this morning, it is veterans day, some of the last survivors of a group of world war ii veterans are here in the bay area for an emotional reunion. thousands of kaiser permanente nurses are expected to start a strike this morning in northern california. we're waking up to cloudy skies this tuesday morning. we'll see fog, we'll update you on the rain headed this way. good tuesday morning. it is november 11, i'm james fletcher. we'll get to the news in just a minute but we want to begin the hour with an update of weather and traffic and for that we'll hand it over to annie. >> happy veterans day on this tuesday morning. here is a live look at the bay

bridge. we're not seeing fog but we're expecting foggy conditions, just like we saw yesterday, and that fog will be patchy for most locations. temperatures are fairly mild thanks to the cloud cover, san francisco and oakland, good morning. you're at 59 degrees. san jose 57. concord upper 50s, santa rosa at 56 degrees. temperatures by lunch time you'll notice quite a bit of cooling compared to yesterday, the last few days, especially inland like concord and livermore, where it will be in the 60s by lunch time, even 50s, and then by 3:00 today we're talking highs mainly in the 60s, no more 70s, and no more 80s. you'll want to bring out a jacket or sweater, especially inland, chilly for some folks this afternoon. highs for today, check out these numbers. a lot of 60s.

67 in antioch and livermore, mid-60s oakland. fran a high of 63 degrees today. mid-60s for san jose, also the napa area 65 the high. san rafael 63 degrees. we'll deal with fog this morning and sunshine for the afternoon but a system off pacific coming this way, i think we're talking rain for wednesday night, and into early thursday morning, and then another chance for some rain comes over the weekend. it's not a huge rainmaker as far as wednesday and thursday's system is concerned but we'll take every bit, it also means more snow in the sierra. we may see drizzle this morning along the coast. other than that sunshine for the afternoon, a lot cooler today. that's the big story, and then tomorrow with increasing clouds throughout the late afternoon, the rain will hold off until the night hours wednesday and we'll see probably morning

rain, and by the afternoon we'll see more sunshine. drying out friday and then another chance for some rain from saturday into sunday and also into monday as well. 4:02. a quick check of traffic. traffic should be light because kids have the day off from school, government offices are closed. it's a holiday but hopefully it will be an easy commute, if you have to go to work this morning. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, light conditions. san mateo bridge looks like. no fog reported here yet. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, this is fogged in yesterday at this time but right now we're seeing cloudy conditions. the fog has not developed yet. it's probably going to be patchy but we'll keep you posted. it's hard to predict what the fog will be. a live look at your richmond- san rafael bridge, very quiet. it will take less than ten minutes getting across the

bridge. james? >> thank you. happening today, today being veterans day, some of the last survivors of a group of world war ii veterans called air group 11 are here in the bay area for an emotional reunion. george ratales produced a documentary, called eleven, being shown on the uss hornet for veterans day. his grandfather was a member and flew on the ship in world war ii. >> he passed away a while ago but it's like spending time with him again with all these guys. >> they think what i did was real good, and i feel, you know, kind of touchy on that. >> this is the first time many of these men have been back on the uss hornet since world war ii. because veterans day is a national holiday there are some closures you should know about. public schools and most colleges and universities are closed today. also most county, state and

federal offices, banks also closed, and there's no postal service today. coming up at 4:30 we'll tell you about the local ceremonies happening throughout the day. 18,000 kaiser permanente nurses in northern california are expected to walk off the job this morning for a two-day strike, demanding better protection and training in the wake of the ebola crisis. for the next two days patients can enter kaiser hospital as they normally do and business hours will remain the same, but because of the strike elect unfortunately surgeries and nonurgent appointments will be rescheduled. we have more. >> they will not listen to us. they are not listening. they are not moving and giving us what we need. >> reporter: in order to adequately take care of patients walking through kaiser hospital doors, nurse katie roamer said tuesday's strike has to happen. starting at 7 a.m., thousands of nurses will walk away from their jobs to picket, hoping that will get their point across to the administration.

>> this whole doesn't need to happen. we've put 39 proposals on the table. almost all of those are about safe patient care, kaiser has not moved to agree with those proposals. we're really concerned about the lives in our hands every day and ability to take care of the human beings the strike coincides with national day of ebola preparedness, another major concern for the nurses, but in a statement kaiser says the reasons for the strike are not supported by facts, and that the hospital is doing everything possible to ensure the safety of each nurse, physician and staff member who may be called upon to provide compassionate high quality care for patients with the ebola virus. >> we want to be able to do the job in a has been entrusted to us, and all our training. we're highly skilled clinicians. >> we're learning more about the search for missing san

francisco man, a business captured business surveillance of someone who match's ha's description. his family is scheduled to review the video today. the 26-year-old tech engineer has been missing since halloween. the next major search effort is friday night, we'll let you know if they turn up anything. still ahead, a dramatic rescue in bodega bay, a 4-year- old boy recovering after falling off a cliff. we'll have details on how the child is doing. we know who the next mayor of san jose will be, even though the votes have not been counted yet. we'll have reaction from the winner. police are still investigating a suspicious death at a fraternity house near the uc berkeley house. we'll have details.

a 4-year-old boy is recovering after officials say he fell down a cliff during a walk along a trail in bodega bay with his family. firefighters say the child suffered traumatic injuries when he fell. jeff bush has more on the dramatic rescue. >> the 4-year-old boy was brought here to santa rosa memorial hospital after being rescued from the very sheer and high and very steep cliff. he was brought here and listed in critical but stable condition and is expected to be okay. let's take some video of the daring rescue, bodega bay firefighters were trying to figure out how to do this. there were helicopters from the coast guard, the firefighters were there, the police were there and eventually they decided that they would rappel down this cliffside, more than 200 feet. they got this boy into what's

called a stokes basket which makes him immobile and they lifted him up with ropes. this boy is lucky to be alive. >> multiple traumatic injuries, the child was conscious and alert, obviously crying, which was completely appropriate for the injuries he sustained. >> reporter: the boy was with his family at a place called bodega head, in a remote area near the marina. for some reason, this boy got too close to the edge and he fell. firefighters say it was more than 225 feet to the bottom. helicopters helped with the rescue operation, the conditions became too foggy for flight operations and the boy was driven to the hospital in santa rosa. once the boy was stabilized in santa rosa he was transported to children's hospital in oakland, so that they can take care of him. he's going to need several surgeries to tend to his wounds but he's expected to survive. i'm jeff bush in santa rosa,.

