we're live with a look at the damage left behind next. >> a brutal crime in the tri-valley, a grandmother is dead, a mother stabbed, their close connection to the suspect now behind bars. officers ambushed again. this time in pennsylvania. right now the desperate search is on for the gunman. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good thursday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. at some point in the next week or so, we'll see sweet november rain. right now it's november heat. >> by the afternoon temperatures climbing into the 70s and 80s. outside right now, gorgeous pre sunrise view taking shape over san jose. fog-free, numbers in the mid 50s. parts of the tri-valley into the upper 40s and san francisco near 60. ending the day at least into the low 70s. 76 today around oakland.

>> looks nice right now on the peninsula and in the south bay as far as the travel. the east bay, a horrible drive for the nimitz, adding 25 minutes for your stretch from 238 down into fremont. looks like the crash at stevenson may have cleared from lanes. i see a little recovery on the speeds south of the dumbarton bridge. the earlier crash at whipple cleared to the shoulder to union city. over in the east bay you have a slow drive as well for the upper eastshore freeway, standard build for that section, 25 minutes from highway 4. back to you. an update to breaking news out of pennsylvania this morning where at least one police officer is dead and another is in the hospital after authorities say the two were shot and ambushed early this morning. the gunman is still on the loose. that shooting happened about 1:00 this morning eastern, about 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. investigators say the officers were responding to a domestic violence call when that shooting happened.

schools in the area were delayed or shut down. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it into our newsroom. >> now to a developing story, for the second night in a row, tens of thousands of protesters spilled into the streets across the country in response to donald trump's election. some were peaceful. here in oakland, things turned violent quickly. protesters lit businesses on fire, some even throwing molotov cocktails at police officers. >> you heard that right. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joining us live in oakland with a look at the damage left behind. as laura just mentioned, people were throwing rocks and molotov cocktails at police officers? >> reporter: that's right, sam and laura, good morning to you guys. according to october land pd, there were 30 arrests made and three officers injured. we're standing on broadway avenue between 17th and telegraph. this is just an example, i'm

stepping over glass right now. this is one of the buildings that was affected during the protests. we're learning there's actually studios above here right next to the cathedral building in oakland. i want to show you video of protesters smashing police cars and starting fires in the streets. oakland police say this started in downtown oakland, this peaceful protest that grew to about 7,000 protesters and then police deployed teargas to clear the crowd. they're saying some groups began to assault officers with, as you mentioned, rocks, bottles, fireworks, even molotov cocktails. smaller grums vandalized businesses. the building we're in front of has tenants. we spoke to one of them just moments ago. >> so when someone does damage to a building like this, the way it affects me personally, all day i'll be thinking about, wow, another cause that is getting

tainted, poisoned by the message trying to be expressed which is we are in disagreement of what has taken place, but that property damage to go alongside it is targeting the wrong people. >> now, much more peaceful protests happening in the castro in san francisco. hundreds gathering there to declare trump is not their president. many of them fearing the progress made on civil rights during the obama administration could be lost under a trump presidency. >> so much at risk here. people threw the baby out with the bath water here. they risked everything on the total unknown. >> reporter: back to the oakland protests, oak lapd fire and police extinguished about 40 fires during those protests. we expect to see city crews cleaning up damage through out the morning. later this morning we're hoping to get another update from

oakland police. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> 6:04 this morning. in about two hours, president elect donald trump will meet with president obama at the white house to begin the transition of power. yesterday crews began building the stands where the 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 a smooth transition of power. this morning's meeting between trump and president obama is set to happen about 8:00 a.m. our time. we'll of course bring you live coverage during the "today" show. >> as people all over the country express grief, some do over the election results.

