theunit@nbcbayarea.com. the evidence that has investigators calling this overnight crime a trip homicide. >> we reject the president elect! >> fresh unrest across the country as thousands of protesters flood the streets once again. that includes students as well. a look at the damage left behind in the bay area and beyond. a live look at san francisco on this veterans day. up next, a special tribute taking place across the bay area to honor our nation's heroes. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're going to be parading right into the weekend pretty soon. beautiful parades on city streets. talking about the ones in san jose. >> and the weather shaping up nicely as we go through the day. right now a little patchy fog in the north and east bay valleys to start off the morning and

we're seeing 51 degrees and patchy fog in dublin. on the left side you see clear skies in san jose, 51 degrees. haze in san francisco. 58 degrees, 67 by around 2:00 today. 75 in san jose and close to 70 today? santa cruz. >> not all schools, but many schools getting today off. businesses as well. we know that from the signs we see. much less traffic as we look at your approach. your speeds and times getting over toward the bay bridge, looking great. 15 minutes upper eastshore freeway. no delays for the toll plaza. let me show you the live toll plaza shot we have. this backup is for the fast track lanes. the cash lanes are moving smoother. that means the more frequent commuters that have fast track, they are in line. if you pay cash this morning, you can actually save yourself a wait. . let's get to an update,

breaking news we've been following all morning long. a crew some discovery in the east bay. three bodies were found at the scene of an overnight fire. investigators say they may have been murders. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo is on site. investigators are saying this was a triple homicide? >> reporter: that's right, sam. in fact, more officers arrived on scene a short while ago. possible relief for the officers who have been here overnight. the call came in just after midnight on dunbar drive near 98th avenue in east coke land. there was a fire involved in the home where police responded. we are hearing unconfirmed reports of shots being fired here at the scene. still trying to get confirmation from oakland police on that incident that we are hearing about at the crime scene. this came after midnight and police do have one person who they have in custody right now questioning that person over at police headquarters. we are waiting to get more

information from the police spokesperson, but we understand with all of the protests on the streets in oakland for the last two nights, it's been quite a busy couple of days for the spokes people. we'll try to get more information either from commanders at the scene or the spokesperson who should arrive on location any minute now, we're being told by the officers on location. again, three people dead, trip homicide in oakland. one person is in custody. that is the latest. in oak lapd, damian trujillo for "today in the bay." >> damian, thank you very much. >> peaceful protests, peaceful protests! >> while you were sleeping, what started as peaceful protests turned into riots on the streets of portland, oregon. 29 people were arrested there. all the chaos over the election of donald trump. in a similar scene played out here in the bay area, "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in oakland this morning. bob, while people took to the streets there, it was a calmer night compared to the night

befo before. >> reporter: correct. unfortunately last night's protests in downtown oakland were much more peaceful than the previous nights when several windows were broking. that's why property owners boarded up windows that weren't boarded up were. the crowd last night was much smaller, in the several hundreds as opposed to the several thousand on wednesday. the protesters rallied against the election of donald trump for about two hours at frank ogawa plaza, and then started their march down broadway, raising fears of more violence and vandalism. a pastor stood on the street corner and begged people to keep their cool while another man made this passionate plea. >> who cares about trump? this is oakland streets, my town. do not tear up oakland! >> donald trump is the president. the man said he was going to do this, that and the other for our community. let's give him a chance to do

that. >> reporter: protesters did try to get on the freeway and for a short time police were able to keep them off even as some in the you threw bottles. no officers were hurt. it was around 9:30 that some protesters got onto 580 shutting down both sides of the freeway for 30 minutes. that's when the chp arrested two people. reporting live in downtown oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. protesters also blocking traffic in san jose. this was the scene on highway 87 right by sjc. that was shortly after 9:00 p.m. last night. video posted to social media showed the traffic mess as the crowd blocked the highway there. these protests eventually marched to the mlk library right by city hall. from the streets to the schools. #notmypresident was the rallying cry for thousands of high school students across the bay area who

walked out of their classrooms in protests. one protest in particular left a south bay principal on leave for a word he used to describe president elect donald trump. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez will have more on that story coming up at 6:35. just a couple hours ago, donald trump took to twitter regarding the protests. he said, quote, love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud. the president elect mate with the current president, trump and obama had their first ever face-to-face meeting at the white house yesterday. the two leaders discussed the transitioning of power. the meeting lasted for 90 minutes. no secret trump and obama are not fans of each other. white house officials say the meeting was less awkward than many expected. trump opened the door to seek the president's counsel in the future. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, i look forward to being with you many, many more times in the fou tour.

