. now at 11:00. >> and out. >> he pitched the first no-hitter of his brilliant career. >> a tough loss for giants fans as the team's ace is on the move. then, a holiday headache for an east bay organization. >> frustration. disappointment. >> now the company is relying on the community is serves to help. how people are trying to balance helping people that need it with protecting the environment. and, what happens when you win a prize but you are backing

the wrong team? >> kind of ashamed. >> this young football fan found out the hard way. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm sara donchey. giants fans are used to having their hearts broken about hope for big names to come swoop in and save the franchise return it to its former glory. with that history in mind maybe the news of the latest loss will not sting so bad. that is, perhaps, until you hear some of the details. vern glenn up top for us tonight with who is departing from the giants >> snell is gone. look, i am always a player first guy. only a certain amount of time you can play this game. go out and get what you can get. but, man do i feel for the giant's fan

base, they can not get a big start to stay here with traction. opted out of a 30 million job. snell had a hunch that the league would go after them and the world champs would pay the price. given the heated rivalry with the dodgers this is a kick to the gut for the giant's fan base that expected the snellzilla to be in orange and black. ♪ >> reporter: snellzilla >> in dodger blue. five years, 182 million, $52 million signing bonus. yes, he had a rough start after missing spring training but in a three month stretch when he was the man, including an august 2nd no hitter against the reds and an era of .123 over his last 14 starts. his average salary will

be in the $36 million range. another free agent scores the giants and sara, i am telling you he joins a rotation that will have shohei ohtani on the mound. having all of the money in the world. guarantee of the world series just making the other teams grind even harder. now, that snellzilla is gone, the giants can use some stars, they got the money they had for snellzilla. but who wants to come here? what big free agent name wants to come here >> it is a tough spot for our beloved giants fans. we have been here before. we will overcome. >> some day. >> all right. vern, thank you very much. east bay nonprofit meals on wheels is hustling to make sure clients get a thanksgiving meal. typically the busiest time of the year. they are facing a different obstacle. thieves have been stealing

gasoline from the vans they use to do that. four of their vehicles vandalized in the last week leaving behind up to $2,000 in damages for van. talking to the executive director who says they are not letting there stop them. >> reporter: just ahead of thanksgiving, a local nonprofit that feeds those in need is dealing with a set back. the meals on wheel thanksgiving holiday operation is stalled after several vehicles were vandalized in the nonprofits parking lot. charlie says someone drilled into the gas tanks on four out of five refrigerator vans t happened over four nights and complicated thousands of meal deliveries for seniors. >> we showed up for work three or four mornings last week to visible oil stains in our parking lot. >> reporter: they said it will cost $15 to $2,000 a truck to fix. the seniors that rely on the food are the ones that will

feel the impact >> frustration, disappointment. frustration that our vehicles we are here trying to do good work, supporting the community to help the homebound seniors that depend on us. >> they have 3,000 deliveries to make bid with. the nonprofit is reaching out to volunteers and asking them to use their personal cars to make up for the loss. it will be an uphill battle to get everyone the food on time >> can not do as much, can not do as much in the same amount of time. pay figure are more overtime, asking people to do more. it is already a stressful, really busy time of the year >> it is not the first time the nonprofit has been hit. same thing happened twice in jan and march bringing the total in damages to $16,000. the police are investigating but have not found suspects yet. in the meantime he is confident everyone who needs a meal will still get one. >> every one of the seniors on that route is getting a phone call. letting them know. we will not be there tomorrow but coming tomorrow, we are coming

the day after, we are coming, we will be there. >> there is a new crack down on encampments in santa clara county this time targets camps near rivers, creeks and waterways. we spoke to some people living near coyote creek who are now not sure where they will go. >> reporter: casara lives with her doing, showtime, in san jose. >> she keeps me on my toes, that is a good thing. >> reporter: she and several others live along the creek at this encampment. >> just so people in my family don't worry about me, they don't have to be aware of the situation. my brother has kids, they don't need to see their uncle. >> reporter: born and raised in san jose, rico has been living at roosevelt park for four years >> they ignore us until they say we are a problem. >> reporter: the problem, according to the santa clara

