community. >> the money raised from the jewelry will of course go to help families in need. >> wow. right now at 6:00, breaking news we've been following overnight. some of the video we're about to show you we obtained overnight you may find it disturbing. an air force veteran fighting back against a robber in contra costa county killing that robber. [ bleep ] >> what the veteran just told us moments ago, in a live report, next. this email is explosive. a top administration official, one that we requested, as saying stop the aid. >> as lawmakers on capitol hill take a holiday break there are no developments in the impeachment trial. what newly released white house emails reveal about the u.s. withholding aid from ukraine. >> patchy fog making for a tough morning commute. your forecast and check of the roads just moments away. "today in the bay" continues right now.

a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i'm kira klapper in for marcus washington. we'll get to the breaking news in a moment. first a check of our traffic but first weather with meteorologist kari hall. >> yes, we had a lot of fog in parts of the tri-valley and north bay. elsewhere we're seeing clear conditions but very cold temperatures, as you get ready to head out the door. here is a look at what we are now, dropping to freezing right now in santa rosa and in napa, and some upper 30s in concord, as well as livermore. we'll get a look at the rest of our forecast coming up. mike, you're looking at light. >> the bay bridge emeryville camera lights in motion across the bay bridge light show as far as i'm concerned, lights in motion here, no lights and emotion at the bay bridge toll plaza, that cues us this is a holiday light week. we have slower spots for 680 both directions getting toward the walnut creek interchange. the rest of the bay you're good.

back to you. >> all right, mike, thanks. 6:01. back to the breaking news we've been following since we came on air this morning, an air force veteran fighting back overnight in contra costa county, after armed robbers stormed his convenience store. this morning, one of the robbers is dead. >> moments ago that store clerk spoke to nbc bay area's thom jensen and thom joins us again from bay point and thom, we want to warn our viewers again that some of the video you obtained is pretty disturbing. >> reporter: it is. you can see in the video, and we'll roll that surveillance video raw with the sound, a couple of things. you'll hear some bleeps in there, where we beeped out some profanity where the clerk is getting pistol whipped and yelling when this robber, you'll see a white flash. watch as we roll it, about 11:00 last night we're on port chicago highway in riverside in bay point at cam's market, and this is the way it went down, two

robbers walked in, both of them armed, one holding a manager in the back at gunpoint and the other one coming around the corner at the clerk, mark kasowitz, we'll get to his reaction in a minute. watch this, though. >> ow [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]

>> hurry. don't move. got a gun, bro. >> reporter: even the one who was shot got out of the store. we talked to the clerk, mark kasowit st who worked here about five years. here's what he said went through his mind when he got robbed. >> after i realized you know everything was real, you know, having a big handgun pointed at you, there's only one thing you worry about, your own life. >> reporter: as that video showed, even the man who was shot got outside of the store, he died just around the corner where you see those detectives right now, contra costa county sheriff's detectives on the scene along with the medical examiner's office. the other robber who was in the store the one in the light gray

jacket who had the manager at gunpoint in the back of the store, he got away. they're still searching for that man but mark kasowitz, four years in the air force and 20 years working security detail in the private sector, said that that training really kicked in today and he said he was not only fearing for himself but when that was going down, when the gun went off, the robber who pistol whipped him, his weapon went off and he heard him say "the clerk's got a gun" or something of that nature, you knew there was somebody else in the store and wanted to protect himself and also the manager who was in the store and that's why he fired the shot. the one gunman died in the parking lot just around the corner after he got out of the store and the second one contra costa sheriff's department is still looking for him this morning. we're live in bay point, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> we'll keep following to see if they put out more of a descripti description. thank you, thom. 6:05. members of congress back home for the holiday week, but the battle over impeachment

rages on this morning. interest surrounding possible witnesses growing. "today in the bay's" mcfarland reports from washington with the latest. >> reporter: this holiday week democrats and republicans have a wish list. the gop wants a fast impeachment trial. >> i think the president wants to prove his innocence. >> reporter: democrats say speaker nancy pelosi and her party want a trial with witnesses, including key, current and former white house officials. >> i think she's simply trying to make sure that there is an objective trial in the senate as there's supposed to be. >> reporter: the stakes are rising because of revelations about one of the witnesses democrats want to call. newly released documents show former white house budget official michael duffy told the pentagon to withhold aid from ukraine, july 25th, an hour and a half after president trump asked ukraine's president to investigate former vice president joe biden. but as congress returns home for the holiday, both sides are still digging in. >> the charges are pretty thin gruel.

