out right now. >> definitely an extra layer needed. this morning, along with the next few mornings, we'll have lows dipping into the 30s. that's nothing compared to what i'll show you in the seven-day forecast. here is a live look outside in san jose as you step out. heaters on. and it's 41 degrees. 36 in livermore. morgan hill 35 and san francisco 48 degrees. won't be a bad afternoon. we're tracking some rain. good news for the south bay for mike. >> better news. overnight construction crews closed off for a short period of time highway 85 at the bottom of your screen here. we have a new incident reported for oakland. more details on that coming up. i want to let you know speed sensors recovered after they reopened highway 85. at stevens creek over crossing they were doing some sign work. that cleared. mild slowing out of the altamont pass for west 580 and the large tire in the roadway at san ramon

road has cleared. back to you. >> thank you very much. we begin with breaking nous this morningment one of two inmates that escaped from the santa clara county main jail has been found and captured. he was caught in the east bay last night after six nights on the run. we were the first to bring you the escape as breaking news on thanksgiving morning. "today in the bay's" chris sanchez joins us from the santa clara county jail where laron campbell started, and we're expecting him to come back there soon. >> reporter: we're expecting him to arrive back at the santa clara county jail where this whole ordeal started a week ago today. this is where he will be returned. he was booked immediately into the santa rita jail after he was arrested last night. in hours we expect the sheriff's department will expect to find out how he was got there and was arrested without incident last night. as he was cuffed last night, neighbors were watching. here is what one neighbor had to say.

>> it was kind of scare ri because you don't really expect that kind of stuff to happen when you're sitting outside and you see a whole bunch of cop cars and a bunch of officers in full gear. it's a little nerve-racking. >> reporter: we were first on the air to report the jailbreak thanksgiving morning after campbell, rogelio chavez and two other inmates cut through the bars of their second story cell and repelled down on a rope of clothing and bed sheets. two of the inmates were back in a sell immediately. tips led santa clara county deputies to swarm this gas station at 7th and keys around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. that's where someone called in a tip saying they spotted chavez drinking water from a hoez outside. that ended up being a bust. at this gilroy hotel they arrested 35-year-old emily vacca

who admitted she was helping chavez while he was on the run. chavez is at large, but with $20,000 in reward money for information leading to his arrest, the public is watching and the sheriff's department says they're definitely talking. there's a press conference for later this morning. we are tracking the comings and goings here at the main jail because we want to watch laron campbell make it back inside. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." breaking news we're following on the peninsula. chp officers involved in a wild chase overnight on a major freeway. "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us from redwood city where the chase ended. bob, two people are now arrested? >> reporter: good morning, sam, yes. both the passenger and the driver of this speeding car both taken into custody after they tried to hide in the caltrans equipment yard off 280 near farm hill boulevard on the peninsula.

chp tells us around 2:20 this morning, one of the officers pulled over a black acura because he was speeding and the registration expired. as the officer approached the car, the driver sped off south down to highway 280 with chp in pursuit. at one point according to chp, speeds reached 110 miles an hour. a few minutes later, the driver exited off 280 at farm hill, got back on to the interstate and had some sort of engine trouble. both men ran across the freeway to the caltrans yard. chp is looking into whether the passenger is a wanted parolee. live in the peninsula, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. we're also following breaking news out of the east bay. some kind of police activity in antioch. we're not sure what exactly it is. you see the twin creeks apartment there.

this is video from the scene. officers are on winding way not far from hillcrest avenue. witnesses at the scene reported seeing crime tape. right now deputies are offering few details. we'll work on getting you more information as soon as we have it. house minority leader nancy pelosi faces critical tests today. house democrats will vote on giving her another term or passing the gavel to someone else. specifically that could be ohio representative tim ryan. ryan believes the results of the recent presidential election calls for change in the democratic leadership. pelosi has been the house democratic leader for 12 years. we'll bring you a live report from tracie potts in washington in our next hour. speaking out right now. the husband of the northern california woman who says she was kidnapped says he is disg t disgusted by people questioning the legitimacy of his wife's disappearance. >> nbc's gadi schwartz is in redding with more on the investigation into what happened.

