a mystery at sea after a man is believed to have gone overboard from a cruise ship heading to san francisco. the new details officials are revealing about what may have played out before the ship's arrival. plus, closing arguments continue in the nima momeni, facing a murder charges in the killing of a bay area tech executive. how soon we could get a verdict in the highly watched case? extreme weather leading to extreme costs. the financial impact our climate and crisis is taking on homeowners here in the bay area, and what you can do to help stay afloat. this is today in the ba. good morning to you on this giving tuesday. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but it is cold if you step out the door this morning. yeah. and our temperatures across much of the bay area in the 40s as you're

heading out. we're down to 40 degrees now in walnut creek. we may even drop another degree or two before sunrise in palo alto. 45 right now, as you're heading out and in redwood city, 46 degrees, where our temperatures stay in the 40s through 8:00 and then start to climb as we make it into the low 60s for the afternoon. we are looking at mostly mid to upper 60s today, and it's very much like the weather we had yesterday with low 70s in parts of the south bay and a lot of sunshine, and we are looking at better air quality as well. we'll talk about any changes in our weather in the forecast for the week coming up. mike still tracking activity by the coliseum. yeah. in fact we may actually have. there we go. we actually have an active traffic break. we had one vehicle over on the right shoulder, and we saw the flashing lights stop just north of there, just north of high street. two vehicles were in the center divide there, pushing one off to the shoulder. there. they got both of them crossed over from the center divide area. able easier to get some assistance and safer perhaps over on this side of the

freeway. after this, traffic brakes should release in just a couple of seconds. we'll give it a second. this is the backup as you're heading up toward the bay bridge past the coliseum. 580 is moving smoothly. no issues there. this will release in the next couple of seconds. we'll track that. there should be more slowing that shows up on the nimitz right there. that's the only unusual slowing. everything else is a pretty standard pattern for the east bay. good volume of traffic and the south bay. only this crash south 880 at auto mall parkway. we'll check on that. back to you. sounds good. thank you very much. we are covering this breaking news this morning out of south korea. we are learning that the president, yoon suk yeol, declared martial law in an unannounced late night address. he's accusing the country's opposition of controlling the parliament, sympathizing with north korea and paralyzing the government with anti-state activities. he declared the step as critical for defending the country's constitutional order. it was not immediately clear how the steps would affect the country's governance and democracy. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and

bring you updates as soon as they come in. in the meantime, you can download our free nbc bay area news app to get any updates sent straight to your phone. developing this morning a mystery aboard a cruise ship docked yesterday in san francisco. one passenger is missing and is believed to have gone overboard. teams combed the waters for hours today in the bay's ginger conejero saab. live for us in san francisco this morning. so, ginger, what do we know about this search? good morning. marcus. for now, the search has been suspended. that is the lt update that we've seen from the coast guard. around 530 yesterday afternoon. we don't know much about the person that is involved in this search, but we do know that it is a 72 year old passenger who boarded last wednesday before this ruby princess cruise ship embarked on its five day voyage to ensenada, mexico. now, it stopped in san diego on its way back before arriving in san francisco yesterday. along the way, that 72 year old passenger

went missing, princess cruises has released a statement saying in part. cctv footage has also been extensively reviewed and the ship was searched thoroughly several times without success. having ruled out other possibilities. this is being treated as a man overboard incident. a report by the cruise lines international association, the largest in the industry, says in every case where the cause of a man overboard was established following a careful investigation, it was found to be the result of an intentional or reckless act. there were some incidents, however, which were impossible to determine. a motive. now also, according to kahleah, the cruise lines international association, there are about 20 reports per year of people falling overboard. it is the leading cause of death on these big ships. and while we don't know much about that, passenger princess cruises has released a statement also extending their condolences to the family of friends of that passenger who was traveling

alone in san francisco, ginger conejero saab today in the bay, all right, ginger. certainly a sad story right there. and scary. not to know exactly what happened there. all right. thank you. ginger. closing arguments continue later this morning in san francisco in the murder trial of nima momeni. he's accused of stabbing cash app co-founder bob lee to death in april of last year. prosecutors yesterday used a powerpoint with videos, texts and testimony to argue momentwe had the motive, carried out the stabbing and then tried to hide his involvement. the defense presents its side today, which prosecutors will then be allowed to review. the lee's family members say they're pleased with the job. prosecutors are doing, and hoping for a quick verdict. honestly, we have no idea how we're going to manage that time. it seems completely untenable for us, right? it seems like the most anxious i'll ever be in my life. stay with nbc bay area, both on air and online as we await the verdict. download our free nbc bay area news app to get updates on this case sent to

