the 49ers kick off the final stretch of their schedule by hosting the seattle seahawks next sunday. many have this game circled as the likely debut for quarterback jimmy garoppolo. after beathard's strong

performance against the giants, it may not be a sure thing. who should start sunday? is it jimmy or beathard? >> beathard has earned the right. why would you put jimmy against a tough team against seattle? beathard is tough as nails. the guy's being hit all the time. they need to throw him a couple extra hundred dollar bys for the punishment he's been taking. last week he earned the right to start. i would put jimmy g in there next week against the chicago bears. >> what's cool is after this game, they travel to chicago, right? where jimmy g is from. how cool will that be for him to make his debut in front of his hometown crowd. >> that would be awesome. news flash. the guy played in new england and went 0 college in illinois. so the guy's ready for that type of weather. i would not play him this week.

he's got to continue to grow in this offense. he will. i think right now, i would let beathard. he's earned that right. >> do you think c.j. can lead this team to a win against seattle? >> i think it's possible but not probable. he's going to play well. he's tough, physical. he gets after it. i like what this young man's been doing. >> i do, too. it will be interesting to see the decision they make. i think they should start beathard because it's very unlikely they win this game against seattle. then you have an excuse why to start jimmy g, right? >> you're in no hurry to win. you're still sitting at number two in picking in the draft. you need to continue to gain assets. >> i'm fallon splitting. is he lorenzo neal. we'll see you next week. thanks for joining us on xfinity sports sunday.

a chaotic scene in a san jose neighborhood. right now, a chaotic scene in a san jose neighborhood. >> you know, as bizarre as this was, the outcome is about as good as we can expect. >> a small plane crashes into a home sending three people to the hospital. tonight we've learned new details about the people on board. the news starts right now. good evening, everyone.

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> ike vicky nguyenwin. three people on the plane are alive but some victims suffered serious injuries. that crash happened about 3:00 near reid-hillview airport. the plane had just taken off but couldn't make it back after having trouble. it ended up crashing a few blocks away. >> thom jenson was on the scene shortly after the crash and joins us live with the details tom? >> reporter: terry and vicky, you can see behind me we've got firefighters trying to tear into that airplane right now. federal investigators from the faa are on the scene here right now, they're trying to look at the equipment. see exactly what happened. but preliminary indications are and the reports are that it sounds like there was some sort of equipment malfunction and then a failed attempt to scramble back to the airport before this crash. witnesses say they saw the

single engine cessna copping in low over the homes in the 2100 block of evelyn avenue just before it went down. mario calderon was at work talking to her daughter on her cell phone who described the crash as it was happening. > it went so fast and then crashed. that's what she said. >> reporter: san jose fire first got the call at about 3:00. a spokesman tells nbc bay area it was a report of equipment failure. the pilot who had just taken off was circling back to try to land back at reed hill view airport about a half mile away. >> thankful that it hit where it did instead of people on the side of the road. >> reporter: it crashed into a converted garage and the three people inside the home at the time of the crash were not injured. tonight, they are in temporary red cross housing. >> so they're not going to be able to go back if for some time. it's habitable after we mitigated the hazard. >> that includes cleaning up

spilled aviation fuel and removing the plane. the owner of the plane has also been on the scene saying one of his airplanes has never crashed before. mike mcclellan said his main concern right now is the condition of one of the student pilot who's rented his airplane and who was in surgery this evening. now, after this went down, we did digging. i went through some of the ntsb investigative reports from crashes out of reed hill view and i did find out that there have not been a lot of crashes outside. there have been some incidents on the airport property itself. as far as coming into a neighborhood and having a plane go down, that hasn't happened for 30 years. the last time in 1988 when a small airplane crashed into the nearby mall and crashed into the j.c. penney's store there. since then, nothing like this. but this has been a concern for people who live out here. we're working on that part of the story for 11:00 tonight.

