we'll take you through the area. this has flooding reported as well as we look all over the bay a couple of key spots, but that's why i'm pointing them out because everywhere else looks calm but definitely wet and slick as well. northbound 680 right here headed in towards sunol, we have flooding reportedly involved with a crash as well. vehicles being removed to the shoulder and taking a while. about five or ten-minute delay through the area, just to use caution northbound. over here on the other side looking at westbound 84, your commute direction across that dumbarton bridge, that crash still may have to remove vehicles from two lanes. that's the alert chp issued so avoid the dumbarton bridge if you can. slick on the peninsula but the crash cleared in menlo park. back to you. >> this rain can cause a lot of problems. that's why we're covering it so extensively for you. if you're planning to hit the road, in fact, soon, for the thanksgiving travel, going to be a wet one. it will take a while. >> it could, meteorologi

i'm over a mile away from the area. ust see emergency services driving towards the incident itself. obviously still in need of emergency resources heading in that direction. >> and owen, real quickly, how big of an area is cordoned off? do you know? >> it was very sizable because i cycled -- i tried to cycle to a different area and all traffic on the major roads averted. so the area around london bridge is all cordoned off and the area was being evacuated so people were running in a different direction to leave the cordoned-off area. but it's a significant part of obviously a major part of inner london. as you probably know, we've seen the incidents that happened, of course in 2017 there was a terrorist attack in that very area. so london bridge, borrow market, nearby, they already conjure up in people's heads in london, you know, a terrible incident, took place only in 2017. >> right. owen jones, we really appreciate you taking the time with us. sending you our best and please do stay safe. thank you for that update liv

>>by projectiles alonhighway one oh one in the prune dale area. >>maybe 04:05pm, monday a van carrying 6 people was hit by an objects it passed the san juan road exit off highway one oh one near the red barn. no one was hurt. but a window was shattered chp officer jessica langlais new >>the van was traveling southbound and to was struck in the rear driver's side window. last friday, a school bus carrying the carmeligh school football team was hit. >>there have been 5 minor injurie associated with 42 such attacks since february so this is happening both northbound and southbound along the one oh one in the prone to area we have seen a few. >>along highway one 56 you're the oak lls, the area, but the majority of them are happening alg highway one 56 to the monterey county line. >>worried about copy cash the chp war say exactly what is hitting the vehicles. ghway neighbor freddie truffle says he's scared to get behind the wheel these days it could be some sort of gun or something years sling shot her. >>i just don't think that throwing a rock off the

this map shows the areas that could be impacted. it's a small pocket in the oakley area. also parts of marin, sonoma, napa, and solano counties. south bay not affected at this point. mark matthews is in mill valley, one of the communities that could see the lights go off this wednesday. mark. >> reporter: and some of the communities are talking about spending money to keep the lights on but they're talking ability keeping traffic lights on like the one you see behind me, traffic lights that went dark when pg&e cut the power in october. have you seen this? a couple of cars collide at a santa rosa intersection during the first shut off. not everyone understood a dark intersection means a four-way stop. >> everyone forgot how to negotiate when there was no traffic lights, no blinking lights. >> reporter: that's brian cobare backing a city proposal to spend $70,000 to equip the town's 11 traffic lights with back up batteries and generators to keep the traffic lights on. >> it's going to come out of our general fund. >> reporter: in fact, several marin counties are considering

but look at that rain coming down in the bay area's we take for a closer look. you can see some of those showers popping up some heavier bands now making their way into parts of the south bay they will get some downpours are really taking the better part of the day to get the rain in that direction otherwise the showers continuing across san francisco stretching into union city parts of the east bay too and then the main cold front is actually just beginning to move into the north bay where they've seen the most significant rainfall so far some of those are rain totals upwards of a half an inch of rain so far and there's plenty more to come. in fact there is some concern tonight and some of the north bay that we're looking at the possibility of some flash flooding. so some advisories have been posted in those areas and the north bay specially in and around the contained fire of the burn areas not able hold out water there's just not the root systems from up last there so certainly concern that we could see some flash flooding there. but this storm season looks li

we've had enough rain now come to the middle of the bay area. onal weather service has actually issued a flood advisory. that is the low-grade watch vehicle just because we had so much rain, that it's quite possible right to the heart of the bay where you see that big band of heavy rain. look at that organized band of yellow, orange, and red which extends right to the bay area. the flood advisory covers the areas that have been impacted so far by the heavy rain, and i will likely continue to impact over the next few hours. let's come in and watch the detail on this. we will start down here on the peninsula. from half moon bay extending all the way toward san mateo, that is a very well organized , intense rain which has hung up right now at this location. we can follow it across the bay right over to oakland international airport. that is where you've got the red return right there. we had a 50 an mile an hour got out there within the last hour, as that big heavy band of rain come through, you get the strongest wind right with it, and we could fol

