right now at 5:00, london just revoked 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 forecast for the sierra.

thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. good morning to you on this monday and what a game for those 49ers. did you watch some? >> a little bit. >> if you didn't see it, you missed a lot! look, it was a great game and we are happy with another win. we'll talk more coming up later. kris will talk about that at 5:08. >> jimmy g. what an arm -- and face. >> the man to beat this morning. >> let's get to the forecast. it's getting hot in here. >> we've got a lot going on in this forecast. it starts out really cold this morning, and it will be a mild but windy day with a high fire danger, and then as we head into tomorrow, we're going to see some rain approaching from north to south, starting to see that rain arrive during the afternoon hours, and then off and on as we head into tuesday night, as well as wednesday. we'll talk about all that comes along with this rain coming up and mike, right now you have a new problem in the tri-valley. >> absolutely. it's a couch. let that sink in.

south bay peninsula, speeds are fine. we have a crash we're clearing from southbound 101 at brokaw, this just reported southbound 680 at sunol boulevard, reports someone hit a couch in the middle of the freeway. it's not yet clear. still slow at the bay bridge toll plaza well. breaking news this morning in london, where transit leaders are refusing to renew uber's license to operate, citing several instances that placed 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 can continue operating while the appeals process is under way. new overnight, oakland police arrested protesters and homeless people in front of city hall. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda shows us how police had to carry some people out,

sharon. >> reporter: that's right, laura. some of the protesters locked themselves inside of their tents at the park in front of city hall. you can see from the video around midnight, police moved in and carried people out. protesters and some homeless put in handcuffs before being escorted out. they had been demonstrating earlier all sunday. they claim the city is not doing enough for the homeless community. officers came back to clear out protesters after all the media left last night. >> it happens every time that homeless 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. beget like pushback or police repression like that. it's nothing new. i mean, you know, no change ever comes. >> reporter: the people here who say they are forced to live on the streets believe they have a right to protest in front of city hall. now this should get interesting because of course president trump says he has his own plan on how to deal with the homeless

in california, while oakland deals with this issue. reporting live in oakland i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, tracy. after two weeks in our nation's capitol, democrats may not be done yet. the man in charge of the house investigation says they may call witnesses as new allegations come to light against top republicans in the inquirinquir. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c., covering all of this. >> marcus, good morning. the new allegation is against a california congressman who was front and center at the impeachment hearings, now facing allegations of his own similar to president trump. california republican devon nunez told fox he may sue and cannot answer allegations he met with ukraine's former top prosecutor about investigating the bidens, the same issue facing president trump. these new allegations came from

the attorney of a rudy giuliani associate who has been indicted. giuliani is the president's personal attorney. nunez is important because he is the top republican on the committee in charge of impeachment hearings. turns out those hearings may not be over. >> we don't foreclose the possibility of more depositions, more hearings. we are in the process of getting more documents all the time. >> we need the emails and paperwork that we have subpoenaed from the state department and from the white house. >> reporter: republicans are preparingor the president to be impeached. >> i think that speaker pelosi's judicial philosophy from the beginning has been guilty. >> reporter: the white house is preparing for a trial. >> we'll be able to call witnesses, we'll be able to challenge their witnesses, produce other evidence and those witnesses may include the whistle-blower. >> reporter: there's no time line for an impeachment vote. tracie potts nbc news, washington. >> now to an update on a story we first told but last week, marin voter also decide on a new

tax to help prevent wildfires. supervisors approved a ten-year proposal. how much you would pay would be based on the size of your home. a typical house 1800 square feet would pay $180. the marin wildfire prevention authority is supporting that measure. 5:06. concern is growing among people who have lost their homes in the latest california wildfires that will never receive any compensation. some 70,000 claims have been filed against pg&e which is blamed for sparking several deadly fires. because the utility is now in bankruptcy protection, some of the latest fire victims are concerned the wait for a payout may never end, in part due to the legal entanglements holding up the establishment of a compensation fund. what a game for 49ers faithful. fans this morning may have a little more extra pep in their step. >> everyone's buzz being a win that further proves the niners are legit in the game you saw right here on nbc bay area.

