thanks so much for joining us. 'november 25th and we're bracing for rain headed our way this week. could impact your thanksgiving plans. and thanks for joining us again this morning. auto i'll i'm marcus washingto. >> and i'm laura garcia. >> i love being back and i love the talk of rain. >> it's so good to see that especially today since we're going to have a cold start and gusty winds and then we'll see our rain chances going up by late tomorrow. look at what you're going to feel this morning, as you get ready to head out the door, with some upper 30s in the north bay and in the tri-valley. mostly some 40s for parts of the east bay. we will have a high fire danger today, especially in the north bay hills, as well as the east bay hills, as our winds pick up

to 25 to 35 miles per hour, and then we'll be tracking that approaching storm that will be coming in tomorrow after seeing those high temperatures in the mid-60s today. so we'll get a look at all of that in the forecast coming up and mike, there may be a truck stuck on the bay bridge. >> that's why we're looking at the emeryville camera turned toward the span, mid span you see san francisco and the lights in the distance. i don't see any of these lights stopping or bunching up but there have been more. the volume seems to be increasing. we'll check around treasure island, reports of a right lane blocked by a garbage truck. no major up dates so we'll follow with chp and a warning about the bay bridge a crash clears from san jose. back to you. breaking news in london, where transit leaders are refusing to renew uber's license to operate, citing several instances that place passengers' safety at risk after a report

revealed 14,000 trips involving unauthorized drivers. uber is vowing to fight the decision, calling it "extraordinary and wrong." the company has 21 days to appeal. in the mean tim, it can continue operating while the appeals process is under way. new for you from overnight oakland police arrested protesters and homeless people in front of city hall. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in oakland to show us how police moved in and car rid out some people. sharon? >> reporter: yes, marcus. the protesters knew they might be arrested by police, so some locked themselves inside of the tents at the park in front of the oakland city hall. can see from the video around midnight police moved in and carried people out. doing enough for the homeless community. officers came back to clear out protesters after the media left. >> right on schedule, the police come at 10:00 and what they do at 10:00, they say oh, you are

past the park hours, you can't have any structures up and they come in with police force and tear things down. and that's exactly what just happened. it happens every time that you know, folks and activists and other folks, supporters and allies come together to try to address an issue here in oakland in front of the city hall. we get like pushback or police repression. it's nothing new. no change ever comes. >> reporter: the people here who say they are forced to live on the streets belieprotest in frot night was that housing is a human right. of course, later today we hope to hear comments from the city. reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda, >> 4:33. an even community is in mourning after someone shot >> bob

redell live outside the union police department. i understand those victims are young, just 11 and 14 years old. >> reporter: unfortunately that's very young. union city police have not yet made any arrests. investigators are looking into whether the shooting was possibly gang related and possibly related to another double shooting that took place this past wednesday about a half mile away from where the two boys were murdered. on saturday night sean and kevin were sitting in a van in a parking lot at sorel's elementary school when someone opened fire on them. i don't know if you can see the yellow parkers put down by police but they give you a sense of the number of shell casings left at the scene and how many shots were fired. last night, the community gathered at the school to remember the two children and hear from the aunt of one of the boys. >> our hearts continue to grieve for final

stop. we continue to love them and miss them and feel the pain and sorrow in our hearts for them. >> reporter: a school counsellor tells us both boys had at one point attended sorel's elementary with one just graduated there. she described them as sweet kids. reporting live here outside the union city police department, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 4:35 for you right now. st. mary's college students concerned about their day-to-day safety plan to communicate their concerns later today. it comes in the wake of recent situations where students believe the school did not do enough to keep them safe and in the loop. one situationnclude a perceived threat of violence that turned out to be harmless, another was an overnight grass fire. firefighters knocked down in time. students launched a petition calling for changes and also planning to hold a sit-in today at noon. the search is still on for someone this morning who's

either throwing or shooting things at vehicles on highway 101 south of gilroy. the most recent incident happened saturday near the 152 connector when an suv was hit, in addition to two incidents on the same area on friday when two people were injured and a projectile struck a carmel high school bus full of teenagers on their way to a football game in san jose. investigators believe at least several cars have been targeted in that area since the summer. 4:36 right now. and the 49andf you didn't know last night as biggie smalls says -- ♪ if you don't know, now you know ♪ >> they man handled the green bay packers. raj mathai and janelle wang were there taking on the action on and off the field. >> reporter: at this hour it's janelle and i and the grounds crew. >> we are staying until the end,

37-8, what a game. >> reporter: it was electric and the bay area certainly saw it but it was super bowl quality, janelle, the team looked good on both sides of the ball. >> reporter: the fans were thrilled, too, 72,000 fans showed up at levi's stadium, they got here tailgating outside and they were packing the stadium inside. >> it was like the old candlestick days. >> it was electrifying. >> reporter: as for the game the defense was great and we had big time offensive plays, third quarter, one of the many highlights, jimmy g. to george kittle. kittle has been out the last couple games, a 61-yard touchdown connection here and that's all you need to know. the 49ers win big 37-8 over the packers, here is jimmy g. after the game. >> a shout out to the faithful they were rocking tonight, the stadium, the energy, even just walking in, early in the afternoon you could feel it and it was really cool just to have levi's loud like that, so we got a good stretch coming up here. baltimore would be a great touch for us so it will be a good one.

