school. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the scene this morning. what did you find out so far? >> reporter: well, good morning to you. san jose police have shot off a good portion in this neighborhood that does not include presentation high school, but includes homes on that side of kurtner. a plain clothes officer and assault rifles. they have areas staked out with the lights shining down the street looking for one person, at least one person. i did speak to a neighbor who lives around here who said in recent weeks and months, she has heard shots fired in the neighborhood and there's reports of several burglaries. she didn't hear anything last night. she is wondering if they are things she witnessed or heard in the weeks or months before might be related to what's happening

here. again, to reiterate, this neighborhood includes bookson elementary and the home surrounding it has a perimeter set up. you can see officers right now have different roads shut down, apparently looking for somebody. live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll keep checking back with you, bob. right now, we want to go to vianey arana in for kari hall looking at the weather. a cool start for us. >> yeah. you are going to need to turn on the heat in your car as you head out on your morning commute. you have to get through getting from the door to your car, then you will be okay, cozy inside your car. a dry commute, which is different from yesterday. yesterday morning, ponding water issues. 46 degrees. then, if you notice by 10:00 a.m., we start climbing into the 50s. the temperatures remain cool. only expect to climb into the 60s for the majority of the bay

area. in san francisco, we are seeing high clouds here and there. we are going to see fog start to form. that may come into play the next hour. so far, we are expecting that commute in the later portion of the day. 9:00 a.m., san francisco should have clear skies. the temperatures don't really hit the 60s until later in the afternoon. how are the roads looking, mike? >> very good right now. speed sensors around the bay. green all over the place. we track that crash on grant line road. not a major concern. 580 is clear. 24, we had a crash reported west 24 at pleasant hill road. the traffic partners removed that from the roadway. it was on the shoulder. the walnut interchange. i'll double check with chp to confirm that. the traffic to the bay bridge, a few more cars. nothing big. fog in the north bay. no major concern as far as chp is concerned. your drive-through the north bay, you are at speed.

vallejo to navato is good. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a south bay community is on edge over pet attack concerns. the animal you see is recovering from a bow and arrow shooting. specific li near minnesota avenue. the owner is putting up signs warning others to protect their pets. >> disregard for living creatures. >> i hope they find who did this, arrest that person because it's cruel. there's no purpose. it is completely senseless. >> police called the case extremely alarming. they say they do not have any suspects. new details this morning as investigators try to determine

if recent explosions involving packages outside two homes are connected. the first package exploded in east palo alto. the second was in alameda. both packages there were left on doorsteps when homeowners tried to open the boxes, they exploded. they suffered minor injuries. >> evidence is being reviewed and leads are being followed. >> looking at the possibility they could be connected. >> we are not getting anything. >> they are warning everyone to be mindful of suspicious packages, including those with misspellings or show signs of wiring. call 911 if you sense something is wrong. >> new this morning, political activist is the victim of a holiday scandal. the group is from the satanic temple, a nonreligious organization founded five years ago. this is video we got overnight. this year, they are displaying a

tree at christmas in the park. that's where vandals put a goat head from the top of the tree that you see in images posted online. the goat head is expected to be replaced in the next few days. happening today, a crackdown on the streets of san francisco. police will focus on people who put cyclists and walkers in danger, specifically, officers say they will watch for people going too fast, making unsafe turns, not stopping at stop signs or traffic signals. also, not yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks. more details for you now that we posted many times and reported on the effort to eliminate traffic related deaths by the year 2024. overnight, we checked for the score card list the status as needs improvement. 2017, there have been 17 deaths. that is better than 2016, which saw 30 deaths. it is 5:05.

a controversial immigration rate is the focus of a hearing. it happened august 16 in west oakland. police assisted in the raid directing traffic. they say it goes against the open sanctuary city policy. the police will deliver the report on the raid to the city council tonight at 5:00. 5:06. live to washington, d.c. president trump is heading back to capitol hill to try to convince some reluctant republicans to pass the tax plan. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live now. what can we expect this morning? >> reporter: well, expect the same thing we saw on the house side when they were trying to get tax reform passed and the president showed up to push them over the line. he's trying to do the same thing now with the senate, but it's a different plan and there are people in his own party who are not quite ready to vote for this. this afternoon, president trump has lunch with republicans

aiming for a tax vote this week. his goal? get a tax plan, even if not one democrat votes for it. >> i'm not saying we trust them. we are interested in getting it passed. >> we turn this mess around and do our very, very best to do it in the right way. >> reporter: there are a handful of republicans opposed. they can only afford to lose two. >> this is the process. you are watching it be made. >> i would like to vote for the bill. we'll try to get there. >> reporter: they worry it favors the wealthy over low income families. they found in the first decade people making over $100,000 a year would pay less. those making under $75,000 would pay more. >> i just want to make sure the revenues are there and we are not increasing the deficit. >> reporter: this plan could add more than $1 trillion to the deficit.

