compared to way beginning of the weekend was, starting to improve but across the board north to south unhealthy air tomorrow. this would be the 12th spare the air day in a row for monday. tuesday likely the 13th. what we need to change are the winds, locked in place. big-time changes late tuesday and wednesday. gusty winds pick up as finally the storm door opens and will improve air quality and window wednesday to friday brings us most rain since april. big pattern shift ahead, including sierra snow coming down for the travel day on wednesday. hour by hour and impact on the burn area of heavy rain coming up in full forecast. air quality remains a factor in whether or not school is in session this week.

nearly all elementary, middle and high schools scheduled to be open will be. st universities santa clara, san francisco state and st. mary's. friday schools were closed, some open but kept students inside. for the list of closures, nbcbayarea.com. you can track the forecast and air quality with nbc bay area app, free to download on the smartphones. latest on the camp fire, firefighters gaining significant ground, 65% 10% from last night. 150,000 acres burned. death toll now at 77 as one more body was found today, more than 900 others still unaccounted for. tonight a from the fire zone. vigil for victims gave survivors a chance to reflect on the still

ongoing disaster. sergio quintana is live. trying to figure out if they have anything to go home to. >> reporter: unfortunately so many businesses and homes here in paradise that are just gone. but for those who did make it out they tell me they're grateful for all the support they're getting from friends and lot of times even perfect strangers. ♪ >> reporter: first christian churo, had evening gathered to support their don't know fate of their homes. spending days at shelters, friends' homes and local hotels. one paradise resident wasn't sure if house was standing or everyone he knows survived the

fire. >> friend of mine on the missing list. i don't know about him but most likely dead i think. >> reporter: why? >> because too many missing. >> reporter: he had been staying at temporary tent village at walmart in chico, supposed to be cleared out today. didn't get information about his friend still missing but we did check on his home. both mobile homes on the property were still standing, some good news for him. outpouring of support from chico residents and people across northern california has been touching. today met a group who grove in from san jose to drop off supplies and gift cards. more about them at 11:00. reporting live, nbc bay area. >> sergio, t senator kamala harris in butte county touring devastation, joined by

firefighters, local leaders, emergency management officials. also stopped to talk to evacuees, pledging to get federal support for those impacted by the fire. as the deadly fire raced through paradise november 8th, nurses at feather river hospital had to evacuate patients. ambulance racing from the flames caught fire, made a life-saving decision, stopped at house still standing, used to shelter the patients. took instruction from firefighters with shovels and rakes to keep the flames away as long as possible. >> if you're going to die, die as nurse, do your best. if you have a chance to live, this is your chance. >> all the patients now safely evacuated. pope francis spent part of his sunday praying for those

killed and injured. called the fires a scourge. and prayed for comfort for family members and to help all those still involved in rescue and recovery effort. track the latest on our home page, nbcbayarea.com, follow on digital platforms as we post breaking news and developments. early morning fire in east bay left a teenager dead and community reeling. learned new details. marianne favro is there. >> reporter: the 16-year-old girl killed what's attending this school, lived a few blocks away. tonight students are in shock and the school district says they plan to have grief counsellors at school tomorrow morning. deadly fire broke out before 4:00 a.m. and left four people

including a firefighter with burn injuries. firefighter was released tonight. home was fully engulfed when they arrived. nine engines responded. cause now under investigation. >> going to take great pains to go through the scene and discover the origin and cause. right now there's no information available. >> reporter: firefighters say hot fires ignited a flashover, everything inside the becomes combustible because of a quick change in condition. prevented firefighters from going in immediately. parents were out of town but don't know if other people injured were siblings. 16-year-old was active in latin club and in cross country. vigil is planned later this week. and few hours ago a gofundme

page was assigned and already received more than $40,000 in donations. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. president trump is facing a diplomatic dilemma as he awaits a full report on the killing of journalist jamal cash oegy. cia concluded that the saudi crown prince ordered the killing and even though the president promised severe punishment for anyone involved, he's not saying what he will do. lawmakers on bothides promising swift action. >> send signal to the world this is not the way we expect ally to act. >> any regime that would be involved in murdering a journalist this way we should not be walking hand in hand

