fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. >> you too, chris. you can now watch nbc bay area news whenever you want, we are 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms, there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences as well as repeats of our newscast. breaking news at 6:00, new details about high-powered costs in san francisco. we're breaking down the plans for president biden's upcoming meeting with chinese leader at next week's apec summit. >> pushing back on a controversial resolution, the protest set to take place against oakland's teacher union this morning, the reason some believe they are making the jewish community feel unwelcome. a man's vision to turn thousands of acres of solano county land into a brand new city. he raises the curtain on his controversial property. this is "today in the bay." a very good friday morning to you, thanks so much for starting your day with us, i'm

laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. you know it sounds so nice you have to say it twice, friday. >> friday. >> yes, indeed. and you know what that forecast, let's turn to meteorologist kari hall to find out. a lot of folks want to get out and enjoy the weekend. >> great weather pairing with our friday, i don't know if it gets any better than this. it does start out chilly as you step out the door. this is the same weather we've had from the past few days, with lows in the upper 30s, low 40s to start, napa is right now at 43 degrees, and then as we go into the day it warms up. let's get a look at cupertino, we're at 53 degrees at 9:00, at 1:00 the temperature is at 67 degrees, we'll reach into the upper 60s a few low 70s here and there, and as we look at our north bay highs, santa rosa reaching 69 degrees, upper 60s as well for napa and petaluma and novato reaching 71. mike, it seems like so far it's still friday night. >> we have crash icons

registering on the peninsula. no details right now. i don't see slowing. we'll zoom over toward the east bay where there's slowing approaching palo. earlier crash but didn't look like an issue. slowing as well for highway 37. typical friday, very, very light. a lot of focus is in san francisco. eventually we'll have three areas, embarcadero, knob hill. they're not fully in place but we have continuing coverage. back to you. breaking news coming out this morning, new details coming in about president joe biden's meeting with chinese president she skrin ping during the apec summit. a new release said the talks with take place next wednesday, and they'll be in person. we're learning the two world leaders are expected to discuss resuming military communications, the future of taiwan, and the wars in the

middle east and ukraine. trade will also be discussed. u.s. officials say the talks would be expansive and spread out over multiple working sessions. this will be their seventh interaction since president biden took office but only their second in person. the one-week summit starts tomorrow. security will be tight with both president biden and president xi jinping as well as other -- dozens of other world leaders that will arrive in the city. for san francisco leaders the conference presents a chance to change the city's negative image. so, city leaders are working to quickly clean up the streets by getting unhoused people into shelters, and trying to work to combat the fentanyl crisis. for everything you need to know about the summit scan the qr code on your screen. this link will trak you to nbcbayarea.com. once there you can check out the full guide that explain some of the security zones and restrictions as well as the schedule of all the upcoming events. you can also find a full list of the traffic impacts.

in just a few hours families and teachers will protest against a resolution made by the oakland teachers' union. they say it's anti-semitic. "today in the bay's" bob redell is joining us live this morning. the union passed a resolution after it walked back on other comments considered anti-islamic -- i'm sorry, anti-israeli. >> reporter: correct, good morning to you, marcus, the oakland education association, which represents teachers who are here in oakland, they walked back those comments last month. but then earlier this week they passed a new resolution that critics say blames israel for the violence in the gaza strip, even though though it was hamas who attacked israel on october 7th. the oea, the oakland education association, posted this. saying we mourn the tragic loss of both palestinian and israeli lives these past weeks.

we unequivocally condemn the 75 year long illegal military occupation of palestine, the israeli government created an apartheid state and the israeli government leaders have espoused genocidal rhetoric and policies against the people of palestine. later this morning jewish families and teachers will lead a protest. they say this resolution makes them feel unsafe and unwelcome in the oakland unified school district. here's tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council. >> this is encouraging jewish families and teachers to leave the district. so whether that's intended or not, that's how our community is perceiving it. >> reporter: late last month the oakland education association shared a pro-palestinian statement on instagram. the post called israel a, quote, genocidal apartheid state. it also did not mention hamas's october 7th attack on israel. after criticism from some parents and teachers, the union