to the south bay, the new mayor of san jose, his opponent cortese conceded yesterday. 11,000 votes need to be counted but that doesn't appear to be enough for cortese. there is a 51-49% lead in the tight race. la cardo says public safety is his number one priority. >> we've added a police academy. we've got a lot of work to do. >> liccardo will be the 65th mayor, sworn in in january. we're not seeing foggy conditions yet, cloudy skies as we take a live look at our downtown san francisco camera. we'll talk more about the rain coming this way, i'll time it

out in our futurecast when the kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

coming up on 4:15, let's head to the weather department. annie is giving us an update. there are some changes coming. >> rain coming this way, james, but the big question they morning, will we see fog? we saw quite a bit yesterday. looking at the dew points and the winds to see if we might get fog, we'll get some areas of fog and a chance for fog to linger longer is also there. we'll keep you posted. san mateo bridge, it is fog- free. waking up to cloudy skies. visibility is pretty much clear as a bell, and we're not concerned about visibility quite yet. the dew points need to rise a little bit, we're seeing winds out there so that may limit the fog from forming from most locations. napa you're getting close to seeing some fog. temperatures are mild, especially the north bay.

typically we're seeing 40s over the last few mornings but now we're seeing upper 50s in napa. 55 for novado. no more 70s. we'll notice cooling in the livermore area and antioch where the high will be around 67 degrees today. 63 in sound san francisco, oakland 66, and the south bay mid-60s. let's talk about the rain. night. by 6:00 the rain is getting closer, we're seeing the green come on the green. by 9:00 we may see a push in from santa rosa to san rafael and for the coastline by 11:00 tomorrow night pretty widespread encompassing the entire bay area through the overnight areas.

by 4:00 it starts to pull out. livermore, san jose, you may see some lingering showers for thursday morning. by the afternoon we'll see more sunshine and we'll be drying out. not a big rainmaker, maybe half an inch at most, but we'll take what we can get. here is the kron seven-day forecast. upper 60s and lower 70s into the weekend. you'll notice on the seven-day here another chance for some late evening rain on saturday, that could also give us more showers on sunday as well, and even through monday, and some models are bringing in quite a bit more rain with this next system for next week, but we'll keep you posted on that. time now is 4:16. here is a check of your bridges on this tuesday morning. hey, it's veterans day. we're expecting lighter conditions around the bay area and you can see traffic is light, no major hot spots to report. san mateo bridge looking good.

there's the usual construction across the bay area but traffic light conditions because of the fact that kids are off from school, government offices are closed, and so i think we won't see as many cars on the roads. the golden gate, we're usually fogged in, this time yesterday, but you can see we're not seeing any fog. it's cloudy but the fog can form later this morning. we'll keep you posted. richmond-san san rafael is quiet. berkeley police identified the 20-year-old man whose body was found in a fraternity house near the uc berkeley campus. police say he was found dead in the fraternity house in berkeley just after noon on sunday. he had recently transferred to uc-davis, he was not a member of the fraternity but family members say i was in berkeley celebrating his birthday. police are calling the death suspicious but at this point they have no indication of foul

play. >> we're being very cautious and very thorough in our investigation, that's why we classify it as suspicious. we want to make sure we investigate every avenue and try to find out what happened to their son. >> an autopsy was performed yesterday to see if drugs or alcohol played a role but results won't be available for four weeks. the fraternity sits feet away from california's campus, it's not officially recognized by uc berkeley. we have more on that side of the story. >> the fraternity hours is across the street from the campus, the berkeley chapter was established in 1870, the first fraternity at cal. but as of august 2014 it is one of 19 no longer recognized by the school. a university spokesperson declined an interview request for the story but she did say if a student organization fails to comply with school policy on matters such as new member recruitment, hazing or conduct

they can lose their recognition. they lost their affiliation with cal in 2010, the exact reasons are unclear. groups are often first given a warn they can violating policy. once a group loses recognition they are no longer allowed to recruit on campus or use school facilities, they are no longer subject to oversight by university staff. the cal website said students are counseled against joins these groups. zeta psi prefers to remained independent. antioch police are looking for information in the case of a man found dead on a sidewalk over the weekend. the victim has been identified as william boyd iii from oakland, shot to death, his body found at grassland and whitehoff saturday. boyd had no known ties to east contra costa county and they are not sure why he was in

antioch this weekend. three men were arrested after attempting to rob a mcdonald's at gunpoint and fleeing police in antioch. it happened on sunday at the mcdonald's on mahogany way near auto center drive after 8:00 in the morning. officers say the suspects had already fled the area by the time they arrived but police were able to spot the suspect's vehicle a short distance away and followed them. one of the three suspects exited and ran but was caught, all three were taken to jail in martinees. family and friends are mourning the death of a 16-year- old gunned down in his front yard. >> my pulse, my program, my point guard is dead. he was starting to get pretty darn good. >> reporter: practice goes on, and so does the pain for the

oilers basketball team, they lost a team made, leader and friend. >> he was our guy. >> reporter: the 16-year-old rodney frazier jr. played point guard for richmond high, where he was a junior. friday night he was shot and killed at his north richmond home. robert collins, his coach, got the call in the middle. night. >> he said, coach, did you hear about rodney? i said what are you talking about, man? he said he got killed in his front yard tonight. i hung the phone up, i grabbed my cat, i laid back down and i was hoping i would go back to sleep and wake up and it was a bad dream. but it wasn't. >> reporter: coach collins said frazier was not involved in gangs, he spoke with him about it not that long ago. >> i said, hey, little rodney, how come you stay out of the stuff. he says, hey, coach, it's easy to stay out of the stuff. but it's hard to get out of the stuff once you're in it. i was very impressed with the

maturity of someone who was 14 years old, he would know how to formulate that thinking. >> the truth is we've lost a great young man in our community, who was doing everything right. and we just want to know what's the solution to end this stuff because we're tired of it, we're sick of it. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, snowy weather across parts of the u.s., some people in the midwest now waking up to a foot of snow and it is creating problems. we'll show you the pictures in a moment. we have our bay bridge approach camera, light and hopefully it will stay that way on this veterans day.

>> people in the midwest are waking up to a foot of snow. this is wisconsin. chris is reporting on the early ice and snow and how it's causing a lot of problems.