with. >> killed at saudi consulate in turkey. murder was recorded. president says he has not listened to the recording. days after migrants starting arriving in tijuana, hundreds of residents turned out to oppose the migrants arriving. waved the flag, chanted out out. accusing the migrants of and se as -- say taxes used. main crossing to san diego, as many as 10,000 migrants are expected in tijuana over the next six months. still ahead, not giving up hope on a cold case that area. special guest who showed up to help keep the keepingfires, act

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remember 30 years and pain is still real, emotions still raw. grieving family continues to remember a loved one who was kidnapped. was abducted after she and friend rode scooters to local market in hayward, grabbed by anniversary ofar and not seen her disappearance, they gather to remember her. her friend sang and spoke. >> had so many ideas, so many things to try out. with her nothing can stop us mentality, we were never bored. my memories of that time, wonderful childhood joy. >> wherever you are, if you could please send me a message

letting me know you are okay, i would be forever grateful. all that's important to me. know that i love you forever baby girl. >> tonight's event held at new hope christian fellowship church. 16 years ago life changed for little girl following horrible traffic accident in east bay. officer mcguire with chp responded to accident, quickly gave a little girl life saving treatment before she was airlifted to the hospital. this girl went looking for the officer, found him and thanked him. >> you weren't even breathing, actually. got you breathing again, and obviously, eventually the fire department and everything got there. and you're here today. that's a good thing. >> yeah, i always said there has to be someone still here. >> of course. >> every year on the anniversary

of my crash you always think, just makes me smile. >> by the way, christine is a biological science major transferring to cal state east bay. >> we wish her well. new video of a store on the peninsula damaged when car crashed through the front. man accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake, went through the front of beauty supply spa blue mercury, luckily closed at the time, no one was hurt but scare for those nearby, manager of the starbucks next door felt building shake. three men hurt getting away from falling tree, fighting buzzard fire. all injuries n non life-threatening.

forward progress was stopped, now 50% contained. more than 130 people came together today to make area around east bay school safe from potential fires. members of the world mission society such of god teamed up to career brush and weeds from school in oakland, goal to prevent fires. >> feel by doing this we can help make a difference, preventing or mitigating the fires. also we love to show love to all of our neighbors. >> people as far away as stockton came to help out. rob is here to talk about the change in the forecast. one end to the other. >> weather alerts still for spare the air conditions. then one in. two decent looking storms on the

way. like last 11 days, patchy frost possible and hazy skies staying in low to mid-60s. smoke is issue and main part of the forecast. light winds tomorrow, slight offshore breeze could bring levels up around inner portions of the east bay, contra costa and solano county could see it come up. unhealthy conditions again. could be the last. tuesday late the winds pick up and lead to shift in the air quality. wind speeds now, light, trapped under highoffshore, not good combination getting rid of the smoke. but this will be. winds pick up out of the south and rain flying in, probably most rain we've seen, if you add it up, since early april. 226 days since we've had this

much rain coming in. wednesday rain on the approach. and colder system. big travel day, going to encounter rain off and off at times, all changes into snow in sierra. behind this system is the next, thanksgiving day mostly dry and friday morning potential is there for heavy rain. looks to be rainy most of the s onuny. air quality not issue. snowfall through the weekend, may see winter storm watches on travel day wednesday and friday and saturday. north bay hilltops before now and saturday, from wednesday through friday night especially, two to three inches of rain

possible. as we isolate the areas, right near the camp fire. burn scar there and elevation of the hills, if the rain rates are high, could see debris flows coming from camp and carr fire as well, in higher elevations near redding. could see runoff from rain. shifts from air pollution to rain at times and some will have big impact on travel day. and fire lines will have to watch out for how much rain falls ho of time wednesday and friday. we made the plea and many of yo feed the need food drive another success. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 helped get word out at local safeways. >> i was in los altos. >> i was in mill valley. people donated more than 21,000.