>> thank you. my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president elect is successful. >> in the meantime, first lady michelle obama had tea with the future first lady, melania trump. after that they met up with their husbands in the oval office. after that meeting the trumps visited with speaker of the house paul ryan. they had lunch and took a tour of the area where donald trump will be inaugurated as this nation's 45th president on january 20th. >> that transition under way. at 6:07 right now. an attack on the san jose state campus. a muslim student said she was targeted simply because of her faith. this happened at the west gate parking lot in broad daylight on wednesday. she says the attacker came from behind, grabbed the back of her hijab and pulled her down.

members of the muslim community most certainly are on edge. >> frankly, we're worried that donald trump's victory will embolden some of his more vitriolic and divisive supporters. >> it comes at the same time san diego police are investigating another on-campus indent involving an attack on a muslim american student. a south bay man hospitalized for more than six months following an assault in san jose has died. 48-year-old tim cheeseman initially told a friend he was assaulted on april 18th. his condition worsened the next day. he was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. days later detectives identified james lamont as a suspect and arrested him. cheeseman was initially expected to survive and spent the last few months in an incentive care unit. his death marks the area's 43rd homicide of the year. helping homeless veterans in

san francisco, mayor ed leanne nounsed 75 new homes will be dedicated this fall and winter. according to the "san francisco examiner," the city has housed more than 700 homeless veterans and there are still hundreds of others still in need of a place. the new homes are part of a larger housing effort in san francisco. there are 30 units available at the crown hotel for veterans. 6:09. we're seeing some patchy fog around the bay area, but overall pretty nice weather for veterans day plans. upper 60s and mid 70s for highs with increasing high clouds later today. highs near 75 in san jose. 70s in santa cruz with low clouds. 72 in oakland. around this time tomorrow morning, we could see drizzle or light rain before skies turn cloudy tomorrow afternoon. midweek looks interesting. we've got a good chance of rain and sierra snow along with a big drop in temperatures approaching wednesday. we're looking over here at an interesting commute. right now a lighter flow of track.

many schools have the day off, so that tends the see a lighter flow of traffic. no problems for the north bay. the fog is moving around, not so much to the north bay, but the tri-valley is where we continue to watch. light commute keeping things as speed. 680 through sunol and vargas, an 11-minute drive. at speed there. tapping of the brakes in hayward, not a big deal. live look in oakland at the b.a.r.t. station. this morning we've seen folks arrive and depart right on schedule. yesterday some system-wide delays. we had in problems this morning. no equipment issues. so we have over 43 trains on time right now. >> thank you very much, mike. you may not be on time the next time you go down van ness. the traffic on one of the bay area's biggest streets about to get worse. big changes that could have you pumping the brakes for the next several years. the protest with a little soul. people setting their shoes on

fire. we'll show you coming up in business and tech. you might want to walk over to the plaza cesar chavez today. beautiful sunrise in the distance. welcome to friday morning. a lot more ahead on "today in the bay." stick around.

