we'll have the timeline on the cool down and how much rain we're expecting in about 12 minutes. also tonight, more fallout from the racist text messages sent by a san jose police officer. he's no longer with the department. now the man who was shocked by the messages is speaking out. they have raised new questions about accountability and what should happen next. christie smith explains. >> i'm still processing. >> reporter: he spoke in oakland today along with his attorneys. this comes after racist text messages from a san jose police officer were made public friday. the officer is no longer with the department but was involved in a shooting last year that left green wounded. >> i've never thought somebody could just have that much hatred in their heart. >> reporter: the texts were discovered during an internal affairs investigator. the department says mark mcnamara, a six-year veteran of

the force sent the texts to a current and former officer. >> these were disgusting text messages, vile text messages. >> reporter: civil rights attorney pointer said they had words like "i hate black people". >> the tropes, the perspective that he brought to policing and expressed on this day, they don't match this young man, they never did. he's a hero. >> reporter: he says green was a college student who worked to disarm a gunman in downtown san jose in march of 2022. but police say they didn't know that when they saw green with the gun in his hand. they told him to drop the gun, and when he didn't comply that's when they shot and wounded green. some of the text messages show

mcnamara using slurs when apparently discussing the lawsuit and one particular text about his legal team. >> it's completely unacceptable. it's out of line. and frankly, i take it as criminal threat. >> reporter: they believe the messages show racial bias played a role in the shooting. this week the city's reaction was swift. the mayor and police chief condemning the texts many texts. meanwhile, another officer is involved. >> and late this afternoon, the san jose police officers association released a statement saying it is a testament to the culture that our internal affairs investigators found these texts, reported these texts to the chief of police and the chief took immediate action. tonight, tensions ran high as more than 500 demonstrators

on the peninsula called for a cease-fire in gaza. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> at one point, you sigh someone trying to grab an israeli flag. someone hit a woman with a stick. a brief fight broke out. dozens of san mateo sheriff's deputies in helmets outside the hiller aviation mu sneak san carlos, where a gala was set to be held for the idf or israel defense forces. >> it's incredibly insensitive it's /* /*. insensitive. it's insane. are you going drip and have a gala where the army are you rooting for is committing war crimes. >> we demand ago cease-fire. an immediate cease-fire. >> some of the demonstrators said their grandparents survived

the holocaust, and they're fighting to make sure history is not repeated. we reachedout to a representative who represents the group the idf. the search continues for the driver responsible for a hit-and-run that's being looked at as a hate crime. the student says he was walking to class when a driver hit him and yelled "f you and your people" and drove off. the chp is investigating. cair has released a statement saying in part, this disturbing apparent hate crime at stanford university underscores the urgent need to address islamophobia and hatred that have been plaguing our community and putting our students in

grave danger. they're urging the university to take action to protect its students. neighbors in san bruno are breathing a sigh of relief. officers were able to detain a suspect and no one was hurt. alyssa goard spoke about the tense morning. >> reporter: people say they woke up this morning to the sound of someone knocking on a door and yelling. it all happened at around 6:00 a.m. a neighbor shared this surveillance video with us. police say they got a call about a burglary, and when they arrived, they were able to get the people living inside that home outsafely. safely. but the suspect stayed inside for more than six hours. police had weapons drawn and were shouting out commands. neighbors said it was a scary

morning. >> there was a guy knocking on that house right there, on the windows, yelling "open the door, open the door", and then he broke the windows and got inside. >> it was extremely surprising and deeply unnerving, and i am hopeful that san bruno police have everything covered and i have no doubt they do. >> reporter: they have a photo of police detaining the suspect this afternoon. they say no one was injured, but they have not said anything yet about why the man entered the home. and the family inside that home said they didn't want to speak with us on camera today, but a family member did tell us they are all safe and doing okay. in san bruno, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. the closed stretch of 680 southbound is set to reopen on time tomorrow morning. it stretches from southbound 680 pleasant to 580 to 84. been closed all weekend while

cal trans repaves the road and adds room for an express lane. before you head out the door tomorrow morning, get the latest on the traffic, tune in to today in the bay every weekend, beginning at 5:00 a.m. mike inouye has you covered. so tomorrow they will decide whether or not to keep a main street town town car free for another year. california avenue in palo alto became an outdoor dining area closed off to traffic. many people who live there support the move. on the flip side, some restaurants and retailers say the situation is hurting their bottom line, because of the lack of parking. the current extension ends in

