. >> reporter: nguyen was an airmen for the rescue wing.me he was just awarded outstanding airmen of the year. they are grieving a life cut short by the unpredictable dangers of mother nature. inside this milpitas home, those who died kim nguyen are taking it hard. missing him most is his son. >> not having him around is very difficult, for me not having my best friend is very difficult. >> reporter: the family held out hope all day as rescue crews frantically searched under water. his father desperate to find him. >> you want to go down there and you want to jump to the ocean. >> reporter: nguyen's body was recovered the next day. born in san jose and raised in milpitas. for the last two years, nguyen worked full time for the air base. serving as a volunteer coach for the milpitas soccer league with dreaming to play with mls. >> i am so proud of my son. >> reporter: knew web -- nguyen had fished there before. >> if you don't respect the ocean, it just can take you by surprise. >> reporter: nguyen's family just hope that others will heed th

i'm betty nguyen. it's 5 a.m. on the east coast. this is the scene in ferguson. it resembles other fires that have burned overnight as the call for calm lasted only minutes as tensions exploded. now the violence was in response to the grand jury's decision not to indict officer darren wilson and shooting death of michael brown in the early morning darkness. top law enforcement officials offered the latest details on this unrest. >> i really don't have any hesitation in telling you that i didn't see a lot of peaceful protest out there tonight and i'm disappointed about that. i'm not saying that there weren't folks out there for the right reason. but i'm saying unfortunately this spun out of control, and frankly what i'm seeing tonight and i've been up there all evening right in the middle of it along with captain johnson what i've seen tonight is probably much worse than the worse night we ever had in august. >> last august we talked about the out of towners came into our community. well, our community has got to take some responsibility for what happened tonight,

i love the "more butter." >> and the kid holding the turkey. >>> i'm betty nguyen.ok" on msnbc. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. >>> on this vote, the yeas were 59, the nays are 41. the 60-vote threshold having not been achieved, the bill is not passed. >> that's it. just one vote shy. keystone xl fails to make it past the senate. what that means for the fate of the pipeline and for senator mary landrieu's chance ms. the louisiana run-off election. >>> drivers beware, the feds calling on millions more cars to be included in air bag recalls. we have the cars for you. and busted. batch a dad try and talk tough to these little boys. oh, my god, look at those faces. they tried to get quarantined after an unfortunate paint episode. you got to see it. this is "way too early." ♪ >>> those kids are cute. hi, i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, november 19, welcome to wait wait, the show that has a lot of compassion from those who suffer from laughing fits in serious situations. wait until you see this dad try to be tough on those boys. they're saying i

i'm vicky nguyen. a warning for parents. police want you to see a sketch of this man who went after a 7-year-old girl in a public bathroom. >>> they're church is gone, but they're faith is not. the emotional night for a south bay congregation. >>> why protesters will be out in force at levi stadium today. you're watching today in the bay. let's give you a live look outside now from our photographer's live cam. that is san jose. a bit hazy but we have sunny skies ahead. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm vicky nguyen. anthony slaughter is here with a look at our microclimate forecast. things a lot different. not so wet this week. >> we have some dense fog in the east bay. you can see from our dublin cam this is what it looks like now. if you're doing any traveling it's very thick this morning. down to about 100 feet. you want to take it easy and go slow this morning. that fog will burn after by 9:00 many the east bay. we'll see sunny skies. traveling especially on friday or saturday after thanksgiving, well it could be

. >> do you think that diminishing economic power of media companies plays a role in this nguyen her toship, and if so -- this new censorship? absolutely. it's fundamental. there's a recalibration that has been taking place of the power of the media itself, and the institutional media in particular. when you talk about threats against journalists, repressive government or nonstate actors -- the thing that kept journalist safe is that they were useful. i you wanted to communicate to your own population, and certainly internationally can the only mechanism was journalists. and the information environment has completely -- is completely different now and that is no long their case. used to be if you got kidnapped by nasty folks, your argument was, hey, if you don't let me go i'm not go to be able to tell your story. that's kind of laughable now. that's not going to get you out of any dicey situation. so, it's also -- i was just in turkey and we had a meeting meeh president aired juan. and they -- erdogan, and he came interest the meeting with the defiant posture, journalists, all journa

i'm betty nguyen. this is "first look.""way too early" starts now. >>> come divisive errors is just one title the scathing report of new details of the failure of the secret service to protect the president and white house from an intruder. with congress's future control thands of the gop are we headed for another government shutdown. the trouble that bone and mitch kneel else facing from conservatives. and bill clinton and george w. bush share their love for one another with brotherly teasing on social media. this is "way too early." ♪ >>> thank you. here we go, everybody. good morning i'm thomas roberts. it's friday, november 14th. welcome to "way too early." that from, the presidential one will face the test as their loved ones talking to it out. we start at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. a new report has been released about white house security and breach that happened there in september. department of homeland security report out now faults secret service agents for nearly a dozen performance organizational and technical fa