others are celebrating a victory as it was clearly a very divided election. lilly haas and rick oltman are two trump supporters. they always believed he would be our next commander-in-chief even if there was a lot of backlash. >> in a couple months he'll be sworn in as president. and then we can get to work on the problems that our country has. >> i was hoping that people were going to be more tolerant. >> these two trump supporters hope the violence in the streets will die down soon and hope to attend his inauguration. death penalty opponents are moving quickly to block california's proposition 66 from taking effect. it will speed up death penalty cases by assigning more attorneys and having trial court judges hear some cases. a new lawsuit is asking the state supreme court to issue an injunction, arguing the law will cost more money, creating more

confusion in courts and limit the ability to mount proper appeals. 6:06 right now on your thursday morning. all new, a grandmother is dead and a mother recovering from stab wounds. police say the suspect is a member of their own family. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live from livermore. you just got an update from police. what are you hearing? >> reporter: that's right, sam. i just spoke with the police sergeant minutes ago. he tells me this is livermore's first homicide this year. this suspect police say has a history of mental illness, identified as 35-year-old tyler haskel. the stabbings happened about 7:30 last night. livermore police responded to the 5300 block of hill flower drive. police arrived on scene and found two female victims with stab wounds. >> we arrived on scene and located two victims.

one was an 85-year-old female and a 62-year-old female who had been stabbed with a kitchen knife from the suspect that fled the scene prior to our arrival. >> reporter: haskel's 85-year-old grandmother died from her injuries. his 62-year-old mother had non-life-threatening injuries. police found haskel about a mile away on baxter road. there's still no word on the motive. live in livermore, sharon katsuda for "today in the bay." >> it's 6:08 right now. santa clara county leaders will look at ways to cover costs for proposed changes to the jail system. the county's finance and government operations committee will meet the afternoon. one item on the agenda, the changes currently imposed for the jail custody policies. reform efforts are taking place

due to the beating of an inmate last year. the lower half of the manz nita park will be off limits until november 16th. look at all that water in the lot there. it's located onshore line highway and highway 1. king tides are making a return this week. high tide is supposed to exceed 6.5 feet. it is 6:09 this morning. speaking of wave heights. looking at again the surf on the coast, up to 10 to 12 feet. that's down from 20 feet yesterday. still rough conditions on the coast with strong rip currents and sneaker waves. breakers today about 18 feet. the wave heights rising friday into saturday. temperatures today quite warm despite the high clouds. lows to 80 in san jose, 73 degrees in san francisco. 76 in oakland and low 80s south of downtown san jose. for veterans day plans tomorrow,

more clouds, rain-free. a few showers mainly in the north bay. the return of rain and schooler more november-like weather early next week. we might see a lighter flow of traffic because of the veterans day holiday for some schools. some parents work from home so they can get out of town a little earlier. on the east bay that doesn't mean anything. we have a heavier commute here because of a couple of crashes. south 880 around stevenson has cleared. the one at whipple may be blocking part of your slow lanes. that's a lot of slowing off 238 towards the dumbarton bridge. on the dumbarton bridge over toward the eastern side we have a crash around the toll plaza area. it's in lanes, counter commute, but nonetheless, it's dark in the area. your south bay drive times are holding steady. first burst of traffic with slowing around highway 87. that did clear up. the second burst starting in 15 minutes. back to you. this has been kind of a mystery after the election,

heading into election day, most polls according to a president landslide victory. for the other candidate, hillary clinton, how did pollsters get it so wrong. meanwhile, the holiday cups at starbucks. we'll show them to you coming up in business and tech. a live look outside on this thursday morning inching closer to the weekend. we'll check the full forecast coming up. stick around. "today in the bay" continues. (rob ali)

