his announcement that he flipped. >> and a proposal about a fiery ad that puts at risk. >> and a new center to help. =mike/ck= ck traffic maps ll we want to get to breaking news on the bark track bart track. >> there's limited service between north end of oakland and the richmond station. we'll continue to track that. here out of oakland are all

moving well. so are the roadways if you have a option to carpool take an at nate usher or lyft. i want to show you the camera out there shaking. that is an issue. >> this morning the winds will kick up with clear skies and here's a live look at those temperatures. 55 in san francisco. 35 in morgan hill. reaching 61 degrees. 63 in concord and san francisco today 59. we'll talk about the whole micro climate forecast in moments. >> thank you very much.

unexpected announcement from mr. trump, who let one slip during a rally last night. we are joined from washington to tell us who it is and why his confirmation may be tougher than the rest. >> hey good morning. one of the more deliberate slips, his staff didn't seem to know he was going to tell thousands of people their choice for secretary of defense james "mad dog" mad is as he is known. he hasn't did it without jumping through hoops. >> we're going to appoint "maddog" madis as our secretary of defense. [ cheers and applause ] but we're not announcing it until monday, so don't tell anybody. >> a surprise announcement

during president-elect's rally in ohio. retired marine faces an uphill battle for confirmation. he needs a special waiver because he's only been retired three years. this morning trump is back in new york after announcing a thousand manufacturing job not moving to mexico. >> companies are not going to leave the united states any more. >> but 1300 jobs are headed south of the border. >> we feel like we've been forgotten from the very beginning. >> today it's back to work on the transition. the secretary state nominee still unannounced. sources telling us they're looking at new candidates. current and former ceos of exxon mobile. and in an interview last

night mr. trump is narrowing down his choice for the u.s. supreme court, he says there's three or four people now he's considering. >> thank you very much. also news this morning san francisco police officers are go toog far in their latest response to a controversial use reform plan. >> many will die. >> this could happen with the proposal before the city police commission. >> the police officer union has come out with an ad with proposal to restrict officers from shooting at moving vehicles. that showed what would happen if he shot into a crowd of people. critics call the ad misleading. it is set to air today. also today family and supporters plan to gather to mark one year anniversary since san francisco police officer shot and killed mario wood who's

police say stabbed someone and refused to drop the night and that's when officers opened fire. it touched a nerve in the city causing major over hauls. there's a vigil planned tonight at the sight of the shooting. there's a preliminary approval to memorial officer who w had a security gun pointed at officers and jurors sighted police in wrongful death suit. wants a plaque to mark nieto's death. that goes before the board december 13th. a new idea to get drug addicts off the street, considering letting them shoot up in a health center. >> there's big hurdles, biggest

one is the fact it's against california law. we explain. >> yes good morning to you guys back in the studio. it's a very controversial issue as the city of san francisco may be one step closer to let drug addicts shoot up in some health centers. the biggest hurdles is that it's against california law. they want to use existing navigation centers created to help the homeless. supervisor david campos says stay law has to be changed. >> we want to the help the drug user by giving them a safe place but also the neighborhood, the needles on the street, injecting in front of kids, that's not working. >> but it's current under legal and federal law and concerns

include impact on neighbors and medical ability and of course the cost. in san francisco, for today in the bay. >> thank you very much. 5:0:06 right now we're learni learning in total three people and 18 ha3 people died and 18 p sick after eating thanksgiving dinner at this church in antioche. process for additional test is under way. a death investigation at a napa day care center after a is toddler was found unresponsive. police say it happened at a licensed facility at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. officers found the he eight month baby boy unresponsive and

unconscious and he was declared dead at the scene. few other details are released at this point. a man exposes himself to a dog walker, police say it happened off lewis road shortly after noon. woman was walking her dog when a driver pulled up next to her and asked for direction and that's when he exposed him sselhimself. that's a look at his car. please say this is the only incident they're aware of in the area. >> the mercury news reports major changes are in the works for it's largest park in menlo park at the 160-acre park. it would be phased in over two decades. could include the return of on onduty ranger to improve the