that there was a stabbing reported in the area. a number injured as you can hear there, perhaps the police now on horseback trying to clear the area. again, it's a very populated part of london. >> give us a little bit of the logistics here, just so people who haven't been there can understand the london bridgetself. don't want folks who may not be familiar to confuse it. it is an iconic landmark, the london bridge there. some people who have been to the east coast of the united states and know the area around the brooklyn bridge and what we call the area underneath the brooklyn bridge, it's kind of similar to that, in that it's an area that was once less populated, but has become very, very popular. i go to the burrough market area pretty much ever time i go to london, and what i've noticed is there's almost not a time where that area is not packed wall to wall with people. >> that's exactly what i'm seeing now. there are a lot of people out on the street. many of them curious to see exactly what's going on. again, this is a very u

a flash flood watch for later today also including the burn areas over the kincaid fire area and areas downstream. as we get into wednesday are snow levels will continue to fall and will have scattered showers in the forecast. getting into the holiday we may start out with a few scattered showers but it looks like the afternoon will be mostly dry and breezy. when i come back i will have a timeline of the system on its arrival and how much rainfall i expect we will get and will detail your holiday coming up. >> thanksgiving is just two days away. be prepared for delays. >> we're live along the shore freeway. and we have a look at the holiday travel. >>reporter: hi, guys. thankfully i only have a five minute drive to get where i need to be thanks giving dinner but a lot of people are planning to take a trip. if you're planning on heading out tomorrow be prepared for traffic to back up. >> whether you are braving the roads for this thanksgiving or sitting at home to avoid sitting in traffic. >> it is too crowded. >>reporter: holiday travel is underway. aaa says 50 million people across th

that is one of the larger areas in the city. we don't quite have large areas like pc opened and san mateo counties. we have large watershed lands. there are 27.75-acres. we have number two on this slide here. right across the street from clarendon elementary school. we have the summit reservoir up the hi hill. then we have our twin peaks which is number four. the only reservoir feeding to the emergency firefighting water system. i want to orient everyone to where they are located. what are the proactive measures we are taking on these lands? removing leaf litter, underbrush, creating fuel breaks 30 to 100 feet, managing grass lands and shrubs. tree trimming and removal of dead trees. what is really important to us is working with neighbors to identify property ownership and responsibility. a lot of times these are old lands with old, old real estate maps. it is my land or p.u.c. land? we went with a constituent recently around confusion whose land it was. we meet with the homeowners to make sure it is very clear. what are the mor

they were on the rivers in this area. earlier, when we were talking about coverlet's, we talked about james rossi, inventor of the steamboat. he developed a process and showed it to george washington. we have a model of the steamboat on the state museum collection. some have referred to him as the first engineer in the country. been a lot ofhas first in production manufacturing borrow the history of the united states. one of the leaders is the china company that produced more china than any other company in the world. today, you know it for fiesta where. they are also very big in dinnerware. madevirginia not only china, but glass, one of the top producers of glassware. michael owens developed the first automated bottling plants for the production of glass bottles. highway was the largest producer of sheet glass of anybody in the world at a time. when you talk about west virginia leading the way in production, in manufacturing, coal is one of the resources that has shaped the history of west virginia. i goes back, it actual

>>the bay area. >>this hour as a powerful storm moves through bringing widespread and much needed rain. >>and whether you're heading home or heading out of town the wet weather making for some dangerous road conditions out there, especially if you're trying to go to the tahoe. we're see our area there are blizzard like conditions on the highways there and thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ken when i. >>pam moore we have team coverage this evening from all across the bay area kron four's dan kerman live in the north bay where one city is still dealing with the effects of last winter's weather. michelle kingston is in the east bay and walnut creek. but first we go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the storm lawrence how much rain we get. probably going to see another inch. >>maybe a little bit more than that some parts of the area overnight tonight but we're really just kind of get into this. we've seen the lighter amounts coming to look at the storm system what a gorgeous storm is ju

all 3 phases the area. e whichever way they're trying to do a a a what are multiple ways, but it's just it's impressive how productive they are a consistent basi >>now on the other hanthe raiders got flat out embarrassed by the jets last week. t what is the best way to get an embarrassing loss out of your head. you go out and beat the 2 time dending division champs in their house of course that's easier said than done, but it's exactly what the raiders are trying to do this weekend in fact their cars own 5 in his career at kansas city and the raiders haven't won at arrowhead since 2012 the last time these 2 teams matched up the chiefs beat the raiders 28 to 10 at the coliseum in week 2 kansas city scored all 28 of their points in the 2nd quarter. jon gruden realizes his squad will have to be much sharper this time around. >>you know we expect them to do some of the things worked again. i would you know your chance cru matchup personnel was some other guys so yeah there's a. >>ere's a lot of value in looking

