so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last.

16th, we are taking a live look outside. this is safeway in santa clara, where we will soon have two very special guests appearing as we kick off our nourishing neighbors food drive. today, we'll tell you how easy it is to participate. up until christmas day and help those in need across the bay area. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast, and you told me earlier this might be our coldest morning yet. oh yeah. and those beautiful clear skies behind you are helping the earth cool down. and we are starting the morning with a freeze warning up in the north bay, southern marin, all the way to our north bay mountains, where some of those temperatures could be in the upper 20s low 30s. but it's not only the north bay that i'm paying attention to with those low 30s, low 30s out through danville, pleasanton and down here in the south bay, we are starting off with some chilly 40s. but after that cold morning, don't worry. should be

a fabulous saturday. mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the low 60s will see the cloud cover rolling about later on tonight as we get ready for some spotty showers. the second half of our weekend will time it out for you. coming up in my full forecast in about 15 minutes. keir, back to you. all right cynthia, thanks. police in san francisco are on the hunt for the owner of three large dogs that mauled another dog and its owner. the sfpd responded and was forced to intervene with their guns after the vicious attack in order to protect the neighbors. today, in the bay's thom jensen reports from the fillmore district, the area around san francisco's raymond kimball playground is active with dogs and pedestrians night and day. south africa is a border. gunfire rang out in the park, and a nearby safeway parking lot. after three unleashed dogs attacked a poodle and its owner and then another person. they started mauling this medium sized poodle and i

jumped on the dog. police say the dogs were cane corsos weighing about 120 pounds each. three of them eaton strong saw what was happening and tried to pull the dogs off a woman and her poodle, and he says the dogs were latched on to the poodle's neck. the dog was messed up. it was a white poodle and it was covered in blood. the poodle is being treated at a veterinary hospital, but eaton says the dogs also began chasing other people near the safeway parking lot and viciously tore into one man who tried to break them up and bit his arm. real bad, ripped it up something terrible, and then that's when one of the officers shot one of the dogs, or both of the dogs, but one was dead. shortly thereafter, in the middle of the safeway lot. you can only imagine what the two people and the dog who were attacked went through. this was three dogs with a combined weight of 360 pounds, attacking them. and believe it or not,

people we talked to out here said they're not surprised at all. they've had their own run ins with vicious dogs off leash. there was a dog in a car that was like, unleashed and unrestrained, and he jumped out and attacked us. you and this little dog. yeah. so it's very concerning, especially with people having their dogs off leash. i don't think it's okay. sfpd says there's now a criminal investigation underway into the dog attacks and charges could follow. we're working with animal care and control to identify the owner of the dogs. and at this time, we have not made contact with the owner. we reached out to sfpd for updates on the condition of the injured man and the poodle, but have not heard back on their conditions. thom jensen today in the bay. in other news, the community is invited to join a vigil for four boaters who were swept out to sea in the north bay. it happened two weeks ago this month, when five people were

crabbing in bodega bay and their boat capsized in rough waters. a 13 year old boy survived, but search teams never found his father, his uncle and two cousins. the vigil is tonight at westside regional park on west shore road in bodega bay. it starts at 6 p.m. new overnight a bullet hit an airplane at dallas love field airport late last night. the incident involved a southwest airlines flight as it was departing for indianapolis. passengers were on board, but no one was hurt. southwest confirmed a bullet struck the right side of the aircraft just under the flight deck. the plane made it safely back to the terminal and was removed from service. a shooter has not yet been found. the fbi says it's only gotten worse. those racist text messages being sent across the country and here in the bay area are now evolving into

emails. it all started the day after the election. hundreds of black people received the same racist texts. and now the fbi says hispanic and lgbtq people also have been targeted with offensive texts and emails. the fbi said in a statement, quote, some recipients reported being told they were selected for deportation or to report to a reeducation camp. if you receive one of these messages, report it to the fbi. back here locally, the latest election returns are showing that alameda county district attorney pamela price will soon be out of a job. the most recent results posted by the alameda county registrar's office continue to show a widening gap in the recall vote. as you can see here, more than 63% of voters have voted to remove d.r. price from office, as today in the bay's pete suratos reports. d.r. price is

