with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. and good morning to you on this thursday, november 14th. a live look out at san francisco there. a beautiful way to wake up. and good morning. thanks for waking up bright with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. mike will have a look at the morning commute. kari has a look at our forecast today. it's going to be a cooler today. we had warm weather recently. we are starting out with clouds here and much of the bay area this morning. as we go into the rest of the day we'll see our temperatures at least starting to stay on the cool side with mid-50s now and temperatures making it into the low 60s by early this afternoon only reaching 64 degrees for the

east bay. mike, chp blotters are clear? as far as crashes, incidents, we only have construction and road crews. right now a clear view of the bay bridge. right now the drive is unimpe unimpeded. easy feed out of antioch and highway 4. a smooth flow of traffic here looking at slowing into palo alto. we'll look at the live cameras. 4:31. when it comes to oakland this was the scene last night, the first time the sides came face-to-face since an angry school closures.

as "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports, protesters with an unexpected move. >> reporter: oakland school board meeting packed with people protesting school closures. and they came to express anger over what happened at the board meeting last month. on october 23rd parents and teachers angry over the district plans to close and merge a number of schools because of the declining enrollment got into a clash after a protester jumped over a barricade. >> your cops took me to the hospital strapped to a gurney i. >> we've never had it like this where the police have been used against us here. >> there will be an outside investigators coming in to look at what happight of october 23rd to fully analyzewr

responsible. >> reporter: as protesters took over the room, school board members feeling there was no order took the meeting upstairs leaving some parents wondering about their children's future with the district. >> as a whole there's a complete disregard for these children and the effect these types of changes have on them. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." bystanders rushed to help two people involved in a roll over crash in san mateo. this happened shortly after 1:30 this morning on 4th and idaho streets near highway 101. this is new video in our newsroom. police say one of the two victims has life threatening injuries. >> and then i heard a bang and went inside to get my shoes on. when i came back out he was

already here. >> i called 911 before i got out of the car. and then when i got out of the car to see if anybody was hurt or if everybody was okay, i saw the woman pinned underneath the car. the window on the ground. >> officers believe alcohol may have played a role in the crash. we don't know the condition of the other victim. today there's a break in hearings that resumes again tomorrow. >> first round yesterday started with democrats and republicans sparring over whether the president violated trust. bill taylor testified that trump froze critical aid to ukraine, then tried to pressure its president to investigate joe biden and his son and talked about a staff member overhearing a phone call between the president and his hand-picked eu ambassador gordon sondland. >> a member of my staff asked

ambassador sondland what president trump thought about ukraine. he responded that president trump cares more about the investigations of biden. >> george kent testified about his concerns the ukraine president was being pressured by trump. republican committee members focused on the time line and that aid was eventually given. scott mcgrew will join us with his checks and balances segment. we put together a who's who chart and how they're involved in the investigation. we made it easy to access with your phone as well. point your camera at the qr code in the bottom left of your screen that instantly connects you to the charts. a recent deadly double shooting in antioch. police have made another arrest.

that shooting happened last week near la jolla drive. a 17-year-old girl died and a boy was shot and injured. the victims drove themselves to the hospital. authorities say a 16-year-old brentwood boy is under arrest in addition to a 16-year-old suspect arrested last week. investigators say the shooting is tied to a drug deal. 4:36 and developing for you this morning new concerns about drug dealing and drug use on federal property in san francisco. people who live near the federal building at 7th and mission say they are terrified. san francisco supervisor matt oth the city and federal government a letter demanding action. police are now trying to clear some people from that area. there are fears the problems are being pushed to the other part of some areas of the same neighborhood. >> they're arrested them but they arrest one and two more come the next day. it really is not something solvable just by police.

we need the department of health to get the addicts off the street. >> and haney is looking to get the public health department involved to get help to those who need it. a deal paving the way for hundreds of acres of open space. it has purchased sonoma ranch. it covers about 650 acres between napa and sonoma counties. the land was purchased for $14.5 million. part will be added thood if you're a shopper who has walked out of the grocery store only to realize you forgot an item or two, we'll talk about how siri can keep that list, even checking it twice. a and the housing market may have more homes available in some neighborhoods. taking a look now at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too bad now. mike inouye will help you out no matter where you're traveling this morning.

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good morning, i'm rahel solomon and here are sewed's top business headlines. wall street is set to open lower as the markets continue to watch trade use. china saying it's holding in-depth talks with the u.s. with the cancellation of some tariffs key to phase one of a trade deal. the s&p 500 closing at record highs helped along by disney following news disney plus topped 10 million subscribers in

the first day. on today's watch list producer prices, also federal chair jeh powell testifying about the economy. new data on the housing market showing that foreclosure activity is on the rise. foreclosure filings rose 13% in october from september. so they're still down compared aear eg. lenders received some 13,000 properties in the month. that's the highest number of any year. the highest be able to ditch their paper grocery list. walmart voice order is available on the grocery app so you can ask siri to add an item to your cart building the list until you're ready to pick the item up or have it delivered. it learns from your previous purchases so you don't have to specify exactly what item you want. the feature had been exclusive to google assistant. back to you. if siri could come home and make it, too.

>> now you're talking. thanks, rahel. let's check the forecast with kari. >> looking good it fin area at least for a couple days. we're starting out in concord with more clouds, temperatures in the mid-50s and a very slow rise of temperatures. we'll talk about what's ahead for today and the weekend coming up next. there will be a rise in the volume of traffic we see here in dublin. we are hoping it will be smooth. the tri-valley right now. i have an issue on the peninsula coming up. let's talk about adorable. look at this cutie. nothing cuter than a newborn all dolled up, matchy-matchy. there's a good reason we'll share coming up next.

