most of the action heading off to the east. a lot of snow is flying in the sierra, probably a foot of snow for elevations above 6,000 feet. around the east bay and beyond today highs low 60s. we'll see gradual clearing and increasing winds for the afternoon. that's going to help dry things out. it's going to feel a little chilly. we'll see 61 in richmond, over to concord and fairfield, not much change this the temperatures. now, this is the last of the rain for a while. as you can see as we go through veterans day tomorrow and the week ahead, 70s coming back to the forecast by the end of the week. >>> the time is 4:40. more and more of our personal information is winding up online. see how to protect yourself from those security risks. >>> plus a status update. what one woman posted about her boss on facebook that got her in trouble and then how her employer got into even worse trouble for cracking down. it's 4:40. you're looking at the bay bridge this morning. >>> reporting what matters to you, you're watching "today in the eas

tuesday, november 16th, today in the east bay. >>> good morning. we have a busy morning of news ahead. let's start with rob and an hour by hour forecast. >> tough to top yesterday's weather around the bay, but we will come close. temperatures in the 40s and 50s and not quite as warm as yesterday because of the winds start to back off. clear skies and nothing showing up for now. high pressure will start to weaken and the cooler changes will start to drop in starting tomorrow. another gorgeous day in the east bay and beyond. 76 for dublin and you can see even around places like oakland and the inner bay, highs in the low 70s and concord and solano county. highs in the mid- to upper 70s. the seven-day forecast brings highs in the 50s and rain on the way. we'll let you know when in a few minutes. >> mike's off and here's a look at the east bay commute. we got all green across the board. no construction to speak of. the pass is particularly fast this morning at 64 miles an hour. meanwhile, we have developing news and an active scene after a police chase

how you can help out coming up today in the east bay. >>> it's 4:30. let's look at the hour by hour forecast on this monday morning. warm out there as i walk to the car. >> we are at 70 in spots around the east bay. how about hayward at 70 and 63 in livermore and 69 in oakland. the reason why the temperatures are so warm. the offshore winds continue at 17 through fairfield. that's something to clear out the skies. nothing in the form of rain or low clouds anywhere. if you like the weekend weather, you will love the forecast. as we head towards the afternoon, upper 70s to 80 in the east bay hilltops. 78 degrees around livermore and alameda around 75. oakland mid 70s and mid- to upper 70 no, sir concord. enjoy the warm temperatures for now. big time cooling is on the way. scott? >> thank you very much. i'm going to try something new. mike has the bay off and i'm in charge of the traffic clicker. this is cool. the travel times this morning, everything is moving smoothly as we take a look at 580 as it comes through oakland. all green there. a closer look, w

around the east bay.ave 56 in oakland. as we go through the morning you'll see those temperatures starting to climb up into the 70s and 80s. currently in livermore you can see the winds are light. kind of a chilly start to the morning. we have a few high clouds off to the west but things will be dry and quite warm for this afternoon. look at your tri-valley temperatures today, getting into the low 80s around livermore, 79 in dublin and into richmond and oakland today, upper 70s for the afternoon as you head into the east bay hills. high in the low 80s. later on this week big changes and rain coming on back. we'll have a look at that in just a few minutes. >>> let's turn to mike inouye. >> we'll tell you about a full closure for eastbound highway 92 heading into hayward off of the san mateo bridge, now, it's just construction so this will be a surprise for some folks. take it to 10yson. bart is aood option through the east. especially if you're heading to the city. the giants are having a big celebration a

no major slowing and the bridge itself from the east bay to the peninsula. the tail light are good spacing between the lights meaning a light traffic across the span. no major wins for the san mateo bridge. back to you. . >>> most of the rain is behind us. >> in the meantime, a chilly start and an interesting one. not too far away. the reason why they are mixing in. concord is the upper 30s and 50s towards fairfield. quite a variety of temperatures, but everyone has the same forecast. high clouds dropped in and high pressure off the west coast and temperatures are climbing through the weekend. grit news for your veteran's day plans. temperatures will be in the mid 60s from the inner bay around oakland and richmond. concord and fairfield, the hilltops may see temperatures in the upper 60s. breezy at times through the weekend. 70s coming back to wrap up the weekend for the start of next week. >> looks great. thank you. time is 4:40 and we continue the coverage of the fight against teen prostitution. what a young woman sees on the streets and how she is helping

