they stt as cil "presinal prest- thounds opeoplmarchg roh . well, they started as civil presidential protests. thousands of people marching through the streets of oakland. then the situation devolved. we're learning about violent behavior that threatens the safety of police officers. >> they spent months sparring as political enemies, now attempts for political peace at the white house. a closer look at the early signs coming from a meeting between party leaders. a grand mother killed viciously. details on what could have caused a by area man to attack and kill his own grandmother. "today in the bay" starts right sn snou. >> thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.

we'll start with a look at the forecast. we have 50s and 60s outside. as we head through the afternoon, you'll think we're winding back the forecast to august. we've got partly cloudy skies through the south bay and the tri-valley. some north bay locations will dip into the upper 40s. this is not a typo. looking at upper 70s to low 80s for highs around san jose. oak lapd highs in the mid 70s. patchy fog the only issue for the morning commute. >> looking at a nice weather forecast for the day as well as nice traffic. currently going on riept now except four the south bay. we have this issue blocking part of your connector, westbound 237 to southbound 85. it sounds like it was too narrow for the big rig to make it. it may be stuck there. ch pfrmts will be there. we'll track this event. also a couple other issues for san jose. we'll talk about that in a second. 14 minutes from highway 4 to the

bay bridge, easy through the east bay. >> we do begin with breaking news out of pennsylvania where at least one police officer is dead, another in the hospital after they were shot early this morning. we are just learn ing learning officers were ambushed. the shooting happened about 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. a news conference just happened and we'll bring you new details in the next hour. we'll continue to track the story and bring you new information when we get it. this morning we're getting a clearer picture of the aftermath left after protests. >> you see the scenes from four parts of the bay area. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is in oakland where thousands of people clashed with police. pete, it started peacefully. >> good morning, sam and laura.

update from local police, we know three officers were injured, more than 30 arrested. we're here on broadway avenue. you can see graffiti and damage along the block. you can see the broken glass, another vacant building that was damaged during the protests. i want to queue up new video where you can see some of these protesters smashing police cars and setting fire in the streets. as you mentioned, it started in frank plaza last evening. several came out in protest in the election of donald trump. police deploying teargas. police say some of the groups began to assault officers with rocks, bottles, even molotov cocktails. businesses were vandalized around downtown. we'll show you some video across the bay to san francisco, much more peaceful protest in the

castro with hundreds gathering in the area to declare trump saying, quote, trump is not their president. they fear the progress made on civil rights and immigration rights during the obama administration may be lost during a trump presidency. >> people just threw the baby out with the bath water here. >> we can expect to see crews cleaning up along broadway avenue. oakland pd will give us an update about 7:00 a.m. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> unrest here clearly unrest throughout the country. later today president elect donald trump is meeting with president obama at the white

house to begin the transition of power. >> yesterday crews began building the stands where america's 45th president will take the oath of office on january 20th. president obama says his transition team has been preparing for the last year despite the fact he and trump do not see eye to eye. >> it is no secret that the president elect and i have some pretty significant differences. but remember, eight years ago president bush and i had some pretty significant differences. >> president obama said he wanted to copy his predecessor, president bush, in smoothing the transfer of power. >> let's go to some state measures. prop 64 which will make it legal to smoke marijuana recreationally in california, that's done. we're now learning new details a new law is going to deliver something else in the fine print of that measure. now that it's approved, hundreds of thousands with marijuana felonies on their records, either sitting in jail or soon facing a judge could have their criming downgraded to a

misdemeanor. there are some requirements to reduce those marijuana sentences. no charges can involve children and the arrest had to be when the person was 21 years or older. also the amount had to be an ounce to six plants in the home. the change could give a lot of people a second chance to apply for a job. >> now under current law those are all misdemeanors. >> there will be a process, sending an application, getting it processed and i'm no longer a felon. >> supporters of prop 64 say it could take months to end up adjusting those records. for all the results of all the races in your area and in california, just check out our website. we have an entire section devoted to just the election. that's in nbcbayarea.com. a deadly family altercation. now police say one man is under arrest. police in livermore say 35-year-old tyler haskel stabbed

his mother and grandmother with a kitchen knife. police say haskel's grandmother died from her injuries. his mother is expected to survive. whenarrived, he had left the scene. police say he suffers from mental illness. coming up next, a cool start and a warm finish. a second ago, rob, you said this is not a typo. >> the average high in san jose should be 66 degrees, but how about 80s this afternoon? a return to summer-like temperatures for parts of the bay a yeah, this as we track two chances of rain coming in over the next seven days. an impact on your weekend forecast when we come back. >> cash lanes aren't open. if you pick one or the other, you should be fine.

