ad lib live picture-- san fran it is tuesday morning. we were inching toward thanksgiving. taking a live look outside, city by the bay, san francisco seeing more and more lights as the holidays approach. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. indefinitely, walk outside and the amount of cool. i like it. >> it's mild. we are seeing the clouds lingering. it is going to clear out as we go through the day and more sunshine. the gorgeous system that brought the rain lifting to the north. sprinkles near ukiah is moving away. as we look at the high temperatures, mid-70s for the south bay and also the inland

valley. overall, very nice. we'll talk about what's ahead as rain returns later this week. that's coming up. mike, you are watching something in the tri-valley. >> we weren't so clear on the details. look at the map. very light. we plan on seeing a lighter commute. one last median before the holiday. southbound 680, reports of a vehicle in lanes, northbound is where i saw all the slowing until three minutes ago when the sensors cleared as i was heading over. we are tracking that. so far, looks like everything cleared up nicely out of the tri-valley. i'm going to track the slowing. back to you. >> thank you, mike. new this morning, the san jose state university police officer is hurt. police say he was attacked by several suspects overnight. >> bob redell joins us live from the university with what happened. bob? >> reporter: good morning to

you, laura and marcus. this happened around 12:20 this morning. it was a police officer on his bicycle when he got into a fight with three suspects. this took place a block off campus at 3rd street. it's not clear what led up to the altercation. the sergeant was punched at least one time in the nose. he was taken to the hospital. other officers responded. they arrested all three suspects. we can't tell whether or not they are juveniles. one was tased, a second hit by a baton. they had to receive medical treatment. the sergeant is expected to be okay. reporting live in san jose state university, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for that one. new this morning, a fire off an interstate off ramp in the south bay, just got this video into the news room. flames are out already. the fire broke out from

northbound 280 in san jose. caltrans is checking to make sure there's no lasting damage. the defense is expected to finish up today in the kate steinle kate. after that, the case goes to jurors. we know the jury can consider a first degree murder charge. jurors are deciding if zarate intended to shoot kate steinle or if the shooting was an accident. check updates on twitter. 4:33, continuing coverage, police trying to find whoever killed a redwood city father. it happened in broad daylight. it happened during a cell phone sale arranged online. police identified the victim as 32-year-old daniel carlos, survived by his wife and 5-year-old daughter. we spoke to his family. telling the little girl her father isn't coming home. >> it's hard to say.

i don't know -- [ inaudible ] it hurt. >> the family's fund raising page on the website. the sheriff's investigators say they have surveillance videos and a number of cooperating witnesses. members of the hell's angels bike gang are in trouble with the feds. they arrested eight members of the sonoma county hell's angels. it happened before a scheduled motorcycle ride. the arrests come after a three-year investigation, which included a raid at the santa rosa clubhouse. they are accused of crimes from murder, extortion and witness tampering. >> this indictment is the next step in our mission of finding, prosecuting and eradicating it. >> federal agents seized more

than a dozen guns and several motorcycles serving federal warrants. agents say more arrests could be coming. san francisco transportation leaders vote to pull medical marijuana off muni buses. sfmta allowed medical pot ads since 2014. they point out alcohol and tobacco ads are banned. there are 130 mile an hour dispensary ads on muni vehicles. giving away hundreds of thanksgiving meals. >> it continues today. there are around 50 pounds of food in the boxes, including a turkey. more will be handed out today. holidays can be extra tough on families. >> we want to remind, you know, folks that there's people here that are struggling because the rent is too high, prices keep going up, wages are staying the same. i feel like there's an extra

request, i guess, to support one another this time of year. >> sacred heart wants to donate 430 turkey this is week. they are 1,000 turkeys short. if you want to help, we have the information on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. next on "today in the bay," the holiday season, a big time for shopping across the country. why are shoppers in the bay area expected to pay more while buying less this year? for years, he's been able to meet the needs of billions around the world. this year, before you can tell santa what is on your list, tough make an appointment.