christie smith, today in the east bay. >> thank you. another case of sexual abuse by a member of the clergiy in alameda county alleged. a woman claims an accused pedophile priest molested her as a child. she will file a lawsuit against the oakland diocese. a woman claims a priest molested her when she was working in fremont in the 1980s and the diocese knew about the priest's history and continued to let him work around children. the support groups will hold a news conference outside the church on harrison street in oakland. >> stunning and sad. child prostitution with the fbi wrapping up a national sting that netted 72 arrests here in the bay area. the feds rounded up pimps and johns and prostitutes and children allegedly forced into sexual slavery. today in the east bay's jean ellie reports. >> children are working as sex slaves in the bay area. >> a girl that would make him a lot of money and he me for $1,000. >> she was forced to be a prostitute in northern california when she was just 12 years old. >> getting raped and beat and jump

as that batch moves up to the east. y snow is falling tonight, and snow levels are falling rapidly down to 1,500 ft.. some very low snow in the overnight hours. here's how much snow is expected, through the next 24 hours. you see the purple color that shows an additional 2 ft. of snow in the higher elevations. there could be six to 12 in. above 2,000 ft.. tell 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. the weather system is spiraling off the coast of california. it may rain back off to the east, but we have to contend lot of showers coming up for tonight and tomorrow. very cool and on several areas we get this process air out of the gulf alaska. for to marlow for the chance of on and off showers, we will see the shower threat come to the end by the afternoon along with some breezy winds up around 35 mi. an hour. future cast going through the nighttime hours the showers are scattered in nature, pick up around 3:00 a.m. in to tomorrow morning. we will seek all stretches of dry weather interrupted by a brief showers into the morning. watch

we'll see a cooler day in the east bay. in the -- back into the 60s around alameda and richmond. we're seeing a bit of a cooldown today. more cooling tomorrow and raindrops back in for friday and the weekend. we'll have a full look at those changes in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> typhoid mike joins us. the producers are a little panicked because i'm going to go off script. i did your job, as did lower avmt we can read computer screens but what the viewers are getting out of you honestly, and this is a dead serious compliment, is context. we can say it's slow and we're so glad you're back. >> thank you very much. thanks for holding down the fort while we held in the fort at home. oakland 880, the coliseum, traffic is light but we're looking for construction, scheduled construction on the northbound 880 on-ramp from high street. don't see any active lights but i'll show you on the map where it's supposed to be happening and this may affect a little north of there. no problems for 880 for that area and 580 equally as smo

let's get right to the east bay forecast. livermore near 80 in november. 76 in dublin as we move to the inner east bay. oakland and richmond in the mid-70s and temperatures in the upper 70s and warming up more through the middle of the week. a look at the is coming up in a few mondays. >> a perfect driving day that everyone gets out of my way. i'm asking for everything. >> there you go. a lot of folks are celebrating because of everything we are talking about. the roadways have reopened. the king street off-ramp was closed until just about 3:00 this morning. people are celebrating around at&t park. for some reason you top the been that. a congestion point that cleared. we are happy about a light commute and we will follow any traffic you see and any celebrations that break out as well. back to you. >> all right. let's go live right now to at&t park and bob redell. the guys just arriving. this is great stuff. >> good morning to you, scott. the giants just arrived about 20 minutes ago, pulling up in the buss from sfo to get thei

. >> it is 4:30 friday, november 26th today in the east bay. >> good morning. you rarely get up this early but you headed out shopping, welcome to our world. let's start with a very chilly black friday. >> good morning. chilly for the predawn shoppers. we have 20s and 30s again. this is the story the last couple of mornings. 34 in san jose and getting very close to breaking a few low temperature records. one thing you will notice is increasing clouds from the north and these clouds if you are thinking about heading out to the sierra for the weekend, a lot of snow is flying late tonight. saturday probably two feet of snow. snow levels close to 4,000 feet. lower in the north bay. mid- to upper 50s today. i think we will run cooler for the afternoon as more clouds spill in from the north. over to concord, highs in the low 50s and we will talk you through the timing in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you very much. black friday bargain hunters beating down the doors at several bay area stores. we start with bob redell who is with them at a best buy in stevens c