>> great, we were hoping to get that. >> runs through christmas day. easy to do, check it at safeway checkout stand. views are changing in san francisco. new building goes up, normally a celebration when it's done. >> this, old burger king was demolished. >> worked at front counter. >> not many people looking back at first fast food job with nostalgia. >> right here was the counter. >> but tom williams remembers good things working at burger king. best part wasn't the work as the burger king views. >> every time you walk into the rooms, wow. >> this was once located in this building in san francisco's presidio when the army still ran

the place. >> could see alcatraz, angel island, boats coming in. >> restaurant is long gone, views still here from inside the building. >> one of the most beautiful burger kings on the planet, back in the day it was. >> reason the days are numbered. just on the other side is this view. >> look down, building between you and bay. going to knock it down and have a bit of a party. >> building's demolition not an ending but beginning. presidio trust views it as symbolic kickoff for building park over the traffic tunnels to connect the presidio to chrissy >> walk from the birthplace of san francisco down to the waterfront. >> by 2021 cover the tunnels with scenic overlooks,

children's playgrounds, trails and picnic areas. >> opening up view at critical spot. >> i'm excited. >> in the physical sense william's career hasn't come too far, still here. presidio trust facilities manager. it's bittersweet. >> nbc bay area news. from political powerhouse nfl head head coach. >> creating internet frenzy, specion surrounding condoleezza rice. >> i heard the name, couldn't believe it either. what's a gig of data?

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long way to go... that )s the find when it comes to equality for men and women, might not surprise you to hear the entertainment industry has a long way to go. >> results of a survey. julia boorstin.

>> after a year marked by timesup and metoo movement, hollywood has a long way to go to be equal. survey of over 1,000 people. equal pay is mandated by law about a quarter of women and half of men say they think men and women in the same roles are paid the same. slightly more say men and women are otedomt equal rates. >> i'm not surprised. and i think you've had immense structural bias in our companies. i don't think it's always intentional. there's deep unconscious bias. >> reporter: sara harden is the ceo of hello sunshine, production company found bid reese witherspoon to focus on women's content. >> shine a light on the bias, look around, we have to do

better. >> reporter: obstacles in place that make it challenging for women to advance. biggest issue, unsupportive or biased corporate culture. other challenges include a lack of female leadership or mentorship. what will it take to close the gap? single most important thing is industry leaders to speak out about the importance in the workplace. and focus on recruiting and casting. at hello sunshine, mission is put women at center of every story. producing for every platform, streaming, film, tv, video, audiobooks. thinks will understand the value of embracing diversity. >> best companies will realize that their economic futures, they need to bring women into authorship at all levels, whether the board rooms, writers

rooms, meeting rooms, if they want to produce any product or service that is looking to connect with women. >> cnbc business news, los angeles. speaking of women breaking down barriers. cleveland browns need a head coach and word surfaced today they're interested in interviewing a unique candidate, condoleezza rice on the wish list for head coach. rice, lifelong fan, posted she's not ready to coach but would like to call a play or two if they need ideas. interviewed in the future. browns released a statement, still makingt discussed. got everybody going. graduate of school of business.

>> want to check the sources. thought it was mistake. >> sounded crazy but it's the cleveland browns so you don't know. >> multitalented woman but nfl is big job to start with. black friday is days away but some retailers are worried that sales could slow. in the past busiest shopping day of the year but online deals arriving earlier each year, some worrying won't be what it used to be. but still expected to be biggest shopping day of the year. go on with the theme. shopping rush on the horizon. >> but most desired gifts not things you can hold or wrap, that's big hint. jolene kent with therert. >> reporter: next week you won't need to storm the store to find that perfect gift. instead of traditional presents like toys, electronics or ugly