i don't see anything impeachable in that. >> if there was ever an argument we need mr. duffy to come testify, this is that information. this email is explosive. >> reporter: president trump has no public schedule, but was actively tweeting through the weekend, including writing "the dems just wish it would all end." scott macfarlane, nbc news, washington. continuing coverage now, still no arrest this morning in the stabbing death of the younger brother of 49ers backup quarterback c.j. beathard. 22-year-old clayton beathard was killed after a fight outside a nashville bar early saturday morning. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live and she's tracking the latest. sharon? >> reporter: the 49ers team and family are still reeling from this tragedy and police this morning are saying they're still looking for people to pullor qs room, after saturday's home game, niner coach kyle shanahan talked about the loss.

nashville police say the fight that killed 22-year-old clayton beathard, 49er quarterback c.j. beathard's brother, started over a woman. a friend of beathard was also killed, another person was injured, but is expected to be okay. c.j. beathard wasn't there. he's with his family. coach shanahan said he did meet with him. >> he barely could talk, and the last thing he said to me when i walked out the door, he stopped me and goes, you make sure the guys going to win this game. and i didn't want to say that at the beginning, because this game doesn't mean anything compared to his brother. >> reporter: nashville police are looking for three men and one woman seen in this surveillance video for questioning. one man wanted for questioning is 23-year-old michael mosley. police say he was talking to the woman in the bar who was part of this case. beathard is a grandson of hall of famer bobby and his family says that he truly loved kids and the less fortunate. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay."

and right now at 6:09, as we head out the door, we'rriaé÷ go to see still some dense fog in the tri-valley and parts of the north bay. it's the worst in livermore where visibility is cut down to a quarter mile, getting lower in some spots and as we go into the rest of the day, some sunshine, cooler than normal temperatures with highs reaching into the mid-50s for the south bay. in the east bay looking at a high of 54 in walnut creek, 53 in hayward and half moon bay expect a high of 52 and 52 in redwood city, some mid-50s for the mission district only up to about 52 in marina district today and the north bay reaching 53 in sonoma. we'll talk about when the rain returns in the forecast. mike, you have a crash in san francisco. >> i do, few incidents issues but much bigger issue than anywhere else in the bay. fog i want to touch on this as well, just spotted this on the fremont camera, fog coming down

south with the headlights toward the area past tesla over here and the tri-valley with fog registering. the crash in san francisco north 101 approaching silver. sounds like it's isolated to the fast lane but cars over on the shoulder and may be a distraction. the slowing starting to improve as you approach that interchange toward 280, getting in to san francisco. getting a view of the bay bridge no problem, backup at the toll plaza, slowing and recovering off of 242 and 680 as you head toward the walnut creek interchange. back to you. >> mike, thanks. it is 6:10. travel nightmare, still ahead on "today in the bay" at 6:25, the internet outages at sacramento international airport that led to massive delays for folks just looking to led home for the holidays. plus if you still have gifts to buy, you are pretty late but the good news is i are not out of luck. the deals you could still score this morning, we have them coming up. you're watching "today in the bay."