>> reporter: on the highways in st. cloud, one after another, after another, stuck. >> i was trying to get to my son but i'm not going to make it. >> no vehicle was immune to the whiteout conditions. >> we have roughly 30 crews going in different directions with equipment, and again we just don't have a second crew to bring in. >> reporter: good samaritans help drivers. >> 15 or 20 in the ditches. >> reporter: 13 inches made travel treacherous. >> i have to be at work in 20 minutes. >> reporter: at dusk -- >> one to remember. >> reporter: a plow driver punched in for a long night. many families started second jobs. >> i didn't think it would get this bad in 8 or 10 hours. >> reporter: as homeowners.

>> i don't like it. >> frigid temperatures will last in the wake of the storm through this weekend. but despite the cold and the snow the noaa predicts last month was this winter -- i should say last month -- they predicted last month this winter will be average. we'll see if that holds true. i'm sure they are hoping that in the midwest. the new york emergency room doctor diagnosed with ebola after helping patients in west africa is set to be released today. we'll update you on how he's doing. thieves are targeting vehicles in the north concord bart station parking lot with a common thread in each case. charges will not be filed against 49'ers end ray mcdonald, what antidomestic vie advocates have to say.

here are some stories we're following this morning. today is veterans day, some of

the last survivors of a group of world war ii veterans are visiting the bay area for an emotional reunion. an oakland man produced a documentary "eleven" that will be shown on the uss hornet. his grandfather was a member of the group and he flew from the uss hornet in world war ii, this is the first time many of the men have been back on the hornet since their service there during the war. 18,000 kaiser permanente nurses are expected to walk off the job and strike. they want better training and protection against the ebola outbreak. patients will be able to enter, business hours remain the same but during the strike elective surgeries will be rescheduled. >> the search continues for dan

ha, 26 years old, the tech engineer has been missing since halloween. a business captured surveillance video of someone who matches the description. his family will take a look at the video today, another search takes place friday night on brandon street. let's hand it over to anny keeping an eye on the forecast for today and beyond. >> good morning, james. it's veterans day, we're waking up to cloudy conditions. you may encounter fog but we're not seeing it yet. the golden gate bridge, we're waking up to cloudy skies. we'll see fog in the north bay as i look at the dew points and light winds, a good combination for some fog developing, napa might get some, we'll keep you posted. it's hard to pinpoint where. today we'll expect patchy morning fog, maybe drizzle for the coast but really the main weather story for today is the cooler conditions, especially

inland. a good several degrees, 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow clouds increase and then the rain arrives at night. we'll see the showers potentially through thursday morning and also another chance of showers arrives for the weekend. so we're entering storm season, we'll see more storms. temperatures right now fairly mild. we're in the 40s in the north bay, upper 50s in napa right now. 55 novado, 59 oakland. san jose, good morning, you're also in the mid-50s right now. temperatures today again the cooling especially felt inland where temperatures in antioch and livermore only getting to around 67 degrees. 66 in oakland. 63 downtown san francisco. pretty much low to mid-60s this afternoon and the entire bay area. let's talk about the rain. tomorrow lunch time should be dry, expecting increasing clouds throughout the day, you'll notice clouds thickening and by 6:00 we should be dry. the commute should not be affected.

around the 8:00 and 9:00 hour the rain moves in, santa rosa, san bruno, along the coast, we'll see rain by 11:00, midnight, the entire bay area. not a lot of moisture, by 4:00 we'll see lingering showers for thursday morning, and by the afternoon we'll see more sunshine and we should be drying out. another system to talk about for the weekend. here is your kron 4 seven-day. temperatures will be generally in the 60s, maybe a few low 70s by the weekend inland. rain tomorrow night through possibly thursday morning. friday we'll dry out and see more sunshine after morning fog. saturday and sunday, yep, more rain. most of the saturday should be fine for now, if you have outdoor plans, we'll see rain probably late saturday night into sunday as well. here is a look at your traffic on your tuesday morning. hey, it is veterans day, we're hoping for holiday light traffic but there's an accident that has just popped up, this

is in the union city and fremont area, southbound lanes of 680 at vargas, two lanes blocked, maybe involving a big rig, this is just north of vargas. because traffic is so light there are no backups or delays as a result. we'll keep you posted. here is a quick look at your bridges, the bay bridge looks great. a great time to leave the house if you have to get to work this morning. kids are off from school, government offices are closed, so we shouldn't see as many people on the roads. should be an easier commute. i don't want to jinx it so i'll knock on wood. you can see an easy light ride on the san mateo bridge, golden gate bridge we did see fog this time yesterday but we're not seeing fog yet. we'll see fog developing in the north bay. here is a look at the richmond- san rafael bridge, very light. 4:34. james, back to you. happening today, a new york emergency room doctor who was

diagnosed with ebola after returning home from guinea is expected to be released from the hospital. 33-year-old craig spencer will leave bellevue hospital where he's been treated since october 23. he was working in west africa with doctors without borders. spencer now is ebola free and he's expected to go to his apartment after he's released. back here in the bay area a lot of veterans day events, a tree planting at 9:00 at menlo park, and honoring veterans in antioch at the veterans memorial at 9:00. san rafael three fighter planes will fly overhead, the ceremony starts at 9:30 at the marin auditorium. to find an event near you go to our website, kron4.com.

we want to say thank you to veterans for your service and to those currently serving our country. we want to know how you are honoring veterans day. send us your pictures and we'll share them this morning. in other headlines, thieves are targeting vehicles parked at an east bay bart station, and according to the police reports there's a common thread in each case. kron 4 has more on what it says. >> reporter: money, nice running shoes, a bag filled with goodies, right there for the whole world to see in vehicles parked in the lot here at the north concord-martinez bart station. >> why would you leave it there? >> reporter: three drivers found out the hard way leaving personal property visible in this parking lot is not a good idea. on friday three vehicles were burglarized, according to bart police, just before 8 p.m. a report of a honda del sol was broken into right here in stall number 1316.