drone ban and improved trails and i docent led tour. could be in place by 2018. good friday morning. it's 5:09. all year outside. starting in the upper 40s but dropped down 42 degrees in the north bay. we keep it cool throughout the north bay and the south bay and tri valley up to 59. 59 in san francisco. north bay gusty winds. will be nice and mild for the east bay as well. 60 degrees. looking at a warmer weekend ahead in few minutes. >> bad news for folks riding

bart reports out of the richmond line at least ten minute delay with quote no service. seeing perhaps a disabled vehicle there overnight. if you have alternative way to get there that's great. giving you a big zoom out green all over the bay. over here focus out of the tri-valley. nothing more than normal but we do have wind advisory for folks driving out of the area. back to you. >> thank you. coming up a heart-wrenching story out of texas. the change a family is pushing for after a daughter killed herself. steph curry and the game

going up against the rockets, a nail-biter of a game. thrilling end to this face-off when we come back. - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare]

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it will be 48 around 9:00 and as advertised 60 degrees this afternoon. much colder next week. more on that in about five minutes. and a little cooling but only for the left of the bay bridge one of them not open yet. 14-minute drive officers arrested man on suspicion of killing a public works employee. you see a bullet hole in the electricity box he was painting. our unit found he has a long criminal history including an

attempted robbery in 2010 which ended with an irs agent shooting him. he's now accused of killing this man 27-year-old jermaine jackson and may be related. a school teacher on bail after having charged with having sex with a male student at washington high school in freemont this past spring. the 32-year-old physical education teacher allegedly started having campus with him off campus. she's been that school district since 2008. this morning a possible motive in the kidnapping of sherri papini experts say it is all the telltale sign of human trafficking, she was abused,

starved and branded and found on thanksgiving day after being missing for two weeks. police are looking for two women who held her captive. now friends of a high school who killed herself are rallying to fight against cyber bullying which pushed her over the edge leading her to shoot herself in the chest as family members watched. she was receiving text messages from bullies and now brandies parents are pushing for stricter laws and greater awareness of the problem. >> can't imagine what it's like for that family. right now 5:16 learning more about your president in a high-tech way. that's what the white house is doing to teach kids about the government. >> we're live at cnbc headquarters. my kids will be all over this

one. >> it is a really great way to learn some civics for sure. good morning for you guys. today finvestors are waiting fo the november job report out in just a few minutes. most certain that the federal reserve will hike interest rates. rising 68 points yesterday to 19,161. a new record high. nasdaq falling 53. shares of starbucks fell four last night after founder announced he will be stepping down and replaced by chief operating officer kevin johnson who played a big roll in the role out of the popular mobile app and sales are up 500% since

his return as ceo in 2008. an augmented reality app called 1600 when users point at a dollar bill the app focuses on george washington's face and you can even find hidden items. >> i kind of want to check that out. i'm going to know all of the presidents by heart after this. thank you very much. educatineducating, yes, sat not so much for doves fans. as we watched a thriller last night kevin durant with a chance to win in overtime. he miss that shot and there were more to come for the warriors. draymond green with a late foul and harden and rockets go on to win 132-127, warriors going to

have to settle for 16-3, still the best record in the league. >> near the end of the game oh, they're close, oh, overtime, double overtime, oh, they lost. >> only watch if it's in overtime. >> while i'm widdling. >> friday it's the weekend. will be nice and coole to start out during the morning and warms up during the afternoon. enjoy it because it doesn't last. here's a look outside san francisco golden gate bridge. wind advisory around the bay area. right now 56 degrees heading up to 59 so not much movement, it

will be clear with gusty winds. for the weekend clear morning and mild afternoon. next week a big change on the way. getting much colder and rain in the forecast we'll talk about that. right now 52 in san jose and palo alto. cooler in napa. winds rushing in from the north coming in 25 miles an hour. so it feels windy and it will stay breezy throughout the day with highs at about 60 degrees. this weekend will be a nice one. a lot of holiday events going on. tree lighting. morning temperatures in the mid 40s. afternoon in the 60s and looking at that forecast farther he down the line. still tracking "bart"

ck bay bridge fender benders are out of the roadway. this might see few more cars hitting the roadway. out of richland and out of okayland. there's a disabled maintenance vehicle still on strook thtrack are still talking about limbilitied service. no delays for these freeways. that bay bridge approach is recovering. there you go. >> realtime traffic. thank you.