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez live this morning outside of levi's stadium, where all the excitement happened. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. the lights are still on here on the home turf this morning, and certainly it is a very exciting time to be a 49ers fan, as you could tell from the volume inside levi's stadium last night. the fans were ready to drown out the notoriously fierce green bay packers fans and the nbc bay area team that was here last night said it might have been one of the loudest games of the year. the niners led the whole first half and then in the third quarter, jimmy garoppolo threw a 60-something yard pass to george kittle and in the fourth a final score of 37-8. some fans in the gold mine seats who lived through the north bay fire storms say we needed that. >> especially in california last

year it's a blessing to be here. >> reporter: as the niners hit the road from here, they play the ravens in baltimore and then they move on to the saints in new orleans, as they fight to stay at the top of the nfc. i want to know what you thought of the game, whether you watched it here at levi's stadium in good company or watched it in good company at home here on nbc bay area. join us on facebook and twitter, tell us what you thought of the game and the niners. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we love them. >> i think that's pretty obvious. we're wearing our red today. let's get a look at the forecast. >> a live look in dublin this morning, it's already a busy start to this monday morning, maybe getting a jump on work before we have maybe a short week. now, we are going to also track the potential of a high fire danger today, because it's still really dry and we have a

northerly wind picking up today that could at times gust to 35 to 40 miles per hour, even higher in the upper elevations, but expect it to be windy today, as our temperatures reach into the mid-60s. we're going to see one last really dry day before we start to see our next storm coming in that will bring us some rain by tomorrow. so temperatures today up to 63 in napa and in oakland. san jose reaching 64, while san francisco will see a high of 62. we'll talk about that incoming rain coming up. right now, mike, you're closely tracking the been beeay bridge. >> we had a disabled vehicle mid span, i saw clustering around the tower, things have smoothed out and built up at the bay bridge toll plaza which was starting to recover just in time for the morning burst to hit this area as well. we look at the speed sensors better across the span, bunching up at the bay bridge toll plaza pretty much on schedule. we did have the early delay across the span and that may

cause more slowing out of the maze. we'll track that for the next half hour. southbound 068 that couch still reported in the lanes of traffic headed south just past sunol boulevard. a crash on the shoulder near the dublin interchange may be an issue for 580. the rest of the bay looks just fine. back to you. >> thanks, mike. if you are with us friday morning you saw plenty of tesla's new cyber truck. >> it's getting a lot of buzz. some loved it, some not so much. stick around the next two minutes because we have the numbers of how many people put down the downpayment over the weekend or deposit. scott? >> that's right. also a big stoplight for uber, it may get kicked out of a major city, marcus. and are you flying for thanksgiving? and you need to pack that stuffing to go? coming up, the food items you can and cannot board on a plane. we're going to have more for you coming up after the break. you're watching "today in the bay." here, it all starts with a simple...

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in less than five minutes. >> westbound bay bridge the incline and of course entering the tunnel all smoothed out over the last few minutes. we're tracking the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, which happens now and i'm also watching the dun lblin intercha. no tapping of the brakes toward 680 but an incident in the lanes, we'll give you that update coming up. and good morning, very happy monday to you. san francisco's charles schwab is buying td ameritrade. we had hints of that on friday. cro crowdstrike a sunnyvale company and subject of a favorite conspiracy theory at the white house. we'll take a closer look at that in "checks and balances." uber this is friday's close. don't expect green arrows today. uber lost its license to operate in london after the transportation authority there found thousands upon thousands of instances of nonqualified drivers using somebody else's uber account to drive. uber can keep operating for now but could be fully kicked out of