so far refusing to concede any plans to concede the latest election results are in, and they're not looking good for alameda county da pamela price. 63% of voters in the county are in favor of price being recalled from office. the yes votes outnumber the no votes by more than 150,000. recall organizers say it's clear that it's time for the da to immediately leave office. she has never really facing the reality. okay, and despite the fact that, you know, anyone have a, you know, knowing basic math, we all know that that is a done deal. and according to the latest numbers from the registrar's, there's only a small batch of ballots left to count. we have 17,000, approximately 17,000 more votes to count. the number won't close the gap, but the da says she's waiting until every ballot is counted before commenting on the recall vote. she did not comment on the recall during a thursday press conference. but in an email to supporters, she says we must wait until every vote is

counted in alameda county in order to determine the way forward. and during a virtual meeting with the alameda county democratic central committee. price moved to adjourn the meeting in recognition of her time as da, saying this. i would like to acknowledge the legacy of the first african american district attorney of alameda county. the registrar's office will post another update on results next wednesday, and when the votes are certified in december, the county board of supervisors will select an interim da to serve until the next scheduled election. in 2026. and recall organizers hope the community can play a role in picking the next da. someone who has experience and someone can rebuild the da office and making sure that they can continue to serve the victims and their families. pete suratos today in the bay and the ballot counting continues in oakland. not for the recall of mayor sheng thao, a majority of oakland residents have voted to remove her from office, but this is all about

who will take over as interim mayor in her place. right now, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass would become interim mayor until a special election is held early next year. but the issue is she is the president of the city council, but she's also running for the alameda county board of supervisors. after the latest count, fortunato bass is now in the lead with 106 votes ahead of john bowers. if fortunato bass gets elected as supervisor, the city council would then have to pick a new president. that person would then become interim mayor. new developments. now a surprising resignation within the troubled san mateo county sheriff's office as sheriff christina corpus fights calls for her to resign. instead, one of her high ranking employees has stepped down. acting assistant sheriff matthew fox resigned thursday night. he's on the left of your screen there.

fox worked for 25 years in law enforcement, mostly in daly city, san mateo county. sheriff, corpus had just promoted fox to assistant sheriff in september. it's not clear why fox stepped down, but his departure comes just days after that independent report was released accusing sheriff corpus administration of lies, abuse of authority and conflicts of interest. you have to go ahead and ask yourself why is command staff continuing to leave? and i think that has a lot to do with the dysfunction that we've seen in the department that was outlined in that 400 page report. the san mateo county board of supervisors says they forwarded the report to the county district attorney, as well as the california attorney general. next week, they will consider an amendment that would allow the board to remove the sheriff, but that would have to be approved by voters in march. more than 100 sworn staff members have been have left the sheriff's office since corpus was elected back in 2022. corpus is the

first woman and first latina to hold the office. we have much more ahead on today in the bay at 710. coming up, snow in the sierra already starting to pile up. when will your favorite ski spot open for the season? we have new video and new information next plus two wonderful surprise guests. and the spirit of mariah carey. it's time. yeah, we are here for our 15th annual nourishing neighbors campaign. it's exciting and there's a really big need, so we're going to show you where you can make a donation and how easy it is that you can help our 1 in 5 neighbors in the bay area