besides that, there's the budget to consider. while here, the president is meeting with leaders from both sides, both parties because we don't have a budget in place. the deadline is next week. if they can't come up with one, we could be looking at a government shutdown by the end of next week. >> deadline is approaching. we don't want to see that. >> we'll keep tabs on it all. tracie potts, thank you so much. good morning rksz it is 5:08. you are going to get a taste of the winter that is to come. a california winter, that is. 30s and 40s. it is cooler in the higher elevation. san jose, waking up to 44 degrees. oakland also 44. santa rosa, 37 degrees. livermore, 39 degrees. definitely expect to see frosty windshields this morning. we head into the later portion of the mid-morning and into the afternoon, we are expecting to see a couple high clouds start

to form. then we will see an increase in the temperatures into the upper 50s, lower 60s. we are seeing that fog start to form. this may cause issues on the roads. right now, it is far off. by 9:00 a.m., we will see a lot of sunshine with comfortable temperatures on the cool side in the 50s. are they seeing fog yet, mike? >> seeing that fog. we are looking around but don't see problems. the fog will track that along with you. a blip on the coast, i'm confirming what is going on there. i think it's a change in the sensor readings. i'll let you know if there's a problem. moving to the tri-valley, no problems for the freeways. the crash on grant line road is there. not a major issue. toward the bridges, a nice drive across the bridges. a quick look shows you a minor

back up. whoa! this happened in the last three minutes. i will check to see what happened here. this is ten minutes early for this to happen. surprise, surprise. >> what's funny is i was looking at the same shot. thanks, mike. youtube apologizing. the controversy landing the company in hot water. no good, terrible, very bad day, uber is going to have one today. >> reporter: in san francisco, the last call at bars is roughly 2:00 a.m. one state lawmaker believes that's way too early. what he's doing today to try to change it.

good morning. it is 5:13. your early morning commute is off to a dry but cold start. in the south bay, expect 40s for the mid-morning, then warm up to the 50s and 60s. i'm looking at the school day forecast. tell me where you live and i'll try to customize it to your location. >> this location at the bay bridge toll plaza is building. this is ten minutes earlier. i'm sorting through the chp reports and i'll let you know what we find or don't find. >> thank you. new this morning, a shot in the arm will improve traffic through the businessest

corridor. they have approved a $107 million deal to add an express car pool lane on northbound 680. it will run from automall parkway to highway 84. it routinely backs up during the evening commute. new lanes should be up and running by 2020. extend the 2:00 a.m. last call in a city is being renewed today. a state lawmaker is leading that effort. >> pete suratos is live in san francisco with the changes that could soon be in. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you. good news to enjoy the night life in san francisco as well as those who work in that industry. once again, you have state senator pushing for the expension of the 2:00 a.m. last call here in san francisco. he's doing it with a new bill he's going to talk about later this morning that would extend it to 4:00 a.m. the first time around he did it with a bill

called the local act. it stood for -- extend alcohol sales to 4:00 a.m. to bars, nightclubs, restaurants but not liquor stores. he got bipartisan support as they approved the measure, but it stalled into the steady bill. it stripped it of the provisions to save implications of allowing bars to stay open later. i did an impact study. a report by the san francisco controller shows it contributes 80 million dlarls in tax revenue to the cities general fund. the state senator will be joined to discuss the specifics of the new bill this morning and will do it in front of the sf eagle. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, pete. it is 5:15. youtube apologizing after

reports of disturbing requests. they reported that they search algorithm had inappropriate  phrases. they issued a statement to usa today saying we worked to quickly remove it as soon as we were aware. we are investigating it to determine what was behind this autocompletion. google says they removed 270 accounts that made predatory comments on videos featuring minors. 625,000 videos that were targeted by child predators. the sight removed ads from 2 million videos. speaking of google and youtube, they have been making changes for the better, lately. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. it was the press that had them do it. >> that's worth a reminder. in the case you are talking about there and we have been talking the last couple weeks,