december. shooting struggles tonight leading to the first road haas loss for the warriors. we're expecting a big announcement from the warriors tomorrow. big one from the warriors, hmm. no word on what that's going to be about. the team is calling it, quote, major. announcement expected tomorrow afternoon at chase center. do we have any idea? >> no include. p. clue. . meanwhile, coming up, a bizarre twist in the case of a dog missing after being sent to a trainer. we investigate the connection between that case and another missing dog on the other side of country. what dogs need to look out for before hiring a trainer. toxic tires. the new calls to have a he po tensionally hazardous chemical banned. and right now on the radar

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a dog trainer accused of failing to return a dog to a home is facing felony larceny charges in two states. >> we were first told about the german shepherd who disappeared from palo alto, and now a development in this bizarre story. >> our first story was in january. but recently, a man in massachusetts contracted a trainer who never returned his dog and believes it's the same woman he saw in our story. this is charlie, a 3-year-old french bulldog from north

reading, massachusetts. they hired the trainer, but at the end of the training, she didn't return their pet. >> i don't though exactly what happened. i don't know if he jumped out of the car or somebody took him, but he's gone. >> reporter: that's the story he says he got from the dog trainer when she sent this text saying her car had broken down on the side of the road. >> these are expensive breeds. i don't know if it was a negligence issue or a scam. >> reporter: after searching for charlie, speaking to animal control and law enforcement, bart hanson says he found our story online. >> there's a bizarre missing dog case on the peninsula. >> i go into google and see the story from nbc in san francisco and bay area. and i was like oh, my god. >> reporter: that's when hanson realizedhe dog trainer he knew as lily was really josephine ragland, who was being

investigated for another missing dog case in california. our story explained howpalo alto woman tried to replace her dog with a look alike. whether that didn't work the trainer said the dog was most definitely dead. >> it's like a son that disappear. you don't know where, if he's dead, i don't know where his body is. or if he's alive, where is he? maybe he's with another person. they sold, i don't know what happened to him. >> reporter: palo alto police didn't make arrest at the time. but in massachusetts, charlie's disappearance led to a multi-agency investigation. according to a north redding police department, after speaking to ragland, they determined charlie had died within a few days of being in her car and the body was dumped near ragland's home.

>> she was sending me texts and pictures after he was dead. >> reporter: a necropsy revealed that charlie was emaciated with no food in his system and likely died from a heatstroke. investigators found four other dogs in crates at the home that appeared malnourished. >> police told me that the main driving force was pure financial gain. >> reporter: according to the report, north redding police contacted palo alto police who had spoken to 18 of ragland's clients in the bay area who described a similar pattern and practice of abuse and neglect. they claim 28-year-old ragland executed a scheme, advertising with no intent to provide training. >> the defendant had misled people. >> reporter: ragland pled not guilty to two charges in

massachusetts. larceny and misleading police. >> i can't believe this. because all of her reviews in thumbtack were all positive. looked like a very, very legitimate thing. so it was devastating. >> reporter: thumbtack sent us a statement. just last week, after scott's dog's disappearance, ragland was also charged with two felonies. theft of a dog and personal property after value greater than $950. josephine ragland has not returned our messages. she was released on the massachusetts case in order to turn in her passport and not

make any social media comes about pets. in palo alto, a warrant has been requested for her arrest. if are you looking to hire a dog trainer, they don't need any kind of license to advertise or charge for services. but these are things you want to do before you hand over your pet. >> ask the potential trainer if they have any credentials. certified training isn't required but shows dedication to the profession. ask for references and a photo id, ask if they have animal cruelty convictions and do a quick online search of the trainer and their business name. >> if you have a story, give us a call, 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. a new polling shows that former president trump leads president biden in four key