an estimated $120 worth of personal items were stolen including a leather portfolio and ipad case. prior to that another report of a stolen lap top and stereo equipment came in to police in an estimated loss close to $3000 in that case. a third incident involved a break-in but no loss reported. according to investigators, in two of the cases the thief used a shaved key to enter the vehicles, and personal properties was in plain sight. >> are you the kind of person that leaves your lap top visible? >> no, i always put it in the back. >> you think your stuff is safe. i mean, i feel horrible now but i'm in a hurry so i don't have no choice. >> reporter: while working on the story i did see at least one bart police parking patrol vehicle in the lot keeping an eye on things. investigators tell me they are trying to track down leads but identified no suspects in these auto burglary cases. at the north concord-martinez bart station, kron 4 news. to a story we first

reported yesterday morning, the santa clara district attorney deciding not to file charges against mcdonald. he and his fianci blame the other there were no eyewitness accounts and lack of cooperation left them unconcern about what happened. meantime antidomestic violence advocates are reacting. one is disappointed with the decision but doesn't believe it's a setback for the moment. >> i think people's tolerance of the problem is beginning to shift and people look at it and say it's just not okay. >> kathy black is with the antidomestic violence group la casa de la madrees, the biggest

down side is lack of help for both parties. the captain and crew of the ferry that sank in april in south korea have been sentenced. new video shows the chaos amid the devastating yarnell fire, 19 firefighters were killed last year.

experts have a warning for apple users, anyone with an iphone or ipad may be at risk of hackers stealing information. security researchers with fire eye say they have found a flaw in ios that could let a hacker install a fake version of an app you use. this fake app would overwrite the real version of the app masking the hack. thus the name mask attack. once the fake version of the app is installed on your device, hackers could use

malware to steal your information or do a number of bad things. these fake apps can land on your device if you are fooled into installing them. >> i know it's confusing. if you have the twitter app installed on your device somehow you are shown a link to update your twitter app, maybe you get a text message or e- mail, or you run across while you're web surfing. if you click to download the update, that could be a fake version of the app. that means the legitimate copy of twitter would be replaced with an impostor version that could contain malware and send sensitive data from your device to another user or serving. bottom line, the best way to protect yourself is only download apps and updates for those apps on your iphone or ipad from the actual apple app store. one good thing, so far there has been no report of anyone victimized by this type of

hack. app am has not commented yet on this supposed security flaw. if they validate the threat they will likely send out an update with a patch for the bug. gabe slate, kron 4 news. coming up, the captain of the south korea ferry that sank in april has been sentenced. we'll have the latest on that case for you.

let's talk about the weather here. we have the potential for some fog this morning and some rain later on in the week. we've got anny looking at this from all angles. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge shot this time yet we had fog. no reports of fog just yet but we may see fog this morning. san francisco 59, oakland upper 50s. it's mild out there, especially in the north bay where typically we're in the 40s and right now livermore is 59, santa rosa at 56 degrees. it's a milder start for you folks in the north bay.

but by lunch time not too mild, temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s, hard to warm up today, and then by 3:00 this afternoon we'll top out generally in the 60s, from the low 60s to mid- 60s, no more 70s on this map and if we see some fog that may take longer to clear than we've been seeing the last few mornings. highs 63 in san francisco, 66 in san jose, 67 in antioch and livermore. mid-60s oakland and for the north bay low 60s to mid-60s, napa at 65. let's talk about the rain that arrives tomorrow. for the afternoon, we're not worried. lunch time, cloudy conditions, dry, clouds will thicken. by 6:00 the commute should be dry, maybe a little showery from the north bay but by 9:00 we're expecting rain to move in and not a whole lot of it but by 11:00 and midnight tomorrow the rain will be widespread and everybody in the bay area should be getting a little bit

of rain, by thursday morning most may be moving out of the area but we'll hold on to the chance for showers. by lunch time thursday afternoon, expecting more sunshine and we should be drying out. here is your kron 4 seven-day around the bay forecast, temperatures won't be warming up. we'll see another chance for showers come over the weekend. we're talking saturday night and into sunday. that's timing for now, and we'll see maybe even more rain next week for monday, some models suggest a decent-size storm that can bring more rain to the area, but right now any rain we get is great because it does mean sierra snow and we need to work on that base to get those resorts opened and the runs all groomed and full of snow. can't wait. 4:46. we'll do a quick check of traffic. an accident along 680 southbound north of vargas, the chp has left the scene now and they are cleaning up and most

of the accident is on the right shoulder. it won't be impacting your drive because traffic is so light and chp has left the scene and things are going to be returning back to normal there if not already. here is a live look at the bay bridge commute, we're look at light conditions, because of the holiday today with schools being closed and government offices being closed it should be a fairly easy ride into the city today, if you're going into the city or the south bay. san mateo live shot looking good. no fog yet, and in fact we're waking up to cloudy conditions and we're also problem free for the golden gate bridge, no fog here as well. i think in the north bay we'll see fog developing, dew points are close to the temperatures, so i wouldn't be surprised. the richmond-san rafael bridge problem free for now. the captain of the south korean ferry that sank in april has been sentenced to 36 years in prison. more than 300 people were

killed in that accident. the captain and three other crew members were indicted on homicide charges. the chief engineer of the ferry was also sentenced to 30 years and other crew members were sentenced to up to 20 years. prosecutors say the crew was negligent and abandoned the passengers which caused their deaths. making national headlines, lava from hawaii's kilauea volcano demolished its first home, burning the house to the ground. you see it catching fire there. officials say it took 30 to 40 minutes for the home to be engulfed. the lava entered the town on the big island on october 26 when it crossed a country road at the edge of town. homeowners cleared out and none of them were injured. new video shows chaos amid the yarnell fire in arizona. that fire took the lives of 19 firefighters in june of 2013. this video captured by other firefighters shows the intense

2,000 degree conditions of the fireball and shows the desperate search for the granite mountain hotshots who had been trapped by flames. firefighters were part of an elite squad sent to combat the fire and captured the latest radio communication moments before deploying emergency shelters, a safety device of last resort to protect themselves from the heat. >> we need to get everybody out of here. we got fire coming across. need to get them out. >> we're preparing the deployment site, it's burning out around ourselves, the brush, i'll give you a call when we're under the shelters. >> how long has it been? >> i don't know. 30 minutes? >> come on, granite. let's hear you talk here. >> it's a long time.

