ad lib live picture-- san rafael it is thursday and taking a live look out at the san rafael camera as people are on their way, on the move, on the streets. it's thursday heading into friday. >> on the weekend express. >> exactly. >> don't slow me down. >> plowing on through. good forecast today? >> yeah, we are looking forward to more dry weather and then we will start to see the rain moving in just in time for the weekend. today is our last day to prepare for the incoming showers that will be here off and on over the next several days. we are seeing now the rain still well up to the north over washington and moving farther to the south. so we start out this morning with some mostly clear skies, cool temperatures in the 40s and low 50s with highs today again reaching into the upper 60s.

so we will talk about what's ahead as the clouds roll in and then the rain, but mike says right now it's a nice commute. >> that's right. we are hoping we can hang on to that as long as possible with these green sensors all around the bay. look at these travel times getting to the bay bridge, we are looking at a great drive, into crashes and in fact the construction between 29th and 23rd in oakland should be picking up at any time. look at the bay bridge itself. we still have typical issues. not all the cash lanes are open. over here we have two toll lanes over to the left approach that will open just before 5:00, that's when the commute will start to build. back to you guys. developing story we're following, new information about the terror attack investigation in new york city. investigators say the suspect mowed down cyclists and pedestrians on tuesday afternoon, had been planning that attack for nearly a year. sadly, eight people died and now president trump is reportedly summoning lawmakers to the white

house. >> tracie potts has more on the controversial visa program that brought the terror suspect to america. >> reporter: president trump says he may spend new york's terror suspect to the u.s. military prison at guantanamo bay. >> send him to gitmo. i would certainly canner that, yes. >> if you act like a terrorist and you say you are a terrorist, that's enough for me. we are to treat you as a terrorist. >> reporter: 29-year-old sayfullo saipov entered the u.s. on a visa granted by a lottery. >> we are going to get rid of this lottery program as soon as possible. >> reporter: he wants to replace it with a points system that would give preference to people who speak english, have degrees and high salary job offers. not everyone agrees. >> many people come in and they -- the problem is they become outstanding americans. >> reporter: the president claims the senate's top democrat chuck schumer for creating the lottery schumer initially supported it but later worked with a bipartisan group of

lawmakers to get rid of it. >> he called me names before. i stick by my values. >> we shouldn't look for blame one day after like this, especially when the diversity visa program that was a bipartisan program. >> reporter: democrats instead are urging the president to reverse cuts in anti-terror funding. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. at 4:33 developing in colorado this morning, authorities still searching for whoever shot and killed three people at a walmart in thornton. that's about 15 miles north of denver. overnight we got to listen to the audio from dispatchers. >> we have a shooter inside the store. we're still -- we've had multiple calls. >> down inside the store as suspects [ inaudible ]. >> police have now released surveillance images of what's considered a person of interest. you see him here. officials also released photos of the car they say the suspect drove away in, a red mitsubishi

mira mirage. so mar detectives say they do not think the shooting is terrorism related. >> as of right now what we've determined that it's random as of right now because there was no direction or anything like that as the witnesses stated, the person came in and just shot towards a group. >> witnesses say the gunman simply walked inside that walmart and opened fire. developing right now, police in dublin are investigating reports of a student assault that started with racially charged words. the parents of the 14-year-old african-american girl said she heard students using a derogatory term and asked them to stop. that's when they say a boy punched her in the mouth and gave her the concussion. the district would not comment on the incident due to privacy concerns but did speak to us about school policies. >> we don't tolerate that behavior and we take it seriously and we absolutely go

out of our way to make sure that we're correct that go behavior in one form or another. >> the girl's parents say the boy received a three-day suspension but they want him expelled. when they never heard back from the district they went directly to police. this morning a man is behind bars accused of discovery bay's first homicide since 2015. brayan zavala turned himself in last night. he was wanted in connection with the deadly shooting. happened sunday morning. contra costa sheriff's deputies believe bradley machugh was shot after couldn't fronting zavala and friends about speeding in the neighborhood. zavala is being held on a $1 million bail bond. in sonoma county the cleanup is just getting started today. the epa will address the efforts to remove hazardous materials. they will show off some of the equipment being used and the

