good saturday morning to you. it is 7:00. here's a live look outside as the sunrises over san francisco. we're getting this beautiful view, as we look from san bruno mountain on a very chilly morning. it officially feels like it's about to be thanksgiving. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at that microclimate forecast and you were telling me you know what? don't complain because today, at least, is dry. >> dry, yeah. dry and clear. you've seen how beautiful. look behind us. so gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> yeah, but the temperatures are cold, kira. 30s and 40s right now. let's take a look at those

temperatures. in the south bay, 42 degrees, peninsula also pretty chilly and look at san francisco. 47 degrees, but it's really cold in the north bay at 34 degrees, east bay 39 degrees, and we will keep these cool, chilly temperatures at least through the afternoon. overall, though, we can expect to keep the clear skies if you notice, that 24-hour temperature change, no fog on that radar, but definitely saw a drop in those temperatures from this morning compared to where we were yesterday morning, so that just goes to show you just how cold it is out there for right now. but overall, we will be climbing bo into the 60s for san francisco, if you notice in the icons, no clouds in sight, all sunshine, but unfortunately, it does look like that sunshine is going to be sticking around for too long, so today is going to be one of those days where you want to head outside for sure because we have some big changes coming in the form of rain again. and now, if you're wondering when that is supposed to arrive, well, well, i will break that down for

you. >> stay tuned for that. in the meantime, we'll enjoy the sun. vianey, thanks. a courthouse confrontation caught on video. a santa clara deputy is now being accused of using excessive force. >> no recording. >> i heard you. >> well, the deputy was attempting to enforce a no videotaping rule at the courthouse, but susan bassi, who says she's a journalist, was helping two men research their family court cases. she said she started recording because deputies surrounded one of the men she was helping and told him to stop taking pictures of his documents. a sheriff's department spokesperson declined to speak to us on camera but he did tell us the deputies were enforcing a standing order by the lead judge of the family court, banning taking pictures and video. >> today was adoption today, and up on the 8th floor, there were people with their phones out recording all over. so, they're selectively using who they apply the recording in the courthouse. >> bassi says the deputy broke her hand when he took her phone. this is what it looked like

after their confrontation. the sheriff's department is now investigating whether bassi violated the judge's order against pictures or video in the courthouse. well, this weekend kicks off holiday travel for many people, and hopefully you weren't stuck in this last night, a major back-up on southbound highway 101 in san francisco. on the left side of your screen, the deadly accident involving an overturned dump truck. on the right, the back-up that stretched for miles and lasted for hours. the chp says the dump truck and a muni bus collided along hospital curve around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the dump truck ended up on its side and that driver died. officers say five passengers on the muni 14x bus were injured. two were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. drivers going south, though, were at a standstill as traffic was merged into just two lanes. traffic was backed up all the way across the bay bridge.

one driver we spoke with said his typically 40-minute commute from the east bay took two and a half hours and he almost ran out of gas. >> i stayed on the side just in case i ran out, i was just going to pull over. >> crews were able to get the truck back on its wheels and the freeway back open after four hours, just after 8:00 p.m. continuing coverage now of the deadly shooting rampage in tehama county where more stories of chaos and survival are emerging. tiffany says she was dropping off her son at school when the shooting began. she threw herself across her 10-year-old son in the passenger seat and she was shot five times. bleeding and losing consciousness, she says she drove around frantically asking people for help. >> i was afraid to open my window, my door, and i asked her, can you help me? i'm shot. i'm dying. my kids are in the car. she said she couldn't help me

because she only had a two-seater and she was late for work. that hurt my heart a lot. >> tiffany and her husband say they are thankful to be alive and have all their children safe. five people were killed in tuesday's shooting rampage, and that gunman, kevin neal, was shot and killed by police. a psychopathic killer who escaped from a hawaii mental hospital and flew to san jose says he doesn't want to go back. dressed in a red jump suit and shackles, he has been charged with escape in the second degree at a san joaquin county courthouse. a tip from a taxi driver led to his arrest in stockton. >> it's a stall tactic. it's an extra seven days or ten days for him so i guess he's willing to enjoy the lovely california weather over hawaii. >> saito escaped from the mental hospital on sunday. he had been there since 1979

