where thunderstorms are popping. all unwinding from a deep low off the pacific northwest and it's not over yet. more rain on the way tomorrow morning and our own risk of thunderstorms. cate caugiran reports live from sausalito. >> reporter: we are getting a little bit of a break from the rain here at vista point in sausalito. we can see that the clouds have started to clear up over san francisco, though, the wind is still picked up a bit in the area. but good news right now, it is dry. the rain picks up a little bit after our 5:00 newscast but for the visitors here taking pictures of the iconic golden gate bridge, they are getting it with a nice clear shot. it may be dry now but utility workers did spend a good part of the morning trying to repair some of the storm damage. in bolinas, two trees and branches came down. the marin department of public works spent hours cutting down this large cypress tree branch.

it was hanging overpower lines on ocean avenue. public works had to shut down the roads for a few hours and with that rain came strong winds. the national weather service says it was the strongest today with gusts up to 22 miles per hour in san francisco, 41 miles per hour in half moon bay. most of the rain did come down on the north bay. the weather service said santa rosa can expect up to 1.27 inches of rain throughout the weekend. so don't put away those umbrellas just yet. forecasters are predicting two more storms are on the way next week. reporting live in sausalito, cate caugiran, kpix 5. this afternoon at memorial stadium in berkeley rain dumped on fans for the big game. stanford and cal gear covered up by a sea of ponchos. it turned out to be fair weather fans. >> if cal is doing well, i'm staying. if they are getting trounced

i'll leave. >> fans weren't the only ones braving the rain. a group of uc union workers were out picketing for higher wages holding signs that read, uc pay workers enough to eat. >> 70% of our workers are not paid enough to eat. meaning 70% are food insecure which means they have to skip meals, you know, they don't have access to nutritious food and that 70% and we're talking about career employees at uc. >> they represent about 14,000 workers across the uc system. they say they are in contract negotiations with the school but haven't received any counterproposals to their wage increase request yet. time is running out. they say their contracts are set to expire at the end of the month. meanwhile, berkeley police are dealing with a flood of crime. the apple store on 4th street has been robbed for a third time in less than two weeks. officers say a group of people in their late teens or early 20s came in wednesday morning and stole about $100,000 worth of merchandise.

the berkeley police department is now working with other agencies in the area to see if the thefts are part of a larger pattern. >> they are not there for very long. it's a property crime-focused theft. we know what they're there for. we are working with apple as well as the business district on 4th street to see what we can do to stem that type of crime. >> nobody was hurt in the robberies. the city now has additional officers out patrolling 4th street as well as the holiday- related events going on around the city. fewer people are taking bart. ridership has dropped for the first time in six years. from july to september, overall ridership was down 1.3% compared to last year. the drop was even larger on weekends. ridership is down by more than 6% on sundays. so why are fewer people riding? bart's assistant gm says the system has essentially reached its capacity. also coming down, the so- called wall of empathy at the 16th street mission bart

station. since the election, people have been sharing how they feel on post-its but last night organizers began removing the notes themselves to protect them from the incoming rain. >> we don't want all of the love and all the important thoughts to be destroyed. so we are holding on to them. we are going to be using them for a future art installation. >> organizers say the wall of empathy is meant as a counterpoint to president-elect trump's proposed wall along the mexican border. meanwhile, a gold star family that is a family who lost someone in combat could have used some empathy from their fellow airline passengers this week. a memorial service was held in lodi on thursday for sergeant john perry. he died in a suicide bombing in afghanistan. earlier in the week, perry's parents and sister traveled to the east coast to receive his remains. but because of a delay the flight crew was worried they could miss their connecting flight in phoenix. so when they landed, the captain asked everybody to stay seated and let a special

