. destruction in many parts of the bay area as high winds down trees and cause power outages. we'll show you the damage the powerful winds left behind. another student is expelled over the san jose state hate crime allegations. the victim's family is speaking out. it's the big game today. the golden bears versus the stanford cardinals for bay area bragging rights. we have a live roar coming up from the farm. good morning. we'll start off with the weather. we're really concerned about the wind. we've seen a lot of with wind causing damage all over the bay area for the last couple of days. throughout the morning it

will diminish throughout later hours today. sustained wind speeds right now in half moon bay 18 miles per hour, 12 in fairfield, only 5 in santa rosa which is pretty calm considering they do have a red flag warning issued for the north bay mountains. that will stay in effect until 5:00 p.m. today. so gusty winds getting up to 50 miles per are hour, low humidity, that increased the fire danger. it will diminish. we expect a pretty calm evening. the winds didn't let the cool air settle in. 45 degrees in novato, 56 santa rosa, upper 40s in oakland, are 45 in fremont. chance of showers by thanksgiving. back to you. >> thank you. right now the mccaib fire near the geysers in sonoma

county has burned nearly 2500 acres are. that fair are started friday morning. cal fire says the plays is 10% contained. evacuations in some parts of the area were ordered yesterday. the fire burn add geothermal plant and is threatening two other plants. the silverado fire in napa county is nearly fully contained. vak waigz were lifted last night. that fire are started thursday night. the fire has burned one out building thus far. pg and e crews working to restore power to more than 1500 bay area residences. 900 people in the north bay are without power. 950 in the east bay, five in the south bay and peps law. high winds in the bay area causing those power outages and a slew of other problems including downed trees and power lines. the aftermath of the powerful winds in the bay area was ugly. many downed trees, plenty of

damaged property. strong wind gusts tore a historic tree near lake mair he in oakland out of ground leaving a huge crater. that tree was over 300 years old and over 100 feet tall. in walnut creek another tree cam crashing down landing on a home and smashed a truck in the driveway. no one was hurt. >> i heard a big crack and the house started banging and things started falling. i thought it was a huge earthquake. >> it was mother nature. >> some businesses were also damaged by the powerful winds. the surveillance video shows strong winds blowing a sign over and smashing it to pieces. at concord high school the scoreboard was destroyed. now the cleanup around the bay area is underway. pg&e busy trying to restore power around the bay area. there are thousands of people, 1500 people, without power. it is big game time around the bay area.

cal and stanford kick off their rivalry game at 1:00 p.m. joining us is mike pelton from stanford stadium where the tale of two very different teams this season. >> reporter: stanford fans are coming into the big game hoping to avoid a big upset at the happens of the cal bears. all is quiet outside of stanford stadium. crews are setting up fan fest here. facility crews are getting everything ready to go for the 1:00 kick off in the 116th matchup between these two teams. the atmosphere at last year's game. this game is always about bragging rights and who who gets to keep the axe for the next year. stanford leads the series and has won the past three games against cal. that are favored today coming into the game ranked in the top ten. cal has ten losses. they beat portland state earlier this the year. cal fans know this would end their season on a high note knocking off stanford.

. >> i'm going to probably try to -- the bears have to get out of bounds. rogers along the sideline, another one. we're still in deep trouble at mid-field. they try to do a couple -- the ball is still loose. they get it to rogers are. to the 30, to the 20, he's going to go in the end zone. the bears have won. the bears have won. oh, my god. the most amazing, sensational, diagram it particular, heart rending, exciting, thrilling finish in in the history of college football. california has won the big game over stanford. >> cal might need a lot of plays like that today. they're 31-point under dogs against stanford.

you never know. weird things happen in rivalry games. if cal wins, they end their season on a high note. stanford is still playing for a lot. they're are trying to find a way into the pac 12 championship game. back to you. >> i never get tired of seeing that highlight and hearing joe's call of that game. it was a classic. >> absolutely. one of the biggest plays not in just college football history, but all of football. how can you not it think of that game. fatal crash on highway 1 happened just south of devil's slide in san mateo county. that crash blocking traffic in both directions until about an hour ago, about 6:00 a.m. it was reported at 3:30 a.m. it happened near are the tom lantos tunnels. chp saying one car was involved in the collision. the cause is under investigation. all lanes of northbound 680

near fremont are back open after a three vehicle crash. three laifns traffic were blocked around 1:00 a.m. one person died at the scene. the cause of that crash is under investigation. san jose state officials have suspended a fourth student for alleged involvement it in a case of racial hazing. three white male students are facing can charges of hate crimes for allegedly harassing their african-american roommate. they're accused of using racial slurs against him, trapping him in a closet, locking a bicycle chain around his neck. the defendants are also accused of nicknameing their victim three fifths. the district attorney says that that's a reference to a u.s. constitutional provision that counted slaves as three fitteds of all other people. >> on one occasion the three men wrestled him to the ground and put a bike lock around his

neck. on another occasion they tried to do it again. the young man fought them off. the young man, the victim, was terrorized. it was difficult for him to study. he locked his door at night because he was afraid they would come in and hurt him. he tried to spend as little time as possible in the dorm room. he told them not to do this. he told them not to call him this offensive nickname three fifths. so they started calling him fraction. >> the 17-year-old are victim in the case has not been identified, nor has he spoken publicly. on friday his family did release a statement that you see on the screen saying, quote, as a family, we are deeply disturbed by the horrific behaviors that have taken place against our son. our immediate focus is his protection. we're just getting started. when we come back, we'll of the latest on the bart contract dispute. let's take this live look outside. this time the view from the san mateo bridge as the sun is

rising. hardly any traffic. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all

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. bart's largest unions are considering legal action after the bart board approved everything in the new contract deal except for the family leave act. in a news conference union in members say that bart's board are actions were quote unprecedented and illegitimate. now the unions say they're exploring all options. >> this is something that's never happened before. so this is a new territory for all of us. so we don't have a playbook. we have to evaluate, do research and proceed from there. >> the bart board claims the family medical leave clause was inadvertently included in the proposed contract due to an error by the lead gauche are yaitor at the time for are bart. the unions say they're not going to budge. they say they have ratified the contract if good faith earlier this month. bart trains are getting a makeover. the board of directors voteing

to spend nearly $640 million on an additional 365 new train cars. they will replace the oldest fleet of cars that are some 30-40 years old. bart says it's saving $128 million by purchasing the new cars now. ten pilot cars scheduled to begin service in the summer are of 2015. the rest of the cars will be in service between 2017 and 2021. still ahead, nerves on edge again at lax overnight. we'll explain why.