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figure out what these laws all mean. the death penalty opponents are moving quickly to block california's prop 66 from actually taking effect. voters narrowly approved the measure. it will speed up death penalty cases by assigning more attorneys and having trial court judges hear some of those cases. a new lawsuit is asking the state supreme court to issue an injunction, arguing that the law will cost more money, create more confusion in courts and limit the ability to mount proper appeals. california has not executed a plizer in since 2006. >> happening today, santa clara county leaders will look for ways to pay for changes to the jail system. one item on this after none's agenda, the jail custody policy. reform efforts are being taken after a series of abuses including the beating death of a mentally ill en mate last year. three yards now face criminal charges in that case.

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bright and early. maybe not so bright, but definitely early. >> not so bright. it feels like a monday, but, yea, it's thursday. >> warmest day of the week coming up today after we get through these cool temperatures

between now and 9:00, patchy fog could be an issue. low 50s around santa rosa, dipping into the upper 40s before sunrise. 57 right now, you've got mostly clear skies. you can see hazy skies and low clouds downtown. santa cruz about a quarter mile visibility. the north bay and tri-valley a little better than yesterday. we had thick fog with visibilities down to about a quarter mile. not so far this morning. look at these temperatures this afternoon. we're going back to summer-like numbers, especially for areas of south of san jose. even downtown close to 80 degrees. for the tri-valley, low 80s. livermore near 80, concord 78, hayward 75, oakland 76. palo alto close to 78 degrees. the wind slightly offshore and we'll see cooling as the sea breeze picks up for tomorrow.

highs in san francisco for the low 70s, for the north bay, upper 70s in the forecast. the forecast heading into the weekend, here is our saturday system. we're looking at light showers from about 4:00 a.m. through 11:00 in the morning. as we transition to the afternoon, the skies be again to thin in terms of the cloud cover. seven-day forecast a little cooldown as we move into the weekend. best chance for showers around here. that's going to be tuesday and wednesday. big temperatures today near 80. highs in the low 60s. >> we're not going to like this, one set of flashing lights. i believe that's a crew that has arrived to help with a crash reported as you're approaching treasure island. you see traffic moving across the bay bridge. in the tunnel itself you may have one lane blocked by a single car crash. we're still following this.

you can see this traffic flow. that just got reported to our system. we'll show you the map overall. that's the area of concern for the crash. in the south bay, we're watching this. scott mcgrew told me about this. as you're traveling north on 87 north of the capital expressway, there's a trailer on the side, a caltran trailer maybe left over from road work. be careful in that area. also an event at cp center tonight, tony robbins will be there. because of the parking at the diridon station, it's $25. >> good thing he's an inspirational speaker. he may be taller than you. >> he may be 6'6". >> would be fun to meet, have one of you on each side of me. for walmart shoppers, black friday starts today. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you both. wall street could be poised to

add to yesterday's strong gains in what was a wild ride of a trading session. stocks went from potential massive losses in the pre market hours as investors digested election results to a rally with sectors that could potentially benefit from a trump administration such as pharmaceuticals and financials leading those games. japan's nikkei dropped 900 points yesterday, it rebounded with a thousand-point gain today. europe is higher across the board. some investors pointing to trump sounding presidential in his victory speech and his plan to cut taxes and spend on infrastructure. the dow at 18,589, just shy of a record close. nasdaq up 57 to 5251. black friday is coming a few weeks early for waum mart shoppers. starting today you can grab holiday deals including a laptop for under 30 bucks and a 65-inch hd tv.

it will be well stocked on friday with millions of tvs, tablets and computers ready for purchase online and in stores. yahoo! admits at least some employees knew a state-sponsored hacker got access to the network shortly after a cyber attack took place in 2014. the company says it first discovered the breach which affected data from at least 500 million users in august. yahoo! says it's investigating whether the hacker created a way to access user information without a password, sam and laura. back over to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you very much. post election outrage is sparking a movement to make california it's own nation called a calexit. >> the term is a take-off from brexit. there's even a website devoted to the idea called yes kra california. the group is trying to get it on the 2018 ballot. >> i was talking to my friend about this today that i hope and pray it comes true. >> that's crazy, just beyond