took that post down. then the union released a new statement on facebook saying it was listening to students, families and teachers. it also called attention to the loss of life on both sides. the union maintained its support for a cease-fire, but again the new resolution this week seems to at least partially support those original comments that they walked back. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll continue to follow that, bob, thank you. 6:05 right now, a live look from israel at the gaza border where israel is now agreeing to a pause of its offensive, each day for four hours. the white house says israel has agreed to do so for humanitarian reasons. israel is not calling this a cease-fire in any way, shape or form but it should allow more aid to get into gaza, and more palestinian civilians to head south from gaza city. israel, by the way, did not halt its offensive this morning, but says it will announce those stoppages three hours ahead of

time. secretary of state antony blinken is welcoming the news but he also says more needs to be done. he and secretary of defense lloyd austin are in india today, their goal is to boost cooperation and align defense policies in the indo-pacific region. blinken went on to say too many palestinians have already died in the conflict and humanitarian aid is critical. new explosions could be seen today over gaza as israeli forces pound the hamas-controlled enclave. palestinian health leaders claim israel launched new air strikes on or near at least three hospitals. israel denies the claims, but across gaza hospitals are now struggling to receive medical supplies, clean water, and fuel to power generators. the world health organization believes up to 20 gaza hospitals may be totally out of commission. >> 6:07, and in contra costa this morning, a driver is in the hospital after being shot at least once, and crashing into a median. police say they received several 911 calls about last night's

scene along richmond parkway. it happened just after 6:00 p.m. between goodrick avenue and giant highway. now, witnesses tell police that one driver was chasing another as someone was firing a gun. police say that that suspect took off following the crash, so far no arrests have been made. new add 6:00 for the first time since leaving the acquisition of 50,000 acres in solano county the man behind the mystery is showing off his newly acquired property. he is the founder and ceo of california forever, parent company of flanery associates, seeking to develop an entirely new city. silicon valley billionaires bought the land for an estimated $800 million. it's expected to include open space, solar farms and habitat conservation and he's also trying to answer lingering questions surrounding the future of infrastructure and affordable housing. >> we have water rights sufficient to build a community and we're looking at acquiring

additional land, and we would build our own water treatment plant, sewer treatment plant, all of the infrastructure we would build ourselves. the people who build the community and the people who work in that community should be able to live there. >> the project is still in early stages. it would have to include a ballot initiative, in part because currently the purchased land is intended only for agricultural use. >> live look in san jose this morning, getting started with your friday, meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect, beautiful sunrises across the bay area this morning. >> you can really see it from this camera view as we take a look at downtown san jose, a lot of pink hues in the sky, and i do think we are going to have a very colorful sunrise as we get a few clouds moving by. we also have some rain just to our north, so it is a mostly cloudy start in parts of the north bay. the rain has already passed through ukiah with lingering light showers around clear lake and eventually we'll go back to

sunshine later on today with temperatures matching what we had yesterday with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. still nice and mild for today, slightly warmer into the weekend, we'll get a look at that and incoming rain for next week. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been watching gas prices going up or down? >> up in many spots. the san jose continues to dominate the south bay for better price. cash is king at national petroleum on key street, $4.29 for credit cards but you save a dime if you pay the cash option. same in mill valley, $4.55 on redwood highway. and cheaper without the credit card, and concord's super stop, $4.57 no matter how you play. folks are sharing prices around the bay. and on the roadways, an easy drive right now for the most part. friday and holiday in many places, but there is a crash that happened northbound 101 approaching sfo as you're

looking at this traffic flowing. another crash reported north of the airport but i think it was a duplicate report. might have been mistaken on the location. tracking that on the peninsula. a lot of slowing has cleared up westbound 80 approaching the berkeley curve. back to you. >> thanks, mike. hollywood awaiting the final say to call action. the stamp after approval there actors that may come as soon as today. the frenzy of filming is set to ignite. the irs is lifting tax brackets. we may pay less in taxes. the head of the fed was talking about interest rates but wall street seems to have shrugged that off. looking good. a bit of a bummer for the eye-catching las vegas sphere, it's set to be losing money, why it's set to be losing money, why its creators say all hope is not