pair of socks, one in three consumers plan to give experiences instead. spending on activities has grown four times faster. aerial photography from helicopter and bally wood dance class. massage, cooking lesson, ultra luxury adventures like safari in kenya or stay inrish castle. >> seeing with z and youngermilc experience is more resonante la. >> that was jolene kent reporting. another plus, sharing the

experiences on social media. and make you happier than gifts you can wrap. if someone is wondering, irish castle has attraction for me. >> he perked up. >> and you're going to see the elephant. >> anywhere in africa. coming up, stories we're following, camp fire and air quality, big change on the way. >> welcome change. remembering the unspeakable tragedy in jonestown, massacre that shocked the world. local congresswoman recounts incredible story of survival. plus -- >> people losing money to we lo thousands of realtor e-mail addresses, next.

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i'm vicky wynne. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. on with a special edition of nbc bay area news. stories we're following. butte county flames 65% contained. 150,000 acres, death toll rising again, another body found in fire zone putting total number to gathered at first christian church in chico for a vigil for the fire victims. more than 900 people still unaccounted for. house fire in east bay claimed life of teenage girl. broke out just before 4:00 a.m. in orinda, and left four people with burn i ie they arrived. ful gulfed in flames what emotional gathering in hayward to keep case in the spotlight.

nine-year-old abducted in hayward 30 years ago. 1988. makailah or her captor have never been found. event that shocked world 40 years ago, more than 900 people killed in massacre at jonestown, people in bay area remember that tragedy, including congresswoman jackie speer who survived it. >> reporter: gathered on fillmore street to honor those who died in jonestown. event held in oakland where many are buried, recognition and history in san francisco are important. >> happened in oakland, temple just down the street. >> reporter: marking anniversary of the tragedy and resilience. >> i'm a survive. >> reporter: now a police lieutenant, said family had to

negotiate for her freedom. today is also about atonement for the city. >> we recognize you went through traumatic, horrific incident and perhaps there were mistakes made on all different levels. >> jim jones had ingratiated himself with the political elite. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speer shared her story of survival. tried to leave with members. >> turned around. he had been hit. hit again and he fell. i ran at wheel of the plane, tried to pretend i was dead. >> ryan was killed in ambush, speer was shot five times. went to investigate abuse and claims of people held without he drinking

cyanide. >> still grieve. children were murdered. parents were murdered. >> has a book. nbc bay area news. >> organizers are trying to get memorial erected on fillmore street to honor the people who died. in napa, a tribute to one of the victims of thousand oaks shooting. gathered to celebrate the life. public memorial in packed gymnasium at vintage high school. full of music, prayer, healing and tearful remembrances. >> alena was kind, humble and witty. gave the best hugs. although they were kind of

awkward because she had these long arms, she's a tall girl. >> celebration was streamed live on facebook, private funeral was held on thursday. one of 12 people kill bid marine corps veteran in thousand oaks. why down payment on next home, they haves could take your home and vanish. not a hypothetical. >> it's real. cindy, alicia and maria, each lost tens of thousands of dollars. fbi has warned the real estate world that e-mails are subject to spoofing and hacking. yet found lots of realtors who used risky methods that risk your money when you're buying a home. >> i have absolutely no savings.

>> she did until someone stole it. tried to help son buy this house in sacramento. scraped together $80,000 for down payment but spoofed e-mail account and took every penny. >> here's the real e-mail address and here's the address the imposters created. identical except for a letter r. maria missed that detail, followed phony instructions and wired a stranger her $85,000. >> oh, god, lifetime of savings. >> impersonator was bold, including a fraud alert in the e-mail to >> fooled me that way. >> fbi says thieves are stealing hundreds of millions of dollars this way. e-mail is weak link, sent

message to companies, avoid free web-based e-mail accounts. but many realitiers continue to use them. maria's did and thousands of others. we checked thousands of realtor addresses. started with home buyer page on. checked more than 6,000 agent outlook, yahoo and aol. more than 6,000 using free e-mail accounts that fbi tells them to avoid. how many realtors should use them? >> zero, not one. >> president elect of the association of realtors, get