i'm betty nguyen. breaking news out of austin. one male suspect dead after a police involved shooting. want to give you live pictures from the scene of that shooting in downtown austin. for now, all police are saying is that they were tipped off about a suspected shooter via twitter. the associated press reports that a suspected gunman allegedly shot at several downtown buildings. police shut down a section of a highway and even evacuated police headquarters. the alleged shooter has been killed and, of course, we will give you more details as they come in. >>> but also this morning, other big news, millions are getting their shop on. the holiday frenzy playing out all over. my goodness. they're running over each other. in the uk, the hunt for hot deals turned dangerous. shoppers losing their cool. the police stepped in to help with that. how are things here? nbc's jay gray is at minnesota's mall of america. good morning, jay. how is it looking there? >> reporter: good morning to you, betty. shoppers coming in waves. we had the lat

candidate nguyen is leading by 258 votes. the winner replaces madison nguyen. >> in richmond there has been situation of gang related violence. >> tuesday night, the iron triangle was the scene of a shooting where teenagers were injured, all hispanic. friday night a 16-year-old was shot and killed in front of this house. 30 minutes later a 29-year-old, charles jackson was killed in a drive by shooting. it didn't end there. a 21-year-old and 50-year-old were also shot. >> some shootings later this week, we feel is gang violence. >> police say some others were victims of a feud between african american rival gangs concentrated in north richmond and in central richmond. four of the teens attend richmond high. >> that is sad when a 16-year-old can't go outside and just play. >> this teacher just moved to richmond from salinas. >> there is a >> school was out today, and yesterday sh but students at soccer practice were told about counselling >> there is a team coming out to work with students and staff. they'll be here all day to

candidate nguyen is leading by 258 votes. the winner replaces madison nguyen. >> in richmond there has been a situation of gang related violence. >> tuesday night, the iron triangle was the scene of a shooting where teenagers were injured, all hispanic. friday night a 16-year-old was shot and killed in front of this house. 30 minutes later a 29-year-old, charles jackson was killed in a drive by shooting. it didn't end there. a 21-year-old and 50-year-old were also shot. >> some shootings later this week, we feel is gang violence. >> police say some others were victims of a feud between african american rival gangs concentrated in north richmond and in central richmond. four of the teens attend richmond high. >> that is sad when a 16-year-old can't go outside and just play. >> this teacher just moved to richmond from salinas. >> there is a >> school was out today, and yesterday sh but students at soccer practice were told about counselling >> there is a team coming out to work with students and staff. they'll be here all day t

nguyen and his wife plan to take a vacation to "get our heads straight" and figure out what to do withse to take the cash option, the cash payout, over the next 25 years. >> take a vacation to determine how to spend your money. >> got to think about it, a million ways to spent it. >> going to be a good vacation, yeah. >> before we go, how's it looking for the rest of the week? >> the sunset's coming a little bit sooner with our time change. you can see a beautiful shot here from our emeryville camera arehigh clouds moving in. a dry forecast the next 24 hours. let's take you to the election day forecast, voting tomorrow. south bay 75. san francisco 70. tri-valleys 76. and for the north bay also mid-fy 70s. mostly sunny skies everywhere. in the morning you'll need a jacket. >> get out and vote tomorrow. >>> on our broadcast tonight, cliffhanger. we're just hours from elections across the country. with so many battleground races too close to call and big power up for grabs. >>> early blast. record cold and it's barely november. the earliest snow ever in some places. is it any sign of thin

investigative reporter vicky nguyen is here to explain what she's recovered, and vicky, we're talking about the u.s. post al service. >> right, jess. 550,000 people work for the postal service nationwide, but what happens when one of those workers is injured? who calls 911 and what's the policy for getting help? we raise these questions after a postal worker was found badly hurt at a facility in oakland. time. we seem to pay attention to it on the when it matters. like the moment when a father becomes a grandfather. or the passage of a milestone, 25 years of major. >> they call us the perfect family. >> reporter: for larnie makashem time was the only thing that mattered the night her husband sam lay critically injured waiting for help. >> it's so sad because i can imagine him fighting for his life. >> reporter: this was sam's second home, the postal processing and distribution center in west oakland. it's where he operated a letter-sorting machine on the overnight shift. >> he worked there for 20 years. very dedicated, honest. everybody loved him. >> no one saw what happened. but on a

chris nguyen is live in san pablo, where one hospital is making it easy for people to stay protected. >> reporter: yeah, employees here at doctors medical center have been out here since about 2:30. they're hosting a free drive-through flu shot click infor adults. it is winding downright now. as we've been learning throughout the afternoon from people who have stopped by, they have appreciated this hospital's commitment to the community. the sun is bright, no sign of winter, but flu season has just begun. >> aching from head to toe. sweating. just miserable. that's the best way to describe it. >> and you don't want to ever go through that again. >> ever. ever since that, i've always got a flu shot every year. >> reporter: an easy way for members to get their shots. >> i even dressed so that it would be easy from the car. but i appreciate the convenience. and my friends have all been saying have you gotten your flu shot yet? >> reporter: these drive-through clinics are nothing new, but with recent concerns about ebolaing the chance for the medical community to set the people straight.

