map of that area, we'll mention as kari talked about, down to 38 degrees right now and dip a little more for those temperatures and watch for any reports of frost and maybe slippery conditions and we'll let you know if that does occur. so far no problems. a fender bender right around the maze and waiting for more details. we didn't see any problems on the live shot. dumbarton bridge is just fine and slowing out of the altamont and highway 84.

back to you. >> thank you, mike. thanksgiving travel could set new records this year. >> are we really talking about thanksgiving. >> right around the corner. >> holiday season for that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy who has her mashed potatoes and yams ready over there. >> i already got my turkey on, what are you talking about? the markets look to rebound today and futures are higher and stocks fell for the first time in and comments from janet yellin an interest rate hike is a possibility in december. and worker prooduckativity. the dow falling 50 points to 17867. the nasdaq, slipping, too. facebook hit an had-tiall-time . facebook now has 1.55 billion users who logon at least once a month and more of those people are posting status updates or

watching videos from their smartphones and tablets. facebook now gets more than 75% of ad revenue from mobile devices. and the friendly skies are going to be crowded this thanksgiving. an airline industry group says u.s. carriers are expected to fly 25.3 million passengers over the holiday weekend. that's up 3% from last year. airlines are adding flights to meet demand and the group also says the top ten u.s. airlines earned a collected $18 billion in the first nine months of this year thanks to drops in fuel costs. a busy thanksgiving, guys. make sure you get there early. >> make sure you buy a lot of pie. >> or serve it to some of your fellow passengers so they're a little less ornery. the voters have spoken after san francisco voters rejected prop f, the measure that lost by a fairly narrow vote of 55% to 45%. would have limited short-term rentals to just 75 days a year instead of 90.

up to six months of jailtime for those violating the rules. the measure was largely aimed at air b and b. the company spent millions of dollars to try to defeat prop f and succeeded. supporters of the measure say they're not giving up. trying to get the measure back on the ballot some time in the near future. hillary clinton waking up here in the bay area this morning. she arrived in los altos hill. kids who were invited. this is exclusive video and pictures from inside the event. while the event was billed as kid friendly she addressed some very adult topics. talked about isis, climate change. hosted by silicon valley ceo. mrs. clinton will be in the napa area later today.

tickets to today's event range from 250 to $50,000. i was distracted by that little cute boy that was just standing right next to her. >> a lot of people were happy to hang out with mrs. clinton when it's in wine country. >> bring your checkbooks. voters and reporters asking tough questions on the campaign trail but yesterday hillary clinton was hit with a big question from a little boy. >> he wants to know if we can make more playtime for school. >> recess, recess! taxes and health care to tell me the important stuff. can we extend that recess. this is from yesterday's q and a session with mrs. clinton. she took several questions from the kids. that's good. >> read my lips, there will be more dodge ball. coming up next, what will they say about a new hint about a nasa announcement happening

just a few hours from right now.

thursday morning. on thursdays and fridays, you know what we like to do, look towards the weekend because -- >> i do that on monday sometimes. >> that's a little ahead of yourself. kari, do you have your weekend forecast ready some. >> it will be a great weekend and one will have more of the same weather. highs in the 60s and 70s. very comfortable. 65 degrees in san francisco tomorrow. 64 degrees saturday. sunday, you notice the temperature is a few degrees cooler. that's it day we'll be watching for more clouds and the possibility of some scattered showers moving in. so, put that in the weekend plans, too. let's see if you're slowing down anywhere with mike. >> all right, kari, start with a big look at the bay.

north bay, no delays. let me given you the cliff notes, no real problems. want tashow problems little blips here and there. and we see sudden slowing and watching for crashes up there so far no reports of any problems. same thing for oakland at the bottom of your screen. let's move down. anywhere south of the bay bridge looks really nice, as well. except for over here in the tri-valley. west 580 out of the altamont pass. highway 84 with your typical construction right around vineyard and we have that from time to time about once a month and that's what we see right w now. it may have some folks starting to move and a look at the b.a.r.t. station reminds us of a minor delay. that's recovering just a couple minutes delay, guys. there's the dublin grade, back to you. >> pretty long view there, thanks, mike. a sacramento area man waking up in jail this morning accused of attacking an american hero

outside of a sacramento bar. that hero spencer stone, you might remember, helped stop a terror attack on paris-bound train. james tran was arrest eed near s home yesterday. you'll remember that video of several men kind of circulating around stone. he is expected in court on friday to face attempted murder charges. police describe him as gang aff affiliated. he has a felony record. investigators do not believe that attack had anything to do with stone's roll in taking down an armed man aboard a paris train back in august. this morning, things are moving at the san diego airport after a gunman managed to bring all flights to a halt for hours yesterday. it all started when a domestic violent suspect. the faa blocked all arrivals at the airport.

thus triggering delays at other airports. after a five-hour standoff with the s.w.a.t team the gunman surrendered peacefully and no one was hurt. nasa is promising a new announcement just hours from now. deliver new findings on the red planet's atmosphere. nasa isn't offering any details, but many speculating the news will be tied to the agency's quest to send a man mission to mars the next few decades. held at nasa's washington, d.c., headquarters. >> they found matt damon hanging out on the surface of mars. too toxic for your table. could put california's crab season on ice. what is in the water has has grabbers so concerned? a bloody battle in the east bay and the hot topic that led to violence at a city council meeting last night. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail

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money, housing and anger. the fight for affordable a violent scene in alameda last night. money housing and anger. the fight for affordable homes in the bay area boiling over and coming to blows in the east bay. "today oin the bay" starts right now. a good thursday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm

sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. it is another cold start to our morning. check in with meteorologist kari hall. i got the long sleeves, you have the short sleeves. you are tough. >> you have to because it is very chilly out there. and our temperatures are in the 30s in the north bay, but we've got some 40s for the rest of the bay area, but a few spots may be dealing with some patchy frost. after that, we'll warm up into the upper 60s and a few spots hitting 70 degrees like the north bay and lighter wind than we had yesterday. so, i'll detail that and what to expect this weekend with another chance of rain. that's coming up in a few minutes. but also looking at the bay bridge, mike. >> i don't want to get anybody in trouble, but looks like one or two tol tickers are a couple minutes away. one here on each side of the fastrak lanes. we'll track this as it changes. meanwhile, we'll look at the rest of your bay and haven't seen much change to the flow