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is moving the bay area forward. our nourishing neighbors food drive is our annual campaign to help our local food banks serve our bay area neighbors when they need it. the most, and it all officially kicks off today. today in the bay's kris sanchez and marcus washington are joining us live from rivermark safeway in santa clara with how you can just donate $10 and it turns into two full meals. you guys, so great to see you. thanks for coming in for your sixth early morning in a row. we love it. look, it's great to be here. and as you said it right. you know, look, you can take $1, make it into two meals. that is

the power of the partnership that's going on here with safeway. nbc bay area, telemundo 48, as well as second harvest food bank. and that is so important because this is when the bay area truly shows out during the holiday season. we say this is the season about giving and so many people do, and this is the time we start, right? and we're not just talking about making sure that people have enough food on the table for the holidays. what are local food banks? gather in this season? they stretch and they make it work most of the year round. and there is a really tremendous need. 1 in 6 people in the bay area suffering from food insecurity. these are people who go to work every day and maybe just can't stretch that dollar far enough, because we all know that our prices have gone up. so we had the chief impact officer from second harvest food bank. giovanna, come on in. thank you so much for joining us. you guys really do work magic. tell the people how you turn that dollar and you're able to stretch it so far. thank you. a lot of the food we get is donated. so we get a lot of not just food

donations, but we also get a lot of produce directly from the farms. and we are able to buy things in bulk. we have huge purchasing power, so we couple the produce. over half of what we give out is produce along with meat, eggs and milk, etc. and the thing about it is the need is growing. and you know, we see a lot more people needing help. you're absolutely right. the pandemic is over and we are hearing that unemployment rates are low, but people are not okay. all our neighbors are not okay. 1 in 6 of our neighbors is needing food assistance right now, so we could use all the help we could get. and you get right now, you're dealing with a need that is not going away, but you're also dealing with fewer private donations. correct? that's right. so we are seeing a record level of need, and our donations are not keeping up because people think the pandemic is over. everybody is back to work. things are okay. but a lot of our neighbors are needing help. 1 in 6, like you

said. yeah. all right. well, look, that's the thing. that's why it's so important for us to do our part. they make it truly easy. when you come out here to safeway. so once you get here, you get to one of the cash registers and you're going to see something like this. there's a little tear sheet. you take that tear sheet, give it to the person checking you out. or if you're at self checkout, you can do it yourself. yeah. and that's $10. you don't have to do just ten. you can do more if you like if you're available to do so. and that way you're going to help so many people right here in our area have food on their table. this holiday season. and kira, as a mom, you'll you'll understand the joy of making a meal. i'd rather choosing a meal that you don't have to decide so you are buying with that $10 donation, 20 meals, and you don't have to ask anybody what they want for dinner. it's the best kind of a gift. they do it all for you here for a great cause, but it's also a fun time. it's a fun, it's easy. and you know, we've got the help here with second harvest silicon valley. we also have junior league out here. so good morning bay area. and let's get out.

head to the safeway and do your part and see marcus and kris while you're at it. thanks guys. we'll see you again in a couple minutes. we'll check back in with you. thanks. so much. we're going to go now to people in one peninsula community who say they've been pleading with their city to keep their neighborhoods safer, but to no avail. neighbors in east palo alto say drivers speed dangerously down kavanaugh drive. they say they approached the to city install speed bumps, but claim they've been waiting for more than a year for the city to take action. east palo alto's mayor tells us the changes are imminent. it took a little longer than expected. however, we do anticipate for next year in a timeline no later than six months starting in january. the residents are going to start to see those speed bumps being built, so we apologize for the delay. neighbors also are asking the city to improve lighting in that neighborhood as well. happening today a celebration on san francisco's great highway to mark the passage of measure k, which voters decided will permanently close to traffic last week. the controversial

measure passed with 52% of the vote. it will permanently close a two mile stretch of the upper great highway and turn it into an oceanfront park. opponents say the measure did not consider the needs of the community that drives on that roadway every da, but others say it's a potential boon for nearby businesses. today's celebration includes a marching band and musicians. it starts at 12 p.m. at noriega at the great highway. if you happen to be headed to tahoe for the thanksgiving holiday, we have some great news. there's more snow on its way coming to the sierra. this is what it looks like right now at palisades tahoe. you can see. wow, look at all that snow. heavenly and north star. plan on opening soon november 22nd. palisades tahoe hopes to kick off its season by november 27th. looks ready already. and this is what it looks like at dodge ridge, north of yosemite. that area received four inches of snow. more is