6 kw:13, a warm afternoon i store in campbell, highs approaching 80 degrees. we'll see high clouds with a mix of sunshine during the afternoon. donald trump's looming presidency apparently will not get in the way of a courtroom appearance this month or next in southern california. that's where a class action lawsuit will soon be heard against trump and his defunct trump university. today the judge holds a hearing on jury instruction and what kind of evidence will be allowed. it's possible trump will be asked to testify. the trial is set to begin november 28th. >> some people wondering how did pollsters get this so strong. heading into election day, everyone heard the same numbers over and over again, considered a forgone conclusion that it

would not be a close race, that hillary clinton would glide to victory. the exact opposite proved to be true. one experts explains where the prognosticators may have gotten it wrong be the trump campaign talked about the hidden vote and it materialized. >> the hidden vote he's talking about is people who decided to vote for trump but didn't want to admit it ahead of time. in many cases the polls completely missed what kind of overwhelming turnout there would be among trump supporters. business news now, and hs gone for now forego pro. as we first reported yesterday, the company is recalling one of its newest products. it just came out, the drone camera. the drone called the karma has been on the market for les than a month. go pro is recalling it. the problem is the drone can lose power mid air and fall from the sky. if you have one, you can get a full refund but not a replacement. so far 2500 drones have been sold and it's unclear if they'll

be returning ever to store shelves. this is the last news go pro needed. >> we've all seen the crash video on go pro. >> tumbling down the mountain. the company has run into a mountain of problems. i've been saying how hard it is to be in the consumer gadget industry. your products get cheaper and cheaper. shares in go pro are down 56% from the ipo price. these are happier days here. last week we were talking about starbucks' new green cups. lots of people were on twitter, on facebook once again, very upset. not christmasy enough. these are the holiday cups. the company says the art is inspired by the customers themselves who drew on their rather plain red cups last year. as for wall street, if you go to the futures, from there to the close on yesterday's stock market, it was more than a

thousand point turn around. two categories help with those stocks. anything involved with mr. trump's trillion dollar stimulus like caterpillar and republicans plan to dump the affordable health care act benefiting big pharma. chief operating officer of twitter is leaving the company, adam bain, will be replaced by anthony noto. anthony is also notable for in his early days at twitter, kind of confusing direct messaging -- >> oh, that's the guy. i remember that. >> a wonderful businessman, terrific human being. early days of twitter didn't quite get it. i don't know if you saw the "snl" with fake donald trump saying he had a secret way of messaging. i think he felt the same way, he sent that to everybody on planet earth. >> he needs a one-on-one on how to use twitter. boy, supersized and a dangerous waves hitting our coastline. did you see this?

take a look. our nbc bay area chopper capturing some of the video of the big waves pounding ocean beach in san francisco yesterday afternoon. so down in half moon bay, maverick surf contest posted this video on facebook. the contest has not started yet. surfers are out practicing in case that competition is called, they've got their window now open. now they've just got to call it. the ladies taking to the surf this year for the maverick come ticks. >> it's nice, to warm up, 10, 20 foot waves. >> sets to 25. >> 20 feet or higher? >> higher. when you get the offshore winds close to low tide, 30 to 40-foot bases. huge, the green monsters. >> looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s outside.

hazy skies around san francisco. 61 degrees. a mild start, palo alto right now, 56 degrees, mostly clear. the trend continues into san jose. pretty pictures there. looking east of downtown. clear sky, 56 degrees with high clouds out there for now. high temperatures running as much as 15 degrees above average. average high 66 in san jose. how about 80 today. low 80s south of downtown. 78 degrees in milpitas, you can see around the tri-valley, upper 70s and low 80s. 77 in antioch, you see for san mateo moving toward the peninsula towards san francisco, highs in the low 70s, a mix of high clouds and sunshine, mid to upper 70s in the forecast today for the north bay. for the veterans day tree, temperatures not quite as warm today.

as we go through the afternoon, partly cloudy skies and the rest of the weekend forecast looks dry. for saturday, you can see a few early morning showers ending by noon for the afternoon, inland temperatures for the 70s. looks drier. warmer inland. could see mid 70s to wrap up the weekend and bigger changes arriving as we get into next week. you see it here on the seven-day foreca forecast. sunday looks dry. tuesday and wednesday, focus on that, highs in the low 6 os by next wednesday. rewind back into the low 60s next week with rain making a comeback. >> milpitas, you like the weather? sorry. it's changing again. the commute is great on the peninsula. the build is in the south bay. the latest is a crash westbound 580. your commute direction off the