it's been news reporters who found the disturbing content online and asked the companies about it. it was then that those companies, like google, like youtube and facebook made the change, not before. let's talk about uber. today is a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day for uber. there is a long list. the city of chicago is suing uber for its data breach. uber announced hackers got millions of records about drivers and passengers. uber knew about it but didn't tell any of us. washington is interested, too. members of congress sent a letter to uber demanding information about that hack. we expect several states attorney general will investigate as well. and waymo, the automated car company started at google is asking for a delay in a try that was due to start this week after it was discovered uber may have hidden a document from the court. remember, there's a civil suit and criminal investigation. the u.s. attorney may not be

pleased to hear about a missing document. we are not done yet. softbank, a japanese bank in uber gets shares at a massive discount. no doubt the shares were on sale because of uber's problems. other news, powell to answer questions on the hill. he is trump's pick to replace yellin. not much movement on the market except stitch fix that rose 25%. it had been a disappointment after the ipo took off monday. no specific reason it gained, but it did. >> cyber monday, maybe? >> the excitement over that? possibly. then a bit of extra news, buffalo wild wings got arby's.

$3 billion. now you can get your buffalo wild wings. get arby's at arby's. >> get arby's to starbucks. the second holiday cup today. this is the first time they have done it in the same season. the revamped version of the iconic red cup features a white heart with two hands coming together. they have had multiple designs of the same holiday cup, but they all launch on the same day. >> isn't that funny that becomes news? >> people doing whatever. >> "today in the bay." that's it. >> there you go. >> you are going to need a warm, hot coffee, whether it's starbucks, your coffee maker at

home to save a couple bucks. i'm trying to do that and avoid spending so much money on coffee. the temperatures are cold right now. they are going to stay on the cool side. we are expected to warm up, but not by much. look at the tri-valley, 39 degrees. the peninsula 45 this morning. the south bay, clear skies across the board, that's for sure. san francisco, it looks as if you are seeing patchy fog forming. high clouds. it's high up. we are going to keep a close eye on the fog this morning. you can see it start to form here in san francisco. in the north bay, 37 degrees. now, if you are heading out for an early morning run, maybe you are up and making your protein shake with kale and spinach. all good things. the people that go out enjoy these temperatures. now, by 10:00 a.m., the temperatures will be in the 50s. it's going to stay in the 50s for the majority of the day in

san francisco. i want to bring your attention to the doppler radar. if you see just off north, we have the storm system. it's this cold front that is going to keep our temperatures on the cooler side. it's going to bring a slight chance of showers into the afternoon and the late overnight hours as well. the south bay, expect highs in the 50s. san jose, 63. east bay, 60s. walnut creek, 62. along the peninsula, expect breezy conditions throughout the day. 57 degrees for half-moon bay. san francisco will climb into those upper 50s and lower 60s. 60s across the board. it will make for a stable afternoon here in the bay area, a lot like we saw yesterday. it's going to feel more frosty during the days of the week ahead. mike, are you tracking any issues? i see something along the bay bridge. >> it did form a little early. i was looking for any reason. the bay looks great around the bay. it is tuesday and the tuesday

after vacation. the only thing remotely at the bay bridge the 280, a crash. a hit and run. one of the vehicles not there. no injuries reported. that certainly wouldn't be cause to slow down the traffic at the bay bridge. fog in the north bay. a quick look at the bay bridge itself. the toll plaza. chp's report does not confirm it, but the visual shows they have the metering lights on. the back up is early. it's already filled in. the toll plaza back to west gran grand. up here in the north bay, fog is registering, but not a problem in san rafael. patchy north of navato. back to you. >> thank you. 5:22. coming up, a frightening scene. the emergency on the tarmac that forced thousands to evacuate a plane at jfk airport. >> are you back to normal after the thanksgiving holiday? i am. look at that, all smiles. >> because you are all rested.