expected this weekend, so perfect time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for our microclimate forecast. it is, i mean, near freezing in some places. cierra here. yeah. so i hope everybody has got their robes on. they're warm cup of coffee and we're declaring it ugg season going forward. yes. or your non-branded fuzzy. exactly. thank you. we are starting the morning off. as i mentioned, with the freeze warning, for another hour or so up there in the north bay, as those low 30s show up on the map through santa rosa. but put your eyes over here towards the east bay. we have some 32 from danville down into fremont and south san jose. starting in those low 40s. there are a couple of more things that i want you to be aware of this weekend as we get started. and i know lots of people like to take a walk out near the coast, clear their mind, but we do have this high surf advisory. those waves, large breakers, 12 to 15ft until 11 today. so just keep an eye on the kids and the pets. you might

be looking at some localized flooding to areas shaded in green are low lying areas. looking through those king tides to monday. so just be aware of that if you like to walk along the trails and we could see some driving issues as well. now where are we headed with our temperatures? it will be a fall day after we get through this very cold morning. lots of sunshine accompanied with it to mainly in the 60s. a few upper 50s through half moon bay and fremont. so bring those jackets out and get ready for more changes ahead. we are looking at the clouds rolling back in late tonight into our sunday and bringing with that a chance of rain and some more sierra snow for those skiers and snowboarders that are getting ready for the season. we go on into our sunday morning cloudy skies, spotty showers, really hit or miss, especially out there towards the coast. we could be looking at a dry start, but cloudy through the evening for the niners game if you're lucky to go to that and into our evening time. also, some spotty showers. not really much to talk

about here. maybe a 10th if we are lucky, but overall into next week could be looking at some more chances of rain as we go through the middle part of the week. we could be looking at here a chance of tapping into an atmospheric river as we go on into late week, so that's still a couple of days. let me work on the details there with the models for you, but pay attention to our 7-day forecast here. 60 spotty rain and we continue that through san francisco as well. breezy, cool fall skies throughout the next couple of days. all right cynthia, thanks. 21 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up an east bay navy veteran finds a new mission half a world ay. our bay areawa

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today in the bay garvin thomas shares the story of his new mission in this morning's bay area. proud. so one of our community outreach organizations that we work with directly on the list of things brad craven thought he'd be doing at this stage of his life. standing in front of a crowd at a walnut creek pizza parlor asking for donations to his nonprofit was not something he would have guessed. the community outreach stuff is a vital component. what brad will do with those donations? well, that surprises him even more. we're going to train african anti-poaching

rangers. who says that? who does that? right? who gets who gets to be able to really say that they're going to do that? of course, when brad looks back on it all now, where he ended up makes all the sense in the world, considering where he's been. brad, whose family's military service dates back to the revolutionary war, joined the navy not long after nine over 11. he returned and, like many other vets, struggled to readjust to civilian life. but brad began to find his purpose. working with his younger brother sam, who lives with cerebral palsy and autism, training him for the paralympics. helping others. giving back to others. made me feel like i was earning my right to come home, but it wasn't until brad, a lifelong lover of wildlife, spent time volunteering at a south african lion sanctuary that all the pieces came together for him. the mission driven purpose of helping african wildlife is just what he needed, and exactly what his family saw in him upon his return. we're just like brad.

you've really come back to you. how do we bottle this? and that's where i started to think, well, if this can do this for me, it's got to be able to do it for other veterans. the answer to that question is warriors for african wildlife, founded in 2020. since then, brad has taken five groups of veterans to africa. after some training themselves, the vets then use their military experience to teach rangers how to protect wildlife from poachers. we've started two more. they've even participated in missions to help relocate elephants or remove horns from rhinos to make them less of a target to poachers. brad says it's a way to take everything he's learned in the past and do something good with it. in the future. he says the transformation he has experienced. he now sees in others. it happens, brad says, not just in the bush, but around the campfire as well. just talking about their experiences, whether it was afghanistan or iraq, their time in the service, that they really can't talk to