dublin area, redwood road we report a couple of lanes blocked by a crash that occurred here approaching the castro valley y, keeping it moving nicely for 238 and slowing for 880 continues. the crash at whipple and stevenson over to the shoulder, adding to the travel time in the southbound direction. nimitz freeway, 32 minutes, a couple minutes better than before. 238 to the dumbarton bridge, and 680 slows down through sunol. that's what you typically see. the rest of the bay moving well. we've got more company, so slowing for 101 from 680 up to old oakland road. back to you. 6:21 right now. call it the calexit. should california leave the union and do its own thing. the reason local lawmakers say it won't work. >> chris kmour rah joins us with

"nbc bay area responds." >> if you have insurance for your home or rental, do an inventory of your belong innings, snap photos and store them in the clouds. pictures are a huge help should you suffer a loss and have to file a complaint. >> if you have a consumer complaint, we'll investigate, call us at 1-888-996-tips, or logon to our website, nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> good morning san francisco. taking a live look outside along the beautiful embarcadero, things starting to pick up for this thursday morning. a lot more ahead, stick around. "today in the bay" continues in just moments. outra has me caforniansparkg ant

the post election outrage has some californians sparking an online movement to leave the united states and make craft its own nation, a calexit, a takeoff from brexit, britain's exit from the european union. there's a website devoted to the idea called yes california. the group is trying to get it on the 2018 ballot. >> i was talking to my friend about this today. i hope and pray it comes true. >> that's crazy. that's just beyond imaginable. >> law professors say calexit wouldn't work because it needs a constitutional amendment from congress with two-thirds support. a hollywood a-lister is getting a red carpet treatment in an area known for its red and white lines. >> cheers to that. the area being napa valley. matthew mcconaughey is receiving

the napa valley caldwell vineyard maverick actor tribute. others receiving awards including kurt russell and richmond-san rafael bridge i don't mortensen. today's rockefeller christmas tree is a 94-foot tall norway spruce. it will be hoisted onto a 150-foot-long trailer making the journey to the big apple. after being wrapped with l.e.d. loits and crowned with a swarovski star, the tree will be lit during a live broadcast on nbc. certainly beginning to look a lot like the holidays. next on "today in the bay" ns. donald trump is getting ready to head to the white house as we speak. we'll take you live to d.c. >> reporter: thousands of

protesters take over the streets of downtown oakland in protest of donald trump. the damage left behind the businesses and what tenants are saying this morning. >> reporter: some marijuana convictions could go up in smoke. we're taking a look at some of the other things to come out of proposition 64 which decriminalizing marijuana. good morning emeryville, albany. look in the distance at the bay bridge there. a nice look at the span. we'll have a lot more news ahead. stick around. and m samrock (tosrob)ndhanksor

good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. when you look outside this morning, it feels like a nice break. >> and your lunch break you're sweating. seeing temperatures climbing by as much as 30 degrees between now and later on. right now, 52 degrees, chilly around pleasanton in the tri-valley. look at san francisco. close to 50 to start the day. should see around 3:00 highs in the mid 70s across the bay. san jose near 80 degrees. low 80s south of downtown and livermore and pleasanton today approaching 80 this afternoon. >> we have to get to work, a slow drive in the east bay, a smooth flow of traffic in the peninsula and east bay. the east bay has an issue off the dublin grade toward the

castro valley y. we had the crash isolated over to the left, but now there's three lanes, slowing you down as sweeper trucks will arrive. that makes things better for the castro valley y and areas through hayward and union city. highway 24 is the slowest drive, 880 and 580 coming off the castro valley y. moving well across the bay bridge toll plaza. 6:31 this morning. decision 2016. about 90 minutes from now president elect donald trump will get his first inside look at his new home and office at the white house. he's expected to meet with president obama as the transition officially begins. >> the two sides making some peace here. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us with a closer look of what this morning's meeting is going to entail. good morning. >> reporter: sam and laura, we understand he's on the way from trump tower as we speak from the