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temperatures approaching the mid 70s. slight chance of rain as we approach the weekend. a look at that coming up. a smooth easy drive down the eastshore freeway. no real delays for the metering lights that just turned on at the bay bridge. fast track is the way. bring cash if you want to get through faster. the congested streets of san francisco about to get a little more congested. main artery of the city will be under construction today. van ness avenue is undergoing a major overhaul. crews will be at the intersection of van ness and broadway where they'll be reconfiguring the southbound lanes. the street will eventually include two southbound lanes and two left turn lanes from van ness on to broadway. on the weekends left turn lanes will be removed at all but three intersections. the project is expected to finish in 2019. women are now wondering what a donald trump campaign will

company for their health care. on the campaign trail he said repealing the affordable care act is a top priority. people in social media are urging women to get to the doctor before inauguration day. repealing obama care could leave women without coverage for birth control. planned parenthood says the phones are ringing nonstop. some are concerned about their covered california insurance. >> we've received a number of calls from clients who are concerned about what does this mean for them and is that going to happen tomorrow. >> planned parenthood says regardless of whatever happens with obama care and federal funding for it, their doors will remain open. pharmaceutical stocks doing well. >> construction stocks moving up as well. an expectation of mr. trump's new stimulus plan. that's turned into a donald trump rally on the dow. >> dow moving higher for the second day in a row, laura,

after the big move wednesday following his election. the dow 218 to the positive. the s&p 500 slightly higher. the nasdaq down aztec stocks were hit yesterday. sign of the times though. corrections kofrmgs up 43%, it makes private prisons and inv t investors thinks it will likely get the contract to hold illegal immigrants. mr. trump said when he's president he'll roll back protections put into place after the banking crisis including department of defense frank and will take a look at scaling back or understanding the consumer financial protection bureau. that's the agency that fined wells fargo for cheating customers. wells fargo set up phantom credit cards and checking accounts. accounts customers didn't want and didn't know they had. tellers complained to the internal ethics lines and those calls were, quote, mishandled. some people with new balance

shoes are throwing them out or setting them on fire after the head of new balance announced his support for trump and his plans to end trade agreements. new balance shoes are made here in america and the company has to compete with overseas labor. the ceo of food delivery app grub hub trying to explain a memo he sent to employees at at first glance said he was asking trump supporters at the company to quit. if you read his memo carefully, he does not say that. matt maloney says he wants the company to continue to be tolerant and diverse. if employees cannot be tolerant, he invites them to resign. he also says mr. trump's behavior would have gotten him fired from the company if he worked there. a careful reading of the memo, he's clearly not happy with mr. trump. he says if you're going to behave like mr. trump, you can't work here. i don't care who you vote for.

>> about values, not politics. >> correct. >> president obama will be honoring our nation's veterans, he'll pay tribute by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown as the president does every year, an annual observance at arlington national cemetery. the president will be thanking veterans for their service. this is president obama's final veterans day ceremony as president. this veteran's day, it's a great time to stop and thank those who have served our country. today at 4:00, the american legion will hold a ceremony to rededicate a vietnam plaque. that plaque honoring 163 san francisco men killed in the vietnam war has been on san francisco's embarcadero for 15 years. as you can see, the plaque has suffered from weather, vandalism and lack of maintenance. now it's getting a new home. >> able to come here and read that name and say we remember is really important. >> very important. the american legion war memorial

commission is having the plaque moved to a more fitting location inside the war memorial building. the plaque has been recast and five new names have been added bringing the total to 168. very powerful tribute. no matter how many times you've covered ceremonies, you always get choked up a little bit. >> very much so. >> you don't have to know any of the veterans personally. they've sacrificed their careers, their lives. >> they don't mind if you come up and say thanks. >> the moms are always so appreciative. >> men and women out there fighting and still protecting our country. >> true. for all the events around the bay area this afternoon, the weather shaping up nicely. a little patchy fog in a few spots. highs today approaching the 70s. look at that view, east of san jose, sunrise is this time of year, up to 6:46. mostly clear in san jose. san francisco you've got hazy

skies, currently at 58 degrees. and on the lookout for patchy fog around dublin. not too bad right now, 51 degrees. we do have fog around the north bay valley, santa rosa at times down to about a half mile and patchy fog into the east bay valleys in contra costa and alameda counties. mid 70s today in san jose. tri-valley mid to upper 70s before the high clouds move in towards sunset. concord in the mid 70s. san mateo 70 degrees. upper 60s for san francisco, increasing high clouds later on and still low 70s around the north bay. the clouds part of this weather system that's going to take a lot of energy off to the north. we'll start with clouds tomorrow. a few light showers earlier in the day, turning over to partly cloudy skies heading into saturday afternoon. the main impact on your weekend forecast, a cloudy start. could see a few showers through 9:00, partly cloudy skies moving into the afternoon. sunday looks partly cloudy. mid 70s in reach as we brap up