live in oakland, today in the east bay. >> thanks a lot. part of the reason that the chief sees the need for the program is the latest crime report card. we go inside the reason yes the city is on edge. >> one thing i heard the police chief say is you can't arrest your way out of a crime situation. you need the staff, community and outside agencies. with any theory te sounds good and execution is tough. oakland police chief said he wants his department to be transparent. >> i had more crowd control situations within one year than i had in the city of long beach. >> an observation shared with the public at the community meeting at the oakland museum. >> we have 4,000 less of the most major serious crimes. give a round of applause. >> his command staff, front and center, answering questions about the number one problem in oakland. crime. >> you don't have as many resources available. >> oakland is minus 80 police officers since july. the city dealt with riots, killing and areas throughout the city. >> i top the reduce the murder rate from a nu

day this monday, november 29th on today in the east bay. >>> good monday morning. scott is on assignment and we start with rob. his assignment is to tell us how cold it's going to be. >> very cold around the bay area. 20s and 30s and patchy frost again. stay tuned to your traffic report. you may have patches of ice in the north bay. 26 in napa. you can see the rain moved on and clouds to the north not impacting us. we will wake up to the chilly mornings and should stay dry for the next chance of rain holding off until thursday and rain off and on for the second half of the week. despite the chilly start, a nice day. the trend we have seen with the chilly afternoons and highs mostly in the mid 50s. same story as you get to the east bay hills. coming up, we talk about the chances of rain. today is looking good. in fact it's great. we have mike back with the traffic early this morning. >> thanks a lot. let's check in with an accident already this morning in oakland. >> first of all, thanks to rob out here, holding things out. we look outside to westbound 580

freeze warning up for the north and east bay valleys. frost advisory for the inner east bay including oakland and richmond. you can see the pattern here, big drop in the jetstream pushing in this canadian air so not only are we seeing a cool start, afternoon temperatures will have a tough time warming up. close to 50 for a high around livermore, 52 for dublin, oakland and richmond seeing highs in the low 50s and about the same story as you head out to contra costa county into the delta, you'll see highs only in the low 50s. we'll show you just how long this chilly weather and frosty conditions will be sticking around in your seven-day forecast in a minute. >>> east shore freeway, the drive times normal as you expect. 61 miles per hour. the rest of the east bay, 880 looking pretty good but you'll want to reduce your speeds this morning. i know you're seeing 70s as you head towards hayward. reduce your speeds for the possibility of patchy ice on the roadways. towards the altamont pass, travel times right on schedule, 64 miles an hour. highw

winds from the east at 7 miles per hour. at the moment. so, the wind does not come up tremendously but we expect it will. i want to show you daily rainfall totals across the area. these have been more significant to the west and the east. just to the east of baltimore. only about a 10th inch or so. right around baltimore, around a third inch, quarter-inch.

it is like to the east parking lot. earlier problems have been cleared and this is traffic heading towards the san mateo coming out towards birling game. you concede that the taillights are in the northbound section, this is the southbound direction but the had the reoccurring problems that it is been well through birling game and both directions. a lot of wet pavement out there that is see how long the brain will be with us. >> you can see spotty showers across the bay area appeared will take you and see where we're getting showers this morning. you can see if you're into the north bay ended to deliver more value as well. into the light showers in palo alto and also as he headed to cupertino. right here there's a cell that is increasing the raid to about half an inch per hour so it is really coming down in pleasanton and dublin 10. there is a light felt that roll through out daly city pushing towards the east base are really what we have been saying as head organist showers and there are heavy downpours in to this year

it will be cool around the bay area especially to the east bay. highs only near 60 or low 60s in the warmest places today. the seven-day forecast will show tomorrow will be running cooler as the clouds spill in. that's the last chance of rain on tuesday and early wednesday and warmer approaching the weekend. >>> new this morning, qantas airlines ceo said emergencies on three of the grounded planes that have oil leaks. the airline ground six of the airbus a 380s as emergencies try to figure out what caused the imagines to come apart. this complete will stay grounded for three days. for more on the news, good morning. >> they are pointing to a slightly lower open. they are coming off a strong week. investors reacted to better than expected earnings as well as economic data. the fed's decision to buy more to boost the economy. asian markets are mixed and the calendar is quieter this week. no major reports. it puts out the debt and credit report that tracks how we are managing our own balance sheets. the dow did rise and trading begins at 11,444. the n