live in san jose, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. expanding on something he mentioned we've obtained audio of the communication between the pilot and the control tower moments before the plane crashed. here's the may day call. >> may day may day. 567249er two. you can make a left 180 for runway 13 left. 1-3 right. continue left for the runway. any runway available. >> as you heard, after the pilot called may day, the control tower told him to turn around, try landing on any runway available. we've uncovered detailed information about the airport's policy. here's a look at the airport's runways as seen from a google satellite map. today's crash happened on evelyn just a few blocks from the airport. that airport reid-hillview averages 411 aircraft operations

each day. no airplanes are allowed to turn below 500 feet when they're taking off except for the planes leaving from runway 3-1 right. those planes have to make a slight right turn to avoid a school just but half a mile off the departure end there. the last recorded crash at reed had i view was july 23rd, 2017. a student pilot and ininstructor were doing touch and go landings. a single engine plane like the one today crashed into a fence. before that, august 10th, 2016 a small plane failed to take off. it rolled off the runway again crashing into a fence. and it was a student pilot and ininstructor. no one was hurt in either crash. >> we're going to continue to follow the story online at nbcbayarea.com. follow us on twitter and facebook, as well for the latest update prfz now to breaking news. a very unusual investigation off the coast. a boat found going in circles near half moon bay.

at least one person is dead. an active scene right now. sergio quintana has new information. sergio? >> reporter: terry, they just pulled that boat from the water. i actually just saw it driven off the harbor by san mateo county scherff's deputies. it took authorities quite some time to get control of that spinning boat. the county sheriff's department, the coast guard and local harbor master spent time inspecting that boat once they got it ashore. right now it's not clear how it started spinning. according to the harbor master, two people were board that boat. they've recovered one body from the water. that person pronounced dead on the scene. according to the scherff's department and the harbor master office, that person didn't have any obvious wounds or injuries. >> it doesn't appear suspicious at this time. we're trying to rule out everything we know. we do know that individual wasn't wearing a life jacket.

they're critical to our search and rescue everts. >> reporter: the second person who was aboard the boat has still not been located. coast guard just identified that second man as twan tom tran. anyone who knows where is he should call police. it will help them in their sternlg obviously. the 17-foot motor boat he was aboard was spotted spinning less than a mile off the coast just south of pillar point about 3:00 this afternoon. they're trying to figure out exactly what happened board that boat to cause the driver and the passenger to go overboard. and it to start spinning out of control. reporting live at pillar point in half moon bay, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. right now, we're watching some increasing clouds around san francisco and the return of some light rain into the north bay. how much of this rain will

impact your morning commute coming up. also ahead, taking it to the streets to help make them safer. they say it could happen to anyone and today, demonstrators demanded help to make sure it doesn't happen again. plus -- >> protesters at a san francisco mall but this holiday happy toed message may not be what you'd expect. it's three minutes, these families will remember forever. the emotional moments at the california/mexico border. these families will remember forever. the emotional moments at the california/mexico border. really?

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high-speed chase from daly city to san francisco landed an officer in the hospital. two men are in custody after a high speed chase from daly city. it landed an officer in the hospital. the chase starred when police officer responded to reports of suspects casing cars around 11:30 this morning. two suspects fled up interstate 280. they crashed and ran back through back yards before being arrested. a motorcycle officer was hurt

when he crashed during the pursuit. his injuries are not serious. police say this type of crime is not unusual this time of year. even during the day. >> it's very, very brazen to do this. obviously, they were spotted. and the citizens of our community called in on this. but typically, during thanksgiving week and christmas week as the holidays come upon us, we have reports of people casing vehicles of auto burglaries in progress throughout our areas where malls are. >> the two suspects are not being identified. but police say they are being charged with auto burglary and evading an officer. we'll have new video of their arrests tonight at 11:00. closing argues begin tomorrow in the kate steinle murder trial. jose garcia sderot tay is accused of killing her on a san francisco pier in 2015. because of his deportation history and san francisco's status as a sanctuary city, this case is attracting national