. panic at los angeles international airport overnight. a car crash near one it terminal, while a caller are reported a gunman in another it terminal. that sent passengers and police scrambling. passengers fled from terminal five. they were spooked by sound of an suv crashing outside. police say that a passenger

mistook those sounds of the crash for the sound of gunfire. >> after a short period of time, the officers were able to determine that there was not a shooting that had occurred in terminal five, but rather the sounds from the traffic collision caused people to think that there may have been shots fired. >> police found a driver had a medical emergency and that caused her to lose control of the car and caused the crash. about that same time a caller report add gunman at terminal four. officers evacuated the area and stormed into the terminal with guns drawn. no gunman was ever found. lax has been on edge since that tsa agent was killed three weeks ago. an autopsy report reveals that the tsa agent was shot twelve times. bullets grazed gerardo hernandez's heart and pierced his plaider and intestines after that november 1 shooting. authorities say the man who targeted gerardo hernandez had a vendetta against the federal government. 23-year-old paul ciancia has

been charged with murder and he could face the death penalty if convicted. let's check the forecast. we have some weather to talk about. mostly concerning the wind. >> yeah. it's been pretty wind eat the past few days. still breezy over mount tam. we're dealing with gusty winds in the north bay today. a red flag warning is in effect until 5:00. tomorrow will be a chilly start because the winds will calm. we'll have that cool air selling in. it will be pretty cool tomorrow morning, mild afternoon. next week we have rain moving into the forecast by wednesday. taking a look at the red flag warning, it's in effect until 5:00 p.m. today in the north bay mountains. gusty winds getting up to 50 miles per hour. that in combination with the low humidity increases fire danger. so rapid fire growth is certainly a possibility. 40s and 50s right now. it's 52 in santa rosa, 45 novato, upper 40s east bay

shores, 45 fremont, 55 degrees in pleasanton. a mild afternoon for us, mid- to upper 60s south bay, 65 degrees cupertino east bay inland valleys mid-60s in pittsburg, danville, 64 degrees for pleasanton, low 60s along the east bay shores today. downtown san francisco 63 degrees, 62 san brawn owe. north bay mid-60s. satellite and rate are a, we have that system in southern california, high pressure in control for us. we'll have a mild weekend in storement mild start to the work week until that rain pushes in. for those of you that are headed to the big game today, cardinals versus bears, kick off 1:00 p.m., mild conditions, temperatures in the low to mid-60s. it does show us cool

mornings in store for the next couple days. then rain head owrd way by wednesday. off and on rain on tsa agent. lingering showers friday morning. off and on rain thanksgiving. a new york teacher could be in hot water after sending a nasty note home with a preschool students. parents say the handwritten letter says the student rps showing up to school so dirty that the teacher didn't want to touch them and that several of the 3 and 4 yerd children also quote gave off unpleasant smells. the letter are also requests the signature of the parent and child to confirm that it was received. the school board now believes that the teacher are should be facing disciplinary action. on thursday a pile landed a massive 235-foot cargo plane at the wrong airport after he mixed up east and west. that pilot landed at the tiny jabara airport in kansas because he says he quote, couldn't read his own handwriting and he went to the wrong airport.

that pilot was supposed to go to an airport about nine miles away. there are three airports in that same area in close proximity. that's believed to have helped cause the confusion. the runway was just long enough to land that dream lifter and the plane took off again without incident. you soon might be able to talk on your cell phone in flight. at what cost? brian todd reports what big change nrs store. >> we can already connect from almost everywhere. cell phone calls from cruising altitude may be next. the fcc chairman says the ban on cell phone use on passenger flights is outdated and restrict i have. he's proposing allowing cell phone use above 10,000 feet. the fcc says technology has advanced enough so that cell phone transmissions from the air would no longer interfere with cell towers on the ground. it's the response from the flying public that's all the

buzz. >> they might want to talk the entire flight in a loud voice about all their problems. i'm afraid it won't work. >> that potential tension between passengers are is also a safety hazard cord aring to the flight attendants union which is against the idea. they say it's also a security risk. >> we have concerns about the ability for those who might wish to do harm to be able to coordinate during a flight or among the flight. >> some passengers say theable to communicate trumps all. >> there's lots of work are that i do that i need to be in touch with people. >> at a time when we all face more are crowded flight, delays, added charges for bags and meals, be ready to pay more for calls from the air. a consumer advocate says airlines and wireless carriers will pass the costs of installing this capability to you. >> you are going to have to sign up for are extra service or you will have to pay serious

roaming charges, probably in excess of $2 per minute for every phone call you make in the air. >> it if the fcc lifts the ban it's up to the individual airlines to choose whether to provide cell service to passengers. new, officials say faulty blood alcohol tests will affect dozens of drink driving cases in the southern california community of santa ana. this is the second testing error scoreed with police equipment. police officials say their machine had a minor calibration error. that could result in changing some 100 cases. it's good and bad news for those people affected. nine of them will see their blood alcohol level bump you said above the legal limit. 20 of them will have their alcohol levels dropped below the legal limit. coming up, when public

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transponder. she creeps along thinking of a plan. then in a stroke of genius a passenger jess it tours to the driver in the pt cruiser asking for permission to merge despite the lane divider. then in a bit of confusion, no one appears to be on the same page, then gets things worked out. which is the bigger ticket? the carpool or the driver organize the lane divider? the driver could get cite ford three different violations. carpool, impeding the flow because he's blocking traffic and crossing a divided highway. that would amount to about $1,000 in tickets and two points on their driving record. >> you got to keep going. >> this lady just decided to stop and wait. this driver came across the calane, crossed the gore point, and blocked the flow of traffic. this driver jumped out of traffic into the carpool lane, then jumped back in again.

i'm not going to mention all the people on their cell phones and there were too many to mention. or the people reading while driving. we honestly need public transportation because clearly some people do not need to be behind the wheel of a car. at the bay bridge patrol plaza, stanley roberts.

. we're back. oakland city officials received more than 190 calls for help from fallen branches and trees following that powerful windstorm. high winds knocking out power and trees around the bay area especially in the north and east bay. public works crews were scrambling to assess the damage and to prioritize their responses. overtime and stand by crews were on duty. they worked through the night to clear are await debris. residents and business owners are encouraged to clean up debris promptly and call the city for since when needed. quite a mess out there.

more wind is out there. >> it's definitely a clear start to the day. this is a view from our san mateo bridge, plents eefer sunshine. temperatures are mild. the winds didn't let that cool air settle in, 40s and 50s out there. sunny and mild conditions expected over the weekend. in the evening mostly clear conditions and cool temperatures. wind speeds right now, pretty calm, three miles per hour in concord, 9 in half moon bay, 7 in santa rosa. we have a red flag warning in effect until 5:00 p.m. today for the north bay mountains. gusty winds up to 50 miles per hour. that mixed with low humidity increases the fire danger. rapid fire growth is certainly a possibility. 40s and 50s out there. upper 40s east bay shores. 52 santa rosa, 49 in daly city, 43 in san jose.