>> reporter: good morning laura and sam. we're here in redding, california, where we're taking a look at the kidnapping of sheri papini. we'll talk to investigators about the statement released yesterday by her husband in which he described the injuries he suffered during her three weeks in captivity. he described seeing her in the hospital bed after she had been branded, she had been starved and tortured. we or also going to talk to investigators about several clues including one clue in particular that they say they just can't figure out. investigators are now speaking to different investigators in other states about other possible cases that have similarities to this kidnapping. you're going to hear about all of that coming up in our live report. back to you guys. >> gadi, appreciate the update. we'll have the full report coming up on the "today" show this morning right after "today in the bay." it is 5:06 right now. parents in napa asking a lot of questions after police report indicated some kind of campus

assault involving high school football players. so far police and napa high school are being vague about what happened. they're investigating an incident last night in the high school parking lot where at least one player was physically assaulted by fellow teammates. we spoke with a parent who didn't want to show her face on camera. she believes she knows why students singled out one of their own. >> a freshman was moved up to jv and other kids were jealous. >> a member from the team had grabbed on to to another and hit him. >> they're not indicating if this was a hazing incident. so far no action has been taken against any student. >> happening right now, a cold weather warning in the south bay. an inclement weather episode, temperatures could drop into the 30s in some areas. county officials are expanding the number of shelters available for people. the weather warning is going to last threw at least saturday.

>> even looking beyond saturday, it looks very cold early next week. right now as you step out, it's 36 degrees in livermore. san jose it's 41, oakland 47 and 48 in san francisco. along with this chilly air, we also have some cloudy skies and some light rain starting to move into the north bay. as we track that rain it's been very scattered and now moving into parts of sonoma and napa county, also approaching solano county. this is what we'll be watching over the next couple hours. most of that rain staying to the north. but still a chance as we go into the rest of the day. and highs reaching into the upper 50s to right at about 60 degrees into the next several days, it gets a little milder but then those temperatures really drop early next week. i'll talk more ability that in about ten minutes, heading over to mike, more info on the crash in oakland. >> that's right, kari. i told folks we'd check on that.

equal opportunity for the speed limit around the bay. watching eastbound 580 toward the merge with highway 13, the warren freeway. a crash reported at park ball vard. it may be sticking out into the slow lane. a couple of on scene. a 14-minute drive from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's a great drive. back to you. >> thank you, mime. >> up next, a popular sushi restaurant coming to a bay area city. we'll tell you where. kellogg's says snap, crackle stop. a warning in the east bay. stay away from these mushrooms. what's making them toxic. "nbc bay area responds." we've recovered over $300,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call us or visit nbc nbcbayarea.com/responds. mike traffic tease

good morning. halfway through the week. here is a live look outside in palo alto. 101 looking good. mostly clear. as we go through the day in cupertino, 49 degrees at 9:00. 50s today with a lot of clouds.

the clouds may bring some rain. i'll detail that coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> a look at the tri-valley. 24 minutes from grant line road over towards 680. slowing out of the altamont. over the water these bridges move at speed. prayers this morning for a local police officer injured on the job. now the man accused of critically injuring him with a skateboard last week is expected to enter a plea. robby chon suffered major head injuries after being hit with a skate board on thanksgiving day. doctors say he's showing signs of recovery. he was responding to reports of a man acting irate. investigators say the suspect struck chon with a skateboard during a pursuit. a warning in the east bay, toxic wild mushrooms are sprouting in parks and open spaces. there's a warning not to collect

mushrooms or let dogs near them. the two to avoid, the death cap and the western destroying angel. that's not a good name to begin with. both contain lethal toxins that can cause kidney and liver failure. on the lighter side of serving things, people are asking for celebrity chef finally bringing his famous sushi to the bay area. multiple reports say the restaurant is going to move into the epiphany hotel. it will replace warren till which is closing at the end of the year. >> is robert de niro going to be there, too? >> that would be cool. >> the latest holiday crime, not thieves stealing packages from your front door.

