"let's make sure we never forget what makes this country exceptional. let's not forget that freedom is more powerful to let's make sure we never forget what makes us exceptional. >> president obama vowing to beat terrorism, this in the wake of the terror attack in san bernardino. >> a warning from police to uc berkeley students. be careful who you meet on the internet. >> b.a.r.t. riders are going to have to dig deeper to make their daily commute. today in the bay starts right now. start of a new week. it is monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> it's 4:30 right now. early, not so bright just yet. but anthony slaughter is in the house. good morning. >> we're watching a big storm

system by the mid of the upcoming week. we've got lots of cloud cover in place this morning and a little fog and drizzle. keep that in mind as you head out on the roads. we're rooking at lots of cloud cover to be with us for the first half of the day. temperatures are going to be cool, back to near 60 degrees. yesterday, san jose hit 70. 64 for the south bay. we'll talk about the rain in a little bit. let's toss it over to mike. there's enough moisture in the air that folks need to use their windshield wipers in spot. two cash lanes are not here here. that's the reason for the backup. as we look at your map, the orange on the map, the highlighting there over in the east bay and other parts of the north bay is where the fog can be thicker. down to a quarter of a mile in north bay where we have a deadly

crash that happened last night before midnight. sounds like a pedestrian might have been walking across an off-ramp there. so shiloh off-ramp remains closed. thick fog in the area. back to you. in the meantime, in a rare oval office address, president obama declaring last week's shooting rampage in san bernardino quote an act of terrorism. while he denounced terrorism, his message as muslim americans is very clear. >> chris sanchez has more on the president's powerful address to the nation. >> the president said that the threat of terror is real and evolving. and though paul ryan called the message half hartening and disappointing, he got into specifics. he said air strikes and special operations on the ground are part of the strategy. he wants to continue arming

iraqis in in syria and he wants to bring an end to the syrian war. the president also reiterated his call for gun control saying that again, there is no reason why people who are on the no fly list because of possible terrorist affiliations should be able to buy a gun. president obama also took aim at the technology and the finances of this new and evolving threat. the president said that muslim communities are part of the solution and that they must work to root out the radicals and the extremists as well. >> isil does not speak for islam. they are thugs and killers, part of a cult of death. and they account for a tiny fraction of a more than a billion muslims around the world, including millions of patriotic muslim americans who reject their hatest ideology. >> today homeland security secretary jeh johnson is going

to speak. we'll mon to that. the agency's priorities are on the agenda. i'll bring you the republican reaction to the president's speech, which is, by the way, only the third from the oval office. sam and laura? it is 4:34. the san bernardino shooting rampage left 14 people dead and 21 others wounded and we're learning more about the victims. the family of 27-year-old sierra claiborne describe her as a ray of sunshine. her older sister lives in sacramento who spoke exclusively to our nbc affiliate about the moment that she got the phone call that her sister had been called. >> it was the worst moment of my li life. yeah. it's terrible. it's one of those things where you think i'm going to wake up and she'll be calling me.

she's going to text me and say i'm okay or call me and say they made a mistake. >> a memorial lighting took place at the memorial for the victims. now a new twist in the investigation. the fbi says they're questioning the gunman's mother. lived in the same home as her sewn and his wife. now an investigation of the couple's home uncovered at least 15 pipe bombs and thousands of rounds of ammunition. the fbi is investigating whether farook's mother had knowledge of the attack. a warning in the east bay. be careful who you meet. uc berkeley police investigating a sexual assault. the victim met the alleged attacker on the internet.

investigators have not released a lot of information about the suspect only saying it's a 26-year-old man. 4:35 right now. happening later today, people in the north bay are going to be discussing ongoing changes in response to a deputy shooting. sonoma county leaders launched a task force following the 2013 shooting that killed 13-year-old andy lopez. investigators determined that lopez was holding an authentic looking bb gun. the deputy who fired on lopez was never charged with a crime. task force workers are working to improve community relations. tonight's focus is on the public response to some of the changes proposed by the task force. anthony slaughter is in the house this morning. he brings word of rain. >> we're talking about some of the biggest rain that we've seen all year long, the potential for 3 to 5 inches of rain headed our way by the middle part of the upcoming week. you'll notice the temperatures