upper 30s and low 40s around parts of the east bay. let's talk you through the headlines over 48 hours into friday. the first chance of rain and not a lot. most will hold off and this will set the stage for a weekend that will include rain off and on. a mix of sunshine and the cold air. we will see a chance of an isolated thundershower. we manage the breaks and stabilize the atmosphere. look at the snow level under 2500 feet. if you have plans to stay to the high country, try head out of town. it will be windy and looking at to two feet of snow by the end of the weekend. around the bay area, temperatures in the 50s and 60s and cooling down. obviously even more into the weekend. highs in the mid 50s and chilly rain mixed with sun and windy on sunday and clearing out by tuesday and wednesday. >> new this morning, you can own a piece of general motors. it's the latest step as the american icon gets back on their feet and wheels. for more on that let's go to courtney reagan. >> good morning to you. futures are sharply higher ahead of that g

to the east side of the neighborhood, 65 feet. this allows us to have more density associated with the muni alignment that we introduced on the east side. you have greater density at the transit level, in the transit zone. now, with those two height jumps, there are 11 mid rises that are going to remain. they're basically in two clusters. there are six to the west and five in the southeast corner. they create two low amounts of height, if you will. for us, one of the things that we really worked with the community to talk about was that the views from ingleside terrace and the neighborhoods to the east should be protected. they do have a view quarters out to the ocean. this diagram illustrates the view shadows. these are existing mid rises that are there now. they create a certain amount of view blockage. what we did was, with the tallest buildings, the ones that are in the 145-foot category, there would -- they generally sit in the new shadows. they are not blocking any additional view for the neighbors. only two exceptions to th

here in fremont, today in the east bay. >> police are searching for the person who opened fire on a group of people in an oakland neighborhood. it happened on east 28th street near 12th avenue. they drove themselves to the hospital, but one person died on the way. as of last report, two others were in critical condition. >>> a state-wide manhunt for a man accused of sexually assaulting a girl in berkeley over the weekend. omar sosa climbed through an unlocked window of a home in north berkeley after 6:00 saturday morning and raped a girl sleeping this her bedroom. they believe sosa left the bay area and could be headed to mexico. >> he is wearing a light shirt, blue jeans and a black zip up sweatshirt. he has a heavy spanish accent and prominent nose. >> they didn't say how old the girl was, but said she was taken to highland hospital where she was treat and released. >>> police believe sosa is driving a gray 1997 ford ranger pick up with a double cap and a white camper shell. if you have information, you are asked to call crimestoppers. 1-800-222-tips. one last detail, he may have injuri

from the east bay and beyond, highs mostly 70s out to the trivalley. livermore should be close to 80. another day in the mid 70s and oakland with a high of 76 and upper 70s around concord. we will introduce the two chances of rain as we move through the upcoming weekend. a look at that in the seven-day forecast forecast in a minute. >> thank you, rob. the oakland mayoral race is still undecided. how the new voting system is plague out there. . >> reporter: a buzz with the reg star of voters as they take care of the vote by mail and provisional ballots. >> on friday we will run a ranked choice and that redistributes the votes if nobody gets a majority. >> par ota leads in front of jean quan. >> we knew we were going to win or lose by a few amount. we would rather win or lose by a bigger amount. >> voters rank their top three choices. >> for the first choice can win, the choice can count more. >> if no one wins more than 50%, the last place is eliminated. >> we will go through round after round until somebody gets 50%. >> they still may not know who wins

to the east, there is only one road that connects. it is a question of making that the best possible connection it can be. what i also hear you saying is we should make sure there are institutional connections, public services. maybe the thing that we can do is map those out in a simple way to understand what is out there in the broader community, certainly what is planned for the shipyard and candlestick point, and understand how these residents would be using the services that exist in that part of the city. we can do that. president miguel: ok. commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: thank you for that comment. that is the direction i was aiming at. i was just reminded that earlier in the day, we had a discussion about fees and that kind of thing, and whether or not this community center, that is supposedly in the middle of this thing, is going to be there or not be there. maybe it does not need to be there. maybe it can be provided further to the east. maybe not. that development, maybe this community center could supply faciliti