i'm betty nguyen a dramatic kidnapping case out of pennsylvania has ended on a positive note. 22-year-old carlesha freeland-gaither was snatched off the streets of philadelphia on sunday. she has been found alive and is now recovering in a maryland hospital. her alleged kidnapper is behind bars. nbc's kurt gregory has the latest. >> reporter: tonight the fbi, and the philadelphia police department have great news, that carlesha freeland has been rescued. her abductor has been arrested. >> reporter: applause rang out at the announcement that carlesha freeland-gaither had been found in maryland. the 22-year-old was kidnapped sunday evening taken right off a philadelphia street. her violent struggle captured on surveillance video, but it was that video and surveillance cameras at a bank and a grocery store that led police to the suspect, 37-year-old delvin barnes. >> with the help of the media and many, many citizens who called in tips, we were able to identify this individual, identify his car and track it into maryland. >> reporter: barnes is being held on a warrant out of virginia for att

i'm chris nguyen, carolyn tyler has the day off. let's start the show by sending it over to lisa argen. these tracking live doppler 7hd for us >> hi, chris. the heaviest rain is around half moon bay and the coast. you can see the yellows and reds. a moderate rain here. elsewhere it's been light throughout the morning hours. but half moon bay down to highway 1, all the way down to santa cruz, we are looking at some pretty moderate rain. over on the peninsula, mountain view and through sunnyvale looking at light to moderate rain. taking it further east over the hills east of milpitas, the heavier showers. finally hayward, milpitas, union city getting in on the act. here's a shot of san lorenzo and hayward and oakland looking at light activity. and highway 24, we take you into the north bay and it's guy fret marin up through sonoma. the activity will continue to taper off throughout the morning and afternoon hours. some scattered light showers and then breaks through the 2:00, 3:00 hours. maybe a few peaks of sun. a stronger system is

i'm chris nguyen, carolyn tyler has the day off. lisa argen is here.o lunch, slowly probably need a rain jacket, right? >> absolutely. we will take you around san rafael, and west yard the coast looking at a moderate shower. around oakland, miranda and lafayette, light activity up through vallejo. a

professor nguyen. >> thank you. before i start i want to just thank humanities tennessee for organizing the southern festival of books, or pressure schwartz, my co-panelist and especially to a you all for showing up on this rainy day. so nearly 50 years ago today actually the training as we all know was pairing to get involved in a faraway conflict in southeast asia. action over the next 10 years or so the united states will be preparing itself for the 15th anniversary of the signal events of that war. up until 2025. so basically as a result, since over the past 50 years we have nearly some 35,000 studies on that conflict. but i contend we still do not know a lot about that were. there's so much that we don't understand, particularly about the vietnamese perspectives. and so based on never before seen archival materials from vietnam, ma i was the first to get into the ministry of foreign affairs archives, what i do in this book in "hanoi's war" i examine the context in which vietnam went to war and which the united

vicky nguyen is here with what we have uncovered. >> reporter: we know the state provides thousands ofcines every year to limit the spread of flu. when we looked at how many vaccines make it out to the public, we found a lot of waste and very little oversight. now health experts are raising concerns if counties can't handle routine distribution of flu vaccine how will they respond to another disease outbreak. >> are you ready? come sit over here with me. >> reporter: alemeda county launched shoe the flu. it's part of massive public health campaign to district some 20,000 vaccines over next couple month pps. >> are you a little scared? >> reporter: it's working. >> that's it. >> there are estimates that anywhere from 110 to 190,000 illnesses are caused by flu every year. >> reporter: she says the county works with 22 partners ranging from health clinics thoemless shelters. >> thanks. >> i think we're proactive and our partners are proactive. >> it's already over. it's already over. >> reporter: not all counties appear to be as pro-active. the investigative unit looked at the past five y

i'm vickie nguyen. let's get a check of your forecast with anthony slaughter. >> good morning the you. it's sunday. just a few minutes ago i had a sneeze attack. they come in ways. >> we are waking up to clouds out there. we'll see a filtered sunshine look through the sky. tomorrow and tuesday we'll be looking at clouds increasing and rain is set to return to the bay area as we head towards wednesday. that will be good enough to wash off that pollen in the air now. now you can see we're in the 40s and 50s. over the most part 60 in france wi san francisco with the steady ocean breeze. near 70 in the south bay and the tri-valley. we have rain in forecast. we'll talk about that in a bit. >> looks nice out there. thank you. >>> construction work on the bay bridge has been shifted to overnight to prevent traffic back ups. now that is creating a whole host of noise issues for people who live near the bridge. the new plan means crews will work overnight. this is plan b because daytime work was causing such a t

i'm vicky nguyen. four people dead in the north bay boating accident. what they didn't do that could have saved their lives. >>> bay area doctors on their way to the ebola hot zone. >>> hundreds of thousands packed the streets for the world series victory parade. did the ride home set the transit record that were set at the 2012 parades? this is today in the bay. >>> your time now 7:00. we're giving you a live look at san francisco. clear skies but very chilly. good morning and thanks for joining us. let's check in on your mic microclimate forecast. good to see you back. i've missed you. >> it's good to have you back. we're looking at clear skies. it's cold out there this morning. you may have had to flip that heater on overnight. we're at 36 degrees in hillsburg. you can notice an avenrage of lw to mid-40s. lart later on this afternoon we'll see clear skies across the board. we'll see if there's any rain in our future and get you into this next workweek coming up in a bit. >>> a deadly start just hours into the bay area crabbing season. four people die

