that's all gone today. >> new weather. at least we or getting rid of the clouds and the mist and the drizzle that we had that measured to be about .10 inch in san francisco. look at the low visibility now in the tri-valley. it's only 37 degrees. 44 in the peninsula and 47 in san francisco. into this afternoon, it will feel so much nicer. we'll talk about that and look ahead to the weekend coming up. heading over to mike, you have an update for the tri-valley? >> concern for the low clouds and fog and possibility for lower visibility at teams. we also had a disabled vehicle reported, two adults, two kids reported in lanes. update from chp, they made their weigh to a center divide and a crew is heading out to help them out. we don't have anymore issues as far as the speeds go. the live camera in dublin shows low clouds lingering around despite the easy drive. a little build there and a little slowing in the southbound

commute direction and approaching the bay bridge. 24 minutes. only slowing through san pablo and a clear drive through berkeley and the bay bridge metering lights. >> looks good. breaking news. a standoff is over in washington state after an officer was shot and killed in the line of duty. the shooter then barricaded himself inside a home with two kids en side for several hours overnight before police were able to get to him and kill him. we're told the children are doing okay this morning and it comes after a police officer was shot last night as he was responding to a domestic disturbance. he was shot several times and later died at the hospital. the officer had been with the tacoma police department for 17 years. he was 45 years old. this is the first police officer to die in the line of duty in tacoma since 1997. breaking now. we're getting word that buzz aldrin who in 1969 became one of the first men to the moon was

rushed away from his trip to the north pole. while it's not clear what happened, the tour company said his condition, quote, deteriorated during that trip to the south pole. within the last few minutes we learned aldrin was placed on a flight from the south pole to an antarctic base. his decision right now is described as stable. our network producers are working the story. we'll send out a mobile push alert as soon as we get more information. the great escape is officially over. both inmates on the run for nearly a week are behind bars. this is a story we've been following closely since it broke on thanksgiving morning. rogelio chavez was caught around 8:20. that's him in silhouette being walked out of a house. he was taken into custody just a day after the other fugitive, laron campbell was nabbed in antioch. our cameras were rolling as

chavez was taken into custody at the home near coy park. the home belonged to a friend of his. the sheriff says at one point chavez hid in the at tk and his co-conspirator did in antioch, but' vice presidentially deputies discovered him and he was taken into custody without a fight. this lends the week-long search for that escape pee. >> thank the en credible team of sheriff's office detectives that have been working around the clock on this arrest and the capture of the two fugitives and captured within a week. th they've left no stone unturned. a woman at the home, carla fernandez was taken into custody and faces several felony charges as well including being an accessory. traffic is moving again on eastbound 580 in oakland. this is what it looked like after a man and woman was shot

near the fruitvale exit yesterday. the shooter is still on the loose this morning. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon and investigators shut down eastbound traffic for hours. officers were on the roadway looking for any bit of evidence they could find. police say the victim's car was the only one hit by bullets. the victims are expected to be okay. police have not yet revealed a detailed description of the gunman. contra costa county health officials might be changing requirements for a thanksgiving dinner next year after two more people have become sick following the dinner in antioch. three others died. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at the contra costa county health services department in martinez. how are health officials responding? >> reporter: good morning, kris and sam. this brings the grand total of folks that got sick from this thanksgiving meal to 19. officials are saying if the

organize organizers, in this case the church, wants to do this event next year, they may have to go through what's called a health permit process. we know more than 800 people ate this meal in antioch on thanksgiving day that was prepared by the golden hills community church. as i mentioned, we have 19 people reportedly got sick from the meal, including the three deaths. while the county health officials continue their investigation into this and what may have caused it, they're saying the cause is more than likely some food-borne illness. >> regardless of what the source ends up being, our dinner or something else, the fact remains three precious people died, and no amount of effort is going to bring them back. >> reporter: when it comes to the permit process, the county would do a health en specs of the site beforehand which in this case would be the american legion hall, and also require no