meeting to sit with president obama. could be a little awkward. maybe a fresh start as they haven't spent much time together before. >> i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: that begins today with the extraordinary image many thought would never happen. billionaire, now president elect, donald trump and his wife melania side by side with the obamas at the white house this morning for private meetings the president says his transition team has been preparing for for the last year. >> we're now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. >> there's a lot of work to do. mr. trump has ten weeks to select a cabinet and hundreds of senior members of his administration. then work begins on his promised agenda with a republican congress, replacing obamacare, building the wall, renegotiating trade deals, tax reforms, filling the last vacancy on the

supreme court. >> this is very exciting. >> reporter: not for everyone. >> not my president! >> reporter: protests have broken out around the country. president elect trump promising unity. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. >> preparing to govern a deeply divided nation. >> you've seen it there. we've seen it on the east coast. the protests continue on this deeply divided nation, now in at least 16 cities we've seen so far. >> one of the cities you showed us in that story, what's from oakland, some of that video. for the second night in a row, tens of thousands of protesters spilled onto streets across the country all in response to donald trump's election. some were peaceful and people marched through the streets carrying signs. others blocked off traffic. in the bay area, those protests took a violent turn in spots as some in the crowd targeted

police officers with molotov cocktails. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live from oakland with a look at some of the damage left behind. pete, we understand several officers were hurt as well? >> reporter: yes, three officers injured and oakland police say there were 30 arrests made. we're on broadway between telegraph and 17th. we're in front of one of these buildings, the cathedral building. you see the damage here, broken windows. you see the glass shattered everywhere. there's plenty of graffiti. we can't show you a lot of it because of the obscenities. we'll also show you some of the video, the new video that we have of protesters smashing police cars and starting fires in the streets. oakland police say this protest started in downtown oakland last evening, about 7,000 protesters eventually showed up. police even deploying teargas to

clear some of the crowds. police say some groups assaulted officers with rocks, bottles, even molotov cocktails. some of the smaller groups vandalized businesses like we're showing you right now. we spoke to one of the tenants just moments ago. >> when someone does damage to a building like this, the way it affects me personally, all day i'll be thinking about, wow, another cause that is getting tainted, poisoned by the message trying to be expressed which is we are in disagreement of what has taken place. but that property damage to go alongside it is targeting the wrong people. >> reporter: across the bay bridge in san francisco in the castro district, hundreds gathering for a much more peaceful protest in protest of donald trump, many fearing the progress made on civil rights during the obama administration may be lost under a trump

presidency. back here, you see damage to the buildings. we expect crews to continue the cleanup process throughout the day. later this morning we're hoping to get another update in oakland pd. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." it is now legal to smoke marijuana in california, thanks to the passage of proposition 64. it also delivers something else in the feen print. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose with how this can change the lives of thousands of people with a criminal record, kris. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam, good morning laura. a lot of folks were focused on passing proposition 64, looking forward to the day they could smoke marijuana freely without legal consequence. a lot of folks were focused on looking backwards, looking at the impact marijuana convictions had on people's lives, their ability to get jobs, to get financial aid in college. that is one of the reasons why proposition 64 had such broad

support. hundreds of thousands of people with felony convictions on their records could be downgraded to miss means. some folks with misdemeanors could have those removed from their records outright. people are eligible if they were 21 or older at the time of the arrest as long as the charges don't involve chirnl and the amount they were caught with is less than an ounce or six plants in their home. for some people, that could mean getting a job, getting financial aid going forward. >> no longer do i have to answer yes to the question have i been convicted of a felony. >> you're overturning a sentence, but taking tens of thousands of people and saying you're no longer felons under california law. >> reporter: anyone with a question about a marijuana conviction should definitely contact an attorney. i'll tell you i am in the a lawyer. as for anyone who wants to use