>> that's twitter right there. you can follow me. tell me about how much fun you had over the holidays. maybe you are going back to work. i'm back. we are going to have more coming up. it's 5:23. you are watching "today in the bay." scary moments on the tarmac at

j-f-k airport in new york last night. 5:25 now. scary moments on a tarmac at jfc in new york last night. a virgin plane and egypt airline clipped wings. fortunately no one was hurt. both planes returned to the terminal and people evacuated. 5:26 right now. big honor for matt barnes. >> he was given his championship ring for last season. he brought his two sons with him. barnes is no longer in the nba. the warriors moved up one. the warriors haven't lost a home game to the kings. they dropped 15-6 on the season. 5:26 right now. coming up, we continue to follow breaking news in the south bay where police are surrounding a willow glen neighborhood. we are live at the scene with

what's going on. the alleged killer will answer to charges of rape and murder for the second time. why the teenager will face a judge again here in santa cruz. breaking news at 5:30 am.

a search going on in san jose )s willow glen neighborhood breaking news at 5:30. a search is going on in san jose's willow glen neighborhood after reports of possible gunfire. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we have crews at two locations in willow glen.

one near an elementary school where there is police activity. bob redell just moved to that location. >> bob, we understand -- go ahead. we know you have new information. >> reporter: we do. it sounds like police had the perimeter set up around bookson elementary in a neighborhood surrounding the school. in the past few minutes, many officers left the scene. they had been looking for a possible man with a gun after reports of at least one shot fired overnight. apparently, they did not find this man. we have to make the assumption they deemed this neighborhood safe. looking at the other side of the scene, this is bookson and you can see there were some officers there. it's hard to tell if they are in the process of leaving that area. you have the section of willow glen, this neighborhood surrounded with police, lights on, weapons drawn.

as i mentioned, a lot of officers have left the scene. there's no longer a perimeter set up here. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right. it's alarming for a lot of people in that area. thank you, bob. >> we want to get a look at the weather. vianey arana is in for kari hall. if you are stepping out the door anytime soon, bring a jacket or coat or something. >> they do. if not, you need to go back and get one. it is going to be cool all day long. right now, the biggest change we are seeing in this weather pattern aside from the dry start, we are seeing fog rolling in. you can see it here. it's still not bad. it's patchy. we are seeing it in the north bay now. also seeing it build in san francisco. you can see in santa rosa and napa. we can expect to keep the fog, it might get denser by mid-morning. overall, it looks like it's just starting to build.

with the temperatures, look at santa rosa, 37 degrees. napa, 40 degrees. oakland, 44. down near the south bay, 44. the reason is we have that cold front to the north. that's what's been keeping the temperatures nice and cold and will keep us nice and cool. i know a lot of folks are heading out today. it is tuesday. how would you say today is? a busy morning? >> we are getting lot more traffic because of that vacation. so far, most of the day is looking good, judging by these sensors. we have a new report and issue in the south bay. heard from folks at 911. westbound montague expressway, that's where a car hit a semi. there is no major injury, but one lane is blocked. that's a problem for folks off 680 and cutting over toward 880 or the area of our studio. that would be one issue. bob is reporting from this area at bookson. it's not hard from st.

christopher. it's a major intersection there as well. getting toward the bay bridge, an easy drive. the bay bridge toll plaza is packed in past grand avenue. the commute is on for tuesday. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:33. more than two years after her murder, the teenager accused of killing 8-year-old maddie middleton will be arraigned in santa cruz. he will be charged as an adult. >> kris sanchez is live outside the courthouse with what we can expect. this has been an emotional and long journey for the victim's family. >> reporter: yeah, marcus and laura. it's hard to believe maddie middleton's family will hear anything that is worse than they heard in the two weeks preceding where the judge would decide whether the alleged killer would be tried as a juvenile or adult. adrian gonzalez was 18 when he confessed he lured the 18-year-old into his apartment

with ice cream before choking her, raping and killing her. it took two weeks for both sides to present their cases to the judge. the judge, who, by law, had to consider the gravity and possibility of rehabilitation decided he should be tried for murder and rape, as an adult, which could bring him a life in prison sentence, if he is convicted. he's scheduled to be arraigned. he will have a chance to say whether he is guilty or not guilty of the charges against him. that is supposed to happen at 8:15 this morning. when it happens, we will push it to www.nbcbayarea.com. i'll post it on twitter and facebook. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. continuing coverage now. more than 100 people in san francisco are without natural gas this morning. you are looking live at an apartment building near courtland avenue.

