paris-bound from s-f-o--- and now grounded in montreal. the reason air france forced a flight carrying more than 200 paris bound from sfo. now grounded in montreal. the reason air france forced a flight carrying more than 200 passengers to diverge. no stranger to controversy. donald trump strikes a new nerve calling to ban all muslims from the u.s. reaction pouring in from candidates will the comments sink or surge him in the polls? parents are sticking up for teacher pay, but it could end up costing the teach rsz money. "today in the bay" starts right noa. and a very good tuesday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a little more clear than yesterday, but not too far off

here, anthony. >> another cloudy start to the day. again, this is ahead of our next storm system that is set to arrive wednesday into thursday. low clouds in place and temperatures a little bit cooler and 49 degrees in the south bay. as we move through the day. a warmer afternoon. 69 for the south bay and 59 for san francisco and still cool at the coastline and mainly cloudy skies expected, once again. storm system arrives wednesday night into thursday and talk about the rain chances as we move through the morning. let's toss things over to mike. how are things moving on the road. >> just to show folks clearly the bay bridge. we could see it this morning and couldn't yesterday. low clouds touching the tops and you know the pattern bay area, folks. we know it well. smooth drive for the speed sensors all around the bay where you find the little patches of orange along the coast and somewhere around gilroy you'll find patches of fog, as well.

we'll zoom down south. a multi-vehicle crash blocking one lane and it's clearing up and the southbound side is distracted and that's what our viewers will find heading down towards santa cruz. the crash is on the northbound side. back to you. >> thank you very much. scary moments onboard an air france flight headed to paris last night, but the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in montreal, canada, due to a bomb threat. we first broke this story on twitter and received these pictures from a passenger onboard. the airline has since released a statement saying the crew of flight 83 decided to divert as a precautionary measure and landed just before midnight montreal time. crews checked the plane with passengers onboard and gave that all clear and that plane took off from montreal a couple hours ago. much of the united states remains on edge following last

week's deadly terror attack in san bernardino. this morning donald trump is gaining attention, once again, for his comments. calling for an all-out ban to muslims in the united states. >> kris sanchez is keeping track of the story. all part of growing backlish against muslim americans. >> not just here in washington, d.c., but here in the bay area. the kind of reaction that president obama cautioned against just a day ago and seem tazbe getting traction, not only with donald trump, but also with citizens who are calling muslim groups here in the bay area by phone. overnight, donald trump spoke onboard the "uss yorktown" calling for u.s. to close its borders to muslims altogether that the large numbers believe in waging war against this country. he mentioned a pew research poll we'll look that up for you in a few moments. earlier this month trump called for surveillance on local mosques and for muslims to have

to register with the government. republican candidates also di distedis distancing themselves. they're denouncing trump's position saying he is playing right into the hands of radical islamists. >> they have no respect for human life. we have to do something. don't worry about profiling. i promise i'll defend you from profiling. >> his ideas are not just unconstitutional. they are american. echos the policies enacted against the jews. have we learned anything from history, mr. trump? >> a bay area chapter of care, the counsts of islamic relation as it's known. part of a rally last night are saying they are taking phone calls from people, calling saying muslims should go home or die. we have more on that local reaction in the next half hour

and also look up that pew poll that donald trump has been citing and saying that many muslims here in the united states want to wage war on this con. laura? >> thank you very much. the grieving san bernardino county came together, once again, to heal and grieve. some attendies lit candles for each one of the 14 victims killed. >> light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not over come it. >> as that community continues to heal, investigators revealing more about the husband and wife terror team responsible for that massacre. this new photo shows tashfeen malik arriving in the u.s. both were radicalized and had been for some time. authorities tracked their movements in the day before the attacks and found he did target practice just before the shooting rampage. as the investigation continues, more survivors are giving their

first-hand accounts of the terror that happened inside the conference room. >> just endless. never seemed to stop. constant gunfire. in another chilling twist, authority disclosed that a year before the rampage they underwent active shooter training in that same conference room where he and his wife opened fire. not clear if farook attended that training session. >> our coverage will continue at nbcbayar nbcbayarea.com online and more reaction to donald trump's controversial comments as that continues to pour in. 4:36 right now. parents in san lorenzo this morning are expected to protest in support of teachers for a second straight day. they're pulling their kids out of school. they want teachers to get a raise. the teachers right now are negotiating with the district over pay. this all starting back in march. now, the teachers union warns that a strike is possible. >> and i took my children out of

school to help, to help the parents back the teachers to show that we're ready to let the district know that we're really concerned about a strike happening. >> but could those efforts be self-defeating. the superintendent of the san lorenzo school district said the school is operating in the red and trying to understand to parents that pulling the kids out of school hurts the district's effort to give the teachers what they want, more money. they're asking for a 6% raise and the district is countering with a 1% offer. a lot of fog out there, the thing is, it is in patches and you could come upon it suddenly if you're out driving. >> we're looking at clouds. temperatures are mild. once again back in the 40s and 50s. stick around with the morning fog and cloud cover and especially for the south bay and the tri-valley. we will hold on to the cloud cover, especially at the coastline. 59 for san francisco and mid-60s

for the inland valleys. >> moving well right now, sam. the low clouds right above the high rise of the san mateo bridge. as we talk, that will sink down little bit later on and the map shows you no real problem as the traffic flow. we'll zoom up, this is where the orange shows up. fairfield watch interstate 80. convicted of murder but out on bail the special treatment, why olympic sprinter oscar pistorius is waking up at home this morning.

