and flooding others... the rain has arrived and flooding. good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. jackie is in mill valley. it's that time of year for the king tide but now there's rain on top of that.

>> reporter: the king tides come. this area becomes flooded. i'm standing in a foot or so of water. the water is receding. the tide is going back out. it's still causing the chp to keep this exit, the offramp for stib son beach and highway 1 closed until further notice. this has alled of the major flooding. cars tried to brave the elements despite the conditions. a taxi drive we spoke to said there is he's no stranger to days like today. >> one time i was stuck on entrance there. i can't drive too much water. >> reporter: the offramp is typically closed when there is a king tide for safety reasons. the chp says that's because

cars would exit on highway 1 at hip speeds because it's a straight shootoff from 101. chp recommends taking east instead. in walnut creek, umbrellas were out. windshield wipers were going as fast as they could. the kids were living it. to 280 northbound in san francisco, not a good situation over there. cars spinning out a little because of all of the slick roadways. as to where i'm, the championship still can't give knee a team when they will be open again. they are asking you to avoid this area. the radar had the timing of the system spot on. we have the frontal boundary exiting to the east. as it does, that's where we're

seeing the moderate rainfall. right there. discovery bay, you are wet as well as well as fremont. this is the scene looking out towards san jose, cupertino, 7 trees. pretty wet conditions. all that will be tapering out in the next 30 minutes. we have winds, the wind 21 miles an hour in oakland. 15 santa rosa and 21 in napa. now we have a little bit of clearing, a spotty shower. that's it. snow by tonight. we'll talk more about in the broadcast. breaking news in the murder- an east bay muralist. police have released the name the suspect. maurkice holloway will be arraigned. antonio ramos was killed in broad daylight while painting a

mural under the 580 overpass in oakland. >> all murders are tragic but this one pulling at the heartstrings because he was trying to make the community better, in the message of peace and was killed. >> we have a crew at the news conference. more at 5:00. a rare nato meeting is set for today over the downing of a fighter jet. president putin is threatening severe consequences. >> reporter: russian president lashed out at turkey for shooting down one of the fighter jets. putin said today's loss is a stab in the back by the terrorists' accomplices. video of the incident shows the zoomed jet of a turkish fighter struck it with an air-to-air missile. two crew members were seen parachuting to the ground. a syrian rebel group said it fired on the pilots when it

descended. the fate of -- one pilot died. the fate of the other is not known. >> we were able to hear everything that was going on. these are on open channels. >> reporter: it was flying at a height of 6,000 meters he said, one kilometer from turkish territory. our fliers pose no threat to the republic. putin says the incident would have significant consequences for his country's relations with turkey. russia's foreign minister has canceled a visit for turkey scheduled for tomorrow. he issued a warning to russians not to visit turkey. francois hollande is at the white house meeting with president obama. he's asking the u.s. to rally behind a new coalition that

includes russia to fight isis. france is being conduct -- has been conducting airstrikes. today, president obama spoke about how the american people have rallied around france. >> we're here to declare that the united states stand behind france in solidarity. to deliver justice and defend our nations. >> president obama said that isis poses a threat to all of us. it cannot be tolerated. >> brussels remains on the highest alert level in the wake of the attacks. a fifth suspect was arrested but no sign of the wanted terrorist, salah abdeslam. a rare worldwide travel alert just as millions hit the road for thanksgiving. the state department says there's no specific threat but

the terror attacks in europe has homeland security on edge. travelers we spoke to say it's not changing their plans, though. >> not since 9/11. no more concerned than i was then. but i'm good to go. i think we'll be okay. i'm not worried. >> we have no other attacks carried out. in the alert expires february 24th. checking bay area headline. the camera program could be green lighted for three more years. tonight, the city council will look at whether the program has made streets safer. the council will also take public comment before deciding whether to keep the teens. three teens face charges this morning following a chase of a stolen car. police chased the vehicle until it crashed in campbell. that's where the teens were taken into custody. two men and a women were fashion charges -- woman are