>> reporter: jimmy g. excited and they have one out the door, the packers. are you ready for a long road trip, janelle? >> it will be a long one. >> reporter: 4ers go to baltimore for next weekend and instead of coming back home, fly down to sarasota, florida, to train for the week and after that going to new orleans so they'll play the packers, and then the ravens and then the saints. >> then we just keep cheering them on. >> to the super bowl. >> kris sanchez is going to have a live report on the big win from leeveigh's stadium, coming up at 5:00 a.m. come up later on "today in the bay" it looks like tesla's bullet proof window fail did not stop those orders from coming in its new signer truck. we'll talk about the preorders and earliest you'll be able to get behind the wheel. how about purchasing the entire company of tiffany's? details behind the billion-dollar sale and the other luxury line tiffany is set

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good morning. i'm rah shell solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is poised to open higher this morning. the stocks rose friday but the markets were down overall for the week, breaking a four-week winning streak and trade continues to be a focus today. a chinese newspaper is saying the u.s. and china are close to phase one of the trade deal.

the watch list reports on home prices, new home sales, consumer confidence, personal income and spending and third quarter gdp. the markets are closed on thursday, and it's a half day on friday. and a deal has been sealed. tiffany's is bought for more than $16 million. lvmh has luis vuitton, christian dior and hennessey. tiffany's has more than 300 stores worldwide but struggled in the u.s. sales have dropped amid the trade war between the two countries. despite the bumpy rollout it appears a lot of people are interested in getting their hands on the cyber truck. elon musk tweeted the tesla reiv electric pi only have to p down a $100 dposit to reserve expected to start until es

late 2021. back to you. >> we say it like this, cyber truck! >> cyber truck, cyber truck! >> ooh. yes, if it could speak that's how it would sound, a free. >> i think we're on the same page. >> thank you for joining our marketing team. see you later. coming up next on "today in the bay" you know what's coming our way? >> rain. kari hall is checking that. >> let's say it in unison! >> rain! >> today the last dry day we'll have across the bay area, also pretty windy, too, in walnut creek, starting out cold, low 40s and some low 60s by 11:00. we'll talk about where we'ref t rain anextnd >> poke, poke, you all owe my coke as we say it at the same time. 101 we know about this construction and slowing you'll see on the but first, nbc bay area responds.

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happening today, veterinarians from the marine mammal center in sausalito are expected to make sure thisuy is doing just fine. 5-month-old seal pup nicknamed santos, firefighters helped corral in redwood city, in a parking structure trying to get away. the lot sits near redwood creek which is where they believe santos ended up, after swimming fr there from the bay. wanted to get a jump on the black friday deals. >> take the dog out. >> that pup is better. >> we have to get the walks in. the rain is coming. >> we are going to see rain coming in late tomorrow afternoon and kind of off and on throughout wednesday before it wraps up on thursday. so here is a live look outside in san francisco, no need for the umbrellas just today it's still dry, in fact very dry, with the potential of

a high fire danger today, in some of our higher elevations, as our winds potentially gust up to 40 to 50 miles per hour, and then tomorrow afternoon the rain arrives, off and on throughout wednesday with rain totals from 0.1 of an inch to an inch of rain and we could see low elevation snow and that includes some bay area peaks from mt. diablo to mt. st. helena and parts of the santa cruz mountains could see snow. before the sierra we'll see up to four feet of snow as we go throughout this week, traveling there, that's going to have a huge impact on your travel plans and then by wednesday, here in the bay area, we may see some hail and storms developing as we see those scattered showers moving through. so here is a look at the storm right now, doesn't look all that impressive, but it is bringing in some rain, and some snow to parts of seattle as well as

washington state. we're going to see that moving in. as we go into tomorrow, we are going to see the rain moving in late in the evening, and then by wednesday we're seeing the scattered showers moving through. now we will see as we head towards thanksgiving the rain will start to move up toward the east and it's just going to be a cold and windy thanksgiving. by friday, we're dry. saturday looks dry, but then the next storm system arrives on late saturday into sunday. so once again, the rain that we're expecting here across the bay area has been the most since about may 18th, and we are looking at up to an inch of rain for most of the bay area, a little bit higher up toward the east with sierra snow. once again a big major impact on travel, up to two to four feet of snow. we're going to see the potential also of some thunderstorms on wednesday. thanksgiving is dry.

