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looking live at the golden gat bridge. all quiet there. the clouds up in the sky, not down on the ground,ut that's area.he cas around the bay thanks for joining us. i'kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> you're seeing a little patchy right now.und san francisco over on the leftide of the screen, san jose,ast bay looking at pches ofow clouds and fog. of course, your seven-d forecast right at the botm of as we show you san francisco, you can see the low clouds. temperates in the low 60ss get into the afternoon. so our day plann forecast today, sghtly stronger sea going to be a bit cooler. temperatures near as we hd toward 2:00. peninsula tempetures around palo alto in the mid-60s. downtown san francisco inhe upper 60s. the windsillool you down in the north bay valleys. oakland, mid-60s,ut the tri-valleytill looking fairly wa. we'll be seeing temperatures through the afternoon.ase head attentn continues to be in the late e! on typho haiyan.u the the winds are still strong enough technically to be a tegory 1 hurrican and it is

that's gat stuff. backup tard the metering lights on and the berkeley curve. >>6:58 all lanes of southbound 880n oakland back openollowing a deadly ash. the chp says the bmw was big rig before flipping overhe center divide andlamming hd on into an suv. two people were killed. >> als police in san jose oking for a suspect inhe city's 43rd homicide o the year. a man was shot and killed near montey highway early yesterday morning. >> southern california man h until tonight to claim nearly half a million dollars or hll lose it all. e mystery man bought powerba ticket back in mayatching five he has yet to claim the winnings. californiaottery hopes video that's how we know it's a guy will get him to come forward. >> you wou think the half today.t's what's happening we're back and i want to give you a liveook at t devastation from the tornados rocked the midwest. >>> good morning. day of destructi. >> oh, my d. it's coming right at us. >> some 40 tornadoes ripped through the midwkilling at least six people an

be gat s is in san diego where crews are loading up tons of supplies. >> reporter: stretching nearly 900 feet. the u.s. naval ship mercy is one of the largest hospitals in the country. its crew is on stand by. they could set sail for the phillipines as early as sunday with more than a thousand palests of food and mit meth sin. >> how many people does it take to get this ship ready? >> literally shuns of people are work together right now to prepare the ship to get underway in five days, costa helped stock the mercy last year for buy annual humanitarian mission to southeast asia it can treat nearly 300 patients a day and could help some of the 12,000 injured in the phillipines. >> the ship can hold a medical staff of 1200 people from dentists to surgeons. the military must first determine what the greatest needs are in the phillipines before they decide who to send. 5,000 sailors and marines aboard the usss gorge washington are already assisting with relief efforts. 600 u.s. troops are on the ground providing aid at least 1,000 more are on the way. >> the biggest obstacle is time. >>

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. >> gat that compani are stepping up andoingit. >> as far as the forecasts you're heading out, we have rain in the pacific northwest. mostly coastal aas, it's going to be later on today, at the top of the show showed youhe big hugetory andll the devastating pictures that we were so afraid we were going to see out of the philippines. the sto has dsipated over china. it moved in as a tropical stm yesterday, but now it's gone. we have a largetorm spinning there off the northwest coas a lot of clouds streaming from the south. it's not going to make too much progress inland. warm front has kked up to the north. onshore fl, for southern california nohward. rainfall amounts, won't be anything spectacar. british columbia wil get more, vancouver, bellingm lucky to get a quarter of an inch. portland up to seattle. monday'sforecast, it should be dry, the rain for the bigger cities on i-5 will be lat 79 degrees. >> we' take a look at the southern californi forecast for the rest of the week coming up. >>> moreomen in america getting ahold of big guns and it's may not be what you think. >>> plus, ch

that is such a gat help and aid to really help out the udent community and the entire communy. >> the university will discuss the preliminary budget which includes the proposed tuiti freeze. >> also at berkeley, a frernity partied it up there despite beg disbanded. there re concerns about hazing and after local alum and the cent graduates failed toix the problem, the administratn decid to close it. the students living at t house will be allowed to live ther until the end of their lease. >> we'll be right back. >>> fran polic are asking for the pub ling ice health identifying a body found in the bay. it was found over near ata rk. a person was walking their dog when they spotted the body. police dcribe the victim as an asian woman, 5'3"ong black hair and dark eyes. they are not invtigating this as a homicide. >> hundreds of firefighters rema on the scenetoday. afternoon near the commuty of lower lake. state ficials say the fire has bued about 150 acres, as many as a dozen structures are thatened andne has been destroyed. there e no emergency ors evacuation at thmoment . >>> police in t

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their alleged tapping of the chancellor's phone there lynn is seeking edward snowden's help and john gats a german investigative journalist met him in moscow last month accompanied by a chair and. but that's one of the things that's being discussed is the question of how to get input from of the person who actually knows the most about the documents right now all of the documents are being kind of read in and reported on by journalists who of course you know are doing their best are doing the best job they can but these are complicated things and it would make sense to get expertise i mean from the person that knows the system and the n.s.a. from the inside as a matter of fact i mean the interior minister and other leading people in the german government have acknowledged the importance of snowden's allegations i mean the fact that uncle americal actually called president obama about. the story about her cell phone was not just the basis of a newspaper story it was that basically the german authorities had found out that this was true francois and bogged down from its top stance in the ne