facing charges. sinbad's closed at midnight. the restaurant has occupied the spot next to the ferry building for decades. the port's plans to redevelop pier 2 won out and forced sinbad's closed. golden state is gunning for win gunning for win number 16. >> reporter: teams will be opening up the teams at 5:30 and the first 2,000 fans get this bobble head of draymond green. warriors poised to make history. on paper, the warriors look fantastic, 15-0 going up against the l.a. lakers. 2-11. not every game has been a blowout. there's been a lot of chatter around the league with people making up excuses, explanations, trying to

rationalize how the warriors won the championship last season because certain star players and other teams are injured. steph curry said they aren't gonna get the critics get into their heads. >> it doesn't bother us at all. no matter how well we play -- i mean, how many games we win whatever. it's out of our control what people are gonna think. >> reporter: are you thinking about sprunking and coming -- splurging and coming down at the last minute, the cheapest seat is about did the 264. tipoff is at 7:30. back to you. >> expected to be a sold-out game. the nba wants to warn fans about scalpers. how one man launched a rocket and retrieved it for reuse. and buckling up in the back seat. and who needs really snow? making the white stuff from

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launch -- reusable rocke we're getting our first look at the successful launch and retrieval of a reusable rocket launched by amazon's founder. the reusable rocket soared to an aimty dude of over 300,000 feet on monday and then landed safely back on earth. he says eventually they hope to start taking people up into space but it's not clear how much a trip off the planet will cost. a new study finds back seat passengers are much less likely to wear seat belts. a careless choice that often ends in tragedy. the governor's highway safety association finds that 883 back seat passenger, who weren't wearing a seat belt died in crashes in 2013. about half of them would have survived had they buckled up. experts explain what causes

that troubling statistic. >> first you've heard for years you are safer in the back seat. second you don't think about it as much when you get into the back seat, especially something like a taxi. and third, half the state don't have laws requiring belt use in the back seat. >> according to government data, passengers riding in the back seat are three times more likely to die in a crash when not wearing their seat belts. they were once discure aned of the environmentally but now suvs are back in vogue among car buyers. mark kelly on what's behind the surge in sales. >> reporter: the cruz family is ready to buy a new vehicle. it's not a minivan this young growing family is eyeing. it's an suv. >> we need it for the space. >> reporter: amanda cruz admits the big suvs expensive to fuel up and huge in size used to intimidate her but she says the

newer ones are different. >> they seem smaller and more manageable for people like me to drive. >> reporter: suvs so popular right now, companies like jaguar are now jumping on board to make them. >> we always knew the suv would come back. gas prices were a lot higher. people are looking at them. they want more room for them. >> cheap gas is helping out a lot of automakers. at audi, the q 5 is the number one seller. chevy crossover sales are up 58% since last year and toyota has sold more than 200,000 rav4s in 12 months. >> technology is getting better and better and better. >> reporter: this auto show director says the new high-tech generation of suvs has left the old ones from the '90s in the dusk. >> this technology is going into the vehicle and it's helping with the environment.

>> reporter: the cruzs know full well gas prices can shoot right back u still, like thousands of other americans, they are saying yes to the suv. in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix, 5. walmart is gearing up for the biggest shopping day of the year. the biggest retailer hosted a black friday preview at the supercenter in san jose. they are preparing for large crowds and the usual excitement. this year will be different than years before. >> for the first time, we're offering the deals online most of the black fridays will be hoffered online early -- offered online earlied a mit into the on thanksgiving morning and then the event starts in the store at 6:00 p.m. >> if you don't do black friday steals, the sales will be rolling out online all week. the sierra ski resort has come up with a rather unique way to keep the powder or the sleeps -- powder on the sleeps.