coming up, under fire the reason a well-known rental car company is facing back lash for turning away this woman. cancer survivor says she was

turned away -- because her 5:24 on your friday morning a well ok says she went to the alamo rental car counter at the sacramento airport yesterday -- not wearing her wig. she had her car reservation in hand and gave it to a service member.

but after showing her license -- the alamo employee began to question her. =sot= "he held up my id and said who is this, who is this? and i said that's me goes like no that's not you and i was like yes it's cook says the employee called oe . >> he held up my id and said who is this and i said that's me they're like no that's not you, i said yes, i have cancer. and he's like that's not you i took off my hat i was like see i have cancer. >> after offering the explanation cook called over the manager and he didn't believe her distraut she called her daughter the wife of former 49 stevie johnson. cook was finally then able to rent a car after a second manager stepped up. consumer investigators winning battles and returning thousands to viewers like you. >> this week settled 29

complaints with refunds totaling $41,000 for people around the bay area. our team helped edward receive $750 for damage to a piece of baggage he was forced to check. browning had a dispute for double billing and we helped him fix it and get about $90 back. also in the south bay -- danny has been refunded $5,174. our most colorful case of the month took us to richmond, a contractor painted her mom's house pink and tried to stick $14,000 bill on her property taxes and we're happy to report that debt has been erased and the contractor forked over $2300 to hire someone else to repaint.

we've now opened over 2800 complaints call us if you need help. 888-996-tips. have a great weekend. coming up next, exactly one year later and the pain still as raw as ever. >> we look back how far we've come since the san bernardino terror attack as the nation remembers the lives loss. >> an attempted abduction at uc santa cruz, the extraordinary attempt a woman took to save her size from a moving vehicle. fro. . . . .

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. it is a windy start to your friday morning as we take a live look outside in san francisco. we'll have more for you on that in just a few minutes. thanks for joining us. >> there's been a hiccup on bart this morning. let's get breaking news for your commute in the bay. we're live with details on a delay we've seen develop on bart from richmond what are you hearing? >> yeah, good morning, guys, and that issue has been resolved with the system in delay. i will show you where we are at. it took place between richmond and mcarthur your an issue with a maintenance car that has been fixed.

it has been resolved. but as a result we'll see delays up to ten minutes. that maintenance car issue has been resolved. back now to mike for information on traffic. >> great information. yes there will be information. heading towards the richmond station. may have some delay. coming out of richmond that delay should be couple minutes. so ten minute delay out of richmond heading through oakland and berkeley because of an earlier problem. again all clear. looking at your map you can again expect to take that bart service heading down toward the bay bridge and we'll talk about more of your commute. there is a crash near the san mateo bridge. but moving well for now. back to you. thanks. tense moments for a uc san jose

student who is recovering after jumping away from a moving car that was trying to abduct her. >> this happened earlier yesterday around 12:45 a woman, a student here at uc santa cruz, waiting for a bus here and tried to hitch a ride with a man in a said an who began driving by. the two began as police described as a casual conversation but once he got to her drop off point high street and bay drive, he kept going, for the next mile she pleaded to stop and she had jumped out of the car escaped with minor injuries.

she said he's hispanic, mid-20s and short, slicked back hair and possibly under the influence of marijuana. she had a sense he was smoking pot. the car is dark gray or silver with red paper license place with watsonville car dealership. reporting live here today in the bay. >> bob, thank you very much. 5:33 on your friday. today two jail escapees recaptured this week and the people who assisted them are scheduled to make their first appearances since the man hunt ended. the first one captured and we're hearing details behind the arrest. we spoke exclusively with nbc bay area. trt; 14