your phone. once the verdict does come in as breaking news, expect that coverage on air and online wherever you stream. well, this morning, the owner of an oakland business angry and fed up as well as frustrated, he says that thieves targeted his store again just two months after the last break-in. it happened at woodminster market. this is in oakland hills around 4:00 yesterday afternoon morning. now, security video shows at least four of those people smashing the windows of a van initially intentionally parked in front of that store just to keep the thieves out. well, they just broke in, pushed the van out of the way, and employees say that the crooks then cut the store's security lock and then smashed door, sealed hundreds in cash and cigarettes. it's just too much. you know, you pack to your business, you know, for insurance and everything. this happens again and again and again. one day. what do you do that. shut that down. so they say this is the seventh time

this year that store has been broken into. now the owner has spent thousands of dollars repairing and securing the building. there were different security measures, but says that nothing has been able to stop those thieves from coming back again and again. you really feel for these small business owners? it's tough out there. it is also cold out there for everyone as we take a live look outside, this time from dublin, we'll check the roadways with mike in just a little bit. kerry's got a look at our temperatures for this tuesday morning. and the temperatures that we're feeling this morning. will be what we'll see for the next several days. along with the highs. so really not changing here with a high expected to reach 70 in east san jose and 71 in los gatos. one of the warmer spots will be gilroy today, 73 degrees with mostly upper 60s for the east bay. walnut creek headed up to 67 degrees and 66. in martinez and for much of the peninsula, upper 60s there and mid 60s for san francisco into the north bay. we'll see a high of about 68 degrees today in santa rosa and

66 in napa. we'll be talking more about what to expect heading into the rest of the week, as well as the weekend, and i'll have more on that in just a few minutes. let's turn now to our climate in crisis, where extreme weather is making owning a home even more expensive. home repair companies say hot temperatures caused spikes in ac maintenance. frozen pipe damage also going up in bitter cold temperatures and flooding from big storms not only causes water damage, but you might also have to consider pest control when ants start moving into your home. experts say homeowners can fight back by focusing on regular maintenance to avoid costly emergency repairs. there is managing that tree trimming and keeping your roof protected, fixing caulk and managing weather stripping around all of your doors and your windows, and then wrapping pipes. and you may not be thinking of replacing your roof, but experts say they have a

lifespan of about 15 to 40 years, depending on the type, so you might want to check on that so you can keep everything inside your home protected. we're going to post a link with more information on this story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. if you'd like to learn more, as well as click on our climate in crisis tab to see more climate stories. mike, how's our gas prices out there? you know, things are holding steady. we've had them creep down a couple of cents every few days, so that's a great trend for those who are buying gas. two of the state's five best price points are still in livermore. 329 for both marathon shops that i'm talking about, one is on south livermore and the other is on home street in solano county. we havehe next low here. 365. that's in fairfield. so we're watching bond fair market on walters road and in the south bay. the bottom price here. we'll talk about cupertino's best listed at 372. aria gas and market on stevens creek boulevard. these are all listed. of course if you look up gasbuddy.com. find your area. let's look at the roadways. we're looking at still

continuing issue for the area of the northbound 880 past the coliseum. slowing but recovering now there's still activity on the scene. let me show you the camera. there at the bend. you see the flashing lights? now activity is over on the right shoulder, just past the exit and just before the exit. bottom of the screen, you see flashing lights there over on the right shoulder. so that is a slower zone by the distraction. and possibly one lane just north of high street. that's blocked. see that little slowing on the sensors there. and then southbound 880 coming into fremont right about auto mall parkway. there's continuing activity. car went off the roadway. no lanes blocked, but this is a slower drive. once you pass by dumbarton. clear. once you're passing by auto mall parkway. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. the raiders are long gone, and their practice facilities in the east bay still remain empty years later. coming up next, the contract that just fell through. giving way for bay area team to maybe strike a deal and athletic art. a man jogs his way into the art scene. let's go out to the futures this morning.