when he was found not guilty by reason of insantee. b.a.r.t. says it has identified this man who hurled racial slurs at a passenger and then slapped him. and now b.a.r.t. is seeking an order to keep that man off the train. in the meantime, they aren't releasing his name. this is video from monday night. you can see him berating the other passenger. b.a.r.t. police looked for him but couldn't find him and now they're moving forward with banning him. a brutal dog attack in oakland involving several pit bulls. a woman was walking her dog when she says she was attacked by two other dogs. her own dog was killed. it happened in east oakland on 63rd avenue near bancroft. the woman's dog also was a pit bull, which may have factored into the attack. a neighbor saw what was happening and rushed to help. police say he was bit as well. this is a picture of the two dogs who attacked her. the owner surrendered them to

animal control. both the woman and her neighbor are expected to be okay. and have you seen this truck? the chp needs your help tracking it down. it belongs to a man whose home burned down in the north bay fires. the santa rosa chp says he's been staying at a hotel in windsor and this truck was stolen from that hotel. it is 7:07. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, his final journey home, an emotional homecoming and finally closure for one local family decades later. also, it's time to feed the need. our annual holiday food drive kicks off today. we'll take you live to one safeway where our own laura garcia will let us know how we can all help hungry families this holiday season.

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welcome back. just shy of 7:10 on your saturday morning.

isn't this a perfect way to start your weekend, the sun shining over the golden gate bridge. it is clear in san francisco today, no fog in sight. you know what that means. it is a chilly morning. going to be sunny and dry today. vianey arana will be along in just a bit with the return of rain. a chilling scene at san jose international airport. a special homecoming for a gilroy family. the remains of a world war ii marine killed in the south pacific arrived at the airport. his body had never been identified until this year. for the family, this was closure more than 70 years later. "today in the bay's" ian cole has the story. >> reporter: when a long-lost relative is coming home, you bring the whole family, the cousins, and in this case, the cavalry. >> this is a great honor, considering the event that we're here for. >> reporter: the family of gilroy has waited for this moment since 1943. most never met their uncle

frank. >> we've been raised that family is just always number one. >> reporter: frank was a marine cook in the south pacific but sent into action in world war ii and killed in the battle of tarawa. his family thought his body was never recovered until just recently. the military conducted a dna test. it was frank, identified 74 years after he was killed. and now, he's home. >> a moment that my dad never believed would ever happen in his lifetime, that he'd never see it happen. >> reporter: richard was 16 when he dropped off his big brother, sending him to war. it's why this meeting for everyone is still so hard. >> yeah. it's very emotional. >> reporter: with full military honors, frank's casket was guided by the patriot motorcycle club as firefighters from san jose to gilroy manned every

overpass to salute the fallen marine. >> it's nice to know that our missing veterans are still being looked for and found and returned to their families. >> reporter: if only frank could see the family he returned home to. in gilroy, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> wow, what a story. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a live look at the safeway in morgan hill, our holiday food drive kicks off today at safeways across the bay area. this morning, we'll check in with our own laura garcia and find out how we can all help feed those in need. and a golden sunrise, perfect weather for you to head to a local safeway to help us out with that food drive. i'll track down how hot or cold will be for today and also when our next chance of rain will make its way into our forecast. really? really?