food be served that was prepared in private homes. it goes without saying, if you attended this thanksgiving meal and you have leftovers, county officials say to throw away those leftovers immediately. live in martinez, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> it's probably time for everybody, now that we're a week away from thanksgiving. the three so-called drifters accused in two bay area homicides are scheduled to be back in court once again this morning. investigators say last year the trio killed a young woman backpacking in golden gate park and also a man walking his dog on a hiking trail near fairfax. during a pretrial hearing in september, two of those drifters accused the other one, shawn angold of being the gunman in both of those cases. today's hearing has to do with rearraignment and other preliminary motions. we're learning gruesome new details in the case of a northern california mother abducted for almost three weeks and released on thanksgiving day. >> "today in the bay's" gadi

schwartz has been following the story from redding and brings us new information which investigators just released. >> reporter: we're here in redding, california, with an update on the kidnapping of sherri papini. investigators now telling us new details, new description of her two kidnappers. you'll hear about that coming up on the "today" show. we'll also talk to an investigator who worked on this case early on on his theory of what may have happened, what may have motivated this kidnapping. we also understand investigators have been showing sherri papini surveillance video from an area where she was abducted to see if she could identify the dark suv that she was abducted in. so far she's been unable to identify that specific vehicle. all of that coming up in our live report. >> so many parts to this vision. you can watch the full report from gadi schwartz on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." it is the hottest ticket in

town, warriors tickets, which can cost thousands of dollars. did you know oakland city council members get them for free? that is sparking an vision by the ethics commission. the commission held a special meeting last night. a number of people testified talking members about the ticket distribution policy. the city has free use of the luxury suite at the arena because of its lease with the warriors. >> i think it's very important going form ward this city and this city ethics commission and the city council clean this up. >> when you have a ticket at a $10,000 face value and you give it to someone, something is expected in return. >> recommendations are expected next month. >> good thursday morning. it is 6:08. as you head out, it's all clear from emeryville toward the bay bridge. looks like a lot of traffic

there. we'll check in with mike in a second. now looking at the temperatures heading out the door, the heater is definitely a necessity. it's only 37 degrees in livermore, 43 in oakland and 36 in napa. also patchy fog drifting around in spots. highs today reaching near 60 degrees. it will be a nice one, slightly cooler than average in a few spots. i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. mike, the commute looks like it's gradually building. >> gradual is the key word, kari. you just showed that view of the span, the bay bridge indeed. i think that's the slowest drive we have right now. folks just getting on to the roadway typical this time of year. easier, lighter flow. the bay bridge metering lights are on. it's moving but slowly toward the treasure island tunnel. nothing unusual about that. the upper eastshore freeway, the unusual flow is it's 26-merch ut

drive. you have two slow spots in san pablo and the berkeley curve. in the south bay the only thing to speak of is northbound 101 from 680 up to oakland road. slowing traditional this time of morning. just a 16-minute drive from 85 up to the airport for highway 101. >> thank you very much, mike. up next, a warning after a mountain lion is spotted in the east bay in a popular recreation area. we'll tell you where the animal was seen. a major candy maker may have found a way to reduce the amount of sugar in your favorite candy without changing the taste. it's a big breakthrough from nestle ahead. a controversial san francisco bank apparently does not show up to a very important meeting. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. we're taking a live look outside. scott, talking a lot of raiders as we look there at the coliseum. let's not forgive about our dubs. they will be home hosting the houston rockets tonight.

james harden and the rockets are in town. much more news coming up right after this.

good thursday morning. it is 6:13. as we head out, we have mostly clear skies over the south bay.

in willow glen it will be 52 degrees at 10:00, trending into the upper 50s, slightly cooler than the average high of 50. it will be warmer for the weekend and then the bottom drops out. i'll detail that coming up in less than five minutes. the tri-valley shows the build mostly for 680 through pleasanton and sunol. across the bridges you're doing just fine. holding steady right around 20 minutes from the bay bridge approach to the metering lights over to san francisco. 6:14. breaking overnight. two people are dead, four others are injured after a man with a gun walked up to a crowd of people standing outside a restaurant in baltimore and opened fire. this is new video from the scene. it happened last night as people were standing outside a carry-out restaurant. investigators think the gunman may have been retaliating after another shooting over the weekend. when it comes to finding ways to crack down on speeders, it seems the city of palo alto is still looking for solutions.