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happy friday to you, the time is 6:13 as you're getting ready this morning in the tri-valley. it is a chilly start once again. we're seeing a few clouds here and there. at 8:00 in livermore it's 44 degrees. at noon it is 65. quick warm-up as we make it into a very nice pleasant friday, we'll talk about the weekend, and the rain ahead for next week coming up in a few minutes. an easy drive here, the nimitz freeway, through fremont, northbound, no problem for either direction, the headlights

down towards silicon valley. well, good morning, very happy friday to you. stocks took a dip after the head of the fed warned it might not be done raising rates. amazon is cutting jobs in its music division. this is part of a larger layoff that was announced earlier. microsoft owned activision releasing the latest version of call of duty. fed chair jay powell said the fed won't hesitate to raise rates if needed to get inflation back down to 2%. it was enough to startle investors who thought for sure the fed was done raising rates. you may pay less in taxes. the irs has increased the amount of the standard deduction, so there's more money you don't pay taxes on. and then it raised the brackets. that's a good thing. you might have fallen out of a higher tax bracket under the new math.

the first bracket hits 234,000, the next at 94,000 and then 201,000. all of them have been bumped up. you may fall under a line you used to cross. the brackets obviously go above 201,000. most of us won't care. i was telling marcus, though, he'll need to know the top tax bracket is 731,000. the head of a big real estate firm told investors he thinks about 25% of americans will never go back to the office. some companies are demanding their employees return. that's not going well. companies that make ultimatums are seeing people quit. >> we can do most if not all of our work as knowledge workers in particular from home, and so why are we making these sacrifices to our personal health, family time, when we could take those commute hours back in particular, and reapply those to other things? and then also be just as productive at home, be happier and more engaged. >> seems reasonable to me. we'll come up with some solutions, both for the

employees and the bosses, that's important, on the next episode of "press here" sunday morning at 9:00 right after "meet the press," we were talking earlier how long we've been doing "press here," we were looking through old videotape recently. there's reed hoffman, right, the head of yahoo. >> i remember, yeah. >> there's jack without a beard. >> jack dorsey. >> peter thiel. and then this guy. henry notaff. that is the dad of the guy that we interviewed this week, and is going to be on the show. it was the -- it was the junior that pointed it out to us, that his dad had been on the television show. >> yeah. >> and it's a very sobering moment when you think -- >> legacy. >> legacy, yeah, we've -- you know, i have no doubt that there are some very bright people whose kids we're going to see on the show at some point. >> right. >> because they started up something amazing. >> yeah. >> this was the first one, where you're like, wow, okay, yeah.

>> very cool. >> hopefully another generation in you is there. >> keep doing it. >> thanks, scott. >> you bet. okay, so as soon as today hollywood's long drawn out labor saga may be in our collective rear view. sag-aftra leaders are expected to approve the new contract deal wednesday with studios and streamers. provided everything goes as planned rank and file vote will follow soon after. a mad scramble is set to get under way to kick start hollywood productions. one variety insider saying some productions will likely work overtime to get stalled shows back on track. >> a lot of things were just sort of totally in limbo, and i think people are going to work harder into the -- work longer into thanksgiving week, probably work longer into december than they normally would, around the winter holidays, because, again, i think hollywood is just dying to get back to work. >> that's some of hollywood's future tent pole films are still being pushed out due to the long

work stoppage. in fact, some week -- some -- just this week disney moved its fourth captain of america film, for a second time, from next july, to february of 2025. now, the original release date was scheduled for next may. trending this morning, the sphere theater in las vegas is losing money. a new report found it lost $98.4 million in its first quarter. quarter ended just day after the theater debuted with a u2 concert. ceo says it's determined to long-term growth. it cost $$2.3 billion to create, the sphere has advertised new movies, even nfl's sunday ticket. it has postcard from earth. we're talking about how interesting it must be to see when you're flying in. >> i've seen it a few times, and it's like, wow, basketballs,

everything. also trending this morning, get ready music lovers, the 2024 grammy nominations will be announced in less than two hours. >> yeah, that announcement takes place at the recording academy's youtube page at 8:00 a.m. our time, but there's already bets being placed on who will actually take home the big prizes this year, rolling stone magazine lists predictions for a number of categories including taylor swift taking home album of the year, and also their favorite to take home song of the year for "anti-hero," when it comes to record of the year rolling stones is touting miley cyrus's "flowers." it takes place february 4th. >> i thought "flowers" came out longer -- >> it came out in january or february. >> it seems like that song was within the year? there you have it. >> okay, all right, we're upon the weekend. >> looks really nice out there, too. it starts out cold but will be a very sunny and comfortable day.