good morning, i'm landon dowdy, live at cnbc world headquarters. here are the top headlines. stocks rose as investors wait. details on the tax reform working through congress. that's with tax cuts will keep the economic expansion going. data on existing home sales, rising 72 points to 23,430. nasdaq was up eight to 6790. the justice department filed a lawsuit to block at&t's deal with time warner. they say it would give one company too much control. it would hurt consumers and come pet ters because at&t could charge rivals higher prices for hbo, at&t and squeeze out

streaming services that threaten the model. at&t says the lawsuit defies logic and will fight the case in court. santa claus may be coming to town, but you need an appointment to see him. sitting on santa's lap is by appointment only this year. they can sign up for time slots, admission is free and runs from black friday through christmas eve. macy's says the arrangement is aimed at coming down on late times. >> there's an app for santa, too. >> right. no one likes to wait. >> thank you. how much might people in the bay area spend this season? $1400. they are set to be buying less. they will buy ten things. last year, the average was 12 gifts. top three gift items this year

are clothes, electronics and gift cards. there you have it. >> coming up on "today in the bay," kari has a look at the forecast. it seems warmer. >> it will be warmer, especially this afternoon. we will get more sunshine. as we look outside, it is mostly clear. let's go to los gatos for the semitrend. 53 degrees at 8:00 and rising to the low 70s today is well above where we should be. this weather continues. i'll talk about that in the microclimate forecast, coming up. here we have a live look at 580. the headlights coming toward us. that's the morning commute. those away from us, maybe they are heading on vacation. we'll see how this is going to affect your day. >> steph curry takes his time on "the tonight show" to do more than make laughs. the essay he reads that's making lot of people think. really?

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the time now, 4:44. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge as people get on their way. we have a look at the forecast coming up at 4:44. >> there you go. did anybody see this?

steph curry on tonight show last night. he read part of an es sate he wrote for "players tribune." >> talk homelessness, unemployment, mental health and yes, of course, racial inequality. talk about how we can do better to make their lives easier. let's use our platforms and take this day to talk about how we can be louder than all the silence and quieter than all this noise. >> the essay curry wrote is called "the noise." he was on the show to promote his new under armor shoes. he e realizes he has a platform there as well. it was interesting to see that side of him as well. >> he doesn't say much. >> it made you stop and listen. >> yes. >> there you go. >> looking forward to seeing that whole interview. we are going to have nice, cool temperatures to start out this morning.

it's going to be such a beautiful day. take a look at what you are feeling as you step out the door in the south bay, 55 degrees. a few clouds. mild in the peninsula. 53 degrees. it's starting to clear out in the tri-valley, 51. the right side of the screen, the north bay. 52 degrees, clouds left over. as you get a look at the seven day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it shows we are going to have very nice weather these next few days. take a look at how warm it is going to be in the south bay, in san jose, 75 degrees. 77 degrees in morgan hills. for the east bay, going to see low to mid-70s in many spots. this is well above normal. walnut creek, 72 degrees. for oakland, a high of 70 degrees. 70 in half-moon bay and redwood city, 74 degrees. in san francisco, upper 60s. marina district, 69 degrees. low 70s in the north bay. mill valley, 68.

low 70s around santa rosa. starting out this day, you will want to start to get dressed and ready for the day with light, long sleeves and pants. as the day goes along, you may be rolling up those sleeves. it will feel like early fall. getting out the door for that morning commute, you may have to crank up the heat for a while into the south bay. we are going to have those temperatures in the low 50s. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. look at what you will feel for lunchtime, 68 degrees. it's going to be really nice today. if you have the day off, maybe family is in town. head to half-moon bay. it is going to be pleasant. we don't get many of these opportunities where the temperatures are reaching up to 70 degrees along the coastline. there will be breezy winds and partly cloudy skies. overall, a nice day. by tomorrow, more of the same, 70 degrees. a slight rain chance from san francisco farther to the north on thanksgiving evening, then friday, we'll have a mix of sun

and clouds. more rain chances in the forecast for the end of the weekend. looks like a very nice forecast for the next several days as we continue on with more dry weather. mike, you are going to tell me you have a crash in san jose? >> i do. a minor incident. if it's your car, it's major. activity pushed into the lanes. here, we are tracking that disabled vehicle in the sunol area. everything cleared out of the area. this is here, southbound 101 under the 880. i think there's flashing lights. southbound 101 under 880. overall, the south bay moves well. overall, the bay moves well. no problem out of the altamont pass. at speed on 205. 84, experiencing slowing because it's a major surface street. back to you. >> thank you, mike. climb around the country, but traced by law enforcement,

stolen guns. >> for the first time, publicly, stephen stock traces those guns across the u.s. to see where and how they are connected to other crimes. >> to get a sense of how widespread this problem of stolen guns is, nbc bay area and more than a dozen nbc stations across the country teamed up with a journal organization, the trace, to find out how missing pieces circulate around the u.s. we got a rare behind the scenes tour of the alcohol and explosives tracing center in martinsburg, west virginia. they can only trace the gun to an original seller when the gun is found at a crime scene and asked to do it by an individual police department to find the gun's origin. we spent the last year and a half doing something similar. we got records for 1,000 law enforcement agencies in 36 states, nearly 850,000 gun

