the cold snap carries on from last week-- with plenty of folks shivering without shelter. santa cla the cold snap carries on from last week with plenty of folks shivering without shelter. santa clara county ramping up efforts to bring much-needed help. police shut down an urgent care center and boarded b.a.r.t. trains over the weekend looking for an alleged killer. san mateo officers have to pick up where they left off. a police officer known for his looks facing very serious charges. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a good monday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> more freezing temperatures to kick off your workweek. >> rob is keeping track of a

freeze warning. >> watching temperatures in the north bay and tri-valley and dipping into the 20s for the morning and see the potential for roadway ice, especially in the north bay. look at that 29 degrees right now and daytime temperatures not much warmer. as you can see only low 50s for highs. a chance we could see a few showers in the afternoon, as well. don't need the windshield wipers, but you'll want to crank up the heaters. >> we're looking over here towards fremont where the windshields are moving well and lightly populated southbound 880. just south of this fremont camera we have a crash reported right around the mccarthy onramp to 237. not on 237 will affect the folks and just a tiny bit of traffic coming in out of the ultimaamon. >> as we would like to see on a monday. thank you, mike. a popular san francisco police officer found on the

wrong side of the law. he went viral when this photo was posted online giving him the nickname, the hot cop of the castro. but now police say he's responsible for a hit and run crash that left two people in serious condition. >> stephanie chuang with more on the investigation as we hear from a friend of one of the victims. good morning, steph. >> yeah, that's right, laura and sam. the first time we're hearing from this friend who says one of the victims is his family friend who was heavily sedated in the icu but just thankful that his friend is expected to recover and be okay. off-duty christopher cors that hit two people in his dodge charger and than ran from the scene. witnesses say they heard the crash at broadway and montgomery and saw the two victims lying in the street. we spoke with one of the victims' family friends who said he is in critical condition after suffering a broken leg and

a broken jaw and injuries to had head that required stitches. >> he was with his friend. they had just watched the musical performance i believe a latin jazz nature. we were receiving all our information from earlier news reports that witnesses a say he was crossing the street with his friend and in the crosswalk. other than that, since victor's jaw is broken, he's able to speak, but, obviously, heavily medicated. other than that, we're just taking it step by stope. >> police booked him in county jail and he is out on bail and investigators had been talking to more witnesses taget information and piece together what led up to this accident to this crash of these two men hit and very severely injured. the good news in this, though, is both are expected to survive. live in our san francisco news, stephanie chuang. 4:33, happening today, the man accused of shooting and

killing is headed back to court. after the killing of antonio ramos on october 29th. he created a quite a scene. oakland police believe he shot ramos because he wanted his camera. the gun used in the shooting was stolen from an i.c.e. agent's car. a man accused of stabbing and killing his girlfriend on the peninsula. 34-year-old colleen straw died saturday from multiple stab wounds. his boyfriend seen here is wanted in connection with her death. police say on saturday afternoon they received a call from a woman saying that her boyfriend had stabbed her and then taken off. all this happening in her home on south b street in san carlos. the suspect was no where near the car.

police think an all-out search for them in the weekend shutting down the urgent care center thinking he was hiding inside. when that was not the case, they boarded b.a.r.t. trains not looking for the suspect. he is both armed and dangerous. an emphasis on safety is on top of the list this holiday season in one east bay city. police say they plan to deploy over extras over the next two high-volume shopping months in an effort to creep crime at a minim minimum. park their cars in well-lit areas and avoid leaving packages and shaupg bags and other valuables in plain view and have your keys ready when you walk back to your car. just generally be aware of your surroundings and always report any suspicious behavior. staying warm is difficult and many homeless have been left outside in the cold. today 13 daytime warming centers open at public libraries and community and senior centers

around santa clara county. they'll provide a warm place when shelters are not open, particularly helpful for those families in need. santa clara county opened two overnight cold weather centers because of this cold snap. >> certainly needed it this morning. it was 37 i read on the car temperature this morning driving to work. >> will it go up or down? hopefully a little bit up. rob mayeda joining us. >> 32 degrees, but not the coldest spot in the bay area. up towards santa rosa where it's 29 degrees and san francisco 42 degrees and we'll see clouds on the increase today and this will help keep our temperatures down, not as much sunshine and we may see a few light showers passing by, so, high temperatures today upper 40s to low 50s. 54 degrees in san jose. you can see san francisco low to mid-50s about the same across the north bay and best chance of showers will be there towards the afternoon and tri-valley

temperatures today only in the low 50s. mike? >> rob, folks who are out there little shivering going on. but inside your car, you should be okay as long as you have the heater working. no reason to stop, we have a nice flow. let's look over towards the maze and the rest of your bay. chilly, of course, up there and a smooth drive down the upper east shore free way. heading out towards pittsburg over on the shoulder and that's it for the grid, back to you. coming up next, colorado planned parenthood gunman faces a judge for the first time, learning more about the victims, the mother, the officer and the iraq war veteran.