containers that will store hazardous waste. libby schaaf will be giving her state of the city address tonight, it's an annual event. what's different this year the mayor will be giving her speech as an islamic cultural center. these are pictures that the mayor posted on her facebook page earlier in year. she says she wants to make tonights address about diversity, inclusion and compassion. tonight's speech starts at 6:30. more details, mayor's schaaf's address will be met with protests, the city is closing some facilities early because unions plan to start. they will close head start and senior centers and libraries at 2:00. the workers say they have no input in changing working conditions. coming up on "today in the bay" these are billion dollar corporations dropping the ball when it comes to protecting your private information. today former and present ceos from yahoo and equifax testify about what led to the massive

data breaches. plus president trump to announce his pick to lead the federal reserve. the person he wants in charge of the nation's banks. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine.

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who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could take a step back after highs rose yesterday. reactions reacted to the feds pat on interest rates but say the economy is growing at a

solid rate and that suggests the fed will hike rates next month as expected. you want to look for data on unemployment and productivity and more earnings from the likes of apple and starbucks. the dow 23,435 the nasdaq fell 11 to 6716. shares of facebook today, the social network's quarterly profits soared as advertisers continue to pour money on to the sight even amid the russia ad scandal. mark zuckerberg says facebook will ramp up spending on security including hiring 10,000 for people to review content which could hurt profit next year. former yahoo ceo marissa mayer and the current and former heads of equifax are expected to testify before a senate panel next week about their company's massive data breaches. in september equifax disclosed the personal information of more than 145 million americans that were exposed earlier this month verizon said a previously

disclosed hack in 2013 affected roughly 3 billion counts. back over to you. >> going back to that facebook story so good to see it continue to grow even though a teenager told me that's for old people. >> oh, really? they are all on snapchat and instagram these days. 4:41. happening today, president trump says he is announcing his choice for the next chair of the federal reserve. according to reports expected to be fed governor jerome powell, former president barack obama nominated powell, a republican, to the board of governors back in 2012. current chairwoman janet yellen is the central bank's first female leader her four-year term ends in february and it appears she will be the first fed chair since 1979 not to be reappointed to the job. there are 12 fed banks including one in san francisco. happening today help coming for businesses that were affected by the wildfires in the north bay. today the small business

administration is opening a recovery center in santa rosa, this is on stonie circle, that center will provide businesses with services they need to move forward. plenty of those small businesses like restaurants that weren't affected or damaged by that fire lost a lot of revenue because they had to close or the customers weren't coming in around the time of the fires. coming up, kari has a look at the rain that is coming this weekend. today is the last day to enjoy the dry weather and a little bit of sunshine as we take a live look outside in san jose, we step out the door to clear skies. let's go to the neighborhood of evergreen with our temperatures in the low 50s to start, we will make it into the mid 60s today. we will talk about some cooler temperatures and the timing of that rain coming up next. oakland 880 moves nicely as well. warriors pli but not here tonight. we are looking at nobody having any trouble getting to the bay bridge so far.

and good morning to you as we take a live look out on san francisco. you can see the transamerica building there. a little foggy in the background, but should be a nice day today. >> look at you taking over kari's job. >> i've been next to her for so long. >> no, it's going to be a horrible day, you were not listening. >> what are you talk being? >> it is going to be a nice day and this is the day we will have to get out and clean out the leaves, get the yard ready for the incoming rain.