. >> it's cold. >> it is very cold here in the bay area. >> crazy right. so we had 100 -degree weather over the summer and now it's freezing. >> he woke up and the water was a solid block of ice. he said i'm not doing this anymore. >>. >> we're feeling it. >> hi rosemary, i didn't see you standing there. >> if you are getting out to do some ed a jacket. 4 4 in downtown san francisco and into the south bay a chilly 38 degrees for you santa rosa. let's go to the north where some of 0 our colder conditions into the 20s. and 31 over areas of petaluma. east bay locations 33 reported in lafayette. 38 in orinda. goes until 9:00 this morning for our frost advisory. inner east bay as well as our south bay. just take it easy out there. bring in the pets if you haven't already. it is a chilly one. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs and i'm tracking your next storm that comes in on the weekend coming up. >>> we're tracking developing news right now. three adults, two minors now in jail. in connection with a shooting at a target store police say the suspects were

. >>> vice president mike pence is here in the bay area. it is the last stop for him on a quick california trip to pump up president donald trump's funding and also encourage the space program. they are in nasa and he will be speaking there this morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike pence will be here later on today and he is arriving around 2:30 pm and there is a sign behind us and if you move in, it is actually welcoming him here once he does arrive in a couple of hours. this visit is not just about touring the research facility but also about talking about space exploration, specifically putting the first woman on the moon. they arrived in the bay area last night on air force two. they left before 7:00 integrated by the nasa ames director and members of the republican party. they will tour the research center and then they will talk to 200 employees they will discuss the plans to land the first woman on the moon and the next man on the moon by 2024. i think it is good for him to show his face and other parts of the country and let peop

and much of the bay area is t day. with a looktow t you have the na app you could also get a look at the radar and track well. we're going to see the rain moving into san francisco and oakland and areas to the north by 2:30 this afternoon. we see it pushing into parts of the east bay, the peninsula and into the south bay by this evening. but some of the heavier rain will still be falling in the north bay at 5:00 and that is during that evening commute. and then we see it quickly rushing to the south. after that it turns scattered and we could see the potential of thunderstorms into tomorrow. once again rain totals from three quarters of an inch to over an inch and a half. especially for the north bay. it is also going to be very windy this evening. those winds picking up at 50 to possibly 55 miles per hour. and that is not just the north bay. that ish winds will push up waves along the coast and we're up coast we'll have breakers an that could reach up to 27 feet starting tonight. and for the sierra, not a lot of snow.

wet roads here in the bay area and snow up in the bay area won't make it any easier. we're live in oakland right now with christina rendon to tell us about road conditions. >> yes, we waited until wednesday and today is the busiest travel day of the holiday season. a look right o shoulder. this is a live look at interstate today. it is going to be jam packed with travelers. the complicated thing is the fact it's slick out here on the roads because of the overnight storm. this afternoon between 2:00 and 4:00 is going to be the worst time to hit the roads for your holiday travel. some families were headed up to tahoe yesterday trying to beat the storm but they ended up stuck on interstate 80. it was just a mess up' there. upwards of 50 crashes. >> if you can delay it please do. >> right now chain controls are in place. back here in the bay, the wet weather and so many more drivers on the road means that the treacherous conditions will continue over the next few days. slow down take it easy and again 2:00 to 4:00 today is going to be the busiest time for the bay area. eve

>>the bay area. our as a powerful storm moves through bringing widespread and much needed rain. >>and whether you're heading home or heading out of town the wet weather making for some dangerous road conditions out there, especially if you're trying to go to the tahoe. we're see our area there are blizzard like conditions on the highways there and thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ken when i. >>pam moore we have team coverage this evening from all across the bay area kron four's dan kerman live in the north bay where one city is still dealing with the effects of last winter's weather. michelle kingston is in the east bay and walnut creek. but first we go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the storm lawrence how much rain we get. probably going to see another inch. >>maybe a little bit more than that some parts of the area overnight tonight but we're really just kind of get into this. we've seen the lighter amounts coming to