military family exit first. and that prompted boos and complaints from people in first class. >> to hear the reaction of the flight being delayed because of a gold star family and the first class cabin booing that was really upsetting. and it made us cry some more. >> i can imagine. as it turned out the perries did make their connection with the pilot staying at the gate to make sure it happened and they eventually reached dover air force base. >> mm. >> sergeant perry will be buried at arlington national cemetery. back here in the bay area, big push to help those in need. the weekend before thanksgiving, today hundreds stood out in the rain in san mateo to get bags of free food. kpix 5's maria medina found out as cost of living gets higher, so does the need. >> i wouldn't know what to do would you you guys. >> reporter: my price may not have much but what little he does have he is thankful for. >> thank you ever so much. it's not always easy to have a

smile on my face. but i said to myself, well, if samaritan house was to go out of business for a week or for a month, it wouldn't be no smile on my face. >> reporter: today he stood in the rain for an hour to get free groceries from samaritan house in san mateo county. hundreds of people were in line. the need is apparent. >> just because people are struggling doesn't mean they don't deserve a good holiday. >> reporter: today volunteerers are giving out 50,000 pounds of food enough to feed 400 families. >> more people are in poverty because of the rent. people can't afford to live here. >> reporter: for tommy, legally blind, he says finding a janitorial job is tough. >> do you want corn? >> yes, definitely need the corn. >> reporter: he gets food from samaritan house twice a month. >> i'm trying not to get emotional about this because you can't -- you can't find too many people that will just go out and give food like this on

a rainy day. >> reporter: the tears fell anyway, thankful for a cartful of food. not much to many, but to tommy, this -- >> oh, thank you so much, god bless, thanks, man. >> reporter: -- is everything. in san mateo, maria medina, kpix 5. >> the samaritan house says donations are up but they are in need of frozen turkeys. second city harvest in santa clara counties, the food bank is trying to collect 19,000 frozen turkeys by thursday to help supply local assistance agencies with traditional thanksgiving meals. but they are still about 5,000 short. >> we live in one of the most affluent areas in the united states and we're concerned there's a perception that there's not a need here when actually, demand for this service has never been higher. so this is a great time to help the community. >> second harvest is also welcoming donations of healthy non-perishable items. if you don't live in santa clara county, there are other ways you can get help. every year kpix 5 teams up with

local food banks and whole foods to help those in need during the holidays. you can donate at your local whole foods or online at cbssf.com/give. a warning tonight for bay area pet owners. danger is popping up on hiking trails. blame the rain. >> a steep price, marin is about to pay it to replace the leaky roof at the marin civic center. >> and when was the last time you felt relaxed at the airport? we'll show you how oakland international airport is offering stressed-out travelers an escape for a price. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

but it can be dangerous -- r dogs. kpix 5's christin ayers on e toxic hazard suddenly all the rain we got this fall may be doing wonders for the water supply but it is dangerous for dogs. kpix 5's christin ayers on the

toxic hazard suddenly popping up in popular parks and hiking areas. >> reporter: robert never guessed that his hike with his dog koa last month would be the last. >> as far as i knew everything was normal that day. and it wasn't until afterwards that i realized it wasn't normal. >> reporter: a day after the hike in briones park, robert discovered the dog wasn't eating and had blood in his stool. he rushed him to the vet. >> they told me that, um, his liver was already destroyed and, um, they could try an save him but it didn't look so good. >> reporter: koa died. a mushroom stem was found in his feces and tests later revealed he had eaten a death cap mushroom known to cause liver failure in dogs. the problem is serious enough that park officials are posting warnings like these about death cap and death angel mushrooms. >> over there, would you? >> reporter: an emergency veterinarian said he typically

sees up to 12 toxic mushroom cases a year. and this is the time of year when there's a spike. >> whenever it starts getting moist, um, those mushrooms start popping up. >> reporter: death caps mostly sprout near oakland trees. they crop up on hilltops and other areas of briones where fog lingers near oak trees. dr. lucas says dog owners have to be diligent about watching for mushrooms. >> i do a policing of my yard every day. >> reporter: if your dog does eat a toxic mushroom -- >> make them vomit in a veterinary facility. >> if you suspect your pet ate a toxic mushroom collect a sample of it to take with you to the vet so it can be expected and tested. well, also having to do with the rain a landmark in san rafael will soon get a new roof but not cheap. the marin county civic have