==contvo== authorities say the other escaped inmate - rogelio chavez - was also found hiding in the attic. that was in a san jose home on wednesday night. =kris/cu= the c-h-p is investigating another shooting on an east bay freeway. =rail= it happened around three yesterday afternoon at the canal boulevard on-ramp to westbound i-580 in richmond. a witness saw people in one car shooting at another car . investigators located shell casings on the on-ramp - but no other evidence of a shooting. =vo= it follows another shooting on 580 just one day earlier. police say a man and woman were shot near the fruitvale exit. investigators closed eastbound traffic for hours while officers combed the roadway looking for evidence. the victims are expected to be okay. =kris//topvo= one person is dead - and two

others were hospitalized after a crash in san francisco. this is the view from the nbc bay area chopper. as you can see - several cars were involved. it happened just before noon yesterday at lombard and divisadero streets ... that's a major thoroughfare, in and out of san francisco. that intersection stayed closed for more than 4 hours... backing up traffic for miles. the cause of the crash is under investigation. =sam/topvo= a somber day... today marks one year since the san bernadino terror attacks... 14 people were killed-- and 22 others injured when a married couple opened fire at a county holiday party.. =kris/boxes= jane yamamoto from our affliate in los angeles is live in san bernardino this morning-- with more on how people are remembering the lives lost a year later. jane? =jane/live= =roll cue: regional center= =take vo= =jane/live= =jane/live= =boxes= thanks jane =sam/cu== a premium parking area in nt . >> the community still recovering and there's lots of

events we planned later today including a bike-riding memory of the victim and some of those survivors. still struggling with some of the images that unfolded here a year ago. mass shooting took place during a holiday party. the attackers husband and wife working as health inspectors opened fire on their coworkers killing 14 and injuring 22 others. prz police shot and killed the couple about a mile from the location. the community struggled with so many loss of lives. the corner lot here became a gathering location for people to comfort each other and leave their tribute that's will continue later today include ag bike ride that will begin at the san bernardino police department and travel 14 miles, one mile for each person killed and law

enforcement will be out here connecting to the community only they can understand. now back to you. >> thank you very much. obviously one of those stories it's still not clear what the motivation was there. thank you for that report. 5:37 premium parking area won't be open, closed indefinitely because of potential dangers if a major earthquake were to strike the bay area. drivers face two problems, that car happened to be much cheaper than most of the other garages. >> the one to the right is three times as expensive. which is why i park here. >> if i get here say at 10:00 or later and can't get into this garage it's very hard to find other parking, now.

>> that garage also offers free parking on city council night. now the garage down the street will take those folks in. public works not saying when or if that garage will ever reopen. good friday morning. the time now 5:38. here's a live look over san jose. starting out with cool temperatures and cool skies. 52 in palo alto. 49 in livermore and morgan hill 36 degrees. you see the big difference from morgan hill to san jose. highs reaching into the 60s with gust wri winds. gusty winds. want to keep a tight grip on the steering wheel. there's some problems with the rail too. >> that's right, leaving the richmond station bart is recovering, had an earlier problem with a maintenance vehicle stuck on the track.

again that's been cleared. heading into oakland. that should clear up relatively quickly. we have a smooth movement on the rails once again as well as the roads. although south 880 there's a crash. so far no slowing. sounds like everything is out of lanes. bay bridge toll plaza even on a light friday we have this back up over the bay bridge overcross. back to you. >> thank you very much. coming up we're waiting big economic news. the november jobs report but will it show a boost in hiring. latest numbers ahead. plus we look at bart there brought on track to open new station. was supposed to open this year, the problems that could be delaying its opening. - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare]

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grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices that'll make you wanna sing. - good thing we've got a really catchy theme song. hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. mike traffic tease s. the time is 5:42 waking up this morning, heading out the door, you have clear skies and definitely long sleeves needed but it's not as cold. a live look outside in san jose and the forecast 48 degrees at 9:00 in evergreen. 57 at lunch time.