the city council this week shut down the idea of using police radar. that's because it would require the city to raise the speed limit on a number of streets. they're now considering other ideas. this will always get your at tennessee n-- a mountain lion reported yesterday in the area of woodside near the lafayette reservoir. police are boosting patrols in that area and asking people who live there to keep a close eye on their pets. this is not a pet, this next story. that's part of the warning here. i guess it's cute. neighbors in one san francisco community are being told to stop feeding this coyote. she's been dubbed theburnal hill coyote. she's running after cars,

chasing after food thrown from vehicles. she's losing her fear of humans and has been witnessed approaching people. humane society says human food is bad for coy ohities. chocolate without the guilt. nestle says it has made a break through, reducing the level of sugar this candy by up to 40%, using natural i believe ingredients. the company says it can change the structure of sugar so it can use less sugar in chocolate without affecting the taste. nestle says it will start using that process in 2018. we'll be the judge of that. >> can't wait to find out. what if you held a hearing and nobody showed up, not the subject of your hearing? >> this is kind of a head dch scratcher. that's what happened at the state capitol. it's wells fargo that was a know show. >> everybody knew the hearing

was coming. you guys reported it earlier this week before it happened. a state hearing in sacramento over the wells far go skapdal. the senate banking and financials institution committee held a hearing :30, room 3191. the l.a. times went and they said wells fargo did not go. a spokesperson for the san francisco-based bank tells the times the bank is limited in what questions it can answer and points out it did send a regional manager to an earlier hearing. facebook's cheryl sandburg is joining the elite group of millionaires and billionaires who have pledged to give away much of their fortune. she'll donate to lean-in that helps young women and option b, a charity that helps people after aa loss. the federal bank of new york

say a growing number of americans are falling behind on car loans. this is a canary in the coal mine. you may remember what happened the last time easy credit left americans overextended. today is the first day of trading in december. the dow coming off the best month since march. the dow just up two points wednesday. we have steve mnuchin, the new treasury secretary a ap /* appointee. he said he will not push through a tax cut through the ultra wealthy. apparently there is going to be a tax cut, but he'll take out a number of deductions as well. there will be no net gain for the very wealthy. the or concern is mr. trump's tax plan does seem to have a part of it for single parents in the middle class actually pay more in taxes. he says he's going to try to get

rid of that. for now, sorry if you or super rich. >> if you're a single part, i know a lot of folks have been watching that. >> that is the antithesis of what he was telling people during the campaign. mnuchin for the next four years. san francisco looking for ways the control an erosion problem at ocean beach, a problem as old as san francisco itself. now the examiner reports the city planning commission is hoping to keep the sands from further eroding by combating rising sea levels. the more sea levels rise, the greater the erosion. some of ocean beach actually sits below sea level. >> and not the part that's supposed to be below sea level. >> should have known from the name, ocean beach. >> how do you stop erosion? >> kari, i made a mistake. i thought i would be warm in the

studio. >> the colder it is outside, the colder it is in the studio. i figured that out. >> you are smarter than me. >> it's cold. need a warm coat this morning. don't blame us if we're wearing coats over our dresses this morning on the air. as we get a live look outside at san francisco, busy start to this morning, but at least the skies are clear, looking beautiful. it is cool. only 45 degrees. it's going to be even colder than that early next week. that's something we'll be talking about. we'll reach up to 58 degrees in the city with cloudy skies to start. but it will be clearing out, and the tri-valley, also tracking patchy fog. 38 there, 34 in the north bay as the skies continue to clear as the sunrises. beautiful sunrise over san jose will reach 60 degrees. a lot more sun today and very pleasant for the north bay as well. into the next couple of days, we're getting a few of the weekend and what to expect.