regular warnings and added scam alert to the standard contract. if aware it's vulnerable, why do many continue to use it? has a hunch. >> always done it that way or their favorite address. >> others told us agents livelihoods hinge on contracts, changing e-mail address to protect a client today could cost a deal tomorrow. >> ridiculous decision to make of the at can happen. california department of real estate. agents who don't protect their clients could be investigated for negligence. >> supposed to put the client's interest above their own. >> so holding on to free e-mail account to hold on to contacts, are they acting in clients' best interests? >> no. >> is that negligence? >> could be.

>> how many have lost license for using web-based e-mail? he's not aware of any. but encourages victims like cindy, eric, alicia and maria to file a formal complaint for them to investigate. encouraging for maria. >> everybody says how bad they feel but nobody has the compassion to do something abou to comment for the story, didn't hear back. cindy is suing the agents in her case and we're watching that docket closely. and alicia has started social media campaign to raise awareness. we have a link on our webpage, nbcbayarea.com. you can call 1-888-996-tips.

raiders have something to cheer about. >> dave feldman, golden state warriors have lost two of three since draymond green and kevin durant got into it. and oakland raiders having their own infighting in arizona. highlights coming up next in sports. hey, batter, batter, batter, batter.

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the texas two step has been a nightmare for the warriors. final leg of the lone star trilogy, trying to avoid first 3-0 road trip of the steve kerr area. this is a warriors fan in hostile territory. first quarter, spurs up four. klay thompson, damian jones, good finish. third quarter, down 15.

lamarcus aldridge makes it 18. dubs fight back. they are the world champions, just over six minutes left. warriors down seven. good ball movement and kevin durant will spot up and pull the warriors within five. under four minutes left. down four. iguodala strips gay, lead cut to one. close as warriors would get. patty mills from australia, st. mary's, from three, dagger. 104-92, coach kerr hugging it out with gregg popovich, and realize that warriors may face some adversity. >> i've had a dream run, had a charmed existence the last four seasons, so of course, this is toughest stretch we've been in.

been there last few years but in a dream. now we're faced with real adversity and we've got to get out of it ourselves. raiders in arizona still looking for second win of the season. early first quarter, just outside the red zone, derek carr, jared cook, this is significant because it's the first raiders touchdown in three weeks. that feels pretty good. 7-0 oakland. second quarter, now tied. not so feel good moment for the id sails on third down. jon gruden is like what are you doing?e and carr not on the same page. fourth quarter, more bad news for oakland. cardinals down six, first and goal, josh rosen finds larry fitzgerald for a touchdown, usually beats up on the 9ers, now taking toll on the raiders.

21-20. but last chance to win it. carr, roberts and roberts, 20-yard gain. spike the ball. carlson tries to win it for the raiders. 35 yards, good. raiders get second win of the season and jon gruden addressed his argument with the quarterback after the game. >> first time you've seen it, yeah, ain't first time it's happened. >> that's what i mean. >> like i said we're both competitors, competing hard there. we had man-to-man situation there and he went for the big play and we had a mild disagreement . but you know what, that's part of this business. we're going to have times where we clash for a little bit. also very supportive of one another. i'm proud of him. he's been through a lot this year, i'm glad he's our quarterback. >> that's all for sports, i'm dave feldman, more news after the break. ventura and los angels

is very close to full containment tonight. firefighters have it 91 percent contain woolsey fire burning is close to containment. 91% contained.

more areas opened up to residents. broke out november 8th, killed three,500> hopefully up here ma getting a break from the smoky skies. looked at your welcome twitter the forecast. getting rain? >> reason it looks like mid-october outside, haven't had much rain since october 3rd. deficit is stacking up. san francisco, 7% of average, santa rosa deficit almost 3 1/2 inches of rain and climbing in november, bone dry. high pressure keeping the rain away, locking in smoke pollution for another day, we'll get to 13 on tuesday, after that big changes coming our way.