that is the areas in the purple. the areas of the light blue are under a frost advisory. that is the northbay, the interior valley to the east bay and also san jose. that goes until 9 am. that is the concern here. tomorrow we start off chilly, temperatures a little warmer than today, and i about 49, at the coast 53, 55 inland. we will talk about the rain frank mentioned, it will be a big system coming and i will >>> the whole bay area is the chill. coldest overnight temperatures will be felt in the northbay. ktvu's deborah vela was in san rafael where co-folks were taking the cold weather in stride. it's freezing tonight. i just finished my dinner. shoppers arrived all bundled up and many went home with some extra warmth for the bed. >> i'm not even used to putting on my heat [ laughter ]. >> reporter: get used to it, the freeze warning north of the golden gate boasts of damage to exposed pipes, outdoor animals and plants. >> good thing we're not trying to do anything in the backyard. >> we had 100 degree weather over the summer, now we have freezing. >> reporter: of cour

then they cordoned off the area. i can still see the police are here and the area is cordoned off. cordoned off. i was waiting here for the pakistani prime minister. he was due to arrive here foran minister. he was due to arrive here for an engagement. we can still see the people here, the police, the emergency services, a lot of people outside london bridge hospital. as you are talking to us, we are watching some of the pictures that you took, some film that you talk and have kindly made available to us. and have kindly made available to us. from what you are saying, if this —— this happened about eight minutes past two. it sounds like the people you saw running towards you we re people you saw running towards you were frightened. how would you describe what they were saying? they we re describe what they were saying? they were frightened. i can see —— clearly see they didn't want to speak. they were heading towards the station. none of them wanted to speak, wanted to stop and tell us what was happening. just one person said he heard shots and they started running from the scene.

that's looks sheet for the bay area compared to normal. yea the sierra snow by the way also forcing officials to close portions of interstate 80 caltrans is discouraging travel to this year until after thanksging day if you have to travel maksure you have your chains ready to g and practice putting on the chains. >>before you have have tout on the chase and get a lot practice in snow plows and blowers had been out in full force removing ow from the lanes asquickly as they possibly can, but the snow keeps coming back. all kinds of crashes you see that overturned car. 2ar coision there as well you get the point maybeou want to sit th one out for thanksgiving and then at after the holiday go up there. >>crashes all over the place traffic is t moving. so if you can avoid it >>if you can delay it a day a day and a half 2 days. please do because it just going to me up here get stuck wh everyone else. >>to brave the snow are being urged to carry an emergency kit that includes water. food blankets make sure that you have a battery pack to charge yo

that's when potentially strong winds may return to the bay area. says up to 19 northern california counties may experience shutoffs so far no final decision has been made. as soon as this morning the utility may start to notify customers. right now three bay area counties could fill that impact. we're talking about napa, sonoma counties. we'll have more during the 5:00 a.m. hour. >>> 4:33 right now and the east bay hills is not among the places in line to lose but with the fire danger picking up, volunteers did what they could over the weekend to help reduce fire risks. >> as christie smith reports, they worked near the area that burned in the 1991 firestorm. >> reporter: the work to cut back dry weeds and grass in oakland is important to sue piper. >> we lost our home in 1991 so both of us have dedicated our lives for the last 28 years to wildfire prevention. >> reporter: her husband is hair of the oakland landscape from the world mission society church of god pitched in around the area of the north oakland regional "sportscenter." >> seems like t

shooting at saugus high school, please avoid the area. male asian suspect, black clothing, last scene at the location. deputies on scene still responding. further information to follow. still searching for the shooter according to the l.a. county sheriff's office. folks in this area will obviously know these schools. they mention rosedale and highland elementary schools being on lockdown. andrew, do stand by, see if you can gather more information. i'd love to come back in a moment. i believe i have jim cavanaugh with me. jim also on the line. jim, of course, a former fbi/atf. jim, we've seen this play out time and time again. we're watching these pictures here, left side of the screen. another high school, students leaving. it is roughly 8:25 local time there in santa clarita, california. bottom right of your screen, a number of emergency responders there, number of paramedics. what appears to be a student on a gurney. at this point we're told seven victims, at least seven, their conditions are not known. jim, what are investigators doing

>>if you plan on leaving the bay area for the thanksgiving holiday you need to be prepare the area'sy seeing significant delays. >>and all are seeing rain here southern california dealing with yet another wildfire has a dry as part of this >>for santa barbara county is under a state of emergency because of a fire this park there late monday afternoon, the cave the fire. this lets a frightening inferno conditions along some of the area. woods officials ordered evacuations as the flames advanced toward populated areas, no homes have yet burned but many homes worth several million dollars are being threatened. this blaze is 10% contained tonight, it has scorched more than 4,000 acres. firefighting resources from neighboring counties are helping to battle the fire. rainfall fortunately is expected later tonight or early tomorrow, while southern california seeing fire as the thanksgiving holiday approaches millions of americans are being threatened by snow ferocious when dangerous weather from coast to coast all while aaa predicts the second highest number of travelers and more than a dec

