right now at 4:30, a live look outside for you, sfo, where the holiday travel rush is kicking off today. "today in the bay's" kari hall is actually tracking when that rain returns in the forecast, as many catch their flights. we want to thank you for starting your morning with us. it's a situation going on there. >> looks very nice and clear but i know a lot of folks are worried about the possibility of flight delays. >> i'm marcus washington. >> kris sanchez. nice to be here. >> what day is this? >> it is friday. >> it's friday. >> can't you tell? >> just in case you didn't know. >> right, so we're waking up getting ready for the day and having to deal with this in the north bay, some dense fog as we

take a look at our san rafael camera, but elsewhere, we are seeing some mostly clear visibility. our next storm approaching for the weekend, we'll be tracking that with rain set in move in late tomorrow night. i'll have more on the time line. vianey, how is it looking? >> we have one crash that's sort of starting to cause delays but thankfully it looks like this will be cleared out soon along southbound 101 at great america parkway. the number three lane is blocked. you can see a little bit of that yellow near the crash. good thing that it's only 4:30 in the morning. as soon as they clear that out we should be good to go. a quick check of your east bay drive times because 880 and 680 tend to get busy. it's friday but we're headed into a holiday weekend. southbound 880 from 238 to highway 84 only about nine minutes.

i'll have another update coming up shortly. >> thanks, vianey. breaking news in the south bay for you. san jose police are at the scene of a shooting that happened about two hours ago. >> "today in the bay's" roz plater just arrived on scene and roz, what can you tell us at÷81 this point? >> reporter: we are in a residential neighborhood not far from berryessa and mattahorn. a lot of police on the scene. the last five minutes or so they have operating out twoy but two officers knocking on doors presumably waking people up to canvas them what they know about what's going on. we still don't have a lot of information, so let's show you what we know so far. this appears to all have started sometime around 2:30 this morning. san jose police officers have been on the scene here looking for clues and collecting evidence. now we spotted multiple evidence markers on the ground. they can be seen examining what appears to be shell casings and an ambulance was seen pulling away from the scene earlier and

we've confirmed this morning that one person was shot and police continue to have several of the feeder streets around this area shut down. but again, we do not have a lot more information about what has happened. we have reached out to san jose police for more information and as soon as we get more details we'll bring those to you. for now we are live in san jose, i'm roz plater for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, roz. it is 4:33 now. also new overnight, deputies are investigating another shooting also in san jose. this one happened during a fight that involved at least six people on the key road near white road. officers were called to the scene around midnight. they say one person was shot in the leg, another was struck in the head with a blunt object and does have serious injuries. police are still trying to piece together what happened and have not made any arrests. a follow-up to city leaders unanimously voted to extend an emergency ordinance when it comes to short-term rentals on airbnb, requiring homeowners to

live on the property when renting their home and if there are two homes on the lot, the host must stay in the larger, and rent out the other. councilmembers first approved it as an emergency ordinance last month and it will now be extended at least until next november. of course, it was all prompted by that halloween shooting where five people died at an airbnb. two people are currently facing charges tied to the investigation. grief counsellors will be on hand today at a north bay private school, where a student died on campus yesterday. it happened after some kind of accident on the playground at mark day school in san rafael kindergarten through eight school. all the school is saying is staff members immediately called 911 when the accident happened and the unidentified student did not survive. new developments inside the courtroom in the long legal battle over the future of cupertino's vallco shopping mall. plans are in the works to transform the mall into a housing, office and retail space

but opponents argued cupertino entered into an illegal agreement that does not meet state regulations. both sides squared off in a courtroom yesterday. a previous hearing was delayed after a key attorney became ill during proceedings in october. the once popular mall is right near apple head quarters, right off 280. 4:35. changing the way you shop for pot. still ahead for you here on "today in the bay," the new technology that will now help you find out if a dispensary in california is legit. plus streaming sports. the companies apple is negotiating with to try to bring college games to its new service. and taking a live look outat the bay bridge toll plaza, smooth sailing right now. of course the holiday is upon us. i guess we could say people already started to take off. >> school is out next week. >> we'll see what theñw5ç rest the commute looks like. vianey is in for mike. that and much more as we return. you're watching "today in the bay." right now, 2 of my breakfast jacks with a freshly cracked

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third quarter gdp. apple likes its martinis shaken, not stirred. the company held talks earlier with mgm and the pac-12 conference to add live college sports and the james bond movie franchise to its apple tv streaming service, launched in november for about $5 a month with nine original shows. the talks with mgm and the pac-12 were in the early stages. there are a few days left in the holiday shopping season. retailers are bracing for returns. h>)zws. 41 billion worth of merchandise bought in november and)g!yh"ece and chains are trying to get prepared in the surge in online returns. marcus and kris, back to you. >> that is a lot of returns. >> yes. >> we have one person in our family infamous takes everything back. >> someone told me earlier they already made a return.