. >> thank you. this just in. firefighters battling a four alarm blaze in burlingame this morning. it started around 4:00 a. it's in the 1200 block of donly avenue about a half a block from the burlingame cal train station. fire has affected two businesses with commercial and residential unitss. the cause is unknown. it in a response to report was it turkey shortages in the bay area, are food banks, a san francisco company, is arranging for the delivery of 100 it turkeys to san francisco anthony's in san francisco. a safeway food truck will drop off the turkeys at 10:00 a.m. food banks and nonprofits are reporting fewer donations this year and a strong demand for food from clients. second harvest food bank also reporting they're well short of their are goal of collecting 12,000 turkeys. the f.b.i.

believes a serial robbery suspect is responsible for a novato bank robbery. the spix is dubbed the cotton ball bandit. he's wanted for seven robberies in marin county. this is a look at surveillance pictures of the suspect. the latest robbery happened at 9:00 a.m. at the chase bank on thursday. unarmed suspect handed a note demanding money and then took off on foot. he is described as being between 40-50 years old, a medium build. he gets his name from police because he wears a brown knit beanie with ear flaps and that cotton ball on top. police arrested a man they say stole a safe from the boys and girls club. that safe was stolen from the club's office on appian way on november 10 just after a fundraiser. the suspect is currently out on bail. club officials were

not available to comment on the arrest. the typhoon that stormed through the philippines and left thousands of people dead, several more thousand people stranded a towns destroyed. we caught up with nurses returning to san francisco and providing aid to the philippines. >> it was a hero's return to the bay area. these who were are back from the philippines and wanted to sent a message to anyone who would listen. there are a lot of people who need help. >> we saw once again a lot of dehydration, malnutrition, did a lot of critical stress debriefing, lots of trauma cases, just chaos. >> the two were prepared to handle the medical needs of the people whose lives were in shambles. the scope of the destruction was a shock to both nurses.

>> an apocalyptic environment. that is surreal. >> the nurses say the biggest problem in the philippines is the lack of shelter and recurring illnesses because they have no home. >> we went it to one of the clinics and we treated them. at the end of the day, they go back to their makeshift it tents and they'll be exposed to the elements. >> the nurses were helping people out right up until the day it they left. >> we encountered are a motorcycle accident right in front of us. five of us nurses just did what we're trained to do and we responded and we brought him back to the city which is an hour away. i fell like we made a big difference. >> president obama will be it in the bay area on monday. in addition to raising funds, the president will also be pushing immigration reform. this video from his last visit in june.

this time he will be speaking at the betty anne ong rec center are in chinatown in san francisco. the president will also raise money for the democratic party at two events. for $500 the public can attend one even at the new san francisco jazz center. the other is a private event, a tech round table at the home of sales force.com c.e.o. the latest jobs report shows that more than 13,000 jobs contributed it to the bay area's job growth in october. that latest jobs report shows that the bay area figure makes up for are about one-third of the overall job growth in california. some of the largest job growth showed up in santa clara county which added 1400 jobs. the south bay added 8500 jobs. the east bay gained 4900 jobs. san francisco, san mateo, marin metro areas added 5600 jobs. overseas now, north korea is acknowledging that it has detained a u.s. citizen.

it's not saying publicly whether it's 85-year-old merrill newman. he is the palo alto man who was taken off his flight by a north korean official. he was supposed to end a ten day tour of north korea back on october 26. suddenly he was escorted from the plane. he is a korean war are veteran. there is some speculation that something came up at a meeting with korean officials that upset them. his wife is pleading with authorities to let her husband come home. merrill newman has a heart condition. it's not clear whether or not he's getting his medication. still ahead, some tips on keeping your cool during the holiday travel season. when you have diabetes like i do,

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and mishaps. advice on keeping your cool when your travel plans are disrupted. >> full flights, not so freak fliers, unpredid dickable weather, it can be a stressful equation for holiday travelers. >> it's a pretty tight window for travel around thanksgiving. so everybody is going into the funnel at once. >> one of the keys to staying calm is staying in the moment. >> engage in conversation with someone else, talk about how you are feeling, get some perspective on it. everybody is feeling some degree of the same thing that you are. that helps keep it p in perspective and in the present. >> to feel more in control of a certain situation, stay updated or are change course with smart phone apps. >> i think by staying informed you can really make a good decision on whether or not you might need to modify your plans. if you need to kill some time, head to the restaurant nearby

and get a bite to eat. >> use flight delays to stretch your legs, walk from gate to gate to destress. >> you need to take good care of yourself. counter balance all of the stressful things that you are doing with a lot of good self care. >> get a good night's sleep in case a travel day stretches longer and perhaps say no to a few holiday obligations. especially when a busy eye it continue rare is on deck. back to you. >> good tips. >> i am going to portland. i have good movies. "nebraska" everybody should see. and also "catching fire." >> we'll be right back.

. welcome back. this is view from our roof camera. it's beautiful out there, mainly clear skies right now. with we are still dealing with

windy conditions, gusty winds especially are in the north bay effect. as for tomorrow, it will be a cool start to the morning. temperatures dropping to the 30s inland. mild afternoon, plenty of sunshine. next week we do have rain in the forecast pushing in on wednesday lasting through thanksgiving. let's look at the red flag warning. that will stay in it effect until 5:00 p.m. today for the areas highlighted in orange. so the north bay mountains, gusty winds up to 50 miles per are hour. that and the low humidity increases fire danger, so rapid fire growth certainly a possibility. temperatures in the 40s and 50s out there. 52 in santa rosa currently, 53 nap awrks upper 40s vallejo, 49 oakland, 43 in san jose. afternoon mild temperatures on the board, 65 degrees sunnyvale,

santa clara. east bay inland valleys low 60s concord, antioch, 64 degrees danville. low 60s along the east bay shores today. at the coast 59 degrees, 62 san bruno, low to mid-60s in the north bay. 65 degrees for napa. if you are heading to the big game today, stanford stadium, kick off 1:00 p.m., temperatures on the mild side, sunny skies, low to mid-60s today. we do have rain in the forecast just in time for the holidays. it will push this in with wednesday. we expect off and on rain on thanksgiving thursday, lingering showers friday, are should dry up next weekend. back to you. >> thank you. jan is here to talk movies. >> i have a huge one. it will make more money than any movie of the year. we are also talking about "parkland."

we just went through the jfk anniversary. "parkland" you can get it on dvd now. it's fabulous. here we go. we'll start with "nebraska." buckle up for a road trip like no other. remember the great movies "sideways" "election"? it's the same director. he gives us "nebraska," another really great film. after receiving a sweepstakes letter, a man is sure he's struck it rich. his loving son takes him on a road trip to claim the fortune. it changes when it looks like big money is in the picture. the performances make this film unforgettable ands on can car worthy. everyone is so authentic. i thought i was with my in- laws. bruce dern, june squibb and will for take will be nominated for oscars as will the director. it's a drama and a can comedy.

it's my highest rating. >> it's great to see bruce dern. >> this time he's a leading man. it's really got more comedy than you realize. people were laughing like crazy. now here goes "the hunger games." it helps if you have seen or read the first book. they never give you a back story. it's a little more than a year and a half after the first movie. it's good bet this will be the highest grossing move eeft year. add to it the very popular and feisty jennifer lawrence as our heroine. the addition of phillip seymour hoffman in this. with we experience rebellious districts. it gets very political in this one. "catching fire" may not burn up the screen but it's engrossing, filled with outrageous visuals, costumes and that wonderful jennifer are lawrence.

they is the anti-kardashian. she looks smart. one of the rawr move rare movies that kids and adults can enjoy. it's word eef three hats. >> it's an epic. >> it is. i'm so glad it's a young woman who smart and feisty. she's in charge of the entire show. it's pretty great. >> we do love the name. . >> here's some other movies to see. "the book thief," "graferity," "parkland" on dvd. "the way, way back" is very good.

it's one of my top ten. >> we are getting into the holiday season. so we'll start seeing a lot of holiday films and more new films like this one coming out now. it really is riches time as far as the movies. >> wait until i tell you about the one with tom hanks as walt disney. there's some other things happening. things on stage happening. there's a number of events. next week i think i'll be telling you about the fair mon and the gingerbread house. it's free. kids can go in there and write letters to santa. maybe that we can sign katniss everdeen. >> we'll be right back. i love watching tv outside.