the weekend. a slight chance for a few early showers on saturday. inland spots into the 70s next week. let's fast forward to next week. talking about wednesday, that looks better for rainfall around the bay area as we head towards wednesday and into the sierra. a colder storm could build a foot of new snow. notice the time stamp. not this weekend, that's next wednesday. weekend forecast looking good. partly cloudy skies, mild temperatures as we head into the beginning of next week. >> good pointing out the time, next wednesday, looking at that. right now not seeing much of a backup. we'll take you toward the tri-valley where there was fog earlier. keep that in mind. the speed not a problem. all green through that area as well. looking at drive times, 19 minutes from grant line road over toward the change. that's what we tape cli see around 4:30 in the morning.

mild slowing, construction, isabelle through vallecitos. northbound 101 has slowing from 680 up to 880. mild for the south bay. we brought the speeds back over 50 miles per hour. a live look at the bay bridge, a live look at the toll plaza. we have these fast track lanes backed up. mild backup for the cash lanes. 12 minutes ago they turned on the metering lights. look how gradually the build is there. if you get stuck, look in the rear view mirror. a casual hike takes an unexpected turn for a heartbroken supporter of hillary clinton. check this out, my friends. could this be the future of food delivery? the peninsula city is now taking these puppies out on a test run. a nework m who s

"heabroke by hlaryclinn's stunny welcome back everyone. it's 6:25. a new york mother heart broken by hillary clinton's stunning loss tuesday was in for an en coming surprise. margot says she went on a hike in one of her favorite places in chappaqua where the clintons happen to live where she encountered bill and hillary with their dog. the two exchanging pleasantries there. before they headed out on their way, bill clinton snapped that picture of them. >> the official photographer there. 6:25 right now. ready for robot deliveries?

it is about to become a reality on the peninsula. this is what we're talking about. in redwood city, the city council approved a nine-month pilot program to test out these delivery robots. this is video from starship technologies. the robots are able to navigate streets and climb curbs to make deliveries. you can use an app to track them and where they're going. the service will launch with 20 robots next month. >> open it up and get your package inside. 6:26. sky-high tribute for veterans during the sharks-panthers game in florida. >> from the rafters at the bbt center. >> four navy s.e.a.l.s repelled down from the rafters and took part in the ceremony face-off along with the ka tans from the sharks and the panthers. luckily no clashing there. it was military appreciation night. the sharks, by the way, won that game 4-2. >> don't mess with those navy

s.e.a.l.s. . 6:26, up next on "today in the bay," an update to breaking news, a triple homicide in the east bay overnight. our own damian trujillo has been live at the scene all morning long gathering new information. he'll bring us a live report in just about four minutes. >> reporter: just yesterday milpitas high school students were chanting like many other students "not our president." today their battle cry is different as their principal is off the job. >> a quick look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. more backed up than when mike checked about five minutes ago. we're moving straightforward into your friday morning. more news right after this break. joing us.i'm lau garc cann.ksor

a very good friday morning to you. happy veterans day as well. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. >> a good time to feel patrio c patriotic. a lot of ceremonies out there today. >> the weather behaving pretty well. looking at a little patchy fog. we're seeing that in the north and east bay valley this morning. temperatures in the low 50s around dublin. 55, patchy f 55. mid 70s around san jose. >> very pleasant for the temperatures as well as your

commute. a lighter flow of traffic because many of the schools are off and many parents are heading to the sales you see signs for. you see the veterans, thank them. it's their day. a smooth flow of traffic. minor slowing out of hayward and toward union city for the nimitz. drive times at 16 minutes from highway 4 down to the bay bridge toll plaza. let me show you that toll plaza because the metering lights have been on since 6:10. backup in the cash lanes with minor backups. if you use your fast track, you have to wait with these folks. if you pay cash, you just have to wait with these few. 6:31. an update to breaking news and a deadly morning in the east bay where police are investigating a triple homicide connected to this fire in oakland. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo live near hopkins and dunbar drive. it appears this may have something to do with the fire that started in the garage?