the new scam involving e-mail. securities experts, sending out e-mails looking like from amazon. it will say regarding your recent order. since everybody is ordering things from amazon, you're just that much more likely to open it, right? it sends you to a fake amazon site. you type in your password and the grinch wins another one. same warnings we've always given. pay attention to the e-mail address, pay attention to the web address or go separately to amazon.com, log in and see if there are any messages about your delivery. testila in trouble with the sec. the commission doesn't like the accounting system it's using to announce its profits. let's check the rest of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc

world headquarters. >> good morning. wall street could see green arrows today. futures are higher this morning. stocks were flat on tuesday posting small gains. oil up more than 7% as opec meets in austria trying to cut production to stabilize global crude prices. you want to look for data on private sector jobs. that data just out, up 216,000. also look for personal income and housing. the dow rising 23 points to 19,121, the nasdaq up 11 to 5,379. kellogg's, the cereal company says it's going to kwitd advertising on breitbart. it's been called out as an anti-semit anti-semitic. a lot of companies bulk advertise, don't realize where the advertising is going. i looked at breitbart, there's an ad for benny hannah's. amazon is building a new

version of its super popular echo device. they should call this alexa. it would be easier. the "wall street journal" says the device will have a better speaker and a touch screen. the whole point is to call to it, right? a newer, neither one coming in >> let's head outside this morning. check out the shark tank in san jose. the shark tank rocking last night, sharks beating the coyotes in over tight 2-1. they take over first place in the division. let's just hold it there. >> every year. a reason for optimism right now. >> we talked about ice. we're keeping the ice rank outside, nice and cold, too. if you're going out to christmas in the park, it looks great for

that. you definitely need extra layers. you need the same this morning as you get the day started heading to work or school. it will be very cool. make sure those kids are bundled up and have something nice and warm to drink. here is a live look once again in san jose. and here is what to expect, it's 41 degrees. the high will be up to 59 degrees. today we'll start to see the clouds moving in. we'll have a slight chance of rain. the rest of the week we'll have cool mornings and sunny and pleasant afternoons. this weekend it will be warming up even more with some sunshine, but the clouds start to move in on sunday. we're also watching a very weak weather system moving in now. it's been bringing spotty light showers to the north bay, and that could also continue to move farther south across the bay area and bring in some more rain. it's coming down pretty good right now around fairfield and napa, and then just south of petaluma, that shower just passed. as you drive down 101, you will

have some wet roads as times, and the rain starting to taper off as we go through the rest of the day. but now it's in the low 40s, very chilly, 36 degrees in the tri-valley. north bay 42 degrees in san francisco, 47. highs today reaching the upper 50s pretty much across the board with cloudy skies and light rain possible. bring the umbrella just in case. the hour-by-hour forecast shows we'll see the green and light rain moving into the peninsula, the south bay later this afternoon and then late tonight the skies clear, turns cool once again and friday we'll have a clear start as well as some chilly temperatures that will lead us into the weekend. over the next several days, not a lot of action going on here. this weekend mostly clear skies, looking good. the negligent weather system moves in, a cold front passing through on monday will bring us cold air and a chance of rain late next week. until then we have mainly dry

weather in san francisco reaching the upper 50s to lower 60s and some sunshine for saturday and sunday. mostly cloudy skies on monday. look how cool it gets in san francisco. it can drop down into the upper 30s and lower 30s pour the inland valleys. so very chilly air next week. enjoy the weekend because that won't last. let's head over to mike. he's heading back to the oakland crash. >> there have been developments there. nothing else going on. status quo from the peninsula and the south bay. that's good. at the speed limit there. through oakland 880 moves well. it's eastbound 580 getting away from the bridge. a traffic break. to move the crash completely out of the roadway. that's why you see a little slowing past park boulevard. no other issues approaching the bay bridge. westbound 580 at speed. same thing for the eastshore freeway. now 15 minutes. we keep talking on one more minute every quarter hour there as we're getting toward a little

slowing through richmond. no big deal tore the bay bridge toll plaza. the transit system moving well. good stuff on the tracks. in the south bay you might have slowing for 61, 62, 65 going through a construction zone in san jose. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:21. coming up, the federal agency now looking into the san francisco muni hack attack over the weekend. he overpaid the government and thinks he's due a refund. is he? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. and live pictures right now from the heart of san francisco. lots of people left their hearts or keeping their hearts in the beautiful city. you're watching "today in the bay." we'll be back with more news in one minute. stations over the weekend.