valley water district, is trash and debris. littering waterways like coyote creek. at a board meeting on tuesday, valley water workers also said that they are harmed on the job. including being attacked with a machete and chased away from waterways. >> this individual was in pursuit and throwing chunks of asphalt at them. one of the chunks damaged the truck. >> the district nodes to take greater responsibility for our safety. >> reporter: in the same meeting they approved an ordinance to establish water resources protection zones, spanning about 200 miles along creeks, waterways, and other areas that the agency manages. anyone living in these zones will receive outreach. then, a 72 hour notice to leave. if someone doesn't they could be charged with a misdemeanor and either a $500 fine or community service. homeless advocates say the ordinance is being irresponsibly rushed. >> plan should not go into effect for a year. people have

nowhere to go and you know that. >> the streets will be full of cardboard boxes and tents with people living in them. >> reporter: rico and everyone else that i spoke with at the encampment says they are waiting for housing opportunities. casara says she has been waiting here for a year. now she will have to find a new place to go >> heartbreaking for me. i do known where to go. when you have trash i understand it is unsanitary. not safe for anyone to be out here. i around stand that. but, we are also, where are we going to go? bay area man who is one of the fbi's most wanted terrorist suspects has been arrested in the u.k. san diego was wanted in connection to two bombings in the bay area in 2003. the fbi says has ties to animal rights extremist groups, accused of planning two

bombs in emeryville. the animal liberation brigade took credit for that is aing it was because of their contacts with the research firm that does experiments on animals. a federal arrest warrant was issued more than 21 wriers ago. he evaded the surveill expans disappeared. today he was arrested in wales. a violent outburst on united flight headed to l.a.x. was caught on camera and is going viral. video shows a man stomping on the seat behind him over and over and over again. a group of passengers were finally able to restrain him with zip ties. it turns out the man who recorded the video and got up to help restrain him is the is a ceo. >> i talked to his mother. she reached out to let me know, kind of what induced that, it was meth. >> he hopes it will small craft advisory a deeper conversation on the grim reality of substance abuse. coming up, the roof of a

gas station comes crashing down. it looks like the aftermath of a tornado in the midwest. this is in monterey county. >> kind of crazy. i never seen this happen. maybe in florida like a hurricane hit. we near monterey, you know >> what may of caused the collapse. plus, many people take to the skies for thanksgiving, we show you what it is like for a plane and a crew during the holiday rush. their unique and exhausting point of view. >> this wet weather pattern was exhausting for the bay area. the north bay where 10-20 inches fell. we will have more on the dry weather. more on how long it will last coming up in the forecast

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. you know, it feels like we say this every year. this holiday travel season is supposed to be extra busy according to the experts. triple-a says six million people are planning fly somewhere for thanksgiving. we talk to passengers and workers at oakland international airport told and they said it was surprisingly calm. one passenger said he flew out today because he would try to beat the crowds. >> i am on this side of 50, i have been young and not knowing and running through the airport and catching my flight. that is for the birds. i know now to get here early. i got time to kill it is better than running through here trying to catch a flight or missing a flight >> sage advice from that man. oakland airport is expecting 340,000 passengers over the thanksgiving holiday. that is actually a slight dip

from last year at the same airport. it takes an incredible amount of coordination and planning to take everyone where they need to go. chris vancleeve traveled across the country just the day in the life of a flight crew. hours before we met her on her flight home to california. >> do you give any thought to, you know, all of the other places this plane goes in a day? >> not until i sat next to you. >> reporter: captain woke up southwest plate 8921 at bwi before dawn. over the next nearly 19 hours this year old 737 max 8 will take us nearly 4,000 miles from baltimore, to denver, to long beach, then on to reno, las vegas, sacramento, and back to sin city. >> the plane start in the 118 airports in which we operate

every day. they can end up somewhere totally different >> do you feel extra pressure this time of the year? >> with are ready to go. i think we are in great shape and looking forward to the holiday travel season. >> reporter: southwest has 4,000 flights as the airplane expects to fly four million people to and from thanksgiving. >> i want to take the people home. i want to get them home. each spot on the way from a sprint, inside and out to get the next flight ready to leave on time. >> have a good trip, okay? >> trying to beat the clock. 45 minute turn. it becomes very important to be prompt. above us. it is about getting the passengers on and off of the plane. down here t is about loading all of the bags so they can get this plane pack out on of runway and in the air. >> reporter: as we crossed the continent our crew changes, flight attendants swipe out twice, pilots once in reno and in denver, this wife and