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at 4:40. happening today, the alleged gunman behind the shooting ram pag in colorado will face the judge for the first time. robert lewis dear had recently moved to the rural town of harts ifville, which is about an hour away from the shooting scene. he lived with a woman in a runned down trailer that has no water, sewer system or electricity. when robert dear was take nn to custody, he uttered no more baby parts. again, peolice have not cited a motive. jennifer was among the victims. a mother of two was originally from hawaii. iraq war veteran stewart from texas was also killed in the shooting. the the third person killed w s

swasey. later today a trial gets under way. 26-year-old william porter charged in the death of freddie gray. porter is the first of six police officers to go on trial. the charges against him include manslaughter and assault. you recall that gray died back in april after suffering fatal injuries while in the back of a police van. all six officers are being tried separately and porter is expected to be called as a witness against at least two of them. the chicago police officer accused of shooting a man 16 times killing him makes his first court appearance today. jason vandyke is charged with first degree murder. dash cam videos show mcdonald being. the officer's lawyer said

vandyke saw mcdonald had a knife and feared for his life and others nearby. despite thanksgiving being over, these protesters still wanted to talk turkey. ad lib toss to wx

monday morning blues, more like monday morning breeze. >> run out to your car, we're

seeing temperatures cold enough for that freeze warning that will be up through about 9:00 this morning. live look at the bay bridge, where it's not as chilly closer to san francisco. we're seeing temperatures closer to 42 degrees. right now, as you take a look at san jose, it is 37 degrees right now. south bay temperatures 30s and some 20s not too far away. 32 in cupertino and move up the peninsula here, look at woodside. 29 degrees and stanford 30. as you head over to the tri-valley this morning. 23 degrees in walnut creek and 30 in dublin and, yes, 32 degrees around livermore for this morning. 39 currently in oakland and now san francisco dipping close to 39 degrees. so, we have a cool start to the day and, interestingly enough, some showers that will try to come in as we head through the afternoon. this weather system will push a lot of clouds over the bay area, the sun will have a tough time trying to warm up temperatures today. highs in the low 40s and 50s and

a chance of seeing a few showers off and on and especially across the north bay later on. san jose, should see low to mid-50s around san francisco and out towards the north bay and tri-valley today. highs in the low 50s then tonight with the high moisture in the air, overnight temperatures not quite as cold and daytime temperatures tuesday into wednesday finally getting back into the 60s. sneak preview in the forecast here. the next significant rain chance for us. bring some wind and with this pattern change, we'll see warmer temperatures and less opportunities for freezing temperatures and daytime highs back into the 60s as much-needed rain and sierra snow comes back to the picture by next thursday. here's mike. >> rob said, you need that heater. this is where he showed you 39 out of dublin into livermore. traffic flows very nicely. speeds well above 39 here. let me show you on the map. traditional little build out of the altamont.

over towards the dublin interchange and as we move your map out, wide view of the east bay and the north bay, you're all at speed here getting into the city from the peninsula also moving well at speed. we'll get a quick look at the maps for the south bay. we did have a crash, 237 at mccarthy, but not on the freeway itself. this is your live shot showing you the volume for 101. good amount of volume out there folks getting back to work after a holiday weekend. black friday may not be as popular, by the way, as it once was, but that did not stop shoppers from hitting up stores this holiday weekend. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we'll turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good monday morning to you both. the markets look to start the week on a good note. stocks ending last week and we get data today on manufacturing and pending home sales. on friday, the dow falling 15 points to 17798. the nasdaq rising 12 to 5128.

black friday may not be as busy as it used to be, but shoppers still hit the stores this holiday weekend. 52% of consumers or 151 million people shopped online or in stores thursday to sunday. spending an average of about $300. other data isn't so rosy. analytics firm says in-store traffic was flat and both sales and spending were down from last year. more consumers may have opted to shop from home this weekend. online sales rose 18% thursday and friday to nearly $4.5 billion. the firm is predicting $3 billion in sales on cybermonday. several retailers are rolling out new promotions today. walmart launched its cybermonday deals on sunday and best buy and amazon are extending their sales all week. sam and laura, back over to you. >> cybermonday here worker produck divty town. thank you very much, appreciate it. here's some tips security

experts gave to us to protect yourself before you start shopping online today. first, if you can use a separate credit card. also, pay attention to your statements. after your purchases for any unusual microcharges. hackers hope you won't notice one or two dollars missing from your account. landon just mentioned this, amazon going gangbusters. showed off the new delivery system that could soon be headed to a home near you. they plan to use it for amazon prime air service. the drones weigh 55 pounds and they can deliver packages carrying up to five pounds. fly under 400 feet and use sense to dodge obstacles. amazon says that they'll launch the service after they get federal safety approval, which could be some time next year. a grocery store full of