the water will come from a nearby newly renovated treatment plant. the resort operators say there will be signs posted not to eat the snow. others are expected to follow suit as they look for different ways to get around the drought. >> i was gonna say that. don't eat the snow. but whatever you need, right, don't eat the yellow snow. let's take a look at the weather watchers. there's kathy munch, she says breezy with 2/100ths. she says gusty winds but blue sky and the sun is now shining. thank you, kathy. meanwhile, let's take a look at right there. 53 degrees. that would be paul smith. p still raining in the east bay. let's see exactly where it's

raining. yes. the sky is blue now to the north because we had the front exiting to the east and dragging to the south. at this time, as we zoom on in, look at that thunderstorm that's bounced aren't the chico area. we do have light rain showers in the pleasanton area, also in walnut creek where photojournalist brian caught some kids in action. you will want to jump in it, won't you? probably haven't seen much rain. they have to be around 4 years old. besigned the east bay getting some rain at this moment, we also have rain to the south and the willow glen in san jose area. but on the back side of the front, we have the clearing around the peninsula, and in san francisco. window toward the golden gate bridge does illustrate blue skies. temperatures currently in the 50s. it's 52 degrees with the rain in san jose. so this is that beautiful

frontal boundary that's slicing through the bay area right now. behind it right there. when you see that cotton ball effect, that means unstable air mass. while we do have the blue skies, we could still see a spotty shower throughout the evening commute. and also during the early evening hours. tonight, the wraparound moisture moves in before midnight. this is future cast. you see we have a little bit of a break in the activity. a hit-and-miss scattered shower. here comes the wrap around moisture before midnight. when we have that, we have that cool shot of air mass that's moved in. we couple that together and could possibly have a light dusting of snow at mt. diablo, also mount hamilton down to 3,000 feet in elevation. there's your wednesday. looks pretty dry. we could have a lingering shower but that's about it. dry pavement for the get away day for the holiday. we're looking at .25 to the east, to the south. 13/100ths in santa rosa. a foot of snow. winter storm warning in effect

for the high sierra. highs today up to 60 degrees. looks like the sun goes down at 4:5. tonight overnight. freezing in santa rosa. it will be a dry turkey day. after a very frigid start after wednesday night into thursday morning. >> it was so nice today. >> yes, it was. >> let's see if it's nice in the markets. see how they are doing with the big board right there. the dow is up 62. that's good. >> very good. we'll take it. ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,

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breaking news in the murderf an east bay muralist... we want to update you on breaking news in the murder of an east bay muralist. oakland police are holding a news conference. live pictures from there. they are updating the media on the killing of antonio ramos. the killing is -- killer is due to be arraigned later today. much more coming up tonight at 5:00. we can listen in as well. let's listen in.

[inaudible] >> i think robbery in itself is a violent act. >> we're going to get back to news here. today in oakland, the celebration for thanksgiving. seniors and those less fortunate are being treated to a thanksgiving meal with all of the trimmings. this year's event is being held at the oakland marriott city on broadway. more than 2,000 people are due to go. they will be given coats to help keep them warm. if you are cooking thanksgiving we have a suggestion for you. >> we do. >> okay. cranberries. sometimes intimidating to make. a lot of times people buy them in the can and serve it. but you make them and they safe so good. >> and a lot of people look at

them like there's a lot of sugar. we can add an orange and that will give off the flavor from the peel and the sweetness of the orange. and now we're gonna put in mint. all you need is about half a pot of boiling water and you mash it down. >> thank you bella. the magic touch. ,,,,

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coming up at 5:00, the bay area not done with all of the wet weather yet. after the rain comes the cold. that story and more tonight at 5:00. >> and that's gonna do it for the news at noon. >> take it slow, folks. see you nice and early tomorrow morning.

♪ >> eric: mmm. [ muffled ] there's only a little bit left. >> brooke: i want that little -- >> rick: the kitchen counters are literally covered with food. i don't know how you found the stove to cook. >> maya: [ chuckling ] oh. >> eric: your wife is a marvel, and so is this pie. >> rick: hey, you know that pie's for tomorrow, right? >> eric: it's a sliver. >> maya: hey, in this house, whatever eric wants, eric gets. >> eric: there you are. see? [ laughter ] >> brooke: we should probably start on the seating arrangements for tomorrow. unless, of course, you want to do it. you're the hostess. >> maya: oh, no, no, no, no. i would much rather people blame you. >> eric: that's the forrester family motto -- it's brooke's fault. >> brooke: [ chuckling ] oh. >> eric: well, it is. [ laughter ] >> brooke: what are your parents' plans for this holiday?