and it's a great way to wrap up our week. take a look at some of our temperatures, and some of our live cameras we have around the bay area, beautiful sunrise over san jose. the temperatures at 46 degrees, and it's 41 in dublin. so a little bit of a chill in the air. but then as we take a look at our highs for this afternoon, this is where we're headed. up to 71 in morgan hill, nice and comfortable temperatures as well for much of the east bay, with oakland reaching 68. 67 in redwood city, and daly city headed for 64 degrees. in san francisco, we're back into the mid to upper 60s, again today. some of the same temperatures we've seen over the past several days with napa reaching 68 degrees. and tomorrow we have the veterans day parade happening in san jose. expect it to be a very nice 71, with sunshine right at noon into the early afternoon hours and then cooling down right when that sun sets if you're out there for dinner. we're going to see rain ahead in our forecast, starting most

likely on tuesday, now, the models are still flip-flopping back and forth on the exact placement of the area of low pressure. if it's farther offshore that will take the rain away from the bay area, but if it's right over us that can mean rain for a lot longer. it may also move very slowly, which could keep rain in the forecast from not only tuesday to wednesday but possibly throughout much of next week into saturday. so we'll be watching for that, once again, it's going to have an impact on how much rain we see as of now some of our rainfall estimates show that we could still get one to two inches of rain across the coastline, the peninsula, into the santa cruz mountains. we do have time this weekend to prepare. it's going to be one of those weekends where you do want to take a little bit of time, look around in the backyard, the patio, make sure that the lawn furniture is covered up, anything that could be blown over in high winds is kind of strapped down and secure. but we are also going to have some great weather for veterans day, in all of the celebrations going on around the bay area.

mike, now you have a new crash in san jose? >> we do, kari, in this camera shot you don't see the crash, although you see flashing lights which might be heading south to address it. you also see the impact of it on the traffic flow. because that light traffic is just north of the impact itself, northbound 101 approaching teli road, a crash getting over to the shoulder soon. you see this from capital expressway. it's unexpected because traffic is so light right now around the rest of the bay. slowing, up into the mill brag. one crash there, the other crash reported farther north, i'm going to wave that off of the map after i showed you this. there's been no incident, no consequence and i think it might be a duplicate report with someone there. the east bay looks like a nice drive, a brake tap through concord, no major problems, and the metering lights are active. not an impact over here. back to you. >> thanks, mike. americans relying more and more on grab and go. up next, we take a look at the future of fast food being powered by the phone in the palm

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welcome back. so, the future of fast food is evolving. we all know this because many of us are using our phones to get our meals to go. >> we might order a little

breakfast in a bit. as the "today" show reports sam brock says many chains are racing to expand with new technology in order to feed america's growing grab-and-go abhit. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning, we are talking about the future of fast food. for so many people this idea of drive-through comprises this, get on site, put in your order, and you pull up in a matter of minutes, hopefully less than that and get your food. this has been the game changer. what we've seen during the pandemic, people seeking out convenience and safety, but also just the efficiency of technology that has caught up with so many places like dunkin developing their apps. put in an order, don't talk to anyone, and within a matter after minutes. tell them i want my mobile order and on your way. it's led to a total evolution. you companies like chipotle. chick-fil-a, dunkin are structuring their business model. the future is interesting and a

lot of it does involve your cell phone. we're going to talk about that coming up on the "today" show. back to you. >> looking forward to it, sam. a lot more ahead at 6:30, breaking news around the apec summit in san francisco. live look at the city. brand new details about president biden's meeting with the chinese president. we'll break it dn in just a we'll break it dn in just a ow look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did.