both collections at the east and west walls will fail. ou're going to keep until, this years later. and while all this may come as news to you, none of it surprises the people in charge. >> i knew everything that was going to be there, yes. >> he is berkeley's vice president of facilities. >> in california, the student is unique when it comes to size and safety. there is owe little oversight meanly. denton says his school is during great. wom women, for more than. older ones remained unkbroovt, has to do with money or a lack off it. you he see, new construction is often financed by helmet skaerz. the donors won't give us money for a seismic upgrade. they feel that's the responsibility of the state. >> with the budget situation looking as it does, he doesn't expect a flood of money any time soon. a meeting they will continue along at their current state. we have to tried anyone, before they cross the goal line. >>> we began and ended our report with shots of memorial stadium. the hayward fault runs right underneath the frogs. will begin in

it includes plans to strengthen self-defense forces in the east china sea. the party's foreign and security policy panel came up with the draft. it comes shortly before planned revisions to the nation's defense program guidelines. the draft says japan should reinforce its maritime and air self-defense forces to improve monitoring of nearby waters. it says japan's defense policy should focus on areas southwest of the country, instead of the north, in order to check china's naval moves in the east china sea. the draft added that ground self-defense force troops should be scaled back, except in the southernmost japanese prefecture of okinawa. the document says japan should relax its so-called three principles on arms exports, which essentially bans weapons shipments. it will allow japan to jointly develop and produce arms with other countries but only within the international weapons control framework. the plan also urges an easing of regulations on weapons used by japan's self-defense force and u.n. peacekeeping missions. that change would allow them to defend

a few more showers off to the east of morgan hill. most of the moisture moving off toward the sierra where snow will continue to fly throughout the day today. we're kind inform a transition pattern for today. we've got a few lingering showers for the morning and then clearing and breezy and pretty cool for our temperatures today. highs in the low 60s around the south bay, upper 50s and mid-50s around lakeport. from here through the end of the week we'll start to warm up as high pressure builds back in. that means we'll see 70s and lots of sunshine to wrap up this upcoming weekend. >>> 6:27 right now. more than 80 people could lose their jobs in one south bay city. the one thing the city says can be done to save those jobs. >>> crews in the east bay will be looking for raccoons that attacked a woman and her dog, but that search could be delayed a little while. we'll tell you why coming up in a live report. [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh

the flow will be for the cold front to sink to the south and east today. look for the north bay to clear on out later on this morning into the early afternoon, but not for the rest of bay area. 56 in san francisco. it's 58 in mountain view and 58 in san jose. highlights, rain this morning, becoming more scattered in the north bay and sun setting at 5:05 and a dry day for monday. cold front sinks out rather quickly and it is slicing through the heart of the bay. heaviest is across the east bay and peninsula and pushing in the south bay by 11:00. look what happens in the north bay at 11:00, we're seeing showers from marin to sonoma. game time, 1:00 for the radar raiders and by 2:00 moderate rain by the east bay. then after that, 3:00 or 4:00 we'll see some clearing and then look for fog developing after pretty hefty totals. one to two inches and also the coastal hills looking the most rain, just about half an inch in the south bay. higher elevations looking at snow in the southern sierra at about 7,000 feet. some gusty winds, still pretty tricky travel back h

the bay. and looking east from the -- or from the east bay, emeryville, it's coming in, getting a little cloudy, but not quite as wet. for a better look at the storm and where it's going, let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: we actually had a cold front move through this morning. we have an area of low pressure to the north and that's going to bring more rain. in the north bay, numerous lightning strikes as colder air is pushing in behind the system. petaluma, novato, moderate rain. lightning strikes just near where the cell is. you can see it just coming in towards the novato area, and you can see the trajectory moving towards the northwest to southeast,heading towards novato and san rafael. in the east bay you're seeing shower activity. brentwood, moderate rain, walnut creek just had this cell move through. and then down towards san jose, another batch of rain. earlier this morning, mount hamilton, three inches of snow, more tonight. we'll get to the forecast coming up. >> alan: we'd like you to share photos and video of the storm and the rest of the bay area. upload them to ureport.com, or e-

live in fremont, christie smith today in the east way. >>> good morning to you. u saw christie bundled up. it is chilly. 34 degrees in fairfield and 39 in livermore amount of few degrees cooler than yesterday. temperatures a bit warmer in the water, but the valleys are cold enough for frost. the wins backed off and it's gusty through the afternoon today. we will see breezy conditions and dry conditions as you can see here. the radar not picking up anything, but a different story if you have travel plans out to dallas or chicago. you can see intense thunderstorms in the nation's mid-section. the weather is more active. high pressure into the west that shuts down incoming storms from making their way in. underneath this ridge, mostly sunny skies and a gorgeous forecast. 68 degrees in livermore and temperatures in the mid 60s skpurp 60s around places like benicia. if you like today, you will love the weekend forecast. chilly mornings and warmer afternoons. 70s into monday. >> there is a movie out that many of us will see because it deals with a subject close to our h