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olympic sprinter oscar pistorius bail -- despite his murr 4:41. tuesday morning. a judge this mornting granted oscar pistorius bail despite his murder convikdz. that means the double amputee remains under house arrest. his bail is $10,000 which is less than $700 u.s. dollars. comes after a court saying pistorius murdered his girlfriend. he faces 15 years in prison when he was sentenced in april. he will appeal the new murder conviction to the south african supreme court. 4:41 right now. back here in the bay area, san jose police trying to track down a trio of burglars. police say three men broke into a san jose home back in september. you're looking at video of it right there. they forced their way into a side garage door and took jewelry and cash and then took

off in a red suv or possibly in a jeep. police are also looking for a fourth person, the driver of that get away car. coming up, some call it a california stop. who might be soon allowed to just roll through stop signs and how you could be a part of them.

coming up on 4:45 here. yesterday we could see nothing. today, patches. >>ilatal bit. see a little more. >> i see your current visibility

graphic right now. >> about the same we saw yesterday. some spots in the south bay seeing visibility lower than it was yesterday at this time. as we head through the morning, just expect another foggy start through the day. allow a little extra time, especially if you're traveling through some of those areas where the hills rise and get foggy locations. starting out ofrom the shot from san francisco we're looking at visibility not too bad. santa rosa right now viz sibili down to one mile and up to 3 this morning. 3 miles, even 6 miles in san jose. you'll get the picture, foggy start to the day. as we head through the morning. we'll see clouds increase as we saw yesterday. still high-filter cloud cover that we saw and look at this by tonight, start to see showers showers in the north bay and start to stretch through the bay area as we head through the day on thursday. tomorrow, again, mainly north bay rain. for today, another dry day after

we get rid of this fog. 65 degrees in the south bay and mid-50s really near 60 for san francisco. the closer you get to the water, little bit cooler. napa 63 degrees. hayward 62 for today and more sunshine expected for the tri-valley. now, here's the rain i was telling you about. this is wednesday night across parts of the north bay. showers starting to move in. wednesday night into thursday morning, right around 4:00 in the morning that's when we see the heavier bands push into the north bay and push into san francisco by rush hour. by thursday night, another round of heavy rain pushes back in and that is going to clear out by friday morning. then, as we head into the weekend, saturday will be a dry day, but another storm system is expected to move through by sunday night into monday morning, leaving for another wet morn monday morning commute. we'll give you rain totals in the next report. in the mooem meantime, mike, any better on those roads? >> it is better than it was yesterday, but, folks, anthony and i want to give you some p

perspective. but you can see for quite a distance. when anthony talks about a half mile visibility but not so much for the dry air because this is less than a half mile and keep that in mind as the morning, you see the readings change. as we're looking at the bay, no problems for visibility and in the north bay where anthony points out but that will change, again, as the systems and the conditions change over the morning commute. all around the bay on the commute. the crash activity just before folks get to the summit on the santa cruz side. southbound a distraction and some slowing. i think a traffic break over the last few minutes. i'm waiting for confirmation from chp. but so far no slowing shows up on the sensors, guys. back to you. >> thanksgivings, mike. t-mobile.

>> and the rest of our business news throughout the morning we turn to landon dowdy. >> hey, sam and laura. good morning to both of you. the market could see more red arrows but close off of their lows and lower ahead of the opening bell and the energy sector leading the way down yesterday as oil prices hit their lowest level since 2009. around $37 a barrel. after opec decided not to fight production and the dow dropping 117 points to $1717730. t-mobile is coming under fire for ads promising to tear away service contracts and do away with hidden fees. the new york attorney general are looking at complaints that customers are locked into installment plans and must pay a lump-sum installment fee to get out of them. customers may owe more than if they break a traditional service contract. a senate panel is holding a

hearinganti-trust impact invest $107 billion to buy rival miller. will testify after selling its stake in its north american joint venture which is based in chicago. the merger will give the combined companies control of a third of the world's beer market. sam and laura, back over to you. >> landon missed one day and it was a sad day yesterday. good to have you back, landon. >> we missed you, landon dowdy. happening today, the latest progress report on what's being done and what probably should be done to improve san francisco's traffic problems. the san francisco congestion report is issued once every two years. it's authored by city agency focused on congestion. the report covered several areas including transit performance times and the city's worst traffic bottleneck. the report issued at city hall. a new report also out this morning from state farm find

