bart had originally hoped to have the service restored by 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.. now they're saying no served service until further notice. let's go to mike pelton. >> no service until further notice. a bart spokesperson came out and broke the bad news about half an hour ago. that is not good news for commuters and most of them are caught off guard. bart push the time to 6:00 a.m. and then the new is stated that they would not be running and at this point bart represented as are encouraging people to have other forms of transportation and they can i give an estimated time. this is massing of the morning commute and what really played a role in last night's commute. here are pictures from late last night. bart stated that the problem is computer-related that popped up just after midnight. it stranded about 500 people and some of them did i get home until after 3:00 a.m.. >> there are multiple layers of computers that assist and run the trains and so what we have right now is as some of the computers that move this would just remotely, switching them from one route

by 9:00 a.m.pected most of it to be gone. >> speaking of lunchtime less look at the temperatures by 12 we will see mainly 60's and the bay. as we put the clock into motion you will notice today will be cooler than yesterday will hold on to upper 60s. you can expect a 10 degree drop. the winds will ramp up into the evening hour. a quick break down of your afternoon high antioch would be at 7068 degrees for hayward. the marin layer will have a cold front for the bay area it will be gusty and the winds are expected today and into tomorrow. pass that we may have the potential of rain. saturday will have a slight chance and you can expect cloudy and cool conditions for the afternoon. >> the temperatures will start to leak out starting next work week. >> the time is 6:50 a.m.. a community of march is happening today in oakland to support sasha fleischman, the 18 year-old who was set on fire on an ac transit bus. police say this incident was a hate crime. the oakland education association is promoting th

maligned the time is 6:32 a.m..ruction crews will start to dismantle the eastern span of the bay bridge. it will happen this morning. kron4 jackie sissel is live from treasure island. >> it will take a while, about three years to complete tear down the old span. it is kind of sad. starting today that part of the bridge will be the smallest. at least the first section. they anticipate but the first 15, 1,600 ft. of of the section, the top part of the deck was start to be dismantled over the next six weeks. that will start to take place at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> it was 77 years ago today november 12th, 1936 where the bay bridge, the old the bay bridge was actually open. now, we're starting to see the demolition all in all, the entire bridge will take about two to three years to completely demolished. this is on to cost about $200 million bid for tanker exxon it is a long-term project and caltran and everyone involved is telling people that you will be able to see some of it. they will have heavy equipment, dust a

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to 5:00 a.m.. how are a small handful of patrol officers going to stop vandalism in our parks all over the city. if this legislation passes, parks and recreation will be required to post new signs in all 220 parks with the new hours. where will the money come from for this one time expense? unfortunately, i this i think the only way this law will stop vandalism, would be to increase the officers which would probably cost more than savings we would realize. fourth, i'm sympathetic to the argument that i have heard from some of my constituents which is my tax dollars pay for the park and if i want to use them at 4:00 a.m. and that's my prerogative. i know people that work 12-hour shifts and if

temperatures in the mid 40s at 5:00 a.m. up to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, you'll need that light jacket with most areas still in the 60s. it is still clear in san jose. moderate air quality tomorrow. it will keep still conditions in place. magnificent view tonight. here's the good thing. the light wind will also help to keep any kind of pollen out of the atmosphere. we'll begin with those morning temperatures. you can see in the north bay some cloud cover lingering in the night hours. we're not expecting it to drop as cold as it was monday morning. mid to upper 40s back here for the east bay. 47 livermore. 46 in san jose. daytime highs go up just a little bit. some of the hottest weather will be in the extreme south bay. a little bit wind out of the bay will keep us at 74 in sunnyvale. east bay, mid 70s. livermore, danville, walnut creek, also into alamo, mid 70s. napa 77. that next chance of rainfall, the timing has been pushed back. holding off on more consistent rainfall until monday afternoon and monday evening. here's a preview of some of the

i miss 6:40 a.m..olice have arrested two suspects in a prostitution sting in millbrae. 31 year-old san francisco resident calvin williams and 24 year-old gwendolyn sasamson more arrested on charges of pimping, pandering, human trafficking and conspiracy. the two suspects were booked into the san mattel county jail. there bell said $250,000 each. >> martinez police say, that officers have arrested a man in connection with luring an underage girl, through the internet. skye oleary a 25 year-old from what the creek allegedly came to bring the best a park to meet what he believed to be at 14 year old girl for sex. police got to him instead. he was booked into the contra costa county jail on a $105,000 bond. >> right before thanksgiving a public battle between hollywood actor and ashton kutcher an wal-mart. it kutcher recently tweeted at wal-mart sang " wal-mart is your profit margin so important that you can't pay your employees enough to be above the poverty line? " the tweet included a link about an empl