good monday morning. right now at 6:14, if you're about to head out the door, it is cold and patchy, dense fog. pleasant hill dropping down to 38 degrees, makes it hard to get out of bed, doesn't it? we'll see a warmup today with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll talk about this and the return of rain in the forecast, in about five minutes. >> and the bay bridge toll plaza no metering lights yet. we have a couple of cars stacking up in the cash lanes and traffic stacking up into san francisco as well. we'll talk about the latest for the crash approaching the 101/280. good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open modestly higher this morning in a pre-holiday trading. markets are coming off another positive week. the dow and nasdaq both up for the second straight week. the s&p 500 for its fourth

straight week. the s&p on pace for its best december also since 2010. on today's watch list a report on new home sales. as you head out on the roads to see friends and family this week, you may be paying a little less to get there. the average price of gas dipped four cents over the past two weeks to $2.61 a gallon. that is 18 cents higher than a year ago, and the bay area gas is much higher, averaging $3.68 a gallon. analysts say prices are unlikely to continue dropping as retailers around the country face higher costs. if you still have a few more gifts there are options out there. the national retail federation says 13% of americans are expected to buy their gifts on saturday but more than 6% are waiting until christmas eve, so to cater to the procrastinators, stores and malls are opening early tomorrow and many will close by dinnertime. amazon is offering same-day delivery christmas eve. all you have to place your order by 9:30 a.m. local time. kohl's stores have been open

24/7 since friday and will be open until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. ladies, back to you. >> i'm amazed how quickly amazon can deliver packages. they are becoming quite a force. >> yes, absolutely. it's incredible, but we were also saying it's so sad for those workers who have to work around the clock up until the day of. >> i know. >> rahel, thanks so much for that. >> working retail is busy during the holidays. >> i feel you. >> exactly. new this morning, as we were just talking about, santa, we are just a day away from his around the world trek and there are new ways to track his flight. google's santa tracker goes live at the stroke of midnight tomorrow night. a live map will track the magic showing santa's exact location moment to moment. he and his reindeer will visit more than 400 locations and the google santa tracker will display how many miles they are from your town. >> go to bed, children. >> the problem is if you're

watching it. it's like oh, he's coming. >> you better get to bed. now to did you see it, it was must see tv on nbc, comedian eddie murphy returned to "saturday night live" after 35 years. >> millions tuned in to watch. one comment by eddie murphy is making headline this is morning. take a listen. >> but if you told me 30 years ago that i would be this boring stay-at-home, you know, house dad, and bill cosby would be in jail -- [ laughter ] -- even i would have took that bet. >> bill cosby's representatives did not much like that comment. overall the night was pretty much like eddie murphy from the past had returned, brought back his iconic and loveable characters. joining him on stage during ace mo low log, chris rock, dave chappelle, tracy morgan, larry david, maya rudolph and musical guest lizzo. check it on demand after "today

in the bay." >> yeah, after "today in the bay." it was such a good show. >> i didn't get to see it yet but you can get it on demand. bill cosby's representatives had something to say but so do stay-at-home dads who aren't necessarily boring. >> exactly. >> mike inouye has something to say about that. we'll talk after. >> let's check the forecast. a lot of people traveling this week, you have family coming to town. >> it's a busy week from shopping to travel and all that stuff going on, last few days before the holiday and we're going to start out this morning with cold temperatures and patchy, dense fog. a live look in walnut creek, here visibility has been fairly clear and we're looking at those temperatures starting out in the upper 30s, so be prepared for that, and you're also blasting the heater in the car as you make your way to work and as we go into the rest of the day, we'll see a mix of sun and

slouds a clouds and temperatures in the low 50s. if you're shopping in livermore trying to get on some of those deals we're going to see highs there only reaching the low 50s today and unfortunately you have to lug around that coat throughout the day as you go from store to store. i hate that. here is a look at our hour-by-hour temperature forecast going into the rest of the day. most of us are only making it into the low 50s and another cold night ahead as we dip back into the 30s. so bundle up also if you're going out to the menorah lighting in san francisco and union square. it will be about 51 degrees with mostly clear skies. if you're traveling to l.a. today, we still have some rain there, as well as san diego. some light snow happening in the sierra, but we're clearing out. our next chance of rain gets here on christmas eve into christmas day, and that's where we will see some scattered showers moving through, but this is not a significant storm. just enough to really slow you

down if you'll be traveling across the state as we start to see the rain coming in late tomorrow night. even some snow possible on some of the bay area peaks, but a lot of it winds down on christmas day. not before leaving about a quarter to half inch of rain and then as we head over toward the sierra, about one to five inches of snow between now and thursday. our seven-day forecast, dries out as we go into the weekend, with some highs in the mid-50s. morning temperatures stay cool with some upper 30s and san francisco will be in the low to mid-50s going into the rest of the week. mike, you're looking at all forms of travel. >> that's right, kari. some folks flying out of town, others arriving, expecting folks arriving. if you are expecting an arrival maybe some folks make sure you have space like this person does. we're looking at sfo and no major delays reported as far as we know, getting that spoken to me in my ear. if the travel on the roads that will be crowded. be careful as you approach the gate departures.