low 60s with a lot of fun. we'll look at the forecast in about five minutes. look at these lights, theetz are night. it's 101 on the peninsula through palo alto. kicking off the season is cal train. i'll be talking today about the jobs report. it is jobs friday and the new report just came out. labor department said 178,000 jobs were added last month in november. unemployment rate dropped to 4.6% lowest since august 2007, nearly a decade. not a fully rosy picture. said it is lower in part because more jobless americans gave up looking for work. >> a new man going to prison for lighting the chinese consulate

on fire. he's sent to three years in prison and then three years of supervised release. accused of setting on fire and saying not politically motivated but suffers from untreated mental illness. san francisco district attorney is reaching out to the muslim community after hate letters were sent across the country. he will speak during this afternoon's prayer at islamic society of san francisco. he will reenforce his office's commitment to promoting san francisco value, tolerance and health and safety of commuters. in the past the department has made it clear officers won't arrest people for not complying with federal immigration law at

the same time the department always cooperates in pursuing violent suspects no matter the immigration status. there's it's san jose police academy graduation, will take place this afternoon, this is 27th class. has been smaller than normal classes. also san francisco students and faculty struggling with declining enrollment. they are also looking at ways to increase enrollment, down sizing would result in the loss of jobs. governor jerry brown is to nominate first hispanic general electric, becerra served 12

terms. in congress. he's also a stanford grad. some of the world's most poisonous mushrooms are popping up all over the bay area. two species are sprouting up with the cold and weather we're seeing. a dog died earlier this month after eating one of the mushrooms. when another dog was brought in after ingesting one of the mushrooms one of the vets gave her an experimental treatment and she survived. >> we will go ahead and remove the bile where it builds up in large concentration and you don't allow that toxin to get back and hit the liver. >> while it's possible to treat the illness, vets say it makes more sense to keep your dogs away from mushrooms on the trail

and be careful at home. >> looks like i will be doing yardwork this weekend. bart commuters for a long time have been waiting for the warm springs south freemont train station, i remember reporting it was ahead of schedule not long ago but mercury news saying delays are adding up. still has to run through series of tests that could take months. no date for potential opening. transit area is planning to retrofit the transbay tube if the bay has a catastrophic earthquake but that work could take years, two years in fact. bart trains could start at 5:00

in the morning and after 9:30 will not be available. >> trader joes recalling hummus. the product may have been contaminated. take a close look there. these brands recovered at trader joes. another important recall thousands of baby badge seats being pulled from shelves because of a potential drowning hazard. intended for kids six months and old, the products can tip over with the baby sitting in them. >> that's scary. we want to give you a look at weather and traffic. things are getting easier for you. and well, it's not as cold. not freezing and frosty conditions. >> it's friday why not get up, it's clear we'll have some

sunshine. it's going to be a beautiful day so really we cannot complain. as we get a live look now at san francisco. we start out once again no fog, no clouds, it's not raining, not extremely cold, what's there to complain about. temperature is 56, going to be up to 59 today. and we do have gusty winds causing problems especially on those bridges, you feel that cross wind coming through and you have to grip the steering wheel very tight. this weekend is clear and cool mornings with mild afternoons. next week you will start complaining because it will be much colder. 49 in livermore. 50 in oakland. santa rosa. 42 degrees. those winds rushing in from the north about 25 miles an hour in san francisco still breezy even though we don't have the strong wind in the south bay. 61 is the high in san jose' and

concord. 63 degrees. in oakland you have the tree-lighting from 5-7 this evening, it will be 53 degrees so a nice one there. and tomorrow we have the winter spectacular in redwood city up to 63 degrees later in the day and at 11:00 you have the christmas parade happening. clear with lots of sunshine. great weekend for those events and all of the neighborhood holiday festivities going on. it will be mid 60s for tomorrow and inland. and sunday few more clouds in the morning and late evening and we will get ready for the next weather system bringing in the cooler temperatures and next week will be chilly, pretty much like all week long. we'll have clouds, cool weather and possibility of frost in the valley.