designed by frank lloyd write still has the original roof from the 1960s and leaks and problems are showing up. the ceiling collapsed last year and now county supervisors are moving forward with a three phase replacement starting next summer. the expected price tag $21 million. another place the weather always seems to cause problems, sfo. arriving flights are being delayed by about an hour and 20 minutes as the airport meters incoming traffic. no significant departure delays to report. if you are flying out for the holiday weekend, give yourself plenty of time. all three bay area airports are expected to be busier this year than last year. it's because of shrink unemployment numbers, also rising incomes. sfo is expecting a nearly 6% spike in holiday travel. san jose mineta 15%. and oakland international airport is expecting 10% more passengers through the gates. and passengers traveling through oakland will get

something rare for an airport, peace and quiet. but at a price. kpix 5's da lin shows us. >> you lied to me, i'm sitting here since 8:00!! with a 9-year-old who is waiting for our vacation!! >> reporter: airport meltdown is bound to happen again. anytime you combine holiday stress, traveling, long lines and delays, yeah. it gets ugly [ screaming ] [ screaming at the top of her lungs ] >> reporter: one company is hoping to help passengers escape the chaos, lines, noise and packed waiting area. hence the name, escape lounge at the oakland airport. you go through two sound insulated doors and you're kind of in paradise. peaceful, calm and comfortable. ah! in fact, this is more like it. >> relaxing nice place to kind of hang out before your flight and, um, yeah, i mean, out --

out of the hustle and bustle. >> reporter: there is a fee of $45. but it includes all you can eat gourmet food, drinks and wi-fi. for $45, what are they buying? >> you're buying the atmosphere that you're in getting out of the hustle and bustle. the calming. >> hang out with friends and family grab food and drink reducing stress from traveling. >> reporter: the oakland airport anticipates 8 to 10% more travel this thanksgiving compared to last year. the hope is we'll see less of this and more of this. at the oakland airport, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> we did wake him up. a towering holiday tree the highest in the bay area is now standing in downtown san francisco. today workers used a crane to lift the 80-foot tree into place at 555 california street. the white fir tree comes from

shasta county. it will have 200,000 lights. the doobie brothers will perform at the lighting ceremony on the 29th after the holiday. the giving tree will be recycled into mulch and lumber to build habitat for humanity homes. and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in the sierra. ski season officially under way. mount rose and boreal both opened for business. th weekend. and with good reason. we have that front off the pacific northwest. gave up some rain and totals are fairly impressive in the north bay and not at all impressive in the south bay as you're about to find out. but here's the kpix 5 hi-def doppler up and running and showing widely scattered showers once again entering the marin county coastline and down along the peninsula. and also, over in the east bay so widely scattered showers tonight. the front itself is now over the romantically named newman in the central valley and stretching up through the sierra where they are getting a few thunderstorms tonight. and here's what's happening. fairly vigorous low that's abeam seattle right now will

continue to spin wheels of moisture into the bay area through tomorrow midday-ish before tapering off. we do get a chance of thunderstorms. we'll show that you in a moment. but not directly on the kpix 5 futurecast. the numbers .01" at livermore which last hour was reporting light rain. third inch in san francisco. half inch in san rafael. almost two inches in santa rosa. so the farther north the more punch you got out of this. high surf advisory is posted at the same time along the shore, large breakers right through tomorrow afternoon. swell to 15 feet and strong rip currents a possibility. so surf is up at the shoreline. there's the bay bridge. isn't that pretty? numbers now in the upper 50s for the most part. oakland with 60 degrees. in san jose 58 and in santa rosa right now it's 56 degrees. we were talking about futurecast. so one goes, here's another on the way. overnight rain on the roof as