protesters, that was the scene at the market street whole foods in san francisco yesterday. all because of an investigation into the chain's turkey supplier. >> what do we want? >> activists with direct action everywhere wore blue and held pictures of turkeys as they marched around the store yesterday afternoon. they say their protest follows an investigation, the results of which were released last week. the group showed these pictures showing turkeys in crowded barnes and trapped in areas where feces covered the floor. the pictures show the condition at a farm in the central valley. whole foods has fired back after these accusations. they sent osstatement which says in part, it is important to understand the mission of activist groups isn't farm animal welfare but rather a total end to animal agriculture and meat consumption. whole food sent a team to the far within an hour of seeing the

images and found out theismages were not how the group portrayed them. it is from the same farm. >> different vils thesual there. >> gives you perspective. it's a bird, it's a plane, it's maessage. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we investigate.

4:53 right now on your monday. a sprint to the rest of the holidays and we are sprinting in the cold. you're not running. >> i want to slow it all down.

>> not very comfortable to do any kind of running before 9:00 a.m. we still have that freeze warning up for our interior valleys and 29 in the north bay and palo alto 37 degrees right now. clouds spilling in and slight chance you could see a few showers. keep our daytime temperatures down and into the low 50s for highs for most of the bay area. low 50s from san francisco and 40s to low 50s across the north bay this afternoon and we should see highs in the low 50s today out around the tri-valley and now for another check of your monday drive. here's mike. >> bay bridge toll plaza. look at that, we have cash payers waiting on either side traditional and we likely don't have all those cash takers in their positions just yet. we got about six or seven minutes to go. look over towards the san mateo bridge. and across the san mateo bridge, as well, which is moving very well towards the peninsula side and look at palo alto this is the last to show our live cameras for any slowing and way too early to see any problems

for the peninsula. that's good news all the way from the south bay into the city. back to you. combatting problems with drunk drivers the chp dui crackdown wrapped up overnight and the latest figures. the chp golden gate division which covers all nine bay area counties they made 32 dui arrests. a new app will allow people to do some time traveling in the east bay. walk walnut creek. lets downtown visitors go back in time by viewing pictures of buildings and streets like they were in the past. people enter a code posted on one of the 60 sites in the area. the university of california is putting big money behind the fight behind climate change. the uc is pledging $1 billion over the next five years. that money will go towards research and the development of

clean energy technology. in doing so, it joins a coalition led by microsoft founder bill gates. additionally to that billion dollars over the next five years. the uc also committing to funding another $250,000 in clean energy projects that come out of research. 4:56. a group of disgruntled fans sent the owner of the 49ers a very direct message above levi stadium. this is a scene and a plane pulling a banner read jed and the 49ers should mutually part ways to describe why the team and jim harbaugh parted ways at the end of last season. york should take responsibility for the team's struggles. >> i feel management and coaching staff, i respect them, but they're not up to par. >> 49ers lost to the cardinals. their record fell to 3-8 on the season. we're told the banner was funded

by several fans using a go-fund me account. >> they also lost a lot of players to injuries and retirement. so, it's been tough for the niners in general. coming up next, in paris for several weeks. president obama and 100 other world leaders coming together. the reason to save future generations from catastrophic global change. this could set the tone for years to come. a san francisco police officer used to having a high profile now finds himself in serious trouble with the law. 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. last week-- with plenty of folks

shivering without shelter. the cold snap carries on from last week as plenty of folks shivering without shelter. santa clara county ramps up efforts to bring much-needed help as temperatures dip. melting ice caps. the push from president obama to convince the world to take a stand on climate change. a police officer known for his looks facing very serious charnels. "today in the bay" starts right now. 5:00 right now. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garia canon. >> i mentioned it's cold, a trend most of us are trying to get used to. grab your coats and gloves and

another freezing morning ahead of us. a live look at san jose where temperatures are expected to dip for yet another day. >> let's bring in rob mayeda. >> at least through 9:00 a.m. today. north bay locations into that freeze warning this morning and a check of our temperatures will show you, sure enough, 31 degrees in santa rosea and look at those lunchtime temperatures in the 40s to near 50. increasing clouds and a chance of seeing a few showers later on this afternoon. a closer look at that system coming up in our forecast in a few minutes and now for another check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and they opened all lanes here on the left approach and still have a few folks waiting to pay cash and one lane left to be open and we'll see that change over the next few. as we saw at the toll plaza for the most part and all over this map, no problems for that flow of traffic. the north bay included, very