it will be all good. now, into next week, that's when we start to see those changes with cooler air dropping in and also some spotty showers. on thursday that will be our next best chance of rain. so until then it will be mostly dry. we'll see changes temperaturewise. this weekend once again very nice. this is a look at the forecast for saturday for the bay and inland areas. quickly warming by noon. highs in the mid 60s. also for sunday, more on the same, and clouds moving in late as we get ready for that cool air. also a chance of rain in san francisco on monday as well as tuesd tuesday. we could have freezing temperatures in the valleys. we'll be keeping an eye on that over the next several days. mike, getting a little busier out there. >> little is the key word. an easier flow of traffic as we've seen all week.

we're looking toward hayward and the bay bridge. i'll talk about that in a second. i want to show you 880 and 680, pleasanton from 238 in san leandro through union city. we have the typical pattern. easing into the morning commute. 92 and 84. the san mateo bridge and dumbarton bridge starting to see slowing across the flat sections. northbound 680 at capital expressway, a crash there. a smooth flow of traffic here as well. we'll talk about possibility for a delay for 61, 62 and 65 on vta through a construction area. and the bay bridge toll plaza, you do have the backup. the metering lights are on. >> that is backed up. up next, the plan to make san francisco city college free-for-all residents of the city is running into problems once again. more on that coming up. why you might want to skip a

certain kind of glass of wine with dinner. the new link found between white wine and a dangerous form of cancer. bad news for wine lovers...

there's evidence that white wine may increase the risk of bad news for our producer lindsay and other white wine lovers. evidence now that white wine could increase the risk of melanoma, the most deadly type of skin cancer. a new study from brown university followed more than 200,000 adults for 18 years and showed each drink per day of white wine increased the risk of

melanoma by 13% in men and women. white wine drinkers 70% more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma. beer, wine and liquor didn't affect mel nome a ma risk. the push to make san francisco city college free-for-all city residents is taking a step forward. the funding measure goes before the full board. here is the caveat, san francisco voters shot down a major tax measure, less money for the city which means the sen tire city budget is up in the air. coming up next on "today in the bay," people around the world will honor the 35 million people who have died from aids worldwide. the special world aids tribute happening in the bay area. >> plus, the death toll is rising this morning as wildfires corporate to ravage tennessee. we'll hear from dolly parton and

her message of support to the sick tims. >> reporter: a second escaped inmate back in custody. what he was doing before his capture according to law enforcement. looking live out our window over emeryville, looks clear, but we do know there's fog in patches around the bay area. we're watching "today in the bay." taking a live look outside at

downtown san jose... another chilly start this morning.

let's open up our window over san jose. beautiful sky over the mountains there and clear but very, very chilly start. >> very nice looking sunrise about to start there in the back ground as well. if you open up the window, all the heat could escape and you probably have the heater turned up right now. >> uh-huh, heaters up and something to keep you warm as you get this thursday started. a lot of sunshine. it will be a nice afternoon. once again, here is that live look over san jose as the sun comes up. it's only 43 degrees, a high of 60 today. we will have a comfortable afternoon. this weekend, it will be pleasant, but then some major changes next week. so i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking fog over at the tri-valley. >> that fog won't stay still. it drifts around. registering on our road weather index. over to the tri-valley this is an issue, a disabled vehicle has cleared as far as chp is concerned.

slowing around north livermore, that might be as crews arrived. a new issue northbound 680. reports of a fender bender there. a pleasant approach toward the bay bridge. in problems there. 23 minutes for 680 through the slowing. showed you 880 from 238 to the dumbarton bridge, only 23 minutes. back to you. another critical arrest to report that sounds a lot like the first one. now the second inmate who escaped from the santa clara county jail last week is arrested and behind bars after being found in an attic. nbc bay area was there last night as rogelio chavez was taken into custody near coit park in san jose. >> we have been covering this story non-stop since it broke thanksgiving morning. we were the first to bring you the news that there had been a jailbreak. "today in the bay's" bob redell is in the main jail to explain how investigators were able to track down that fugitive after a week on the run bob.