attention. now the prosecution and defense have one last chance to convince jurors of the suspect's guilt or innocence. the defense says he found the gun used in the crime and shot her by accident. the prosecution says he knowingly pulled that trigger. >> if this injury believes this was an accidental discharge, mr. garza rot tay will walk out of the courtroom. if he's found guilty of first degree murder, he'll spend the rest of his life in jail. very high stakes for both sides. >> he goes on to say there's a lot riding on the outcome of the decision. if he's found guilty it's a blow against sanctuary cities. innocent coo take the pressure off push for tougher immigration policies. >> dozens of animal right, rights activityists targeted shoppers at westfield mault this afternoon. a leader spoke through a bullhorn calling thanksgiving a violent holiday and arguing that

turkeys deserve to live, too. the group then passed out flyers detailing information about turkeys and their treatment at factory farms. >> a bittersweet reunion for families on the border of the united states and mexico. for three short minutes, they were allowed to see and hold each other. it saw the opening of the door of hope, a small group of families is allowed to meet briefly with loved ones on the other side of the board arer. they hugged cried and some met grand children for the first time yesterday. this year a couple separated by the border married in a brief ceremony. >> love has no borders. and while it might divide two countries they can't divide a love between two people. >> the event is organized by the border angels and border patrol. it took place about 15 miles west of president trump's recently built border wall prototypes. >> rob mayeda joining us now. this is a place to be.

>> usually warm weather. november coming up middle part of the week. we have a chance of seeing rain at times setting up right now at this hour on the north bay coastline and eventually during the day tomorrow, weigh see some of that dipping further south. you can see a lot of green there, but a lot of it isn't quite reaching the ground yet. as the atmosphere gets more saturated we'll see light rain at times especially around sonoma county and marin county for the first half of the day tomorrow. as of the moment, san francisco to san jose not seeing much on the radar. you wake up tomorrow morning, notice the temperatures, 40s and low 50s. extra cloud cover and scattered showers keeping temperatures running a bit more mild for the morning. afternoon will see 70s from san jose southward. lower 60s in the north bay where we'll see rain off and off throughout the day north of san francisco. hour by hour with your forecast from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00, this is probably the main event with

this weather system. showers in the central bay and pretty steady rain up towards sonoma county and santa rosa. 5:00 tomorrow evening to 11:00 into tuesday morning, we begin to see clouds and rain chances lift off to the north. that's going to be high pressure that's going to build and bring our temperatures up to well above average as we go through the week. a look at the numbers for san francisco. some rain chances tomorrow. mid 60s. then 70s possible. wednesday and thursday, looks dry. a few showers on friday. good for travel. get away ravel around the bay area, northern california. for the valleys we're talking temperatures in the mid-70s. and by the way, if you're traveling to southern california, 80s and 90s around l.a. wednesday and thursday. a warm thanksgiving with a few shower chances at times into the north bay. >> it feels like spring but now you're talking summer-like temperatures. >> hot for november. >> thank you so much. still ahead, we are counting down to the winter olympics. >> one 22-year-old ski ser

hoping to earn a trip. we'll explain why she's going faster by slowing down.

francisco to remember victims and to call for safer streets. nbc bay area changes by crashes gathered in san francisco to remember vips and to call for safer streets. christie smith has their emotional stories as family members continue pushing for action in sacramento. >> reporter: from san francisco's mission district they walked carrying signs of loved ones. jenny is for her mom. >> she was hit by a car that was speeding. and her body got thrown to the other side of the road. >> reporter: she survived but suffered many injuries. >> life-threatening traumatic brain injuries. since then, he's been

cognitively impaired. jenny joined the bay area families for safe streets who survived serious traffic crashes or had loved ones injured or lost to crashes. they honored them and called for change. >> here in the bay area, speeding is the leading cause of serious and fatal injuries. >> reporter: natalie is with walk san francisco and believes the key piece of prevention may come from sacramento. but there are real challenges. state senator scott wiener was cochoor of a bill. >> to legalize automate add speed enforcement in california. the bill has stalled. it's a hard one. there's a lot of opposition to it. >> reporter: concerns such as privacy or those who drive for a living feeling a burden, even cost. he says it may take a few tries and they plan to bring the bill back in january. >> cameras that will similar to a red light running camera that will capture people's license plates if they are speeding more than ten miles over the speed