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down to the biggest international event san francisco has seen in decades. the apec summit. and new details this morning on president biden's meeting with china president xi jinping. plus, the new road closures you want to know about, in case you encounter them this weekend. an apparent hate crime at stanford, new images investigators hope leads to an arrest. oakland a's fans and mayor sheng thao with a package to sway the vote. we asked a sports insider, could it work? this is "today in the bay." good friday morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. of course we've got a lot to talk about today, but we want to get you caught up on that forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring what we can expect. a lot going on behind you. >> it's friday but it's going to be a great weekend. i wanted to give you those top headlines of what to expect.

we're starting out cold this morning, but it will be a mild day, mostly sunny. and our temperatures reaching into the 60s and 70s. now, this weekend we will continue with that sunshine, and nice mild fall temperatures. but next week we are watching out for rain in the bay area, and sierra snow. you can expect upper 30s in dublin, and santa rosa, as well as san martin. yes, it is a very chilly start. but then take a look at our highs, it's going to be nice. we're back to some of the same temperatures we saw the past few days with upper 60s and low 70s. and we're also going to see more sunshine. so we'll talk about the weekend, some events going on, we'll help you make some plans, coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> thank you very much, kari. we are following breaking news ahead of the apec summit coming to san francisco. this morning we're getting a clearer picture of what to expect from president joe biden's highly anticipated meeting with chinese president xi jinping during the summit that happens next week.

ginger conejero saab is in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: that in-person meeting is officially being confirmed and will happen on the summit sidelines between president joe biden and president xi jinping of china. now, president biden and president xi are expected to discuss resuming military communications, the future of taiwan, and wars in the middle east and ukraine. in addition, trade will be a major topic. this will be their seventh interaction since president biden took office, but only the second in person. u.s. officials said the talks would be expansive, and spread out over multiple working sessions. china's foreign ministry also confirming the anticipated meeting this morning. now, during a meeting yesterday between secretary of treasury janet yellen and her chinese counterpart, the chinese vice premier, she highlighted san francisco and its chinatown district as an example of ties between the two countries and more specifically the deep

economic links between san francisco and china. yellen and his meeting come at a time of intensive diplomacy between china and the u.s. setting the tone for next week's meeting between biden and president xi. >> we look forward to discussing our collaboration on global challenges from climate change to debt distress in low-income countries, and emerging markets. as the world's two largest economies we have an obligation to lead on these and other issues. >> reporter: later this morning the apec multi-stakeholder forum or amf will take place fi commonwealth club at the embarcadero with a keynote with attorney general rob banta, serving as a curtain raiser event for the leaders ahead. the sideline meetings happening before are also taking place as the city officially welcome it is holiday season at union

square, where city leaders are hoping the week ahead will shine a bright light on the city. many say apec is a chance for san francisco to flip the negative narrative that it has had in recent months. we'll continue to watch that and see how everything unfolds. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ginger, no doubt apec is going to impact many people. for everything you need to know as the summit gets under way just scan the qr code, it's on your screen right now. we have a guide on our website that explains security zones, restrictions, and road closures. you'll find a full schedule of events on our website. 6:35. a follow up this morning, deputies are releasing new images they hope can help find the driver who struck a stanford student, he's described by the victim as an unshaven man in his mid-70s. investigators say the student of

syrian descent was struck on campus as he was crossing the intersection. the driver even yelled racial insults. santa clara county sheriff's office releasing stock images right here of what the vehicle looks like. it is a black toyota forerunner with a tire mounted on the back. it may also have front passenger side damage. now, that student suffered minor injuries, he believes that he may have been targeted because he was wear ago shirt with arabic writing on it. a recent closure -- >> recent closure of a south bay dmv may soon allow for more people to make it in the bay. the dmv closed in september, but now the mercury news reports the property owners are submitting a proposal to turn it into a large scale housing development. the plan calls for close to 400 apartment units spread over three buildings. the proposal also suggests now state laws may help streamline the approval process.