the british capital in the future. amazon is objecting to a decision to give microsoft a multibillion-dollar contract to run cloud computing for the u.s. military. amazon says it suspects president trump was behind the decision, you think as commander in chief he'd have a say but cannot interfere in contracts in that weigh. amazon says it will show the courts the president has a bias against the company. >> he wants political influence so that amazon will benefit from it. that's not right. and believe me if i become president, oh, do they have problems. >> amazon founder jeff bezos owns "the washington post," which has been critical of president trump. and marcus and laura, elon musk says there are more than 200,000 deposits on the cyber truck, the unusual pickup truck we showed you on friday. you can't compare that to the number of deposits for the model three when it was first introduced because the deposits on the model 3 were a thousand

bucks. deposits on the cyber truck are a hundred bucks. i was think being putting down a deposit so we could go through it, here is the updates we're getting. now it does give quite a bit of money, there's gives, gives tesla a lot of cash to work with so it could use. it's a new week so it's a new episode of our podcast "sand hill road" as well. this week we talk to bank capital's indy gura, growing up in saudi arabia and how that affects what he does right now. >> i think it profoundly shaped who i am. i would say there's value to not being in the center of the crowd. >> it is fascinating, when you take away the tv cameras, and the lights, and everything else, and just put a microphone at somebody, in front of somebody, how much you can get out of them in an interview. we've done tv interviews our whole careers and these

podcasts, people relax, they talk to you. it's really cool. >> good. we'll look forward to it. everybody's getting ready for thanksgiving. if you are traveling and plan to have tupperware in tow when you fly to your turkey day destination the tsa has important reminders. turkey, stuffing, pie, and casseroles are okay to bring on your carry-on bag but when it comes to cranberry sauce, wine, gravy, carving knives. >> what? >> yes, you might have to make a last-minute run to the store once you land. those items are not allowed. >> other than the knives, if you freeze it, you can take it on because it's not a liquid. >> maybe not your wine. i wouldn't advise that. >> winesicle? >> other than the wine, too. >> it's a big travel week. people are making plans to head all across the country, or maybe

even staying here at home, and having family come in. so we're going to have a lot of changes ahead. we've been bragging to our friends and family about how nice and warm it's been. that is about to change. look at the bottom of the screen. it shows the temperatures that will be our highs, as we go through the week, as this storm system drops down into the bay area, and brings in a lot with it. so today we're dry. here is a look at tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. we start to see the rain coming down, even some snow up around parts of northern lake and mendocino counties, and then we're going to see some heavy rain rolling through for any area from san francisco over toward oakland on southward going into tomorrow night. and then we see more scattered showers picking up on wednesday, off and on rain throughout the day. temperatures are going to be very cold so some of our higher elevations will see some snow, and then as we go toward thursday, our rain starts to move out.

so we have a couple of weather systems headed our way, the first one once again moving in between late tomorrow and early on wednesday, and then as it wraps up, could bring in some thunderstorms along with some hail by wednesday afternoon. we take a look at friday, it's all dry, but windy and cold and we are going to see some dry weather continuing into saturday, but by sunday early in the morning, we'll start to see that rain returning. some of our computer models are showing anywhere a half to over an inch of rain, mostly our coastal areas, upper elevations will have the highest amounts of rain and for the sierra, take a look at this. we could see up to three, even possibly four feet of snow, higher up, as we go throughout this week. this is going to be a cold and very wet storm, and for us, our temperatures are going to be downright chilly, and then look at the morning temperatures, freezing as we head toward black friday and saturday morning, and our high temperatures only

struggling to hit 50 degrees, so we do have a lot to track here over the next couple of days so make sure you keep checking in. mike, you have two reports in the tri-valley. >> that's right, tracking both of them. the first one we talk about is the one i mentioned approaching the dublin interchange. even though we didn't see brake lights last time we checked at the commercial break, we have a smoother drive now as you head toward 680. word is that the crash has cleared from all lanes now. it's on the right shoulder so it is a visual distraction. no slowing shows up there or 680 southbound. we had the couch reported in the middle of the freeway, someone reportedly hit that couch but i have seen no slowing and no traffic break either. chp isn't there yet so we'll track that. look at that, we just changed from green to yellow so there is slowing through the area. watch it approaching sunol boulevard. we'll look at the rest of the bay and south bay along the peninsula are all good. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and the backup. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the housing crisis in the