---y cabe mencionar definitivamente a la vice-alcaldeza "madison nguyen" quien con lagrimas en los ojostado como su familia pas momentos economicos muy dificiles mientras ella crecia. ---el voto qued siete a tres para aprobar un impuesto de 17 dolares por pie cuadrado en las nuevas viviendas construidas para rentar empezando en 2016. ---por supuesto, una votacion importante para las personas que simplemente ya no tienen los medios economicos para vivir en san jose. ---sentimientos encontrados entre los representantes del concejo municipal y es que incluso algunos argumentan que la ciudad simplemente no ha hecho lo suficiente por las familias de escasos recursos. ---incluso se habla de contruir mas apartamentos para ayudar a estas familias. katherine live se espera que los contructores desafien esta medida en corte y que las primeras unidades residenciales para familias de bajos ingresos no sean contruidas hasta 2019. pregunta anchors for katherine caterine, el argumento que utiliza la vice- alcaldeza, como bien lo mencionabas, tiene razones personales? asi es... en su discurso, ella dij

vicky nguyen explains. >> what happens when a postal worker is injured?rker badly hurt at a facility in oakland. time. we seem to pay attention to it only when it matters. like the moment when a father becomes a grandfather or the passage of a milestone. 25 years of marriage. >> they call us a perfect family. >> time was the only thing that mattered the night her husband sam lay critically injured waiting for help. >> it's so sad because i can imagine him fighting for his life. >> this was sam's second home, the postal processing and distribution center in west oakland. it's where he operated a letter sorting machine on the overnight shift. >> he worked there for 28 years. very dedicated, very honest. everybody loved him. >> no one saw what happened, but on august 8th, co-workers found sam lying on his back with blood coming from his mouth and ears. down from an apparent head injury. as we learned from an internal post office investigation, employees reported finding sam between 3:00 and 3:30 in the morning. but dispatch records show the first 911 call di

chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> federal health officials say there is no reason any woman should ever dieical cancer. the centers for disease control said the pap smear is the most powerful tool in the history of medicine to detect precancerous change. quite a statement. yet, experts say nearly 8 million women who should get the screening have not. 12,000 americanomen will be diagnosed with cervical cancer this year, and more than 4,000 will die from it. >>> some of the new products unveiled today by local startups. >> how they could make life better for you and your pets as better for you and your pets as well. a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast nbcuniversal. bringing media and technology together for you. >>> a group of entrepreneurs unveiled their latest robotic evingss today in san francisco. >> jonathan bloom gives you a look at the futurist

chip kelly was the first nguyen thguy onthe field. >>> with mark sanchez he andersoearnedthe game san-chise. he and his family are thrilled for this opportunity. >> you know, it's very exciting. it exciting for my family, for my nephew, he is, a couple of years ago he was getting to the age he can understand what is going on my uncle is playing professional football. now he knows. when we lost in san francisco he is crying. he gets it. that is fun for me. my brothers, dad, my mom they are all thrilled. >> we will be teaming one phl17, the countdown the kickoff at 8:00. then the kickoff eagles and panthers at 8:30 on phl17. can you wait. we want to see if the eagles can get 7--2 ducis. live at the linc, back to you at the studio. >>> thank you. they are a common item in millions of households the laundry pods send hundreds of children to the hospital. the push for tighter safety standards coming up. >>> fighting against ebola around the world. how the you tech company is raising money to combat the crisis. >>> and the update on the accuweather forecast when "action news at 5:00" continues in

khiem nguyen had recently received a reward. with his friends when a wave took him under water. his body was recovered the next day. relatives say he was passionate about serving his country and his community. he was also a part-time youth soccer coach. >> very difficult on how to describe him. i can say i'm so proud of my son. >> a massachusetts for him will be held next friday. online donations will go into a trust fund for his 7-year-old son. >>> the department of homeland security says a series of secret service mistakes allow an intruder to get into the white house. omar gonzalez jumped over the white house fence and ran into the white house. the secret service alarm systems and their radios didn't work properly and many of the secret service agents on duty at the time did not see gonzalez as he climbed over the white house fence. the officer that is supposed to release security dogs he was in a van without his radio ear piece in and talking on his personal cell phone. >>> urban outfitters is raising controversy. selling th