monday, an explosion rocked it. investigators will get back out there early this morning. the fire investigators say that natural gas leak from outside the building accumulating the garage -- accumulated in the garage and came into contact with a pilot light. moments before the blast, a deaf man says he felt his place vibrating, so he fled. we spoke to his sister who calls his escape a miracle. >> my brother read the bible every night. he believes in god. he just was a victim. i don't know. >> pg&e says crews will spend the morning relighting pilot lights for nearly 500 other customers in that area whose service was interrupted by the education plogs. >> happening now, the search is on for a missing inmate in san joakim county. his tattoos make him easy to spot. he has skull tattooed across his

face. he disappeared yesterday morning with his prison work crew. he's serving time on a weapons charge. hughes was set to be released in three months. today marks the fourth day jurors will deliberate in the kate steinle murder case. no decision was made. they had questions for the judge about the defendant. the questions were not open to the media or the public. we'll continue to monitor this deliberation all today. now, stay with us. if a verdict is reached, nbc bay area will bring it live. a follow up on a battle over a gun store in san carlos. they voted to delay the opening of the store by more than ten months. it's a story we have been covering for weeks. it started when a southern california gun dealer was about to open a new store. backlash forced them to delay the project as they review the issue. the sale of a street in san

francisco. we told you before, that street was purchased by a san jose couple for $90,000. homeowners want it rescinded. the tax collector auctioned off the road for nonpayment of taxes. it turns out, they were sending the bills to a bookkeeper who retired in the 1980s. homeowners had no idea. over here, we are looking at the streets and roadways. the freeways move well. very light traffic for the peninsula and the south bay starting to build a little bit for 101. no issues. there's a crash here. it's not affecting 580. no major issues there. it does show up on our reports. it starts to see a little slowing. look at that, off north 280. a typical pattern. after the bay bridge showed an earlier back up, we have had a smooth drive. on the upper right, highway 4,

the upper left. the orange may be a little fog drifting. it's not affecting your commute. transit agency is not affected at all. >> nice drive. okay, we are cruising through the week. monday is in the books. >> now we are thinking about the weekend. >> now, the models are conflicting between whether we are going to get a good amount of rain, a small about or no rain. when the model conflicts, that's what we are here for. we are going to keep an eye on the models and check them. saturday's forecast, looking like there's a chance of rain. like i said, judging by the model, conflicting in terms of the rival and just how much. i'm going to keep it in the forecast for now, just because of the amount of con flix i'm seeing. the temperature is one thing for sure. we can expect to keep the temperatures in the 60s, but, as we head into sunday, saturday night, saturday night to sunday morning, we are going to welcome 50s in there.

we are talking highs in the 50s. we might not see 60 as the high. it's going to be nice and chilly on sunday. we are expecting the coast to have fog. yeah, some clouds in there. bay and inland spots will see clearing skies by maybe sunday morning into the afternoon. if you are heading up to lake thai hoe, the models are conflicting in terms of snow and rain. the arrival of the system depends on that one system whether or not tahoe sees the snow. we are going to keep it in the forecast through 11:00 and 2:00. there's a chance we might see a combination of rain and showers. it's smart to go ahead, check the road conditions before you head out to play it safe. never want to be too cautious. overall, we can expect to see a nice day ahead. back to you guys. >> thanks. 5:39. coming up, an alarming new report. the reason 30% of high school freshmen will graduate from college. the white house reacting this morning to the president's

catastrophe with american war hero. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

it is 5:42. parents, as you are getting the kids ready for school, here is a check of what to expect for the san francisco school day forecast. chilly. 30s in spots including the north bay and tri-valley. we climb to the 50s. clearing skies and a lot of sunshine by the time you pick the kids up from school.

remember, you can send me your location and i'll try to customize your school day forecast. i'm into traffic, so you know. the tri-valley moves well. not bad for 580. i have an update for the crash involving a semi in the south bay. ak 43 now. a follow up for you and dedicated spaces for uber and lyft drivers. this is to pick up and drop off riders in san francisco. the examiner got ahold of the map that shows it has been narrowed down. hayes valley, sunset, marina, north beach and so ma. one or two will be part of the pilot program. now to a story only on nbc, princeton is working to free a grad student sentenced to serve ten years in prison in iran.