new development in oakland where leaders are dedicated, and leaders and i should say dedicated a's fans are taking a new swing to hopefully hit a home run with major league owners almost certain to approve the move to go to vegas. this includes a gift box with a letter inside from oakland's mayor. >> will that be enough? "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us now. do we know what the letter said? >> the letter from the mayor lists the reason why the a's should remain in oakland. but there are also other items meant to persuade, at least 15 of the 30 major league team owners to vote against the a's relocation to las vegas. mayor sheng thao unboxed the boxes custom made for each owner, aside from the letter detailing that there is a copy of a ten-minute video created by the summer of sell group along with a t-shirt, hat, baseball card customized with the likeness of each owner. the boxes were made by the oakland fan group the 68s, and the owners of oakland's last

dive bar to say -- who says it's not over until it's over, even if a sports consultant tells us this effort, kind of a joke. >> you're sending a gift box to the owners a week before they're making a multi-billion dollar decision? not just on the oakland a's, but on their franchises and their net asset appreciation, and you've got some stuff in it? what should have been in that box are very actionable legal and legislative opportunities that oakland has never utilized. >> i don't think it's too late. we're going to just keep doing it until shovels in the ground in vegas. we're going to keep doing it. >> so as you might remember the a's reached a tentative agreement for a stadium in las vegas back in may. since then many fans have been calling on a's owner john fisher to sell the team, staging

reverse boycotts to fill the stadium. holding signs and chanting sell the team. the owners meet next week starting tuesday. we expect their vote on the a's issue will happen wednesday or thursday. we do know that it seems like it's all but a done deal. the financing, though, is still in the air on that ballpark in las vegas. but you've got to feel for the fans because -- >> oh, yeah. >> you're a fan, born and raised. >> it's in the blood. >> a lot of history. >> yeah. >> see what happens. >> thanks, kris. live look this morning at a webcam at lake tahoe's mount rose ski resort. strap on your skis and snowboards, the season is officially here, kicking off mt. rose is the very first resort to open in tahoe basin. this is all thanks to some early snowfall combined with some good old-fashioned snow making. other resorts including heavenly, and northstar are slated to open next weekend. meteorologist kari hall is here, people will be hitting the slopes this weekend, will they

see any fresh snow out there? >> not this weekend but possibly next week. it's beautiful to see. i wanted to show you this live camera we have at palisades tahoe, where you can see that snow up there on the tops of the mountains. so they're working hard to get things ready for opening more of these resorts. and as far as temperatures, we're headed for 50 degrees today, going to be a warm afternoon, but our overnight temperatures are dropping down into the low 20s. all right, so you don't have to go as far to see something winter-like. you can go ice skating at the holiday rink in san ramon this evening. the grand opening tonight starts at 6:00. as the going to be in the upper 50s. wear a coat out there. the temperatures drop quickly, we also have the glowfari lantern festival at the oakland zoo, really nice weather for that as well. it will be partly cloudy, a very chilly evening. once again, make sure you're dressed for those cool temperatures. and then for veterans day

weekend a lot of events will be happening to honor our veterans, and this one will be a place where you can get in for free in muir woods, go out for a nice, beautiful day, and enjoy some sunshine. our highs reach into the mid-60s. not only tomorrow, but throughout the weekend. and if your plans take you to l.a., it's going to be warmer there, with highs in the low 80s by sunday. mike, you were tracking a crash in the backup in oakland? >> yeah, i was, kari, still have the backup, but the crash, i hear, has cleared in the last few seconds, got that update from chp north 101, that will release more traffic up to the area where we typically see slowing, so prepare for that heading up between 280 and oakland road. north 101 has another issue, this is over approaching sfo, this crash, i believe, also just cleared from the roadway. north 101 should see recovery out of san mateo past the sfo. 280 clear the whole time. most areas have been clear, light friday, pre-holiday or

light holiday for some. mild slowing and a build towards the richmond bridge. eventually we'll have closures in ic barkder row and -- no parking around moscone center, watch for the signs being posted. 6:41 right now, the bay area honoring america's veterans. plans for tonight and tomorrow, celebrating their service, and sacrifices. president biden will celebrate -- or did celebrate union labor, probably picked up a few votes or tried to in the midwest. the latest from washington. and if you weren't in the holiday spirit just yet get ready to get jolly. we are showing you the fun attractions opening up this weekend, you don't want to miss those, and don't miss what we have for you right here on "today in the bay." ick around.st

it is 6:44. let's get a look at some of our east bay cities and the high temperatures you can expect today. hayward's headed for 68 degrees. about the same this san ramon and oakland, low 70s for antioch and concord. we do have some nice weather today, and throughout the weekend. but we are watching rain. so i'll have details on that coming up in the full micro-climate forecast. today is veterans day observed by many agencies and schools, of course, real veterans day tomorrow, but we have alterations to service for