swing states. so "new york times" and sienna college conducted the polls and got the results from hypothetical voters. in nevada, 52% support trump over biden. trump also narrowly beats biden in arizona and georgia and michigan. neither candidate has been officially nominated yet. so far, trump overwhelmingly remains the republican frontrunner, while biden is heavily favored for the democratic nomination. meanwhile, republican candidates will take the stage in miami for the gop's third presidential primary debate this week. seven candidates were on stage at the second debate in southern california last month. it is not clear how many will qualify again, but we know former president trump will not be there. and former carolina governor nikki haley has pulled out of the miami debate. lester holt and meet the press

moderator, kristin welker will moderate, joined by hugh hugh /* so is gearing up to reopen u.n. plaz. plaza. it includes a skate park, outdoor fitness center and rock climbing wall. all a pilot program which could be part of a bigger solution as the city combats drug addiction and crime. a reopening ceremony is set for wednesday morning of morning. a warning from sebastopol. this is a wolf hybrid. a wolf that has bred with a dog. it looks a lot like a small wolf.

it's dark gray with yellow eyes. several agencies responded. we're not able to find that animal. anyone who spots it is asked to call law enforcement immediately and be able to describe where exactly it was spotted. dia de los muertos celebrations continued across the bay this weekend. looks fun redwood city today, the vibrant sights and founds filled courthouse square. there were traditional dancers, musicians, altars, food, and a procession. the event was organized bit san mateo county history museum. and friends of the redwood city library. let's talk about the weather right now. live look over oakland tonight. camera lens seems dry. is the road wet? i think there were showers across the bay. because of the rain, the oakland zoo, want to keep you posted. oakland zoo closed tomorrow.

if you had reservations, the zoo will send an e-mail with information about a refund. but, getting back to the roads and weather tonight, it looked quiet out there in oakland. >> yeah, in san jose, too. starting to see the rain come down. it's a little unusual, how warm it is, as the rain is starting to fall around the bay area. and we'll show you that with a tour of the bay area. temperature wise at sfo, wet taxiways and runways, temperatures in the mid-60s. light rain falling around the peninsula, but a balmy 66 degrees at sfo. more mid-60s out towards walnut creek where light rain continues to fall through costa contra county. and get ready for this temperature in san jose. 70. it's like we're in hawaii. speaking of hawaii, look at the connection to our weather. we've got moisture moving up from the hawaiian islands,

aiming on the bay area, and with the southerly wind right now, that's the reason it's so muggy right now. warm air, super saturated, probably closing in on a half inch already. we're going to add to it tomorrow morning. 50s and 60s to start the day. still muggy. then cooler air starts to sweep in as we head toward the afternoon as the shower chances will be ongoing. highs, cooler than what we've got outside right now. that is an air mass change tomorrow. mid-60s around san jose. so areas seeing the rain, yes, oakland up towards walnut creek, downtown san jose, finally seeing rain showers, and into the santa cruz mountains as well. though the peak of the rain rates will likely come in after midnight tonight and on top of the morning commute. there's that first batch of showers. 3:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.

right over the central bay, these will be brief downpours that very likely will cause a little ponding on the road ways. by 8:00 that passes san jose. watch how this cloud band passes by with the clearing behind at that. that could set the stage for isolated thunderstorms mid afternoon into the north bay. as we approach sunset, atmosphere stabilizes and shower chances should start to wind down. most of the bay area picking up a quarter inch of rain. higher totals in the north bay mountains and santa cruz mountains. proof positive we have colder air coming in, a winter weather advisory for lake tahoe, could see six t 11 inches of snow. then the next chance of rain arrives right there, late thursday into friday. not a lot of rain. but it's reason enough to keep the umbrella on stand by as we head towards veterans day on friday.

cooler temperatures. we lose the hawaiian air conditioning, and just like that we could have frost advisories by midweek. one more chance of showers thursday into friday. we're saving you the trip to hawaii. >> hawaii's coming to us. a beautiful thing. thank you. up next, a festival of lights in san francisco. we'll take tout city for a big glowy administration. celebration. social media be addictive for mental health. chris sanchez has advice for parents. parents. take us on the go and watch

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bright and colorful celebration in san francisco tonight. the diwali festival got under way. today's festivities were filled with bright lights and bollywood style-dance. and oakland will be its first diwali event. there were resources available for veterans, food, drinks, music and more.