for the first time, his wife is talking about the struggle and pleading for help. >> it can only end with the efforts from the u.s. government. only the u.s. government can help us because my husband is u.s. citizen. he was prosecuted and criminalized for his citizenship. he is the sacrifice of this political situation. >> her husband faces espionage charges. the family and university have not publicly publicized the arrest. a full interview airs on the "today" show, after "today in the bay." 5:44. new numbers show the higher education numbers. 30% of high school freshmen will go on to college and earn a bachelor's degree. the group says students are not taking the right college prep courses.

researchers say some california high schools do not offer all the courses required for admission to the state's public university. happening today at the state capital, a hearing on sexual harassment and abuse complaints. the state assembly will be holding today's hearing in october. 140 women signed an open letter, describing a culture of sexual harassment. yesterday, state senator tony mendoza, a democrat from southern california, was stripped of his leadership role over sexual harassment accusations. he is also under investigation. another democrat from southern california, recall bocanegra resigned yesterday. six women accused him of sexual harassment or assault. the white house is defending the president. >> attacking a senator and insulting the navajo talkers. >> all in one sentence, too.

the lay the scene, the president was supposed to be honoring those men who helped america win the second world war. this happened in front of the white house in front of the native americans he was supposed to be honoring. the president went way off script. >> i just want to thank you because you are very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. you know what? i like you. because you are special. you are special people. >> the president of the united states did not -- >> warren, who he calls pocahontas. they called the remark a slur t. white house calls that accusation ridiculous. a lot of people noticed of all the places the white house could have picked to honor them, they

picked the part right in front of a big portrait of andrew jackson, the so-called indian fighter. considering there's a whole staff in the white house that handl handles ceremonies, it's hard to say this was an accident. this was not his first gaffe with native americans. this is donald trump, the businessman complaining about people who don't look indian enough to run casinos. >> i tell you what, if you look -- if you look at some of the reservations you approved, you, sir, have approved, i will tell you right now, they don't look like indians to me and they don't look like the indians, maybe we say politically correct, but they don't look like indians to me. people are laughing. you are talking how tough it is, how rough it is to get approved. go up to connecticut and you look. now, they don't look like indians to me, sir.

>> thank god that's not whether or not people have rights in this country or not. whether or not they pass your look test. >> i posted that on twitter and facebook for you to look at. senate has 14 days to pass tax reform. the president will meet with lawmakers. when you look long term, the current tax bill will benefit people who make 100k or more. we certainly look at everything the president does. we'd love to get your reaction. i'm on twitter. what is your reaction to this? have you ever gone for a sky dive? new this morning, about the time we were getting ready to eat that thanksgiving turkey, history was being made in the skies above arizona. some are saying it was herstory. thanksgiving day, 32 women performed a sky dive in upright position south of phoenix. less than one minute to make it all happen. the jump set a new world record

for the all female upright formation sky dive. >> cool. that is one of the things i want to do. >> your bucket list? i did it. >> sorry, marcus and laura can do that. you can never be part of that. >> one little -- >> you can sky dive though. >> i can't wait to do it. i'm going to do it in the next few years. i don't know when. >> there you go. >> are we having auditions? >> i have only done indoor sky diving. it's going to stop at that. i don't know. i don't know. never say never, right? just saying. right now, it's cold, guys. we are seeing 30s and 40s like we forecast. it is going to be a frosty week ahead. the highs will start climbing into the 60s and then cool down by the end of the workweek. 44 degrees in the south bay. the peninsula 45. the tri-valley, in the 30s at 39

degrees. san francisco, 48. east bay, 44, this morning. the north bay, a very frosty, 37 degrees. now, we aren't seeing rain on the radar. off north will bring the chance of seeing slight showers. we are starting to see some of that fog rolling in. we can expect to see patchy fog. look at the north bay. we are seeing fog in napa, santa rosa. the visibility may be limited. please remember to be careful on the road. both hands on the wheel. we can expect to keep the patchy fog in the morning hours. staying with the high clouds before they burn off. the mi yo climate highs co comfortable in the 60s. milpitas 61. the east bay climbs to the 60s. peninsula expect to see breeze, a beach hazard statement is expected to kick in through tomorrow. the north bay, yes, and also san

francisco, the temperatures will be very similar, in the 60s. it's more seasonable. we are tracking the chance of possibly seeing another system ahead of next weekend. i will break that down coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. >> we are going to update that crash. the sensors are looking good. the south bay is starting to see a build up for 101. typical about this time. it will ease up and kick in again. montague expressway, the transition off 680, all lanes have cleared after that earlier crash involving a semi. no injuries. all lanes westbound have been cleared again. we are looking at westbound across the dumbarton and san mateo bridge. picking up the volume. coming off castro valley, a build for 880, hayward and union city. a typical pattern as well. the bay bridge, we show the back up here. the metering lights are on. we want to end with waze.