>> reporter: good morning. yesterday morning during 9:30 news conference the sheriff's office expressed confidence to us that they would be able to recapture rogelio chavez, and it was just a few hours later that they had a four-plex surrounded near coit park in san jose. that's where they did find the escaped inmate inside that home. it was a tip that led them to this home that was a friend of his. it turns out that he was inside at one point according to the sheriff's office, hiding inside the attic. when law enforcement entered the home last night, they did find him inside a room. they said he was compliant. at 8:25, they led him outside in handcuffs, ending what had been a seven-day search for him. >> thank the incredible team of sheriff's office detectives working around the clock on this arrest and the capture of the two fugitives, captured within a

week. that left no stone unturned and many, many sleepless nights. >> deputies did take chavez to a local hospital because they believe he was high on drugs. they also tell us he was in possession of crack cocaine and marijuana. the sheriff's office also took into custody carla fernandez who lived in the home near coit park. she faces charges of being an accessory, resisting arrest and obstructing the investigation. deputy also found a gun inside that four-plex. on tuesday night laron campbell was structured after a dip led them to his sister's home in antioch. he crashed through the ceiling and into the custody of law enforcement. his sister also under arrest for her alleged role in aiding and abetting. when campbell and chavez escaped a week ago last week from the second floor window of the main jail hire in downtown san jose, the sheriff's office believes

both men went their separate ways. this time when they're back for their stay in the jail, they will be placed in the maximum security section. live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." new this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly head-on crash in the east bay. this happened about 8:30 last night on buchanan road at meadows avenue in pittsburg. that road was closed until early this morning while investigators were at the scene. police say a 50-year-old woman was killed after her car drifted into on coming traffic. the other driver is expected to be okay. mu details in a triple shooting investigation. police released these mug shots of the three men now under arrest. the shooting happened monday night at union landing during what police say was a prearranged drug deal. during the transaction something went south and three suspects opened fire killing one man and injuring two others. those suspects then took off,

but because of a witness description of the getaway car, police arrested the men a short time later. two of the most well-known high schools in the bay area have troubling charges swirling around them. a 15-year-old football play at de la salle high in concord is charged with sexually assaulting a girl from carondelet high. police say after the varsity team won a play-off game on november 18th, a member of the freshman team sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl. this happened on campus while the suspect and victim were attending the game. killed while on the job. a public works employee was shot in san francisco in broad daylight. we brought you this story during our midday newscast yesterday. the victim was gunned down in the area of 25th and very month streets just a couple blocks from san francisco general hospital. family members identify that victim as jermaine jackson.

we are told he is a father of two young children. police are still searching for the gunman. no word yet on a motive in this killing. we're also expected to lynn today when shows will resume for cirque du soleil performances after a worker died on the job. this is him, olivier rochette, the son of the founder. he was killed tuesday night after being hit by a work platform before the show. he was rushed to the hospital and that's where he died. the world famous show is in the parking lot of at&t park. >> all the checks and tests that they need to do with safety  equipment and conditions in the workpla workplace, on a regular basis to make sure equipment is working properly. >> rochette's death is the third for cirque du soleil since 2009. wildfires has ravaged two

popular towns in tennessee. at least seven people have died near gatlinburg and pigeon forge. about 14,000-plus have evacuated. more than 400 structures are either gone or damaged. firefighters are working rapidly to get into those burn zones that are obstructed by downed trees and power lines. overnight, talk about an up lifting gesture, dolly parton announced she's going to make a generous donation to anyone affected by the fire. >> i know it's been a trying time for my people. this assistance will help. beginning friday you can join our efforts to recover from these deadly fires by vis sitting dollywoodfoundation.org. thank you for your help, continued prayers and your co concern. i hope you'll soon visit the tennessee mountains and experience the tennessee spirit. >> we mentioned tens of thousands have been affected by the fire. the 70-year-old singer has pledged to donate $1,000 for six