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beautiful sun shining on the san mateo bridge on a chilly morning. vianey arana will be along in just a bit to tell us about a dry and sunny day we can all enjoy today before the rain returns. today is a big day for us and the bay area. we want to help the community this holiday season, and we need your help to do it. nbc bay area is partnering with safeway for our annual month-long feed the need food drive and our own laura garcia is at the safeway store at 840down avenue in morgan hill to kick things off. good morning, laura, so good to see you. >> reporter: good morning. oh, it's so good to be up early once again for a good cause. feed the need food drive. that's okay. that's what i do. i'd wake up early anyway. sleeping is like 5:00 a.m. for me. you know that. now we're here at the morgan hill safeway on dunn helping to kick off the feed the need food drive that nbc bay area is proud

to be partnering with safeway. what you can do is go to safeway stores throughout the bay area. all of us nbc types are going to be out greeting you at the front door, and what we're doing is helping to raise food and money for the hungry. what the great thing is about it is that safeway has these premade bags, all ready to go. you don't even have to put it in your cart, just tear off one of these, take it to the counter, it's a $10 donation and it provides so much to our community. no one should go hungry, especially during the holidays or any time of the year, of course. so we've got some great volunteers out here with us as well. jane perriman is from the kiwanis and we love that you guys all partner with us and it's really a great feeling to be out here, isn't it? >> i love this event. we have so much fun doing this. it is a nice way of meeting the community but also obviously serving a big, huge need. so, we're here, we're hoping everybody will come down and visit us. we're also going to be not only at this safeway but there are many other safeways being

staffed by the kiwanis members throughout the region. >> reporter: it's great to meet the community and come out because we're all in it together. we've all got to help each other out and it's a really great, easy way. it's not only just happening today. it's also going to be going all the way through december because i think the holidays are officially here. i saw a lot of christmas lights already in san jose. but you know what, big, small, little, doesn't matter, everybody can feed the need. i want to introduce you to someone. come over here, victoria. that's your cue to run on in here with me. come here. i'll pick you up if i can. >> she's precious! >> reporter: i've got triplets so i should be able to. i want to tell you about this little scrumptious one. victoria comes out every year. her dad takes a picture and it's their barometer of how she's growing. look at what she's done. you came out here to give some money to people so they wouldn't be hungry, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay.

anyway, everyone is welcome. that's the big point. we're all in it together. to help feed the need this holiday season. come on out later, kira. i know you have a busy day. >> definitely. i will be out at the saveway, and what an angel, little victoria. thanks to her for donating. >> reporter: i might take her home too. what's one more? >> you could have four kids then. >> reporter: i did say i'd baby sit. >> what's one more at this point? >> reporter: have a great day. >> thanks, laura, you too. and hey, if victoria can do it, so too can you. it is really easy to help next time you're at safeway. you can donate in the checkout line. it is only $10. help us feed the need. the food drive kikcks off today from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at safeways across the bay area and you know what? if you can't make it out today, we will accept your donations all month long as we head into christmas. if you are heading to the sierra, be ready to wait.

not much traffic overnight but starting today, i-80 is going to be busy over the next week as families travel to the snow. and it will be a happy new year. we're talking thanksgiving, christmas, now new year because ski season has begun. squaw valley opened yesterday and here's why a lot of fresh snow. how about south lake tahoe? heavenly sending us this video. they are also opening this weekend. this video -- wow. incredible to see. a lot of bay area families are heading to tahoe, of course, during the thanksgiving break, and boy, that just looks like the dead of winter already. we still have a few more weeks left of fall, so let's check in with vianey arana with a look at our weekend forecast. it will be sunny and dry today. >> yeah, sunny and dry but the temperatures will remain on the cool side. little bit like fall out there. >> no snowmageddon for us.

the temperatures remain in the 40s, those clear skies really a nice way to wake up on this saturday morning but it's the 30s that are going to make it a lot chillier out there, especially for the north bay at 34 degrees, east bay nice and cold at 39, very fall-like. the coastal fog is nonexistent at this point. we're waking up to clear skies, no fog, not even along the coast, and the temperatures, nine degrees cooler in sunnyvale at this hour, 24-hour temperature change shows a drop of nine degrees in san jose compared to where we were yesterday at this hour and that temperature trend, if you ♪ in t notice in the icons, not expecting any clouds for the next several hours or for today, as a matter of fact. it will be absolutely beautiful and clear not just for the coast but also inland spots and san jose temperatures will be climbing into the 6 0s and a lo of sunshine. let's take you on a tour of the bay area because those temperatures are going to be very comfortable. milpitas 60 degrees, for the east bay, 63 degrees for walnut