tri-valley transit and a.c.e. golden gate transit boosts to normal weekly schedule on the weekend day, ferry as well as a.c. transit changing schedules a bit as well. president joe biden played up union talks with a big celebration at a car plant in illinois yesterday. >> the uaw strike really probably couldn't have gone better for the president, trying to drum up a lot of support from labor. >> that's exactly right. it didn't go on too long, the strike, it was a huge success for workers who got massive wages increased. the president right there in the middle of it walking the picket line as you'll remember, it's part of the deal with labor, the car company stellantis, what we used to call chrysler, agreed to reopen a previously shuttered factory. that will create as many as 3,000 jobs. biden joined uaw members in that celebration. >> i'm fighting f a place like belvedere because i came to --

i'm serious, i'm deadly earnest, for too long the wealthy and big corporations have done just fine. but the rest of us were cut out of that deal. when you're in the middle of a fight i stood and others stood with you shoulder to shoulder on that picket line. my predecessor went to a non-union shop and attacked it. i hope you guys have a memory. where i come from it matters. >> former president trump did visit a car part plant in michigan the day after biden's walk on the picket line. he was invited there by company management, and biden is right it was not a union shop. the detroit news reports the two people holding up union auto worker signs were neither union nor auto workers. other news, west virginia senator joe manchin says he will not run for reelection. he's a democrat in a very red state. that means his replacement will almost certainly be a republican

changing the balance of the senate. democrats worry manchin might make a run for president as independent which could siphon votes away from biden. dr. jill stein announced she'll run as a member of the green party when she ran in 2016 her vote totals in michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania were bigger than the gap between hillary clinton and donald trump. so, trump won all three states. house speaker mike johnson sent members of the house home for the holiday weekend with no new solutions to government funding. the government has a week until the continuing resolution runs out. johnson's not been able to come up with a deal that works for everyone in his own party. and, it's not just keeping government open. there are two bills written by republicans that had to be pulled from the floor thursday because they couldn't get enough votes. a transportation bill and a financial services bill, more or less, routine. johnson had promised lawmakers

will be given 72 hours to examine the next funding bill. but the money runs out friday, they don't come back until monday, so marcus, it's going to be tight. >> that it will be. scott, thanks so much for that. let's talk about tomorrow because tomorrow is veterans day, and it's a day set aside to honor those who have served our country. this weekend several ceremonies are planned across the bay area. tonight, in pacifica, there's a veterans day music festival and barbecue that starts at 4:00 p.m. and ending at midnight. in oakland, people can reserve a spot to travel the bay on the u.s.s. potomac, it starts at 10:30 in the morning. and in rohnert park sally tomatoes host ago wings for america benefit concert at noon tomorrow. in sausalito, starting at 10:00 in the morning there will be a three-hour guided kayak tour.

there you have it. >> that's nice. and happening today lace up your skates, a popular east bay ice rink returning today. >> yes, we're talking about the christy yamaguchi holiday ice rink in san ramon. the big scissors cut the ribbon. funds from tickets sold go to support yamaguchi's always dream initiative, providing books for underserved communities. the rink will be open to the public until january 7th. tonight's ribbon cutting ceremony kicks off at 6:00 p.m. >> rob maeda was there with her. >> that was last year's event. >> what else is happening. >> the oakland zoo. >> glowfari. >> the holiday spectacular is back. glowfari begins tonight. hundreds of animal-themed lanterns, tells the story of wildlife and the importance of conservation, you'll see new lanterns this year like the creatures from the deep sea and wolves from north america. glowfari runs through --