>> reporter: that's the rumor in dunbar drive in oakland. officers are still here at the scene. this is a newer development in oakland off 98th avenue just east of highway 880. several streets have been cordoned off. here is what we know so far. there were reports of gunshots in the neighborhood when officers arrived the home they were responding to was on fire. firefighters arrived and doused the flames at that point, but they did discover three bodies on the scene making this a triple homicide. they have one person in custody questioning that person over at police headquarters. one neighbor came out earlier today and said he was also being kept in the dark, not allowed to come out of his home and actually did not know how he was going to get to work. officers were able to lead him away from the crime scene at this point.

still waiting for official confirmation as to what may have led up to this triple homicide, the spokesperson for the oakland police department has not arrived on the scene. the commander is not talking either. that's what we've been able to get. talking to some of the witnesses here, those conversations have led to the information we have right now. we'll have the latest as it develops here in oakland. for now, back to you, damian trujillo, nbc "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for the late e latest. >> peaceful protest, peaceful protest! >> anti trump protesters chanting peaceful protest in portland, but the reality was anything but that. the protests turned into a riot with demonstrators kicking cars, shattering windows, even knocking out power. in oakland two people were arrested when protesters blocked

traffic on highway 80. about 7,000 people marched from frank ogawa plaza. some got violent for a third straight night. that was not the majority. some did throw rocks, bottles and fireworks. >> from the streets to the schools, thousands of students across the bay area walked out of class yesterday to protest the election results. their rallying cry "not my president." one demonstration in the south bay left a principal in trouble. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us with more on why the milpitas high school principal is now on leave, kris. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. that battle cry of "not my president" has changed. now many of the students taking to an online petition saying bring our principal back now that that principal is on paid administrative leave. this is video of fillmophil mor. it was during the rally that he

allegedly used profanity. the students responded with applause, but the administration isn't clapping. the students have taken the protests online. they've changed the message. nearly 4000 signed a change.org petition asking for reinstatement of principal morales. over at concord high school academy there was an altercation between a student and teacher where witnesses say the student hit the teacher after the teacher slapped a phone out of the student's hand. there were three arrests in contra costa county as the thousands of students were peaceful until they walked onto 680. >> we don't come here to sell drugs, we don't come here to rape anyone, we don't come to do anything bad. we come here to work and get an education. >> since donald trump, i don't feel safe being a muslim in this country. >> hundreds of students walked through traffic on the streets of san francisco and also across the bay, took over oakland mayor

libby schaaf's press conference about violent protests there the night before. many students have the day off from school in observance of this veterans day holiday. but, as they have been mobilizing via social media, they don't have to be on campus in order to protest and rally. we'll see what happens today. in milpitas, kris sanchez for "today in the bay." >> it is 6:36 rieght now. all this unrest came hours after a moment of unity at our nation's capital. president obama elected president elect trump to the white house to begin the transition. >> "today in the bay's" edward lawrence joining us. aside from morbid curiosity, many people were surprised to learn these two men had never met before yesterday's visit. >> reporter: it was a very surprising fact. also to be a fly in the wall that lasted anti 90 minutes. this was meant to show a smooth transition of power was possible in a deeply divided country.