marijuana legally, it immediately became legal to have an ounce of marijuana and to smoke it, but it is still not legal to sell it unless you're selling under a medical marijuana dispensary license and you have a doctor's note. the legal sale of marijuana won't happen until 2018. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it's 6:38 right now. record numbers of mail-in ballots from so many political races leaving bay area registrars with hundreds of thousands of uncounted votes. 39% uncounted in santa clara county. 37% in contra costa. san mateo, 28% uncounted. final vote totals won't be posted until next month. police in san jose university are investigating a violent attack on a woman

wearing a hee jijab. a man came up from behind the woman, pulled on the hijab hard enough to choke her and sent her to the ground. the man then took off. this happened mid afternoon on election day. campus police are trying to figure out if the attack was random or was a hate crime. we now know the names of two men shot and killed this weekend in hayward. the victims were 56 injured jose martin hernandez and 32-year-old row chez. witnesses say the shooting stemmed from an argument. no arrests have been made. >> continuing coverage. we have details on a reported sexual assault that happened during a high school water polo game. the possible victim and his parents decided not to press charges. investigators say during a match last month a berkeley student reportedly touched or grabbed an opponent's genital area. a police spokesperson says that

case is considered closed. we have temperatures in the 40s and low 50s into the tri-valley, 56 in san jose, 61 currently in san francisco with hazy skies looking over downtown san jose right now, and hour-by-hour we'll see these temperatures as much as 15 degrees above average average high should be 66. san jose, look at that, near 80 degrees through the afternoon. low 80s south of downtown. 76 in oakland and 73 right around 2:00 this afternoon into san francisco. tomorrow, a few more high clouds, a chance at early showers saturday morning, clearing by noon on saturday. the rest of the weekend looks dry. better chance of rain arrives tuesday and wednesday next week. light traffic flow, but we have a crash in san jose. let's take you to 101 southbound heading toward the airport, sjc. we had reports of all lanes blocked by what was originally a minor crash. it turns out a lot of debris in the roadway, they had to shut

down all lanes, just reopened the left two lanes. sweeper trucks will be called. that's unusual for the southbound direction. the northbound flow through the south bay typical for san jose and silicon valley. atypical, this big backup off the dublin grade, westbound 580 at redwood road. we have possibly three lanes blocked there. debris across lanes. sweeper trucks have to head here as well. this could be a while. but it keeps things eetzier drive through the castro valley y. an easier flow of traffic toward the bay bridge into downtown oakland. 13 minutes from marina to broadway. a pretty nice drive. back to you. 6:41. coming up, new developments in an oakland nightclub shooting where several people were hurt. two people have been charged. police say this case is far from over. on a lighter note, all the single ladies and gentlemen in china excited by an up coming

holiday. let's take you to the big board, 18,746, a new record. (rob ad bs)

at 6:44, good morning sunnyvale. waking up to temperatures in the mid 50s and high today approaching 80 in a few areas by

2:00 today. a slow drive for the eastshore freeway. 580 is an easier drive, 21 minutes from 238 because of the crash holding folks up from castro valley. we'll update that coming up. we now know the name of a woman hit and killed by a hit-and-run driver. the accident happened on fremont east of saratoga road. 67-year-old ann winter was hit by a car. she was hospitalized and later died. the driver fled. police are looking for a four-door acura tsx. two people charged in the oakland shooting that left eight people injured. 28-year-old brandon simpson and 20-year-old kahindra riley. one of the victims is still in critical condition. police say the shooting started

as an argument. officers are looking for more people involved. now a couple of wild nearly deadly situations out of southern california to tell you about. let's start here off the coast of shaig where marine corps investigators are trying to figure out how two fighter jets ended up colliding. both pilots are okay. two f/a-18 hornets collided off the coast of san diego. one of the pilots was able to land the plane at a nearby naval station. the other' jeshlgted safely into the water. that collision comes after another f/a-18 hornet crashed in the california desert a couple weeks ago. the pilots survived in that case as well. a dramatic scene out of southern california as a motorcycle rider led police on a high-speed chase. it started late last night in l.a. the biker was weaving in and out of traffic during that chase. eventually he crashed into the side of a car and was knocked

off the bike. that's not where it ended. you see him sprinting, he chucks his helmet, keeps going. eventually police arrested him. >> 6:47 right now. veterans day is tomorrow, but there's a lot happening today for our vets. san francisco va medical ceremony will hocenter will hol ceremony today. the university of pacific dental school will be providing free checkups for vets. there's also a parade in downtown san jose tomorrow. it's a great annual event. activities begin at 10:30 in the morning. there will be street closures as there are every year. this is video from the parade last year. sunny skies. >> looking nice there. 6:47. more news for parents with young kids in car seats and booster streets.