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. let's it turn to bay area sports. set curry still on the bench suffering from headaches. the warriors couldn't win in lakeer it territory. here's nick young with an

alley-oop over to farmar for the throwdown. david lee tries to keep it close. nice spin move into the paint and gets the lay-up. the bad news for are war are your ares fans, -- you can see him clutching his left leg. he said he felt a pop in his hamstring. after the game he could bare arely walk. final 102-95 score lakers. warriors lever the straight loss to l.a. it at the staples center. the raiders sold enough tickets so their game tomorrow against tennessee will be on tv. the raiders quarterback was the nfl rookie of the week. he took home the honors for his efforts in last week's game over the texans. he completed 18-32 for 197- yards and 3 touchdowns in the first start of his career leading the raiders to a 28-23 road victory, their first road victory of the year. tomorrow's game start at 1:00. the niners will take on the

redskins monday in washington at fedex field at 5:40 p.m. that game is on tv, monday night football. michael jordan's 56,000 square foot mansion in the suburbs of chicago was put on the market last year for $29 million. there were no takers. the price was reduced to $21 million. still no response. so now estate supposed to be auctioned off yesterday. this is part of an eight minute infomercial that was made to show off the house. the auction was delayed until december 16. organizers say interest in the property was greater than expected. potential bidders wanted more time to check out the place. the property includes an indoor basketball court of course, also a door from the playboy mansion with nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. december 16 is the auction date. coming up, we'll have the top stories, also the forecast. we'll be right back. this beautiful look at san francisco from our roof cam. see new a couple

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destruction in many parts of the bay area as winds down trees and we'll show you the damage the winds left and look at the weather concerns. another student is expelled over the san jose hate crime allegation. the victim's family is speaking out. we'll tell you what they have to say. big game day, the golden bears and the cardinals for bragging rights. we have a live report from the farm. good morning, everyone. we're starting things off with

weather. there is concern for today. >> and we are still dealing with the windy conditions but palm right now. sustained winds at 2 miles per hour in fairfield and half moon bay. 7 in santa rosa. they are calm, we have the red flag warning that will remain in effect until 5:00 p.m. today. that's going to be for the north bay mountains. and 50 miles per hour and low humidity is increasing that fire danger. rapid fire growth is a possibility today. but it is going to diminish. we are expecting a calm evening. as for the temperatures. a mix of 40s and 50s. 57 in santa rosa. and in napa. upper 40s and 50s. and 53 here in san francisco. and mid40s in san jose. we'll look where they are in a bit. >> and back to the news the

fire near the geysers has burned 2500 acres. the blaze is now 10% contained. and evacuations were ordered t burn ad geothermal plant and threatening two other plants as well. but the silverado plant is nearly contained. evacuations were ordered between 40 and 50 homes were threatened but the fire has burned so far one out building. crews are working to restore power to more than 1500 bay area residents -- residents. 900 people are without power. 950 in the east bay. and 5 in the south bay and peninsula. high winds causing that outages and power lines. the aftermath from the winds in the area was ugly.

downed trees and damaged property. wind gusts tore a tree out of the ground and left a large crater. and over 100 feet tall. another tree crashed down on a house and smash ad truck. and nobody was hurt. >> i heard a crack and things started falling. i thought it was a large earthquake. >> it was mother nature. >> and have bad luck this is the kind. >> look at the video that shows winds blowing over a sign and smashing it. and the school board was destroyed and now the clean up is underway. and it is time for the big game. cal and stanford kicking off the rivalry at stanford.

we have more live from stanford. mike, a tale of two different teams this year. one headed up the other one trying to salvage the season. >> reporter: fans hope for a big game. crews here are setting up fan fest here. now the outside lot as few blocks from the stadium, there are a lot of fans getting -- setting up the tail gates. there is some trash talk. this is about bragging rights and who keeps it. won three games. and coming into the game and the top 10 and 10 losses. the only win against portland state earlier in the year. fans say it will be a close

game. i found a family with a house divided. >> any year is a good year. >> that's right. the big game anything can happen. we all have our support. >> every year. it is sweet. >> and. >> it will be an easier year for him. and and weird things will happen. we'll see how it plays out five hours from now. you know they would love to knock off stanford. >> it would make the season. >> reporter: it would make the season, they have one win against portland state. they are trying to find a way to get into the game. it has a lot of meaning for

both teams. >> live from stanford stadium. other news. new this morning a crash on highway 1 happened south of double slide. the crash blocked traffic inboth directions until 6:00 this morning. it has here the tom lampus tunnels. lanes of 680 are reopened after a fatal crash this morning. chp says a crash blocked three lanes after 1 a.m. one person died at the scene. the crash is under investigation. going to the south bay now and developing news at san jose state where a fourth student has been suspended for involvement of hazing. and they are facing charges of hate crimes for harassing the

roommate. and they're accused of using racial slurs and locking a chain around his neck. they are accused of nicknaming him three-fifths. and that's a reference to reference to a provision that counted slaves as 3/5 of all other people. >> they wrestled him and put a bike lock around him and then on another they tried to do it again. the young man fought them off. and the young man, the victim, he was terrorized. it was difficult to study. he locked hits door he was afraid they would hurt him. he tried to spend as little time in the dorm room. he told them not to do this. he told them not call him his offensive nickname they started calling him fraction. >> well the 17 year old victim is not yet been identified nor has he spoken publicly.

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of us. the board claims the clause was included in the contract due to an error by the late negotiator but the unions say they will not budge. the ratified -- they ratified the contract this month. bart trains are getting a makeover. voting to spend 640 million on 365 new train cars. they will replace the oldest fleet that are 40 years old. bart says it is saving 128 million. the rest of the cars will be in service between 2017 and 2021. we have more ahead. we're going to show you where to get the treats in time for the holidays. that's next.