>> it just gives me so much hope that we're reaching more and more of those vets that are so unaware, that are so much in need of what they so well deserve, both services and benefits. >> veterans day is officially next saturday on the 11th. we are still several weeks away from thanksgiving. but it is already looking a lot like christmas in the south bay. maybe not a lot. but somewhat. construction of christmas in the park is under way. the annual holiday tradition is filled with more than 40 musical exhibits, lights and a 65-foot christmas tree. christmas in the park set to open on november 24th. before that ever happens in san francisco, preparations are urnd under way for the tree lighting ceremony at union square.

it's going to feature san francisco leaders, members of the big brothers, big sisters of america. the tree will be on display through, into the new year. up next, a recall alert for a popular snack for children. what parents need to though. also an oasis of peace. the safe haven for both israelis and palestinians, to try to find peace and safety from the war.

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thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm audrey asistio. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. overseas as the hamas-israel war continues to intensify, antony blinken made a surprise visit to

the west bank. he met with the palestinian authority president to discuss humanitarian aid and stopping violence against palestinians. >> he traveled to baghdad to meet with the iraqi prime minister. the leaders spoke for about an hour, focussing on the war and the need to keep it from spreading. >> it was very important to send a very clear message to anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict in gaza to threaten our personnel here or anywhere else in the region. don't do it. i made very clear that the threats, attacks coming from the militia in iran are unacceptable and we will take every necessary step to protect our people. >> he will discuss the

importance of presenting civilian lives in israel and gaza. this comes after the turkish president urged israel to stop. >> a strike killed dozens of people. >> erin mclaughlin reports from tel aviv. all right team on the ground in gaza made it to the aftermath of what the palestinian health ministry says was a strike. 47 palestinians were killed in that airstrike. score more wounded. that death toll seems likely to rise, given the scene we saw when we arrived. palestinian men and boyce using hammers trying to get to bodies they say were still trapped

beneath the rubble. we have yet to hear from the israeli military on that apparent airstrike. the israeli military continuing to urge civilians to evacuate from the northern portion of gaza to the southern portion of gaza. but it is worth noting that that refugee camp, where that strike took place last night is considered to be south of the gaza wadi, where they're telling civilians to evacuate. former president obama is weighing in on the war between israel and hamas and asking if his administration could have done more. >> so, if you want to solve the problem, then you have to take in the whole truth. and you then have to admit nobody's hands are clean. that all of us are complicit to some degree. >> the former president made the comments in an interview with

pod save america. obama did make an attempt at peace between israel and palestinian during his second term. but talks collapsed back in 2014. the full interview is set to be released on tuesday. at horrors of the war continue to unfold in gaza, we have a very special story of hope tonight. a small village in the hills between tel aviv and jerusalem where palestinians and israelis have found unity. we have the only broadcasters given access and we take you inside this oasis of peace. >> reporter: about 30 miles or so from gaza. the sounds of children playing above the echo of explosions in this tiny village known as the oasis of peace. >> we are trying to offer the world like how we can do it peacefully without killing each other. >> reporter: for more than 40

years here, israelis and palestinians have lived side by side. >> as neighbors, as partners for a dream, for a community, coexisting, equality and fiscal standards. >> reporter: that dream much more difficult with the nightmare happening in gaza. >> it's not easy for both sides. >> reporter: is it something you talk about? >> yes, yes. we have talks with jews and jews, and arabs and arabs, talking about what we feel about it. what we expect from each other, what we need from each other. >> reporter: and one thing more than any other keeps these families working for unity. >> we have to be the bridge between the ugly reality and the future that we wish to our kids. >> reporter: at the community school, jewish, muslim and christian students sit side by side where lessons are taught in both hebrew and arabic.

they play together during recess, unfazed by the fighter jets overhead but fully aware. >> translator: me and my brother were sitting on the swing. we heard three booms, boom, boom, boom. i am always thinking about war. >> reporter: a war that challenges the core of this community's mission. >> this is a hard work. and this is a test for us. can we pass the hard part. now i think is one of the hardest time. can we pass it as partners? it's okay. we should know we want to continue, and we will continue together. >> reporter: providing a grimmer glimmer of peace in a place somewhere's so hard to find right now. meanwhile, the war in ukraine is still raging on. and new comments from volodymyr zelenskyy about the ongoing war with russia.