an easy drive coming out of the contra costa county area. we'll talk about timing and the next report comes up. i wanted to show you the rest of the bay, the freeways moving in the green zone and so is mass transit. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> a lot of love hanging out on facebook. you can make money while on facebook, the company is launching a product testing program and they need your help. coming up, how you can participate, and get some money. >>> plus a tuesday morning physics lesson. don't worry, we'll make it fun. >> i hope so. it's a little early for that. >>> looking for a gift idea, how about the latest edition of no no employee, the lodgest version of the classic game yet and it could get as if it could get any longer. coming up, what's required to win. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:15, we are getting ready for the rain and we'll be moving in later on this afternoon but as we take a live look in fremont this is quiet. not even a breeze right now. it is chilly. we'll see clouds rolling in from 42 degr

we are of heading to the bay area well not heading it'here. here's a live look from downtown truckee as we're seeing the effects higher up snow blanketing a lot of the roads up there so be extra careful if you're making way your way up into this year this holiday weekend. because you're going to need it and a lot of time topack a lot of patients a lot of time getting up there. thank yofor joining us, i'm james fletcher and i will trend in for darya folsom john sure able told us thanksgiving will b bookended yes light storms in the front and storms in the back yes so let's get what you need to know now before you and out there, hejohn it's like your leftover turkey sandwiches ys use to give it to reduce slices of bread that's things givg this time around it's the turkey between these 2 rain storms that come fore thanksgiving after thanksgiving, weo have some cloud to ground cloud to ocean lightning out offore this morning. >>you e those lightning strikes just west of the peninsula do be expecting the possibility of just this at times today aoss

we have a gallery that shows us areas of the paradise fire and what those areas look like today. >>> to germany where today they're marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, what turned out to be a pivotal moment in bringing down communism in eastern europe. european leaders attended the ceremony where one of the last parts of the wall remain. the bare yun once divided the city of berlin for 28 years. german chancellor angela merkel honored those who were imprisoned and even killed for trying to flee from east to west germany. merkel insisted 30 years later the fight for freedom worldwide still isn't over. >>> a big break through in the possible cause of the vaping related lung injuries and deaths in the u.s. the cdc says vitamin e acetate is the possible culprit behind the national outbreak of this mysterious illness. the cdc says it found the chemical in all samples taken from 29 sick patients' lungs. most of them vaped marijuana. some did use nicotine. while vitamin e acetate is found in food, supplements and skin creams, it is not harmful when applied topically.

that it looks to be un unhealthy is tally going to be areas of the santa clara area. here's a look at the cloud cover, mid and high level cloud cover over the bay area. that's prevented a lot of fog from forming this morning. it's out there. visibility is an issue once again. it's not as tough as what we saw yesterday. quarterer mile visibility along areas like oakland, livermore where we had the patchy dense fog yesterday morning, not so bad. temperatures cool out there. 49 degrees. 52 in san fran inner east bay, 45 to start your day. how about the afternoon highs? these numbers have not changed a lot. 67 for sausalito. 76 in na va toe. >> upper 60s for the east bay shore. berkley and 74 for castro valley and brentwood. to the south bay we go. 77 in morgan hill. along the peninsula mild here. 65 in san francisco. low 60s with mostly cloudy skies the entire day. for pacifica and half moon bay, here's a look at the extended forecast. a little bit of a wind and offshore breeze that is expected to develop late tonight and tomorrow. could clear out the fog a little bit. he

have kor donned off the area. and continue the investigation. the neighborhood on high alert. take a look here this is the after math of the over night stand off. that ended earlier this morning. resulting in the arrest of san jose resident. here's a look at the mug shot. he was arrested at home. for a felony out standing warrant. where police found what appeared to be several improvised explosive devices. the bomb squad has been on scene. trying to render the area safe. as we look at video, those who live on are being escorted in and outd of the area. police say the homes by the residence remain under evacuation. this is all happening across the street from the high school. where a pipe bomb was found on tuesday. the superintendent telling us it's been a challenging week for students and staff. >> there's no warning. whatsoever. social media, no anonymous tip. no phone message or letter. it just appeared. that's concerning. >> it was closed on wednesday and reopened yesterday morning and served as a shelter for th