months for each family who lost their home in the wildfires. president-elect donald trump takes a break from doing interviews in new york, now headed to the midwest for a thank you tour. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington. we understand that tour includes a stop in indiana to fulfill a campaign promise he made. >> reporter: exactly. the rally, the thank you rally kicks off tonight in cincinnati. but first both the president-elect and vice president pence are headed to indianapolis today to fulfill that campaign promise, taking credit for jobs that will stay in the u.s. >> started talking and being happy that they would be able to maintain their jobs, their homes and take care of their family once again. >> reporter: carrier workers call it a christmas miracle. 1,000 jobs saved, not moving to mexico. the company credits

president-elect trump's pro business policies. >> he's not even president yet and figured out how to save 1,000 jobs. >> i'm hoping every ceo in america is getting that beacon signal from the new trump administration that we're open for business here in the united states. >> behind today's victory lap, millions in state incentives from indiana governor mike pence who has been in washington paving the way for quick confirmations. >> we're going to be continuing to work through december and all the way to inauguration day to make sure we're ready on day one. >> reporter: in new york. >> we talked about sba -- >> reporter: the parade of potential nominees continues. critics call it a cabinet full of insiders. so far no word on which of four candidates will be offered secretary of state. >> the drama continues there. today is world aids day, time to remember the 35 million people who have died from that disease

worldwide. in san francisco last night close to 1,000 people came together for remembrance and a fund-raiser at the national aids memorial at golden gate park. some placed candles on the names of loved ones who died of aids. >> i feel his presence. he is with me all the time. but here i feel him around me, and he's happy where he is now. >> that event raised $400,000 for the aids memorial. later today a sir moan at the memorial in honor of world aids day. approximately 700,000 americans have died of the disease. good morning. the time is 6:40. it's 44 degrees in the peninsula and the tri-valley. we've been watching some fog drift around there, only 37 degrees. 34 in the north bay just above freezing around santa rosa. at least we do have clear skies. that will help warm up our temperatures as we go through

the day. looking at a mostly sunny afternoon. in the east bay a high of 58 degrees, in the north bay a high of 62. we'll talk about a warmup and this weekend's forecast. that's coming up as we head over to mike, taking us to pleasanton. >> an update for the crash i told you about northbound 680. that's counter to your commute and actually a light commute around the bay. look at the south bay. northbound patterns are kicking in. lighter traffic flow through the area right now. looking at northbound 680 from brew nall up to the 580 interchange, a car rubbing up against the center divide, has now settled there. the rest of the tri-valley moves well. we'll hold with just the maps and show you slowing from san pablo down to the berkeley curve. back to you. coming up, uc president janet napolitano addresses the concerns undocumented students have following donald trump's

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good thursday morning. the time now is 6:44. here is a live look outside over

san jose with a clear start and also some chilly temperatures. in santa clara at 9:00 we'll be at 49 degrees, rising up into the upper 50s. the sun continues all day long. we'll also get more sun this weekend. i'll detail a big cooldown in the microclimate forecast coming up. looking at speeds, travel time not a problem 101 north toward highway 87, 24 minutes from the 85 split. today b.a.r.t.'s board of directors will select a contractor to retrofit the transbay tube. the $270 million project will make it stronger for the next big earthquake. the vote on the contractor is expected during the regular board of directors meeting. that transbay tube will connect the east bay to san francisco. nearly 30,000 riders passed through the tunnel during the morning commute. an east bay student is in a

lot of trouble for allegedly writing racist graffiti on a san ramon valley unified district school bus. racist words have been found in bathrooms, you probably remember this, monta vista and california high schools. those investigations are still on going. the student accused of the school bus graffiti is going to face, quote, disciplinary and criminal action. but the district did not specify what those actions will be. a san francisco man is among three people who died after attending a southern california music festival this summer. now we're learning what caused those deaths. this is promotional video of hard summer music festival held in july in san bernardino county. the coroner said yesterday all three people who died accidentally overdosed on ecstasy. among them is 22-year-old derrek lee of san francisco. two concert goers overdosed at