ntsa says proper use of child restraints has gone down in the last three years. nearly half of 4 to 7-year-olds are not strapped in correctly in the car. a lot of kids ages 1 to 3 are being graduated to booster seats before they're ready. medical news now. there's a good chance you have expired meds in your medicine cabinet. a lot of people are wondering is it okay to use them. we're talking about over-the-counter drugs like pain relievers or cough medicine. experts say medical stu difficults haven't proven whether it's o safe to use expired drugs, but they say it's best not to risk it. >> we start to worry about loss of potency over time. the problem is among health care as a whole, it's not known as safe or effective for how long those medications are after their expiration date. >> experts say you should not take expired prescription medication either. that could do more harm than

good. if you like to spend a lot of time on your smart phone, you might not be getting enough sleep or good sleep for that matter. researchers say those who use their phones the most reported a lower quantity and quality of sleep. and you know you've got that thing right next to your bedside. also sleep problems were worse among people who use their phones right before bed. experts say poor sleep can increase a person's risk of obesity, diabetes and depression. 6:49. the stock market continues to do well this morning. a lot of people didn't expect that. >> didn't expect it yesterday. see. >> i'll give you what nobody expected, this morning's open with the world champion chicago cubs. the cubs, world champions. markets at new records. nobody expected that as well. dow industrials up to 18,761, up

171 points. nasdaq up 47, 5,299. very few people expected donald trump to be president. stocks that would benefit under trump will do well, pharmaceutical, construction. trump promises to borrow and spend a trillion dollars as an economic stimulus, rebuilding en from structure. when president obama introduced his similar stimulus plan, the american recovery and reinvestment act, it split among party lines. democrats liked it, republicans hated it. all but three republicans voted gns it in the house. 177 voted against it. i think it's going to switch this time. let's talk about tesla. that stock recover a bit today, suffering on news that mr. trump was elected. republicans will likely end the tax subsidies and they're big, $7,500 off the cheap model 3, not so cheap anymore. it's almost tomorrow in hong kong, november 11th. veterans day for us, but singles day for the chinese. relatively new holiday created

by college students, eagerly adopted by online retailers. people who are single buy themselves a gift. why november 11th? >> it's called every day. >> the date is 11/11 or 1-1-1-1. we'll have more tomorrow. billions more. >> so maybe one isn't the loneliest number after all. >> how about diamond ring. >> buy yourself a little something? >> a lot of fish in the sea especially if you're in china. >> all kinds of swells going on. >> getting tossed around the last couple days offshore. 20 to 30-foot waves. wave heights coming down a bit. high surf will be an issue as we head into the weekend. today we're talking about unusually ohio temperatures. san francisco, hazy skies as the sun comes up and blows out the camera. 61 in san francisco. peninsula, 56 degrees, mostly clear and a pleasant view in san

jose. not much in the way of patchy fog. as we approach sunrise, hopefully we won't see any of that like we had yesterday morning. 56 later on. close to 80 in downtown san jose. should see numbers in the low 80s south of downtown. pleasanton, 82. 80 in livermore. peninsula temperatures, mid to upper 70s today. downtown san francisco, low 70s, mix of high clouds and sunshine. 68 around point reyes today. veterans day tomorrow, increasing clouds, looks dry. temperatures running a little cooler tomorrow. as you get into the weekend, a bit of a change. sat looks like a few more early morning showers, shutting down by about 10:00 in the morning and gradually clearing skies as we go through the weekend. the hour-by-hour outlook for saturday, a few early showers. sunday, no showers in the forecast. hazy sunshine into the afternoon. the weekend looks pretty good after the early saturday showers. but a big change coming up by next tuesday. as you see there, showers and a