limit. >> thank you everyone for being here tonight. >> for those who suffered, more care on the road can't come soon enough. >> she was a lovely lady. she loved being a mom. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of people will be traveling this thanksgiving week. and if you're going somewhere by car, be prepared to pay extra at the pump. gas prices continue to creep up. here's something somewhat humorous. the afternoon cost for a gallon of regular unlead in the united states, $2.61. >> key my laughter. >> it's not around here. that's cheap compared to where we are. according to the website gas buddy, the average gallon of regular gas costs $3.18 in san jose, oakland $3.21 a gallon, even higher in san francisco, $3.31 a gallon. sounds about right. >> yes. so many people across the bay area help those in need during the holiday season. >> today volunteers turned out to help servicemen and women.

this was the scene in san jose. people gathering to make care packages. organizers say thousands of packages were put together. those will now be given to troops and hair families. >> i was born into it. into the military. i've always been very pro american. pro america. we stand up. we fight for the country. we love our country. that's why we're here. >> a silent auction raised money for operation care and comfort's adopt a military family program. >> a great idea. >> it is. the olympic games still a few months away. but the snow is already here. >> for one northern california skier that snow means serious business. she's looking to make her first olympic team. garvin thomas brings us this story from incline village. >> reporter: for someone who has spent 20 of her 22 years on this planet striping to go faster on

skis, lyla not long ago discovered the secret to public success might just exist in slowing down. >> that's actually a good point. slow down and go faster. yeah. less is more. all of those little analogies. >> reporter: it was not lila adds, an easy lesson to learn. of a since she strapped on skis at 2, speed is what she's been after. at first, it was just keeping up with her ski racing father. we would always have little race. i would say i'll race you to the car, down the hill. everything was a race. >> reporter: but as she rose through the national ranks as a slalom skier and made the u.s. ski team, she pushed herself ever harder. intense is the first word she uses to describe her athletic style her coaches and parents urged her to relax a bit. but it wasn't till her body

spoke up in 2015 that lyla had no choice but to listen. >> i think i was overtraining a little bit. there was a moment in time in training where i hit a bump and my back said nope, we're done. okay. you can't ski anymore. you have to stop. you have to slow down. >> reporter: lyla battled back struggling to learn smarter ways to rain and ski. sometimes wondering if it was all worth it. >> to suddenly not be able to move and be athletic felt like someone had stolen my soul. >> reporter: but finally standing atop a world cup racecourse in austria last year, she knew the answer was yes. >> i just remember thinking this is exactly where i want to be. this is exactly the feeling i want to feel. >> reporter: the only better feeling she says would be doing the very same thing at the 2018 games. in incline vil, nevada, garvin

thomas, nbc bay area news. >> garvin will be heading to sabrina kinging to cover the winter olympics for us. we're just 80 days away. count on nbc for complete coverage. and still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news, we are continuing to follow that developing story in san jose after a plane crashes into a home. we'll have an update. >> plus the uproar over the roy moore allegations taking a new turn. the move by journalists that's surprising some. and a twitter attack by the president. why he's firing back at the father of a college basketball player. accident -- after a small plane

crashes into a home -- sending right now a south bay neighborhood rocked by a frightening accident after a small plane crashes into a home sending three people to the hospital. good evening. i'm vicky nguyen. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a quiet sunday afternoon turns chaotic after a small plane smashes into a south bay home.

