t-shirt for winning and a hat. do you still have the t-shirt and the hat? >> i actually probably do somewhere. and i got a car, actually, too. >> you got a car? >> i got a car. >> i got a car and i needed. it was a dodge occur radurrango. we have a piece of news to pass on. grinding through the rest of the year will be key for hem. >> you look at the 49ers next five g find an opportunity to win. they have to battle through it and stop not preparing. they have to prepare mentally and physically in order to compete. >> maybe one day they'll win a championship andcap. >> yeah. >> and maybe a dodge, too. thank you, jeff. i am a family man.

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of nbc bay area news. releasing reuben foster. the 49ers, parting ways with the linebacker after right now releasing ruben foster and the 49ers parting ways with the line backer after a new arrest. the new details we've learned about the investigation. plus, the campfire finally contained. but the recovery is only beginning. we take a look at what is being

done. but, first, at the border. chaotic scene as tensions boil over for migrants hoping to get into the u.s. the news starts right now. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm vicky winn. >> we're on late because of sunday night football. we begin a dangerous day at one of the busiest border crossings in the entire world. tonight it was shut down for hours after hundreds of central american migrants tried to rush it. this is near san diego. >> the border is back open but the situation remains uncertain for asylum. we are live in san francisco tonight with the latest. sergio, it'sluid situation there. >> reporter: a fluid situation. more than 90,000 people cross the border between san diego and tijuana every day. for six and a half hours, that all came to a grinding halt as customs and brorder patrol agens

and mexican police shutn theorl tries to repel. women and children and men trying to get into the united states. they were pushed back by mexican police officers in riot gear. >> vehicle traffic at the crossing came to a stand still in mexican federal police and a agents mobilized. among those cut down in the shut down u.s. citizens and tourists. >> i'm supposed to go home today but it looks like maybe tomorrow. >> we would like to get in soon.

>> it comes as the trump administration is pushing a new plan to keep migrants seeming asylum in mexico while their applications are processed. for those that try to force the way across the border today, a dire warning from the administration of the incoming mexican president. they will try to identify people who participated in this effort to cross the border and those people will be deported. >>. >> reporter: in a statement this afternoon from united states department of homeland security kiersten nielsen said border patrol agents used tear gas and pepper spray because people were throwing rocks at them. reporting live in francisco, nbc bay area news. >> sergio, thank you very much. and shortly after the chaos unfolded, dozens of people gathered at oakland. they're showing solidarity for those in the caravan. the group that met is called pueblo. and they've joined past caravans throughout central america and mexico to offer legal advice,

political education, and human rights defense. we're following up tonight on that breaking news from last night at 11:00. the 49ers have released line backer ruben foster just hours after police arrested him at a florida hotel. foster is facing domestic violence charges and it's not the first time. nbc bay area kristy smith has reaction to the team's decision today. >> reporter: 24-year-old ruben foster appeared in the florida courtroom early sunday morning. hours before the 49ers were supposed to take the field in tampa. >> i'm requesting you be released on on domestic violenc charges as he walked out of jail. police were called to a tampa hotel where the 49ers were staying. they say a 28-year-old woman said foster slapped her and pushed a phone out of her hand.

the gm didn't comment on what occurred but the team set clear ex expectations for foster who had trouble in the past. >> we need to protect the team. like said, nobody is bigger than the team. and as el assistanted talented felt it was the best decision to make. >> reporter: in february the same woman said foster struck her and recanted claiming she made it up to ruin her career. foster faced drugs and weapons charge which resulted in a two-game suspension. now nbc bay area learned of an incident involving the two just last month. santa clara police say they involved between a verbal dispute between the woman and foster at his home. 49ers fans were excited with the future about his team and they're wondering what could have been. >> everyone deserves a second chance. we all do, but now he already had a second chance. >> it's absolutely the way it should be. congratulations to the 49ers to

release him. if he could go through some program to better himself and be a better man, good for him. >> reporter: in santa clara, kristy smith, nbc bay area news. more details now on the racing incident involving foster in the bay area. police tell us it happened back on october 12th. it was a friday night just days before a big monday night match up in green bay. and just months after domestic violence charges were dropped against foster. police say there were no signs of injury on the woman but there was a loud argument that caused neighbors to call 9-1-1. the woman was apparently upset at something she found on fosten the 49ers who stood by him throughout his run ins with the law that was richard sherman. he showed up in april showing his support. sherman said deep down inside moster is a good guy. he said foster had a rough childhood and it played a role