folks want to say good-bye, a moment of privacy. folks arriving that will be congested, watch the road as someone is riding with you, watch for the folks coming out of baggage claim. the freeway concern is visibility in dublin, we have an issue getting over to the roadway. something's wrong with my machine, there we go, a live look shows a smooth flow of traffic. at the bay bridge a smooth drive as well and apparently just got threatened by me coming over there. the bay bridge toll plaza is showing a little bit of a different flow because we do have the backup starting to form in these cash lanes, fastrak is still clear and no metering lights from the last check that we had. a smooth drive contra costa getting there. the slowdown on 680 and 242 are cleared. the crash over there getting in to san francisco still showing slowing toward silver but recovery so they must have cleared a few lanes, there was one lane that was blocked. back to you. >> thank you, mike. it is 6:21. coming up next on "today in the bay" what caused a massive pile-up on a virginia highway

leaving dozens of people hurt. plus caught on camera in southern california a quick rescue following a surfer's scary shark encounter, all coming up. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. it's 6:24. a scary shark encounter that looks a lot like a scene from "jaws." the u.s. coast guard posted this on his twitter page. a 37-year-old man surfing south of santa barbara where he was attacked by a shark.

his friend saw at tack and rushed to call rescue crews. you can see the main being air lifted from the water with a tourniquet wrapped around his leg. he is expected to be okay. a follow-up to the fiery crash near gilroy on saturday night. chp officers say one of the victims likely owes his life to people who stopped to help. the crash happened on highway 152 near lover's lane. police say a man speeding in a jaguar crossed into oncoming traffic, hitting a van then a tractor trailer. the man in the jaguar did not survive the crash. the driver of the van was seriously hurt. good samaritans rushed to help him get out. investigators are saying this morning that fog and icy conditions may have played a role in this 69-car pile-up that happened yesterday morning in virginia. state police confirm at least 51 people were treated and transported. two people have life-threatening injuries it may take days for things

to get back to normal at sacramento international airport. internet problems over the weekend forced flight cancellations and delays. at&t says a saturday night car crash knocked over some of its cables, causing the internet outages at the airport. workers had to manually check in passengers and baggage. several airlines had to either delay or cancel flights.gl9 >> this is the worst experience ever in my entire life and i've been flying a lot. >> reporter: the outage was eventually fixed last night but experts expect delays traveling to and from the airport to continue. the force apparently was a little less strong with the new e "star wars" movie. >> jedi. >> woo! >> out of any movie in the franchise, "the rise of skywalker" got the worst reviews from critics but it topped the box office with over $175 million, in second place the

movie "jumanji" franchise and "cats" barely clawed its way to fourth place. forgive me for all the puns. it's 6:27 right now. so a little warning for the next story coming up. you may find the video you're about to see disturbing. we'll tell you about an air force veteran able to take down a store robber overnight in contra costa county. it was all caught on video. we'll also have a live report coming up. plus a dangerous encounter for a shopper at a bay area store, how a morning out doing holiday shopping turned into a nightmare. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 6:30, breaking news, a robbery turning deadly in contra costa county. the surveillance video overnight showing a veteran fighting back against two store robbers, one of the suspects is now dead. but first at 6:30, a live look outside in dublin, patchy fog making for a tough commute in some parts of the bay area this morning. dublin, just headlights are all we see. thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for marcus washington this week. >> it's nice to have you here. >> it's nice to be here. thanks. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get to the forecast right now. meteorologist kari hall is in the house, tracking it for us. >> we have to bundle up this morning. it is cold to start out especially in the north bay. look at where we're starting this morning, down to 32 degrees in napa, and in santa rosa.