adds you know, about half of america very upset with this election. donald trump still wanting to go forward with his policy agendas. donald trump called his first day in washington, d.c. fantastic. >> my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president elect is successful. >> in a remarkable image, the president elect and president obama shook hands. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many, many more times in the future. >> thank you. >> reporter: trump opening the door to seek the president's counsel in the future. the respect echoed by white house spokesperson josh earnest. >> sounds like the meeting might have been a little less awkward than some might have expected. >> reporter: the president elect went on to tour the spot where he will be inaugurated with house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch

mcconnell, avoiding protesters at every step. >> i haven't been sleeping since he was elected president. i'm just devastated right now. >> they should just get used to us and start trying to figure out how we're all going to get along. >> reporter: those protests continues in cities across the u.s. for a third straight night. trump responding on twitter saying protests incited by the media protesting, very unfair. >> reporter: donald trump saying a small group of passionate people are protesting going on to say we will come together and be proud. donald trump waking up in trump tower planning forward for that transition, looking over some names for who could possibly be in his cabinet. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. >> thank you, edward. healing on the way for a nation bitterly divided, many calling for a day of healing and

reconciliation this sunday. an event planned in washington, d.c. and san jose, the spiritual center in willow glen will participate by broadcasting that d.c. event. the san jose event is open to the public. a lot of ways to also honor our veterans throughout the bay area this morning on this veterans day. in san jose there's a breakfast for military veterans and their families that starts at 8:00. later the united veterans council is hosting a celebration downtown. in pill meet tis, a ceremony at city hall. a service at 9:30 at the veterans memorial auditorium in san rafael. "nbc bay area responds" to a san francisco homeowners on the hook for thousands in city fines because of a short-term represental kras. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here to lay out a real estate mess. >> in san francisco homeowners are required to register with the city when they register on

sites like homeaway or airbnb. now some landlords are responsible for thousands in fines because their tenants are breaking the short-term rental law >> i was unemployed at the time. i couldn't even focus on a job search, i was too consumed with this. >> tonight at 11:00, we ask why the city is fining homeowners, not the tenants. the city at the same time is trying to catch what it calls serial tenants. if you have a consumer complaint, call 1-888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you to night. >> it's time right now, 6:40 on this veterans day morning. looking at patchy fog. increasing high clouds, upper 60s near san francisco and mid 70s inland today. san jose near 75 degrees. 72 in oakland. 67 in san francisco. santa rosa near 70 degrees today. tomorrow could see a little

drizzle early today. partly cloudy skies to finish saturday and sunday. main event weatherwise, next wednesday rain making a comeback along with sierra snow. >> despite very light traffic. the bay bridge media lights are on. i learned of a deadly crash in crockett. traffic is slow on highway 4 heading towards hercules, right around mckeown. this will affect folks on interstate 880 toward the carquinez bridge. vun has died as a result of the crash. we're investigating things. mild slowing for that portion. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the metering lights on here. backup has finally filled all lanes. in the last ten minutes we've seen it change. you have the backup off the berkeley curve. slow getting into san francisco. back to you. 6:41. coming up thieves steal wallets

and a kindle from a patient at a busy bay area hospital. the war ma look back at leo cohen's life and legacy. >> a sale not just at macy's but of macy's. the big board, dow industrials down ever so slightly after a two-day rally.

at :45, hazy skies up and down the santa clara valley. saratoga temperatures approaching mid 70s with increasing clouds this afternoon. just now starting to see a slower drive across the bridges. the bay bridge, 16 minutes from the berkeley curve. toll plaza filled in a few minutes ago. no delays for san jose. it is 6:45 right now. fans are mourning the death of musician leonard cohen. his death was announced on his facebook page last night. his most famous song, "hallelujah" recorded hundreds of times. he was a celebrated poet when he moved to the u.s. from canada. before long critics were comparing him to bob dillon for

his song writing. cohen was 2 years old. a deadly street light that happened during broad daylight, here is video of what the scene looked like afterwards. we've learned 20-year-old juan el campo was the man who died in the crash. investigators say he was racing another driver on the san thomas expressway on sunday afternoon. witnesses report the cars were going 100 miles an hour. he later crashed into a tree and a wall. police are looking for the driver of a silver acura tsx or tl. a retired oakland police captain is now facing charges in a sex abuse candle. contra county prosecutors charged 81-year-old al peridine. a total of 12 oakland officers and 11 richmond officers have been disciplined for their involvement in the scandal. 6:46.