>> that is a bad day. >> i like being outside and even if i just have to pick up a few things here and there. as we take a look at the rain still well to the north of us, but here is the moisture that will be moving in, so as we start out today we have low 50s as we take a look at the peninsula looking live in palo alto and the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen showing a lot of rain drops there, but it won't be raining the whole time. the east bay 49 degrees. milpitas and san jose up to 68 degrees, the east bay also going to have upper 60s today, we will bring those temperatures down just a couple of degrees from yesterday mainly because we will have more cloud cover. redwood city expect a high of 65 today and 60 on the embarcadero, north bay going to see those highs in the mid 60s this afternoon and those breezy winds starting to pick up as we go through the day. as you're getting started this morning getting dressed we have mostly clear skies and some chilly temperatures.

so grab a nice warm jacket and you will probably be comfortable wearing some jeans or some pants today. as we get a look at the forecast for the school day in san jose right now we are going to see those temperatures in the low 50s, that's where we will be as you head out the door for the school day and then as the kids read out it's still going to be quite chilly only in the low 60s and heading home a little more comfortable with mid 60s. by early tomorrow morning we will start to see spotty activities popping up on the radar, we will start to see a little bit of the rain moving through here and there and some of the heavier showers may hold off until late tomorrow afternoon. most wraps up by saturday morning so looks like by saturday afternoon we will have a little clearing and time to get outside and then again on sunday another round of rain moving in from north to south. some of our rainfall totals may reach about a tenth of an inch up to a quarter of an inch and higher amounts farther to the north. so looking at mostly a light

rain, this does not look to be a big heavy rain event but at times that rain off and on may put a damper on your outdoor activities but as we check out this seven-day forecast more showers in the forecast, temperatures only reaching into the upper 50s for part of the weekend and early next week still a chance of rain in that forecast. as we head over to mike now, tracking a crash in fremont? >> i am. there is a passenger vehicle, reportedly there was a spinout off of 680, look at all these green sensors, this may show some slowing over the next few because that sedan over on the shoulder and now there is a big rig as well. i don't think they collided but there is more activity on the shoulder as you're coming out of the sunol area and into fremont. that may be an issue. meanwhile getting into the area out of the tri-valley the rest of the tri-valley moves well, even coming out of the altamonte pass. we talked about the altamonte pass, the altamonte commuter express that's where ace trains

gets the acronym, capitol corder no delays as well. we will look at palo alto where palo alto tall trees, we are looking at a smooth freeway, there are beautiful trees there as well. 4:49. police in england have issued an arrest warrant for the brother of the suicide bomber behind the ariana grand a concert attack. investigators say they are charging the bomber's brother with murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to charge an explosion. the brother is being detained by authorities in libya, english officials are asking them to expedite them. back in may 23 people were killed, 500 injured. new this morning the california family is safe three days after pirates attacked their boat in the amazon. these are images of the harto family. the mother is from sacramento. the family has been living in south america for five years and those over this investigation

say the gunman held them hostage after boarding their boat sunday in the amazon river delta. the couple and their two daughters eventually got away and they were found yesterday in good condition in brazil's northern jungle. it is 4:50. the kate steinle murder case continues today in san francisco. yesterday a revealing interrogation video of the suspect josé garcia zarate was the focus. zarate an undocumented immigrant was questioned using a translator. now, on the tape he offered three different versions of what happened during four hours of questioning. at one point he denied he was even on the pier, then he said he was shooting at a sea lion, he changed his story again saying he stepped on the begun and it went on accidentally. >> here is how the defense attorney explains his client's responses. >> i have seen a lot of videotapes of interrogations and it's very common that people do not want to started a myth to things until, you know, it's proven to them and demonstrated

to them because they don't know what kind of trouble they're in. >> we are expecting another day of intense testimony. sam brock will be there, you can follow him or nbc bay area onity twer, always updating the latest from the courtroom. parents of a ten-year-old boy flung from a slide at the dublin water park are planning to you soo. this is video of the accident from the east bay times. this shows the boy thrown from the three story slide back in may. the ride's manufacturer and the city of dublin will named in that suit. the boy's parents say that their son was injured in the accident. and continuing coverage now on the breaking news we first brought you yesterday morning here on "today in the bay." this morning repairs are under way after that fire along the train tracks in san jose. the wooden trestle is part of the tracks that carry union pacific trains across willow creek. it could be days before it's fixed. investigators say a transient started the fire. continuing coverage now, california officials are ordering a comprehensive safety