>>we're happy report the burn area sir. well last night in spite of the heavy rn in the first storm of the year. and i think that was really it because of a lot of aggressive work being done from nearly a november 7th containment date up until that first rain we've been gog in been very aggressive. the removal of the industry within the burn area. we don't have any reports significant floods are doubly flows. so it all all ood news. you knowesults that were oh please with last night it id rain quite a bit. but it didn't very well. >>and it's it's great that rain because obviously you get the moisture in the land where if you know we do get that wave of heat and dry weather again it's and the fire risk is substantially lower obviously than it was before, but again when an area burns the way it did and you know the north bay like that. and rain foows. you know there is landslides and know you said there wasn't much in terms of landslides but is there anything that people can do to kind of. prevent allowed landslide if if ward

which is one of the areas that could go dark will? ghts are on.... for now but there is a good chance the power will be out as pge has already told us close to 24 thousand people in contra coa county will lose their power starting wednesday morning thousand people will also lo their power in alameda countythisill be the fourth time in two months pge will shutoff power as the agency ss it's trying to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfiresalthough criticare questioning the time of it all as pge announced the shutoff on the same d lawmakers grilled them over their new norm they're not the on ones unhappy as many californians are also tired and fed up <> ( darya ) thanks will ( darya ) the xt round of power shutoffs has bay area businesses and homes scrambling to get generators. a local generator business in novato says more people e choosing to rent generators because of the high cost of buying o. they believe this time around ... businesses and meowners are better prepared. <... to our fleet > ( darya ) a 20-kilowatt generator th

>>all parts of the area. >>and tt'exactly the case right now so it is important to get trying get here as early as you can it's so much easier and just better for you. and said to just get here chill inside has security that way or not rushing d running around like just saw couple sprinting to the airport with backpacks on d their dog and their hand. you don't want to behat person because it can just be so stressful on you. you have thanksgiving to lo forward to now if you have a later flight. this afternoon, you're definitely going want to get here earlier as james just said some of the worst road conditions with traffic is going to be from 2 to 4 o'clock this afternoon.o you want to make sure you get here earlier, it could take you 3 times longer to g to the airport so in terms of living in san francisco takes 30 minutes to the airport to take you in. prepare for the worst all keep you updated on coitions on flights. >>all right, thank you very much sara and don't forget to download the kron on app by the wa

priority conservation areas the flipside of that wild lands areas the region auto to prioritize at a regional scale for conservation and recreation and a new category they introduced this year called priority production areas which really reflect a lot of the work we've been doing to preserve pdr areas as important places to continue to build blue collar jobs where they pay good wages and support the region's economy. here's a map showing as it stands now the priority development areas and priority conservation areas around the region. the map on the left, the dark gray areas are the areas that local jurisdictions have submitted as priority development areas and the flipside you can see the conservation areas are the large slots of open spaces around the region. the priority development areas are concentrated around the inner bay. this is a map of san francisco's currently did i go nateed priority development areas. the map hasn't changed much over the last couple eight years. the designations are nominated by the board of supervisors and then forwarded on by the planning department t

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or how anyone got away from the area after the shooting. what we know is this party was billed on social media as a at . last night. and ended with gunfire in less than an hour. >> a quiet halloween night in gunfire just before 11:00 p.m. high in the hills where shooting at a house party left four people dead. and at least four others injured. >> when the officers arrived it was a cay yachaotic scene and t was a lot of noise and yelling and running. >> this is a video showing the house crowded with people earlier in the evening. >> 24 year-old was one of those shot and injured. shown here in a photograph with his baby daughter. hours before the party. his father says he's being treated at a local hospital. >> he got shot three or four times. >> a flier on social media called it a mansion party. the home where the shooting took place it is atop long steep driveway. it's often rented out. and there have been large parties there before. >> it was terrifying in the first moments just because we didn't know what was going on. and the neighbors w

view of all of the rain as it moves into the bay area. track it, too, on the nbc bay area app. we have the same tools on your smartphone. we're going to see as we go throughout the day mostly cloudy morning and here we are at 11:30, seeing that rain moving in the north bay, some snow in our interior mountains in the north and we're going to see some off and on showers through 3:00 to 4:00, and then approaching parts of 7:00. notice how bright this is. this is going to be some heavy rain, with some really high winds, at times 50, even possibly 60-mile-per-hour winds, so make sure everything around the house is secure, and we're going to see the potential of some spotty showers and some thunderstorms continuing into tomorrow, with some low elevation snow, and we are going to see the possibility of getting anywhere from about three quather e quarters of an e east bay and maybe over an inch nap in san anselmo. for the sierra, planning to drive to or through the sierra, at noon we're starting to see the snow falling down, starts out light but q

the areas in the area are open. this resort will celebrate its 70th anniversary tomorrow. >>> as the weather changes, we'll be tracking in all on our website and mobile app are great resources to stay in the know. right now on your screen, the lower left is a two -- take your iphone, open up the camera and point it at that code. it will take you to your weather page to stay up to date and get tailored weather radar for your area. we'll show you that qr code in a few minutes. >>> mission accomplished. tonight, pg&e is defending its decision to shut down power to tens of thousands of people in northern california last month. that move successfully prevented a number of fires. anoushah rasta joins us to tell us more about the plans and that document, anoushah? >> reporter: that's right. the utility is claiming more than 200 issuese sfarkd a fire were avoided because of the planned power outag outages. thousands of people in northern california lost power in late october when pg&e shut it down because the company was wo