back in the 60s ff temperatures are not going to be as warm as yesterday. yesterday san jose had 70. 64 today for the south bay, 43 for the north bay. we have drizzle out there ahead of the next storm system bringing rain to the pacific northwest. we're on the tail end of it so we're going to see lots of cloud cover. by noon, mostly cloudy skies. this evening the fog returns and we'll wake up with drizzle for tomorrow morning. 62 degrees for your mie kroo climate forecast, 60 in san mateo, mid 60s for san francisco, mill valley will be at 63, east bay a good mix of temperatures near 60 degrees. this upcoming week we're talking about a big storm system. over here this is the 580. now it's tough to see from the camera on the roadway. but on the roadway itself, the

driver are doing all right. clouds are hovering around. there are no delays. it was really foggy we would show you that. foggier by comparison to what you saw on the early picture. north bay very dense fog at times. south bay and peninsula not as much of a problem, right here at the san mateo bridge, look at our live camera, low clouds hovering around the deck as well. back to you. coming up next, less jing ling in your pocket this season. at least if you're a b.a.r.t. rider. the holiday hike commutes can start planning for now. a north bay smoke shop went up

in flames. ==vo== you're looking at "cigarettes- r- cheaper" in petaluma -- that's in the plaza noh 4:41 right now. knot bay smoke shop went up in flames. we've got pictures of the cigarettes are cheaper in petaluma. the smoke is billowing out from the windows. no word on what caused yesterday's fire. it also affected several other businesses. the smoke shop is closed indefinitely because of the damage. hazmat crews rushed to south grant street after five suspicious containers were left on the curb. turns out the containers were old kitty litter holders and were filled with soapy water. as to what they were doing on the curb? that's still a mystery.

b.a.r.t. riders are learning how much deeper they're going to have to dig in their pocket to pay their fairs. they're announcing a 3.5% fare hike. any ticket in the neighborhood of 5 bucks will increase 15 cents. b.a.r.t. mandates automatic increases pegged to inflas every other year. a close call in the air, a drone come dangerously close to a chp helicopter. the sudden actions the pilot took to land safely.

quarter to 5 o'clock right now. weather and traffic. anthony is here to guide us along. mike is always here. >> i'm not complaining. >> beautiful weather to end the weekend. mike, you're watching a major storm in the works. >> we had a big storm come through the bay area last year, dropping 3 inches in the bay. we're talking about a repeat of that. it's going to bring lots of rain and heavy rain with it as well as we move towards wednesday and thursday. right now some fog and drizzle. here's a shot coming over the golden gate bridge. the ground is wet. a little bit of drizzle this morning and that's the precursor as to what's headed our way as we head toward the middle of the week. not that cold out there definitely with the cloud cover in place. later on this afternoon, most of us headed back near 60 degrees.

a little cooler from where it was yesterday. san jose got up to 70 yesterday. you can see the cloud deck across the entire pacific. that's the storm door opening setting the stage for the heavy rain on wednesday and thursday. it's been raining across the pacific northwest all weekend long and they eastward going to continue the see rain, upwards of 15 inches of rain across portions of the pacific northwest. seattle and portland already pick ud up a couple of inches. here is wednesday. the north bay sees the rain. 3 to 5 inches possible there. as the system sags farther south on thursday, showers will move across the rest of the bay area, and thursday expect all-day rain from the morning to the evening and that's why we're expecting so much in terms of rainfall. now we're not expecting a ton of rain in the valley. but over toward the north bay, this computer model painted out

an inch and the coastal mountains could pick up 3 to 5 inch of rain, and some of the computer models are saying 7 inches of rain. we're not going there yet. temperatures cool and the rain arrives thursday into friday. more rain headed our way next weekend. in the meantime, let's toss things over to mike. >> we're not going to seven yet. over here we haven't turned up the commute yet. look at easy the drive is. you can see how clear the skies are as well. south bay, clear as well, low clouds hovering around the deck. in the north bay, you see the crowds clouds on the hill. santa rosa we have a deadly cross north 101 at shiloh, a pedestrian wu on the freeway there. that continues with the closure and very low visibility in sonoma and napa.

the bay bridge, the low clouds are hovering. while you're okay at the toll brau plaza, you see the sheen on the roadway, slicker conditions at the golden gate as well and we have a touch view of the roadway when you're driving down the east shore freeway. we don't want to rush you. you do have some time left before the holidays. but if we look at fedex right now, it's one of the company's three peek holiday delivery days. >> more on that and the rest of our news. before the bell, let's turn to kate rogers live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. the markets may pause and catch their breath this week following several days of volatile trading. stock managing note posted moderate gains following the strong jobs report on friday. that confirms that the fed will certainly raise interest rates when it meets next week. look for data today on consumer credit. on friday the dow surging 370

points to 17848, the nasdaq up 104 to 15142. fedex is extra busy today expecting to move more than double its daily average volume. it expect to ship a record 317 million packages between black friday and christmas eve. fedex has add more than 55,000 workers including package handlers and drivers. a long time ago, the coolest vehicles in the universe went by the millennium falcon. chrysler 3000 and dodge challenger. they're joining forces with disney for a cross promotional effort with the new star wars movie. they'll run several 30-second ads on tv and online placing the krois her vehicles in the star wars yuns verse.