sorry, we don't have waze. waze reports out of berkeley about the same travel time. guys? back to you. >> gives us that live perspective. thanks, mike. tax breaks for amazon. what they are offering to bring the second headquarters to their area. first, happening now, reports that former new england patriot aaron hernandez may have created a revocable trust for his 5-year-old daughter. he committed suicide back in april. some people create that to protect their money from creditors. a new report from the health organization. in 2016, 260,000 people contracted the virus that causes aids in 53 countries. almost 37 million people worldwide have hiv. we'll be back in two minutes with more news. stick around. the santa clara county coroner s

office needs help 5:55. happening now, the santa clara county coroners office needs your help identifying man who died at the bus stop. they released these sketches. he died october 15th at a bus stop on south 7th street in san jose. he hasn't been identified. he's in his 50s-60s, 5' 10," 280

pounds. he has dentures and wears sunglasses. happening now, pope francis is in myanmar, the country's military is accused of ethnic cleansing as thousands of muslim minorities have been killed. they met with the british leader, urged them to promote peace. he will meet with the civilian leader who justifies attacks on muslims. 600,000 muslims fled myanmar. as we get closer to recreational marijuana to become legal, they are coming up with plans to regulate the judge. they are expected to officially make it legal to buy and sell recreational pot next year. city leaders are proposing a cap of 30 marijuana stores. medical dispensaries would have first priority. they have to submit a neighborhood responsibility plan, first.

fees range anywhere from four to $18,000. marijuana could bring in $16 million in the first three years. >> if they choose to do so, it is going to be in a thorough and measured approach. >> city councilmembers are also considering relaxing some permit requirements for laboratories. the staff says there is a shortage of labs to test all marijuana and related products for potency and safety. in our investigative unit took a closer look at the labs that are responsible for testing marijuana and found some may be fudging the results. you can watch that on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. happening today, a court hearing over self-driving cars. uber is accused of stealing waymo's trade secrets. they asked a san francisco judge to delay the trial.

waymo, owned by google's parent company is asking for more time to prepare. uber says they are ready for the trial and deny wrong doing. amazon is the winner for cyber monday. they have more money coming its way. amazon is getting huge tax break offers to build the second headquarters. governor jerry brown offered up to $1 billion in credits to build the headquarters here in the golden state. the city of chicago offered $2 billion. new jersey offered $7 billion. the city of fresno says they will give them the power to decide how tax dollars generated would be spent. amazon is expected to announce the location for the second headquarters next year. soda stream has a new trick, literally turning water into wine. people have been trying for years to create carbonated alcoholic drinks. now, a sparkling drink.

it's the first time they have offered an alcoholic mixer. it contains 10% alcohol by volume and available in germany for now. 5:59. another grand slam to tell you about by know noah mac on "the voice." >> he sang "electric love." check it out. ♪ all i needed was to be struck by your electric love ♪ ♪ baby, your electric love >> really nailing it there. >> great. >> 17 years old. will he make it to the top ten? find out tonight right here on nbc bay area at 8:00. we are rooting for the local guy. it's 6:00. we are following breaking news out of san jose. a gunshot on school grounds in

willow glen. we are live with new information we just learned in the last five minutes. a disturbing crime. the reason police are worried about two incidents involving cats shot by arrows. pushing for a later last call. the effort to keep bars open longer than that 2:00 a.m. time. "today in the bay" continues now. a good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a start to a cold morning. this is the time you countdown to christmas day. >> there you go. >> the countdown begins, the christmas lists get longer ang longer. >> scott mcgrew says he does hi christmas shopping all yearlong. do you do that all yearlong? >> it's a good idea. >> sometimes i'm a last minute shopper, per usual. parents, if you are getting up, making breakfast, here is a quick check of the