you might know that today is a big day for us across the bay area. the community every holiday season, and we night your help this year as always. nbc bay area is partnering with safeway, for our tenth annual month-long feed the need food drive. our own laura garcia and marcus washington are there at the river mark store in santa clara to kick things off. good morning. thanks for joining us for this sixth early morning for you in a row. >> yes, that's okay. it is well worth it. >> it really is. you know, ten years, you said it, it is just amazing how many people we've seen over the years here, we're now at the safeway here at rivermark plaza, where people are coming in, and wanting to give. this is the time of the year where we all work together as a team, to really make some great things happen, right here in our community. help feed families in need this holiday season. >> very true, and you know the drive itself has been going on since october and not only today, it will go on through december 25th so all you have to do is come to your local safewa

some of the deputies, they are to surrounding this area. even as we were driving up, walking down these streets, through the neighborhood. hopefully we will hear something shortly. we did learn the suspect is no longer a threat. we did learn that. >> harris: what does that mea mean? >> my producer is telling me we have reports from the dash we are getting reports from the "los angeles times" that the shooter is no longer a threat. >> harris: of shooting suspect is no longer a threat. christina, i know you and your producer are working the scene, that person may be able to independently get on the line and find out. that home, that residence which is some moments ago, live, a police presence, taking a screen off a window. do you know anything, have we learned anything about that? >> we are still learning more information about that. hoping the sheriff's department, the deputies will have some sort of press conference bid so much has happened within a short amount of time. you have these reports of multiple injuries, anywhere from 3-7. of cour

it will be cold and wet and the rain hit this area at 2 am. that is the latest from the scene. >> it is so hard to believe. we are dealing with wildfires here in california while we have massive rainstorm moving into our area. john, you talked about those people forced from their homes as the fire exploded last night how did the evacuations go overall? did most people leave when told to do so? >> reporter: yes, a lot of people in the mountain communities made their moves very quickly. they have an equine effect team for the horses and trailers. they did not have a lot of warning. it was well established were some ranches and mountain community homes are. those who wanted to stay hunker down and those that could get out but out right away. those down below fearing the fire continue to move with the down canyon winds got out as well. orders cannot efficiently and clearly. with all due respect we have had several fires over the last few years so people know how to pack up and run and they did just that. we have heard no complaints about the alerts

>>in the bay area where you can check out morthan 8 million lights on display in santa clara. >>ana macy's employee strike is canled at the last minute why workers at san francisco >>employees at the flagship macy's store in san francisco's union square had threatened to go out on strike thisorningof course it's on one of the company's biggest days of the year black fray bla friday, but at the last minute they decided not to go through with a kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >>the sidewalks here uion square in front of macy's could have been school of employeesn the union on strike. but they deced to not go through with it today and push it to some other day during the holiday season, 90% ofhe over 600 may see sales asociates voted to authorize a strike. the plan was to do so today black friday, but it never happened shoppers say it would have been chaos of the strike did occur on the busiest shopping y of the year. wow. >>that's chaotic on both sides, you know for thets its know nody wants to strike the just absolutely loved being on union square on friday, joy of the shop is i t

the purple is the area still under evacuation orders. the blue is the area under an evacution warning-- which means residents are being told to be prepared to leave if the fire gets worse. and the green is the area that was once under an evacuation warning or order... and it is now clear. (ken) tens of thousands of people have been allowed to move back home...and are trying to get back into a routine.(catherine) kron four's maureen kelly talked to some people in the larkfield wikipup area near santa rosa who were glad to find their homes still standing.. (ken) senior residents at a novato complex say they were left without guidance during the p-g-and-e power shutoff over the weekend. this is at the villas at hamilton in novato. (ken) senior residents at a novato complex say they were left without guidance during the p-g-and-e power shutoff over the weekend. this is at the villas at hamilton in novato. one woman there in her 80's tripped over another resident who had fallen... others got disoriented ===and cried out for help. now the head