other people about when they're home. and not only that, but we're in an environment that promotes that, that that gives a veterans that opportunity to feel like they're kind of in that that camaraderie, tribal space again. garvin thomas with another beautiful story. 27 past the hour. we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, harsh words for the city of san jose and a dispute at a park. now, a nonprofit group says it's getting kicked out of that popular garden. and, you know, you're always thinking, what? can i get some money for the holidays? well, we can tell you, you can help provide meals for the holidays. stick around. we're going to tell you how you can do that. that's right. and you will. we'll show you to how turn $10 into 20 meals so you turn $10 into 20 meals so you can help our friends

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gorgeous. look at the golden gate bridge shining in the sunshine on a very chilly morning. hopefully you're enjoying the view from somewhere warm. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a peek at our microclimate forecast. i mean, the sun is gorgeous. i kind of like this. you can bundle up, but still be in the sun. exactly where your big coat with the sunglasses. we are looking at the freeze warning though. up to the north bay santa rosa. that

includes you 33 degrees right now. slowly warming up as we go into our brunch time. hour. mostly sunny skies in the low 60s down here in the south bay. it is about ten degrees warmer, if we can call it that. we'll also be in for a sunny day at 61 degrees later on this afternoon. so cool. and sunny is the picture for today, but for tomorrow and the next couple of days ahead we are looking at rain chances tomorrow. they will be spotty ahead into next week. we will be looking at them mixed in here with slightly warmer temperatures. so i'll explain all the changes coming up in about ten minutes. kara, back to you. all right, cynthia, we'll see you soon. thanks. over just the last few days, president elect donald trump has announced choices to pave the way for his new administration when he takes office. but the fallout from his picks for key roles continues as trump allies in congress prepare to support his nominees. nbc's ryan nobles reports president elect trump at mar a lago,

basking in the glow of his decisive election win. we swept all swing states. we won the popular vote. oh, i love that. and revealing new cabinet picks, including north dakota governor doug burgum as his interior secretary. he's going to head the department of interior and he's going to be fantastic. but there's growing scrutiny over his selection of now former congressman matt gaetz as attorney general. with more lawmakers demanding the release of a house ethics investigation of gates into allegations of sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, which gaetz denies. the investigation ended after gaetz resigned following his selection and now house speaker mike johnson arguing the report should not be released. it is very important to maintain the house's tradition of not issuing ethics reports on people who are no longer members of congress. i think it would open a pandora's box. but key senate republicans want it. and a house democrat on the panel telling me senators in charge of confirming gaetz

should see the evidence. i think it's essential for them to get that kind of information before they make a decision of this magnitude. and there's also new fallout over trump's pick of robert f kennedy jr for health and human services secretary. if you like health and if you like people that live a long time, it's the most important position. rfk jr. bobby kennedy says the food and pharmaceutical industries have too much power over the fda, but has sparked backlash for promoting debunked theories linking vaccines to autism. he recently spoke to nbc's vaughn hillyard. i'm not going to take away anybody's vaccines, and i've never been anti vaccine. some republican senators seem open to voting yes, putting him at the department of health and human services and to enact this make america healthy again agenda, i think, makes a lot of sense. but the growing list of provocative pics leaving the possibility of a nominee falling short in a confirmation vote. and republicans are warning the gates pick could already be in trouble. but the new senate

republican leader said he is open to approving nominees during a recess without a senate vote. we also are not going to allow the democrats to obstruct or block president trump and the will of the american people, a move democrats strongly oppose. how concerned are you about the possibility of recess appointments, particularly for someone like matt gaetz? i'm very concerned about it. it seems an end run around the confirmation process. that was nbc's ryan nobles reporting. meanwhile, we are also learning that pete hegseth, president elect trump's pick for secretary of defense, was investigated for an alleged sexual assault here in northern california. it happened back in 2017, in monterey. the city manager's office says the police department investigated an alleged sexual assault involving hegseth at the hyatt regency monterey hotel. no criminal charges were filed. hegseth denies the allegations. meanwhile, president biden is at