review of the oroville dam, the goal is to identify upgrades after the spill earlier this year. private experts will be involved. officials do say they have finished repairs to make sure the spillway holds through the upcomingen is. the safety review is to be finished by september of 2019 skroo coming up next on "today in the bay" they say the best things in life is free, we have a deal that will take you to the great outdoors for fresh air gentleman happening now, chicken little, cars and where in the world is osama bin laden? these are all parts of the movies and shows found in osama bin laden's computer. they are all being listed for the first time among newly released cia files and documents tied to the 2011 raid. and uber and lift are banning a conservative activist, that woman, laura luma unleashed an anti-muslim tweet storm following tuesday's new york terror attack. she is a accused of ride sharing companies of hiring extremists. uber employed a suspect in the

attack. we are back in two minutes with more news.

welcome back, everyone. it's 4:55. taking a live look outside, it is the approach to the toll plaza. you can tell light traffic right now, metering lights not on just yet, keeping tabs of our morning commute every morning. it's a plan to sell public housing to private companies, but is it really protecting the most vulnerable in our communities? >> we have a preview this morning. >> good morning. that federal program aimed to

remodel the public housing system in this country which is in need of $26 billion worth of improvements. >> would you say tenants were in a dangerous situation? >> i would say in some cases there was real risk for people. >> the government is now partnering with private investors to renovate sometimes hazardous living conditions, but our investigation revealed that even after the buildings are sold finding out everything that's wrong with them can be a bit of a history. so what does that mean for the elderly and disabled living in those buildings? we investigate tonight at 11:00. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips or visit the website nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. so what are you doing the day after thanksgiving? >> a lot. >> shopping probably. maybe instead of hitting the mall why not take the family to enjoy nature, this year you can do it for free. >> people 40 and over can get a free day use pass at any of the

states 40 red wood state parks on november 24th. this is courtesy of the organization save the redwoods league, you can get those passes on its website. you can use that pass to check out tamalpais in the north bay. coming up on "today in the bay" enjoy today's dry forecast, the rain is coming. >> while we get rain there will be show snow in the sierra, the possibility of one to maybe even two feet of snow over the next three days. we will talk about what's ahead for us in the microclimate forecast. >> we're looking over here, the great shot of san jose, thanks for the shout out, laura, i'm keeping an eye what's going on over in the east bay, guys. plus jammed doors, slower commute times. a warning from bart to those riders in a big rush. who are these people?

the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california

and do your thing. san jose thursday morning, let's take a live look outside, downtown san jose this morning. a nice start to our day. rain is coming, maybe enjoy today. kari is telling us to go clean out the gutters. >> get it ready. >> good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. kari, how does that -- i mean, how do you make that sound fun? >> you are out there relaxing and then you pick up some patio furniture, move it a little bit -- >> you haven't seen my gutters. >> and i'm excited because we will finally get some rain on the lawn, it's just so muddy or

dirty right now, just dirt. so looking forward to some of those showers to move through, it's still well to the north of us so we do have the day -- we will start to see some clouds moving in as we go into the horning and afternoon and our high temperatures will reach into the upper 60s so it will be nice and comfortable. we will talk about the cooler temperatures and the arrival time frame of the rain coming up in a few minutes. mike is checking out what's happening now on the roads. that's right, kari. we have right now some slowing, it's just starting to clear up in oakland. you see this one set of flashing lights, it looks like there was one last road crew that was clearing just south ft coliseum. that distraction as the crew clears the lane leads to a little slowing, you see it south down toward high street. just before you get through downtown all the way down to high street is where we have the arrow showing you down to the coliseum. that's the only issue on the east bay. we have a smooth drive. over in the tri-valley still following that crash in fremont for south