we have some upper 30s in the inland east bay from concord to livermore. 43 degrees in san jose. fog in the tri-valley. elsewhere it looks better in parts of the north bay we'll see fog and tonight for christmas in the park we'll see our skies clearing and temperatures tropg once again. mike, with your' seeing the patchy fog in fremont. >> sorry, we're not seeing fremont traffic right now. the clouds drifted across. i'll try to adjust the lighting. we show from our camera toward the sign over there showing what's going on at the automall. it's right over here, we see there is fog in the tri-valley as well for 84 coming through livermore and pleasanton, 680 and the dublin interchange, just north of there, the cut-through from 680 over at 84 crow canyon and norris canyon a crash so the pd called for chp to help with traffic control.

you can use the dublin interchange a lighter flow of traffic and around contra costa county, the been beeay bridge t plaza has no metering lights on. we'll talk about the rest of your commute coming up. >> thank you, mike t 16:32. an air force veteran fighting back in contra costa county after armed÷gczñ robbers stormed his convenience store. this morning, one of the robbers is dead. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen is live in bay point, where it happened, and we want to warn you, you may find some of the video thom is about to show you disturbing. good morning, thom. >> reporter: good morning. we'll show you video and roll it raw, this isme cam's market, po chicago highway in river side in bay point happened about 11:00 last night. we roll the video know now. two gunmen come in the store after 11:00. one in a light gray jacket goes to the back. he's holding a manager at gun point in the back while you see

this one in the darker jacket come to the front. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> he starts hitting that veteran, the clerk in the store with his gun, mark kasowitz. and then he goes for the cash register. as he's rifling through the cash register he's selecting the higher bills, reaches for a box, a beer box and starts shoving the cash into the box with mr. kasowitz down. to the right of the register you see the drawer there, mr. kasowitz pulls a .9 millimeter out of the drawer and starts wreglie in wrestling with the robber. you see that white flash, the robber getting shot. he did get out of the store and they found him dead outside the store just around the corner. the gunman who pistol whipped mr. kasowitz. the other man in the light gray jacket did get away. the contra costa county sheriff's department is looking

for him. the manager comes up and checks on mr. casperwitz and goes out in the parking lot to chase the robbers off, it happened around 11:00 last night at cam's market. the contra costa county sheriff's department just cleared the scene and as we come back live, another tidbit as i just went in the store, and talked to the owner, kamal cam, he had that beer box full of cash with him, and he was putting the cash in a vault, putting it back away so one robber was killed, the other one got away, and they lost the money as well. so right now detectives are looking for that second suspect, anyone who has information who they might be can contact the contra costa county sheriff's department, and mr. casperwitz shoulden on the scene in a bit, that's his vehicle there. he said he's going to come and talk to us in a bit. we hope to catch up with him and hear more from him about exactly what went down, but i can tell you that we talked to him by

phone earlier and he said that his military training and also 20 years working in private security that all that experience kicked in, and he was fearing for himself and also for the manager who was in the store, that's why he fired back and shot that one suspect. we're live in bay point, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> quite a frightening evening for him. thank you, thom. it is 6:35. now to a holiday shopping nightma nightmare, two men shoved a woman to the ground and dragged her across the parking lot while trying to steal her purse. it happened about 11:00 yesterday morning at the pal mart on aubray street in fremont. police say the attackers got away with the purse and took off in a black bmw. the woman was scraped up but not badly hurt. today marks an important decision regarding the future of the oakland coliseum. alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on approving a deal to sell its half interest in the coliseum complex to the oakland athletics.