by 7:00 a.m.ne there will . >> the reigned was startup break apart by the afternoon and in fact it may it ran up in intensity for wednesday morning. your 7 day or around the bay shows rain and to about thursday and dendrite weather, plenty of sunshine for thanksgiving. >> the time is 5:48 a.m.. a san francisco landmark is closing its doors this morning. coit tower which overlooks the city will close for five months to undergo extensive renovation. park officials say it has become worn down. over the coming months, crew members to work on electric co and a bath room upgrades, repairing cracks in walls and working to conserve the murals inside the building. >> this is a great opportunity. this is one of the icons of san francisco and hundreds of thousands of visitors each year all around the globe come out to see the spreathis. this is whate need to do to keep this looking great. >> the renovation work will cost $1.7 million spread the money will be coming from the city budget. >> (male annoucer): n

it >> the time now is 7:34 a.m.s morning. >> certainly coli or the weekend as we start the work week. like we can see a foggy start in some areas. >> temperatures are on the chilly side the upper '30's right now in santa rosa and novado appeared >> up for these and redwood city. >> this afternoon we are expecting to of sunshine with high clouds and a little cooler than what we saw yesterday appeared >> to the kids will get back to average 68 degrees for oakland and hayward this afternoon appeared >> 70 degrees on high for san jose appeared and 72 a high for santa rosa today. >> the winds will pick up and we have a wind advisories in effect until monday. >> we do have a chance of showers will talk more about that coming up. >> in other bay area news an elderly woman in walnut creek experienced a frightening night at a popular shopping spot. while the creek police say a 74 year old woman was brought in a parking lot just out a 9:00 p.m. thursday night. >> the woman had just finished shopping at a macy's store near no

i have been telling them that about 4:30 a.m. and at 5:00 a.m.m not telling them anything because they just do not know. what is frustrating is that they see this trend just sitting here at we have seen one rolled through at a very slow speed but the interesting thing about millbrae is this is the man up for sfo. today, is the busiest travel that for sfo. friday before the is given. they're expecting hundreds of thousands of people supported to the airport. many of those people will get there by bart and some of them would just be left hanging. maligne i >> i did have a chance to talk to one rider and this is car had to break the news. >> the you know the bart is now working? >> no. >> upholds system is down. >> i did not know that. >> it has been down since midnight. are you frustrated? >> yes. >> what would you do now? >> i would just have to drive to work. until now. >> this has been brisk. all over this area. a lot of that killed. thank you. >> as george stated earlier there are no buses and basically is a free-for-all of people are not findi

our forecast model picking up tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. with a decrease in clouds for tomorrow afternoon with still a little bit of haze lingering in the forecast. take a look at numbers for tomorrow afternoon warmest location will be in the 60s. most neighborhoods tomorrow coming down a few degrees from today's high. still pretty nice livermore 65, san jose 65, half moon bay checks and 61 the gears. your five day forecast with your weekend always in view of course tomorrow being thanksgiving we will break up the forecast for tomorrow starting out with scattered cloud cover but notice the trend we scale back on the overcast and the temperatures on track to meet the low to mid-60s. as a fairly quiet whether pattern headed into the weekend. >>> workers in new york are filling the giant balloons for tomorrow's macy's thanksgiving day parade. there were concerns high winds could ground the blues. new york police and the forecast looks good for now. sustained winds must remain below 23 miles an hour and gusts cannot exceed 34. final decision wi

don't start your holiday >> the time is 6:27 a.m.. when we return. a body was found in the east bay turns out to be a 20 year-old college student. we will have an update. >> we also have opening bell on wall street next. zçzçzçtó >> welcome back. opening bell on wall street. there was a rise in retail sales and dow futures are up 21 points. we're keeping our eye on wall street because people are spending. hopefully, the retail sales will rise due to the holiday shopping season. >> we are keeping our eye on rain here in the bay area, holding off for now, but it is not over yet. here's a live look outside at an estate in emeryville. >> we are tracking hot spots. >> we should mention that even though it is no longer training that there are still problems. you may spend out because remember, the roads have not been washed clean. we're talking about a alert with an accident that has 2 lines blocked in marin county. your normal trouble-free ride is that this morning. traffic is backing up all with the santa fell. this is of an over california. a vehicle wa