>> thank you very much, rahel. coming up here on "today in the bay," kari tracking our weekend forecast. >> we are starting out with some clouds this morning, in parts of the bay area. here is a live look outside in san jose. and so as we head over toward evergreen, upper 40s as you step out the door. we'll have a nice dry day with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll talk about this and when that rain gets here, coming up next. >> and it is friday, so we're uhp &hc% a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've got a smooth commute so far. a couple of fender benders. you're watching "today in the bay."jssb<

good morning to you. looking live out our window over walnut creek. you see some clouds there in the distance, building momentum i think. we're going to see some rain soon kari says but i keep covering my ears. it's not really. we need the rain. >> we do need the rain, and you know what? this is actually going to be pretty good timing, considering what we've had the past few weekends with the rain moving through. actually it looks like this rain overnight hours on saturday. and then likely clear out by sunday afternoon. here is a look live in san francisco. i love this shot. you can see the very top of the trance america pyramid, and fog rolling by. it's beautiful. we're also seeing some clear visibility as we head inland to the tri-valley. a live look in dublin as people

head out the door and get ready for this friday morning, we're going to see temperatures in the .oing to see temperatures in the it will be a cool start but then starting to warm up as we go into late morning into the afternoon. storm ranger our mobile doppler radar is all clear right now, but it will be tracking this next storm system moving in, showing a lot of clouds. this will be an atmospheric river for the pacific northwest. by the time it gets to the bay area, it's going to lose a lot of its punch, so we'll take a look at that in just a bit. as we check out our high temperatures for today, get out and enjoy it. we're going to see high temperatures well above normal, reaching into the mid to upper 60s, even up to 66 degrees in the south county. walnut creek up to 62 degrees. 63 in hayward, and for half moon bay we're looking at upper 50s there.qei$z 62 in palo alto. san francisco up to ñn=9 in the mission district and the north bay reaching 61af[ in santa ros. as we look hour by hour, so we're expecting they:ç8y rain wú in late tomorrow evening.

here we are at 5:30, and it's just starting to edge its way into ukiah. as it moves into the rest of the bay area it's 4:00 in the morning as it moves into the peninsula, and then quickly sunday afternoon and we'relvq/u looking at about a quarter to possibly up to a half inch of rain for much of the bayà a little bit higher farther to the north and in terms of sierra snow, going there, five to seven inches for the higher elevations. going into next week, we're going to see some more rain returning on christmas eve into christmas day. vianey, you're tracking the roads. how is it looking? >> we had a couple of fender benders but those cleared up and i have an update on the crash i was talking about earlier, this one in san jose, southbound 101 at great america parkways that now cleared and no longer on there. the delays are nonexistent, which is great news. that's what we like to see early on. westbound 80 toward the bay bridge you're looking at eight minutes. westbound 82 toward the san mateo bridge 12 minutes, and

then a quick check of the tri-valley drive times as well, westbound 580 from grant line road to 068 only 20 minutes. as you head outside as well, your east bay drive times southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road a fender bender is cleared out and looking at ten minutes. friday light. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, vianey. the next story has some people asking the question are palo alto police officers too quick to use force in some residents tell our investigative team the answer is yes. >> and as senior investigator stephen stock found out the police department may be violating state law when it comes to transparency in the use of force cases. >> reporter: we began digging into questions surrounding palo alto's use of force methods, after one resident videotaped officers dragging him from his mobile home and slamming his head into a car's windshield over a suspended driver's license. now it's this surveillance video outside a doughnut shop in palo

alto that's raising more questions about the department's use of force. after resident julio araballo was taken down, he woke up chained to a hospital bed. these pictures show the damage his neck in a brace, right eye swollen shut, a fractured bone in his face. >> the doctor comes and tells me stay still, you've been assaulted. >> though the officer in the police report says he thought he saw a drug deal taking place, the video shows no apparent drug deal and officers were never able to find drugs. no charges were ever formally brought against julio araballo. it's not the first time the same officer has been accused of question of force. tonight we'll dig into his history and talk to a lawmaker with a new state law with public transparency that palo alto's police department may now be violating. see you tonight at 11:00. >> you can always reach out to our investigative unit if you have a tip for them,

888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/investigation. pg&e and other utilities are barred from trying to raise profit margins even as they face billions of dollars in wildfire liabilities, what the state puc is ordering. critics have pointed out pg&e and southern california edison are still trying to reap higher profits to help attract investors. commissioners have ruled new state policies should offset wildfire liabilities, including the law passed this year that creates a $21 billion wildfire fund, which would help the utilities. police in san jose have decided not to file criminal charges tide to sexual abuse claims made over the past few years tied to presentation high school, according to "the mercury news." former students accused teachers and administrators of not reporting allegations, some of which date back decades. investigators say they could not establish a pattern of criminal

behavior from administratoadmin. this week the school agreed to a settlement with one former student and the school's leadership recently apologized for the school's long history of accusations. our investigative unit has extensively looked at the accusations at presentation high school. you can find their stories on nbcbayarea.com. immigration advocates are asking the attorney general's office to sue to stop new for-profit prisons in california. they say federal authorities are working to enter into contracts with companies days before a new bill becomes law. starting january 1st, the department of corrections will not be able to enter into contracts with private prisons. private immigration detention facilities will be banned in 2028. the attorney general's office is not commenting on that request. california's attorney general is fighting efforts to make place misconduct records public. advocates are arguing for their release, citing the new transparency law that took effect this year but the