we'll see mostly clear sunrise for much of the bay area. as we head towards the east bay, it's going to only be 45 degrees, a cool start to the day going into the rest of the day. really nice with low 70s by early this afternoon, high temperatures today still well above normal. think about this, we should be in the lower 60s for many areas. san jose, the normal high temperature is 63 degrees but we're up to 75 today,. 73 the high in aloe alto. san francisco could be up to 70 today and 78 degrees in santa rosa. we will have a cooldown on the way. as the cold front sweeps in it will cause winds to pick up and by wednesday we could have a high fire danger for elevations above 1,000 feet. this map highlights those areas now under a fire weather watch that will be in effect from 4:00 wednesday morning until 7:00 thursday morning. this also includes much of the inland east bay hills and the san jose foothills so we will be watching out for that as this front comes in. it's also going to be very dry unfortunately, no rain associated with this, not

ji the kurdish forces out of the area which is close to the turkish border and. why doing this if the forces of the other regime have the opportunity to enter again the territory they have they haven't been before just refuse is everything in this let's take a look at that very of syria that he wants to clear clear of kurds will bring them if their plan works how will they then keep it clear this is does this mean that you will maintain a military presence in this region this is war what is to expect there was also other areas in syria like the area of rain with the where there is already it took presence military presence and presence of turkish services so all of this seems to be the plan. of this operation and we're going to bring up another mountain i was going to look at take a look at the the wider region because america's recent actions of left a lot of people stunned so if you if you look at where we have syria you know half years into a civil war with russia now the de facto power in the region lebanon in political crisis where the prime minister having

subsequent arrests showed 75% of the participants came from outside the washington area. (music) >> some came for a widely publicized weekend marathon rock festival. som came to get high. some came for some action. and some came to stop the war. (music), >> during the rock festival, hundreds of cases of drug overdose and excessive drinking were reported. a local unit set up to disseminate drug information quickly turned into emergency treatment center. the emergency physician treated over 600 narcotics cases. by midday, police aerial surveillance indicated the crowd had grown to over 25,000. early evening photos showed 45,000 had spilled over the confines of the park, posing health hazards and threatening the destruction of public property. these repeated and flagrant violations of the park permit, which was negotiated and accepted by the mayday leaders, left no alternative for the government but to close the campsite down. it was up to chief wilson to execute the revocation, the singularly challenging assignment for the metropolitan police force. at 4:00 a.m. sunday, all

not expected to bring any rain to the bay area. it will drop temperatures and really going to kick up the wind. let's take a look at the future caste model i have it started. on tuesday you see along the coastline some breezy conditions and a little bit of a wind blowing around. that is coming from the northwest starting tomorrow morning and into the afternoon and into the evening hours, notice how the bar shifts and it becomes the northeast wind. when it is a northeast wind we really save the dry conditions and the heightened fire danger. that is tomorrow night and into wednesday morning, that shade of yellow and orange and red over the central valley and sacramento valley showing you where you will see some gusty wind. as we rode through wednesday evening notice by wednesday night the wind is blowing quite strong from the coastline over areas of the north bay and the east bay. this is where we have the red flag warning moving into place. the east bay hills wind 45 miles per hour or so and could even gust stronger than that along t

forces from the area i'm joined now by our correspondents that yulia han in istanbul yulia 1st off what are these patrols about what are they trying to achieve . well the deal that you mentioned there between him. and moscow struck last week provided for the withdrawal of syrian kurdish fighters some 30 kilometers from the turkish border now ankara considers these fighters as terrorists so it was a condition for the ticket government to end its a deadly military offensive there in the north and syria so from what we understand there are ground troops now on what they calls and drones patrolling the area now an area from which russia has said some 34000 fighters have with a drawn but to turkey doesn't quite seem to believe it they said they want to use the joint patrols to confirm this and prison edwin in the past days has repeatedly threatened to restart the whole military operation if necessary all right and in the meantime yuliya president assad addressed the turkish joint turkish russian joint operation on syrian state television this is what he said. this agreement is a positive ste

a wind gust around the bay area and the entire bay area tonight could go to 45-50 miles an hour. r into tomorrow morning. a high wind warning. in the bay area it is something we don't see every day. we have a winter weather advisory for snow levels down to 2000 feet. mount diablo, mount hamilton maybe in the mountains a winter storm warning. this is the first time we have seen it all in a long time.it n there's the system. as we move into the next couple of hours the heaviest part of that system, the

just about all across the y area this morning. thisednesday, m james fletcher will trend in for darya folsom, you can probably. >>here the rain in certain parts of bay area right now the winds are high throughout the 9 you can see just all that rainfall a chest. >>yeah, made for some real slick conditions out there on the roads last night you can see again on and off showers probablthroughout the rest of the day today impacting traffic or your thanksgiving travel. >>john hopefully today a little bit lighter because last night i felt like lieutenant dan. it was yeah tht's why i got that last night and i did not leave i lt so bad for everyone traveling around. but yes, even though wdo have rainfall today guys it is definitely going to be less intense than last