charges expected to be filed against two people accused of stealing from a patient at a walnut creek hospital. this is surveillance video of the incident. it happened last week at john muir hospital. you see a patient and his wife leave their room to go for a walk. two other people are then seen near the room, one of them goes inside. police say he stole wallets and a kindle. a hospital worker spotted the suspect inside the hospital a few days later. they were arrested, but they're out of custody this morning and awaiting charges. it was one of our country's darkest days in recent memory. now this morning we're getting new images of the horror that unfolded during the mass shooting at pulse nightclub in orlando over the summer as body camera video from law enforcement officers shows the victims pouring out of the club. >> please help my friends. they're very injured. >> they're coming. >> those body cameras show officers rushing in with gurneys as they try to help victim after victim. it also shows tense moments near

the bathroom. 49 people were killed in the massacre including the gunmen. antarctica has a very high-profile guest today who is also well bundled. secretary of state john kerry is there for a two-day trip where he'll hear from scientists about the impact of climate change on the frozen continent. kerry is the highest ranking american official to visit. >> 6:48. markets are sinking very slightly this morning. >> a surge earlier in the week. let's check in with scott mcgrew. calling it the donald trump rally. the dow had been up so much, down slightly, like seven points. let's take you out to the markets this morning. the new york stock exchange, this is the undersecretary of the army on the new york stock exchange along with the u.s. army. on the nasdaq, former members of s.e.a.l. team 6. he attended the business school in columbia after graduating from the navy.

happy veterans day to you. snap chat has started selling its new spectacles from a vending machine in venice beach. people are reselling them on ebay for like $1,000. maybe so they can afford clothes. why venice beach? snap chat offices are just down the street. macy's is selling its men's store on stockton down the street from union square t. "san francisco business times" says macy's will get $230 million from the buyer, morgan stanley. macy's main store is going to stay. our new president's policies give us a lot to think about in silicon valley. questions about what happens to h-1b visa holders, tens of thousands in the bay area. they're our friends and neighbors. mr. trump called for a boycott of apple? how will he handle relations with apple? called for a 45% tariff on iphone and snap chat glasses. he says he doesn't support net

neutrality. we're going to examine mr. trump's policy papers, put them in front of experts, figureout what happens to us in our region, our money, our jobs, a wide ranging discussion with "the new york times," u.s.a. today, venture capitalists, a little psychology on "press here" after "meet the press" at 9:00 a.m. on sunday. probably not the last show i'll do about this. honestly we could assign a reporter and do just what's the effect of silicon valley. >> lots of things we talked about in the coming year as well. right now we've got a coming weekend, veterans day as well. >> a shock. >> we've been looking at veterans day plans this morning. hazy skies. temperatures in the 50s. pretty view actually around san francisco. you can see the flag off to the right. a little bit of a red, white and blue sunrise earlier as the clouds have draped over the top

of the golden gate bridge. right now at 58 degrees in san francisco. similar temperatures in san jose, not too foggy, 55 degrees, mostly clear. should see, again, as we head towards the afternoon, numbers still ten degrees above average, maybe not as warm as 80 like we saw yesterday. mid 70s today around san jose. still a chance of upper 70s around danville. 74 in concord, 75 in livermore. 60s closer to the coast. upper 60s later today in san francisco and for the north bay, highs in the low 70s. increasing clouds today courtesy of the system offshore. a lot of the energy will head to the north. to start the weekend, we've got lots of clouds and a few brief light rain showers possible through 9:00. notice as we pass noon tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, and that change will continue for the second half of the weekend. just a slight chance for your morning run tomorrow. you may run into some drizzle or light showers early. by lunchtime, skies begin to clear, partly cloudy skies saturday afternoon and sunday

likely. a little warmer, mid 70s making a comeback as you wrap up the weekend. later this week, changes showing up. look at the seven-day forecast, the weekend finishes on a dry note. wednesday, big drop in temperatures. highs yesterday near 80. inland spots low 60s by next wednesday. we show the middle of next week, the wednesday storm bringing a lot of rain and we think a foot of snow in the sierra. again, a reminder, that's november 16. don't worry about that right now. middle of next week, you'll see the changes. more november-like weather as we head towards next wednesday. temperatures in the 70s inland through sunday. >> we don't have to worry about it because you're watching that for us. over here looking at no big deal as far as the traffic flow. the south bay minor slowing northbound 101 through san jose. that's a great flow of traffic. we have this incident, concerned for folks traveling highway 4 over toward 880 -- interstate