bay area can pit renterser have lus landlords. >> it's a struggle most can understand, excuse me. coming up next, two more cities to look to protect renters from unfair evictions and rent gouging. ♪ the players gonna play, play, play, play ♪ ♪ and the haters gonna hate, hate, hate ♪ >> taylor swift shaking it up last night. you're watching "today in the bay." with new statewide

renter protections taki 5:24 for you right now and with new statewide renter protections taking effect in january, leaders in two peninsula cities this week may preemptively help tenants ahead of the deadline. councilmembers in south san francisco and san bruno will debate an emergency moratorium halting no fault evictions and rent gouging. the new law will take effect and make those evictions more costly and difficult. tenants rights groups are seeing an unusual surge of evictions before the law kicks in. nfl reports no nfl teams are interested in signing former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. the finger pointing continues over his failed workout. >> espn says not a single team reached out to kaepernick following his public workout.

last weekend, kaepernick camp decided to hold a solo workout after an nfl sponsored event imploded. each side now blames the other. the quarterback's reps believe the whole thing was a pr stunt. the nfl insists league owners did want to give him a chance to show off his skills. in the meantime raider nation we hate to remind you of this but the team forgot to show up yesterday, despite a great chance to boost its playoff hopes. in a word the raiders looked lousy against the jets. the jets won 34-3 but there's still hope for the raiders, if they beat kc next week they'll be tied for first in the division. a wise woman suns said the haters are gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, and you have to shake it off. >> shake it off. taylor swift had a love story last night at the american music awards. ♪ you be the prince and i'll be the princess ♪ ♪ you love stories

>> there she is, taylor swift performed a medley of her classic hits during last night's show and took home six awards including artist of the decade. she is the most decorated ama winner of all-time, a title previously held by michael jackson. swift has now won 28 awards, jackson 24. >> a lot there. 5:26. coming up next, top stories we're following for you on this monday morning. >> someone either throwing or shooting things at cars on the highway just outside the bay area. over the weekend, more vehicles damaged including a school bus full of students. the area you should be weary of, especially if you're traveling south. plus -- >> we continue to love them and miss them and feel the pain and sorrow in our hearts for them. >> tragedy in the east bay, two young boys gunned down over the weekend. coming up in a live report why investigators think this might

be connected to another deadly shooting. >> looking athe the bay bridge toll plaza the backup has begun. mike inouye is getting us that commute in a bit and kari hall is getting us an update on what we can expect with this forecast. you're watching "today in the bay."

a very good monday morning to you. taking a live look at the radar, look at what is headed our way, some rain finally in the

forecast. how it may or may not affect your holiday plans. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall is keeping us updated when we can expect the rain. >> we'll see the rain moving in tomorrow afternoon. today we have one last dry day and comes along with gusty winds as we take a live look in palo alto as you head out this morning, chilly start. we're in the low 40s and as we go into the rest of the day a nice warmup headed our way. this is the storm system that will drop down and head into the bay area, going into tomorrow, as well as late wednesday before it wraps up in time for thanksgiving, but once again, dry today with some gusty winds. we could see that rain moving into the north bay by late tomorrow afternoon. so we'll talk more about that, and these rain totals coming up. mike, you're starting out with a couch on the freeway? >> i am. looking at slowing but the slowing just popped up, just as