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and welcome back to you this morning as we take a look outside at the golden gate bridge. nice and clear in this little spot here. sometimes it's foggy but not today. 4:46 right now. look, take a look at this. if you're not looking at your tv screens, turn around and look at these cute little babies. this, you see, is all to celebrate world kindness day. a pennsylvania hospital dressed those newborn babies in red cardigan sweaters so those images are trending this morning. you're probably asking why did they put them in red cardigans. pittsburg public television station asked them to wear them in honor of mr. rogers, fred rogers, who was from pennsylvania, now being played by tom hanks in a new movie and always spread the message of kindness every day. >> so sweet. won't you be my neighbor? i'll be your neighbor.

>> kind of scary, mr. rogers. >> should i take off my shoes now? >> i know world kindness day was yesterday, but today is still a pretty good day for a cardigan. >> it's not mean day? >> not at all. we'll have some cool weather, though, moving into the bay area. in san francisco it is starting out cloudy. we have low clouds rolling by. and our temperatures are feeling a little bit milder. we're at 54 degrees in san francisco and half moon bay. 55 in san jose and it's now 47 in napa as you head out the door. let's get you out the door in antioch, we'll start out with low 50s. still a lot of clouds rolling by and as we go throughout the day we'll start to see a little bit more sunshine. check out 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 we're seeing more sun as our temperatures make it into the

low 60s but that's the best we'll do today reaching 64 degrees in downtown san jose. we're looking at cooler air today as a cold front moves through and one of the warmest spots will be antioch and danville. look at half moon bay. palo alto reaching 65 and some upper 50s in san francisco today. high temperatures reach into the low 60s with santa rosa today reaching 61. it will be warmer today in ukiah reaching 69 degrees there. as we take a live look, it is cooler, time to break out the winter gear. if you are just waiting for a day to wear your boots, today may be the day. this is what we have coming our way. warmer temperatures for the weekend and there will still be some rain moving across the pacific northwest but we'll have an area of low pressure and a

storm system dropping in early next week could bring in a slight chance of rain but it does look like our best chance of rain to our south and something to watch in the forecast going into next week. we have upper 60s today and tomorrow with some breezy winds and then we're back in the mid-70s for the weekend. we'll see those temperatures into early next week. mike, you were looking for some brake lights. >> i did find some north of brsh and up to whipple. full traffic break but i haven't seen that. no full closures there. there is a special entry in the report for northbound 101 at whipple for overnight. issues there. we don't have any construction scheduled. things are sorted out for now. we're still at the speed limit heading down to 580.

580 out of the area heading into the dublin interchange. nbc bay area wazers, it's your community and we'll share the information pertinent to your commute and a smooth drive to the bay bridge. you have some options. you can take the cash lanes that lined up over on the left or try the fastrak lanes. a nice oakland. we typically see the patterns, mass transit, you're moving well. new this morning, an immigrant family seeking asylum in san diego has been granted access to legal help. now that family from guatemala. yesterday a judge issued an injunction ruling they must be

allowed to receive legal council. the aclu is applauding the ruling. under the new remain in mexico policy introduced by the white house in january, 55,000 asylum seekers who have crossed into california and texas have been returned to mexico. 4:51. bay area merchants who sell e-cigarettes pushing back in the wake of word yesterday of the death of the first bay area attributed to vaping. they say amanda arconti died. merchants believe their products are not part of the problem and point to findings showing most vape related deaths are related to cartridges and the vitamin e used to thicken the liquid. >> totally fine if you are to ingest it. when you inhale the aerosol of it, it forms the oil on the inside of your lungs and that is causing the issue. >> contra costa county approved a ban following the lead of san

francisco, san mateo and santa clara. san francisco edison agreed to a payout to cover firefighting costs for two of the state's most destructive wildfires. th in each case faulty electrical equipment sparked the fires. coming up here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. back pain, arthritis, the ads say they can cure it all with stem cells, but can they? nbc bay area responds next. first, happening now, the man accused in the deadly stabbing at popeyes is behind bars. they found him and arrested him. last week he got into an argument after cutting a long line all waiting to buy

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>> i got nothing for my money. i got nothing. i cannot tell you any relief i received. >> reporter: some call them bogus and hype. why are hundreds of clinics still open? tonight we investigate. we also talk with doctors who question whether the contain li us know, 888-996-. cells. if you have a story to share let nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll join you again tonight at 11:00. >> ranthanks, chris. movie stars will be in the north bay today. we'll tell you who is being honored at the napa valley film festival. one of them is no degrees from, well, we'll explain. and we have nice but cooler weather today in dublin. it's going to be in the low 50s and a slow warm-up in

temperatures. and palo alto, there it is, that traffic break we were looking for. i'm happy it means things will clear up. we'll track your delays for the bay shore freeway.

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b.a.r.t. details on a new suit filed today ahead in a live report. vice president mike pence waking up in the bay area this morning. coming up, a live report on where he's visiting today. and he may discuss the impeachment hearings. and a new game plan for the a's in oakland. the big decision by the city leaders that could make the a's new stadium a reality. "today in the bay" continues for you right now. and a good morning to you on this thursday. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we talk about the holidays right around the corner, christmas in the park will be set up this friday. hoping to introduce that. there are some great changes coming our way. they're going to actually put in artificial trees. they're saying the old trees from the shasta mountains would cost upwards of $20,000. they will try to cut down on the fees and go artificial this

year. >> nothing wrong with artificial. i grew up with artificial trees in the house every year. you always knew what you were going to get. >> and you're there this friday? >> the friday after. this coming monday i'll be opening downtown ice, kristi yamaguchi and the friday after thanksgiving we'll do christmas in the park. >> we're going to start calling you mr. holiday. >> hopefully some snowman hot chocolate.