air quality, worst of it, trend will continue tomorrow, inland east baytter on san francisco o coast. not seeing the purple we had but still unhealthy and wind is not elping. high resolution model which we use to look at when rain is going to arrive is looking at wind speed at ground level, how the smoke particles will behave. offshore breeze pushing some of the smoke back west across the bay. so there's a chance tomorrow for a brief time might see air quality levels come up again midday thanks to offshore breezes. then tuesday shift again and much better air quality wednesday. morning, patchy frost possible, hazy skies. temperatures similar to today.

mid to low 60s. then change rapidly. travel day wednesday, plamornin around midday and wednesday evening and night moisture moves east, cold enough for snow in the sierra courtesy of a second storm. thanksgiving day mainly try to start and night into friday wettest stretch into the holiday weekend throughout the day friday. more showers on saturday. good news for sierra snow. third system coming in sunday. estimates here in seven days of snowfall, there you go across the sierra, two to three feet possible above 6,500 feet. north bay, possibly two to three inches of rain, most since early april. transition out of the poor air quality to november weather. rain and wind and sierra snow

making a comeback midweek and through the holiday weekend. >> jolt. >> big sftthanks. latest, u.s. rhodes scholar class new milestone, 21 women in the group, most ever in single class and first time a dreamer awarded the competitive scholarship. nearly half the 32 scholars are first generation americans or immigrants. gives scholarship to university of oxford two or three years. latest trend among dog lovers, doggy dna kits. >> how accurate are the findings? answer may surprise you, next. f

of a custody battle. an iconic bust from easter island, wa one of the world's most famous statues is center of a custody battle. iconic bust from easter island taken by british navy captain

and now a delegation is headed toon polynesian n statues between 1100 and 1600 a.d. and islanders see them as family. offering to swap the statue for another carved by sculptor. become debate because taken from countries of origin. >> interesting to see how it develops. have you ever wondered what breed your dog is? >> it is interesting and know people that do this. end of the day, kind of mutts? unless purebred. >> i don't know. >> increasing number of people turning to doggy dna tests. might seem like good holiday gift for someone who loves puppies, some kits don't pass the sniff test., higgins. >> reporter: emily wanted to

find out why higgins was different from other dogs. >> i thought he was yorkie poo. >> reporter: sent off dna test kit. >> got it back, i knew he wasn't what i thought. >> reporter: mix of yorkie, bischou and something else. can vary in quality and price up to $400. vets tell you some good reasons to find out what makes up your furry friend. >> let you know the breed your dog s good for veterinarians to know because some breeds predisposed to certain conditions. heart or skinition. >> reporter: we decided to test the test kits. bought three and followed instructions. sent off dog dna panel 2.0 and

two from vyia guard. staffordshire terrier with rottweiler thrown in. but other kid, american bulldog, lab and staffordshire bull terrier. but sent in with a different photo of purebred golden retrefr, results were different, golden retriever and lab it said. i called the company. called and called but the company wouldn't call back. then we found this, address we sent our doggy dna sample to appears to be small pet store between a big lots and rite aid in new york. called stores on either side, asked if they have dna lab there. told no, it's just a pet store.

depending on which doggy dna test kit you buy, may be bark up wrong family tree to find out who your pooch really is. >> there you ge. >> wow. >> interesting. >> yeah. holiday season is here. one tradition in south bay is getting ready to return. >> kristi yamaguchi downtown ice in san jose is returning. will be there. decorated olympian. we'll be emceeing the event. rink is getting upgrades, up to end of january but kristi there when opens. >> we're back at 11:00. what's a gig of data?

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♪ i told myself the worst part about dying is being afraid of dying. if i'm not afraid, it won't be so bad. >> jaime was funny, friendly, and nowhere to be found. i knew where she was. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s. she was obviously deceased.

>> detectives immediately focused on her boyfriend. >> the appearance of police officers is never a good sign. where was i the night before? when had i last seen her? >> i really thought he could be