husband had minutes to restock the plane with snacks >> we try to race each other. >> all while boarding and deplaining deplaning 696 passengers, among the flyers, katie jones, taking 3-year-old clark to disneyland for his birthday. >> what are you most excited to see at disneyland? >> what do you want to see? >> mickey? >> do the toy story ride? >> it is a delicate dance that all have to come together to get a flight out on time. southwest ceo. >> running an airline is complex. everything wants to stay in motion all of the time. the minute you stop or slow down things are out of place. >> the flight is in route to reno to vegs >> from inside southwest network operation in dallas, sara is keeping things in place during our cross country journey watching for turbulence, bad weather, airport back ups that could delay it. >> we can see pretty much

anything they are going to encouldn'ter and anticipate things to happen. >> as day turns to night, plane 8921 stays right on schedule. right through its last stop of the day. >> battery. >> oh the deplaning video gives me anxiety. the people elbowing you. by the way the plane's night off will not last long, seven hours down for maintenance before it loads up to start a new day of moving around the country. >> now we got to talk about weather. a lot of people flying, deplaning, a lot of people unnecessarily standing in the row. look at this, a great start to the ski season. a foot of snow in mammoth, two feet in 24 hours, six inches already this season. >> a good start. >> that is a good start. >> especially since it is out of way in time for the holiday weekend. the resorts are happy about that, it stopped snowing in time for everyone to come up

and spend a little bit of money. >> or a lot of money. >> could it be too much down-the-line? >> short term, okay. we will get through a long stretch of dry weather. we will get to it in a second. i want to start about the national forecast. a lot of people will be traveling across the country. there will be some complications. tomorrow, the trouble spot is basically where i am standing. it is colorado. the front range of the rocky mountains, they will be adding up quite a bit in denver. hub for united and southwest. those airlines might have trickle down delays because of the weather situation along the front range of the rocky mountains. then it will march across the country and cause problems down-the-line to thanksgiving day itself. you will be flying on thursday for turkey day the storm system will be kind of transitioning into a nor'easter. not without access to cold air. i don't think they will have a lot of snow. they will have a lot of rain and wind. the warm side of that system, severe weather is possible. travel hubs like

charlotte in atlanta could have severe thunderstorms slowing things down. make sure you are patient and try to exercise that patience with the flight crews especially, they are in it with everybody else. >> let's take a look at what is happening in our neck of the woods. we will be seeing that prolonged stretch of dry weather settling in as we look outside right now. lingering clouds, not much on the horizon. patchy fog later on tonight, the dry pattern, not just for thanksgiving weekend but all of the way into the first week of december. pleasant temperatures for thanksgiving. right where they are supposed to be this time of the year and near average heading through the rest of thanksgiving weekend as well. switching perspectives, looking towards the bay bridge in downtown san francisco from treasure island. the temperatures dropping down to the 40s. holding on to the lower 40s in san jose. a cool evening out there. just patchy fog expected as we head through the rest of tonight. the majority of the fog will be in the central valley. not just tonight into tomorrow morning but all of the way into the holiday weekend. we will see

more of the tule fog developing, it can still in the delta in the interior dealtace of the east bay every morning. it will be minimal factor heading through the first half of the day tomorrow. a few passing high clouds over head for the rest of the day. no big concerns there. look at where the temperatures will end up tonight. middle portion of the 30s. it sounds cold, 36 degrees in santa rosa. it is only 2 degrees below what is normal for this time of the year. a couple degrees above freezing in petaluma. temperatures in the lower to middle 40s. despite the cool start, we will warm up within a degree or two of average. lower 60s for the interior valleys of north bay. warming up 30 degrees around 60 degrees around the bay and inland in the east bay. the cool spots along the coast in the upper 50s. warmest locations, san jose, 63 degrees, only half a dozen degree difference from the coolest to the warmest spots across the bay area tomorrow. heading into the thanksgiving

holiday itself. the temperatures don't change a lot. inland forecast, hovering a mix of sunshine for black friday. a few passing clouds saturday, sunday, monday, absolutely no rain in the forecast. even the two week outlook. it keeps us pretty dry. not necessarily no rain. limited rain chances for the first 10 days of december. the temperatures around the bay, lower 60s. not a lot cooler. there is the time of the year you don't see much of a difference from coastal to inland locations with highs along the coast. above 60 degrees by monday and tuesday of next week. >> all right. paul, thank you. and gas station canopy collapsed in monterey county during last week's atmospheric river in the city of marina. it was not obvious what cause today to fall in that moment. looking at how bad the damage was you can see how easily it hurt or killed someone >> it is a shock. it is a shock for this to happen like this.