in his current problems. >> i'm disappointed. disappointed. i think everybody is. he's a great kid. you know, it's unfortunate this situation keeps coming up. i'm sorry to hear it happened, you know, it's just you hate to see it. you wish the best for the kid and everybody was doing their part, you know, to make sure he stayed on the right track. he was working hard. it's just unfortunate this situation keeps coming up. >> richard said he understands the 49ers decision to release foster because he repeatedly put the team in a comprising situation. we'll be following the story both on-air and online. download our free nbc bay area app for the latest updates. you can tune in to today in the bay tomorrow morning. coverage starts at 4:30. to the microclimate weather coverage. thanksgiving weekend comes to a close. the conditions are calmer. >> they are now but things are ramping up. storms are on theay our way.

>> yeah. we're watching it closely over the next couple much days. right now it's a pleasant evening outside. 54 in san jose after a high of 65. storm ranger mobile doppler radar not finding much and probably won't find much tomorrow but farther offshore you can see that. it looks like a windy storm that will push big waves toward the coast and the rain will comeback tuesday. the one to keep an eye on this week is the wednesday night to thursday storm. a much stronger system bringing the potential for gusty winds, heavy mountain rain, and increasing surf and heavy snow. give you the timeline of how much rain and when we're expecting of the midweek storm at the full forecast in 10 minutes. >> rob, looking forward to it. from the fire fight t orecovery, california's deadliet wild fire is now fully contain. it's a significant milestone but a lot of work remains. nearly 300 people are still unaccounted for.

nbc bay area is live in paradise tonight with a look how volunteers are working around the clock to help the victims and their pets. >> reporter: i'm here at the s left standing s used to be a are the brick columns. over here you can see this burned out vehicle. the tires on it melted. just beyond that, you can see a fountain. earlier today search and rescue crews continue to look for human remains and today volunteers logged hundreds of miles trying to see pets left behind. there's enough food here to feed a zoo full of animals. that's what the volunteers with the north valley animal disaster group are doing. they received more than 600 calls for help feeding pets behind. >> we have sheep, llama, pigs, cows, horses, miniatures,

donkeys. >> we followed the volunteers as they drove to the home of 93-year-old margaret newsome. she was rescued by a garbage truck driver. she can't back in to feed her cats. this cat perked up when he saw the food. volunteer debby mueller is helping coordinate the effort focussed on the animals even though debby's home in paradise burned and her two cats are missing. >> you don't expect to leave your house and have it burn down in a matter of hours. >> debby has been helping feed the pets in the fire zone for more than a week. volunteers rescued these two cats and hope to connect them with tir owners.

>> reporter: they also helped deliver hay. if you want to help the victims, please join us. we're hosting an all day telethon along with our partners telemundo 48 and the united way. giving tuesday is happening from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. all the money will go to fire victims to help them find housing and cover other emergency means. for information, go to our website nbcbayarea.com. as our reported, governments are trying to make sure that california's emergency alert systems are efficient and helpful. on tuesday, members of the state assembly are meeting near santa barbara to discuss the emergency alerts. in san hoe jose a hit and r driver has been arrested thanks to good samaritans. police say a 50-year-old woman was crossing the street near

capital expressway and silver creek road when ronaldo nunez hit her. police arrested her after good samaritans followed him and blocked him in. >> i would like to thank them from the bottom of my heart for being there when someone is in need. it shows that there is still good people out there. >> it marks 19th deadliest pedestrian crash this year. the golden gate ferry will operate on the following friday's crash. two of the 53 people on board were hurt. the boat was damaged, as you can see there. the investigation continues to figure out what caused that accident. just ahead, must musings. tesla's former crow is opening up about the company. how close it came to shutting

down and where he would like to live eventually. here's a hint. it's not on earth. >> i'm going to guess off earth. a former advisor of the trump administration heading to prison tomorrow. are there more hits coming? plus, he's not going to find a picnic basket in there. this bear caught on camera drawing a lot of attention tonight. right now storm ranger mobile doppler radar not seeing much. we're seeing clearing skies ahead and a series of storms heading our way. how much rain we expect much wind when we come back. geop

campaign )s former policy advisor, is headed to prison to serve a 14 day happening tomorrow george papadopoulos a papadopoulos is headed to prison. the latest tonight with nbc jennifer johnson. a judge rejected a last minute