that 29% of drivers while surfing the web while behind the wheel. that figure up from 13% in 2009. another one in five people say they're reading their facedom book or twitting feeds while they're driving. making moms no doubt nervous out there. texting still poses the greatest threat of distracted driving. as you expect state farm attributes the raise to the prevalence of smartphones. a proposal to allow bicyclists to roll through stop signs. >> a very divided board committee just endorsed that proposal rolling through a promise veto by the mayor. the one descending supervisor says it's an idea. allowing bicyclists to ignore stop signs is a sure way for people to get hurt, but theioid definitely has its supporters, too. >> i do think this is the right direction for san francisco. everyone thinks our streets are too crowded anything we can do to get more people out of their cars and out of their cars is

better for everyone. >> those supporters began drafting the law after san francisco police began ticketing cyclists for running through stop signs over the summer. not clear if there are the 11 votes needed to override the may mayor's veto. >> stop by for more news right after this. 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.

why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. welcome back, everyone. 4:53 right now. sam and i were just talking about the forecast. >> yes, we are. meteor logical theater here. we have rain in the middle of the week.

>> i think we're calling it now. a little acting class here. the weekend forecast does look pretty good for saturday. i do want to start you off with that because we're tracking two systems in the seven-day forecast. the first one will move through on othursday and clear out by friday and saturday. so, if you have plans to be outside on saturday, christmas in the park. be nicene in san francisco. 61 degrees and headed to union square to do some shopping. sunday, though, rain moves back in the picture. the storm headed our way for thursday. mike, any better on the roads sph. >> not so bad. looking over here towards oakland where yesterday we had a tough time seeing the roadway because the low clouds and fog rolled in. not just yet here. i'll show you some more spots that had a lot of clouds yesterday. right now flashing lights making it brighter there. they are moving that center divide. there's that zipper truck. moves the center divide and that will be the only reason for slowing there. visibility is just fine. san jose also the case and looking at the low clouds rolling in and fairfield and north of there, a lot of fog,

guys. back to you. you have to speed through this, as well. police are look for a bogus officer on the peninsula who might be trying to fool businesses into forking over their cash. the man that only looks like a san mateo police officer. investigators say that video from november 24th shows him walking the aisles at the crystal springs village safeway. the imposture told store workers that he was investigating a theft. the manager says when the imposture asked where the store kept its cash, the clerk became a little concerned. >> that's when she panicked and was like, you know what, i'll call the police. i think the outfit threw her off. saying it was too baggy. >> the imposture left before deputies could arrive. investigators right now trying to figure out if the same man successfully robbed a nearby safeway store the week before. >> clever out there. 4:55 right now. staying hydrated will be easier

the next time you find yourself strolling san francisco clemente street. the latest water bottle filling station. if you're counting, up to 69 now, with the goal being 100. one of the busiest intersections. coincides with the holiday stroll, an event organized by clement street. you probably know some vendors do not sell raw produce but some markets have strict restrictions. danville council will meet to allow more agricultural vendors to meet. that includes more items like pastries and other prepared foods. apparently the drought is impactly the number of booths that operate in danville and current rules provide very little flexibility. as early as today, marin may get the green light for marijuana dispensaries.

marin supervisors will get the plan. four two of the four clinics, i should say, will be located in central marin. all located in commercial zoning districts. board members are expected to adopt that ordinance today. no timeline yet on when the clinics might open. 4:57 right now. creating controversy that may trump anything he said before. the gop frontrunner is calling for an all-out ban on muslims coming to the u.s. his republican colleagues and community groups definitely weighing in. and south bay leaders say it's rising to the level of crisis. thousands of homeless people ill prepared for rainy winter.

stupid, but it's going to get worse and worse." oc: worse and worse, trt4 sam/vo fiery rhetoric drawing heat-- >> we could be politically correct or we could be stupid but it's going to get worse and worse. some fiery rhetoric drawing heat this morning, even from members of his own party. the firestorm brewing after donald trump calls to ban all muslims from entering the u.s., including citizens. reaction this morning. plus, fear. the flight leaving sfo is forced to make an unexpected landing following a bomb threat. new details on what happened

inside the plane. >> a student sitout in san lorenzo. parent are sticking up for teacher pay, but the move could end up costing the teachers money. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we are waking up to low clouds, same scenario, not much sunshine until 11:00 this morning. really more cloud cover than anything. temperatures right now still back and 49 degrees and warm later on in the south bay. 63 in the east bay and san francisco will manage a few peeks of sunshine and 59 degrees there in the north bay and mid-60s. big storm headed our way in the next report. >> it's very early, we have lighter traffic, obviously. it's tuesday, but tuesday in december. we should see a pretty good