ment the city owns the other half. the move gives the a's a fallback petition if the proposed stadium on howard terminal falls through. supervisor nate miley says it's the best option for the city of oakland. >> the city lost two professional sports teams so i think it would be in the public interest and public good to secure one team to remain in the city. i think this is going to be a win/win for everyone. >> supervisor miley predicts the proposal will pass. the a's have six months to review the purchase before the sale is finalized. speaking of, as the raiders gear up to move to las vegas next season fans are saying they won't be able to see their team play. they say they're priced out. season tickets at the new giwe $650 to $3,000, according to the "las vegas review journal." as of october, 96% of the tickets had already been sold. many long time raiders fans say those costas long with travel expenses mean they won't be

going to many games. santa sees you when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake and you better watch out and not speed for goodness sake. a vermont town is installing holiday themed radar speed signs. it lets drivers know whether they made the naughty or nice list based on how fast they're going. the police department says so far reaction has been positive, even a few ho-ho-os. >> you think you'd smile. >> there we go and slow down it reads naughty down below. >> exactly. before you see the lights flashing behind you. >> better to see that than flashing lights behind pu >> not a gift you want this holiday. where you're not seeing lights right now no metering lights at the bay bridge still. maybe we are getting the extra light holiday. i expect honestly to see more traffic than this as we approach 7:0ut 0. far no. it's a clear view of the east shore freeway. you see some low clouds.

there are patches of fog out there, so be careful, registering in parts of the north bay, creeping down highway 37 which shows a little bit of slowing at mayor island out of vallejo and slowing toward the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. a smooth drive, fog reported here in diablo earlier, maybe a factor still that closure norris canyon at crow canyon road. police activity between 680 and interstate 580 corridor there. a little fog registering through the tri-valley with no major concerns. the bay bridge toll plaza not backed up a smooth drive across the span. >> everyone's off except us. >> completely empty i'm sure. >> everybody's home sipping cocoa. >> it's cool today, too. over the next several days we'll keep this cool air and slightly below normal, after another cold

front moves through. the main thing to remember here is to get your travel in before christmas eve, because we will see our next storm system coming in late christmas eve night, into christmas day, and the rest of the forecast is dry. we'll see temperatures reaching into the mid-50s and lower 50s for san francisco. by the weekend, we're looking at a lot of sunshine coming our way. if you're going to the sierra, get there before christmas eve. as you head back to the bay area after christmas we are dry and hopefully much better road conditions. still cold, temperatures reaching 30 degrees for the high on friday. if you're headed to the russian river valley this weekend, expect highs in the upper 50s from friday to saturday. a little bit cooler on sunday with a high of 52 degrees. we'll talk about today's temperature trend in the south bay, that's coming up in about three minutes. >> see you then. 6:39 coming up and all new, i.c.e. agents arrest a former

daca recipient in california. up next, what the agency is saying about reopening closed cases against those without a criminal record. plus -- ♪ hallelujah >> a look at just how much it will cost to light clark griswold's house today. we'll have that coming up. keeping our eye on wall street, dow jones industrial rising about 100 points. you see it hovering around 87 right now kicking off the holiday week. boeing is leading the gains this morning, just as boeing fires its ceo as they're struggling with the 737 max crisis. a lot more news ahead. stick around, 6:40 right now. [ electrical buzzing ]

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good monday morning. 6:43, problems through the tri-valley, a live look in dublin, some dense fog rolling by and we'll see temperatures also in the upper 30s as you

head out the door here. it's not foggy everywhere, but it is cold all across the bay. we'll talk about this and a look ahead to some rain in the forecast in less than five minutes. and clear but not so bright look over at palo alto. not a lot of lights here. tail lights are populating. traffic from san francisco headed toward this area, toward facebook that's under an hour right now, but every quarter hour you wait after 7:00, that will build another five to seven minutes. we'll talk about the rest of the commute coming up. >> sounds good. 6:44 right now. continuing coverage this morning, still no arrests this morning in the stabbing death of younger brother 49ers backup quarterback c.j. beathard. >> the 22-year-old clayton beathard was killed after a fight outside a nashville bar early saturday morning. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live tracking the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, police say they're still looking for people to bring in for questioning in this case.