bid by papadopoulos to delay his prison term. president trump submitted written answers to mueller last week as the probe continues. >> i think the report is going to be devastating to the president and i know that the president's team is already working on a response to the report. >> but a frequent trump supporter believes the harm will be political and not critical. as several lawmakers express concern that mueller's investigation could be jeopardized by matthew whittaker. >> this is someone who publicly said that he thinks you could starve the investigation so he could try to do that by cutting down on the money. >> house republicans, meanwhile, are trying to get former fbi director james comey t t doors. comey, who was subpoenaed last week, said he'll only agree to an open hearing so republicans could selectively leak his testimony. >> i don't get a chance to say it often but i think comey is

right. leaks are counter productive. >> no word on when the mueller investigation will wrap up. the president has repeatedly called it a witch hunt. papadopoulos heads to prison on monday while paul manafort has a status hearing on his sentencing. manafort is cooperating with mueller's investigation. also, tomorrow president trump will hit the 2018 campaign trail one last time. he is supporting republican senate candidate cindy hyde in mississippi's still undecided election. the incumbent faced harsh backlash by using "public hanging." president trump won the state by 18 points predicts hydeentually. he is headlining two rallies for her tomorrow. tensions are rising between

russia and ukraine after a clash at sea. ukraine claims russia opened fire on and seized three ukrainian vessels wounding crew members. the incident happened today in the waters off crimea. the ukrainian tug boy weboat we sailing through a strait. russia recently opened a bridge sp span the strait. the authorities gave advanced notice to the russians. the united nations scheduled an emergency security council meeting for tomorrow morning. elon musk opens up how his car company almost collapsed. he said his company was bleeding money like crazy as it worked through the model three production rach up in the spring and summer. he revealed it almost died before meeting those model three production molds. musk, who also founded spacex, said there's a 70% chance he'll personally use a spacex rocket to fly to mars even though

there's a good chance he could die. keep in mind, his company has yet to launch to a manned space flight. speaking of mars, happening tomorrow, nasa is set to make the first mars landing in six years. tomorrow's landing kicks off a two-year mission for a craft called "insight." it's tasked with studying the evolution of terrestrial planets. they'll study the deep interior of the red planet. let's talk about the deep interior of the sierra now. let's check out the footage captured by the patrol. a bear walks into their office and takes a sniff around and leaves. it sounds like the beginning of a joke but it's not. you could see it on the surveillance video here. the bear opens the door easily. stands on the back legs. you can see an officer chasing it out. no one hurt. not the cops. not the bear. nobody. the officers will probably lock the door next time.

>> yeah. you've got onto that. that would have been better video. >> amazing how he opened the door with the doorknob like that. >> he stood up. >> walked in like he owned the place. hope the officers aren't pranking us. a trooper has a bear suit on. >> that's a good costume then. we'll turn it over to rob. it's been an interesting weather rollercoaster. >> we went from super soggy to foggy this morning and dry. right now as we hav have to wata little bit of patchy fog heading toward tomorrow morning before e right now ts morning. es.rr we'll have to watch out for patchy fog for tomorrow morning. and in san francisco right now 56 degrees after a high of 65. not a bad afternoon around san francisco. the winds a little interesting at this hour. slightly offshore. you get fog forming in the central valley especially around concord and napa and the interior east bay valley. you might see some of the fog

drifting from the east as we head toward tomorrow morning. inland valley 30s to low 40s. a chilly start closer to 50 around san francisco and oakland for the morning. we'll see highs tomorrow under increasing high clouds. mid to upper 60s around san jose. look at santa cruz close to 70. so the hour-by-hour trend tomorrow. you notice the clouds see the rainoves bd quickly. so the first storm rain quarters around a t around san jose. north bay may seen more than a half inch of rain. the main event of the week is wednesday night and thursday. look at the area of low pressure here and instead of what typically happens this is going to strengthen and head for northern california. because of that, we'll look at the potential for strong winds as the low strengthens off the north. you can see the wind speeds by midnight wednesday to thursday could be 30 to 40 miles per hour.