we're monitoring some interesting information, but the dow industrials and the rest of it seem unfazed. plus, it's the most wonderful time of the year. and that means it's time to focus on rockefeller center christmas tree lighting. this is a live look in new york city where it all is happening. we're counting down this morning. stay with us for more behind the scenes look at just how all of the holiday decorations get set up for the big day. keep it right here. you see, the clock is tic

let's get a look at morgan hill. it is a cold start. we're down to 39 degrees. and throughout the day there will be a quick warm up. by 11:00. it's in the upper 50s and upper 60s. by 1:00 today it's going to be a nice afternoon, but just as fast as it warmed up, it's going to cool down. we'll get a look at what's ahead in our microclimate forecast coming up. and we continue to follow activity over here. at the top of the screen you see the flashing lights just clearing from the right shoulder. north 880 past high street. so the activity now just the disabled vehicle after a crash over on the right side near the exit. things should calm down here as the volume builds overall through the east bay. we'll show you the shift. well good morning. very happy tuesday to you. new records on the stock market this has happened dozens of times in 2020

for nasdaq. the s&p 500 both at all time highs. the dow's dipped. and if anything it shows you what a lousy measure the stock market the dow really is. there are only 30 stocks in here and they're weighted. so if one goes south it can pull the whole index down. tesla. i'll get to that one in a minute. meantime intel shareholders apparently unimpressed or unconcerned about the departure of the company's ceo, paul gelsinger. he is the third intel ceo in about ten years, the second to resign in about that same span. intel making big layoffs as it tries to find its way. but one of the analysts that follows intel says it's thousands of south bay employees who remain should be okay. i think those who might be concerned about jobs or loved ones or things like at. i do think the company is as strong as it's been in years, even though it has had some missteps. i think the company is in a in a

very good place. a judge in delaware, meantime, has said for the second time that elon musk should not be paid that enormous pay package granted to him by the board of tesla, because the board at tesla is too far under musk's control. the judge ruled that earlier this year, then, tesla took the issue of musk's $100 billion pay package to the shareholders and said, all right, you guys own the company. should we pay musk millions of shares as a reward? and the shareholders said yes. tesla went back to the judge and said, see? everybody wants this. and the judge yesterday said no again. it's a huge amount of money. but musk did do the things required in the contract to get that kind of pay. he boosted tesla's stock enough to make all shareholders happy and profited in the process. some criticized musk for making pie in the sky, promises to boost and keep the stock high. but hey, you know it does the job. incoming president trump says he

will not allow u.s. steel to be purchased by a japanese steel company. both biden a harris said the same thing. u.s. steel says it needs the purchase to stay solvent. trump says he'll grant money and tax breaks to the u.s. steel company. the u.s. taxpayer coming to the rescue and a guy in toronto has gone viral with his stickman animation made by tracking his daily runs on the strava app. duncan mccabe ran pretty much the same route every day, but just changed up a bit to, you know, move the arms and the head. it's 120 20 separate runs been viewed more than 25 million timemes. he said when he was do, he was so glad to do a different run because he had done the same one so many. he said he was recognizing the same cats on the run. that makes sense. there you have it. wow. that's pretty cool. thanks, scott. you bet. all right. new at six for you. another hit for oakland, which is now scrambling to generate much needed revenues. the east bay times reporting that the

plan is now falling through. this is to sell the raiders former practice facility, which is located on alameda's bay farm island. now, this is video from 2019. before the team left. the site is jointly owned by oakland and alameda county. the proposed sale would admit more than $12 million for oakland. the buyers plan to turn it into long term sports complex for oakland roots and oakland soul soccer teams. also for new dodgers fans. anyway, the new face of the pitching rotation, who the team plans to introduce later today. you don't have to remind you the dodgers recently signed former giant blake snell to a mega deal. the former cy young winner pitched one season in san francisco. so enjoy la. well, trending this morning. we're now just under 40 hours until the rockefeller tree illuminates new york city. 50,000 lights have been put on the massive 70 foot, 74 foot tall norway spruce.