i'm chris nguyen, carolyn tyler has the day off. lisa argen is here. if carolyn is going out to lunch, slowly probably need a rain jacket, right? >> absolutely. we will take you around san rafael, and west yard the coast looking at a moderate shower. around oakland, miranda and lafayette, light activity up through vallejo. a heavier cell pushed through martinez. and on the peninsula and the south bay still looking at some showers. they are light, but it definitely is keeping the roadway slick through san jose, willow glen, santa clara and back westward through sunnyvale. off the coast there is some thunderstorm activity that's pushing toward the central coast. we won't see these thunderstorms but we will see the rain lift into the bay. we will talk about totals, the break, and the next system that is slated for the next 24 to 36 hours. chris. >> thank you very much, lisa. as she mentioned, rain. certainly a welcome sight in the bay area this weekend as the state deals with a drought. abc7 news reporter sergio quinn taken no has more from milbrae on wha

i'm chris nguyen. fog sneaking around in parts of the bay. let's send it over to lisa argen tracking the accuweather for forecast for us. >>> looking at live doppler 7 hd. some of the low clouds off the coast here. also up in the north bay where we've been looking at reduced visibility towards the delta and a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. we can see some of the cloud cover. temperatures 40s and 50s. 50 in morgan hill. 52 in mountain view. and here's how it looks for the rest of the day starting out with some sunshine but high clouds will invade parts of the bay today. so overall we'll call it partly sunny and temperatures in the narrow range. low 60s at the coast. look for upper 60s out towards concord, livermore and about 67 palo alto and san jose. a look at when the next rain heads our way a bit later. >>> some passengers fleeing out of oakland international airport were put on another flight this morning after their original plane struck a bird in the sky. here is a picture of the flight path. abc 7 news reporter sergio

i'm chris nguyen.driver accused of causing a deadly roll over accident. police say 23 ye-year-old toliv was drunk when he t-boned his white toyota highlander into a red nissan suv. the crash killed the driver of the suv and seriously injured the passenger. toliver tried running away, but witnesses held him to the ground until police came and arrested him. he now faces vehicular manslaughter, hit-and-run, and dui charges. >>> 39 californian state senate staffers are look iing for new jobs. new senate president can cut dozens of positions yesterday. he said the move was needed to avoid a multimillion dollar defic deficit. the can cuts will affect the secretarial pool along with the office of research and other administrative positions. >>> time now is 7:57 and let's get a check of the weather with lisa. >> hi there, chris. it is soggy out there. things are winding down in the north bay but picking up in the east bay and pennsylvaninsula. around hayward and 680, union city, san mateo very light rain. some

i'm chris nguyen.mark leno will not be running for san francisco mayor against incumbent ed lee next year. according to the san fr"san fra chronicle," leno has decided that now is not the time to run despite being approached by residents upset about the direction of the city under lee. in particular some residents voiced concerns about risinging rents and the influx of tech companies. a poll released back in april indicate that had leno could have beaten lee in a matchup for the mayor's seat. >>> happening today, a youth basketball tournament will honor a b.a.r.t. police officer killed in the line of duety. the all saints catholic youth organization will dedicate to tommy smith. he was accidentally can killed in january by a fellow office er while they were searching an apartment. smith's father will also be honored at the event. he attended the all saints school in hayward and was active in catholic youth organization sports. today's memorial basketball tournament is from 10:00 to 5:00 at the parrish

>> ♪ >> my name is nguyen van quy. i live in hanoi and i compose instrumental music.e written a total of nine sonatas for piano and violin. this is the second theme. >> ♪ >> i live here with beethoven. i have learned so much from him. it's thanks to german music that i've been able to write my sonatas. sometimes i sit here and talk to beethoven and find inspiration that way. he is my master. ♪ this is a german piano, an alexander herrmann. i bought it in 1957, i think. i use a german piano to compose my music. europeans call me the beethoven of vietnam, and quy, the master of sonatas. here, this is the certificate. it makes me proud. ♪ nowadays, the world is dominated by american music. everyone performs pop, rap, and other kinds of music, which i think are a bit too disorderly. thank you for visiting me. i hope you enjoy the rest of your stay in vietnam. ♪ >> what a charming man. now bio-invaders sound like an , army. in fact, they often feel like one to native species. they can arrive from all over. it's more than just coincidence that the main routes for bio-invade

reporting live in san pablo, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> thank you, chris. >>> spencer christian is on assignment. >> he's in san jose. we'll get to him in just a few minutes. here with us is drew tooma. i can live with a weekend of 80 degrees and sunny. >> i think i can, too. it's a fall treat out here. it's sunny, the wind is light, and it's comfortable by most n standards. we're not finding any moisture out there. generally clear skies with a few clouds just to our north. we'll take you outside, a live look from our emeriville camera. sunshine in full effect. a gorgeous afternoon right now. temperatures 66 in san francisco. 60s in oakland and moffett hill. another glorious shot from our camera. we see 70s in santa rosa and napa. many locations enjoying this mild air in november. the golden gate bridge camera showing some folks taking in the sights of the cool evening. grab the jacket, but you can ditch it in the afternoon with temperatures once again running into the 60s and 70s. and if you like this warm air, you're going to love the weekend forecast. i'll have the warm numbers