in the rocker room after saturday's home game, kyle shanahan talked about the loss. the fight that killed 22-year-old clayton beathard, 49er quarterback c.j. beathard's brother, started over a woman. a friend of beathard was also killed, another certain was injured but is expected to be okay. c.j. beathard wasn't at the game, with his family. coach shanahan says he did meet with him. >> he barely could talk, and the last thing he said to me when i walked out the door, he stopped me and goes, you make sure the guy is going to win this game, and i didn't want to say that at the beginning, because this game doesn't mean anything compared to his brother. >> nashville police are looking for three men and one woman seen in this surveillance video for questioning. one man wanted for questioning is 23-year-old michael mosley. beathard is the grandson of hall of famer bobby beathard and

clayton was a quarterback at long island university. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> very young, so sad, thank you very much, sharon. an arrest of a former daca recipient by i.c.e. agents is spreading fear among the immigrant community in l.a. county. 23-year-old daniella ramirez was taken into custody early friday morning at the marriott hotel where she works. ramirez and her sister came to california from mexico when she was just 10 years old. both became daca recipients but ramirez didn't renew her status two years ago out of fear. >> she heard from somebody she is not supposed to renew it because they will send her to jail. >> no criminal record, nothing, just living, you know, wanting to live the american dream. she was always worried that because of the trump administration. >> within the past year, i.c.e. has started reopening closed cases against daca recipients without criminal records. acting i.c.e. press secretary

brian d. cox released a statement which read in part, "this is not new or specific to daca." that said, all cases that were formally administratively closed are being recalendared." the coast guard is under scrutiny for exempting some boats from strict safety rules. that included the "conception" diving boat in which 34 people were killed in a fire during labor day. some of the victims were from the bay area. according to the "l.a. times" u.s. coast guard records show eight diving boats in the state were given exemptions from the 1996 safety standards rule which means they didn't need to add bigger escape hatches and advance fire prevention systems. no word from the coast guard as to why. federal investigators are still looking into the dive boat fire. new video shows a troubling sight this holiday season. this is a delivery truck full of packages on fire, just days

before christmas at the beginning of hanukkah. this happened over the weekend in fullerton, south of los angeles. the fedex driver picked up his shipment and was headed to san diego when he noticed the truck on fire. several of the packages and gifts inside were destroyed. the driver wasn't hurt. no word on what sparked that fire. >> 6:48 right now. trending this morning, have you ever wondered how much it would cost to light up your house like clark griswold? look at his eyes. you may recall that iconic scene in "national lampoon's christmas vacation" when griswold gets the holiday house display to work. according to com-ed, the chicago utility company it would cost $3,700 to run all 25,000 lights for five hours a day for 31 days in december, 2019, but using the l.e.d. holiday lights, it would only cost about $70. >> that is the best. i love that movie. >> talk about a holiday display.

kari hall says this is happening in her neighborhood. looking a little bit like national lampoon's christmas vacation, they have the music going along there. >> we were kids, that's the best part. >> out there dancing. >> those are real kids, right? >> real kids. >> the block off the street and put on a show for a couple hours and people get out there with their blankets and chairs and sit down and watch the show. >> if you're the next door neighbor you can't go to bed early. >> not at all. >> i love that you said they draw these crowds and they have people donate to the homeless shelter >> it's all in the spirit of the holidays. if you're about to make that money for the holiday, you're going to see fog in parts of the bay area. it's also very cool about b to

hit up the airport sfo no fog. it's looking good here as well as sjc, no fog right now. temperatures are cold in the north bay, dropped down to freezing. 37 in livermore and concord at 38 degrees. we're talking about all of the fog in the tri-valley so it's coming along with some cold air. elsewhere high temperatures eastern half of the country well above normal. 50s and 60s up to 69 degrees for the high temperature in dallas today. the snow and moved in over the weekend pushes off to the east. airport delays everything is looking good except for d.c., a 30-minute flight delay but around california we are not seeing any flight delays as of

now. we'll keep checking that out. if you're staying here, enjoy the menorah lighting in union square today. it's going to be 51 degrees at the time they light it up and as the night goes along temperatures hold steady and also seeing some rain to our south across l.a. and san diego, that's moving away from us, going to be approaching las vegas and as we go into the next couple of days, our next storm system comes in, brings in that rain and sierra snow, christmas eve nice into christmas day. the main story get your travel in before christmas eve. christmas day will start to see that rain tapering off, a quarter to half inch of rain, maybe higher for parts of the north bay and then through the rest of the forecast drying out, temperatures reaching into the mid-50s inland and morning temperatures will stay chilly upper 30s in san francisco, rain coming in late tomorrow night into christmas day. mike, you have a clear view of