the three people in the plane now being treat ford injuries. happened about 3:00 this afternoon. the 2100 block of evelyn will avenue. got live pictures for you right now as crews are this minute working to remove that plane and figure out exactly what happened what caused that crash. witnesses saw the single engine cessna coming in very low over homes in the neighborhood just before it went down. fire spokesman tells us the pilot reported equipment failure just after taking off. the pilot then circled back trying to land at reed hill view airport. instead it crashed into a converted garage. three people were at home the time of the crash but were not injured. >> it was thankful that it hit where it did instead of people on the side of the road or in a car on the road. absolutely. so as bizarre as this was, outcome is about as good as we could expect. >> one woman, two men were in the plane. one victim suffered major

injuries. tom jensen has been covering this crash and shortly after it happened, he's been tweeting updates. you can follow him on twitter for updated information. the uproar over sexual abuse allegations against candidate roy moore gained more steam today as the state's biggest newspapers urged voters to reject him this as a member of the president's team defended mr. trump's silence on the moore controversy. nbc's jennifer johnson has our story tonight from washington. >> reporter: an unusual page one editorial in alabama's top newspaper urning voters to reject republican senate candidate roy moore in next month's election. the birmingham news says the vote is about the moral values of the people of alabama but they are still divided. >> i've been a lifelong republican that i have always voted for the person. i'm not going to be able to vote for roy moore. >> i'm going to vote for moore because i think it's the -- i think at least he's trying.

>> reporter: nine woman accused moore of sexual misconduct including one when she was just 14 years old. gop senators are calling on the former judge to step down immediately. >> i think there is a strong possibility with the nut candidate and new republican candidate a proven conservative we can win that race in alabama and it is in the best interests of the country. >> reporter: but so far, here remains defiant and in the race president trump is still silent on the controversy. last week did tweet about democratic senator al franken who is facing accusation of inappropriate behavior by a woman before he entered politics. >> the significant differences there is that franken admits it. roy moore denies it. i do think that puts them in two different categories. >> franken apologized and is asked for an ethics investigation into his case. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >> lee corfman who was 14 when she alleges moore had contact with her will be interviewed on

the "today" show tomorrow morning. >> entrepreneur russell simmons is the latest powerful man accused of sexual misconduct. a model told the los angeles times the cofoirpd of def jam records coerced her to perform a sex act in '91. she was 17 years old at that time. she also says director brett ratner was in the room at the time. simmons says everything that happened between them was consensual. ratner is facing accusations of sexual misconduct from at least ten women. president trump lashing out against the father of a ucla player freed from china. mr. trump tweeted about lavar ball, the father of liangelo ball and lonzo ball, the tweet read now that the three basketball players are out of china and saved from years in jail, lavar ball, the father of liangelo is unaccepting of what i did for his son and that shoplifting is no big deal. i should have left them in jail.

the tweet comes after ball brushed off any role trump had in his son's situation in china. everybody wants to make it seem like he helped me out. today steve kerr chimed in on the topic. >> people seeking attention and they're both getting it. i'm sure both guys are really happy. you know it would help if all of you just stopped covering both of them. is that possible? because you could probably stop covering lavar. i don't think you can stop covering the president. >> ball's son and two other ucla players allegedly stole items from three teams while the team was in china for a game. all players thanked trump last week for contacting china's president to get them released. >> first the award, then the protests. breitbart news chairman steve bannen honored today for courage in journalism. as he accepted the award last night, protesters gathered to

voice their anger. the border agent was killed while working on the gun running program fast and furious. bannen says his heroism helped trump win the white house. protesters sabanen's ties to white nationalist views should have disqualified had i am for any award. >> bannen has exhibited himself as nothing but a racist and bigot. i don't think he should be welcome in my home state and hometown. >> counterprotesters gathered, as well to defend bannen and advocate for more secure borders. bannen briefly addressed protesters saying they have every right to express themselves. the secret service arrested a man they say tried to jump the fence at the white house this morning. the man taped to get over a row of bike racks used to create a second roaf fencing outside of the mansion. they were installed in response to a series of fence jumping incidents in recent years. president trump was inside when this happened.