>> fellow crews raced to find their location, and as they feared, they found no survivors, all but one member was killed. the lone survive was serving as the crew's lookout. brendan mcdonough, a father who now travels to help others there was no negligence on the part of the firefighters. san francisco zoo visitors remember the gorilla who died friday night, killed in a tragic accident. >> lisa olson has been coming to the san francisco zoo for 40 years. it's generally a fun outing but monday the trip took a somber note as she and her daughter reflected on the loss of the 15- month-old gorilla. >> it's saddening. >> we're trying to watch to see if we can see mourning behaviors. >> they were not the only ones. crowds gathered to watch them

mourn and visitors left memorials for the young gorilla lost in a tragic accident. friday night while the gorillas were being moved to the night enclosures he was crushed by an automatic door. according to a spokesperson, by the time staff got to the shut- off button for the door it was too late. this accident left olson wondering why it happened. >> i'm not understanding why there wasn't a stopping device like we have on garage doors, and we have that, if you put your foot in, it will stop. >> some call this death preventible, dr. elliott katz isn't holding this death against the zoo. >> the situation is tragic but i think they were probably acknowledging what's coming practice, i don't think -- i don't blame them at this point. >> instead of placing blame katz is more interested in changing the procedure. >> the only way it can be prevented if there's a malfunction is if there's a

safety button that a person can push and that person who is opening the gate and closing the gate never leaves that button. >> katz plans to send a letter asking for the extra security to become standard practice. we'll take a quick break. coming up fishermen have a close encounter with a shark off the coast of california caught on camera. we'll have the amazing footage for you.

the orion spacecraft will move into the cape canaveral launch pad, and will launch without a crew, an unmanned

mission, liftoff on december 4. this is an animation of the mission of what they expect to happen. the mission is designed to make sure the spacecraft and heat shield can handle the stress expected on future flights, it is an element in the future plans to send astronauts to mars. a close encounter with a hammerhead shark off the coast of california, four men were spear fishing near anacapa island when they spotted the 8- foot hammerhead. one turned on his camera, put bait in the water to draw the shark closer and jumped in with a friend. can you believe that? he said the hammerhead was aggressive. they got back in the boat. experts say hammerhead shark sightings and attacks are rare. people in the midwest are waking up to a foot of snow at

least, and that heavy snow and frigid temperatures are expected to continue, we'll tell you which areas will be hit hardest. a possible lead in the search for missing dan ha. work is underway to make way for a national corvette museum. this comes nine months after a sinkhole opened up and swallowed eight of those vettes. when the museum could re-open, we'll tell you. a quick look at the bridge camera, so far so good, the ride on 92 moving well. it is veterans day.

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it's veterans day, a day to remember those who served our country. i'll tell you what's going on around the bay area to celebrate coming up in a live report. new video shows somebody matching the description of a missing tech engineer. take a look at futurecast. we're expecting rain in the bay

area, we'll have the details and the timing of the storm moving our way. good morning on this veterans day,. >> james fletcher has more on the forecast. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge. we're not seeing as much fog as we did yesterday morning at this time. temperatures are warmer, there's more spread between the actual temperature and the dew point when they meet, we get fog formation. we're not seeing it yet but we anticipate some in the north bay as the temperature spreads tighter in the napa valley. we'll watch and wait for that. when that fog does form it may hang around a bit and the clouds overhead are probably going to hang around longer too. the ocean breeze coming back in, so morning fog, drizzle, i encountered that on the drive in. cooler inland. as a matter of fact, you may notice temperatures quite a bit

colder than they were yesterday and tomorrow the clouds continue to build and that rain will also enter the mix. wednesday night into thursday, and that's the forecast as we look ahead, thursday morning thundershowers and the weekend too may see sprinkles, we'll have more coming up in a bit. here is a quick look at temperatures right now. as you can see, it is a good bit warmer than it was yesterday. as we're looking at upper 50s to low 60s. that's the forecast, we'll have a look at 5:15. >> thank you, james. good morning. starting off the ride with really good conditions, we did earlier have a problem in union city but that cleared out of the traffic lanes for 680 southbound. here the ride at the bay bridge toll plaza looks great with no delays coming through the macarthur maze. an easy ride as well through the east bay, south bay peninsula and north bay. this being of course a holiday for many, it's likely we could see a lighter than usual commute and so far that seems to be the case.

it's veterans day, a day to honor those who fight for our freedom. events are planned throughout the nation and the bay area. jackie is live at the presidio where veterans will gather this morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is veterans day, i'm at the presidio in san francisco. there are events all over the bay area, veterans day has been around since the end of world war i, we celebrate on the 11th day, when world war ii ended. 60 years ago it became an official holiday, there are events including some here at the presidio. in fact, at 11:00 this morning and interfaith service will be held here, there will be bag times and hymns sung here at the presidio. there are also parades going on across the bay area.

the biggest one is in san jose. that will start at 11:00 after the parade, there will be a memorial ceremony at plaza de caesar chavez, that people can go to. as george was talking about, most federal buildings and state buildings will be closed today, so build that into your day, but it's a day to remember, mark, a day to give thanks to those who served our country. >> thanks for the update. we'll check back as events get underway this morning. some of the last survivors of a group of world war ii veterans called air group eleven are here in the bay area for an emotional reunion. george ratales of oakland produced a documentary called "eleven" being shown on the hornet for veterans day. his grandfather was a member of the group and flew in world war ii. >> he's not here, he passed away a while ago, but it's like

spending time with him again. >> they think what i did was real good, and i feel, you know, kind of touchy on that. >> this is the first time many of these men have been back on the ship since world war ii. a reminder because it's veterans day, a national holiday, there are closures today. public schools and most colleges and universities are closed today. also most county, state and federal offices are closed as well as banks closed today and there's no mail delivery, no postal service today. here at kron 4 we want to say thank you to veterans for your service. and to those currently serving our country. we want you to know we would like to honor veterans today. send us your photos. we're putting together a slide show that we'll be sharing throughout the morning of viewers here at kron 4 honoring our nation's veterans. 5:04. and we are learning more about a developing story, the search

for a missing san francisco man, dan ha. the whole foods on fourth and brandon streets captured surveillance video of someone who matches the description, captured around the same time that he was last seen. and in the video there's a person wearing a red hoody and dark jeans, and he has the same build as ha and is walking in a zigzag pattern. the image is from behind so it's hard to determine if it is the missing man. police have the video and they are investigating further. watching weather across the nation, residents of parts of the midwest waking up to a foot of snow and frigid temperatures that could last all week. here is video out of michigan and minnesota, threatening to bury several states in snow and send temperatures to 40 below zero with the windchill. the blast of winter is coming from a powerful storm that hit alaska over the weekend and now dropping into the upper mid- pest. despite the cold and snow, the

prediction last month from noaa was a fairly average winter. don't tell that to them today. a 4-year-old boy falls off a cliff in bodega bay leading to a rescue from the shore below, a helicopter trip straight to the hospital after that. rescuers from the local fire department, coast guard and police department were all on hand and helped out to rescue the boy. he and his family were visiting and exploring the trails when he went over the 200-foot cliff. rescue workers dispatched boats and helicopters to the scene and ultimately decided to rappel down to the boy and get him. he was airlifted to santa rosa memorial hospital, he has traumatic injuries including broken bones. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, thousands of kaiser nurses in the bay area are expected to start a two-day strike, we'll have details on why and get an update. even though the votes are being counted we know the mayor of san jose, we'll have details ahead. and taking a look at futurecast, you can see by 9

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welcome back at 5:10. here is a look at your ride where conditions are great in the east bay. notice the ride from pinole, no slowing for the westbound 80 ride, the drive time is just 20 minutes. and your trip south from walnut creek into the san ramon valley is only going to take you 15 minutes so far this morning. mark? >> thank you. part of the bay area's landmarks belong to google, the company signing a 60 year lease to rent out hangar one.