a spokesman for muni says the ransomware hack shut down the fbi is investigating the hack that shut down muni pay stations over the weekend. the ransomwar hack shut down payment and e-mail. a spokesperson says the computers were compromised when someone clicked on a link delivered in an e-mail. a disturbing case of animal abuse in san francisco. jasmine marshall and calvin johnson were arrested for allegedly forcing their dogs to

kill a raccoon and kay oh tea in golden gate park and documenting all of it. the d.a.'s office says the couple could be facing felony animal abuse charges as a result. this could be a double dose of pain for oakland fans. the city could be losing two sports teams. obviously the fight is on to keep the raiders. the warriors are on the way out. >> they cleared the major hurdle in moving to san francisco. yesterday the california state of appeals upheld a previous decision validating the environmental impact report for the team's proposed waterfront arena near at&t park. the warriors hope to break ground in a few months. a group called the mission bay alliance who argued the report was flawed released this statement, quote, we are deeply disappointed with the court ruling. our legal team is reviewing the rumg and considering options. we believe the proposed warriors arena is incompatible with the mission bay south neighborhood. a san francisco man says he was wrongfully penalized on his

property tax bill. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story and our solution. scott crawford inadvertently over paid his property taxes by $20. the city sent the check back to scott. he then mailed in a new check for the correct amount. scott received a $586 fine, 10% of his bill because the city didn't receive the correct amount within ten days of the due date. scott didn't think that penalty was fair, so he reached out to us. when we contacted the city, it dropped the fine. in a statement the city apologized and told us it's developing systems to ensure this doesn't happen again to other taxpayers. if you have a consumer complaint, you can call us, the number is 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great day. this will upset anyone, gun in a movie theater. chaos in a san francisco center

after a man pulls out a weapon. were there warning signs something was wrong here? >> reporter: captured in antioch, an escaped inmate is back in custody. we expect him back here at the santa clara county jail shortly. what we know about his arrest. i'm sam brock.

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rain going on in parts of the bay area. light rain moving through the north bay. we can all see that by the time the day is over with, not expected to last long. here is a look at the big picture as we see this weak weather system moving in. spotty rain also moving into the delta. we will be tracking this in the next few minutes. mike, something going on in danville? >> yes. and we also have a crash in oakland. but here southbound 680, new crash at crow canyon road leaves at least one vehicle sticking into the slow lane. there's a motorcycle involved. that's through danville. we're looking at the rest of the east bay and a smooth drive, 680 through sunol. 11 minutes down to vargas road. >> we continue breaking news this morning. one of the two inmates that escaped from the slount main jail has been found and captured. he was caught in the east bay last night after six nights on the run. we were the first to bring you the escape as breaking news right here on "today in the bay" on thanksgiving morning. >> kris sanchez live from the

santa clara county jail in san jose. kris, we're expecting to possibly see that inmate very soon. good morning. >> reporter: we expect he'll be transported from the santa rita jail back here where the whole jailbreak started a week ago today. also this morning, we expect to hear how federal agents tracked him to antioch. we know he's on his way shortly. he was arrested without incident in antioch, booked immediately into the santa rita jail. he'll head back here in a matter of hours. we were first on the air thanksgiving morning to report that jailbreak hours after campbell, rogelio chavez and two other inmates cut through the bars on their second story cell and repelled down on a rope made of clothing and bed sheets. two of them were busted immediately and back in a cell. campbell and chavez took off. tips about chavez led santa clara deputies to storm this gas

station yesterday afternoon. that's where someone called in a tip saying they spotted chavez drinking from a hose outside the station. days beforal they arrested 35-year-old emily vaca of san jose. she admits she was helping chavez while he was on the run. he has lost that assistance now. he's still on the run this morning but with $20,000 in reward money for information leading to an arrest, the public is definitely watching and the santa clara county sheriff's department says they're talking. we'll be here as the press conference happens later this morning. we're watching the front door to see whether or not this inmate, laron campbell, will be walked in this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." the future of the democratic party is at stake today. house minority lead nancy pelosi facing a big vote.