the same festival in 2015. now the latest in that plane crash in colombia. officials say the plane went down after running out of fuel. now they're trying to figure out why the plane didn't refuel during an earlier stop. 71 people including the brazilian skoker team were among those killed. six people did survive the crash. uc president janet napolitano says she and the university system are going to protect undocumented students. she announced new policies yesterday such as no student records will be released without a judicial warrant. this comes in response to president-elect donald trump's campaign pledge to deport undocumented immigrants. napolitano says, quote, we felt it necessary to reaffirm that uc will akt upon its deeply held conviction that all members of our community have the right to work, study and live safely without fear at all uc locations. opening day for baseball, 123 days away. some baseball fans are applauding plans to change how home-field advantage is determined for the world series.

for the past 13 years it's gone to the team for the league who wins the all-star game, heightening the importance of the all-star game. that was fallout from an all-star game tie years ago. the new collective bargaining agreement changes it to the team with the better season record. today is the first day of december. november one for the record books on the stock market. >> let's check in right now with scott mcgrew. how is december shaping up. >> so far not a lot of movement. november, best month since march. there were a lot of rallies in november. there was a hillary clinton rally when the fbi dropped its case. that was just last month. of course, the donald trump rally. that sent the dow much, much higher. right now dow industrials up mildly. guys, i think we'll have to wait until tomorrow and the big jobs number before we see a lot of movement. off to amsterdam where something interesting has happened. airbnb told the "wall street

journal" the website will now enforce amsterdam's represental rules on the airbnb remember site. amsterdam says landlords can't rent their property for more than 60 nights a year. up until now that wasn't enforced by airbnb. their attitude has been the city rules are important, but that's up to the city to enforce them. that 60-day rule by the way also true in san francisco. supervisors just passed that rule. the big question this morning, will airbnb enforce san francisco's rules in san francisco? we've asked and when we find out we will let you know. you remember donald trump tweeted yesterday he was going to hold a big announcement later this month in which he will, in his words, leave his great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country. that inspired a little-known government agency, the office of governmental ethics to tweet out as well. kind of a tweet storm really. this divestiture will do what

handing over control could never have done. we're delighted you decided to divest your business. we told your council we would sing your praises if you divested and we meant it, oge. now, you look at these tweets. there's a lot of divest in here guys that donald trump really never said. it's interesting to watch this. the oge is kind of trolling trump a little bit. we'll see what he does in his announcement coming up in a couple weeks. it's one of these where, i never really said that. they're doubling down on that. divestiture, divested, there it is. >> a little oge, you know what we mean apparently. getting that message across. scott, thank you very much. let's move to this. it's realedly cute. a goat in a duck costume. the rescue goat poly is partially blind and has other neurological issues. all of that can help cause her

anxiety. her caretaker came up with the costume to keep her safe. i turns out she loves it. she says -- well, she doesn't say. but it calms her anxiety. >> he does look very comfortable. >> when i put outfits on my dog, he stiffens up like that, but not because he's happy. >> confusing still with comfortable. >> that goat has not looked in the mirror yet. >> and apparently is not going to. we do know the duck is nice and snuggly. you should be as well. >> maybe you're wearing your duck costume this morning to try and stay warm. how about just a regular coat? it will be chilly this morning. here is a live look outside over san francisco as we start out this thursday, we've seen some clouds here and there. right now, it is 45 degrees. looking at what to expect as we go through the day, it will be in the upper 50s with some mostly clear skies to start. we've also been tracking some fog right now. the lowest visibility is in

napa. it's down to a mile and a half in livermore. that fog also causing low visibility in spots. as we go into the weekend, there will be mostly clear skies. we will have a chance of some rain on monday, and it looks like at this pointist will be a mainly dry cold front passing, only a few spotty showers, but will definitely be much cooler. that will be the biggest change. into the middle of the week, we'll have a little break and a chance to dry out. then the next weather system moving in on thursday will bring in a more significant chance of rain. focusing on the weekend for the bay and inland areas. morning clouds, a chilly start. upper 40s and reaching into the mid 60s for the bay and inland areas on sunday. morning clouds once again and it will be very nice. san francisco expecting highs to reach into the upper 50s. morning temperatures in the 40s, for the inland areas, a great weekend, but turning very chilly