in an exclusive interview with meet the press, he said the war with russia has not reached a state mate. that comes as his military are struggling with a counter offensive and the war in the east threatens to slow down support. since russia invaded ukraine in february of 2022, the u.s. has provided $75 billion in military, humanitarian and financial aid to ukraine. >> how long should they expect to send more money? when do you anticipate you can end this war? president zelenskyy? >> i think that the next year with a challenges, because this is the year of your elections, now again, we see the critical situation in the middle east. i think your help is very important for the next year. and that's crucial. >> and can you watch more interviews like this one every

sunday morning on meet the press with kristin welker. tonight we are learning the main mass shooter was alive for most of the massive two-day manhunt. autopsy results just release show that the gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot eight to 12 hours before his body was discovered. he opened fire inside a bowling alley and bar late last month in lewiston, maine. tonight medical officials in maine say four of the survivors in the hospital are improve tonight. more than dozen surgeons and health care professionals treated people on the night of the attack. they are grateful the survivors continue to get well. the trial of david depape,

jury selection starts tomorrow morning in san francisco. on friday, a hearing was held to clarify what questions each side can ask potential jurors. depape has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and other serious charges related to the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband. depape is also facing state charges which will be tried separately. some other high-profile cases in court this week, former president donald trump is expected to testify in his $250 million fraud case brought by new york's attorney general. donald trump jr. concluded a second day of testimony on tuesday. video game developer epic is taking google to court. the latest anti-trust trial against google. epic is behind the game fortnight. they claim they launched a campaign after they exited the google play store to keep other developers from making a similar

move. why some vegas visitors are unhappy with construction work. and they are what they're doing to stop t. have you seen her before? why ms blue is being removed .

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injuries relate to the product. if you have it, you're urged to throw it out. some locals are not happy about new addition in las vegas. glass fences that block the view of the race are getting torn apart. and film on the new structures has largely been peeled off. it's aimed at stopping pedestrians from clogging the bridge to watch the race. they have not released plan on repairing the damaged bridges so far. the total ticket sales for the weekend stands around $64 million, the lowest for 2023. "five nights at freddy's" repeated its first-place ranking, followed by taylor swift's era's tour and killers of the flower moon.

striking actors say they need more time to respond to studios' best and final offers. they gave the proposal to sag-aftra yesterday. under the proposal, actors in highly-watched shows would see their streaming residual doubled. it includes protections against the use of artificial intelligence, one of the major sticking points in the nearly four-month strike. the santa cruz community is coming out to say good-bye to ms. blue. at 87 feet long, they believe ms. blue is the longest whale skeletons in the world. it's been on display for 50 years. but the harsh climate has taken a toll. it has to come down. it had be store or displayed some other way. plenty of people stopped by to sight skeleton in its spot. among them, one of the uc

students who helped recover the bones when they washed ashore in 1979. >> it was an amazing thing to be involved in, the largest animal ever on earth. >> in a few weeks, ms. blue will be disassembled. ideas include repairing it, re-installing it or putting in a replica. >> ms. blue will be missed in that location. >> ms. blue is big. >> very big. i see a lot of green on the map. >> that's a sneak peek of what we're going to see. we'll talk about how this next line of showers dropping down the coast is likely to pack

a group of indigenous tribes are calling for a chemical used

in car tires to be banned. the tribes from california and washington sent a petition to regulators asking them to ban the use of a rubber preservative found in almost every tire. it washes into rivers, killing salmon as they return to spawn. tire manufacturers are already looking for an alternative that still meets federal safety requirements. a milk carton shortage is impacting school lunches. the problem isn't the milk itself but the cardboard cartons. now school districts are scrambling to find alternatives. schools are told to be flexible. they suggest himming milk choices and using bulk dispensers. it's unclear how long the shortage will last. catalytic converter thefts are headed down, way down from the peak we saw during the pandemic. in 2019, there were about 300

catalytic converter thefts per month. by 2021 the number is more than 4,000 thefts a month. wow. they peaked at more than 5300 a month in 2. '22. the basic economics were likely a factor. so. metals involved skyrocketing in price. this year the prices they were getting for stolen catalytic converters have tumbled. and a lot of people are getting the catalytic converters engraved. another tradition for a lot of us, watching the macy's