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it was near whiteout at the san mateo bridge. this morning a lot clearer and i think that has to do with the fact it's warmer today at this hour than it was yesterday, and the dew point and temperature are further apart, when they meet we'll get fog forming. as the morning progresses and our temperature drops, in the locations where it drops enough to meet the dew point we'll see fog begin to form. once it does, it may hang around longer, clouds above will hang around longer today than they did yesterday. we're not looking for a sunny afternoon, instead we'll look for a much cooler one. here is where temperatures are at the moment, already the upper 50s and in some places low 60s. yesterday at this time these were upper 40s, a 10-degree warmup already and this afternoon or this morning as you take a look outside, the visibility, bay area-wide looking good. the only place we're seeing mild fog is half moon bay. we'll watch the numbers, if visibility decreases we'll let

you know. we're doing all right. as for temperatures, look at this. noontime 60s and 50s, when was the last time we saw the blue on the map here during the noon hour? today that's the scenario. by 3:00 we're expecting 50s to be in the mix, right around the immediate bay area we'll be in the 60s. take a look at temperatures and what they will look like on the thermometer, 66 oakland and san jose, 63 san francisco, inland temperatures will warm but not much. we're still looking at 63 to 67 degrees, depending on where you are. it's going to be a cool day, different compared to what you had yesterday so be be ready for it. this system in the pacific continues to churn. it will eventually slide closer and closer. it looks like at this point wednesday night into thursday is when we'll expect rain from that system. so we've got it there on the seven-day around the bay. will this be a huge rainmaker? probably not. north bay will see the brunt of the system with the biggest accumulations from maybe 1/4

inch to 3/4 with everybody else getting less than that. but we're hopeful we'll get what we can and hopefully that will turn into decent snow in the sierra, a second shot for the weekend, the timing is off and how much we'll get is still uncertain. stay tuned to kron 4. now to traffic, george is following your commute on this veterans day. >> because it is the holiday we're expecting a lighter than usual load. that's what we've observed so far as we look around the bay area, various camera shots and traffic sensors, you'll see conditions are pretty light here, especially through the south bay, 101 northbound looks great, up and out of the coyote valley for your trip headed into mountain view. redwood city no delays toward the peninsula. in the north bay an easy trip

for 101 southbound, headed from the county line all the way down to central san rafael to the golden gate bridge. no fog advisories, a better start at the bay bridge with light traffic. on 92, san mateo bridge ride 11 minutes. we showed you the ride through marin, here is a look on the span, it's very light right now. remember, coming up in january they are going to close the bridge and add the movable center barrier. looking for your ride here on 580, and the trip into marin county, it looks good, no delays through richmond for the westbound interstate ride. daria? >> thank you, george. samly -- samly liccardo

has a lead over cortese in the tight race, cortese called last night to congratulate liccardo who will be sworn in in january. a new york emergency room doctor with ebola is expected to be released from the hospital. 33-year-old dr. craig spencer will be leaving bellevue, where he's been treated since he was diagnosed with ebola on october 23. he was working in west africa with doctors without border, according to a city official familiar with the case, spencer is ebola-free, he's expected to go to his happened after his release. health investigators say the new york clinic where joan rivers died made several errors in the procedure, they say the clinic failed to identify deteriorating vital signs and to provide timely intervention. there is conflicting information regarding the

amount of sedatives that rivers was given. investigators blame the clinic for allowing a surgeon who was not a member of their own staff to perform two procedures on rivers, also a staff member took cell phone pictures of rivers when she was under anesthesia. the medical examiner said rivers died of brain damage due to lack of oxygen during an endoscopy, the clinic has been given until january 7 to correct deficiencies or lose accreditation. she was 81 81 years old. attorneys for jodi arias filed a motion to dismiss the charges against her alleging prosecutal misconduct, the motion was filed yesterday and says a computer forensics expert discovered thousands of files were deleted from the computer of traffic alexander while it was in police custody and most files were pornographic. arizona police testified previously saying there was no

pornography on the computer. new proceedings with a new jury are underway to determine if arias will be sentenced to life in prison or death. in kentucky work underway to make way for a new national corvette museum, construction started yesterday before the work can begin the cars have to be moved out of the skydome, it was nine months ago the huge sinkhole opened up and swallowed eight of the corvettes. now crews have the task of moving the corvettes, like this 1993 red 40th anniversary model. most of the work won't start until next week. managers say they are looking to re-open around july of next year with the corvettes on display. mark, here is what's trending on social media, it's veterans day. we love to see your photos. send them to us. and also a bill cosby story that's been getting a lot of reaction on twitter, and he had a massive social media fail, so

bill cosby posted this photo of himself on twitter and invited the internet to meet him. it was deleted when fans highlight the past accusations against him. check out what they are saying. the comedian was accused of rape 20 years ago but allegations made ain this year reportedly considering a sit com based on his life and here is a look at the twitter reaction. one person saying, oh my god, bill cosby, how did they not see that coming? another person tweeting saying big cosby episode gives us a lesson in social media, namely do not ever ask people to meme you, it will not go well. let us know what you think. 5:22. still ahead a mcdonald's is issuing a happy meal recall because of a choking hazard. the captain and crew

members of the south korea ferry that went down in april killing more than 300 people have been sentenced, we'll tell you how they will go away for. a live look, no traffic at the approach to the bay bridge.