the loving spoonful once sang for the north bay and then for the south and central bay, we have more rain coming in this is tomorrow morning 8 a.m. so first in the north bay, then in the south bay, after that look at all the pop-up showers. some of them fairly vigorous and there could be a thunderstorm or two or you could hear thunder in the wake of the front moving through and then monday clearing out. in terms of rain amounts, up to a half inch in the east bay same for the south bay when all is said and done one to two inches in the north bay, not so much for the santa cruz mountains. there's not much left by the time it gets down there. so more showers overnight tonight. later on sunday the showers taper off and it looks like we're clearing it up for monday but there could be more later in the week. same time winter weather advisories are post the out in the sierra. we already showed you the big traffic backups on 80 and then south down to south lake tahoe. heavy nightmare -- heavy nightmare -- well, heavy nighttime snow tonight. gusty winds to 45 miles per hour. [chuckling] snow level down to lake level about 6200 feet. and all of this means there

could be a few showers tomorrow as the 49ers take on the patriots. cloudy and showers and temperature of about 61 degrees. that's at 1:25 p.m. that game is being broadcast on channel 5! so you can see a few sprinkles on the lens tomorrow. walnut creek on ice, 62 degrees tomorrow. fun to go out and do a little skating in downtown san jose as well, cloudy and rain. overnight lows near 50 degrees. sun-up tomorrow morning at 4 minutes before 7 a.m. highs tomorrow mid 60s and in the extended forecast, we get lingering showers through tomorrow. a thunderstorm. monday more sunshine, same for tuesday and wednesday. thanksgiving afternoon looks like it could be showers. saturday maybe another little system coming through, as well. so we are not done yet. makes you wonder what you could do with all this rain, juliette. >> well, thanks for asking, because all that rain falling from the sky could actually someday fuel your car. the new technology on display this weekend at the san

francisco auto show. >> i'm in a giving mood. i'm going to give you an update on the 119th big game you cal and stanford alums out there. what school brought home the coveted axe? >> closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces furniture" ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and cate cauguiran shows us: the next big thing -- lookse something out of "back to t future." 800 ca a big auto show in san francisco today. cate caugiran shows us the next big thing looks like something out of "back to the future." >> reporter: 800 cars shining and buff and spread throughout moscone's 2 million square feet for the san francisco international auto show. >> classic, hotrod, you name

it, it's here at this show. >> no place like san francisco to talk about fuel cell and low emissions. >> reporter: toyota is making a hydrogen fueled car. >> it takes hydrogen from our fuel stack and it combines it with oxygen from the environment to create its own energy that keeps the car moving. >> reporter: keeps the car moving for about 310 miles per hydrogen tank. it's no different than a traditional car. it still takes about 5 to 7 minutes. but the one thing you will notice about the nozzle to fill it up is there is a lock to make sure the hydrogen doesn't leak into the atmosphere. >> the only emission out of the vehicle is water out of the tailpipe. >> reporter: this car is not on the market but toyota did have a little fun designing one of their hydrogen cars inspired by "back to the future." >> i'm such a car nut myself. you know? it's like amazing being here looking at this stuff. >> reporter: ever want to see $4 million worth of cars in one

shot? here it is. atseveral cars. >> beautiful cars. >> reporter: in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the auto show runs through next sunday at moscone center. tickets are $10. >> it would be fun. >> man, less drive off in one of those cars. >> great. a vintage james bond aspden aston martin. >> incredible! college football up top. the game went final. the stanford axe that's the big prize for the winner. cal and stanford. the bears first offensive play of the game david to chad broke free and -- he -- >> gone! >> reporter: that's right. 70-yard touchdown. the bears led 7-0. 2nd quarter now, cal up 7. cardinal's kelly

chris for the nine-yard touchdown pass to tie it up at 14. early 3rd quarter, stanford up 3. back to their own 10. christian mccaffrey he gets through and -- >> he -- he -- >> gone! >> gone! cardinal 24-14. same score later in the quarter mccaffrey through the traffic and finishes with three touchdowns. single game record 284 yards. stanford won 45-31 to win the axe for the 7th consecutive year. we got more pac-12 showdowns. get out of here colorado! they host the washington state. final minute of the third, buffalo struck quarterback l llufao for the go ahead. colorado beat washington state 38-24. coach mike is 9-2 at colorado. if washington state wins next