. >> and third grader christopher nguyen is only in the third grade but he plays like a pro.isten in. ♪ ♪ >>> starting out with thick fog this morning. inside the peninsula this afternoon. 71 in palo alto and 73 degrees in sunnyvale and the south bay. and some thick fog and visibility is an eighth of a mile now in san jose. but lots of sunshine this afternoon. into the east bay some mid 70s and mild temperatures running a little bit above the average for this time of year. looks like about 75 degrees many pleasant hill and -- in pleasant mill and 71 in berkeley. in the north bay becoming mostly sunny today too. about 74 in the napa valley and 72-degrees in san rafael. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. >>> thank you lawrence. 6:42 and a little business now. stocks soared to new highs to end last week in record territory. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. the threat of the connection we saw about a month ago seems pretty far back in the distance now. pushing the dow and s&p to three straight record closes last week got some big help

i'm chris nguyen. we're on the storm watch for you that morning.ook outside with some of our abc 7 cameras right now. the time is 8:30 and you can see here the golden gate bridge. no major accidents to report s despite the rain. that's the good news but moving to our kgo roof cam a live look this morning at the embarcadero. you can see drivers still dealing with a slick commute. moving down to the south bay, a clear commute along 101 in san jose, but you're not out of the woods just yet. lisa argen is here now with live doppler 7 hd. lisa? >> hi, chris. good morning to you. we have fog and also some breezy winds to boot with the wet weather. so the front has moved through parts of the north bay but we'll take you in for a radar tour. you can see still the southern half of marin county is wet. richmond, san rafael bridge over into the east bay, hercules, wet weather. berkeley a bit after break now with mist and drizzle there through oakland. more very light rain through san leandro, hayward, the san ramone valley but over on the peninsula some break

. >>> now to the latest in sports, over to my colleague betty nguyen. good morning. >> good morning, milissa. sunday night football right here on nbc. giants versus my cowboys at metlife stadium. what a game. odell beckham jr. with a spectacular one-handed grab that left fans in disbelief. the 43-yard touchdown gave the giants a 14-3 lead in the second quarter. late in the game, cowboys, 24-21, eli manning rolls out and hitsed a r adrian robinson for ahead. then dez bryant in the back of the end zone, clinches it. cowboys win 31-28. >>> now to mile high, denver and dolphins. ryan tannehill finds mike wallace on the diving grab. dolphins up 21-10. peyton manning strike to demaryius thomas. late in the fourth quarter, broncos up. tannehill connects for the four. they get a two-point conversion. in the end, broncos hold on 39-36. >>> in atlanta, the browns managed to pull off a victory, even with three interceptions. a last second field goal seals it for cleveland 26-24. >>> the pack downed their rival vikings 24-21. >>> last night, the induction into the

. >>> right now let's get to the sports with my friend betty nguyen. >> was thursday night football in jeopardy? a bizarre theft occurred. a multimillion dollar tv production truck was stolen from the parking lot of a miami hotel tuesday night. luckily, though, police were able to track down thewheeler w equipment inside. the cab is still missing. >>> ryan tannehill threw for two late touchdowns. that helped the dolphins break a three-game losing streak with the 22-9 win over the bills. >>> to the hard court, the mavericks notched the biggest win ever last night with a 123-70 victory over the winless 76ers. that is a whopping 53-point smackdo smackdown. >> yes, yes, yes! when it counts, yes! >> it is a buzzer beater finish in memphis. the grizzlies came from 26 points down to beat the kings 111-110. bulls derrick rose took a spill during the final minutes of the win over the raptors. he slipped and fell on the drive. out for the rest of the game to nurse a sore left hamstring. he'll be evaluated back in chicago. >>> a day after winning the cy young award, clayton kershaw takes the mvp

. >>> now time for the latest in sports and i'll go over to my friend betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> thanks, dara. monday night football with another miracle blowout between the eagles and panthers. >> 55 yards, throws to the 35. hits the accelerator, throws at the 30. darren sproles gone. >> the eagles dominated. newton was sacked nine times and the eagles 45-21 victory. >>> the cavs hosted the pelicans. the cavs went to work second half. kyrie irving and lebron james, game high 32 points each. james finishes with a triple-double in the 118-111 win. >>> on the ice, bruins/devils. check out this shot. between the legs, while skating backwards. send that one to the highlight reel. the bruins win 4-2. >>> major league baseball announced the rookie of the year award. the unanimous winner from the american league is white sox third baseman jose abreu, he led the league with a .581 slugging percentage. mets pitcher degrom took the title in the other league. >>> orlando thomas died from complications from als. thomas played seven seasons in the nfl. he was only 42 y