>> don't make it scary. it's supposed to be fun. >> glowfari runs through january. >> now it's english. you're all over the map today. >> international. >> i'm making it all-inclusive, right? >> diversity, i love it. >> we have some diversity in our weather too. >> that could be good or bad, i don't know. >> it starts out cold, it's going to be a nice and sunny day. >> okay. >> and then we're watching out for rain for next week. but let's get started with some of these temperatures that we are seeing, anywhere from 41 in dublin, to 51 in san francisco, and we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds little bit farther to the north, tracking some rain but that also is clearing out. 69 in cupertino. 72 in gilroy. and for much of the east bay we'll see temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s, and up to 67 in redwood city today, half moon bay reaching 62 degrees. we'll see upper 60s in downtown,

and in the mission district, in san francisco, north bay highs reaching 71, in novato, one of the warmer spots, mainly upper 60s in the north bay. then tomorrow we have the veterans day parade in petaluma. we have beautiful weather for that, and all of the celebrations going on all around the bay area. we're going to see temperatures reaching once again into the upper 60s and low 70s, with sunshine. but then looking ahead there's a storm system that's been targeting the pacific northwest, we do expect that to gradually make its way closer to the bay area, an area of low pressure developing and the models are struggling with this one, having a hard time of placing exactly where that low will be. if it's farther offshore that means less rain for us. if it's right over the bay area that means more rain. it's still kind of going back and forth. meantime it does show we could see rain chances increasing anytime between tuesday and now that may extend into next weekend. there may be several days on end, with off and on rain for next week.

as far as rainfall totals once again it's really going to depend on exactly where we see that storm system move, but it could be a possible one to two inches of rain, especially for our coastline in the santa cruz mountains as well as the north bay. we have this weekend to prepare for all of that rain. we may want to spend a little bit of time outside. just making sure everything around the home is secure, the patio furniture is covered up. because that rain gets going early next week. and like you're seeing more delays for the south bay. >> creeping around, kari, the ripple effect. i was mistaken. north 101 has not cleared. another crash cleared from the roadway in a similar way. we're still okay connected to capital expressway, watch the traffic flow on the major south bay roadway. the rest of the south bay peninsula and east bay looking friday and holiday light for some folks, and schools, highway 4 a little slowing, highway 37 and 580 holding steady. bay bridge has the metering lights, until you get in the

city off the bay bridge, later this week one exit closed because that's where everything focuses on the security perimeter. not yet fully instituted, back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:53 right now. b.a.r.t. is working to clear up trains ahead of the apec summits. the police incidents have been delays fewer trains since the agency launched its safe and clean plan. in response to a may poll which reveals 45% of respondents were adverse to riding b.a.r.t. due to cleanliness, fear or lack of security. the poll surveyed about a thousand people in alameda, contra costa and san mateo countys. breaking news ahead of the summit, high-powered talks slated to take place, the brand new plan from president biden's meeting next week with chinese leader xi jinping. our school shout-out series,

san ramon's ninth grade class. >> okay, this is ninth grade health at cal high. >> good morning, bay area! >> reporter: and a good morning to you, too, kids, and good morning to you bay area. we would like to see students give that shout-out. all you have to do is send an email with that video to us at schoolshoutout@nbcuni.com. can't wait to see thosevideos.

welcome back, we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories here on "today in the bay" including breaking news on the upcoming meeting between president biden and chinese

president xi jinping during next week's apec summit. >> according to a new white house news release the talks will take place next wednesday in person. the two world leaders are expected to discuss resuming military communications, the future of taiwan, and the wars in the middle east and ukraine. trade will also be discussed, and the talks will be spread out over multiple working sessions. treasury secretary janet yellen is in san francisco right now holding a second day of talks today with china's top economic leader. a live look in oakland this morning, where in a matter of hours jewish families and teachers will protest a recent resolution by the oakland teachers union some call anti-semitic. this week the union passed a resolution critics say blames israel for the violence in the gaza strip. jewish families and teachers say the resolution makes them feel unsafe and unwelcome. they plan to lead a protest outside of montclair elementary school starting at 9:30 this

morning. on social media the union says it mourns the loss of lives on both sides of the war, but it condemns the 75 year long illegal military occupation of palestine. we're tracking all of these stories ahead on our streaming newscast, it starts at 7:00 a.m. "today in the bay" continues live, roku, samsung, tv as well. or head to nbcbayarea.com where you'll find a link. >> it's friday, and we want to thank you for being a part of our morning as well as welcoming us into your home this morning. have a great day. the war rages on in the middle east. >> but is there a glimmer of hope for families of the hostages it's november 10th this is "today." breaking overnight, israel