rainfall projections thursday likely at least a half inch to an inch and a half of rain around the bay area. i think some of the coastal mountains could see 2 to 3 inches of rain in the wednesday to thursday storm. you can see the see year areier. the weekend impacttrong. that's the forecast and earlier thenhat last tomorrow the next . wednesday night and thursday looks gusty. heavy rain at times from the coastal mountains and probably high surf advisory, too. we haven't seen recently are the high surf advisories and strong winds. could see wind advisories from high wind watches. the storm comes in as expected on the northern california

coast. >> it's invigorating. the wind and all the stuff. >> we waited so long for the wet weather. >> it's the time of year. >> thank you. coming up next, help from above. a man whohi end of the recauscus line. we'll have details next. severe

today. this is ground footage taken at glen cove in vallejo. firefighters said he was walking at the shoreline when he slipped earlier today this is ground footage taken. firefighters say the fisherman was walking at the shoreline when he slipped and fell and hurt himself. he was so far out a rescue team was forced to use a helicopter. you can see him there. he's being lifted to safety. he was taken to a local hospital. he's undergoing treatment tonight. no word on his conditions. cyber monday a few hours away. some experts are predicting a record-breaking day. >> yeah.

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stories tonight. tensions at the border in tijuana are mountiny closed the crossing today. the group stormed the wall this morning hoping to apply for asylum. they broke through a police line, crossed under a bridge and went through a river filled with raw sewage to be turned back by tear gas. the scene could play out again. many are frustrated by living in carps and rumors they'll be forced to wait in mexico while applying for asylum.

on the other side of the er border saying it feels like they're living in a war zone. another arrest for ruben foster proved to be the final straw for the 49ers. the team cut ties with the troubled line backer hours after he was arrested last night at the team hotel in tampa. foster is charged with domestic violence after he allegedly slapped a woman's phone out of her hand and pushed her and slapped her. this is the same woman who accused foster of domestic violence earlier this year before saying she made the story up. kyle shanahan said enough is

enough. >> i don't know what happened. so that's not -- that's the case. but this was based off other stuff. i don't know whether that is right or wrong. we'll see what happens. i wasn't there. too many things happened and we tried to help him out a lot and he's been trying, too, but this was a mess up it doesn't matter whether he did or not. what do you make of the 49ers bedecisive less than 12 hours of the arrest cutting ties? they have to do it. it was a decision they had to police are trying to track down a man accused of breaking into a house this morning and assaulting a shortly before 6:00 a.m. on the 2400 block of blake street. they say the man assaulted the woman and then stole some of her belongings before running off. a body was recovered early which morning. an offshore fisherman found the body floating in the water off lind mar beach. recently there have been two missing person reports file aid long the coast. it's unclear if this was one of

them. we learned more about a dead deadly accident that killed a woman and injured an officer. authorities identified the woman as 72-year-old laura lee pino. early yesterday morning two officers were investigating a spin out at the 101. that is when her car slammed into a cruiser. one of the officers managed to jump out of the way and just in the knick of the time. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. the roads likely a factor. >> and blizzard conditions are causing problems for travelers after the holiday. hundreds of flights cancelled or delayed because of the midwest storm. heavy snow is expected to fall tonight and a blizzard warning has been issued for several counties across illinois through tomorrow. in san francisco much calmer conditions. that's a live look at sfo.

the deadliest most instructive wild fire in california history is officially out. firefighters battling the campfire reached 100% containment today. that's a significant milestone but a lot of work and a lot of healing remains to be done. 85 people killed in that fire. destroyed.are still missing. stanford looking to expand. they're plan to build more than 3,000 housing units. they will hear public comment on the plan. the decision is expected next year. major changes to tell you about following an investigation. after we uncovered a spike on ac transits. the agency is taking action to protect drivers.

>> you might see drivers say they requested for years. shields now being tested on select routes to protect drivers from violent passengers. >> transit veteran eric brazil has been driving this years and served as a shop stuard. he's experienced, witnessed, and taken report from many colleagues who endured takes like these behind the wheel. >> you had wivings, mothers, grandmothers and children who didn't want to come back to work for fear for their lives. a woman beats this driver with her cell phone. the bus plummetings os off a br

killing all 15 on board. attack similar to this in 2015. they get slapped hit and nose broken. i believe up until now we're humans, first. >> earlier this year, we reviewed hours of surveillance footage and found a rise in reported assaults. despite claims from district management that those attacks were down. four months later, executive director of safety steve keller acknowledged our findings at a july 4th meeting and announced plans to improve security. >> there's been an increase in operator complaints and physical altercation in performing the duties of bus operator. a staff reviewed every incident and identified the litigation. >> but it's a slow ride to

safety. district spokesman said right now just two buses have been outfitted with two different in operators to get their perspective of the use and their comfort with those shields. >> but ac transit is now training drivers for how the confrontations. the district installed new surveillance monitors to let riders know they're being recorded. >> we'll take every attempt to identify the person. >> mark flores handles the security contract. since 2014 deputies received more than 270 reports of assault ranging from spitting all the way to battery that caused serious injury. 67 resulted in an arrest. that's just 24%. >> some people would say you have the videos, you know where the incident occurred, you ha witnesses. why aren't the arrest rates high ensure. >> that's a good question. i wish they were 100%.