." >>> sports, i'll turn it over to my colleague betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, milissa. a sunday night blowout, packers and bears. the first half, aaron rodgers threw for six touchdowns, to tie his franchise record and match the nfl record for half. 42-0 in the third. jared boykins blocks a punt. >>> cardinals quarterback carson palmer was carted off the field during the fourth quarter. he went down with a left knee injury. the team fears it is a torn acl but they continue to keep the nfl's best record with a 31-14 win over the rams. >>> lions' calvin johnson made a strong debut back on the field against the dolphins, but the play of the day from the guy suspending him. did you see that? brent grimes makes an incredible one-handed be grab in the end zone. that may be the interception of the year. the lions take the victory 20-16. >>> the jets were lined up at victory formation against the steelers. that didn't stop mike mitchell from jumping over the line to get the ball from michael vick. that did not sit well with the jets

i'll turn it over to my colleague betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, milissa. we begin with monday night football. >> from the 20, mettenburger has thrown a pick six. downfield, and the former steeler is going to score a touchdown. >> the giants took a 17-13 lead at the half and added another touchdown in the third but the steelers rallied big time in the fourth. running back levean bell rushed for 204 yards and a touchdown. that lifted the steelers to a come from behind 27-24 win. >>> there was a jimmy fallon citing at sunday night's game. the colts mascot tried to use a giant fallon head to distract the pats kicker. obviously it didn't work. the pats made the kick and jimmy's head isn't really that big. at least we don't think so. >>> to college hoops. eighth ranked florida loses its first game of the season against miami. the hurricanes and gators 32-game home winning streak with a 69-67 win. stanford beats uconn in overtime. that ends the huskies 47-game winning streak. stanford ended uconn's record-breaking 90-game winning streak in december 2010. >>> jose

. >>> now for the latest in sports, i turn it over to my colleague betty nguyen. >> we begin with nbcday night football, patriots and colts, big matchup between earthqua quarterback tom brady and andrew luck. jonas gray rushed for 199 yards and a franchise record four touchdowns. he led the patriots to a 42-20 victory over the colts. >>> the cardinals continue to win. quarterback drew stanton threw touchdown passes to michael floyd in their first two possessions. the team has won six in a row and have an nfl best 9-1 record. >>> check out this poor sportsmanship in new orleans after scoring bengals jermaine gresham tosses the ball to a fan in the stands. a saints fan makes the pick and keeps it, even after some begging on national television. that saints fan was no saint but this did have a happy ending. the saints organization gave the bengals fan another ball, even though they lost at home 27-10. >>> the chase for the sprint cup wrapped up yesterday in miami. kevin harvick won to capture his first sprint cup championship. chaos in the lawn. a european championship qualifier between

. >>> and now it is time to the latest in sports with my friend betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, dara. we begin with college football. wake forest gets the early lead on 21st ranked clemson. the tigers clawed their way back. tie at 20 in the fourth, clemson runs away with the win, 34-20. houston, mano ginobili sat out and tim duncan. dwight howard, welcome to the alley-oop party. howard scoring a whopping 32 points and 16 rebounds in the 98-81 victory. >>> a very scary moment on the ice. check out this hiss. daniel winet collided with another player and took a hard fall. no one likes to see an injury like this. the leaves said he was alert and moving after he was taken by stretcher off the ice. >>> the u.s. little league world series champed visited the white house. the team from chicago posed for photos in the oval office with president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. >>> the nfl will play three games in london next year at wembley stadium, including the first ever division game played overseas between the miami dolphins and new

." >>> now the latest in sports and we'll send it over to my colleague betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, dara. the raiders are no longer winless. they beat the chiefs in a thursday night football showdown. raiders running back lataveus murray ran for two touchdowns including this 90-yard run to give oakland an early lead. but he'll leave the game after a helmet-to-helmet hit later in the second with under two minutes to go. rookie qb derek carr finds james jones in the end zone. that stuns the chiefs with a 24-20 win. the raiders snap a 16-game losing streak. >>> on the ice the caps and avalanche tied at 2-2 in the second period. caps star alex ovechkin makes his incredible shot for the game winner. one more time, shall we? see this thing? he banks it off the backboards and taps it in. caps win, 3-2. >>> u.s. goalkeeper tim howard was named the u.s. soccer male athlete of the year. his second time winning. in july howard set a world cup record with 15 saves against belgium in the round of 16. >>> a touching gift. bengals player devon still posted thi

." >>> now to the latest in sports from my friend betty nguyen. good morning. >> good morning, dara. king james and the cavs looking for their second win of the season. lebron coming off a dismal 11-point performance before, but last night he racked up 31 points. he shoots 12 for 12 at the line to tie things up with three seconds left on the clock. then this. >> fires it off to hayward. a dribble, a setback, the jumper. yes! >> jazz win it 102-100 at the buzzer. cavs fall to 1-3. james no longer in miami, the hornets snap a 16-game losing streak against the heat with a 96-89 win. and derrick rose returned to the court last night, after missing two games with ankle sprains. rose with 13 points and 95-86 win over the bucks. >>> lionel messy tied for most career goals scored. messy ties that record at 71 goals after scoring twice in barcelona's 2-0 victory against ajax. >>> marcus lattimore is retiring from the nfl after never playing a single down. drafted by san francisco and 2013, the 23-year-old was placed on the injured list for a knee injury he