creek, concord 64, antioch 62 and along the peninsula, we're talking upper 50s and lower 60s also for the san francisco area, expect to keep the clear conditions through the afternoon. it's going to a little bit cooler, though o, for t, for th bay. we're talking 63 for santa rosa, and 64 degrees for novato. now, let's kind of look ahead because today we're enjoying nice clear skies, not a lot of cloud cover, but we do have an incoming storm system not for today but for tomorrow, on sunday, as we head into the overnight hours, we're talking late sunday, 11:00, midnight hour, the north bay is going to start seeing some showers yet again and if we kind of fast forward through our monday, by about 6:00, 7:00, we'll start seeing these showers spreading further past the golden gate bridge through your early morning commute for san francisco, so definitely keep that in mind as we head into the workweek but thankfully, it looks like that rain is going to hold off for monday and then it sits in the north bay for the afternoon as we head into the

evening hours as well so that system expected to stay mainly north through monday but then we see the chance of some more rain as we head into the upcoming workweek. just a quick reminder, of course, for our nbc bay area food drive, i was out in santa rosa on wednesday, napa on monday, and today's your day to go and meet some of your favorite nbc bay area anchors with just a $10 donation. all of this information is available at nbcbayarea.com. perfect weather for donating. no rain for today. next seven days, showers as we head into monday with that incoming storm system and then into tuesday and wednesday, we're tracking a couple of other systems that are going to bring a slight chance of some rain, even as we head into thanksgiving day so by now, i hope you have all of your fall decor out. i've got a ton of those cinnamon-smelling pine cones throughout my apartment. fall vibe. the temperatures will remain nice and comfortable in the 60s all week long so go out and enjoy a nice, clear saturday. >> we will enjoy it while we can

and yes, i'm burning my trupump spice candle. still ahead on "today in the bay," a veteran considering suicide instead finding peace in golf. the way the sport saved his life. it's a story that will make you "bay area proud."

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chase. dangerous ... as the war itself. many end up taking their own lives. for many veterans, the return home from war can be just as dangerous as the war itself. many end up taking their own lives. an army vet in the east bay says he was headed down that same path until an unlikely diversion. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has his story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: mike myers has fallen in love with golf lately. one reason, the army vet says, is it's a sport you can play for the rest of your life. the other reason, well, it also has to do with the rest of his life. >> you know, you come out and you'll find imperfections in the

fairway here. >> reporter: even though he's only been working at black hawk country club for a few months. >> little bit of sand. >> reporter: mike myers is getting the hang of fixing. >> smooth everything out. >> reporter: that which needs fixing around the golf course. a fair trade, mike would say, because the sport of golf, well, it fixed him. >> yeah. so that's why when people are like, what does golf do for you? i say, it saved my life. because i mean, i was in a dark, dark place. >> reporter: that dark place was mike's life after serving his country as an army sergeant in iraq. it had been mike's dream growing up to be a soldier and it lived up to his expectations. mike loved the purpose and structure it gave his life. >> i knew what to expect every single day. i knew i'd get up, there's about 100% chance i was going to do

some push-ups, about 100% chance i was going to do some running. 50% chance there would be some breakfast. >> reporter: but after just two years, an ankle injury led to a medical discharge. mike tried school and a few odd jobs but nothing filled the void in his life, which is why he considered ending it. >> searching for something, because i'm thinking about going up to travis and buying a pistol and shooting myself in the face because i'm just -- it's not working out. it's not working out, and failure is unacceptable. >> reporter: what mike needed was a challenge. and trying to put that ball into this cup -- >> that's it. see? that's a great roll. >> reporter: turned out to be just the challenge he needed. >> so, what we want to do is we want to go back. >> reporter: mike discovered golf. thanks to a program called pga hope. free weekly instruction where vets are taught the game and reap the benefits of fresh air, exercise, and perhaps most

importantly, camaraderie. >> buck sergeant. >> reporter: mike took to it all so well, he now not only works at a golf course, he wants to be an instructor for pga hope. >> little low. but look at that speed. >> reporter: wanting to help other vets get their lives back on course. in san francisco, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> wow. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the giants make a trade offer to bring the reigning mvp to the bay area. also a neighborhood pushed to their limits, families afraid to leave their homes. we'll tell you about the wild menace making its mark in one bay area neighborhood. now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one pet?