"today in the bay's" tracie potts joining us from washington, d.c. many are calling for a change after the presidential election. >> reporter: exactly. take a look at the electorate. it was more rural, more working class, not necessarily people who were always attracted to a liberal from a big city like san francisco. so this secret ballot today could put nancy pelosi's job as minority leader at risk after more than a decade in that leadership position, she could become the representative from the bay area but not that larger leadership role for the democrats. the secret ballot which was put off before thanksgiving is now happening. her challenge coming from ohio representative tim ryan who some democrats think have more appeal to white rural america that made up a big part of the electorate in this last election. make no mistake, this is all about looking toward the next election, democrats trying to

take a closer look at what happened, why they lost, and positioning themselves to do better in the next election coming up in two years. 25 seats is what pelosi had promised. now it looks like six so far is what democrats picked up. while that's an improvement, it's not necessarily what they were looking for. one thing they'll have to keep in mind, money. nancy pelosi raises a lot of money for democrats in their re-election bids, $141 million in this last cycle. if they get rid of pelosi, some of that money may go away, too. >> we know how popular she is in the bay area. thank you very much, tracie. also today, president-elect is launching a victory tour, planning to visit some of the states that sent him to office. tonight he visits cincinnati, ohio. in the meantime, his latest cabinet selections, former goldman sachs executive the

treasury secretary position. he has no prior government experience and has been recently financing films. a protest planned against steve bannon and his role in the donald trump presidency. the president-elect appointed bannon as his chief white house strategist and senior counsel. a group is protesting as part of a national jewish resistance day of action. bannon was with the breitbart news organization. that protest is at 4:00 this afternoon. tragedy before a cirque du soleil show. investigators are trying to find out what left a man dead, a technician. this is a story we brought you last night at 11:00 as breaking news. "today in the bay's" pete suratos has more. what are they saying about this man's death. >> reporter: good morning.

a tragic accident that took the life of this employee during the show, preparations for the cirque du soleil show in san francisco. still trying to determine exactly the details on it. we know the show was canceled last night as a result. according to the team, they say a show technician was struck by a forklift. that technician was taken to sf general where he died of his injuries. for anyone who has attended these shows, we know it's an elaborate production and they have these large sets. this show here, lucia is following the same tradition. they said it is with immense sadness that we report a fatal accident that occurred during the preset of the show, luzia. one of our employees, a technician on the show, was struck by a lift and passed away from his injuries. we cannot confirm the identity as his family is yet to be reached. we'll update with you more

details as soon as we are in a position to do so. they haven't provided any update so far this morning. a z of this morning, on the show's website, it looks like the shows will go on for the remainder of this week, the show "luzia" will go on through february of next year. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest. 5:37. a scare for movie goers in san francisco. people evacuated the popular metreon after a man pulled a gun. "the chronicle" said a witness said the suspect was yelling and behavinger radially before a showing of "allied." another witness said the man stayed seated as others ran out. police arrived quickly taking the man into custody. the theater was then closed for the night. contra costa health officials, the county health officials are urging the public to throw out any leftovers from a community thanksgiving meal that killed three and sickened more than a dozen people in