you were talking chp removed this from their list, south 068, the couch is gone. the slowing remains and that should clear up as well because west 580 moves smoothly and so does highway 84, the volume not so bad coming through the tri-valley right now. south bay and peninsula just fine here, east bay as well, hayward north in toward san leandro a smooth drive westbound 580 the same. the backup of course in this area, contra costa is fine. slowing for highway 4 and the bay bridge metering lights. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 5:31. an east bay community is in mourning after someone shot and killed two young boys. now police are looking for the shooter. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live outside of the union city police department and bob, those victims just 11 and 14 years old. >> reporter: two young boys. police have not made any arrests and looking athe the possibility this shooting might have been gang related and 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. saturday night 1:30, boys known as 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 markers 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 them. we know this is not their 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." >> bob, thank you. 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 situation includes 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 156 connector when an suv was hit, in addition to two incidents on the same area on friday when two people were injured in a mercedes 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

40 cars have been targeted in that same area since this summer. rail commuters in the north bay have something to look forward to this coming new year. smarttrains will run on an expanded schedule. the agency signed off on the expansion. starting in january weekday service will get a boost. also service will start earlier on weekends the new schedule will provide more connections to ferry and bus service in marin and sonoma counties. happening today, veterinarians from the marin mammal center in sausalito are expected to make sure this little guy right here is doing fine. 5-month-old seal pup nicknamed santos, firefighters helped corral in redwood city, in a parking structure. the lot sits near redwood creek which is where they believe santos ended up, after swimming there from the bay. cute little fella there.

5:4 f34 right now. as the hours tick down to thanksgiving there's a need for a lot of families who are looking for food this holiday season. >> we have a live look this morning, this is inside sacred heart in san jose. you see all the food for give-away, all stacked up. today is the first day of that thanksgiving food distribution that they do every year, so giving. but once again there's a problem. they're short about 2600 turkeys. sacred heart is asking the community for help bringing turkeys to the donation center at first and alma. the executive director says many people are being forgotten in the bay area. >> this is one of the wealthiest communities in the country, and understanding that there are tens of thousands, over 100,000 folks in this valley struggling just to make ends meet and put food on the table that are facing homelessness and other types of issues is something we should all be figuring out ways we can contribute to. >> if you're able to do something, please do, volunteer

also be accepting turkeys today through wednesday. if you can't get over there, they are also, you can pay online, donate some money as well. we want to thank everyone as well who came out this weekend to join us at safeways across the bay area. our annual feed the need food drive off to a great start. this weekend nbc bay area and telemundo 48 helped to get the word out. over the weekend, people were very generous, and donating more than 29,000 bags of food. that's mike inouye. still plenty of time to donate. our food drive runs through christmas day. we were out there. >> you did a live broadcast out there. >> i think we kicked things off early in the morning on saturday. it was really fun. >> safeways around the bay for the morning show. >> there we go. >> then we're sure to get coffee.

let's look out there, thanks to everyone who came out at willow glen and we had kris sanchez, garvin thomas, chris chmura and arlen fernandez as well as great folks looking out toward the south bay, traffic is flowing smoothly. an earlier crash reported at baskin for south 10. may be a disabled vehicle in the same area area or another report of activity. slowing and a recovery for south 680. the earlier crash involving a couch in the roadway that couch reportedly removed and so is the crash from the chp report. we're still watching because that initially set off the slowing we typically see through that stretch of the tri-valley. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive toward the bay bridge toll plaza, we are seeing slowing at the toll plaza and the metering lights turned on at 5:15, the new normal but nicer out of richmond toward san rafael. >> all right. so it's monday, and we're looking forward to the weekend. >> but we have to get through the rain and thanksgiving. >> right, and it's really our weekend starts on thursday for a lot of people, and so if you're