>> kind of crazy. i never seen anything like this happen maybe in florida. like a hurricane hit. we are in monterey. i don't know how that would happen. >> it was thought there may have been damage to the support beams there. thankfully nobody was under the canopy when it fell. no one got hurt. still ahead, a young packers fan showed up to a 9ers watch party wearing the wrong gear and it did not go well for him. you know blake snell is gone. you know cal won the big game. you don't know who had a hand in it at the finish. what is next for the warriorss? >> it is a stretch of test. eve of a big one here coming off of pack to back losses

. all right, even though the warriors had a few snags, no doubt, a lot to be appreciative about, thankful for this thanksgiving week. >> absolutely. you know, it is a big deal when you have an 82-game season. warriors, 17

games in, 12-5 and folks are like, i don't want to say losing their minds over back to back losses, they are dpen winly concerned. the fourth best record in the league. and in fact the doves in oklahoma city and the top two teams in the west and the doves at 12-5 had 2 big leads, can not close the last two games. and the nets and spurs. now, on paper, it is a tough schedule moving forward in the next couple of weeks. don't expect any excuses. from anyone. >> the schedule is the schedule. you know, i don't look ahead. there is all kinds of hard games, you know, i don't know, a couple weeks ago we had okc, boston, cleveland staring at us. so, it is what it is. you just play. we got to play better. nothing else matters. >> college basketball, grand canyon fans ready for this one

in palm desert. match up with stanford. second half, up 4 to kick out to harrison. corner pocket three. and now 78-71 and handed the cardinals the first loss of the season and lost the first of the season. cal football fans rushed the field after the bears came from behind to win 24-21 over the rival stanford in the big game. there is a fan who went a little far and paid the price. i direct you to the red circle. that is cal equipment manager. a fan came and took off with a bears helmet. trevor went after him relentlessly, caught the fan. slammed him to the turf. got the helmet back. how about it coach wilcox.

>> when we teach tackling we want to secure the tackle and go over the top violently to separate the runner from the ball. or in this case the helmet. other than that, flawless tech ago in by trevor is his name. i really appreciate the effort. you know, he was, he was enforcing one of the believes we have as a program, don't steal things. and i think we would all be a lot better off with more trevors out there. >> should of done that with snell. grab him, wrap up, hit him to the ground and don't let him go. he is a dodger now. gone. >> that sounds crazy. coming up, we will show you what happens when you win a prize at a football watch party but wearing the opposing team's gear

. a young nfl fan says he was left disappointed and embarrassed at a 49er's party. lewas told he won an autograph christian mccaffrey football over the weekend. he was passed over for the prize. the reason why? apparently what he was wearing. >> reporter: this weekend 14-year-old joseph del larosa wanted to show their uncle what wisconsin hospitality was all about. the day before the game they went with their uncle to a

49ers tailgate party was not what they were hoping for. he was selected as the winner of a christian mccaffrey football. as you would expect it did not go over so well in a bar filled with 9ers fan. >> what do you think of the 49ers? -- the rally's organizers denied him the ball. instead, picking another person, a 49er's fan to give the ball to. >> i felt embarrassed and judged and kind of ashamed. >> frustrated. just because you were wearing backer gear we could not get the ball. in the video you can see the person on the microphone tells him he would give him in a little bit. what they gave him a pair of sun glasses that everyone was receiving at the event. everyone got a pair of them >> the brothers say eventually

someone from the 49ers came by and took down their contact information and said they would send something else. >> we reached out to the 49ers to see if they were doing anything. a team official emailed us they shipped out a signed helmet to the 8th grader. however, it was signed by another player not mccaffrey. >> i wanted the ball since i am a big sports guy, i like to collect stuff. i have other signed balls by the packers. it would be awesome to get it. >> he wore a grinch mask to the game. this terror it will not end with him getting the gift he was originally supposed to receive. >> i am split here. okay >> oh. >> i know, i know. on the mom part of me is like, awe, no. you know. >> yes. he is a kid. >> you went to the opposition's fan party and trolled them.

>> right. >> actions have consequences. >> paul does not have children. >> i am also a minnesota viking fan. not really sympathy for the packers. >> i know. >> i feel bad (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help. as a matter of fact, we are here to help. so take that first step and call the number on your screen right now. we have legal professionals standing by to answer your questions. they'll tell you if you have a case and how much your case is potentially worth. and if you know someone who was recently in an accident, send them our number and tell them to give us a call.