the have been have bebay bridge. >> i have a clear view of the toll plaza and the pavement. no cars are covering it. it is 6:52 right now and so we're looking at the backup nonexistent at the toll plaza and smooth drive through berkeley. highway 4 to the berkeley curve, only 15 minutes, what we typically see at 4:30 in the morning when we start our broadcast. this is a clear drive there, and through most of the rest of contra costa county, we do have one incident over here on crow canyon at norris canyon, right over there, getting in toward castro valley out of inincorporated alameda county. use the dublin interchange because 680 and 580 are moving smoothly. there is a crash on the shoulder there as you pass by vasco road, vasco from brentwood to byron 20 minutes, a great drive. there are patches of fog through the area, why i'm warning about this crash and also for vasco headed southbound toward the rest of the tri-valley, 84 and

680 showing the fog on the road weather index. no slowing on the sensors, slower patches or two. the toing in dublin headed toward vasco road and the crash there and here this is fremont showing 881 southbound. >> it is hard to see. thanks. 6:53. a court in saudi arabia sentencing five people to dead over the murder of jamal khashoggi, last seen entering a saudi consulate in turkey late last year. he never came out. he was allegedly killed and dismembered by men with ties to the saudi government, including the crowned prince. mohammad bin salman. he was a "washington post" columnist and a vocal critic of the saudi government. laura, next a quick look at the top stories, including breaking news from contra costa county, that we've been following since we came on air at 4:30 this morning. we have to warn you, the video you're about to see is disturbing. here it s you can see a masked

man rock a store at gunpoint overnight. the clerk happens to be an air force veteran. coming up in a live report, the fight between the men and the deadly outcome. we are back in just two minutes. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. here are the top stories we have for you this morning on "today

in the bay" at 6:56. >> that's right, this is what we've been covering this morning since we came on air. let's get to thom jensen an an overnight robbery, amazing caught on surveillance video. >> reporter: we warn people before we roll this is raw surveillance video. we bleeped out profanity where the clerk an air force veteran is getting pistol whipped by a masked gunman. two men both have masks on come into the store, one holds an employee in the back of the store at gunpoint and the other one comes around the counter at cam's market around 11:00 goes straight at the clerk inside the doors here at 11:00, again, two gunmen, one of them is shot. let's roll the video and just roll it raw for you.

>> ow! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> hurry. don't move. got a gun, bro.j& >> reporter: now you saw both of those gunmen run out the door, the one in the shot where you saw the white flash that was the clerk shooting the one gunman

who pistol whipped him. he fell down and died around the corner here, and by the way, the store got all of its money back, that box of money is now in the possession of the store's owner. we're live at bay point, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> remarkable video. thanks, thom. to some better news one of the bay area's largest toy drives is under way. look at that, getting ready at sacred heart community service in san jose, they're handing out holiday boxes filled with toys, books, stocking stuffers the works. they'll go to over 6,000 san jose kids in need. the give-away will last until tomorrow morning and there is still some time to donate any new unwrapped toys. >> and if you're headed out to donate, it is cold out there. >> yes. bundle up, maybe gift a coat or something like that, because we will see some more cold air as we head through the week. rain moving in tomorrow night. >> slow toward the nimitz but only issue going on. not even metering lights at the bay bridge. >> it's a foggy start to the

day. if you're traveling, be safe. we thank you for joining us this morning. we'll be back at 7:25 with an update. >> joy us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. here's sfo. have a great day. . the busiest travel season ever kicks off with weather troubles coast to coast. overnight, a landslide in the west, ice and fog blamed for this 69-car pileup that shut down major highway in virginia. but there is someood news right around the corner. this morning, what you need to know to plan your trip. stalemate, democratic lawmakers push pause on impeachment. the senate trial of the president and his future hanging in the lawmakers push pause on impeachment. the senate trial of the president and his future hanging in the balance as newly released white house e-mails reveal what happened right after the