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good saturday morning. it is 7:30. here's a live look outside as the sun shines over san francisco. we have this view courtesy of our san bruno mountain camera. what a beautiful way to start your weekend.

it is chilly out there, so we hope you are warm inside. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper, vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast, and you have kind of a forecast for everyone, people who like the sun will be happy today. people who like the rain might be happy tomorrow. but i don't want to take away from your -- >> it's a mix. it's a mix, right? >> yeah. >> the good news, though, is that for those of you who don't like the rain, it's going to rule out the majority of your sunday. that's the good news looking ahead. if you do like the cooler temperatures, you're going to like our temperatures for today. santa rosa, 63 is our predicted high, napa, 65, san francisco will be climbing into the upper 50s, low 60s at 62 degrees, oakland 62 degrees, concord 64, and even down near the south bay, also expect to keep the mid 60s. now, as far as our skies, well, we can expect mostly clear conditions. we will be seeing kind of an increase in cloud cover as we

head into tomorrow and that's because we have a system sitting off to the north but it looks like the north bay will be the ones seeing the rain first but that won't be until later in the evening. but then, we have another shot of rain for the remainder of the bay area, so for the entire bay area, as we head into the workweek, you're going to want to tune in, again, in about 15 minutes, because this could affect your thanksgiving plans, potentially if you had a party planned to be outdoors. so i will have a closer look at that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> that's a reason to stay tuned. all right, vianey, thanks. we have breaking news in the south bay. fire officials say two people have died in an apartment fire in downtown san jose. it happened just before 5:00 this morning on the 500 block of south 9th street. sjfd says two additional people were taken to the hospital in critical condition. a courthouse confrontation caught on video, a santa clara county deputy is now being accused of using excessive force. >> recording. >> i heard you.

>> that deputy was attempting to enforce a no videotaping rule at the courthouse. journalist susan bassi says she was helping two men research their family court cases. she said she started recording because deputies surrounded one of the men she was helping and told him to stop taking pictures of his family documents. a sheriff's department spokesman declined to speak to us on camera but he did tell us the deputies were simply enforcing a standing order. >> today was adoption day, and up on the 8th floor, there were people with their phones out and recording all over. so, tla so, they're selectively using who they apply the recording in the courthouse. >> bassi says the deputy broke her hand when he took her phone. this is what her hand looked like after their confrontation. meanwhile, the sheriff's department is now investigating whether bassi violated the judge's order against pictures and video in the courthouse. well, this weekend kicks off

the holiday travel season for many of us and hopefully you weren't stuck in this last night. a major back-up on southbound 101 in san francisco. on the left side of your screen, the deadly accident involving an overturned dump truck. on the right, the back-up that stretched for miles and lasted hours. the chp says a dump truck and a muni bus collided on hospital curve around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the dump truck ended up on its side and that driver died. officers say five people on the muni bus were injured. all passengers. two were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. drivers going south were at a standstill as traffic was merged into only two lanes. traffic was backed up all the way across the bridge. one driver we spoke with said his typically 40-minute commute from the east bay took two and a half hours and he almost ran out of gas. >> i stay on the side just in case i run out, i'm just going to pull over. >> crews were able to get the