friday is dry but if you're planning to head anywhere heading back home on sunday, it's going to be in the mid-50s and raining. so mike, you're following up on a couple of incidents out there. >> i am, kari. the first one is san jose. there was a crash south 101 coming away from sjc the airport and down toward brokaw, one lane blocked and sounding like things were cleared up but holding steady for 20 minutes. i haven't gotten word on the all clear from chp. haven't seen any slowing on our sensors either, though. your typical commute would be northbound and that starts another 20 to 30 minutes. as you travel north around 680 we'll track both directions via. the rest of the bay a smooth drive, a little slowing out of the altamont as you expect and nothing for the peninsula or the east bay as far as incidents or slowing. this is a concern, continues right here, westbound across that bay bridge, we had more focus around treasure island, there was report of a stall. no metering lights are on but

the cash lanes are backing up, we still have one lane on each side of the fastrak to open for for the morning commute. westbound things are bunching up around the tower, maybe the disabled vehicle, judging by the visual pattern. back to you. >> thanks, mike. rail commuters in the north bay have something to look forward to this new year. smarttrains will run on an expanded schedule. starting in january weekday service will get a boost. also service will start earlier on weekends thede me connectiono ferry and bus service in marin and sonoma counties. a high school student lost his bat well bone cancer, an emotional sendoff. ♪

mourners at new beginnings church yesterday held a musical celebration of life for ramon sanders. he broke his leg earlier this year playing football for laney college when doctors diagnosed his cancer. this was originally plan aed to celebrate him surviving cancer and hoped to leave the hospital to attend but died on friday leaving behind a fiance and 1-year-old daughter. >> he's supportive, optimistic, he's goofec to leave so >> so sad. sanders' dream was to attend a soon. t's why friends planned that event to make his dream a reality. a nice tribute. >> yes. >> too young. it's 4:52. as the hours tick down to thanksgiving there's a big need for turkeys to help needy families in the south bay. >> here is a look inside live at sacred heart in san jose.

you can see they have the meals there ready to start prepping. today is the first day of thanksgiving food distribution, but there's one major problem, they're short about 2,600 turkeys. sacred heart is asking the community to help by bringing turkeys to their donation center at first and alma. volunteers are accepting turkeys today through wednesday and money can be donated online. 4:53 for you right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," golden state have moved there and how that now stacks u there. it could be a game changer, what berkeley's chancellor is saying about s.a.t. and a.c.t. exams dropping them from admissions requirements. the boy scouts of america mortgaging a valuable ranch in the rocky mountains. the organization faces a growing number of sex abuse lawsuits.

the boy scouts has no plans to sell the scout ranch in new mexico. it's using the collateral to help cover financial needs including rising insurance rates related to sex abuse litigation. the ranch is more than 200 square miles of rugged mountain wilder patience. the boy scouts of america operates 35 staffed camps and 55 trail camps across america. a lot more news ahead. it's 4:54.

you might as well call it a total wreck for at least a half dozen passengers on a cruise ship that docked yesterday in loss ang less. all fell ill likely from norovirus. four had to be taken to the hospital. the norwegian cruise ship wrapped up a 16-day journey

starting in florida and there are reports far more passengers, more than six passengers were showing at least some symptoms. despite all that, new passengers board the ship a few hours later, after crews gave the ship a major cleaning. >> it is 4:57. more californians are leaving the golden state for the silver ported more than 50,000 from july 2017 to july 2018 pushed the state's population past 3 million. nevada was the nationest's fastest growing state in 2018. more adults were born in nevada than california than there are native people from nevada. new details that make my school students breathe easier. university of california leaders are voicing support that are their idea of dropping s.a.t. and a.c.t. exam scores, research concerning the test performances so strongly influenced by family income, student's education and race that using them for college

admission decisions is unfair. uc and cal state schools are using standardized tests. over the last year nearly 50 schools made the scores optional. uber's license to

operate. coming up, why the city is hitting the brakes on the san francisco company's operations there. plus -- >> being arrested for being in a

park. >> protesters arrested in oakland after staging a tent city outside city hall. coming up the message and demands behind the demonstration. and time to dig out that umbrella. rain and snow on the way as we head closer to thanksgiving. meteorologist kari hall is tracking your turkey day forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now. good looking snow fort