always a fun time look. but before the celebration gets underway, we are getting a behind the scenes look at the team putting up the decorations. now the company american christmas is behind all the magic we normally see and they actually spend all year decorating and preparing for the holiday season. we actually got a look at the iconic eight foot angels that herald in christmas. tishman speyer owns them and is our client, and what we do for them every year is paint them, take care of them and make them look brand new every year over year. taller than me. so the company says it takes a crew of six to clean, paint and refresh the sculptures every year. that includes fixing 3000 lights. now, to make sure that you don't miss a second of this christmas in rockefeller with kelly clarkson right here on nbc. bay area is tomorrow night at 8:00. you know those angels are such a part of rockefeller center, too. so festive there. yeah. and if you've never been in new york

for city christmas, i mean, it's got to be on your bucket list. it is just. it's nice. it is. and some years, you really got to bundle up. yeah. and it's something we're not really used to. so it's like that level in the snow, right? yeah. so it almost feels like it could be new york city. this is like our high temperature. there. what we're complaining about this morning. so it is a cool start. and a look at another thing we've been watching our air quality because of all of the wood burning that we've had recently. our air quality has been suffering. and so at least today, it's starting to improve. we're not seeing as much of that particulate matter. it's going to be moderate throughout the day, but at least we don't have to really limit time outside. and our temperatures, even though we've been saying, oh my gosh, it's so cold this is actually well above normal. santa rosa. we're used to seeing highs on this date in the upper 50s. today we're headed for the upper 60s, and in concord we're at least six degrees above

average. and in san francisco will be in the mid 60s for totoday. oakland 68 degrees. our average high temperature for this date is only 59 degrees. and that's what we are seeing for today, tomorrow, the next several days still well above normal temperatures with the lack of any chances of rain. although we did get quite a bit of rainfall last month with that atmospheric river. actually even wiped out the abnormally dry conditions. and when we take a look at our four largest reservoirs across northern california, on average they're running at about 65.2% of capacity. and that's doing pretty well there. now that we're entering into our more rainy months, and we get about 60% of our normal rainfall from december to february, a lolot of that happening in december, usually, but we're not expecting any here. and it's a dry start to the month. it looks like even as we go through the middle of the month, we're still not looking at any rain here in the

bay area, but there will be a drop in temperatures. so san jose goes from seeing highs in the upper 60s and low 70s to mid 60s for the beginning of next week. not a significant cooldown, but that will bring us back to closer to what's normal for this time of year. mike, that commute through oakland, is it recovering now? yeah, it's weird to say, but it got better at 621. now, 880 is clear past the coliseum. the earlier incidents not causing any slowing. there's still activity on the shoulder. flashing lights only over here. a build for richmond, typical in through richmond and out of richmond towards the bridge as well. and in san francisco we do have a disabled vehicle at the harrison street exit off the bay bridge. so i'm tracking that. but overall nothing major for the bay. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well, next here on today in the bay, nbc bay area responds. a company recalls his appliance and promises a new one. guess what happened next? nothing. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. but first, we're moving the bay area

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one of the board members got two responses back. right now at 630, feeling unheard and upset. a south bay school district gives the final word on which campuses will be shut down. the impact for families facing major changes next fall. plus, peninsula leaders move to oust an embattled sheriff. we are live this morning with a look at what's at stake in today's key

vote and moving the bay area forward on this giving tuesday, we highlight one organization looking to get homeless youth off the streets. this is today in the bay. hello. tuesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at what's happening with that forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring those temps out there. beautiful. start there in san francisco, too. yeah, it's nice and clear. it is a little chilly out there as you're stepping out the door, but it will shape up to be a nice day. so we are looking at more of the same weather that we had yesterday. continue into this afternoon. take a look at san francisco where it is now 52 degrees. we'll stay in the 50s through 11:00 and then eventually make it into the mid 60s. but actually, what we're feeling today and what the highs that we've been seeing are very close to record highs. in fact, we may set a new record in santa rosa. the old record was 66 set in 2011, but other areas very

close and definitely well above normal heading into the end of the week. i'll talk about some cooler changes ahead coming up in a few minutes. laura marcus sounds good. we'll check back with you. we know some south bay families are now processing the reality of school closures, now that their district made that final decision on which students will be impacted. today, in the bay's kris sanchez has alum rock union school district's big decision that will have a certain impact beyond the next school year. kris. well, good morning to you, laura and marcus. so this future impact is twofold. there are the schools that will close at the end of the school year, and one more that will close after next year. but then there's also the fact that some families will be leaving the neighborhoods where they live in order to get their kids to school. that is a more long lasting impact. let's get right to that list. the elementary schools are sylvia castle, donald meyer, horace cureton, and a.j. dorsa. and then there's the middle school, joseph george. at the end of this academic year, renaissance academy at fisher will merge