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weekend. 8:15. we're starting off with this life shot sheer. you can see it pouncing around a bit. we have another windy day and the gusty winds. a red flag warning. and it will be a chilly start. we have rain in the forecast just in time for thanksgiving. looking at the red flag warning, that will remain in effect until 5:00. that with the low humidity it increases danger. rapid fire growth a possibility. as for the temperatures, the winds push the cool air out. it has been a warmer start but 40s now and 59 out the door. mid50s. and mid40s currently in san owe

say. sunshine in store for us. and sunny vale. fremont. mid-60s. low 60s. and hayward at 62 degrees. san francisco getting 63. 50s and a mix of low to mid-60s for the north bay. we do have rain in the forecast. that's going to push in on wednesday. we expect showers on thursday, thanksgiving thursday shoáurs and dry. >> there are a lot of people that want to be me over here in the midst of all the desserts. we're talking about holiday desserts with a little bit of help from yelp. less making and more merry making. they know the spots to get the

holiday desserts. and the community manager for yelp. >> thank you for bringing these. let's start off with this beautiful looking tart. >> this from niles pie company. it could be a pie, a tart, depending on the philosophy. they specialize in the pies. you can get a full size. and that is a white chocolate cheese cake. >> it looks wonderful. >> with an cranberry topping. >> no calories. definitely not. if it is home-made or made by a professional it does not count. >> i understand when you walk into the place you see racks of pieing. that gets the taste buds going. >> if you love the pies and smell of butter. you will see them out of the

oven ready to go in. they do sweet and savory. if you want a classic pot pie they have it. from niles and we'll go to berkley. >> this is from massi pastry. >> that's a landmark. it is an institution on yelp. they have four and a half tars over 600 reviews. they have been tried and true. this is one of the popular that they talk about. >> it is. >> the baba rum cake. >> it has pear and can you get an extra bit of rum for it. if you need extra shoot that in. everyone will be happen. >> okay. [ laughter ] it is an institution it has been 15 years in the bay area.

>> and they are surrounded by great berkley restaurants. and what they specialize in is all sorts of special occasion cakes so they do miniature versions but when you talk. it is like an edible art gallery. everything is beautiful and colorful. >> look at those. what are those. >> macaroons. they are some of the best. and if you want to go in and you know have a feast go there. >> and they have a lot of gluten-free products. >> they do a lot of gluten- free. this one you will have to splurge. it is worth it. we have another option. >> let's go over to oakland n east oakland. >> these are different. if you want to do something more unconventional for the holidays if you have portion

control. and pop art does those cheese make pops. for the holidays they do a pumpkin spice. and a taste of summer but the owner, jason, he is a visual artist himself. >> he is. >> you can see from the work. >> takes pride in the art. he brings the philosophy to the baking. he likes to work in microbatches. he makes most things in sizes of 6 each so they're hand made. >> you need to work on your timing to be there just in time to pick up one of these before they're gone. >> these are delicious. >> let's move back to lafayette. >> we have cake.

this is a roman almond torte. >> not something i could make at home. go over and this one is gluten free. >> if you have guests that have a kneads this is safe. >> i don't think anyone will miss the gluten. the cake specializes in wedding cakes but for the holidays they have the special reciped like the roman lemon torte. >> mack reasons as well. tell us. >> lafayette circumstance believe there. a lovely shot to go and look. we have been traveling around the east bay getting ideas where can people put in reviews. they can review on line or on the mobile app. >> tell bus that. >> the mobile app is a great

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from the collision caused people to think that there may have been shots fired. >> police found the driver had a medical emergency and lost control of the car. caller report ad gunman at terminal 4. they evacuated the area and stormed into the terminal with the guns drawn. lax has been on edge since the tsa agent was killed there. the tsa officer killed was shot 12 times. authorities say that the man who targeted hernandez had a vendetta against the government. paul cianci could be facing the death penalty if convicted. coming up. there is a red flag warning for the bay area. we'll have that and the forecast next.

in the meantime let's look outside and beautiful start to the day this look at the colden gate bridge.

oakland city officials received many calls regarding fallen trees. power and trees were knocked out in the north and east bay a public work crews were scrambling to assess the damage and prioritize responses. overtime and stand by crews were on duty and they worked through the night to clear away the debris. residents and business owners encouraged to clean up the mess and call for the city when help is needed. we have been talking about the wind and there are more wind related issues in the forecast. it is clear out there.

but we are dealing with wind. that's going to remain in effect until 5 p.m. today. as we head into the afternoon hours. we are expecting a mild day. this what they look like. in the 60s. for oakland and 63 for downtown. and san jose. and the north bay breezy. and as we head into the evening showers, we are expecting the winds to calm a bit. temperatures will cool down. it will settle in. in the 40s dropping down to the 40s in livermore. >> we have changes in the forecast and showers for the holiday. and thank you. in response to the reports of turkey shortages at bay area food banks and arranging for

the delivery of 100 turkeys to saint anthony's a firm has arranged for a food truck to drop them off. food banks and non-profits are reporting fewer donations this year. a stronger demand for food from clients. second harvest report that it is well short of its goal of collecting 12,000 turkey. >> a robbery suspect is responsible for a bank robbery. the suspect is dubbed the cotton ball bandit and wanted for seven robberies. this is photos of the suspect. and the robbery happened at 9 a.m. at a chase bank on thursday. the suspect handed over note and demanding money. ' he is a medium build. he gets the name he wears that

brown knit beanie. police arrest ad man they say stole a safe from the boys and girl's club. it was stolen from the office on appian way after a fundraiser. and the suspect is a 47 year old. he is out on bail. but he is listed as being in a relationship with a woman who works at a boys and girls club of america. and the typhoon stormed through the philippines and left people dead. more were fronted and downs destroyed. and we caught up with the nurses returning from providing aid to the philippines. >> it was a hero's return. and joseph catten dig were back from the philippines and wanted to send a message to anyone who would listen. there are a lot of people who

need help. >> we saw a lot of dehydration. and critical stress debriefing. trauma cases. and chaos. >> reporter: they were prepared to handle med needs of those people but the scope of the destruction was a shock. >> it was terrible. that is surreal. >> reporter: the biggest problem right now is the lock of shelter and the recurring illnesses because they have no home. >> we went to one of the clinics we treated them at the end of the day they go back to their makeshift tends and they will be exposed to the elements. >> reporter: the nurses were helping people out right up until the day they left. >> we encountered a motorcycle accident, right in front of us.

we did what we were trained to do. we took him back to the city which is an hour away. and we made a big difference. >> both of the nurses say they hope to return to the philipeens to rejoin in the effort. the president will be in the area on monday in addition to raising money we have learned that he will be pushing immigration reform. let's look at video from the president's last visit in june. this time he will be speaking at the bety ann h hong rec center. he will be raising money for the party. for $500 can you attend the event at the jazz tv the sore a different event at a tech round table. the latest jobs report shows that more than 13,000 jobs contributed to the bay

area's job growth in october. the latest jobs report shows the figure makes up for 1/3 of the everall growth. some showed up in santa clara county. and in the bay they added 8500. and san francisco marin added 5600 jobs. north korea says that it has detained an american citizen. he was taken off his flight. he was supposed to end a tour of north korea on october 26th but he was escorted off the plane. he is a veteran and there is speculation something may have come up at a meeting that with the officials that upset them. his wife is now pleading with the authorities to let her husband come home. he shas a heart condition and it is not clear if he is

getting his medication. the girl monkey made famous after being stolen has decide. banana sam was 19 and the primate died from complications related to heart december on thursday. -- to heart disease. you remember someone got into his enclosure. he was taken. it caused a city wide hunt. straight ahead. what are passengers and airlines saying about a plan to use your cell phone in flight. that's after the break. let's look outside.

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your cell phone in flight. but what is the cost.