going to be traveling, you want to know about the forecast this week. huge changes ahead, and we do still have the high fire danger today, rain moves in tomorrow afternoon, continues through wednesday but it looks to clear out by thanksgiving day. friday is also going to be clear, but look at how chilly it's going to be. time to start digging out the winter gear from the back of the closet, so we are going to also see the off and on showers for san francisco, and temperatures dropping down into the low 50s, heading toward thanksgiving, as well as the weekend. if you're going to be traveling back to the bay area, you will be met with some rain that will be returning as we head toward the end of the weekend. so for san jose, look at how chilly our temperatures will be, as we see the rain taper off very early thursday morning. friday is looking dry. late saturday we'll see the rain coming back and then off and on rain on sunday. if you're going to the sierra, we're going to see temperatures only reaching into the mid-20s

for highs, as that snow continues off and on, we're still going to see the snow showers on thursday. friday is looking partly cloudy and then on saturday we'll see the snow coming back down again. let me know where you're headed for this holiday weekend. i'm@karihallweather on twitter, facebook and instagram. the last warm, dry day, more coming up in three minutes. >> we better enjoy it, thanks. californians changing the face of nevada. coming up, how many people from the golden state have actually moved there and how that stacks up against those who actually were born there. >> from gold tonsiler have. it could be a game changer, what uc berke his's chancellor is saying about s.a.t. and a.c.t. exams when it comes to dropping them from admission requirements. the u.s. intelligence community warns politicians they are repeating russian propaganda. i'll walk you through it, when "today in the bay" continues.

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right now at 5:42, let's get a live look outside in the south bay, as we check out how san jose starts out the day, and heading toward campbell, very chilly morning, with some low 40s, and then we reach into the low 60s today, which is about normal, but we are about to get some really cold air, a hire fire danger today and this may be the last day we have to worry about that as storms move in tomorrow and the rest of the

week. i'll talk about that, we'll look back at the fire season, and all of the rain that's headed our way, coming up in about five minutes. >> and a little bunching north 101 from willow up to just shy of marsh. we have that overnight crew that typically moves about this time, what's going on right now. we'll track the impact on the rest of your commute coming up. oakland city hall is cleared of protesters this morning, after a busy few hours overnight. our cameras were there as police made arrests, even carrying some of the folks away. at 6:00 for you this morning, you will hear their message to the city, i want to you stick around because we're going to hear what they're demanding, coming up, our top story at the top of the hour. a possible added challenge for those planning to drive to southern california for the thanksgiving holiday. meteorologists are tracking the potential for snow on i-5 through the grapevine. flash flood advisories may also

be in effect for wednesday and thursday. as for air travel, with a live look at sfo, it will be busy over the coming days. the airport says more than 1 million people will pass through the airport from last friday through this upcoming sunday. high winds yesterday forced a ground stop at dulles international with passengers enduring a lot of lengthy delays in newark and boston. >> i think we're going to leave on time. >> a little nervous getting out today. >> strong winds could have an impact on the macy's thanksgiving day parade with concerns growing that conditions could ground most of the big balloon floats. more californians are leaving the golden state for the silver state. more than 50,000 californians moved to nevada from july of 2017 to 2018. that pushed the states's population past 3 million. you nevada was the nation's fastest growing state in 2018. more adults were born in nevada

than california than there are native people from nevada. new details that may make 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, parents 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 s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores optional. america's leaders are warned not to spread a hoax perpetrated by the russians about a silicon valley company. >> the president is doing it anyway. >> senator chuck grassley and devin nunez as well. senators have been briefed by our intelligence communities that a story that the ukrainians

and not the russians interfered with our elections was created by the russians as propaganda. you recall dr. fiona hill formerly top russian expert with the white house national security advisers said exactly the same thing. if you repeat these claims, she said, you're repeating russian propaganda. in the middle is a company called strocrowdstrike. here is the president phoning in to "fox & friends." >> it's very interesting, they have the server from the dnc, democratic national committee. >> who has the server? >> the fbi went in and told them get out of here, with ear not giving it to you. they gave the server to crowdstrike or whatever it's called, which is a company owned by a very wealthy ukrainian. and i still want to see that server. you know, the fbi has never gotten that server. that's a big part of this whole thing. why did they give to to a