with renaissance academy and matheson lieu elementary school will merge with san antonio elementary, and paynter elementary will merge with shepherd middle school. now, critics say these closures will impact low income families who can least afford for their children to go to school. further from where they live. but the district has been firm in saying that it cannot afford to operate the same number of schools. with three fourths of the students. it had ten years ago. the new superintendent visited campuses on the closure list, but at least one parent told us she did not feel heard. it's heartbreaking because the district did not take the parent concerns into consideration. superintendent sturla went to our school, spoke to our parents, spoke to him and he didn't put anything on his report. back to the board members. i personally emailed each and every one of the board members got two responses back. there will be a number of changes in the 2627 school year, with the merger of two adelante academies into one, but at a

different physical campus and aptitude and hubbard elementaries or other academies will be redesigned. and then the cesar chavez early learning center will only serve pre-k students. going forward, the superintendent did say that the district wil also provide mental health and transportation resources for students who are changing schools. but still, this is a very emotional time for families. laura. yeah, definitely. and they've had to wait so long to find out. tough times. thank you chris. well, later today, san mateo county leaders are expected to take another significant step in their push to oust the embattled sheriff. today in the bay's barbara dale joins us live outside the government center in redwood city this morning. so bob, tell us what's expected to happen today. well, later today, the san mateo county board of supervisors will meet at the county building here in redwood city. this is part of their planned meeting for a second vote to try to plan for an ouster of e san mateo county sheriff, christina corpus. you might recall last month that the

supervisors unanimously approved a special election to take place next year that, if voters approve, would grant the board powers to remove the sheriff. the board must give final approval for the special election during a second public vote today. so an independent report released earlier this year says sheriff corpus, has fostered a culture of racism, homophobia, fear and retaliation in her department and may have had a romantic relationship with her chief of staff, who has since been promoted to assistant sheriff. corpus denies all accusations. the san mateo county deputy sheriffs association has called for her to resign, and last week the san carlos city council here on the peninsula passed a vote of no confidence and asked her to step down. sheriff corpus has since launched a new community newsletter, and in it communicated that transparency and information sharing are essential pieces for building trust within the community. after last month's vote by the board of supervisors, the sheriff did issue a statement that read in part, quote, the

vote was wrongheaded and anti-democratic. it is a mean spirited political scheme. this charter amendment with sunset language that only applies to me, is an effort to go around the voters to try to unseat me. i will fight it tooth and nail. i am not going anywhere. the supervisors do not control the sheriff's office. supervisors do not right now have the power to remove an elected official from office, which is why they've proposed this change in policy. they're asking voters again to amend the county charter in a special election. that's again, if they approve this today, this would be a special election that would take place march 4th of next year, reporting live here in redwood city. bob redell today in the bay. interesting to see how this is all going to play out. thank you. bob. also today san jose leaders are expected to lay out a clear timeline on the special election to replace disgraced councilman omar torres. he resigned last month, hours before police arrested him on child molestation charges. the city

council then voted to hold a special election in april. it's expected to cost at least $2 million. an interim representative will fill that role. until then, at today's meeting, they will actually finalize the interim appointment process and the special election timeline. just into our newsroom, three mountain climbers, including one from the bay area, are missing after never returning from a climb in new zealand. two of the missing hikers are american, incding 50 year old carlos romero. he is listed as a certified guide from livermore by the american mountain guides association. also missing. a 56 year old man from colorado and an unidentified canadian hiker. the three arrived on saturday to climb aoraki, the nation's tallest peak in a popular destination for advanced climbers. they never arrived for their flight home yesterday, and the search has been temporarily halted due to severe weather. 637 this morning, taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge. wow. all right. this is