week, they win the pac-12 north. got a college basketball gem for you. randy bennett st. mary's gaels on the way to a blowout at dayton. calvin herman son. they led by 20 points. 20! laugher in the second half! and then they blew it! they use a huge run, charles cook and he cut it to 2! same score now, same score, 20 seconds left, it's a turnover by bennett! but an offensive foul. and that is how saint mary's was able to hang on to win. gaels 3-0 this young season. i am just getting started. i need a whole 'nother segment. >> you do. we'll give that to you a little later. >> fine. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> vern, thank you. coming up in our next half- hour the president-elect is throwing grand old party in new jersey this weekend and a prominent northern california mayor is on the guest list. >> boo, boo, boo!!

>> and mike pence booed on broadway. the performance from the "hamilton" cast that has donald trump demanding an apology. >> and a mall santa ends up on the naughty list after cracking a joke about hillary clinton. the remark he made to a child that got him sent straight to hr. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a stormy day around the baya -- and beyond. cleanup crews spent the day downed trees in mar our top stories tonight a stormy day around the burglary and beyond. clean-up crews spent the day clearing downed trees in marin while wind and rain made a mess of the roads and it's even worse in the sierra where parts of 80 are snowed in. >> berkeley police are putting extra officers on patrol on 4th

street after thieves hit the apple store for the third time in less than two weeks. this team, they got away with more than $100,000 worth of property. officers are now working with other departments to see if the thefts are part of a more widespread pattern. no rest for the president- elect this weekend. donald trump is picking up the pace with his cabinet and white house staffing choices. trump and his transition team held a flurry of meetings with potential appointees. >> among the visitors, one prominent republican who once called the president-elect a con man. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump met with his outspoken critic and former gop nominee mitt romney at his golf club in new jersey. >> was it productive? >> went great. >> reporter: after the meeting romney who once called trump a con man and phony did not discuss any potential role in the new administration. but he said the two had a far- reaching conversation about america's global interests. >> very thorough and in depth

discussion in the time we had. and, um, appreciate the chance to speak with the president- elect. >> reporter: mr. trump also held sitdowns with retired marine general james mattis a candidate for secretary of defense, education advocate michelle rhee and sacramento mayor kevin johnson. mr. trump will hold more meetings here in new jersey tomorrow with former new york mayor rudy giuliani and new jersey governor chris christie, who was demoted from chairman of the transition team. on friday, the president-elect tapped alabama senator jeff sessions to be his attorney general. and congressman mike pompeo will head the cia. he also reached a $25 million settlement in the trio of fraud lawsuits against trump university. today he tweeted, the only bad thing about winning the presidency is that i did not have the time to go through a long but winning trial on "trump u." too bad! as the president-elect builds his team, hundreds gathered in washington to protest the new government.

cbs news, bedminster, new jersey. >> democratic senator charles schumer is threatening political payback if the trump administration tries to undo obamacare. the incoming senate minority leader said, quote, republicans will rue the day they repeal the affordable care act. the president-elect has said he would like to keep part of it but he is planning to change the rest. tonight, president-elect trump is demanding an apology from the cast of the broadway musical "hamilton" for this. >> boo!! >> boo!!! >> that's vice president-elect mike pence being booed by fans as he took his seat at last night's performance. but it didn't end there. after the show, the cast had this message for him. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. >> boo! >> our friends, our children, our parents or defend us a every as a whole our inalien

rights, sir. but we truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> yeah! >> all of us! whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> today an angry president- elect trump tweeted, the theater must always be a safe and special place. the cast of "hamilton" was very rude last night to a very good man, mike pence. apologize! well, no such luck. brandon dixon who plays aaron burr fired back today tweeting, conversation is not harassment, sir. and i appreciate mike pence for stopping to listen. as for the vice president- elect, we'll hear from vice president-elect mike pence and reince priebus on "face the nation" this morning on kpix 5. one person who is apologizing to donald trump tonight, that guy who took a sledgehammer to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. james oates was dressed as a construction worker when he