the crowd zigzagged its way through the city and ended up in east oakland. entually they boxed in the group of protestors issuing multiple orders to disperse. there were repeated acts of vandalism, people kicking in car windows, throwing rocks at officers. one officer was even injured struck by a patrol car. he's reported to be in stable condition. police say a gun was ripped from another officer's gun belt. it was recovered in a crowd of protestors and that's when things got tense. >> one officer had his gun and his holster ripped from his gun belt. the gun was pointed at the officer. other officers intervened, took the suspect into custody. he's under arrest. >> those arrested were booked in the field and loaded on the buses while fellow protestors on the other side of the buses were shouting at police to let them go. the chief said his officers did a great job of keeping the streets safe while allowing protestors to carry out first amendment rights. officers only moved in when people became destructive. >> you have a right to protest, a right to have freed

if you head out to the east, look to the east. if you're out way in the dark country side you look to the east and you might see some shooting stars the next few hours. take a look at temps, dropped a little bit down to 42. dewpoint at 34. that's probably how chilly we'll get tonight. humidity 73-degree. west winds are down to seven. the barometer is on the way back up now 31.8-inches. 58-38 today the averages. 55 and 34, and the record 78 and 20 degrees back in 1959. 42 here, freezing out in oakland 42. had a few flakes of snow there. nothing major. 43 up in cumberland. once again the dewpoint pretty indicative of how chilly it'll get later tonight. the winds are pretty much dying down and the skies just about totally clear in most places. still a bit of a breeze. as long as we have the wind it keeps friction on the ground. keeps temperatures up a bit. temperatures are allowed to really drop. cup right now cumberland with dead still conditions. northern portions of montana, northern sections, north- western sections of montana so

just a light wind from the north east right now, that's courtesy of high pressure to the north east and that high -- that's bringing us a lot of blue skies and the position of the high is bringing us a flow off of the ocean. that's going to contribute to the cloud covers and it's going to make for the potential for drizzle late this evening and it's going to keep the moisture in the region over the next few days. the temperatures are going to sore as the high continues to push off to the east and allowing for the air to improve, the temperatures go up into the 60s. and the disturbances are going to the west and we'll seal the better chance of rain. wednesday, the better chance all day long as the travel day shapes up -- that's a good day to watch and have a nice meal. the next high tide is 6:35 and that's at fort mchenry and there's an east wind and the forecast for the day. and partly sunny and 51 degrees and cooler than yesterday's high. and tonight, going down to 42 and increased clouds and tomorrow, 62 degrees and otherwise, mainly cloudy and warm. 52 wednesday and -- and tomorrow,

for thanksgiving, record cold morning for us from the north bay to east bay. temperatures will rebound nicely in the 50s. by friday, the clouds will start to build in advance of more weekend rain returning. let's get back to the cold. freeze warning tonight for areas 28 degrees and below. most critical area will with be the north bay to protect those plants and your pets with temperatures dropping into the 20s. a few isolated 20s expected as well into the east bay. that's through tomorrow morning. and then our frost advisory through thursday a.m. with some patchy frost around our bayside communities. because it's still expected to stay cold through friday morning, we have a freeze watch with out basically for all of our low-lying areas throughout the entire viewing area at this point. so still cold into friday morning. however, i do think the coldest morning will with be tomorrow. we'll start off with low 30s in the east bay, by 11:00, plenty of sunshine but temperatures only at 40 degrees. for tomorrow we'll expect 27 up here in napa, twefb 27 in santa rosa, 3

we have high clouds over the east bay. down to 33 and livermore with patches of frost around your 580 commute heading over to the pass and patchy frost there as well. 32 degrees and the winds are light. high clouds coming in and this filters out the sun, especially for the north bay. that will cool us off for the afternoon and the east bay highs should be close to what we saw yesterday. more mid 50s around livermore and richmond and oakland and highs in the mid 50s. partly cloudy mixed with sunshine for the afternoon. the chances of any showers for the next tw days will be aimed in on the far north bay. friday we should see rain and showers and early saturday and we clear out and stay cool. >> coming up, google's latest deal. the company the tech giant is close to purchasing. buyer beware. what you don't know about the food you eat could cost you. see what our investigation reveals. >>> a live look at 880 and traffic is pretty light as we start the day this tuesday morning. it's 4:41. 3q hey stainbusters, my son loves pizza