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have a great eveng a a gat holiday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: good evening, i am ashley webster itonight for lou. it's the busiest travel day of america of the year. mother nature is doing her best to make things difficult. 40 million americans are expected to be traveling at some point today where their thanksgiving dinner destinations and a majorwinter storm packing the snow and ice and wind already complicating a day that normally sees packed trains in airline terminals. major delaysbeing reported at most of the airports in the northeast corridor. washington dc, philadelphia, new york, and boston. heavy winds and gusts up to 50 miles per hour, closing delays with theripple effect of 250 flight cancellations and up to 5000 flights across the nation. it's a mess out ther snow blanketing parts of the midwest, making car travel treacherous. stretching into the upper appellations in western new york, a foot of snow falling down. parts of pennsylvania as well, the potential for more snow in western new york. storm related accidents being blamed for several that comment seven or eight chilly thanksg

he may have been doing that and there is that and there was information about mike gat tow. >>> they are taking over the federal reserve, facing the confirmation hearing in about 45 minutes from now. janet is the vice-chair of the federal reserve boards and she is set to replace ben bernanke, whose second term will end january 31st. if she is confirmed, janet will be the first woman to lead the federal reserve in its 100 year history. >>> they plan to remove three hundred homes near south maine street and lila's drive. p.m. have received information and they plan to find shelter for those kicked out. >>> advocates for the homeless have filed a lawsuit in hopes of preventing the city from removing people living on a plot of land known as the albany bulk. they want to clean up the former land area on that field. >>> in san francisco, the tunnel has caused a big and growing problem of rats in one san francisco neighborhood. people living in the 4th downtown area of 4th and bryant have seen a lot of rots. but the rat problem is really bad and they can make rodents securing -- securing --

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if this were any gat executive, a great leader, and he saw this calamy.y shut it down and we will start over. this is not up to my standards and i am senng this down. that promise you that i will fix it. lou: ias talking with the new york police officer some months ago. he said, what is the deal with obama? he does not know ofhe irs, obamacare. he does not know anything, but is suddenly he knew all about the police department in cambridge and all about mr. mart in florida. this is a ridiculous stance, posture f this administration. >> he is just finding out about everhing. do surveillance o on our government >> i agree. the last time i was here i said this, and i will say it again. obamacare was never designed to work. this is a bystander president. he does not know anything. he is lying to the american people. if obama is not a bold faced liar, i want to know who is controlling our government because it is certainly not this president. where have the docrats bin? they are just now going to the present and eressing their discomfort with obamacare? where h

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. >> it's one of those things where thos guys, they like to ate and it's gat ice up here for em.one of those things that we focus on getng our legs going an trying toatch that speed. >> a stanford alum and dolphins lineman jonathan martin met wit six hours sterday.r more than the leagueof course investigating the recent bullying scandal concerning mart and the te. afterwards martin says he is cooperatingully with the investigation. he sai that ase read statement. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," a new store opens in the we'll show you where it is and what they're selling. >>nd no matter what your plans are this morning, you'll probably need a jacket ouide despite the sunine. a chilly start and mild forecast forhe rest of the afrnoon. your fecast when we come right back. >>> good morning to you. over san jose we have some high clouds moving by and a chilly stt to the morning, despite the sunshine. ha skies arod theeast. north bay locations, including santa rosa, dipping into the upper andid 30s. currently in san francisco. patcheof low clouds near the coast but t golden gate

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high temperatures, mid-60s. 64 san jose. 66 loss gat yoechlts peninsula, low or low to mid-60s 63 redwoody. on the coast, breezy, cool. 56 in pacifica. 59 half moon bay. downtown a high of 61 tomorrow. up in the north bay, we'll see mid to upper 50s on the coast. east bay, low to mid-60s. the inland east bay, mid-60s 66 walnut creek and livermore. 67 in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. this pattern won't get much milder. highs around the period. there is a slight chance of showers, light rain wednesday, and once gerngs very, very slight. >> we've got cooling and clouchltdz now, waiting for the rain. >> pleasantly cool. >> pleasantly cool. >> yes >> mild. >> yes. >> that is right. >> we'll move on. >> up next, tunnel trouble. what a truck driver did that caused this to happen. >> oh, my. >> and a big mess that followed. >> and sparring partners, how this wild encounter occurred between a man and elk. >> that looks like a bad idea. >> yes. >> the white house comments on affordable care act preempted today's episode of "live with kelly and michael" so you can watch the show or set