>> flores said the attackers often disappear before police arrive and sometimes drivers don't want to press crg after our report, ac transit is now working with sheriff's deputies to increase patrols on routes with the most complaints. >> if we know ahead of time, the areas the type the and locations occur we try to keep people in those very populated areas driv. f a call. new tonight buyer beware. that's the warning san francisco may soon require from home sellers and landlords about properties prone to flooding. that's according to the san francisco examiner. the city's public utilities commission approved a resolution this month calling on the boards of supervisors to make sure that perspective home buyers and renters know about flooding risks before they move in.

the proposal is only for about 2100 properties in a new flood risk zone. the move comes after a string of costly settlements with the owners properties that were damaged by flooding. we are wrapping up the thanks giving weekend with some football. we have a look at sports. hey. a day for the 49ers today for several reasons. they were hoping to play on the field to give them something to feel good about in tampa. plus, the raiders look to win their second in a row in baltimore. all that ahead in sports. it )s . we )re preparing you for )cyber monday ) deals! plus- did your thanksgiving week include air travel trouble? the way you can get your airline )s attention with one quick note to washington! today in the bay.

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the 49ers in the news before their game even started against the bucs. the team releasing former first-round pick ruben foster after a domestic violence arrest last night at at team hotel. amid that, the team was a game to play in tampa against the bucs. and for them it was jameis call

quarterback. winston rolling out finding cameron. it's 7-0 bucs after that. we go tsame score. mullens over the middle. pettis he gets in. so one. third quarter bucs up 7. 49ers on the move. nick mullens again this time a big game for matt. 24 yards. two plays later jeff wilson jr. going to bounce it out. go toward the pile on. call the touchdown on the field and overturned and the 49ers have to settle for a field goal. fourth quarter tampa, though, running away with it. they were up 11. winston to adam humphreys. scrambling and over the middle. that's 28 yards to pay dirt. 49ers fall big. final score in this one 27-9.

>> i was very disappointed. but, you know, the way the game went, it doesn't surprise me. i think when you rush for 6.4 or 6.2 ort doesn't mean you're just getting your butts kicked. it means it's hard to run the h points when regardless how well you runyou have the turn overs . we need to do that stuff. especially for good offense. i didn't think our defense played perfect by any means. but i think our defense gave us a chance. on the raiders and ravens in baltimore. o oakland hungry to make it two in a row. looked good. carr finding smith. 30 yards the longest catch in the career of smith. 3rd and goal for one doug martin. getting in and rolled a touchdown.

81-yard drive. raiders up 7-0 early on. raiders backed up in their own territory. this i the sideline. 70 yards and the ravens up 3. caatrr to year for oakland within three. that is as close as they would get, though. lamar jackson finding foreigner raider michael crabtree and that's a touchdown. the ravens win and the raiders lose 34-17. >> it's disappointing. those are things we figure out.

if we do, we'll have a lot of long faces. >> a tough day for both teams in the bay as the niners and raiders lose. something, unfortunately, we said a lot this season. that's sports. we got more news after the break. hey, batter, batter, batter, batter.

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so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. take a look at this. heavy rain. this is in an italian village that lead to a large sink hole opening up. inside that sink hole, a car swallowed up. guess who was in the car? nobody. that's the good news. the car is gone but everyone is central italy. heavy rain hit the area throughout the weekend. there is a treasure-trove of photography capturing the early days of san francisco. >> one local man has fallen in love with the photos and taken it upon himself to bring the old memories into modern times. nbc bay area report shows us the