pedestrians were briefly restricted from walking in front of the white house while he was take noon custody. >> argentina's navy says it is unclear whether any satellite calls came from its missing submarine. leaders thought there were 11 attempts to communicate that originalnated from a phone in the search area off the patagonia coast. the sub last made contact on wednesday. 13 ships and seven planes from seven different countries including the united states are braving stormy conditions in the south atlantic to try and find the vessel and the sailors. its last known location was 268 miles off egypt's southern atlantic coast. we are not second class citizens. that was the message at the heart of today's march through washington, d.c. to support the people of rurk ravaged puerto rico. thousands of people demonstrated to remind lawmakers about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the u.s. territory. people carried puerto rican

flags as they marched from the capitol to the lincoln memorial. it's been nearly 60 days since mario hammered the island. the areas with power already struggling with daily blackouts. 90% of the island finally has access to water but it still has to be boiled first. washington as announced a $44 billion aid package for florida, texas and puerto rico. coming up, we investigate. >> just a pain of just being homeless is the hardest part. >> a pregnant woman's struggle to survive. coming up, we investigate what's pushing pregnant women and children onto the streets. >> and police officers spreading good cheer. how one department in the south bay is getting into the holiday spirit. >> and thanksgiving week has a very interesting forecast. first we've got some rain chances on the increase across the north bay. temperatures in the seven-day forecast will surprise you.

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morning. this 40-foot tall tree came this is not what you want to see when you head to your car in the morning. this 40-foot tall -- that tree cape crashing down on to a parked car in san francisco. it fell at about 10:00 this morning between strayeder right near golden gate park. fortunately no one was hurt. the damage to one car is significant. it's not clear why the tree fell. the roots may have been loosened after the recent rain. >> more than 200,000 children will go to bed without a home of their own. investigative reporter hit the streets to looking into this disturbing problem. >> they're among the most vulnerable vips of the housing crisis. children born hopeless. across the bay area, 20,000 kids and teens were homeless for at

least part of the last school year. we investigate what's being done to protect children and expose why some pregnant mothers are being turned away from shelters. >> what will it feel like. >> patricia dwoul is 24 years old. >> she's always moving. >> nine months pregnant. >> beating like a champ, huh? >> reporter: and hopeless. >> you've had to spend nights sleeping in this park. >> yes. i did. i was in survival mode. >> she was just 4 years old when her mother's drug addiction pushed them onto the street. >> reporter: how would you describe occur childhood? lonely. i didn't really feel love most of the time. yeah. >> reporter: do you ever get over that? >> no, it's like a pain ha stays deeply rooted in you. your wounds heal. but that doesn't mean they go away. >> reporter: patricia was placed in foster care but at just 16,

started living mostly on her own. worked several jobs and attended college for a year. >> is part of you worried your daughter might have to spend some of her childhood homeless like you did? >> that is a worry but you know, if i have to change around my whole life to make sure she has a place to stay i will. >> reporter: to get to her doctor's appointment, it's about an hour's commute. two bus lines. >> i have an appointment today at 3:45 sfwhr and a rain. >> i've been lucky that my baby works with me and doesn't give me a lot of pain. >> reporter: her fiance now live at a drug rehab center and she lives as the a rehab center where she's been gathering baby supplies for month. she also attends free parenting classes a couple times a week.

>> they look like they like it. >> reporter: have you decided on a name. >> >> yeah, her name is faith. believing that thing will get better even though it doesn't seem that way. >> reporter: the number of pregnant homeless women is difficult to crack. but the crisis is clear in san francisco. moms with children even newborns begging on the street. one non-profit tells us it's seen at least 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone. and the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend their pregnancies on the streets. >> dana is a registered nurse with the department and is on the road daily providing medical care to the homeless, including pregnant women and new mops. >> reporter: can homeless parents really provide for their kids? >> these women have everything that a baby needs. but not having sheeter makes those things really difficult to