ukrainian company. >> are you sure they gave it to ukraine? >> that's what the word is. >> let's take that piece by piece. crowdstrike is not a ukrainian company. it's based in sunny veil, owned by all kinds of investors, the largest are hedge funds. you can buy a share if you wish. it's not owned by ukrainians. the president is not correct when he says this. >> which is a country -- which is a company owned by a very healthy ukrainian. >> there is no wealthy ukrainian. of the founders of crowdstrike, one was born elsewhere, but not ukrainian, he was born in moscow. the next claim that crowdstrike has the email server our intelligence communities says was attacked by the russians. >> they gave the server to crowdstrike or whatever it's called. >> that is also incorrect. crowdstrike is a security company called in to stop the hack and add access but does not poe sense the server. crowdstrike helps protect republican parties' computers, too. >> the fbi has never gotten that everybody isser.

that server, a big part of this whole thing. >> also incorrect in the sense the investigators mirrored the server. they have the information, maybe not the machine with the power cords. the dnc was the victim, not the perpetrator. our intelligence community and fiona hill warned this is part of a russian propaganda plan. there is other news this morning but i thought it important we talk about the crowdstrike thing. adam schiff said the investigation is not over and may call for more witnesses and "the washington post" has uncovered emails showing mick mulvaney asking budget officials for legal justification to withhold military aid to ukraine. we'll explore that in the coming week. follow me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thank you, scott. this morning we want to look at the commute before you head out the door to see how things are moving. >> things are slowing down a bit this morning and tomorrow will be a heavy travel day but we'll start the end of the year slide around thanksgiving.

right here looking at this sliding arrow northbound, crews cleared the northbound side just about marsh, typical this time. things are moving nicely along this side of the screen, right here where the camera was. a couple of crashes in san jose. they are the same incident involving a big rig truck, one just before and one just after 87, southbound 101. we haven't seen any slowing all morning. the northbound side shows slowing, a typical commute, and we'll see how that sorts it out as it should over the next half hour and build once again. between the arrows the flow of south heading away from 580, the typical pattern for hayward as well as through the tri-valley, what we typically see, what we're seeing right now. things are right on schedule around there and also for contra costa county a little slowing started earlier on highway 4 through pittsburg. a little build around rodeo and hercules and the berke clay area westbound 80 toward the bay bridge toll plaza and slow at

the richmond-san rafael bridge. we're picking up the volume a tad bit. >> as we we get ready to head out we'll see chilly temperatures. we look at what it feels like now as you head out the door in napa. 34 degrees in napa and in santa rosa. 48 in palo alto, so you do need the heavier jacket. today still a warm day as we reach into the mid-60s, up to 65 in concord. 64 degrees in livermore, and today is the day to prep for that rain that will be moving in. it's been a while so you may have to move in the patio furniture, also secure some of the things that may be blown around and some high winds, clearing leaves from the storm drains as well as the gutters, as we get ready for that rain to move in. hour by hour, we talk about when that rain gets here, once again today is dry. we take to you tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 and the rain is moving into the north bay, we're seeing some cold temperatures and some snow up across lake and mendocino

counties, and heavy rain moves in to areas south of the golden gate bridge, as we go into tomorrow evening, and then it still will be scattered with off and on showers on wednesday and the potential of some thunderstorms. rain totals look to be anywhere from about a half an inch in parts of the east bay, over across the santa cruz mountains and parts of the north bay as well as sierra snow that will be significant. we're talking about snow levels coming down to 2,000 feet and may reach up to three, possibly four feet of snow going into the next several days. our fire danger continues today but we'll be wrapping up, see some scattered showers tomorrow. rain moving in during the afternoon. the potential of some storms on wednesday. thursday thanksgiving day is looking dry. friday looking dry and hichilly and saturday late into the evening early sunday we'll see our next round of rain moving in. >> kari, let's talk about this