antioch. 17 people have become seriously ill. that is up from the five originally reported. all of the victims ate thanksgiving dinner at the american legion hall organized by the golden hills community church. the parish has been serving holiday meals for decades. >> if it was from us, we want to fix it. if it was president from us, we still want to help the people who are hurting. >> the sheriff's department is conducting autopsies on the three people who died. caltrain is launching what it hopes will be a potentially lifesaving move, addressing the difficult subject of suicides. suicides on caltrain tracks along the peninsula have gotten national attention. today the agency is announcing a new partnership with crisis text line that offers free anonymous counseling services any time. details on that partnership are going to be laid out later today at a news conference. >> the time now is 5:38. good wednesday morning. here is a live look outside in

oakland. all clear skies. we're tracking light showers nearby, and now in oakland it's a cool rain in those spots. 47 degrees. a high today will reach 59, and once again this system moving in, not bringing a widespread shower. but you will have that chance as we go through the day and in some spots before we do see the rain, it's been quite heavy at times, now moving east of fairfield. we've been tracking that, and also spotty rain for parts of the north bay. elsewhere we've seen the rain passing by. so expect a slight chance of that moving through. otherwise mostly cloudy, highs today in the upper 50s. it will be fairly cool today. over the next few days it gets a little better with sunshine and then it really gets cold early next week. i'll talk about that coming up in about ten minutes. mike has an update on crashes in oakland and danville. >> we'll take danville first. that's where we see the slowing on the sensors. none from the south bay except

the 101 we typically see coming off 680. looking over here, for 680 itself, slowing from crow canyon road to bollinger canyon road. two right lanes blocked because of a crash there. minor injuries from what i understand, or at least not major injuries. unfortunately we do have major injuries for this park boulevard crash east 580 getting away from the bay bridge. the earlier traffic break took folks to the shoulder. crews on scene. major injuries reported. this will be on the shoulder for a while. we'll track that as far as news and the concern for the people involved as well. 19 minutes gradual slowing from richmond down to the berkeley curve and the bay bridge metering lights are on. back to you. thanks very much, mike. it's 5:40. coming up, a plane crashes killing almost an entire brazilian soccer team. the way the soccer world is paying homage to the players killed. donald trump has sent out a tweet that most of america will probably like.

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good wednesday morning. 5:43.

a live look outside over san jose, still mostly clear here, but there will be spotty showers moving through willow glen, 52 degrees at 10:00 and slightly cooler than average today with a lot of clouds. we'll talk about your chance of rain and what else to expect in about five minutes. easing into your commute. the volume building for sunol. 15 minutes from the dublin interchange south towards vargas. looking at the bridges. the backupality the bay bridge increases the slowdown. the metering lights are on. tracking a crash in danville as well. thank you very much, kari and mike. it's 5:44 right now. when it comes to remaining a sanctuary city, san francisco is showing no signs of backing down from possible flexion with the donald trump presidency. san francisco supervisors joined immigrants rights supporters on the steps of city hall ahead of a supervisor's meeting, where board member called for $5

million in new legal assistance funding for undocumented immigrants. president-elect trump has promised to take away funding from cities that don't follow federal immigration laws. today was supposed to be the championship match. instead, no match and so soccer team. as you see right know, investigators assessing the crash yesterday carrying a brazilian soccer team. it went down in colombia monday night right before it was supposed to land. among the images we're seeing now, the few players not on the flight in shock, as are many fans around the world right now. only 6 of the 77 people on board survived that crash. vigils and moments of silence were held last night. a flight attendant told rescuers that the plane ran out of fuel. in a heartwarming gesture, the colombian team that was supposed to play tomorrow says the championship should be awarded to that brazilian team. also, there is devastation this morning in tennessee.

this wildfire that has ravaged the area, at least three people confirmed dead. the fire still burning near the great smoky mountain national park, the most visited national park in the country. 150 homes and businesses have so far have burned. high winds have fueled the flames. more than 14,000 people had to evacuate as a result. investigators say that fire might have been started by a person. they're looking into it. 5:46 right now. palo alto cleaning up after pigeons. the animals are hanging out in the rafters of this embarcadero road underpass. the stench was said to be so bad some neighbors complained to the city. so now palo alto will shut down the road for seven nights to clean up the area. >> cleanliness is really important. i think there's risk of disease when you have pigeon poop on the bridge. so i think it's a great idea. >> the city is pigeon-proofing the underpass so the pigeons