>> reporter: we can connect from anywhere and cell phones from cruising alstudy may be next. the chairman said the ban on cell phone use is outdated. he is proposing allowing the use above 10,000 feet. the fcc says that technologies advanced enough that the transmissions would no longer interfere with the cell towers on the ground. but is the response from the public that's the buzz. >> it would be a disruption. people would not respect people around them. >> you may want to talk about every problem you have in your family, blah, blah, blah. it won't work. is a safety hazard. een the and the flight attendants say it is a security risk. >> we have concerns about the ability for those who may do harm coordinate on flights. >> some say the ability to

community trumps all. >> there is a lot of work i need to be in touch with people. and the hour and a half i fly between atlanta and dc i lose that time. >> when we all face crowded flights, delays. charges for bags and meals. be ready to pay more for calls. airlines and wireless carriers will pass the cost to you. >> you have to sign up for extra service or pay roaming charges. probably in excess of $2 per minute. >> in the snare. >> in the air. >> that's going to be interesting. if the fcc lifts it. it is up to the airline to decide whether to provide the service, the key is what will it cost. >> the key is it is on noxious. i don't want to see people on their cell phones. >> it used to be if you sat next to the screaming child

that was the worse thing. now it is next to the talking passengers. >> and arrogance. i don't want to get your work. >> and we'll get new the christmas spirit. and something good and wonderful and magical that's coming up.

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welcome back. 8:46. plenty of sunshine over the san mateo bridge. we're dealing with another breezy day. gusty winds and that is because of that we have that red flag warning. for tomorrow. less windy. a mild afternoon. plenty of sunshine in the 60s for the highs. as for next week. we do have rain in the fike and that's coming just in time for thanksgiving. aide it is going start on wednesday. taking a look at that warning. that's for the north bay mountain. that will be in effect until 5

p.m. and low humidity. fire dange area possibility with that. temperatures warming up. 50s on the board. and santa rosa. mid-50s. and low 50s. and oakland and 48 and 45 currently in san jose. we are expecting plenty of sunshine. temperatures on the mild side. 60s -- 60s and 63 the high for fremont into the east bay. we're looking at 63 for fairfield. 60s and long the east bay shore. 62 and downtown san francisco. and now for headed to the big game today at stanford. kick off 1 p.m.

around the bay. we expect on and off showers. dry as we head into the weekend. >> just in time for the holidays. good luke, everyone. they the lines are long. , he is a showman up front. >> look at this. >> and back in the kitchen and heating up and we're with noon other than the star. >> and. >> this sin credible that you have. >> what are we eating?

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steph curry on the bench. the throw down. warriors david lee trying to keep it close. andre igudola heard a pop. he left the game. the 11th warriors loss to the lakers at the staples center.

raiders sold stuff tickets it will be on tv. and one player is the rookie of the week in the win over the texans. mcgoin 197-yards. in the first start of his career leading the raiders to the road victory. first road victory of the year for the raiders. the game is at 105 the niners play ware. game time at 5:40 p.m. michael jordan's home in the chicago suburb was put on the market last year. it was $29 million. so the price was reduced to 21 million. still no response. so the estate is supposed to be auctioned off yesterday. and this was made to show off the place. the auction ras delayed until

december 16th. organizers saying interest was greater than expected and bidders wanted more time to see the house. the property includes the tennis court. golf putting green and basketball court. and 15 bathrooms. >> still ahead, we'll have the top stories and the forecast after the break. >> we'll have a live look. this is from mount tam.

high winds cause outages. we'll show you the damage that the winds left behind.

another student is exwelled. and the family is speaking out we'll tell what you they have to say. the big games today. and we have a live report from the warm. we have a red flag warning. that's going to be see 22 mile per hour winds. it is calm in fairfield. it is the north bay that has the red flag warning that's been finished and where the higher elevations. that will remain in effect until 5 p.m. today. we are going to feel the winds dying down. winds up to 50 miles an hour in combination of the humidity and

that increases the fire danger. and rapid growth is a possibility with this. as for your temperatures, we are seeing more 50s on the board out there and 55. and cooler at 42 degrees. 49 in san jose. as we head into the afternoon we expect 60s. 60s there as well. 6564 for danville. and 63 degrees. in the north bay 60s there as well. we have rain in the forecast. we'll take a look at that in a bit. >> and back for the news. the fire near the geyser has turned 25 acres. cal fire said it is 10% contained. the fire burn ad plant and is threatening two other plants as

well. but the fire in napa county is contained. they were lifted last night. that fire started thursday night between 40 and 50 homes and threatened but the fire thus far has burned one out building. pg and e crews are restoring power to 1500 residents. 900 people remain without power this morning. 950 in the east bay. and high winds causing the bay area outages and other problems. the aftermath from the winds was ugly as the trees and plenty of property was damaged. the wind gusts tore a tree near lake merit out of the ground. it was over 100 years old. and in walnut creek another tree came crashing down on a home t smash ad truck in the

driveway as well. no one was hurt. >> the house started banging and things fell. i thought it was an earthquake. >> mother nature. >> you will have some bad enthusiastic this is the best kind. >> some businesses were damaged by the winds. take a look at the footage that shows the winds blowing the sign over and smashing it to pieces. and the score board was destroyed and even up underway. and they are trying to restore power. it is time for the big game. and cal and stanford kicking off the rivalry this afternoon. and kron 4 is getting involved in the festivities. you are showing a little bit of cardinal red there. >> it has both of the teams. the apparel people got me more fitted out. now it is stadium crews are setting up fan fest here.

the tail gates are going on. if you walk to the fans they're not sure why they are playing. it is a foregone conclusion they will win. cal says not so fast. this is out in the parking lot. you can see the tail gates, people firing up the grills. this is always about bragging rights. and it has won the past three against cal. they are favorites today coming into the game. this very one win but golden bear fans promise it will be a close game. players or fans this morning are weighing in on their predictions for the game. >> we like the school. >> you development your cal scores in. >> we represent 527. >> and 527.

>> that's a bold statement there. >> that's a bold statement. >> you can see the friendly trash talk. >> they would love to end the season with a win against stanford. and they are still trying to find a way to get into the championship game. this has big meaning for both sides. they are a 31 point favorite and cal may need help. as we have seen, marty, you throw the records out and things will happen. we'll have to wait and see. 52 to 7 is quite a call. that's over the 30 point spread, right. >> both fans on both sides. they will win. we'll see how it goes. >> especially if you had a beer or two. a fatal crash on highway

one happened south of devil's slide t blocked traffic in both directions until 6:00 this morning. the report came in at 3:30. only one car was involved. the cause is under investigation. and all lanes of northbound i 680 near fremont reopened now after a fatal crash this morning. and the chp says that three vehicles crashed and blocked three lanes after 1:00 in the morning. one person died at the scene. the cause is under investigation. officials have suspended another student for hazing. the students harassed their roommate. >> they are accused of using racial slurs against him. trapping him in a closet and

looking a bike chain around his neck. they are accused of nicknaming him 3/5. the district attorney says that it is a reference to a constitutional provision that counted slaves as 3/5 of all other persons. >> on one occasion they wrestled him to the ground and put a bike lock around his neck. they tried it again he fought them off. the victim in the case was terrorized. it was difficult to study. he locked his door at night. he tried to spend as little time in the dorm room. he told them not to do this to him. he told them not to call him the nickname. so instead they started calling him fraction. >> well the 17 year old victim in the case has not been identified nor has he spoken publicly but on friday his family did release a statement saying that as a family, we are deeply disturbed by the

behaviors that have taken place against our son. our folks is his protection. and still ahead for you on kron 4 a new change and look for bart, that's coming up and the latest on the contract dispute. that's after the break. ♪