saratoga, los gats to. 67 -- los gats to. 67 -- los gatos, 67. >>> it's opening day for tahoe ski resortsfts at 10:00 a.m. however, some runs will remain closed until there's more snow. other tahoe resorts that are open for the thanksgiving holiday include heavenly, kirkwood, northstar, mount rose and -- and borial. >>> an early-morning arrest for dui in san jose. what police say that driver did that could make this a really bad morning for several people on one street. >>> it's happening back east. what's now threatening a holiday tradition. >>> officials in lake county in the city of clearlake, they are declaring a local emergency after last week's powerful winds. 25% of the homes that were surveyed had roof damage. about half of the boat docks at the holiday harbor marina were destroyed. an updated damage assessment is expected today. now, declaring a local emergency, that opens the door for a faster cleanup process. it also may provide more government funding. >>> bad weather on the east coast may affect the macy's thanksgiving parade in a big way. strong winds could keep ronald mcdon

sonoma county.wers mostly in you can see to th south of the golden gat bridge still dry. that will likely be the case for the first part of the day. around lunch time.n right this morning temperaturesre nearly uniform, they are gng to end up that way as well. we're starting o in the 50s. the only place repting rain is up in the nor bay. we're headed tard kd of a cool a cloudy day wh on and off showers starting up in the south bay at about 2:00, 3:00. keep that i mind. we're looking prey good. into this afternoonemperatures are going to climb from the 50s to the low 60s. very similar to wheree ended up yesterday. so yesterd was a cool day. is is where we're headed throughout the nex couple ys. toy cloudy with on and off owers for wednesday, we're going toet a heavier period of rain as we head throughout the firs part of tomorrowmorning. one round of rain, theanother one, a stronger one for the evening commute so keep that in mind. by thursday a.m. showers make way afternoon clearing. we cou measure a hafr inch we need the rain at this point. you seell of that blue moving i

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but this isly gat mattly truthful, if they're opinion, review of the service. nice to see you.d you are so not fired, my friend. we adore you. >> oh, thank you. >> this has to be one of the most expensive soda spills in history. have you seen this? oh, yikes. that looked like an accident. or did it? brooklyn nets' coach jason kidd gets hit with a $50,000 fine what the nba says was no accident. it was a stunt to get a time-out. i have a 401k retirement plan. i started part-time, now i'm a manager. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> our top story, the shopping frenzy that is black friday. such a tradition. something we're not all that proud of. i know you're with me. we're also following other big stories making headlines as well today

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that is wrighthe works, doing a gat job.ce that her lectures on the history of e homefront during wod war ii drawinguge cros of nearly 100 peoe so extra publicity, turning a bad thing to a good thing. rose the riveter world war ii home front national historic park. >> mht want to go with an acronym. >> good day to head to thepark. let's check in with >> before the rain mes in, . od morning to you, jon and laura. good mning to you at home. i want to te throughout storm system. this is the weather story of the day. much needed raiall on the way to the bay area. stop the clock for you getting into 1:00 a.m. tuesday mornin that's what we're expecting the rain to start to move into the san francisco area. throughout 5:00 p.m. on tuesday at rain continues to press to the south. d then we get another punch. the's two pulses headed toward the bay area. and the second one has more ergy so the wds will pick up and we're going to get a good dousg of ra. showers for the first part of thursday, then a of the moisture. could be measuring

we'll have another gat tv show for you next week on fox business. in the meantime, join me on the radio. >>> some panic, a little frustration setting in for senate democrats who fate re-election next year and the failed rollout of obama care to blame. all but one of those democrats ruing for re-election at the white house today to make certain president obama gets the message. i'm lou dobbs. >>> good evening, everybody. obama care is a failure to this point. the white house has repeatedly lied about how it would affect the american public. and the present's own party is now in something of a panic, 15 of the 16 senate democratsho are trying to keep their seats beyond 2014 at the white house today, demanding improvement in the afrdable care act and answ e psident suddenly changed his "if you like your health care you can keep it" claim after threeery long years. senator mark baggitch of alaska expressed his deep spleasure with the president no uncertain terms. >> i've made my voice pretty well heard over there. he doesn't return my calls all the time

and the primary there is between two republican can gats, bradley burns versus dean young who's moref the tea party fire brand candidate, he's also a very proud birther. at this hour in the race, we don't have any results to report. this is going to be closely watched as a sort of maybe a bell weather, maybe a sign, maybe a microchasm on the larger in party republican fighting going on in the country. that alabama race is going to be interesting. there will be a contest in december against a democrat in that race, but the primary is thought to be all but -- again the big story tonight, as yet s what is happening in virginia where nbc news is characterizing the virginia governor's race as to close to call at this hour. a slilg r slight up date, 86% of the precincts reporting, ken kuch with 46% of the vote. >>> virginia always holds it's governor's elections in off years like this one. it's not only an odd year, it's an odd, odd year, 2013, a year after the presidential race. but that's the way that virginia always does it. and heading into tonight's elections, virginia had a really st

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