damaged it last month. he was arraigned yesterday on a felony count of vandalism. after he said if he had to do it again, he would not. >> during this time and while reflecting, i realize nonviolence is the way to protest mr. trump. by destroying that star, it was wrong. and i apologize for that. >> the district attorney says otis caused more than $400 worth of damage. meanwhile a mall santa in florida is in hot water tonight for a remark he made about hillary clinton. he told a 10-year-old girl the only name on the naughty list this year is hillary clinton. well, a mall spokesman said the comment was meant as a joke. but mom wasn't amused. she posted the exchange on facebook and the santa in question was fired. he was then sent straight to human resources for counseling. the mall hasn't decided yet whether he will return this season. and still to come, how one

bay area police officer went the extra mile and then some to help a determined young man to make it to college. >> and is all this rain we are getting about to go to pot? why a lot of marijuana growers aren't following the rules when it comes to land use. ,,,,,,

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area student. dan simon on the police off who went the extra mile to a chance encounter on a dark road was a break for one determined bay area student. the police officer who went the extra mile to help out. >> reporter: working the graveyard shift is lonely for a cop. but on a chilly september night kurt had company. >> he had a hoodie on. he was dressed in black. i had seen some lights like flash at my back. >> reporter: 18-year-old jordan duncan had just finished his own graveyard shift packing boxes at a nearby business. >> did you think this person was up to no good? >> since he was slow close to the freeway i thought he was broke down.

>> reporter: jordan explained he was just walking home but it was a distance of that walk that left the officer speechless. >> and he tells me the path he takes to our city and it's literally uphill both ways. so you said, you know, if you don't mind, hold on a second, went to my front seat cleared it out and asked him if i could give him a ride home. he was like you can do that? >> you can do that. >> it took you two hours to get to work each way? >> yes. my car broke down. i had no way to work. >> reporter: he didn't want to ask for a ride by burdening others so he walked 7 miles each way six days a week. >> most people use that distance to not having a car as an excuse not to find a job but this kid wasn't an obstacle. >> reporter: on the raid hoe jordan shared his dream to go to college and to become a police officer. corporal kepter was so struck by the chance encounter he knew he had to do something to make jordan's life easier. getting the car fixed was going

to be too expensive but the corporal had an idea. if four wheels wasn't an option how about 2? so for $500 the police department bought him a brand-new bike. >> he was speechless. he kind of said all this for walking. like but it's so much more than that. you know? putting obstacles in front of you, you're getting your job. that's impressive. >> words couldn't explain how flabbergasted i was. i just treasure the bike. it's never been dirty before. >> bike was just the beginning. benicia police now have launched a fund to help pay for jordan's college education and maybe a new car, as well. ♪[ music ] still to come, he was there to catch a trout. instead, he caught a pair of mountain lions! on camera! oh, yup. the california kid whose fishing trip is going viral on facebook tonight. >> a weather system certainly had some teeth in it and there's more on the way.

[chuckling] >> it's dark out there. forecast is coming up. >> oh! >> ahead in sports, upset just the thing here in college football these days. and andre ward fighting tonight in las vegas! for the first time in his career. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

reindeer! you have until january secoo see: "belle"... "holly".. and "p > the san francisco zoo added new animals in time federal government holiday season. reindeer. you have until january 2 to see

them. learn about what they eat and discover fun facts. the clicks they make when they walk is the tendons in the knees and in other wild kingdom news check out the scene at shasta lake. mountain lions swimming. a boy was out fishing with his dad when he spotted the two big cats. they were just cruising across the lake and they got close. but the boy says he wants scared because they were in the middle of the lake. not only did he share the moment with his dad, he shared it on facebook and the video -- is that a selfie? and the video quickly went viral. >> good camera work. >> very cool. >> wow. yeah. >> i'm going to cross the lake because it's there and they succeeded. there are more showers onshore on the marin county coastline working into the peninsula later. a bunch of showers are stacked up over marin county and san francisco and over in the east bay out of livermore which was