truck back on its wheels and the freeway back open after about four hours just after 8:00 last night. the psychopathic killer who escaped from a hawaii mental hospital and flew here to the bay area to san jose says he didn't want the go back. randal saito, dressed in a red jump suit there and shackles, has been charged with escape in the second degree in a courthouse. a tip from a taxi driver led to his arrest in stockton on sunday. >> it's just a stall tactic. it's an extra seven days for him or ten days for him. so, i guess he's willing to enjoy the lovely california weather over hawaii. >> saito escaped from the mental hospital on sunday. he had been there since 1979 when he was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of a woman he'd shot and stand. the new white house disaster aid request does not include

north bay wildfire victims, and senator dianne feinstein says she is furious. she posted an angry message on twitter, calling it, quote, appalling, inadequate, and egregious. she included a joint press release from her fellow senator, kamala harris. in it, they scold president trump, saying he needs to remember he serves all americans. feinstein and harris promise they'll pressure congress to include california in the multibillion dollar aid package. well, it's the season for turkeys, you could say. only, these birds we're about to show you won't be giving -- won't be getting think thanks from the community. wild turkeys are showing up in gangs across the bay area, making a mess of some people's yards and driveways. "today in the bay's" cheryl heard went to an east bay neighborhood where some homeowners say they are fed up. >> reporter: tonight, we discovered wild turkeys never show up when you want them to. they seem to come out in large

numbers in the daytime. >> they run the streets. they're kind of like the gang of the streets. >> reporter: a gang with no boundaries. >> they may be shorter than us, but they're tougher than we are. >> reporter: so tough that tony refuses to mess with them. >> we have a couple of flocks that live around here. >> reporter: and when they come out of the hills to roost, they take over, leaving little surprises in the driveway. >> they can get in and do some damage to the landscaping. they kick things around and they scratch and peck. they're looking for food. >> reporter: in martinez, helping themselves to grapes off of his small vineyard. california's wild turkey populations are healthy and growing. >> a friend of mine come out and take one with his bow and arrow. >> reporter: that's apparently legal with the proper permit, and homeowners' permission. >> some people think they're a little bit of a pest. i kind of like them. >> reporter: in lafayette, cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. still ahead on "today in the bay," the giants are looking to

make a major move that would bring one of baseball's brightest stars to the bay area. and the 120th big game between cal and stanford is just hours away. sports is next. of a blockbuster e.

welcome back. the giants might be on the verge of a blockbuster trade. reportedly, they've made an offer for mar linz super star john carlos stanton. he was named the national league's most valuable player earlier this week. in the meantime, how about some college football. the 120th big game is today at stanford stadium. last night, palo alto police already tweeting about traffic headaches. 20th-ranked stanford is the favorite, but don't count out cal. kickoff is at 5:00 p.m. the raiders have a huge game this weekend. the team leaves for mexico city today and the field is ready to go at azteca stadium. tomorrow, the raiders face the patriots. the silver and black need a win to bolster their hopes for a

playoff berth. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it is time to feed the need. our annual holiday food drive kicks off today. we'll take you live to a safeway in morgan hill where our own marcus washington will show us how easy it is to help hungry families this holiday season. and why not get a start of your saturday with this gorgeous shot of walnut creek. we've got the sun up. and it looks like it's going to stick around for most of your day. but we are tracking some rain again. i'll have the answer on when it will arrive coming up just after the break. stay with us.

if you're just now waking up, it's 7:43. good morning. you're going to notice it's a little chilly if you left the windows open last night but at least we're enjoying nice clear skies. overlooking san jose right now, we've got a nice, gorgeous view. look at healdsburg. nice, clear skies, no clouds in sight and that's going to be an ongoing trend for today. but i'll show you this nice shot

over lake tahoe. kirkwood and i know a lot of folks are going to be heading up there for thanksgiving weekend if you're not already there. it looks absolutely stunning. perfect getaway for thanksgiving and the temperatures are definitely on the cooler, chilly side, especially for santa rosa. 34 degrees, napa 33, oakland 39 degrees, and hayward 43 degrees and san francisco in the 40s. now, our temperature trend for today is showing what looks like upper 50s, a low-end 60s but overall, well, a lot of sunshine and the temperatures will also be climbing into the 60s for san jose as well. if you notice the icons stay on the sunny side and we'll keep the clouds away for at least the majority of the day. now, if you're heading anywhere else, whether it be the north bay, the east bay or the south bay, 60s will be along the coastline as well. so, expect to keep the 60s overall. future cast is showing an increase in cloud cover but look ahead an sunday into the overnight hours, increase in