welcome back. keeping our eyes on wall street after a record close, the markets are poised to push higher with futures positive now this morning. the dow jones rising 40 points yesterday. the tech heavy nasdaq up 19, a record high since the dot-com boom of march of 2000, and the s&p 500 rising over 6 points. futures up 26 ahead of the opening bell as we look to push in record territory, markets are open on this veterans day. a mcdonald's pulling more two million hello kitty toys from a happy meal, a red whistle came with this birthday

lollipop toy, it can be removed and mcdonald's received reports kids coughed up pieces of it. mcdonald's will substitute the toy and give customers a yogurt tube or bag of apple slices if you bring it back. >> the captain of the ferry that went down in april has been sentenced to 36 years in prison for desserting the ship loaded with high schoolers who died. 300 people, many of them children, killed in the accident. the captain and three other crew members were indicted on homicide charges. the chief engineer of the ferry also sentenced to 30 years in prison, other crew members got up to 20 years. prosecutors say the crew was negligent and abandoned the passengers. mark, in 90 minutes, 18,000

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let's start with the forecast. >> this is just a quick glance at wednesday night, a preview. we've got rain on the way. be ready. this is what we're seeing outside right now. conditions not that bad. we've got, yeah, it's cool but warmer than yesterday and the fog not a big factor for us at this event. we expect it to form later on. when it does form it will hang around, as will the clouds, as we look for a pattern change and cooler temperatures.

at the moment it's warmer than yesterday with a lot of mid to upper 50s. 59 in oakland. 55 san jose, 59 in livermore. later on today expect temperatures to look like this. no 70s. how about that. we've got a lot of low to mid- 60s for the bay area today. noticeable cooldown, that's the first sign things are different going forward. we've got rain as you saw a moment ago, headed into the forecast come wednesday night, that's what it looks like on the radar view and i'll have the futurecast walk-through and talk about the timing in a bit. it's different here at the bay bridge toll plaza, as well, for your westbound ride. not only here but all around the bay area, we're looking at lighter than usual traffic loads. your quick commute check shows the same conditions on interstate 580 and highway 4, we don't see the usual backups in the westbound direction. south bay freeway still looks great. no delays on the peninsula and northbound bay ride looks good

for sonoma and marin counties. 5:31. happening today, starting at 7:00 this morning, 18,000 kaiser permanente nurses throughout northern california are going to walk the picket line. they are demanding better protection and training in the wake of the ebola crisis. kaiser expects to operate normal today. kron 4's will tran is live in walnut creek with more on how things will go for patients. will? >> reporter: well, if you're a patient according to kaiser they have flown in nurses not participating. they say go in, i suggest you give them a call because they had to do rescheduling, especially if it's a significant procedure. other than that kaiser believes everything should be normal. as far as the strike it will begin in 90 minutes from now at kaiser permanentes all over the bay area and all over the state. this also coincides with national action day.

you talked about the ebola, they are very upset they don't have guidelines in place to make sure that the patient as well as the nurses are safe. the nurses say this is not about them. this is about the patient and their care. we got a chance to track down one of the nurses. here is what she had to say. >> this doesn't need to happen. we put 39 proposals on the table, almost all of those proposals are about safe patient care. kaiser has not moved. we concerned will the lives in our hands every single day and the ability to be able to take care of those human beings. >> reporter: so you heard her talk about proposals. this obviously something going on that has to deal with contracts. the nurses are saying it's not about money, but they have been working on a contract since july and there is no deal. kaiser says everything should be okay. it's quiet right now.

once the nurses arrive we'll get live interviews with them as well as a kaiser spokesperson. back to you. >> we'll check in with you later. veterans day around the bay area, a lot of things are closed. there are a lot of ceremonies happening too throughout the bay. let's take a look at some of what's going on. a memorial is happening in antioch. that's at 9:30. there's going to be a huey helicopter arrival, guest speakers and parade in the marina. three fighter planes will fight over the avenue of flags in san rafael at 9:30, during the ceremony wreaths will be laid in front much statues of fallen comrades and another ceremony in have a -- vallejo. >> and a ceremony at the uss hornet, a panel discussion will feature five veterans from air group 11. a pilot is speaking in walnut creek, a special tribute to

pearl harbor survivors at san ramon valley high school. we have full details on kron4.com. we want to say thank you to veterans for their service to our nation. we want to know how you're honoring veterans. send in your pictures and we'll share them on the air. berkeley police identified the man, the man was found dead in the zeta pi fraternity house in berkeley at noon on saturday. he had recently transferred to uc-davis, he was not a member of that fraternity. family members say i was in -- he was in berkeley celebrating his birthday. police call it suspicious but say there's no indication of foul play. a popular basketball player at richmond high school is remembered this morning, he was shot and killed in his own

front yard. the contra costa sheriff's department said the 16-year-old rodney frazier jr. was killed at his north richmond home friday night, his basketball coach robert collins said frazier was not involved in gangs. >> i said, little rodney, how come you stay out of the stuff? he says, hey, coach, it's easy to stay out of the stuff. but it's hard to get out of the stuff once you're in it. i was impressed with the maturity someone who was 14 years old would know how to formulate that type of higher level thinking. >> no suspects have been arrested, the 16-year-old's teammates are planning a rally calling for an end to violence tomorrow at 5 p.m. at richmond civic center plaza. again, so far police have not arrested any suspects or identified a motive in the shooting. security experts are warning of a new risk for apple users, researchers discovered a vulnerability in the software, and it allows hackers to steal

sensitive information from iphones and ipads. hackers trick owners into downloading a malicious app which looks like it's coming from the trusted source. the app is designed to look like an update for a legitimate app. users are urged to only unstall apps from the apple store. oh, you get the update now. >> if you jail break your phone -- you can only get apps from the itunes store unless your phone is jail-broken. we'll have the latest on the san francisco zoo, visitors are mourning the death of a baby gorilla killed in a tragic accident friday night, why an animal advocate is not placing blame on the zoo. lava from kilauea demolished its first home from

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welcome back. lava flowing from kilauea demolished a home on the big island, the first home to be destroyed by the slow lava flow. officials say it only took 30 to 40 minutes for the lava to engulf the home. luckily the renters had already

evacuated and cleared out their belongings. lava has been flowing toward the town since june. many residents have already evacuated, or are ready to leave if necessary. keeping an eye on the forecast, temperatures right now quite a bit warmer than yesterday. we're seeing upper 50s, we'll tell you what that means for the forecast and we'll look ahead at that rain to come starting tomorrow. d fomanyit'sbes stggleo ke youa1c wn. so imagine, what ither waa neclasof micinthat works diffentlto lowebloosuga