80. that's an issue, a deadly crash involving one truck. it looks like from the traffic pattern it's past the sky way. the lanes aren't block, but a lot of activity. serious, a deadly crash there. you'll make the cutover toward the carquinez bridge. as we look at the "east bay times," 16 minutes. a little slowing for the east bay freeway. and the buildup at the bay bridge toll plaza. the live shot filled in for all lanes. the fast track lanes are moving well. we'll look towards sunol as well. pockets of fog is what we see. so we do have that. folks driving through area might get patches here as well as portions of dublin or livermore. keep that in mind. back to you. >> a great start out there. thanks a lot. it's 6:53. coming up, a quick look at top stories we're following, including breaking news out of the east bay where police are investigating a triple homicide. our crews are talking to investigators and bridging us the latest details coming up

next. it's not just that there's construction going on one of san francisco's busiest streets, van ness, and the congestion that comes with it. it's how long this project will go on for. we'll have more after the break. happening now, we've been tracking all the protests flaring um across the bay area. thousands of people blocking streets while others took out their anger by breaking windows and setting fires. videos and pictures from demonstrations of our facebook page. we've told you about events on veterans day. we have a full list on nbcbayarea.com to figure out how you can honor the men and women that serve and continue to serve our country. we'll be back in a few minutes. beforyou hd outhe do -herere th

welcome back on this friday morning. veterans day as well. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> right to breaking we've been falling out of oakland. a house fire put police on the scene investigating a trip homicide. there's still yellow police tape out there. investigators are casing the area trying to learn more information. this is what it loojd like only hours ago. admitted night actually near hawkins and dunbar drives. police found three bodies inside the home that was on fire. police tell us someone is being

questioned in that case. >> questions about security at sjc after a trespasser got onto the airfield. police say jerry hyde somehow made his way onto the restricted airfield around 1:00 yesterday morning. an electrician working on the airfield called police. this is the sixth airport breach there in the last 18 months. it comes after several upgrades to security including higher fences. developing news out of the east bay and another night of protests in oakland as people voice their anger over the outcome of the presidential election. although this version last night was decidedly more peaceful than the previous two nights. hundreds of protesters gather for a third night of demonstrations. at one point they moved onto interstate 508 and blocked both sides of the freeway. protesters used a similar tactic in san jose where they blocked traffic on highway 87 near the airport. this was shortly after 9:00 last night.

video posted to social media showed the traffic mess as the crowd blocked the highway. the protesters eventually marched to the mlk library by city hall. get ready for more traffic in san francisco? what? van ness avenue is undergoing the major overall. starting today crews will be at the intersection of van ness and broadway where they'll be reconfiguring the southbound lanes. it should be completed by 2019. mike is going to have tough updates on van ness. mike also told us about fog in sunol. >> we'll be watching that the next hour or two. the afternoon looks nice. upper 60s in san francisco, 72 in oakland. nice weather for veterans day. >> a lot of people off today. a lot of kids don't have class. how is traffic? >> much lighter flow of traffic. we heard about a lumber spill, westbound 84 approaching the

dumbarton bridge toll plaza. it sounds like the bridge crew took care of it. >> we'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. >> happy veterans day. one demonstration in portland, oregon turning violent. police calling it a riot using flash grenades on the crowd. donald trump back to tweeting. what he's saying about the protesters this morning. making peace. >> if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> the president and president-elect meet for the first time in the oval office. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president. >> the first lady and first lady to be sitting down over tea. this morning, what was said behind closed doors. and nbc news exclusive.