now to mike with an update on what's happening with the ray ral. >> we will look at the roads and no major issues. first i want to take you up toward the berkeley area where things are getting better. if you are riding bart, richmond down in towards berkeley, the delays due to vehicle on the track, maybe much of a ten minute maybe down to five minute delay right now. the morning commute has started you it's very light right now. there is a crash at 92. that may be a distraction. but everything sounds like it is out of the road quickly and safely. no complications getting over that san mateo bridge. ==kris/2shot== here's what people are buzzing about this morning --

==sam/2shot== let's start at a luke bryan charity concert in nashville -- ==vo== the country singer was doing his thing wednesday night-- but a heckler in the front row just wouldn't let up-- showing bryan the middle finger -- bryan got down and punched the guy -- and then kept singing. byran says the concert was raising money for military veterans and the heckler was being disrespectful. ==take vo== start spreading the news! harry potter, his son albus and the rest of the next generation of wizards are on their way to broadway. "harry potter and the cursed child" has been playing exclusively at london palace theater. the show is so popular-- its been picked up on broadway. it'll open in new york city in the spring of 2018. ==sam//take vo== a "pack" of heroes is back home this morning.

thirteen retired bomb detection dogs took their first steps on american soil in houston after a long military tour in kuwait. now... the pups are getting ready for a well-deserved life of rest and relaxation. the organization mission k-9 hopes to have the dogs in new homes in time for christmas. 2shot coming up vo an innovative new therapy that could revolutionize the way marine mammals are treated after oil spills. and you wont believe where it comes from. kris/cu but first-- happening now: nearly 80 dogs rescued from a hoarding house in el cajon. learn about when you will get a chance to adopt one on nbc bay area dot com. reveal plus-- virtual football. on our facebook page, we're giving you a sneek peek of how we'll watch sports in the future. we're back with more of this morning's top stories in two minutes.

the severe weather in the southeast part of the country continues. national weather service confirming now tornado hit the atlanta area this week. this surveillance video is from a near by school there. you will see powerful winds coming in. one tornado hit cobb county just

north west of atlanta. also investigating four other possible tornados as well. flu season has turned deadly, receiving the first report of flu-related death person under age of 65. the person who died lived in los angeles county. there's also been 11 cases requiring treatment in intensive care unit. seasonal flu outbreaks could happen early october but highest between december and february so still time to get your shots. doctors say it's important to get vaccinated. an innovative eye gel therapy, slow release gel, commonly used in human medicine have been found safe and effective option for treating sea lions.

they say the revolutionary therapy reduces the need for daily handling and holds promise for animals impacted by the oil spills. jamie richardson attempting to break a world record for ringing the salvation army bell for over 150 hours. continuing to ring that bell with little sleep or food. he can make a five minute break every five hours if he needs one. >> little tired but i'm hanging in there. i'm good. hurting a little bit but i'm okay. we're almost at the end or it seems like we made a turn so that's good. >> richardson is going to break the record sunday morning 7:00 a.m. central time. >> he's going to hear that bell in his head forever. >> exactly. president obama and the

first family lit up 94th annual christmas tree lighting. see the crowd there. the first couple and youngest daughter took the stage to light the tree. first lady read twa the night before christmas to the crowd and president obama delivered his final christmas message. right now starting a cold and windy start to the weekend. >> live look at emery just measured wind gusts of 30 miles an hour. we'll have a look at the forecast coming up and more people are reporting that they became sick after a community thanksgiving meal in the east bay. the reason it could be several months before we know how they got sick. =show open omni!!= =cover shot= =kris/4shot= good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss kari) ==wx/cu==

=w . ==wx toss trx== ==trx/ck= ck traffic maps "bart" is recovering... a second ago kari said hold on to your hats. make sure covering your ears too. >> our moms always say cover your head. yes do that this morning. we are also seeing those gusty winds kick up. once again that live look. you tell the camera is shaking around a bit. we're going to check in with wind advisories on those bridges. temperatures advisories not as cold. we felt them tipping a lot more along the coast. we'll talk about all of that and a beautiful weekend ahead coming up heading over to mike. >> . >> there was a maintenance vehicle blocking the bart tck