., they start at 7 a.m. at the tenderloin, i want to look at -- i mean, how much revenue do we generate from that and do we penalize people that can't get rpp in the tenderloin and have to get up earlier to move their cars if fe have a car to get to work which is a lot of our working class family ins the tenderloin, how can we move meters back to 9 a.m. and how can we rethink that evening meters, that is something in the district that i represent, i guess we have the giant stadium, something that our meters are smart enough to be able to acknowledge and not -- that was something that, you know, was ignored during the outreach process, and by the way, i think sfmta does amazing outreach, i think they do a great job of having meetings in our neighborhoods, i think it's a question of how that feedback is incorporated and i understand parking is going the continue to be a very controversial issue, i think it is a very tough one for many of us. i want to continue to have it but i would support a contract with the

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operation at 6:00 a.m. he said s.w.a.t. members arrested a man suspected of a home-invasion robbery in pleasanton and that die visionary devices were used during the operation. he did not -- he did not say what they were, but they may have generated noise. it's not clear where the operation took place. >>> we're learning more about the officer-involved shooting in fairfield that we told you about yesterday. police say the 24-year-old was on parole for robbery and had a lengthy criminal history. he was shot and killed by police yesterday after police say he tried to attack an officer with a knife. police say trailer ran from them as they were investigating a stabbing. trailer later died at the hospital. >>> oakland police are trying to figure out why a 16-year-old boy allegedly set fire to another passenger on an a.c. transit bus. the oakland high school student was arrested yesterday after police checked surveillance video from the bus. this happened monday night on the 57 bus line. police say the victim, 18-year- old luke

at 5:00 a.m. we were told 6:00 a.m.e at san that you have to just find another way altogether because there down indefinitely. >> at the millbrae station there are dozens of people who use this to go to the airport. this is the busiest day for the airport because is the friday before thanksgiving. the good nils is that we found out that sfo will provide a bus bridge from the millbrae station to the airport for people who are here. this is a little bit of good nils. as far as bart, i keep having to break the news to people, there are two more people that are just had a breakfast to. you can see the shot in their eyes. >> you know this is not running rights? >> no. are you sure? >> yes i am sure. there's no bart run indefinitely. >> all right. >> i guess of what the drive. >> do you use bart? >> the you know that bart is down? >> no. are you kidding if. i did i hear nothing about a strike. >> no it is not a strike, the system is down. >> well, i have to go get more righme a ride. >> just look at how he looks. wigans stand

they were slated to open at 6:00 a.m. but opened at 7:15 a.m. >> things happen. we are dependent on the computer system. it is what it is. >> the manager said some discounts would be offered through tomorrow to make up for the delay. >>> police shoot and kill a man who stabbed three people. ktvu's ann rubin explains what happened here and why the officer felt forced to shoot the suspect. >> reporter: the officer said he feared for his safety, so did residents has it pursuit ended in gunfire. >> reporter: san jose police say it began here with a stabbing that left two men and a woman in serious condition. no word on a motive but they believe the suspect known the victims. >> this is our home. you come home or hear it from your neighbor there is stabbings. you know? just getting dangerous here. >> reporter: from there police say the suspect ran around the corner and punched a man and took his van and led police on a pursuit, first going the wrong way on the highway and veering into a neighborhood. >> crazy. 17 miles per hour. like what is this doing? >> reporter: p

before us we have established parking hours from 5:00 a.m. to midnight. the purpose is to address the significant problems of vandalism, dumping, metal theft in our park systems. this vandalism and dumping cost parks and recreation about a million dollars a year and almost exclusively happens in the middle of the night. we've heard from parks and recreation employees that they leave work and everything is fine and return at 6:00 a.m. and things are trashed. and it happens on a remember basis and it happens in the middle of the night. right now, of the 30 largest american cities, san francisco is the only one without codified park openings and closing hours. this list of cities that have codified park hours include big cities like new york and chicago and philadelphia. smaller cities like seattle, portland and santa monica and berkeley. the hours are inconsistent, unclear and unenforceable. there is no mention of park hours in our municipal code. and about 20 years ago the parks and recreation commission passed a series of resolution establishing hours thr