it is going to gradually move out to the east for tomorrow. so with that some more breaks in the showers. a few showers snow levels coming down to 2500 feet. but the sun and cloud mix. could have mostly cloudy skies at one time. partly cloudy skies a little bit after that point as well. a sun and cloud mix for tomorrow. pretty much the same deal for monday and tuesday. a chance of a few showers still. mostly on the light side. the temperatures come up just a few degrees. but the cool weather pattern will stick around. winter storm warning in place right now for the lake tahoe area until 10:00 sunday. additional snowfall 1-2 feet. here is our forecast model. put this into motion tomorrow morning. the chance of some scattered showers. best chance for tomorrow afternoon will be in the south bay. but this is all mostly on the light site. not a lot to show you. with he could have a break between 1-4 tomorrow afternoon. and then tomorrow night we increase the rain chances across the bay area. temperatures for tomorrow once again on the cool side. onl

one the heaviest, which is to the east. a little lesser to the west. it's an awesome sight, quite a black cloud coming up as we speak. less than earlier but not going out anytime soon it looks like from here. >> the direction that the smoke is blowing, how close would you say the houses are? >> the houses are just to the east of it which is the little town of clyde. and to the south, the houses are probably a mile to two that's north concord. >> that's a problem for those folks. again, the -- craig cannon, a freelance videographer who lives in the area has been shooting video of the tesoro refinery near martinez, thank you for that. we'll update you. >>> dining on spam and pop- tarts? no splendor for passengers stuck on the cruise ship. how close they are to finally docking. >>> i just told myself. this is a chance, he scams me, i'm going to scam him right back. >> he decided he wasn't going to be a victim. how he turned the tables and a word of caution as we head into the season of charity scams. >>> just getting the very latest data of the winds in t

we will have a look at that in the east bay seven-day forecast. >> sounds great. let's turn over to mike inouye. believe it or not, can we call this middle of the night? >> we got up and i call it the middle of the night. even at this early hour, we have friday light for the construction. eastbound 580 from hacienda to airway. we have one or two lanes blocked and heading over until 6:00 a.m. westbound is when it will start. 6:00 out of the pass and 5:30 for antioch. a lighter volume and even that starts at 5 i'm i'm 30 on a friday. that's what it does. >> thank you very much. in a few short hours, mehserle will learn his fate. his attorney said he is trying to keep a positive attitude. his family on pins and needles too. we have the report from los angeles where sentencing will be read. >> reporter: in a few short hours, johannis mehserle will learn his fate. he is doing his best to keep a positive attitude. oscar grant's family is on pins and needles too. >> i'm not just nervous. i'm terrifieterrified. >> mehserle's lawyer spent the evening gearing up his client f

even 880 is fine throughout the east bay. you make your way down into the south bay into san jose, 880 still light. also 101 in san rafael where the drive time right now is 21 minutes from highway 37 in novato all the way down to the golden gate bridge. eric, kristen? >> is that the lamest excuse you've ever heard. i eat during the show because traffic is light! >> i like it. >> heartbreaking stories of intolerance. stories of bullying hoping to find a solution to the growing problem. >> a young man trying to turn his mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. >>

in the east bay congressional seat and is continuing. the latest. >> and the dance, assurance sounds >> and kings of pastry, this is an amazing new movie how hard it is to get an award in france. it is a documentary, very unusual, and gary from a double theatre. we talk about the- bubble off. he is also part of the telluride film festival, and the new sherlock holmes, and movies to check out this weekend. >> let us check-in with henry! >> and knitting! this peril. and i'd is put a new one in. -pearl. >> and i'm inspired but i have something different to tell you about we're going to be talking about the arab americans and that the changes of attitudes. this is perhaps a difficult subject these days with prejudices' have become complicated. we're going to be talking to a author tackling these issues. >> henry, that sounds fascinating and will look forward to that. and we're told that the bay bridge it is backed up! >> 9:01 a lot to talk about there was a stall! and even at the mitre flights. there's not even a game, or anything. >> and th