attorney general's office says that local agencies are already obligated to disclose the incident under the law, and it would be too much work to vet and redact sensitive information. a san francisco appeals court has 90 days to make a decision. new this morning, you can use your cell phone to find out if a marijuana dispensary in california is legitimate. the state is launching a new program encouraging licensed retailers to post the codes in their store windows. this comes as california struggles to deal with black market sales, which of course don't include taxes to the state. 4:50. coming up on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> oare consumer problems givin you the holiday blues? maybe we can spread some cheer and save you some money are money. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. a desperate search for a texas mother and her 3-week-old baby.

the mother of heidi broussard tells nbc news her daughter was found dead inside the truck of a car this morning after authorities discovered the baby last night at a houston home, in good condition. police are not confirming the latest news of the woman's death. broussard and her infant had been missing for more than a week.

it's 4:53. if your holiday wish list includes solving a consumer problem, we have an elf to help you out. >> consumer investigator chris chmura has a look at the cases he's wrapping up as thezgyç yea comes to an end. >> good morning with a few days left in 2019 we have responded to more than 3,250 consumer complaints. here are a few recent good

tidings we can share, taking action for folks like jaswinder in yuba city, having to sweat out a broken ac for weeks and weeks and weeks over the summer thanks to a home warranty delay. we helped cool things off and got him a $57 refund. over in napa, don was hung up on a problem with his phone and internet bill. we reunited don with $3,095 of his money and jerry in novato was having trouble with a shipping dispute. we'd love to help you too, call us any time, 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. i know we always see santa in red but he truly has a variety of outfits and they're not all red. last night, he was int"v teal. >> so nice. the san jose sharks stepped up to help families in need. they hosted 31 south bay families at their practice

facility shark side and for many it was their first time on the ice, not doing poorly. kids and parents spent quality time with the players over dinner and then they got another bigger surprise. ÷ player and coach adopted the families and bought them all christmas presents. >> it's priceless. i know i wouldn't be able to do it. >> just brings a lot of joy and makes you realize with a small effort to me maybe means the pi qkwmqi(áq the monterey baypk aquarium wants your input on a pair of brand new arrivals. two african penguins just right now they're getting used to th%kr$ new family at the spl zone exhibit. but they'll soon be removed from the group so they can learn how to penguin. the aquarium will post some media next week, and they want

you to vote for your favorite so go online and vote for your favorite. they're cute. >> they are. >> you like these little ones? >> yes, the only baby animals i don't like are the baby pandas, the tiny wormy looking ones but every other baby animal. >> they're okay. >> special place in my heart. >> there you have it. coming up on "today in the bay," kari hall is tracking when the rain is going to return this weekend and good news, may not ruin your plans. >> you can't go to the monterey bay aquarium and take the little penguins home, kris. i know that's what you want to do. getting out the door in oakland we'll have temperatures in the upper 40s. leave the umbrella at home today. we'll talk about when that rain comes back, coming up next. i'm keeping a close eye on the roads for you, live look at oakland, both directions along 80, moving along just fine. i'll have a look at how the bay the drive times throughout the entire bay area, coming up. democratic presidential candidates hit the debate stage.

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process. >> a live report from capitol hill why president trump's impeachment trial is now being delayed. and across the bay area, it's dry for now, but kari hall is tracking when rain returns, just as many plan to go to work this weekend or have weekend plans all together. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> we have a different kind of work this weekend, got to finish up the shopping. >> oh, don't remind me. >> last weekend before christmas. >> it's going to be big. ♪ christmastime >> oh, man. >> that's a good one. his favorite is actually "this christmas." >> johnny hathaway. >> you were singing it at the holiday party. >> i was singing a lot of things. all right, so let's talk about -- okay, look, let's look at this. a lot of people are talking about this, the new "star wars" movie coming out. oh, it's creating something to talk about this morning. the force is strong at the box

office. overnight, hundreds across the bay area and country lined up to see the new "star wars" movie. coming up, we'll talk about what fans are saying. i'm sure they're saying a lot. i hope this is good because a lot of people are planning to see that christmas night. >> that's true. you might want to stay in a theater this weekend, especially in the evening hours. >> yeah, we're going to have another round of rain coming in on christmas eve and christmas day and we'll have another storm before that, coming in this weekend. i wanted to show you this shot, looking at the golden gate bridge, you can see the fog is sitting low across the bridge and that means low visibility, as you drive across. a live look in walnut creek, where it's clear and you'll get some sunshine today with temperatures a little bit above normal. we'll talk about that and the time line of the rain coming up. vianey tracking the roads and so far looks pretty good. >> we're recovering from an earlier crash in some spots but overall the bay area doing good. a wide view of the map. i