to 11:00 a.m.the board of education meeting room at 555 franklin or also on friday, october 25th in the board of education room. i encourage all our families to please attend and gather the information for the enrollment process. i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to report at the fifth annual partnership recognition event the community partnership award was for you can say sex carbon monoxide for trauma training and for training to your highest needs schools. it's 23 in partnership with the superintendents were over 1 thousand 1 hundred students have been directly impacted. the schools that partnered with our uc f hearts program has had an decrease in violence. they've given over 1 hundred hours to our unified school district staff. i'd like to aggravated assault on behalf of san francisco unified school district dr. joyce and kim from our officer who were recipients of the award. thank you for all the support for our families in the schools. you i'd like to mention that the ninth and tenth

under a wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. on friday. two of the areas i'm most concerned about at this point are the east bay and also for the north bay. the entire east bay right now, under this wind advisory. hills above 1,000 feet will likely see over 70 miles per hour at this point. this includes all of the north bay, as well. winds ranging from 40 to 70 miles per hour. so, the bottom line on this wind at this point, that has now turned deadly, over the next 18 hours. we'll see the winds gust up here across the bay area. the worst of it in the east and for the north bay. with the recent rains, you can expect more downed power lines. it is likely to get a lot worse as we could see the gusts continuing here. we're going to detail the forecast and how the wind is going to impact the morning temperatures, coming up. >>> we have new details involving a hate crime investigation. we first reported the allegations last night. and it quickly turned into a national story. a black and white issue at san jose state has the school embarrassed an

the spaceship is expected to land in 2016. >> the time now is 6:27 a.m.. we are all working on several developing stories on the kron4 morning nils. mike pelton is live a vallejo this morning. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. the opening bell on wall street. the ps 4 is out. we are waiting for their numbers to come out. dow futures are up by 53. there is a drop in the number of americans selling out applications for unemploymentfiling for unemploy >> there was an accident that was blocking two lanes but because of the proximity of the toll plaza they had to turn the metering lights on. they were turned on before 5:30 a.m.. this is a region of the way into the macarthur mayes. it is over 22 minutes from highway 24. your ride through the bay bridge is slower we are already looking at it 25 minutes commute time as you have from hercules to berkeley. >> we are picking up my mind here is a live look as storm tracker 4. if you will notice that it is just want to be a few sprinkles and interstate 580. rain intensified as a san ramon and just light rain

maligned the time is 8:34 a.m. >> the time is 8:34 a.m.. is planned by crime and violence. oakland still does not have a curfew law in place. supporters and opponents of the proposal fought over it well into the night. kron4 will tran is in front of the oakland police department with why the police are not fully supporting the curfew. >> you would think that would be all for this but they have seen 600 crimes committed by teenagers. they stated that they're not afford. they stated that they already are down with your officers and that they have better things to do with my police officers than to make sure children are indoors with their parents. he stated that banks, but no thanks. we were at the city hall meeting and it got pretty hot. >> oakland has tried to do this before and this becomes law, this third time around them teenagers, anyone under 18 when have to be inside from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m.. this is every day of the week. if it is during the school with them they need to be inside or a school from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.. i had

the last train will leave at 12:25 a.m. the last blue line train to largo town center leaves at 1:23 a.m. the trains will close as usual but customers will be able to exit along all lines of service. >> 4:49 now. after more than one month on the road, the capital tree arised in the district today. it should arrive around 10:00 this morned. it is an 88-foot spruce from washington state. next friday, house speaker boehner and a student from washington state will light the tree. >> and, the tree is bringing cold weather. these are the coldest temperatures we've seen in months, but it didn't keep skaters away from the ice rink. they say the best way to stay warm is keep moving. >> as you continue to skate around, you can't feel it. >> you feel warm now in. >> i am, exeat for my toes. >> keep telling yourself that. sunday was almost 10 degrees colder than the average high of mid january, which is the dead of winter. >> we should know. >> we were out running the 5k yesterday and it is true, you have to keep moving. >> the big thi

future cast 4 is highlighting that by 10:00 a.m. the rain will continue. by 11:00 a.m.ay area will be having wets weather. we will be what for lunch. you can see pretty good downpours. by 2:00 p.m. and own words it will start to move out of here. >> you can still see that we will hold on for the chance of showers as you are picking up your charger and read by this evening, the evening commission monday as wet. otherwise the showers will die down. tomorrow, we're holding on to a little chance of a lingering shower. today you will need your brain embolus and all of your other rain gear. rain be will be dryer and warmer and the winds will pick up on friday. it was the high winds for the higher elevations. the highs today will generally be in the '60s. >> align >> stephen curry will not play against the memphis grizzlies tonight because of what the team is calling a curry was injured in the fourth quarter of golden state's 98-87 victory at utah on monday night. the star point guard left the game after hitting his head on the court in a scramble for a loose ball when marvin