highway 24 through the east bay. ly will take you about four minutes to swing through there. >> and the weather is looking good. clear skies around the bay area and near 70 around fairfield. the north wins are going this morning and mild outside. you can see the winds north of 22 and fairfield. these are the wins that warmed us up to finish off the weekend. a couple more days, nice weather and notice the clouds off to the north. those will be dropping late or this week. nothing but 70s and the warmer places inland with the east bay. could see 80s again today. outstanding for outdoor plans. if you like cooler temperatures, the second half of the week will be the days for you. not only cooler and a chance of showers and highs only in the 50s. saturday and sunday so say goodbye to the short sleeve weather as we head towards the weekend. back to you. >> new this morning, the taliban is taking responsibility for an attack on a u.s. military base in eastern afghanistan. a taliban spokesperson said militants fired a rocket a

the only td scored in the dangerous east zone. wildcats even get back there in the west to score the extra point. northwestern though they get the victory. big time play there illinois wins 48-27 over northwestern. >>> notre dame and army played each other 22 times in the old navy stadium. the last game 69. but today they played the first football ever in the new yankee stadium. army quarterback gets intercepted by the navy and we have ourselves a convoy. they beat the black knights 27- 3. >> and i've any knights met at came ridge. the 129th edition of what they call the game. the second half kickoff return he races 84 yards for the td. jail kept it close but harvard beat the bulldogs for the ninth time in the last ten years 2821. >> wet and wild between sacramento state and uc davis. sacramento state leads. then came the rain, the thunder and the lightning t causes a 30- minute delay. it came down to this. sacramento needed to score something. jeff fleming gets intercepted. perkins uc davis win to finish 6-5. their 39th winning se

tonight low to mid-50s here for the south and the east bay. get a look at the ticker tape parade forecast. 11:00 a.m. we look at temperatures in the low 70s. we'll broadcast it live with our entire team. i'll be on the nbc float, so wave. i'll wave back. let's get a look tomorrow at the numbers. 84 in ever green, 82 in san jose and also conditions in the low 80s in dublin and livermore right at the peninsula, upper 70s to 80 degrees. 77 in san francisco, temperatures about 10 degrees above average tomorrow. near the coastline very rare weather for this time of year. morning time on the weather channel on cable. seven-day forecast has it warm the next two days. by the weekend, the big shocker. we get the cool air back. not a big storm, but keep the umbrellas handy. >> that reminds us it's november. >> that's right. >> jeff being on the float will be a big draw. >> yes. >> some people might be coming out to see the giants as well. >> a few other people of note, not just jeff. i'll be out there strolling market street, that's for sure. it's a good

we are going to see cold air foush the east. that is going to make way for the next weathermaker as we see this cold front pushing into california. it is going to be more about the rain than cold air with this system heading into saturday's forecast. let's get you the timeline on this rainfall. 6:00 p.m. on friday still dry. cloud cover increasing. 6:00 a.m. on saturday rainfall starts. going to stay with us through 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 p.m. on saturday. saturday evening and through sunday looks dry. for the first part of your weekend we see the chance of rainfall. for the shoppers headed out, make sure you bundle up. rare cold area for the bay areas. 20s at 6:00 a.m. you are going to need the gloves and scarf at hat, too. temperatures in the mid 20s in the north bay and the low 30s in the east bay as we have been mentioning. tomorrow is going to rebound nicely with all of our sunshine, 55 in san jose, right at the peninsula low to mid 50s. we will see this trend into oakland and for the north bay as well after that record c

we're getting some rain moving into the north barks pet nins la, and the east bay. by the afternoon, and snow at about 2300 feet, and a threat for wednesday afternoon when temperatures could go into the 20s and 30s. see you tomorrow. >> bye bye. >>> for the sixth time in four years, uc regents have raised tuition. we understand the need to raise revenue. what's wrong is the lack of transparency and how these decisions are made and why there is no means for appeal. i'm suzanne shaw. nbc bay area believes the regents closed door sessions should end. we have the right to know what alternatives are discussed, what cuts are made at the top in the layers between president, chancellors, vice chancellors and deans. and why are 18 of the 26 regions appointed for 12-year terms? where is the accountability for a world class public university, the taxpayers' university. we deserve more democracy. we urge our new governor, jerry brown, official president of the regents to open up all the meetings and the debate. tell us what you think at nb cediri .c.omce tonight, j