will no longer roost in the rafters. the federal government is finding out the good deal giving to students is too good of a deal. >> laura and sam, one o of the best deals out there is a deal where college grads pay back 10% of their disposable income for 20 years, and then after 20 years, the rest of the student loan is forgiven, even if you haven't finished paying it back. a report due out later today says these deals mean the federal government will forgive more than $108 billion in loans just over the next few years. that $108 billion figure is way, way more than washington expected. the "wall street journal" says the general accounting office has shocked people with that number. the report will also take the department of education to task for far underestimating the cost. this started as a way to help kids. the obama administration pushed

it as a way to help keep graduate bills down. but this bill is much higher than anybody realized. to stock market barely moved on tuesday. the dow gained 23, the nasdaq was up 11. the opec ministers meeting today trying to cut a deal to cut production. that will raise oil prices. actually just the talk alone has raised oil prices this morning. a short time ago donald trump said he would hold a major announcement next month to explain how he will, quote, leave my great business in total. presidents have in the past put their financial dealings in a blind trust, something mr. trump has been unwilling to do. he reminds us, in fact, he doesn't have to. while i'm not mandated to do this under the law, i feel it's visually important as president to in no way have a conflict of interest with my business. the presidency, he says, is a far more important task. this announcement will come in december. we don't know it's a blind trust, laura and sam. we often don't know a whole lot

about what he plans. we do know there's plenty of conflicts of interest as you were mentioning. interesting to see how this develops. this is interesting, happening in the oc, a beach mystery confusing even scientists. >> it's happening right along california's coastline. these weird jelly-like creatures are washing up by the thousands on huntington beach. scientists can't determine what they are, their best guess is it's some kind of sea cucumber. the creatures are now gone. >> interesting. >> like the blob. remember those old movies? >> in the words of beyonce, i don't think you're ready for this jelly. >> wow. >> we have no dwried whidea wha. >> that song was also about cucumbers. >> we want it to be shaking around just to keep warm. >> rubbing your hands together and trying to keep those hands

warm. we will continue on with cold mornings over the next few days. do what you have to do and maybe grab the umbrella as well. we will have a slight chance of rain moving through. here is a live look outside in san francisco. the clouds are starting to move in. as far as what you're seeing now, it's still dry. look at that temperature. it's only 49 degrees, heading up to 57. and the clouds will continue to roll in. light rain possible. the rest of the week, though, it will be all clear, some moral cool mornings and some mild afternoons. this week end is looking so nice. go ahead and make some plans to get outside. we will have highs near 60 degrees. a live look outside san jose, starting to get busy. looking at quite a bit of business here as far as radar, green popping up. we will continue to see light rain. it's also approaching oakland at this point and over toward richmond. then we have some rain that just moved through concord. so it could be wet at times. also as you head out for that

morning commute, and the rain moving from north to south. by the time it gets to the south bay later today at about 4:00, 5:00, it will quickly pass. and then skies will clear. and then for tomorrow, cool, cold start on friday as well. so not enough going on after this passes. it's not really that strong. this is a weak system. but there will be another one moving through that doesn't look to bring us much in the way of any rain, but a big chill for the start of next week. then we may not see any significant rain in this forecast until about next thursday. it's not good as far as how much rain we'll see. as far as cold air, you'll see a big difference. looking at the forecast in the seven days, in san francisco, how about upper 30s to start next week? that's what we could be dealing with and even freezing temperatures for the inland valleys. this weekend is really looking nice. make sure you get out there and enjoy it. heading over to mike, he's updating us on the danville

crash. >> that's right. 680 was a concern because we see a build for the volume around the bay. you showed the live camera where we have slowing in san jose. we'll talk about that in a second and also talk about what popped up at the coliseum. but this continues to be on the shoulder. two lanes still reported blocked southbound 680 in danville. two lanes were reported blocked by a crew that arrived on scene to assist with minor injuries. that will be an issue as the commute builds through that area. a smooth flow approaching the bay bridge. slower for the eastshore freeway and the bay bridge metering lights are on. 4 minutes from highway 4 to the bay braj. i'm checking for the disabled vehicle reported around 66. that's the over crossing that blocks out the lights right there. we don't see slowing or problems. i'll continue to track that as well. we're also talking about your travel times. traveling through the south bay, despite the bunch of headlights kari showed you and the slowing