from our sutro camera there. all right. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring what we can expect weather wise. that was a different look this morning from the cameras from 1950. yeah, i had to make sure i was looking at the right thing. we need to tune that camera a little bit to add some back. i promise you, all of our cameras are not in black and white. this is a live look at san rafael as the sun comes up, looks beautiful today. and it's also all clear. but look at how chilly it is. it is now down to 37 there, and as we go throughout the morning, a quick warm up headed for the low 50s or 60s by the early afternoon and will be in the upper 60s for highs later today. oakland will reach a high of 68 degrees, also 68, in union city and in pleasanton, 67 degrees. pretty uniform temperatures all around the bay area from the coast to the inland valleys. and we'll see this pattern continue for the next few days. mike, you're checking back with that drive through fremont, right? the southbound side, your commute direction into the south

bay has seen some slowing right here by tesla just south of auto mall parkway. everything seems fine, but just north of auto mall parkway, we continue to see a slow drive approaching the crash, which is over on the shoulder. there's some injuries, possibly there, so there will be some activity at the off again, off to the right shoulder and into the fencing there. southbound, past the highway 84, the dumbarton bridge, and acactually srting back up in san leandro. typical slowing in the southbound build for the commute. same thing for 680 coming down through pleasanton. no surprises there. there is a build now across the san mateo bridge. again, no surprises for a tuesday. we see a heavier volume across the span with slightly lower speeds there. the south bay starts to build once again for the northbound directions. and of course the east bay continues with the build now in walnut creek. back to you. thanks, mike. we are monitoring breaking news in south korea and a late night address from the president. in the meantime, here at home. these children, they don't have a choice as to where they are. you know, at this stage in their lives, groups are working hard

to put a roof over the heads of homeless youth. just ahead for you this morning, giving tuesday, we are highlighting one nonprofit in the bay area forward with its work on the streets of san francisco. more of president elect proposed cabinet. make the tour of the senate looking for a yes. vote out to the big board. you know that south korean news that laura was talking about will get right to it, but certainly not affecting stocks, bonds. plus, the bay area's favorite mom and dad getting some new recognition. today's special honor for steph and ayesha curry. you're watching today in e bayth

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covering out of south korea. we're learning that president yoon suk yeol declared martial law in an unannounced late night address. he's accusing the country's opposition of controlling the parliament, sympathizing with north korea and paralyzing the government with anti-state activities. he declared the step as critical for defending the country's constitutional order. it was not immediately clear how the steps would affect the country's governance and democracy. we'll of course, continue to follow this breaking news and bring you updates as they come into us. in the meantime, you can download our frfree nbc bay area news app to get any updates sent straight to your phone. 643 right now, president biden is rushing more weapons to ukraine for its fight against russia. scott mcgrew biden is worried that incoming

president trump will hold up more of aid. yeah, holding up aid. i mean, he did that when he was president, got impeached for it. right. trump said he will bring peace to ukraine in the first 24 hours of his presidency. so that is 49 days from now. the war apparently ends. meantime, the biden administration shipping $725 million worth of weapons, including anti-personnel mines, something the white house had been reluctant to send until now. now, a reminder when we use figures like. 725 million. that's money spent in america on u.s. weapons manufacturers. that's not money sent to ukraine. meantime, incoming president trump posting on social media, there will be hell to pay his words if the hostages held in gaza by hamas are not returned to their homes by the time he becomes president. he went on to say they'd be the biggest strikes in u.s. history. he said anyone responsible would be in the long run would be hit

in the history of the united states of america, which implies the u.s. military would conduct those strikes with the exception of a few missile interceptions, we've not been directly involved in the war other than, of course, providing the weapons. trump's candidate for attorney general, meantime, made the rounds of the sate offices monday, including the chair of the judiciary committee, iowa's chuck grassley. i will do my best every day to work tirelessly for the american people, and i will make you, the president and our country, proud. you better. thanks, chairman. you bet. thank you. there's going to be easier than mr. gates for investigators. no ququestions.o questions. thank you. thanks, everyone. out the door. all right. trump's pick for defense secretary. meanwhil, also up on the hill making his rounds, hoping for yes votes despite news that his own mother accused him of abusing women. penelope hegseth withdrew that accusation shortly after making it. but pete hegseth nomination in trouble and fox news says two