the apec summit. the annual event brings leaders from across the globe to discuss economic growth, trade and investment in the asian pacific region. last year's summit, you likely recall, was held here in san francisco. this year, it's in lima, peru. president biden today is expected to meet with the president of china and talk about climate issues and global infrastructure. back here locally, the alameda county registrar's office is posting its latest election results, and it continues to show a widening gap in the recall vote to remove district attorney pamela price. with more than 63% of voters in favor of removing the da from office. da price is still refusing to publicly concede, despite the vote results showing it is mathematically impossible for her to remain in office. the yes votes outnumber the no votes by more than 150,000. recall

organizers say it's clear that it's time for the da to immediately leave office. never really facing the reality. okay, and despite the fact that, you know, anyone have a, you know, knowing basic math, we all know that that is a done deal. according to the latest numbers, there are only a small batch of ballots remaining 17,000 to count. the registrar of voters will post another update on wednesday when the votes are certified in december. the alameda county board of supervisors will select an interim district attorney to serve until the next scheduled election in 2026. later today, the community is invited to join a vigil for four boaters swept out to sea in the north bay. it happened two weekends ago, when five people were crabbing in bodega bay and their boat capsized in rough waters. a 13 year old boy was the sole survivor. his father, his uncle

and his two cousins perished. the vigil tonight is at westside regional park on west shore road in bodega bay. it starts at 6 p.m. now to a popular park in san jose, which could soon look a little different after a dispute with the city. emma prusch farm park farm park, near happy hollow zoo. in it, there's a fight over a little garden in the park. it's called emma's kitchen garden. the garden is maintained by the park foundation, but the city maintains that the park maintains the park and is now asking the foundation to vacate the garden by monday. the day after tomorrow. the city says the foundation did not sign a new memorandum of understanding. the foundation, meanwhile, says it was willing to sign it but that the city never followed up. the nonprofit organization believes this eviction really stems from the foundation's accusations that san jose's parks and rec department is misappropriating funds. it is

retaliation for us speaking out. absolutely. i feel like we should be repairing our relationships with organizations that have dedicated years to invest in our city, and so that's why i oppose that decision. the city released a statement saying it requires collaboration and transparency from its partners. the park itself will remain open, but that small garden on the property will now be maintained by city park staff. well, we are moving the bay area forward and for the 15th year in a row, we kick off our nourishing neighbors food drive. thanks to the magic of bay area food banks. a $1 donation can be turned into two full meals. it would never be possible, though, without your generosity. today in the bay's marcus washington and kris sanchez are live this morning at rivermark safeway in santa clara, where they are helping kick off our campaign. i would imagine viewers are

rushing to come get selfies with you guys. how's it looking out there? absolutely. kira. listen. listen. the bells are ringing. that means it's time. it is time. it is time. it is time for our 15th annual nourishing neighbors campaign. we are here to really do what we do best here in the bay area. and that's help each other out. it's all about community and this is the time of year that it is so needed. we see such a need in our bay area community for people who just need food. 1 in 5 across the bay area are dealing with some type of food insecurity. we're talking about seniors. we're talking about children. we're talking about people who are working 1 or 2 jobs, maybe work in the service industry. they just can't stretch that dollar far enough. and so the food bank takes your dollar. and through the power of bulk buying and partnerships that they have with local farms and retailers, they rescue food. they're able to really maximize your donation. so it's always fun to like drop a can or drop something into that barrel. but the really big impact comes when