records in all. our data shows stolen guns travel long distances where they are connected to other crimes. we discovered 23,000 of those guns were later connected to other crimes, including 1500 serious violent crimes, such as murder, rape, robbery, assault and battery. to see the full story on this national issue, watch later tonight at 6:00 on nbc bay area. then, at 11:00, we'll show you exactly how stolen guns directly impact the bay area. that's at 6:00 and 11:00 here on nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at www.nbcbayarea.com. at 4:50, despite efforts by president trump and republican leaders signing up for the affordable care act outpacing last year's numbers. overnight, we dove into the

latest data. the uninsured rate for states that did not create their own health exchanges, 16%. for states with their own the rate is 8%. in california, the rate is lower. since cover california began in 2013, uninsured rates have gone down. this year, below 70%. remembering a police canine in the line of duty. >> first, nbc bay area responds to travel insurance disputes. we expect more since so many people will be buying this week. consumer investigator, chris chmura says you have work to do before you buy travel insurance. >> i have seen a bunch of travel insurance ads focused on covering medical expenses on a trip. do i really need that? see if your health insurance covers you. as for delays, cancellations and lost luggage, turn to your credit card.

they offer free travel insurance. if you have a consumer tip for chris, call us. that number, 888-996-tips or go online to www.nbcbayarea.com/responds. happening now, the search is intensifying for a missing submarine in the atlantic ocean. argentina's navy is looking to take advantage of improved weather conditions to step up the search. it disappeared a week ago with 42 crew members on board. >> pull that frozen turkey out of your freezer. if you have a bigger one, put it out. we are back in two minutes with more news. who are these people?

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a very good tuesday morning to you. look at that. people up and about. maybe getting a jump on their day or a jump on that holiday traffic that is coming as well. we'll check the morning commute in a bit with mike inouye. it is 4:55. happening today, the suny veil police department says good-bye to a canine. he was shot by suspects. officers shot and killed the man. memorial service starts at 11:00 and will be streamed live on facebook and twitter. a follow up for you, bart is reportedly calling the latest setback for the fleet of cars a bump in the road. the agency says it can be fixed in a matter of days. according to the examiner, it is off the table because the cars did not pass inspection. it should amount to a few days

delay. are feed the need was a success. it was successful over the weekend. we want to thank you for coming out and helping. viewers donated 53,000 bags of food. we want to keep that momentum going. that's up 19% from last year. we want to keep everybody coming out, giving. it's $10 to make those gifts of food for the holiday season. all those details are at www.nbcbayarea.com. our food drive actually continues until december 25th. >> i think i have been to safeway every day since because i keep forgetting little things. keep giving. >> 4:56. remember, we told you about noah mac making it to the top 12 of nbc's "the voice." >> here is part of his performance watched by many.

♪ >> that was a snippet. >> control of his voice. i like that. >> the mac attack bringing down the house in l.a. his coach was jennifer hudson. he sounds great, doesn't he? voting is open until 9:00 a.m. do your part. we all will. watch tonight at 8:00 to find out how he does here on nbc bay area. i hope he does well. he's got a future, no doubt. look at that. >> control of his voice. that takes a lot of control there. coming up on "today in the bay," kari has a look at the forecast. >> looks good as you get ready to head out. this morning, mostly clear skies. as we take a live look outside in san jose, it's clearing out from the clouds from yesterday. look at the temperatures today. rising to the low 70s in santa clara. it's going to be really nice. we'll have more on this if you are not able to get out today,

i'll have a look at the rest of the microclimate coming up. look. we have a back up at the bay bridge. i was watching carefully on the movement of the cars. i'm going to tell you what some of their patterns are. as folks fly out of town this thanksgiving, we are learning about close calls with planes landing safely on the runway. i'll have the latest, next. you ready for thanksgiving?

a live look ots it is tuesday morning at 5:00. are you ready for thanksgiving? of course you have to gro to the store to pick up the last minute things. take the turkey out of the freezer, now, and get it ready. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. the temperatures are going to cooperate, mild, right? >> yes. as you are cleaning the house, you can open up the windows and doors and let the fresh area. i love that this time of year. we are going to have more comfortable weather in san francisco, all clear. then maybe you want to get in an early morning jog before you really get this day started. our temperatures will be in the mid-50s and really nice as we go throughout the rest of the morning with low 60s later today. upper 60s for that high temperature in san francisco. look at san jose, 75 degrees. warming up here as we head closer to the holiday. i'll talk about what's ahead in a few minutes. mike, what's happening at the bay bridge?