of the people who sat in on the conversation between president elect trump and canadian prime minister trudeau said trump suggested canada become a u.s. state. trudeau traveled to mar-a-lago to try to talk trump out of putting tariffs on canadian products, saying it would cost americans a lot of money and wreck canada's economy. marcus. all right, scott, thank you. well, turning now to today, which is giving tuesday. and experts say that family homelessness is an invisible problem in san francisco. this is compared to more seen troubles of single adult homelessness. today, we're putting a spotlight on one organization that's really giving back in big and small ways to help break that cycle of homelessness in san francisco. today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in the city this morning, and it's really hard and sad to say that experts say the issue of family homelessness is actually increasing. that's right. marcus and laura. and if you walk by a

family experiencing homelessness, you may not know it. really, the needs and the signs aren't as telling as single adult homelessness that we often see on the streets of san francisco. i sat down with the director of children of shelters, alexandria lewis, to understand more about the complexities of family homelessness and to find out more about how they help fill in the gaps. homelessness has been a decades long issue in san francisco. according to the city's point in time count this year, which gives a snapshot of the city's unhoused population on one given day, 2024 has seen a 7% increase compared to 2022. a more significant jump comes in the number of persons and families experiencing homelessness in 2022. there were just over 600 persons in over 200 families identified. that number has jumped to over 1100 persons in over 400 families this year. if one person loses a job or falls behind, it can really disrupt the entire family

unit. alexandra lewis has been the director of children of shelters for almost seven years now. and these children, they don't have a choice as to where they are. you know, at this stage in their lives. and so i believe that family homelessness deserves to have a lot more resources allocated to it because this is really where we can really help break the cycle of homelessness. children of shelters works to directly provide or enhance often overlooked needs of children in shelters. whether it's providing a wig for a child who has alopecia and is getting bullied at school, and this is really going to help boost their self-esteem and provide them that confidence they need to show up on a day to day basis, or if it's's enrolli a child in summer camp programs. we really just are trying to make sure that we're meeting the family where they need. children of shelters partners up with schools in the city to give tutoring and support services like speech and language therapy. they offer empowment and nutrition programs. favorites are the birthday bunch and art and music enrichment classes. we really are just looking to, you know, give

families the confidence they need and help these children in this time of their lives feel human, feel quote unquote normal as much as we as much as they can. and we know that there are so many little aspects to childhood development that often get, you know, overlooked, if you are in a position or if you are in transitional housing, a family experiencing homelessness. so children of shelters really works to directly support those needs, which is impressive. about 1000 families have helped so far this year. guys, you can find out more on children of shelters .org. you can donate. you can volunteer your time which is also very valuable. guys back to you. yeah, it's really important to bring light onto this topic. yeah, absolutely. and a lot of people donate their time and efforts to that. all right. thanks, ginger. speaking of donating time and effort happening today, steph and ayesha curry being honored for their work off the court. the

oakland city council is expected to adopt a resolution recognizing the couple for their eat learn, play foundation. now, the foundation has renovated 17 playgrounds and raised $6 million for literacy programs. it is also provided 25 million meals for kids. it's really nice to see okay, it's giving tuesday. maybe pick a charity of your choice. makes you feel good when you give, right? it really does. all right. all right. tis the season as well. yeah. feels like winter in the bay area. yes it does. it's been a cold morning, but will be a warm day. there's such a wide range in temperatures. from the way we start our day to the afternoon. you just want to make sure you're prepared. but you don't have to worry a about liming time outside, because our air quality is improving. even though the past couple of days we had those spare the air alert days, today we're seeing our air quality going from unhealthy to moderate. so we are looking at once again some much better air quality. it won't look as hazy as you're stepping out the door,

but it's cold. it's in the upper 30s in the north bay and parts of the east bay. danville. we're down to 36 degrees, while in san mateo it's 52, and we're seeing low 40s for much of the south county. that's where we're going to see the warmest temperatures for much of the bay area. it's going to be in the low 70s for morgan hill and upper 60s for dublin. 66 will be the high in martinez, as well as napa and novato into san francisco. and tomorrow it's about the same. there's not much of a change as we settle into this pattern. dry weather conditions, cool mornings and mild afternoons. looking at the models, extending it out all the way through much of next week, it's still dry as the storm systems pass to our north, but will bring in some cooler air at least as we take a look at one of our usually warmer spots. livermore will be in the upper 60s through the end of the week, and then next week we're in the low 60s. so even though we are going to see that drop, that's a little bit closer