. >> between 9:30 a.m. and about 11:00 a.m., no one really knows about martin macneill's whereabouts, and he had been at work that morning, certainly. and we know he was back at work by 11:00, because he places a phone call at 11:00 from his office. and had placed a phone call about 9:30, about 9:26 or so, i believe, from his office. but there's about an hour and a half period of time where no one really knows where martin is. >> in his closing argument, the defense pounced on one central fact in the case, three medical examiners all determined michele macneill died of natural causes. >> she had conducted her

the cops were called three differt times. 1:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. and 5:30. he h over 100 guests. one of them was reportedly snoop dogg. i don't get why snoop dogg rties with justin bieber.

at 10 a.m.the police chief will call him to rescue a damsel in distress and then he will have to apprehend someone so that he can grab lunch and a crowd will alert the penguin and kidnap a mascot. he would check is aping winter at&t park and then he was say blue silk. he will put into the madness. >> i'd talk to people in australia and from the magazine. they're going to have lunch with the bat kid and bat man. we are expected to see a lot of people present. this is off for a little boy hopefully will the through his leukemia. >> miles on really has all the resources and he will have a sidekick along with the bat mobile. he is ready to go assuming that he saved the city a celebration is going to be planned and the mayor will present him with a key to the city. >> this is the best day ever! >> will be right back. >> welcome back. >> happy friday. take a look at how clear it is. this is a live look from our mount tam the camera. it is not as windy as it was yesterday. as we take a look at your bat

tomorrow portions of highway 101 in novato will be closed from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.. it won't be a solid closer. chp is going to close sections of 101 in 15-minute intervals. partial closer is to allow pg&e crews to install new power lines. be aware of that if you are traveling there at that time tomorrow morning. we also, of course, want to be aware of the weather. >> boy, was it warm yesterday. >> yeah, shocking. >> if you are ready for fall weather, are you will like the weekend. increasing winds, few clouds, and cooler temperatures for everyone all weekend long. and may be in our seven-day outlook. i'll have a look at that when we return. >> thank, lisa. also next, the revealing 911 calls from the nursing home where more than a dozen patients were abandoned and how much did state workers really know? and also a facebook app that can turn you i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to re

the winds translate down to the surface. 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m. in the morning we will feel strong winds. wind gusts tonight maybe up to 60 miles per hour. tomorrow gusty winds in the morning and a nice day for your friday. sunny and warmer. winds heat things up. wind advisory is all encompassing. this is hayward, this is shows. you get the idea. the wind advisory should be dropped for most of us say, 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. around 10:00 a.m. they should go down. higher elevations. here is the key. 45 miles per hour winds in the valleys. north bay and east bay. 45 miles per hour winds. that is a lot of wind. that is where we live. a lot of people will be impacted by the winds. this high pressure is the reason for that. we talked about that. also the reason for the warm highs for your friday. numbers in the upper 60s. 68 san jose. some areas 70. there is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. you see plenty of sunshine. notice here, saturday and sunday. this is the inland temperature for lows. freezing level. very cool. sat

tuesday 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.temperatures low to mid 30's and so if you have sensitive plant bring them inside or cover them. could see possible frost damage and may see ice lawn in the morning. temperatures first they think in the morning. 34 santa rosa. 35 degrees in nap a.may see few low 30's around healdsburg, calistoga, 39 clover dale. 39 santa cruz. most other areas slaen as 39 and other 80's in the 40's so definitely a cool to chilly star. exploring camera showing you crystal clear sky over san francisco financial directs. temperatures right now in the low skid exploratorium oakland so not really terribly cold ye yet. 55 san jose. 52 half moon bay look at the view from the tower cam are san francisco under clear skies. no fog. 52 in santa rosa. in the 60's around fairfield. livermore. here is camera from east bay hills camera how breezy it is mostly clear morning patchy frost. sunny mild next 2 afternoon and looking at cloudy cooler weather by the time we head into the weekend. here's what is going to bring