. >> i'm betty nguyen this is first look on nbc.s roberts starts right now. >> is there anything you could have done differently that would have prevented that killing from taking place. >> nothing. >> no. >> and you're absolutely convinced when you look through your heart and your mind that if michael brown were white, this should have gone down in exactly the same way. >> yes. >> no question. >> no question. >> so officer darren wilson breaking his silence after being cleared in the shooting death of michael brown. why he said he had no other option but to shoot and there was nothing in retrospect he would do differently. and if you're not yet where you need to be for thanksgiving good luck because we're tracking a winner storm that could be a mess for you that have the holiday travel out there plus the long lines that you're going to see at the ticket counter. and it is back. we're going to kick off the holiday season by waking up one of the current giant of football. recently said that the best body in the nfl but did you know h

investigative reporter vicky nguyen joins us with the story. >> reporter: 550,000 people work for the united states postal service. according to the usps policy, if they come across a co-worker who's been hurt, they have to find a supervisor or call the on-site postal police. the policy dictates they are not to call 911 directly. employees are now demanding changes to that policy after a worker was found badly hurt at a po postal facility in oakland. according to an internal post office investigation, sam mikosha was found lying on his back, bleeding from the head. co-workers saw him between 3 c. and 3:30 a.m. but the first call to 911 didn't come in until 3:53. >> we're talking about a human life here. and seconds matter. >> if that had been you or your loved one, this is how you would have wanted the response handled? if it was me i'd want somebody to take care of me right away. >> reporter: we have results of the agency's internal investigation and why the usps defends its policy banning employees from calling 911 first. we'll also tell you how our report is already prompting chang

alexander nguyen took the top prize after winning in the california lottery's second chance program. he says he plans to take his wife on vacation. want to see the world for free? >> well, if you're canadian and your name is elizabeth gallagher, you're in luck. i got the first part right. i'm not canadian, though. jordan exon ibooked the 18 day trip for himself and his girl friend. then they broke up. the trip is next month. jordan doesn't want to waste the extra ticket, so he's offering it to anyone with his ex's name and a canadian passport. >> isn't there a country western song about that? >> it is if you spin it backwards. play it backwards and you'll get your dog back, your girl friend back and the trip is all good. >> sounds like the offensive line for a certain football team i know. >> did pablo take the giants offer? what a new baseball manager said that will guarantee him a job for life. you'll hear that next. ,, man: i get why people like denny's new pumpkin pancakes. first of all, they're light and fluffy, topped with pumpkin whipped cream and cinnamon sugar and only $4.99

nguyen wants to assure every vote is counted. >> nothing we can even hint or detect of irregularity. >> reporter: esparza is just as curious about what happens next. >> i'm not sure what the future holds. just trying to keep an open mind and make sure everybody's vote counts. >> reporter: as of this morning, there were 4400 provisional ballots left to be counted. santa clara county hopes to have final numbers by sunday. the election will be certified on december 2nd and any possible recount would happen after that date. chris winn, abc 7 news. >>> travel headaches. coming up next, will passengers be inconvenienced now that asiana is told to stop flying to sfo? >>> a lot of students from oakland never think they can go to berkeley. >> the head of uc berkeley is the talk of oakland high school. why students are paying close attention. >>> and the show goes on. hollywood comes north to help napa recover from the earthquake. we're live at tonight's big event. >>> expect to pay more if you fly to south korea. that's what travel experts are saying about the effect of a 45 day suspension fo

. >> reporter: chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> congratulations to her. >>> a big question, what is theo longer just one like elmo, or the cabbage patch doll from past years. experts say the hot gifts this year, anything from transformers, to teenage mutant ninja turtles. and anything from the movie "frozen." and tvs. for the tech-savvy kids and grown-ups, the iphones and xbox 1. >>> go pro is coming out with a drone version of their popular camera. they'll start selling mini helicopters equipped with the high definition cameras late next year. >>> electronic tablets for kids are expected to be a hot gift. "consumer reports" has reports on the best tablets for your kids. michael finney has the details. >> the boys and girls "consumer reports" brought in to check out the kids' tablets were quickly mesmerized. "consumer reports" tested 17 tablets in the labs, checking for battery life, display, readability and bright light and responsiveness. a kid who can easily use his parents' device will be frustrated with sluggish performance. so you need a responsive screen. this test says, how toug

. >> i'm betty nguyen. this is your "first look" on msnbc.with thomas roberts" starts right now. >> all eyes are on us now. >> the whole world is watching. >> our children are watching. >> let's make them proud. >> proud to be a st. louisan. >> proud of how we move forward. >> the st. louis rams advertising for calm in the region as the missouri governor declares a state of emergency before the grand jury even hands down a decision in the shooting death of michael brown. >>> old man winter comes a calling. at or below freezing in all 50 states today, so pull out those puffer coats, we've got one frigid forecast for you. >>> and then, killer wedding? why this woman says she wants to marry that guy, convicted mass murderer charles manson, as soon as next month! the wedding beats. this is "way too early." ♪ your love's got me looking so crazy right now ♪ ♪ >> hey, hey, everybody! good morning, i'm thomas roberts, tuesday, november 18th. welcome to "way too early," the show that doesn't like to judge love, until now. we've got the bride of chucky