>> because sit a star wars mania season. thank you. >> it is everywhere. bay area man facing possible federal charges of a near miss involving a drone an the chp helicopter. the chp quickly veered away to avoid striking the zone. happened on saturday night. the chopper was flying 800 feet near highway 4 when the crew noticed a red light. it kept coming closer and closer and the pilot had to take quick action to get out of the way. >> i didn't know what it was and from our perspective i thought it was a substantial distance away but he shortly realized it wasn't. >> the drone might have gone through the windshield. they followed it until it landed, then an officer on the ground spoke to the drone's owner. authorities must decide whether or not to file charges. a lot of talk now about the rules and regulations surrounding drones. more details.

the faa wants all drones to be registered. the federal agency announced those regulations back in november. officials say they want be able to trace back drones to owners. gof brown vetoed the legislation that would have restricted the drones in the air in california. that was met to protect californians from peeping toms. police want your help in sending this pooch home for the holidays.

4:53 right now. >> pardon me. >> of course. we're just setting the stage today for what could be an active week. anthony slaughter is in this week for kari.

>> right now early redictions are estimating three to five inches in the north bay. otherwise the rest of the bay area could see a rain wednesday and thursday. right now it's all about the cloud cover and the fog and the drizzle. by noon we'll get rid of the fog. mid 60s for the south bay, mid 50s for san francisco and 63 for the north bay. we'll talk about the storm headed our way on wednesday and thursday. in the meantime, let's talk to mike. right now the mist and the drizzle and light rain and you will use your windshield wipers in places like the golden gate where there's some sheen on the roadway and low clouds as well. let's look at your map. we see a smoother drive. we don't see any weather. throughout the north bay, a deadly crash, a pedestrian was on the freeway and hit overnight. that has just cleared as far as the scene grows.

north 101 reopens and the sound bound commute moving well. we'll show you the san mateo bridge there where there are low clouds hovering around the decks. back to you. >> good advise. hundreds of families lined up to take a picture with who else, mr. clause. the event called carry santa is a private photo session only for children with special needs. it was held before the mall opened so the atmosphere was not too stimulating for those kids. santa is specially trained to take extra time with kids, even approaches them if they're unable to come to him. caring santa is at malls all over the country. you buy a christmas tree and decorate it and throw it away after the season is over. have you ever thought about giving it back? it's a program called rent a

tree in san jose. it provides christmas trees for use for the month and then the tree goes back into the soil. san jose nursery forrest replants the trees year after year. >> it's incredibly sustainable. we rent these trees out year after year which keeps another tree from just being cut down and thrown away. >> volunteers say they replanted 100 trees last year. renters donate between 25 and $90 to the nursery. the last day to pick one out is december 13th. >> a great program. hope springing eternal. 22 and counting. the warriors continue to rewrite the history book ons a daily basis. >> in brooklyn yesterday, more of the same for golden state. seth curry leading the team. and despite a second half search for brooklyn, the warriors extended their record to 22-0.

the most wins out a loss to start a season in any professional sport. the warriors go for 23 tomorrow in indiana. >> like they're just toying with their opponents. she's hoping to get back home for the holidays. the morgan county police department tweeted about missing dog. >> the tweet said fashionable female dog town downtown and brought to the pk. please share and find her home today. owners can call 408-779-2101. here she is. if you know where this adorable dog lives, contact morgan hill pd so she can be home for the holidays. obviously she's loved, or not in that sweater. coming up next, president obama delivering an impassioned message to the nature about t defeating terrorism and what he had to say about muslim

americans. we'll have the latest in the shooting investigation. while the authorities are questioning the mother of one of the attackers.

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an ncaa leaders want answers from san francisco police following a deadly suspect shooting. "today in the bay" starts now. a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm some brock. we're going to try to start your week off on the right note. anthony slaughter is in for kari. nice to start. visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile in napa. but other than that we're going to see a good amount of cloud cover. you can see what i'm talking about. san francisco and oakland visibility down to 5 miles. gilroy is 3 miles visibility. your sky cam network does tell the story this morning. temperatures this morning back into the 50s. later on this afternoon, mid 50s for san francisco, mid 60s for the inland valleys. we'll talk about a storm system