cloud cover but it isn't until around 11:00, midnight hour. it's going to stick to the north bay, even through the monday, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. hour and then by early morning commute, just north of the golden gate bridge, a little bit further south from the golden gate bridge, we'll start to get some of those showers, but the majority of this system is looking like it's going to stay far off north and it will miss the remainder of the bay area, at least for now, because we do have a couple of other systems, but for now, it looks like that system will be staying pretty stationary overall. as we head into the next seven days, here's what you can expect into monday. 60 degrees and we do keep a chance of showers and that's because we're tracking a couple of other systems, even heading into thanksgiving as well that could bring the chance of some nice cloudy skies and those cooler temperatures will remain in the forecast through the remainder of the week and then as we head into wednesday for inland areas, we start to climb into the 70s for inland spots and if you notice, we do keep

that chance of rain on and off through thanksgiving. expect to keep some of the cloud cover. but for today, well, are remember to head on over to our feed the need food drive because the temperatures and the weather is going to be absolutely perfect for that. i know we have a number of reporters and anchors across safeways all around the bay area. for now, i'm going to send it to kira. beautiful day to get out. still ahead on "today in the bay," a live look at that safeway on dunn avenue in morgan hill. after the break, we'll check in with "today in the bay" anchor marcus washington as vianey just said, our feed the need holiday food drive kicks off today. and marcus will let us know how simple it is to help feed those in need.

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to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. need" food d welcome back. nbc bay area is partnering with safeway for our annual feed the need food drive. it kicks off this morning. it's a big day for us and the bay area to come together to help the hungry. our own marcus washington is at safeway at 840 dunn avenue in morgan hill to show us how easy it is to help. good morning, marcus. so good to see you. >> reporter: good morning to you. like you said, this is an easy way to really give back to a lot of people. of course, this time of year, a lot of families are out and you're spending time with your family, but it is hard for some people out there, and we all want to get together, join together, and help. and this is how you can do it simple. you walk through the door, walk over to one of these. you can see this is the one with

janelle on it. take it to the front counter with you, $10 and it gives a bag full of food for a family. wendy, i know you've been here, we saw yesterday out here, having a good time. so, tell us the importance of an event like this. >> well, at safeway, we strongly community partnership and we're proud to partner with nbc and local food banks to help families in need in the bay area this holiday season. >> it's an easy way to give back because a lot of times people say, i don't have time to get things and donate it but you're going to come to the grocery store anyway and this is a great way to do it. tell us exactly what families will get. >> the bags are full of items that food banks need most, important protein items like peanut butter and canned chicken as well as other items like oatmeal, canned vegetables and other canned goods. >> we've heard it before, a lot of times, the $10 that you give can go further than if you went to the store and bought $10 worth of items. >> right. every little donation helps and each bag has roughly around 12 pounds of food that can help

feed a family of four. >> so tell us again, how can people come out and do this. >> it's really easy. just look for the bag display, grab the tear sheet and make your donation to the local food bank. >> reporter: thank you so much, wendy. we've had people come in all morning through these doors and you just give them one. some people are surprised to see, of course with the camera here and everything, so it's always a fun thing. and we want to bring in some people. i have daniel. he actually was here earlier this morning. he came, he actually put one of these and you donated as well. come in with us. come in. so talk to us about the importance of actually wanting to give back and it was an easy way to do it as well. >> absolutely. certainly was. how convenient, picking up some groceries, get this little ticket, give my $10, it feels great. >> reporter: that's easy. pick up, you give, you help a lot of people. and that's what we do. we're going to be out here, laura and myself, we're out here today here at the safeway on dunn avenue in morgan hill. we're actually going to be