provide. >> reporter: children in imminent danger can be taken away from their parents those who lead child protective services tell us simply being homeless isn't reason enough because a lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or neglect. while sfaens san francisco shelters boast 137 beds each night for families, most pregnant women aren't given priority till they're at least 7 months along. >> there's nowhere affordable for them to live when they need it most. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee. >> is the city doing enough to help homeless adults and homeless children? >> i believe we are. >> reporter: he unveiled a plan to eliminate homeless camps over the next two years and get all families into permanent housing within four years. >> we're going to literally end family hopelessness the way we know it. >> reporter: it us a central database to help match the children including children with housing and medical care they

need. >> i believe the child is not in a safe environment on the streets. >> reporter: especially newborns. patricia's baby was delivered nine days late but she believes her newfound faith arrived right on schedule. do you ever worry that faith could be taken away? >> that would be the fight of their life. >> reporter: but she will soon lose her howing. her temporary stay at the shelter runs out in four months. >> reporter: do you know where you'll go after that. >> no. >> reporter: how do you deal with that uncertainty? >> realizing that this life is uncertain in itself. >> reporter: and by having faith. >> exactly. >> reporter: the city plans to represent more permanent housing for holess families over the next five years. enough for more than 500 people. that subsidized housing unlike shelters won't have time limits when families would need to move out. . >> if you have a story for our

investigative unit call 1-888-996-tips. or visit our website. >> the mountain view police department is doing all it can to help needy on thanksgiving. for the 21st straight year, they held its cops and gobblers event. they gave away 400 baskets filled with food and other items. it took less than 40 minutes to giveaway all of those baskets. >> it's not just getting the baskets to the families. that's certainly a big part of it and why we do it. it's also wonderful for the people that come out and volunteer their time and get a sense of true sharing with the community. >> that's what this type of year is all about. department accepts donation during this time and every cent goes into those baskets. forget about running a 5k, how about a 4.9k. the 49ers held the golden heart 4.9k today in santa clara to benefit the team's golden heart

fund which gives money to former 49ers players in a physical, mental or financial crisis. the run started near levi's stadium and ended up on the 49 yard line at the stadium. everything was coming up 49 today. nice event. >> the fewer ks the better when it comes to running. > the more the merrier with rob. >> i need to do a lot more running. it's thanksgiving week. >> do it on friday. >> at least the weather will be great. watching short term some rain showing up right now in the north bay and that will be part of our monday story. a big u turn in the forecast between what happens tomorrow and the middle part of the week. some rain at times for monday. heavier north of san francisco. then the second half of the week is going to be very interesting for temperatures. uper 60s and upper 70s possible around the bay area. right now, 56 degrees in san francisco. increasing clouds as we take you over to oakland.

53. one thing the clouds help to do is keep our temperatures up. no 30s or patchy frost likely tomorrow morning. right now 53 in dublin. san jose 57. morning temperatures 40s and low 50s and probably a few passing showers at times even into the south bay as we start the day. the temperatures around san jose tomorrow low 70s in reach as we move further north, you see the temperatures running cooler up towards concord. tri-valley temperatures close to 70. mid to upper 60s around the peninsula and coast. san francisco highs in the mid 60s tomorrow with a few chances of seeing rain at times. for the first half of the day. ongoing rain shower likely for most of the day in sonoma keen. maybe a little bit less so in mill valley. we'll show you on the radar right now. a chance of light rain showers. >> sonoma county. not reaching the ground just yet. this will be the focus for the next 24 hours areas north of the

golden gate. rainfall projections unlike last week we're adding up inches of rain, right now it looks like a quarter inch or close to it around santa rosa. locally higher. you see how the totals drop into the south bay. hour by hour, 8:00 a.m. for the morning commute towards interstate 80, into the north bay passing showers. chances of showers bay areawide probably till about lunch time. by 5:00, towards the evening, that rain chance shifts into the north bay. by tomorrow night into tuesday, the skies ear out. high pressurable up from the south which is going to send our temperatures climbing for the middle part of the week. there you see it. heavier rain off towards the pacific northwest. stormy weather for the travel get away day on wednesday. moving to the south if you're heading into southern california, 93 in the forecast for wednesday in los angeles. 80 in santa barbara.