technology. there's never been such a large number of photographers. >> the early days of san francisco. >> this is what the city looked like before the earthquake and the fire. >> reporter: large numbers of photographers like edward and william henry jackson fanned out with equally large meras. >> this was a bank. >> reporter: negatives and highly detailed photos of the growing city. >> this is a multiplate panorama. >> reporter: but it's taken a century and a half, modern technology, and someone like nick wright to come along. >> this is a palace hotel. >> reporter: and finish that work. as someone who loves history and technology, the san jose man figured out modern tools can bring the past new life. >> you can put them together. >> reporter: using photo shop, he gauge digitally stitching old

pictures to create. views of the early city. sometimes he weaves together photos merely shot from the same advantage point around the same period to create a panoramic picture that was never actually taken. >> that's what i tell people i have pictures you have never seen before because they never existed before. it's never been seen like this in 150 years. >> reporter: the high-quality photographs photographs reveal intimate details. >> you get involved in people's lives and they get emotional when they see the struggle and the success. >> reporter: wright runs two popular facebook sites devoted to san francisco history has taken things even further labelling nearly every building

and street in his picture. >> part of lombard. >> reporter: for now the photos live on his computer. someday he would like to see them in a museum. >> it's part of the recreate something that hasn't been seen in 150 years. >> reporter: the case of history waiting for the right time and the "wright" person to come along. nbc bay area news. >> right time, right person, and right technology. tomorrow oakland native subpoena back on the stage of the voice. moore's season has been anything but smooth. she is back on the show bauls of a new feature called "the comeback stage." kelley clarkson dubbed her the comeback kid. moore continues her journey tomorrow night. she'll be there with the rest of the top 11. coverage now of the midwest snowstm. look at the time lapse video of a blizzard. this is in rock ford, illinois.

looking at two hours of snow covering every inch of that town. didn't take long for it to go from a sunny day to a frozen tundra. they've got warnings out there at the national weather service saying you don't have to drive, don't drive. illinois, michigan, kansas. more than 900 flights were cancelled at the two chicago airports today. >> and they had thunder snow, too. >> they did? >> yeah. there you go. something new. here still some snow in the sierras. nothing recent. we'll take you up there and show what you can expect. there's a view tonight. the resort there. 29 degrees. the next three days a good travel day tomorrow and the rain starts to come back. snow is relatively high. look at the temperature at

lake tahoe but wednesday and thursday colder air comes in. currently in san francisco offsl the east bay valleys to see if have to watch the north bay and patchy fog develops inland. it sweeps from east to west by tomorrow morning. 30s and 40s for the indiland valley. we'll have mid to upper 60s around san jose. low 60s for san francisco and oakland. a clear start to the morning and here come the high clouds. yeah. mid-morning tuesday for the north bay and the system itself will weaken as it crosses through the south bay and moves through fairly quickly. so the rainfall totals through 11:00 tuesday. you'll see about a quarter inch for south bay. san francisco and north bay could see amounts of another half inch of rain. the one that warrants your attention this is what happens wednesday afternoon through thursday. it's a surface low developing our coast. instead of thearcurv off the pa

northwest. because it's forming off the coast, it could have quite a bit more wind and the potential for a brief round of heavier rain. that's across the coast wednesday night and thursday. here is one of the weather models looking at potential wind speeds. you can see the purple on the map. 30 to 40 miles per hour winds. on top of that, we could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. likely weather alert for thursday and friday. now the third storm for the weekend looks like that will aim a little bit farther to the north here on saturday. the north bay may see rain on saturday. it could drop a little bit furthero there as we get into sunday. right now things might fall apart a little bit. the weekend forecast still being adjusted. we've left a chance of rain in there. not as heavy as previously thought. we might see high pressure trying to build in. and the adjusted look at the ten-day rainfall outlook and a lot of other numbers courtesy of the midweek storm.

you'll notice the areas of gold and orange. we're looking at 2 to 3 inches of rain in the bay. the rain will be wednesday night to thursday and potential for gusty winds and heavier rains at time. high surf, too. these are windy storms coming upon us. we haven't seen the big northwest swell coming in on the coast. i think we'll see some of that. >> thank you, rob. still to come, a lot of people taking in a movie after their turkey. we were wone of those people.br

thanksgiving weekend - helping the box office total ralph breaks the internet. he broke the box office this thanks giving weekend. $300 million for the first time ever. and the second place is a second installment in trocky spin-off series. the sequel made more in the opening than the original creed film. this movie did you see? >> i saw ralph. i wanted to see "creed" but you take one for the team when you have three kids under nine. they were all about "wreck it ralph." >> coming up at 11:00, join us then. >> thank you. see you in an hour. ll see you a.

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