reporting light rain at 6:00 tonight, a line of showers from just east of modesto down through los banos and here's how it looks. winter weather advisory heavy nighttime snow gusty winds to 45 miles per hour with the snow level down to lake level at tahoe down to about 6200 feet. 8 to 16" not bad. if you are going those there, give yourself extra time. high surf advisory here at the coast with large breakers through tomorrow afternoon and a fairly robust swell up to 15 feet and strong rip currents, as well. as we look live out toward the bay bridge this reminds us that not only the wet is a problem but also gathering fog as well will be a factor tonight. concord right now 57 degrees. oakland has 60. and in san francisco, 57 degrees. another way to look at it. that low pressure winding up very nicely classic comma shaped cloud off the portland shore. portland isn't on a shore. you know what i mean. off oregon. that's going to continue to send showers right through the bay area for the next few hours

with san francisco getting hit pretty good by tomorrow morning. it will dissipate as things head east. we'll begin to dry out with high pressure beginning to build in but we are going to have to wait until monday morning for it. in the meantime, sunday morning looks a little bit wet. and a little bit wet will serve as well for the 49ers as they take on the new england patriots tomorrow. game time temperature about 61 degrees. so clouds and showers a possibility. and that's going to be broadcast on channel 5! what a coincidence. overnight lows tonight temperatures in the upper 40s low 50s for overnight lows and the sun-up tomorrow morning at 4 minutes before 7:00. high temperatures tomorrow will not be the big story but still, low to mid-60s a little chill by california standards. in the extended forecast we are going to have showers lingering through tomorrow morning and a fairly good cold front coming -- well defined showers coming

through before sunrise in the north bay. the rest of the bay area just after sunrise. clearing on monday. at this point on thanksgiving it looks like thursday afternoon showers are a possibility in the bay area. and then another system works its way in on saturday. neither one of them looking like big rainmakers but you know the recipe for traffic accidents. just add water. for sports, mr. glen. thank you, mr. hackney. nfl, he is here, he is home.and this game been a long time coming for the original brady's dad. tom brady, senior. the game is on channel 5. >> we had so many wonderful times at the stick. i get a little melancholy thinking about it. where did those years go? >> reporter: this sunday, the brady family will be back together at a 9er game. but they will be cheering for the opposing team as brady, jr., or tommy, will be playing what is likely his first and

maybe last road game again the 49ers. >> he said he could play until he was 50 if he wanted. >> he will be a little too long in the tooth then i think. >> reporter: brady may be 39 but he remains one of the top quarterbacks in the league and comes home feeling good after what his dad called a september vacation for the "deflate-gate" suspension. >> as far as i'm concerned it was not only a setup but a sting operation, but we let that go. that's in the rear view mirror. >> reporter: earlier this month he was under scrutiny again for his support of president-elect trump. tommy has been put on political shutdown, is that right? >> i think so except yesterday i saw the odds of him being president of the united states are 100:1 in 2020. >> i talked to my wife. she said i can't talk about politics anymore. so i think that's a good decision.

>> i don't think there's a chance that you'll see tommy in the political arena in the next 35 years. >> reporter: for now the focus is on winning a record tying fifth super bowl. when he returns home to san mateo he is the same old tommy brady. just a hypothetical. tom's in the room, garbage has to be taken out. can you look at him and say, hey, tom, take out the garbage, and he'll take out the garbage? >> you bet your life! >> i love it! [ laughter ] >> super bowl ring be darned. you're taking out the trash. >> there's no pedestals in our house. [ laughter ] >> tom brady, sr., love the guy. record of 7-2 the raiders are starting to turn some heads nationally. they have made it even at animation on the internet this week. >> back in black. [ unintelligible rap lyrics ]