. >> the valium at 12:00 a.m. the fenergen at 1:30 a.m. then gave her two percocets at 1:30 a.m. a.m. >> alction sister macneill is the most important witness for the prosecution. because she monitored the drugs her mother was taking and kept a logbook. she was suspicious of her father because she found her mother overmedicated the first day she was home. and alexis went back to school. the next day her mother was dead. >> reporter: it was only years later that they were able to convince authorities to take another look at their mother's death. and once they did, they learned a lot more about macneill and his seemingly bizarre behavior. starting with the 911 call where macneill either hung up on the dispatcher or was disconnected twice and provided the wrong address. >> okay, is she conscious? >> reporter: this meant lost precious minutes in the fight to save michelle's life. and maybe most troubling? he said he couldn't remove his dying wife from the bathtub alone. >> did you get her out of the water? >> i can't. i let the water out. >> reporter: next-door neighbor doug daniels

anyone under the age of 18 must be off the streets between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. every single day. and 8:30:00 a.m. and 1:30:00 p.m. on school days. city council men has been advocating a curfew. juvenile violence has gone too far. more than 600 of oakland's robberies involved a juvenile as a suspect. a curfew has been tried before and it's been nothing but controversial. >> get them off the street because they're not going to solve their chemistry exam being out at midnight, hanging out on fruit veil. >> they are primarily symbolic. they have virtually no impact on youth crime. >> reporter: now, critics say that a curfew law leads to nothing but racial profiling and also diverts resources, police officer resources to other areas where they could be fighting in other o areas. >> what's the fine if a kid gets caught disoobeying the curfew. >> if they're caught during a public space or being in a car, they can face anything from fines, community service, jail time. parents could potentially get penalized. of course this is in the talking phase. we have to wait and s

the time6:40 a.m..ity marathon of return after a one-year absence with big crowds,-security and a familiar champion. jegeoffrey mutai successfully defended his title, while fellow lke nyan priscah jeptoo cat from behind to win the women's race. fans again packed 26.2 mi. course. the 2012 new york city marathon was canceled because of the devastation of super storm sandy, but not before many new yorkers work and raised by initial plans to hold the race. the race and drew a record of more than 50 dolphin people to start race. >> and clothing jesus spotted at the new york city marathon. this guy and costume got the attention of many people along the 2.6 to ma route. the side of the messiah among a parted see of runners was reported by dozens of witnesses. >> tell us what you think by joining the conversation on our facebook page. >> we will be right back. coming up, the biggest gun show in northern california takes place right here in the bay area. plus, we will have more on the forecast. >> welcome back.

it will not happen by 5:00 a.m. and now they are hoping for can a.m. after midnight they had technical problems and passenger were stranded on trains. the people did not have -- they got stuck on the trains and were stranded on trains at the bart officials tried to get them where they were going. they lost power and the computer was not communicating properly with the trains. >> we have been here 30 minutes. we got tired waiting. they said we had "massive delays." i don't know what "massive delays" means. >> it took an hour and a half and they got all of the people to the final destination. it took a while because they had to manually crank the switches into place. they are trying to fix the problem. they said this is not wind-related. they are hoping for a 6:00 a.m. start but at this point, do not plan on bart. >> breaking news: firefighters in napa are working against the wind to contain a wildfire that caused evacuations of neighbors. the fire is burning near soda canyon road. flames have spread across 350 acres sin it started last night and the nap

:00 a.m. thanksgiving day. we will tell you why that's making a whole lot of customers really mad. >>> first up, the tragedy in the philippines from a massive storm that could end up being the strongest ever to hit land. while the government's official death toll stands at 138, red cross estimates as many as 1200 people have been killed by super typhoon haiyan. a thousand of those deaths believed to be in one town, the city of talk la van. trees are blocking roads and communication lines are down. torrential rains, plus the storm surge put entire town underwater. many that died are believed to have drowned. to give you an idea how big it was, this is what it was like from space. an astronaut took this picture of the typhoon today from the international space station. keep in mind, this storm was three and a half times more powerful than hurricane katrina. with supplies running out and looting, they're facing insurmountable challenges. andrew stevens rode out the typhoon and describes what he i