thanksgiving parade. this year's balloons include beagle scout snoopy. kung fu panda's character. and a pillsbury doughboy. you can watch the parade here, or stream it on peacock at 8:30 in the morning on thanksgiving. >> i think i saw snoopy with a righteous green brim. that was really cool. looking good. live look outside on this sunday night. live look from emeryville. depending on where you are, wet roads. >> combination of heavy drizzle. light rain. >> low clouds and patchy fog. not a lot of wind. but your morning commute will

likely deal with higher rain rates than what we're seeing outside now. it is enough to coat runways at sfo. the light rain that's falling and giving you a tour of the bay area. who's seen the most rain so far? mill valley, calistoga, santa rosa. mt. tam has already got up to about a half inch of rain. a little less obviously to san jose. but the numbers starting to move around the tri valley. danville, .500. and it's still muggy outside. low 60s in san francisco. 64 degrees in livermore. and the number we showed you a few moments ago, san jose, 70 degrees outside. temperatures outside right now will be warmer than the high temperatures tomorrow. as cooler air sweeps the tropical air out of the bay area.

rain at times, a chance of thunderstorms. that will be one of the reasons the rain rates will be higher. not seeing any 80s or upper 70s in the forecast for now. mostly light to moderate rain around those hilltops there, around the sunol grade. pretty good pockets on the higher hills at system moves to the north and east and more as we head to the santa cruz mountains. this is the first wave coming through right now, followed up by the actual front itself which will have higher rain rates, and behind it, increasing chances of thunderstorms. there go the showers. by 3:00 a.m. the next batch drops in, which may briefly have thunder. it's already passing through san jose tomorrow morning. but then we watch tomorrow afternoon with the cool air aloft and daytime heating.

that could destabilize the atmosphere. then showers begin to shut down. we should pick up another quarter inch of rain around the hilltops. the santa cruz mountains, quarter inch to third of an inch of rain. after that, we get a break for the middle part of the week. next chance for seeing those showers, thursday night into friday. right now, early estimates about a tenth of an inch to quarter inch. next weekend, the sky's clear once again. we'll lose the tropical air. we could be seeing patchy frost for wednesday and thursday morning and a few more showers heading on this rollercoaster ride of weather veterans day. >> so we're losing the hawaii. >> canadian air conditioning moves in. >> it's warmer now than will be for high temperatures tomorrow? coming up in sports, the

first loss on the road for the dubs. but steph curry's already talking about a very important talking about a very important job he's got too in d

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warriors on the road in cleveland tonight. they were hoping to improve on their 5 and 1 mark and keep alive their 16-game winning streak over the cavs. >> and they looked good early. take a look at this. video from the first quarter. steph curry with a three. nothing unusual there. 27 footer. led the warriors with 28 points. klay thompson doing really nice things, 29-foot shot. warriors overall did not have a good shooting night. after the game, steph was asked about seeing former warriors first-round pick james wiseman in detroit. he says the two will talk about wiseman's once-promising career.

>> i know he's not playing much, it but it's challenge that he's facing of understanding how he can continue to get better. for them to play him. >> buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. you want good news, here it is right here. returning to cincinnati for the first time since he collapsed on the field. remember that last season? video showing hamlin arriving at paycor stadium. it was a stunning moment. he was given cpr on the field and survived. hamlin had dinner with the medical team that saved his life. surprised them with a scholarship for cincinnati youth in their honor. bit way, the bengals beat the bills 24-18. we just got our ticket to paris, baby, woo! we are so, so, excited.

i'm so proud of this team. >> that's three-time olympic gold medallist, maggie stephan. they punched their ticket to paris. the women's and men's team won gold in santiago, chile. that means they qualify for the olympics in paris next year. this will be stephan's fourth trip to the olympics. and you can watch the paris games right here on nbc bay area when they kick off on july 26 -- 50,000 runners took part in the new york city marathon today, wow. >> they tackled the five-borough stretch. an ethiopian finished with the win. and a kenyan woman pulled away in the final 400 meters to take

the women's title. >> she won the boston marathon earlier this year. we'll be back here at 11:00, hope can you see us then.

tonight on "dateline," two women connected across time, by a terrible crime could one help the other >> her roommate went looking for