i showed you 101 at 680, still 18 minutes from 85 to 87. again, we expect that pattern and that's what we see this morning. back to yu. >> thank you very much, mike. up next, more construction at santana row. san jose's popular shopping spot keeps growing. it's not a retail store that's moving in. we'll show you what is next. happening now, google for the first time seeking permission to build an apartment complex in mountain view, but there's a catch, read the story now on nbcbayarea.com. supporters are rallying around a michael's store manager after video of an incident went viral. on our facebook page see the video showing an angry customer yelling at an employee claiming she was discriminated against while checking out of the store. we'll be back in two minutes. in toyland" report.

the report from the "california public interest research group" lists recalled toys fr t the 35th annual trouble in toyland report released today. the report lists recalled toys from the past year or so so people can watch out for dangerous toys that may still be in homes. the list includes recalled toys still being sold online. the group will release the latest report at uucsf

children's hospital. groundbreaking for the last undeveloped site at santano row. construction for 700 santano row, a 284,000 square foot office building that will anchor the end of the mixed use neighborhood. that groundbreaking is 11:00 a.m. new details in the case of a former police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man in charleston, south carolina. you probably remember this one, former officer michael schrager testified yesterday during the murder trial against him. he's charged in the shooting death of walter scott which took place last year. schrager said he stopped him for a broken taillight and he chased after them. police dash cam video shows the initial stop and both men running. cell phone later later captures the moment when scott was shot. he says he felt his life was threatened and now he has nightmares and can't sleep. so far no injuries have been reported from this large

pipeline explosion in missouri. this happened yesterday in plat county. the company was transporting an ethane-propane mix from kansas. the cause of the fire is under investigation. hundreds of people gathered to say good-bye to a homeless veteran whom many never met. the large crowd candle the service in wyoming. the coroner had trouble locating his family. so she asked people in the community to attend his funeral. the story went viral prompting people to travel to that funeral from all over. the coroner eventually tracked down the man's sister who received the flag at the service. she said she's grateful her brother didn't die alone. >> i'm so grateful -- i never, ever expected a turnout like this or all that i've been

given. >> quite moving. many of the people who attended the service were veterans themselves who say they wanted to pay tear respects. >> grieve together. 5:58. we're following breaking news out of the south bay. one of the two inmates who escaped from the santa clara county main jail has been captured. we're waiting for him to return to the jail he escaped this morning. the bay area city where investigators found him. >> reporter: arrests after a 110-mile-an-hour chase down the peninsula. the reason the driver fled in the first place. "today in the bay" starts right now. thanks so much for joining us this morning. let's try to take a peek outside. it's not that dark. there's the light of the bay bridge in emeryville this morning. waking up to cold temperatures once again across the bay area. bundle up before you head out the door. >> yes, we know that sunrise is coming sooner rather than later. i don't know if it will warm things up that much. >> it's going to be milder.

we have the clouds overhead. that will make it warm up just a little bit as we go through the day. also tracking some light rain moving through parts of the bay area. here is the storm system we're talking about. it's very weak, but it will bring in a slight chance of rain. we're already seeing that coming down in parts of the north bay heading towards richmond and oakland and passing through parts of the delta. as that moves through, you have a wet commute for some spots, also right at about 680 near san ramon, we see a heavy downpour moving through there. any rain that you see today will be a quick one and done. it's more cold than anything. it's only 43 in san jose. check out morgan hill. dropped down to 34 degrees. we'll talk about all of that coming up in the microclimate forecast. mike is tracking more slow spots. >> part of the rain went through danville. we have a crash i'm tracking there. not the most significant slowing. we're looking over here towards south 680 sou