>> it was hilarious. i have never seen derek rap. [ laughter ] >> it was all right. i just -- that's not me. [ laughter ] >> ha. [ laughter ] >> hey, tonight, oakland's andre ward fights in las vegas for the first time in his career. the unbeaten light heavyweight fights champion sergey kovalev for the wbo, wba and ibf titles. he had this message at the weigh-in. >> i have been a champion for many years and i'm trying to become a five time world champion and two division world champions and i'm not leaving without the belt. >> bring it home! 30-0? let's make it 31-0. >> being in vegas is a huge deal. >> it's -- it's -- it's -- it's a huge, huge pedestal, as tom brady, sr., used. >> he got this. >> all right. thanks so much, vern.

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heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. off on recre well, there are many marijuana grow operations up and down the state and now that voters have approved recreational pot expect to see more. but not all growers will suddenly start following the rules because it's legal. thousands of grow operation don't have the land and water use permits they are supposed to have. and the state is simply too backlogged to keep up. so many times, it's up to the

neighbors to notice. homes in this part of rural cloverdale are remote with spectacular views and often a lot of land. so when larry heard his nearest neighbor sold his 82-acre vineyard last summer -- >> open areas that have been regraded. >> reporter: he looked forward to meeting the new neighbors just across the ridge. >> at the out sit set we thought we were going to meet a nice neighbor and invite him into the community. >> reporter: according to county records, the neighbors got a permit to build a greenhouse. but he said over the summer something didn't seem right at all. >> the property here had armed guards, drones flying the perimeter of the premises to watch for intruders. they wouldn't let anybody in. they wouldn't let pg&e in. >> reporter: there was only one single lane gravel road in and out to serve all of the neighbors. he says for weeks, the road was busy with construction equipment. >> the truck and the blacked

out suvs and the pickup trucks hauling trailers that are totally unmarked going out. [ helicopter noise ] >> reporter: neighbors first alerted county investigators after they did their own aerial survey. they took these photos and delivered them to the county. when inspectors went to the property, they discovered a multi-million dollar marijuana grow. greenhouses full of plants, outdoor grows irrigated with well water. the owners had no land or water permits. and inspectors also found this. >> they turned an old shack really into a 14-person bunk house without either proper sanitation or electrical hookups. >> reporter: all the violations led to a court ordered halt. the property's electricity shut off. this property is just one of thousands of pot grows on private property operating without state and county required permits for water and land use. >> it's a large-scale activity.

>> reporter: according to the regional water quality control board. >> we have heard between 30 and 70,000 cultivated sites. we have, you know, roughly 800 enrollees currently. >> reporter: the water board expects now that marijuana is legal, more growers will abide by the law and apply for water permits. >> especially illegal diversions from creeks are a significant issue for water quality and causes issues to other people in the watershed using that water. >> reporter: but uc berkeley land scientist thinks many growers don't want the prop 64 regulation or the added expense. >> the growers i know who have successfully done it have spent a lot of money one said $100,000. >> reporter: with some 10,000 grows in humboldt county alone, the question remains, where is the water to irrigate the crops coming from? >> and if there's multiple users diverting from small streams, they could definitely dry up a creek. >> reporter: with just 2

enforcement officers on staff to regulate permits, they hope they will move the grow operations out of shadows into good environmental farming. >> it's going to, you know, essentially push people into compliance and we are not going to have this issue with people hiding and not wanting to be part of the system. >> but if this sort of thing -- >> reporter: he is hopeful but says time will tell. >> it really comes down to the environment. the water board expects now that marijuana is legal, more growers will abide. and we plan to follow up in six months to see. recreational marijuana regulations go into effect next year. >> if you have 30,000 grow operations and they are not -- they weren't previously legally compliant? >> a lot of them were not for prop 64 because they wanted to stay in the shadows and keep things private. >> now they are going to have to follow regulations. >> what's interesting about these neighbors is this operation, this million-dollar operation, it was in plain sight. so you just see how shorthanded

they are to have operations you can see. >> see you at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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