to what's normal for this time of year. the next few days will be well above normal, even maybe setting some records in some spots, like santa rosa with highs in the upper 60s and mid 60s in the forecast, with lows in the 40s, while san francisco also looking at about the same. mike, you were saying something's going on in the north bay? yeah, i saw the sensors turn red and now we see it on our live camera. we don't have a lot of detail, but i hear that south 101 as you travel towards sir francis drake is blocked. all lanes are blocked by police activity there in san rafael. again, your southbound commute dirtion. you see it live on this camera jamming up here and you see it slowing down right here. actually, the sensors just cleared. they should pop back up because i saw a lot of slowing from about marin civic center. no details on what is going on, but the desk is checking things out there. meanwhile, the rest of the bay is showing a smooth drive. there's not a good alternate to south 101 because lincoln is flooded on that surface street, so watch that for the north bay south of there. typical patterns back. back to you. thank you very

much, mike. well, happening now. it sounds like all systems go and foster city for what leaders are calling a new nonlethal goose management plan. last night, council members unanimously approved a new measure, officially walking back a previous plan that would have involved eliminating many of the geese. teams will instead focus on non-lethal strategies like habitat changes and noisemakers. funding for the new plan is still up in the air, and we're back in three minutes with a look aour top stories this morning, including a mystery at sea. this is after a man is believed to have gone overboard from a cruise ship heading to san francisco. we have the new details. officials are revealing about what may have played out before the ship's arrival. plus, a south bay school district gives the final word on which campuses will be shut down. the impact for families facing major changes next fall. but first, we are moving you forward with organizations. you can help this giving tuesday. hi, i'm john mascali, ceo of the boys and girls clubs of oakland. you can

donate at bgco.org. help a child in need. and for a full list of non-profits, you can help just by heading over to nbcbayarea.com and you'll find it right there. we'll be right back

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welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at the top stories on today in the bay, including an apparent man overboard from a cruise ship that arrived yesterday in san francisco. the 72 year old man has not been identified, but the cruise line says he was traveling alone when he disappeared some time before the ship docked in the bay on its way from san diego. now, the teams called off that search yesterday. that ship is now on its way to hawaii. closing

arguments continue this morning in the murder trial of nima momeni. he is facing a first-degree murder charge in the stabbing death of cash app co-founder bob lee in san francisco. prosecutors yesterday finished their closing arguments. now it's the defense's turn after a rebuttal. the case will be handed over to the jury. we expect a clearer timeline today on the special election to replace disgraced san jose councilman omar torres. he resigned last month, hours before police arrested him on child molestation charges. the city council then voted to hold a special election in april. an interim representative will fill that role. until then, today's council meeting starts at 1:30 p.m. san mateo county supervisors today hold a second vote on their plan to oust the sheriff, which they unanimously approved last month. it calls for a special election to grant the board power to remove the sheriff, cristina corpus. and it follows the independent report suggesting she fostered a culture of fear and retaliation and may have had a romantic

relationship with her chief of staff. corpus has denied all accusations. in a late night decision, san jose's alum, rock school leaders released their final list of closures effective next fall. the elementary schools are sylvia castle, donald meyer, horace cureton and a.j. dorsa. elementary schools. also joseph george middle school. also on that list, renaissance academy at fisher will merge with renaissance academy at matheson. two other mergers include luca, luca and san antonio elementary schools. paynter elementary and middle schools. also on that list. critics say that the closures will hit low income families the hardest. they actually can least afford to send their children to schools farther from home. the district has been firm in saying that it cannot afford to operate the same number of schools, with three fourths of the number of students it had ten years ago. the today show is just ahead,

but you can continue watching today in the bay on roku wherever you stream live at 8:00. how inflation is impacting the cost of a partridge in a pear tree. we talked with one expert about those rising prices when it comes to the 12 days of christmas. join us for our 8 a.m. newscast online at nbcbayarea.com or smartphone app and the swans are swimming in cold temperatures this morning. yeah, it is pretty chilly out there, but it warms up nicely. today we're headed for about 70 degrees for many of the inland valleys. good news south 101 has reopened the activity. the police activity at sir francis drake. we're still sorting out what happened. but 101 is open again. no french hens. no french hens? well, that's what's happening today in the bay hi there. good tuesday morning. tens of millions waking up to a winter wallop. >> yeah, we're talking about brutal cold and a whole lot of snow. good morning. it's december 3rd.