you drop a couple bucks at the register, and you can do that very easily at your safeway store and you double it up. absolutely, absolutely. but in addition to the food banks doing their magic, they can't do it without volunteers that span across so many safeway stores around the bay area junior league. they've been partnering with us for more than ten years in this effort, and now you all are making it part of your actual mission for your organization. that's right. we this year decided to make eradicating poverty and food insecurity our community focus area. so this is a great kickoff for us. this this event we have here, because we'll take this out throughout the year. and working in the community. so ann sousa, president of the junior league, we should say, madam president, how what does it mean to make it part of your mission instead of just we help out with this with this event, we partner, we have community partners. we do we educate our members, and we also train women to be leaders, to be civic leaders in the community so that they can go out and maybe start their own nonprofit and work in

this area, too. so we do not just volunteering at this event or donating money, but we're training our women volunteers to become leaders, too. and you make that top of mind, right? yes, top of mind. so it's not like you're spreading your efforts through different kind of events. correct? yes. great. and to think about it, look, we want you to come out to every safeway. it's possible to do it across the bay area, 167 stores across the bay area. so there is no excuse. and you say, well, i don't shop at safeway. don't worry. just go in and buy some gum or something and then make that donation. it is real simple. once you get to the register, kris has it right here. you can see those tear sheets right there. you get to the register, you tear that sheet and hand it to your cashier. or if you're a self checkout, scan it yourself and that $10 will make 20 meals across the bay area. just last year, $4.3 million raised, helping with 8.6 meals across the bay area. wow, that's a lot of meals and a lot of we did it last year. we want to see more because that need is there. absolutely. so the our food banks are seeing a need that's not going away. what i've heard

from second harvest food bank is that people depleted their savings over the pandemic. so even though we're past the pandemic and things are recovering, some people are still trying to make up that lost ground. so they just need a little bit of help. all right. so get out there to those safe ways. you have until december 25th. so you have time to do it. get out there and do what you can to support. and so many of us have $10 we can spare. they just scan it at the at the checkout. thanks, guys. thanks so much. we'll see you again in a little bit. 42 past the hour. still to come on today in the bay a big change coming for bart riders. a major upgrade at an east bay station. we'll show you what's being done to crack down on

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and they know where remarkable is always in stock. at floor & decor. verify. 33. in santa rosa, clear skies, lots of sunshine. so bundle up as you step out the door. 46 in san carlos. so slightly warmer along the peninsula. and as we start our day in the south bay, you also need to bring out those bigger jackets and the thicker blankets at night. it has been cool as we go on and take a look at the rest of our day. some gradual warming. if you're getting a little bit of a late start into our lunchtime hour and into the afternoon. not too many microclimates to talk about, we should be mostly in the upper 50s through the city. low 60s hayward, and we'll do 59 out in livermore with 60 degrees down here in san jose. so all of those fall feels will be coming into play today. and we'll

continue that into tomorrow as well. when we get some more clouds in here, even some spotty showers. so let's fast forward this could see some light showers trickling around late morning into the start of the niners. 1:00 cloudy skies. so bring all those thicker jackets to keep you nice and toasty out there. really, it's a fast moving hit or miss kind of deal for our sunday, and even on into our late monday, the last of this energy could come sweeping in. best shot would be up there into the north bay. there are a couple of things that we are watching as we go on into next week. second to last of november. people are going to start traveling soon, so let me show you what i'm watching as we go on into the middle of the week, we'll tap into some more shower chances as we go on into wednesday, thursday and even on into friday. and guess what? we are starting to look way out there and see if we can tap into some atmospheric river. moisture could come into the bay area, could come slightly north. there are a couple of scenarios still working themselves out that will bring some more snow showers to

the sierra, and some rain here in the bay area, which could be beneficial and really stomp out our fire concerns. seven day forecast goes like this for the city. 60s. mostly sunny skies for today. we'll watch those shower chances through the week and our inland valleys. aside from the 60s and the spotty rain chances, we could look at slightly warmer temperatures accompanied with that late week rain. all right, cyn we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet

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the turnstiles and don't pay their fares next week. work will begin at the warm springs bart station in fremont. the new gates will be six feet tall. bart adds that they cannot be pushed open easily. the new gates already are installed at ten stations across the bay area. the goal is to have all stations upgraded by the end of next year. last night, the warriors were back in action at chase center, hosting memphis. the grizzlies were without their star john morant. the dubs started out slow, but picked it up in the second quarter. jonathan kuminga getting loose for the runaway dunk off a great pass from brandan pisemsky in the second half. the warriors stretched their lead towards the end. the grizzlies tried to come back but the dubs hung on to win 123 to 118. the warriors head to l.a. to play the clippers on monday. meanwhile, the 49ers are coming into tomorrow's big game against the seattle seahawks,

with most of their players relatively healthy. tight end george kittle and defensive lineman nick bosa are trending towards playing, but punter mitch wishnowsky is out because of back problems, and left tackle trent williams didn't practice all week because of an ankle injury. yeah, it just has been hurting all week and thought he'd be able to go today. canett hopefully he'll be better tomorrow and good to go, but he'll have all the way up to kickoff. kickoff for tomorrow's game is at levi's stadium at 105. up next, we have a quick look at our top stories, including our nourishing neighbors food drive kicking off today. we'll take you back live to chris and marcus with how you can turn your10 donation into $

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at 12 p.m. at noriega and the great highway. and we continue to move the bay area forward. one of our local food banks is serving a half million people a month, but they can't do it without your generosity. today in the bay's kris sanchez and marcus washington, join us live from safeway to kick off our 15th annual nourishing neighbors food drive. hey, you two. how you doing, kira? look, we do it because it's needed out here, so you can tell a lot of folks in the bay area are really struggling right now. so that is why it's so important for us to do our part as a community there. every time you give a dollar or a donation, it's going to help change that $1 into two meals. the food banks really do magic. they stretch your dollar donation by using the power of bulk buying, and also by rescuing produce from local farms and also getting donations from our local retailers. but i have some breaking news that you don't even know. the food bank, second harvest food bank of silicon valley, right now has

matching funds. that is, if you make a donation, they are going to get a match from another community organization. so now instead of making a $1 donation, turning it into two meals, your $1 is going to be turned into $2. look for meals. look, do what you got to do because that is great to hear. so the thing about it is we have time to do it. we have until december 25th. but don't wait. go out and shop while you can and make that donation. 167 safeways across the bay area is going to be a place you can go inside, buy items that you would normally buy, and then make that donation to help so many people right here in our bay area. i will say those matching funds are good. through november 28th, so maybe act fast, don't wait until december 25th because if not, then the food bank is leaving three quarters of $1 million on the table. if they don't use those matching funds. so thank you very much to our partners here at safeway who make it so easy. you just have to scan your ticket at the register. you don't even have to bring it to the register because they have it right there. and i hear that the safeway employees, they have

a little friendly competition, and they really do like to compete and do good for the community. so thanks to them. so get out and do your part. kira, we're going to send it back to you for now, but we're just going to hear and get more people to donate. thanks, marcus and chris. so great to see you. this morning. thanks for coming out. and cynthia has one last look at the forecast before we go. should be a nice day. cool but dry. so good shopping weather to get out and help our community. that will change for tomorrow though. we are looking at some spotty rain that could be coming in to santa clara for the niners. as we go through the week, we should see monday tuesday staying mostly dry, but then we tap into some more moisture as we get on into the middle part of the week. people are going to start traveling soon, so we really got to pay attention to all the changes in the forecast as we approach thanksgiving, not only the rain there for the second half of the week, but notice how we bump up those temperatures just a little bit. i'm still wearing a coat, though for the next couple of days. even if we get into some low 70s november as we call it.

definitely. cynthia. thanks. it is 58 past the hour. we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. hopefully you can make it out to a safeway today. and a reminder, no. 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, it is the big ten right here on nbc. bay area number one oregon ducks taking on the wisconsin badgers. we will then have a special edition newscast after that. and then as always, we're back at 11 p.m. before that, a new snl at 830 and then again at 1130. until then, you can stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you make it out to safeway. it's a safeway saturday. we'll see you out across the bay area and we'd love to see you right back here tomorrow morning

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