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bart's unions are considering legal action after bart approved everything in the deal but for the family leave act. and the actions were unprecedented and now they are exploring all options. >> this is a new territory for all of us. so we don't have a play book on it. we have to evaluate. the board claims the clause was included in the contract and by the lead negotiator.

they will not move. they ratified it in good faith. rain trains are getting a makeover. they are voting to spend $640 million. they will replace the oldest complete. and it is saving about $128,000,000.10 cars will start service in 2015. the rest will be 2017 and 2021. we'll be back with more as we look at this live look a shot from the roof camera. that's next.

we are dealing with another windy day. gusty winds and the red flag warning issued because of that.

we expect calmer winds. a mild afternoon. as we head into the work week a dry start. it looks like we have. before we get to that, let's talk about the warning. it will be in effect until 5 p.m. today. for the mountains. and a combination with low humidity and increasing the fire danger. we're seeing more 50s. >> and 54 in oakland and 44 in san mateo. as for the afternoon highs we have anise day in store for us. 65 degrees. and 64 for those in redwood city. 60s for ever dean. and 64 for danville. 63 and the coast cooler.

and windier. 63 for san francisco. in the north bay mid-60s. and now for those the game today at stanford. kick off is at 1 p.m. temperatures on the mild side low to mid-60s. brings a jacket. now we'll look at the we do have rain in the forecast wishing in on wednesday. we are expecting rain on thursday. showers into friday. dry as we head into the next weekend. >> thank you. the holiday season is on us. and crab is going hand in hand with us here. where to get the best crab dishes in the table hopper and thank you for joining us. this time of year people looking to san francisco for

the fresh crab. >> and san francisco is known for it but they don't know that it's not local. >> that's a good point. >> some our local crab season started in. we serve things year around it comes north. now to the time to get the local crab. >> as fresh as you can get it. >> yes. >> tell us about the place us that found that are your favorites. >> one of my favorites is the oyster depot. it is as fresh as it can be. they are salty. 18 seats at that counter. my pick there is the crab louie. i like the dressing on the side. you get the bread they have perfect. >> forget about it. >> a favorite and we know when jan goes that way. >> and early in the morning.

that's what she says, there is nothing wrong with crab at 10 a.m. >> that's what she says. >> and i need a date with her. it is cash only. >> good point. >> and so, little bit more of a newer place is wood house. they serve this deal right now. $16 for a crab. >> yes. >> you get a wheel crab with bread. garlic butter that's through wednesday november 27th. and you can swing in there for one dinner. and and market streets. >> good, check them out. they do a good crab melt. >> tell us about boulevard. >> if you don't want your hands dirty can you do more finer

databasing -- dining. >> they do a deviled crab bisque. they do a nice crab salad. the dishes rotate a bit. and that's on mission street. >> mission street. >> correct. >> and another classic. >> one of my favorite places. what is great they have been open since 1965. and have their own boats, i didn't know that. >> they do. they have their own boats it is a limit more expensive. and can you get with olive oil and gar rick. for a half crab. you get free parking. >> it makes sense. >> that's a way to look at it. >> that's 18-ounces of crab. >> sounds good. >> out the door. >> out the door. >> this is an off shot and it is the local secret for getting

dishes out the door on bush. they have a famous dish they have been doing a long time. noodles with crab. right now with local crab. garlic and sesame oil. cilantro. >> my stomach is growling. >> we're getting crab. >> and you know i would say if all else fails swings by on jefferson, pick up crabs. see the girls. brings it home. pop some champagne. it is done. >> you have it here. tell us about the book that you published. takele hopper's guide to drinking and eating. >> it is about finding the right spot. this is how you dine out. you have girl's night out or din weir parents or out with the boss and so these are based on recommendations. i have given these to people over the years. can you get the book at takele

hopper.com. great for people moving to the city or who have been here a long time. i have been here 19 years i have eaten a lot of crab. >> the great thing about san francisco that you could have a second or third of this easily. >> that's fabulous. yes. >> new places opening. >> thank you for that. >> thank you. >> let's get crab. >> get line. >> we'll be right back.

panic at los angeles international airport overnight. a car crashed near a terminal while a caller report ad gunman at another terminal. and they sent people scrambling. people fled from the terminal. they were spooked by the sound of a suv. police say that a passenger mistook the sounds of the crash for gunfire. >> after a short period of time the officers were able to determine that there was not a shooting that occurred in the

terminal but rather the sounds from the traffic collision caused people to think that there may have been shots fired. >> the driver had a medical emergency and she lost control of the car. and officers rushed to the area they evacuated the area and stormed in with the guns drawn. lax has been on edge since a tsa agent was killed there there three weeks ago. an autopsy report reveals that the officer killed was shot 12 times. bullets grazed his heart and pierced his bladder after the november 1 shooting. the man who targeted him had a vendetta against the federal government. the 23-year-old suspect has been charged with murder and he could be facing the death penalty. on thursday a pilot landed 235-foot cargo plane at the airport after he mixed up east

and west. he landed at an airport in kansas he could not read the writing. the pilot was supposed to go to an airport 9 miles away. there are three airports in close proximity to have caused the confusion. this happened to be just long enough to land the dream lifter and it took off without incident and landed at its intended destination. welcoming up on the news weekend a red flag warning in effect for the bay area. we have that next.

officials received more than 190 calls for help with fallen trees and branches following a wind storm. and winds knocked out power especially in the north and east way. over time and stand by crews were on duty and worked through

the night. and people were urged to clean up debris and call for help when it is needed. and we're talking windy conditions. good morning to you. as you mentioned windy and you can see the camera bouncing around. and the view it is clear out there. a little breezy. and it was blown out of the area, it's not too chilly. we're seeing 50s. 57 in santa rosa and napa. san francisco. 49 in livermore and 48 degrees currently in fremont. as we head into the afternoon hours. it will be pretty windy in the north bay but the temperatures on the mild side and sunshine. and napa for richmond and concord. 63 and fremont and 60s for san jose. as we head into the evening hours, weir are expecting the winds to calm.