drop of almost 20 degrees for high temperatures by wednesday. mike? >> quite a change over here. quite a change in the south bay as well where we have a crash that kicked in, also one in castro valley that's really disrupting the commute as well. southbound 101, the crash was minor, but the debris was pretty major, had all lanes blocked. still only two lanes open southbound. some speeds are recovering as you travel past montague expressway towards trimble. northbound your commute is standard. still just over half an hour for this stretch from 101 through the slowdown towards 680. clearing by the time you get toward mountain view. here is what i was talking about for castro valley, jammed up westbound 580 approaching redwood road. waiting for the sweeper trucks to arrive. that keeps the castro valley y moving more pleasantly toward the bay bridge. the latest on breaking news out of pennsylvania where a police officer has been killed and the manhunt for the shooter

is happening right now. the call the officer was responding to when the shooting happened next. anger in the bay area over the election of president elect donald trump. things getting violent in one city. we have more dramatic video after this. first, happening now, election day was a bit stressful in the nation's capital. a few pups were commissioned to ease some of the tension. read about it on our home page. talk about a throwback thursday. a california woman stumbles upon a voice from the past during a trip when she discovered her uber driver the man behind america online's famous "you got mail" greeting. the story on our facebook page. we're back in two minutes. beforeou he out e doo-

herere t at 6:57, welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> getting you caught up, breaking news out of pennsylvania, a police officer is dead and a second is in the hospital after they were both shot in an ambush-style attack early this morning. the gunman is still on the run. the shooting happened about 1:00 a.m. eastern time, about 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh in cannonsburg. the officers were responding to a domestic violence call at the time when they were shot. schools in the area have been shut down. an east bay woman is behind bars accusing of stabbing his

mother and grandmother. police investigated 35-year-old tyler haskel, investigators say he stabbed his moth and grandmother with a kitchen knife. haskel's grandmother died. his mother is expected to be okay. police say haskel suffers from mental illness. for the second night in a row, tens of thousands of protesters spilled into the streets all over the country, all of it in response to the election. some of the protests were peaceful. in oakland, however, as you see from this video, people jumping on police cruisers, destroying businesses, smashing windows, even businesses being lit on fire and molotov cocktails being tossed directly at police officers. three officers were injured. police in total make 30 arrests. they issued 11 citations in connection with the violent protests. >> a live look at the white house this morning. in about an hour, president obama and the first lady will

host president elect donald trump and his wife melania. they're expected to talk about trump's transition into office. the meeting takes place at 8:00 a.m. >> the sun is surely shining in washington, d.c. >> we'll see numbers today almost 15 degrees above average in terms of temperatures. mostly clear skies, hazy skies around livermore. 59 in san francisco, 73 this afternoon. close to 80 in san jose and low 80s south of downtown by 2:00 and 3:00. >> got some crashes out there. >> unusual because the traffic is lighter because i think a lot of folks are taking tomorrow and maybe even today off. unusual slowing through the castro valley. earlier crash reported at redwood has cleared. five miles of backup where you're below 20 miles per hour. add another 10, possibly 15 minutes traveling out of livermore. a motorcycle down blocking one lane at thornton. more slowing for fremont. only one lane blocked for the

glass and debris in san jose. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back with a live noekal news update. >> even back for the 11:00 news. hope to see you soon. have a great day. . good morning. breaking overnight. >> we reject the president-elect. >> protests over the election of donald trump erupt coast to coast. thousands marching on trump buildings in nework. and chicago, demonstrators blocking traffic in los angeles, oakland, and portland, oregon. evening burning on effigy of the president-elect in new orleans. white house welcome. president obama and first lady set to meet with donald and melania trump this morning. once bitter rivals, the president now promising cooperation over the next 71 days.