rain, we've needed it for so long, had the fire threat so dry out there. >> yes, it has been so dry. >> it will make a difference? >> it will make a huge difference. this is what we've seen in terms of our fire season, and this could possibly be finally the end of the 2019 fire season. now normally we see our fire season going from june to september, but because of climate change, it has been extended by about 75 days, and we've also seen more destructive wildfires in recent history. so taking a look back at what affected us this fire season, remember the kincade fire. this was late in the season developing on october 23rd, continues through november 6th, before they got full containment on it, and it burned more than 77,000 acres, which is 121 square miles, that was a huge fire for the season and so as we take a look at what we're going to see heading into the next

several years, unfortunately they may get more severe, but overall it wasn't that bad of a fire season. overall across the state, we have 250,000 acres burned this year, but compare that to last year, which was the worst fire season we ever had, we had 1.8 million acres burned last year. now coming up tomorrow, i'll talk about el nino, what we're seeing right now and the outlook for temperature and precipitation coming up for the next three months, coming up tomorrow. >> thank you, kari. now we want to talk about the boy scouts of america, mortgages a valuable ranch in the rocky mountains, because the organization is facing a growing number of sex abuse lawsuits. it has no plans to sell the philmont ranch in new mexico. it is using the collateral for rising insurance rates related to sex abuse litigation.

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going viral on social media, "today" show on cor hoda kotb is engaged. a lot of hugs and laughs, congratulations to hoda. very exciting. new today "frozen ii" broke a box office record in its opening weekend earned an estimated $127 million in america and about $350 million worldwide. as for the records it set, the highest grossing weekend ever specifically for an animated film globally. it is also the largest opening for any walt disney animation studios release. america's biggest shopping days of the year start this week. >> and this morning, there's a revised spending forecast. the bank rate survey found 74% of adults say they will not increase their holiday spending this year, that includes 22% who say they will spend less than

last year. just under a third of those who won't increase their spending say it's because they are concerned about the state of their finances or the economy. a bay area holiday tradition is back. >> we're talking about the great dickens victorian party, one-of-a-kind holiday adventure turned the cow palace into a combination of music halls, pubs, dance floors and shops. organizers say there's nothing like it in the world because of how immersive the experience is. >> it is a marvelous juried crafts show with over 100 shops and wonderful restaurants filled with hand made foods but it has more depth to it because of the 800 performers that bring to life the time of charles dickens and london of the 19th century. >> the fair is open on saturdays, sundays through december 22nd. it's also open this friday, the day after thanksgiving. >> absolutely. paris is ready for the holidays,

the city's world famous avenue has its christmas lights on. 400 trees adorned with energy efficient l.e.d. lights. we aren't forget being thanksgiving on thursday. the "today" show is hosting 52 chefs on the plaza that morning. they'll be representing all 50 states, plus d.c. and puerto rico so celebrate the flavors of america. they're calling it united plates of america. right now 6:00, breaking news overnight involving uber. the decision overseas and what it means for the future of the san francisco company. we're protesting because there are a bunch of empty homes and a bunch of homeless people and i think people should have homes. >> overnight arrests after a day-long protest outside of oakland city hall. what people told our cameras as police moved in early this

morning. and tracking the storm, a big system is coming our way. the question for a lot of families, will it impact your plans for the holiday? kari has the answers. "today in the bay" continues right now. hope you're coming off a great weekend, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. before we go any further let's talk about our 49ers. did you see them on fire last night? >> how could you miss it? the 49ers simply in action, especially jimmy g. really connecting. a lot of yards out there, over 250 yards i think thrown. so really looking good. >> if you are a fan you can't help but be proud. >> i wasn't watching the game, i'll be honest, at my daughter's basketball game in the stands. we had wifi and might have had some phones that were streaming. >> i bet. we'll get to more of that coming up. let's look at the weather. rain in the forecast. >> we have some rain coming in tomorrow, so today is the last day