things started to taper off until 2:00 a.m. and then would pick up again at 11:00 a.m.hen i look behind me and look at the shoppers, i don't see people endowed with tons and tons of bags. definitely a cautious atmosphere. people looking for the best deals and wage wages are stagnan the united states. but for those shoppers who come armed with smart phones and tablets there is an array of apps to help them target the very best deals. let your smart phone be your guide. shoppers may be browse center stores but they're using apps to find the best deals. >> there is going to be an enormous surge in the role that apps play. >> ecommerce sells this season will hit $80 billion and a lot of that will be done on smart phones and tablets. >> app developers are figuring out how to create shopping experiences that are on par and in a lot of cases better than what you get in the store. there is an opportunity to learn more about the product, watch demo videos, what it does and how it works. >> reporter: survey shows smart phone owners have three or four shopping apps. nearly half of

midnight to 10:00 a.m., 20 to 30 miles per hour. we don't have wind advisories in place but you will notice an increase. closer to the surface, temperatures dropping off. patchy frost out there, especially in the north bay valleys here. santa rosa 37. napa 36. lots of 40s to start out monday morning, san francisco, san jose 43 degrees and lots of 40s towards livermore and antioch. san jose tomorrow starting out the day 7:00, 43. lunchtime 60. lots of sunshine for monday and afternoon high upper 60s and temperatures trending up over the next few days. after a cold start tomorrow morning with patchy frost, we have a freeze warning for parts of mendocino, lower 30s. san francisco 65 degrees. hayward 68. more 60s. warmest locations in the 70s, livermore, gilroy. santa cruz upper 60s. 68 degrees. here is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, the weekend coming up in a half hour. over the next few days for tomorrow, break out the forecast for you. morning hours with temperatures in the 30s and 40s at 7:00 a.m. bundle

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at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning kind of a foggy start but it will start to bring -- burn back off the coast tomorrow afternoon and will be a cooler day with the coastal clouds just hanging tough. let me take you ahead to monday morning 35k a.m. just in time for that commute. clouds will be with us. a cold front to the north. this is 3:00 by the afternoon. you'll notice increasing clouds and this is 4:00 a.m. tuesday. this is the tail end of the cold front we've been watching. it looks like mainly the north bay. this is 5:00 a.m. heading out probably from santa rosa points northward. the line could possibly see stray showers and after that it falls apart as it makes its way out of here. really from the golden gate bridge northward is the best chance of seeing isolated showers as we head into tuesday. the latter part of the work week looks great. warmer still. heading to the game tomorrow, the wind will pick up more onshore wind components. cloudiness there. temperatures the mid to low 60s for the nin

streets closed 7:45 a.m. to 9 a.m. so expect the streets just outside at&t park to be shut down along the waterfront and the race ends at city hall. sounds like a fun time to me. the bay bridge commute leaving oakland heading into san francisco it is wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems getting into the city and once you're in the city remember, parking meters will not be enforced that's a look at "kcbs traffic." the highlights. here's lawrence. >> you have to stop now, liza? [ laughter ] >> i wish you could just keep going! >> oh, i love ya! [ laughter ] >> hey, guys, around the bay area today. a lot of clouds streaming overhead. happy thanksgiving. looks like we are in for a very nice day ahead weather-wise. we'll see a few clouds continuing to move across our skies. temperatures a little chilly in some of the valleys down to 42 in concord, 36 degrees in santa rosa. and san jose checking in at 47 this morning. high clouds throughout the day, plenty of sunshine in between and then more sunshine and some

between about 4:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m., rain showers will be moving in. that's when we'll get the cold blast of arctic air moving into the region. we'll see some cold blast of air mixing in. and between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., we'll taper to sprinkles and flurries in some spots. now, here we go with the amounts. we're looking at about 3 to 6 inches, where that winter weather advisory is in effect in portions of allegheny and cumberland. counties in maryland, we'll see a trace to a possible coating. for a portion of central maryland and northeastern maryland. but southern maryland and the eastern shore and lower eastern shore, we're looking at mainly rain, possibly mixing in with a few snowflakes. i'll have more coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. back to you inside. >> all right, chelsea and bob. thank you both. check this with wjz for first warning weather coverage. we'll keep you updated on any threat of severe weather, along with any information on closings and delays. >> at the center of the firestorm