imaginable. >> law professors say calexit wouldn't work because it needs an amendment from congress with two-thirds support. in the aftermath of the election, some people wondering how the pollsters seem to have gotten this so wrong. heading it's lex day everyone heard the numbers over and over again. it sure seemed like hillary clinton would have a fairly easy road to victory, many including experts like nate silver predicted a landslide. one expert explains where the pragognosticators could have gotten this wrong. >> the trump campaign talked about the hidden vote coming out. it materialized. >> the hidden vote of people deciding to volt for trump didn't want to admit it ahead of time. that's the logic here. the polls missed overwhelming turnout from trump supporters. coming up, you think you want karma on your side? not in this keys, the recall

going on that could change the way you see things? >> first happening right now, election day was no doubt a little stressful in the nation's capital. so easing of political tension. talk about a dloeback thursday. a california woman stumbles upon a voice from the past during a trip when she discovered that her uber driver, get this, was the man behind america online's "you got mail" greeting. that story on our facebook page. you'll have us again in two minutes. flaky layers are on the inside.

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golden gate bridge this morning. it's dark now. it is going to be light and beautiful later today. >> well, not beautiful in the south bay. an alleged theft and stabbing at a south bay walmart. please say noel caldron and kimberly angeles were confronted by an assistant manager outside walmart after an alleged shoplifting. the manager is expected to fully recover. >> a bay area deejay is robbed while he was shopping. police say someone stole her backpack and it was loaded with high-tech expensive equipment. deejay jamaica sook post ed. her backpack contained years worth of her work. she posted an update on the facebook page on monday saying

police have a suspect in custody. so far they haven't recovered any of her stolen equipment. 4:54. landlords in san francisco are using a certain kind of eviction to kick out tenants at a rate so high it represents a 200% increase from five years ago. what's behind the spike? tonight at 11:00, our investigative unit exposes the problem. investigative reporter bigad shaban and others spent six months looking into evictions across san francisco, interviewing over 100 people. what they found appears to show abuse so widespread it's even shocking those in charge of investigating wrongful evictions. >> it does surprise me it's that high. we're talking about people's houses, people's homes, if you would. we're facing a crisis. there's no way to minimize how important that is. >> where has the city been? why doesn't there appear to be oversight. >> like many laws on the books, we are a complaint-driven

enforcement system. >> so what happens if your landlord ever tries to evict you? watch our investigation tonight at 11:00. we'll also tell you how you might be eligible to shave thousands off the rent even if you've never been evicted. it's a story you can't afford to miss. that's tonight at 11:00. if you have a story for us, you can call our tip line, 1-888-996-tips, or end an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. gone for now forego pro. as we first reported yesterday, the company is recalling one of its newest products, the drone camera. that drone called the karma has been on the market for less than a month. go pro ses it's recalling it. the problem here is that the drone can lose power in mid air and fall from the sky. if you have one, you can get a full refund, but you cannot get a replacement. so far 2,500 drones have been sold. it's unclear if the karma drones will ever return to store

shelves. you want to get outside today, today is a good day to do it. high clouds and high temperatures in los gatos climbing into the low 80s. coming up, we'll talk about a slight chance of rain arriving by the weekend. a look at that in a few minutes. a live look at 101 in palo alto. a good number of cars, talking about a good number of cars across the bay bridge and the effects of the earlier crash as well. plus protests break out here in the bay area and across the country. the destruction left behind after people let out their anger over the election results.

thousands of protesters take over the streets in downtown oakland over the election of donald trump. the damage done as well as the latest numbers on injuries and arrests. plus, what is next for the president elect. the historic meeting about to get under way in just a matter of hours as donald trump prepares to get his first insight look at his future home and work space. we're live in washington with what could happen today at the white house. >> reporter: a grandmother is dead and a mother is injured. i'm sharon katsuda live in livermore. i'll have more on the suspect. "today in the bay" starts now. a very good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us,

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we just had an election, so we know it's november. >> obviously. >> it doesn't feel like november. it's like faux vember. >> we're activating the weather time machine. temperatures today climbing into the 80s in parts of the area. watching out for patchy fog in a pu spots. down to 49 degrees. in livermore, 56 in san jose, palo alto 55 degrees. 59, no fog in san francisco right now. this is the time machine we're talk act. 80 degrees in san jose, the average high is only 66 this time of year. 73 in san francisco, 76 in santa cruz. >> as far as the traffic flows, it's moving well. this over here, the bay bridge, there's also the fog registering similar to yesterday. we're looking at interstate 80 as we take a live look. the crash over toward treasure island. crews quickly got