calm and clear and chilly temperatures dropping down at 8:00 to 49 degrees. low 50s for the bay shores and getting down to 53 here in san francisco. we do have rain to talk about. we'll take a look at that coming up but we're going back to marty. >> firefighters have put out a blaze that started in burlingame this morning. nearly 70 firefighters fighting. battling the blaze. get it under control in an hour and a half. and two buildings and were badly damaged, they don't know the cause at this point but they say the building's age and wood shingles contributed to the spread of the fire. it happened on the donnelly avenue, a half a block from the burlingame train station. no one was injured. in response to reports of turkey shortages at bay area food banks a company has arranged for the delivery of 100 turkies in san francisco. and a private firm has arranged

for a safeway truck to dob them off at bay area food banks and non-profits are reporting fewer donations this year. and a stronger demand for food from climates. second harvest reporting that it is well short of the goal of collecting 12,000 turkies. and the fbi believes that the serial robbery suspect is responsible for a bank robbery. the suspect is dubbed the cotton ball bandit and wanted for seven robberies. you are taking a look at photos of the suspect. the robbery happened at 9 a.m. at a chase bank on thursday. the suspect handed over a note demanding money and then fled on foot. he is described being between 40 and 50. with a medium build. the suspect gets the name because he wear as beanie with ear flaps that you can see and the cotton ball on top. police arrest ad man who

stole a safe from the boys and girl's club. it was stolen from the office on november 10th. it happened just after a fundraiser. the suspect is dinopatero. he is listed as being in a relationship with a woman who is employed at the club. officials were not avaluable for comment. the typhoon in the fill peeps left thousands dead and towns destroyed. we caught up with nurses returning to san francisco. >> reporter: it was a hero's return. the nurses were back and wanted to send a message to anyone who would listen. there are a lot of people who need help. >> we saw a lot of -- a lot of

dehydration and malnutrition. and lots of trauma cases. they were prepared to handle the medical needs but the scope of the destruction was a shock. that is surreal. >> the problem right now is the lack of shelter because they have no home. >> we went to a clinic. at the end of the day they go back and closed. >> they were helping out until the day they left. >> we encounters and there was an accident in front of us. and five of us did what we were

trained to do. we brought him back to the city, which is an hour away, you know i felt like we made a difference. >> the nurses say they hope to return to the philipeens to rejoin in the effort. in addition to raising money the president will be pushing immigration reform. look at the president's last visit. that was in june. this time he will speak at the at a recreation center. and he will raise money for the party at 2 events, for $500 the public can attend an event at the jazz center in hays valley. the other is a private event at a tech round table at sales force ceo. the latest jobs report shes 13,000 jobs contributed to the job growth in october. the latest report shows that the figure makes up for 1/3 of

the overall growth in california. some of the largest showed up in the south bay and 1400 jobs and elsewhere where they added 8500 jobs. the east bay gained 4900. san francisco, san ma tay know added 5600 jobs. and overseas now, north korea has acknowledged it has detained a citizen. they are not saying if it was an 85 year old man. he was taken off his flight by an official. he was supposed to end a ten- day tour back on october 26th but escorted from the plane. he is a war veteran and there is speculation something may have come up at a meeting with officials that upset them. his wife is pleading with the authorities to let her husband come home. he has heart condition and it is not clear if he is getting hess medication. that squirrel monkey made famous after being stolen from

the zoo has died. officials say the primate died from complications related to heart disease on thursday. and in december 2011, someone cut into his enclosure and was taken. it triggered a hunt and world wide attention. the banana sam was found the next day. the story is part of san francisco lore. >> straight ahead, the faa says that passengers may use their cell phones in the air but what do the passengers and airlines say about it. this is the view from walnut creek. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all

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the chairman said that it is outdated. he is proposing allowing cell phone use above 10,000 feet. and the technology is advanced enough that the transmissions would not interfere with the cell towers taxpayer is response that is all the buzz. >> and people respects everyone around them. >> and it talk in a loud voice about your family. >> and it will not work. it is a safety hazard. >> the flight attendants say it is a security risk. >> and for those who do harm coordinate during the flight. thiblety to communicate trumps all. >> there is lots of work that

i do and be in touch with people. i lose that time. we face the crowded flights and charges for bags be ready for calls. and airlines and wireless carriers will pass the cost to you. >> you have to pay roaming charges in express of $2 per minute. >> in the air? >> in the air. >> if it lifts the ban or the faa lifts the ban it is up to the airline to decide whether to provide cell service to passengers. we'll be back.

we're taking a look out and plenty of sunshine there. it is a bit breezy again and

the winds expected in the mountains and with that a a. it will be a chilly start it will settle in and a cold morning in store for us. and the afternoon as for next week it will be a dry start to the week. we have rain in the forecast. that's headed our way by wednesday. so, let's talk about the wind speeds. 8 mile per hour and 14 in fairfield. and half moon bay. calm the warning has been issued for the mountains. that will be in effect until 5 p.m. today. and a combination of gusty winds. that increases the fire danger and a possibility with this. the temperatures it is warming up and heading out the door.

57 here. 49 degrees in livermore. and plenty of sunshine. in the north bay. and we're looking at 56 for oakland. warming to 63 for san francisco. and mid-60s. and heading to the game. 1 p.m. is the kickoff. sunshine. breezy. temperatures on the mild side. chilly. low to mid-60s. bring a jacket or sweater. >> we have cool weather in store for us. and a little bit warmer. tuesday. cooler. that's ahead of the system wednesday. rain in the forecast for wednesday. off and on. and lingering showers but dry as we head into the weekend. she captured the essence of rock and roll through photos for 35 years now.

lynn goldsmith has taken photos for album covers and rock icons from david bowie to michael jackson. now the work is featured in a new book and cabinet at the art exchange in san francisco. joining me is a representative from the art exchange. she is just a rock star as far as photographers go. >> she a rock star she started out in music. she went to the university with iggy pop. that's how far back she goes. it has been in her dna. >> one of the things she takes you behind the scenes. you get the shots from the concerts and up close that you expect but she has this persona that lets her get in and take the shots that viewers will never see unless they see this >> to get the shots she got

required a chemistry and everyone, there is a lot of rock photographers and there is a chemistry but in lin's case she is an artist and musician and writes songs. she is sort inform front of the camera and behind it. her subjects recognize that. >> you said on the cover was the boss. there is a story. >> about the leather jacket. >> it is a great jacket. >> there is a storyky not tell you. and it i would be -- i would have to do a spoiler alert. >> there is a story. he is not the only one that wore it. >> one of the things and known for the photos.

>> the thing about stands out about her. and and in a man's world. and. >> and. >> equal and compete along side the guys. >> and the ultimate club. >> it is a boy's club but women are like let's go out she had been very professional and tenacious. >> and personalities. and some of the people it requires an understanding of

the bigger picture. and regardless of it. , and worked. >> she produced an album. does documentarys. she has done everything. , she is and driven by ideas i asked her do you sleep. she was working on an album. she wanted to be here but she had a commitment in florida today. and she was working on an album she is recording put it on the gallery. what do you think of this. >> i think she has a lot of interests and never half- hearted. she goes 100%. >> the exhibition is taking place at the san francisco art exchange. it's. >> we have given you a taste.

this runs. >> and in the gallery. it is the holiday season. she would sign the books. >> and if you look for the art exchanges there on gary street. over 45 original photos from the career will be at the exhibition. someone wants to con firm it. >> there you go. go on line. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home.

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this just in in san francisco, extradition of a building as well as -- a portion of a building in san francisco the building is under construction and the collapse happened about 9:15 this morning at jones street. construction workers were at the building working at the

time of the collapse but fort natoly no injuries reported. fire crews are on the scene to assess the damage and see what caused the collapse. we'll have more on kron 4 at 8:00. a final look around the bay. we have a warning in the north bay. gusty winds. calmer. a cool start. cooler tuesday. that's ahead of a system headed our way on wednesday. so it looks like we'll have rain on wednesday. off and on rain. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you for joining us. weekend tomorrow at 8:00 and kron 4 tonight.

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