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two-day strike today demanding better protection and training for ebola. business will be the same but because of the strike elective surgeries and nonurgent appointments will be rescheduled. we're learning more about the search for a missing san francisco man, dan ha. a business near fourth and brandon streets got surveillance video and it looks like ha is seen from the back, the footage was taken around the same time and place he was last seen, the 26-year-old tech engineer has been missing since halloween. bay area weather and traffic, rain on the way, a cooldown today. let's get the details. >> let's start with what's happening today and we'll get to the rain. as you see, relatively clear visibility, fantastic at the san mateo bridge, different from yesterday morning when this was completely socked in. we do expect some fog to form later on. temperatures at the moment though are quite a bit warmer with separation between the actual temperature and the dew point. it's when the two meet that we get fog forming and we've got a

lot of upper 50s across the bay area, visibility nice, 10-mile visibility or better across the entire bay area. where do we expect to see the fog form? i took a look at temperatures and dew points, and where we see at the moment a 3-degree spread, the temperature could drop enough to meet the dew point, we're seeing that as a potential for the north bay, santa rosa down to marin county and a lot of coastal hills in marin county. we expect to see fog forming here before the morning is done. also the lower peninsula from about redwood city down through mountainview, and some portions of the santa cruz mountains, dew point and temperature are close so we'll expect fog there. the update, santa rosa, fog beginning to form as we thought it would, visibility dropping from 10 miles down to 9. that could continue to drop here as the morning progresses. we'll keep an eye on that for you. temperatures though as mark said, a cooldown today, that's the weather story for today. big time drops, noontime 60s and 50s on the map.

you see the green and blue. we haven't seen 50s during the lunch hour in a long time. today we'll get it. even by 3 p.m., 60s and 50s, no 70s on the map. temperatures will pretty much be from 63 to maybe 67 degrees as you can see here, 63 san rosa, 67 antioch and livermore. that's the kind of day we can expect. then tomorrow that system off to the left of the screen, that is what is going to be impacting us in the form of rain. take a quick look at what we can expect. futurecast 4, starting at 8 p.m. wednesday night rain begins to form in the north bay, later on we'll look for that wet weather to engulf the entire bay area by 11:00 in the evening, and then by 4:00 in the morning it begins to exit and then by 6:00 it should be gone, leaving us

to continue drying toward noon and thursday afternoon. that's the system, wednesday night through thursday, not a big rainmaker, half an inch to maybe 3/4 of an inch in the north bay, with lesser amounts everywhere else. that looks like we may have a second shot at rain over the course of the weekend, we'll talk about that when we get closer. now to traffic. george, good morning. >> good morning. we're taking the ride at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound, metering lights have been activated, a good active indication of how active things are, there still isn't much of a backup even with the lights on for the westbound ride. there was a report of an incident here in this left hand fast track lane before the toll plaza, but i don't see evidence currently, no delays even if it is there. how about your ride to the san mateo bridge? 92 no problems, same for the 101, the golden gate bridge. into marin county on interstate

580 via the richmond bridge a smooth commute with no delays on 580 westbound. tracking some drive times, definitely holiday conditions here for the eastshore freeway, interstate 680 and san ramon valley ride. very little in the way of slow traffic, just a little bit out of altamonte pass for the westbound ride. south bay freeways slowing on 101 between 280 and 880, otherwise looking at a great trip. for your ride on public transit this morning, we're not tracking any issues there are, or delays, and because this veterans day falls on a tuesday, instead of a monday, most transit agencies are operating on a regular weekday schedule. daria? >> thank you, george. 5:49. visitors and gorillas are mourning death of a young gorilla at the san francisco zoo, killed in a tragic accident on friday. friday night they were moved to

the nighttime enclosure, he was crushed by an automatic door. the zoo said by the time the staff got to shut off the button there, the door did respond but it was too late. some visitors cannot understand how this could happen. >> i'm not understanding why there wasn't a stopping device like we have on garage doors, and we have that on my garage door, you put your foot in, it will stop. >> apparently will is a device but the animal was pinned. an advocate is looking for ways to prevent this from happening again. an army statistician was forced to resign after admitting she did not earn the doctoral degree she claimed. she didn't earn the masters degree on her risumi either. the whistle blower was initially rebuffed. she ultimately quit in january after her bosses confronted her. she held a secret level security clearance. this case is raising questions

about how she was able to pass a background check. there was quite a bit of damage to muni buses after the world series win. 28 buses were damaged in the post-win celebration, people broke windows and sprayed buses,el with cost $140,000 to fix the buses, the damage is less severe this time though compared to the damage done when we won in 2012, about $1 million worth of damage was done to buses during that celebration. >> here is what's trending this morning, thanking our veterans. we want to see your pictures, a bill cosby meme gone wrong and freebies for the men and women who served and are serving, check out the freebies you can get today, great clips offering a free haircut, visit a shop to get your free haircut today or

get a coupon for later. free meals at appleby's, california pizza kitchen, and starbucks, also for spouses, and red lobster enjoy a free appetizer. some of the freebies may require a military i.d., so keep that in mind. when i come back we'll talk about free hamburgers and doughnuts, more coming up a little bit later. >> thank you, anny. fo wholesn

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morning hours fog developing in the north bay and peninsula, temperatures in the mid-50s, could drop a little bit, but there is a lot of cloud cover out there. lingering fog by noon, temperatures will warm up, low 60s, and this afternoon partly cloudy, and some fog will be persistent, it could hang around for the most majority of the day. we're going to warm up to the mid-maybe upper 60s, no 70s, today a cooler forecast for your veterans day holiday, keep that in mind. while you're out and about enjoying, celebrating, commemorating veterans day let us know. send us your pictures as we thank all of the servicemen and women here across america, veterans day, e-mail your pictures to us. and we'll share them through throughout the morning and throughout the day. heading into the 6:00 hour, new video, remembering close to 900,000 british commonwealth soldiers killed in the first world war, the hower of london was surrounded by an ocean of

red. let's take a look from this drone video that was released by the historic royal palaces, and you can see this poppy installation. each ceramic red poppy represents a soldier who died fighting in the war. allies and germany signed an armistice on november 11, 1918, an estimated four million people visited the tower of london since august 5. coming up, we're working on developing stories. at the top of the hour the latest on veterans day, and we'll show you the events going on nationally as well as here in the bay area. take a live look from washington. what may have triggered robin williams' suicide and the clinic that treated joan rivers at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies,

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