scattered throughout the bay throughout the day so you have time to get out and help a lot of families in need. but until then, we're going to stay here, keep passing these out and hopefully get a lot more people to come in and donate. for now, live here in morgan hill. back to you at the station. >> and another perk is if people come to that location, they get to meet you. you moved here just a few months ago from the east coast and they can meet laura. it's a win-win. >> reporter: and you know, they can meet laura and they can actually take a picture with us. we don't mind taking pictures. have your cell phone ready. take a selfie. >> all right. hopefully everyone will come out. thanks, marcus. again, our annual feed the need food drive kicks off today from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at safeways across the bay area. if you can't make it today, the food drive goes all month up until christmas and it's super easy, next time you're at safeway, you can donate in the checkout line. again, it's just $10. a week long of eating for a cause caps off this weekend when bay area chefs and wineries unite to raise money for north bay fire victims. more than 100 restaurants took

part all week in chefsgiving, donating proceeds to relief efforts. this sunday, san francisco's ferry plaza will open its doors to foodies who also want to help out by sampling the best the bay area has to offer in cuisine and wine. >> so many wineries have come on board and wanted to help others. we actually have three wine makers with us on sunday that have actually lost their homes entirely in the fire. >> some primo wines, we're told, will be up for auction too. the goal is to raise $1 million. tickets to the gala are still available. just go to nbcbayarea.com for the link. at 7:53, much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up is our "clear the shelters" segment featuring our friends from pets in need. we'll introduce you to oliver next. - grocery outlet

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thi welcome back. it is time for our "clear the shelters" segment, and this morning, as always, our special guests from pets in need, martha

and alexa are here with oliver. he is so cute in his little sweater e. i mean, every weekend, you just dazzle us with these dog outfits. so cute. you tell me that oliver is already two and a half, so good news for people who are interested in adopting. he's not a puppy. so you don't have to go through all the training and maybe energy that comes with puppies. >> yeah. he's pretty mellow. >> he is. >> he does seem pretty mellow. and so he won't grow any more? . don't have to worry about that. he's a perfect lap dog, you could say. what else about him? he does seem pretty mellow. >> gets along with other dogs, it seems. he's in a -- he's sharing his roommate right now is a dog that is selective with other dogs and he gets along with her just fine. he likes his walks. he loves people. >> loves people. >> good. >> oh, i think he'd do well in

any home. >> and i should back up just a bit. what type of dog is he? >> we don't know. >> which is common with a lot of rescues. >> terrier and something. >> and something. well, he is adorable and as always, if you're interested in adopting oliver, just head to petsinneed.org. i do also want to talk about, you have a lot of animals. i mean, you guys really get -- take in and save a lot of lives. >> yes. >> but with that comes a lot of responsibility and you need volunteers. >> yes. definitely. we're actually looking for -- we call them doggy play group monitors so every morning, we have play groups where they all go out as a group. we just need volunteers to monitor that, make sure no one breaks out in fights, everyone's getting along so it's a great way to see their personalities and see how they interact with each other. so we're having trainings. we're having them monthly so i think our next one is december 9th, which is a saturday. it's on our website. all the details are on there. we have all our upcoming

orientations. usually you have to be kind of 16 or 17 years or older to participate in this, but we also do have, for younger teenagers and younger kids, some other programs. >> we have a shadow program for 13 to 17 and kids can come in and work our shelter and do what we do for the day. so they get to see what a no-kill shelter does for the day. >> wonderful. >> so they work kennel, they work adoptions. if medical's there, they help out in medical and they socialize, socialize, socialize. >> it's a great idea, especially for people who might not be ready to dive in yet. there was a new study that came out that people with pets have a longer life and a lower risk of heart disease or something like that. forgive me. i probably botched that. but it's a good way to come visit the dogs, not have the responsibility of bringing one home yet and reap the benefits. >> just come and relieve some stress. >> yeah. >> well, thanks for joining us.

check out petsinneed.org for more and thank for making us a part of your morning. i'll see you back here tomorrow. . symbol you know you're

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