next week. we'll keep you up to date on that. mike, how is it looking around the bay? >> the build starts in the east bay, moves westward. we're seeing that pattern, seeing things kick in a little late. we'll talk about the south bay in a second. we're looking at 880 south from the 238 past the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. here is the slower drive building there. same thing with 680 through pleasanton. no surprises. that orange there, that means there's low clouds and fog registering. notice the lights are moving quickly through the area. i think these clouds are just above the deck and not presenting a problem for our drivers. we'll track that as we get back to our maps. the rest of the commute towards the bay bridge, slowing through the upper east shore and berkeley. under 45 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge where the toll plaza metering lights remain on. the push pour the south bay over the last 15 minutes, seeing more

slowing, 16 minutes from on 280 from 101 to 85. up next, the top stories we're following this morning including the end of a long man hunt. both men who escaped from the jail are in the custody of the santa clara county sheriff's apartment. the fate of the people accused of hiding them next. first, happening right now, protecting our waters. on our facebook page, how bay area kids are pulling out all the stops including ghost buster uniforms to get other kids involved in ocean conservation. drones that fight in the air are coming to a store near you. why star wargs enthusiasts will love this. after all ♪

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of holidays event... ...including the new world of color season of light show... now at the disneyland resort. here are the top stories on nbc bay area... . welcome back on thursday morning. before you head out the door, the top stories on nbc bay area. >> the great escape is now over. both of these escaped inmates who escaped from the santa clara county main jail the night before thanksgiving are under arrest again. rogelio chavez seen here was caught last night at a home in san jose. he was at his friend's house. laron campbell was caught at his sister's home in antioch the day before. chavez's friend and campbell's sister were both arrested for trying to help the suspects hide. police in tacoma, washington, have shot and killed a man who allegedly killed a police officer in washington

state. this played out over much of the night. the suspect ended up barricading himself inside a home with two kids inside for hours before police could reach him and they killed him. the hostages weren't hurt. investigators say the suspect shot at a tacoma officer several times. the officer later died at the hospital. buzz aldrin who in 1969 became one of the first men to walk on the moon, tweeted out this picture of his next adventure. now we know he's been rushed away from his trip to the south pole. the 86-year-old posted this picture to his twitter page two days ago announcing he was headed to antarctica. the tour company that al din was with said he had to be taken out. he's in stable condition. he has been flown out of the south pole. >> we hope he is well. commute chaos right now. did you see this scene yesterday on eastbound 580 in oakland where a man and woman were shot at near the fruitvale exit. it happened yesterday afternoon

and hit down eastbound traffic for hours. officers combed the roadway evidence. so far police say it seems the victim's car was the only thing that was hit. the victims are expected to be okay and no word right now on any suspects. >> that happened around 3:00 in the afternoon. he must have been trying hard to get those clues before night fare. kari, it's been getting dark so early. >> noup the sun sets at about 4:50. the main evening commute at 5:00. 58 degrees will be the high today in the tri-valley. still tracking fog. low 60s for the north bay. >> mike is tracking a crash on the dumbarton bridge. >> possibility. we have reports of a crash. i'll point this out to folks. you notice that's where traffic flow looks lighter. a lot more green on the maps in the san jose area, starting to show a slowdown north 101 toward capital expressway. the crash the dumbarton bridge somewhere midspan.

>> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back with you at 7:25 with live local news. >> mike talks about the dumbarton. a lot of beautiful bridges here. that's the bay bridge. have a great day. good morning. nature's fury. the death toll rises to seven in the devastating tennessee wildfires, as new tornadoes rip through the south overnight. now, more than 30 in just 2 days. eaking overnight. buzz aldrin being evacuated from the south pole. we're have the latest on the famed astronaut's condition. victory lap. president-elect trump, kicking off his thank you tour, in indiana and ohio. as his top cabinet picks get called out for bailouts and wall street. and lit. >> three, two, one.