here's your travel outlook. snow showers across the great lakes. clearing skies on the east coast. travel wise other than seattle and portland, doesn't look that bad for wednesday and clear by a good travel day from the bay area southward for wednesday into thursday. eventually the rain chances return to the north bay thursday into friday. light chances. best chance we're seeing more significant rainfall possibly by next sunday. but in the meantime, besides tomorrow, the story of the week will be mild temperatures. areas south of san jose may get close to 80 on wednesday. so the seven-day forecast feels a bit more like summer by tuesday and wednesday. once we get past the showers tomorrow, a few possible friday. a better chance by next sunday. 70s close to 80 as we approach thanksgiving. good to get outside and work off some of the calories maybe on friday. >> i'm feeling turkey on the patio. >> this sounds good, rob. thanks very much. the raiders heading to mexico for a critical game.

but the offense and defense took a siesta. >> here's a look what's coming up in sports. >> i'm fallon smith. the raiders took on tom brady and the patriots in mexico city and marshawn lynch took a stance before the game. the literally. more on that straight ahead. plus the warriors ended their championship drought in 2015 and now one of the fan favorites from that squad is calling it a career. find out who it is next in sports. jack's breakfast pockets for 2 dollars each.

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hey, guys, i'm fallon smith with this nissan sports report. after a week off, the raiders are back in business facing the patriots in mexico city. now before the game, oakland got some help. the chiefs lost to the new york giants. so with the win, the silver and black could pull within one game of first place in the afc west. but that didn't happen. we'll get to that in a bit.

>> before the game, marshawn lynch made headlines for this. he is standing for the national anthem but it wasn't the u.s. national anthem. it was the mexican anthem. as he's done all season, beast mode sat during the star spangled banner but then stood when the mexican anthem started to play. now to the highlights. raiders, patriots in mexico city playing as estad io azteca. tom brady finds danny amendola in the back of the end zone. they lead 14-0. raiders had a chance to score before the half but seth roberts fumbled the football. brady goes deep and it's right on target to brandon cook. 64 yards to paydirt and just like that, it's 24-0 patriots. rookie obi was burned on that play. the raiders go on to lose 33-8 and drop to 4-6 on the season. here's jack del rio.

>> it's a different ball game if a lot of things happen differently. you know, but we can't play that game. you get a chance, you get an opportunity. you know, that chapter is written now. certainly catching the ball we had three drops early. hanging onto the ball near goal line there. getting off on the third down, you know, those are all areas where you have an opportunity. and what happens is the team that is exacutes the best is going to go home happy. they executed way better than we did tonight. >> well, believe it or not, the raiders are just one game back of a wildcard spot. time for hoops now. the warriors on a back to back after their huge comeback win over the 76ers last night. they were trying to make it two in a row against the nets but would have to do it without kevin cure rant who would sit out of sunday's game with ankle

sprain. no problem for the dubs. to brooklyn and what a night for steph curry. first quarter, warriors up nine. curry gets the rebound here. in transition now. he stops and pulls up. warriors up 12. green lobbing it. third quarter now, warriors up 18. mcgee hits steph backdoor. steph the circus shot. and it's still good. curry finished with 39 points. 11 rebounds and seven assists. monster game from him. they win 118-111. >> whether k.d.'s in or out, you have to play with the same aggressiveness whether you're the one getting shots or not. but when you have 25 points missing, you've got to find that scoring. obviously, the ball in my hands more, you've got to be able to make plays. >> former fan favorite david lee is calling it a career. the 34-year-old played five seasons for the dubs.

capping off his time in the bay area with a champion in 2015. he was traded to boston and landed in san antonio where he played last season. he'll now have plenty of time to plan his wedding with tennis star caroline wozniacki. we wish him nothing but the best. congratulations to not only his retirement but also his engagement. that's it for sports. >> thank you so much. thank you for joining us. we'll be back again at 11:00. >> just about an hour from now. hope you'll come back. really?

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