floating fishing villages like this used to be found in nearly every sheltered cove or corner of ha long bay to disappear. the government has been relocating fishing families inland, hoping to minimize their ecological impact. [ dog barking ] >> ha: the people that are living on floating villages, they're just generally nice and willing to open their home to others and -- >> anthony: they basically farm oysters. >> ha: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam. they come from places like this. it takes over a year to grow each pearl, and there's no guarantee an oyster will even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese people in summertime. >> anthony: yes. mm-hmm. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: what kind of fish are these? little fish. [ laughter ] >> ha: yeah, ha long fish. >> anthony: ha long fish. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: it's delicious. good fish. this is a pretty prime piece of real estate. they've lived here how long? >> ha: for many generations. this old grandma is 78

magnificent limestone mountains, cycle through your many winding hillsides, or swim in the majestic ha long bay. your nation's magnificence brings different people together from around the world in shared appreciation of the great beauty and splendor of your wonderful country. over the past two decades, our two nations have come together to find common purpose based on common interests. and that's what's happening. it is those crucial bonds we are here to reaffirm today. in may, the united states transferred the u.s. coast guard cutter morgenthau to the people and country of vietnam. named for u.s. treasury secretary henry morgenthau jr., this vessel once patrolled the coasts of vietnam during the vietnam war. today, the same american vessel, a gift between partners, is sailing the waters of the pacific on its way to patrol these coasts for the people of vietnam. this month we mark veterans day in the united states. and out of war and conflict, we have achieved a deep friendship, partnership, and we have achieved peace. bound by mutual respect and common experience, our veterans laid the founda

in ha long bay. >> anthony: a, hanoi. >> linh: hanoi, by the west lake. >> anthony: oh my god, look atol. we totally look cool here. does everybody fall in the love with the country like i did? i came here and it just stole my heart, you know? >> linh: i think there's a very good meeting point, between vietnamese and america. >> anthony: yeah. >> linh: but, in the past, it was over. and now it's a new time. >> anthony: mmm! wow, that's great! dude that's pretty spicy. perfect with beer. >> linh: it stimulates more drinks. >> anthony: lobster from the south china sea. give it a nice haircut tableside, and it's perfect. mmm! >> linh: sweet? >> anthony: sweet! just like i remember, back in nha trang. >> linh: ah, yeah. >> anthony: well, i'm a sentimental guy, linh. >> linh: sometimes at work, i try be serious and i just think about work. but i don't know why, when i meet you, i just think about drinking and getting something good to eat. one more cheer? >> anthony: good to see you again my friend. it's been a long time since my old friend and i met. a hell of a lot of road with this guy.

over the past 14 months tyler has delivered donuts to officers in 24 states he visited police in las vegas not long after the shooting rampage at mandalay bayalso went to houston following hurricane harvey. he has a long way to go. it is estimated there are about 900,000 officers in the u.s. >> it makes me happy. because i get to make them happy and they protect my family. >> his mom says she has seen the officers tear up when he hands the madonna. can you guess what he wants to be when he grows up? a police officer.>> salivating mlg. >>> is this the time of year justin wilcox darts to get hounded by references to the big game? even at a 7-11? >>> the memorable and painful night on the field for football giants... tonight, the seahawks beat the cardinals...but lost a >>> nfl up top, raiders off this weekend, the 49ers will host the giants. tonight, the seahawks beat the cardinals but lost a heavyweight presence, richard sherman. the corner tore his achilles tendon, out for the year. but check out russell wilson and this videogame like play, with the move, fired doug baldwin went up and got it and he's gone. not really. made it inside the fi

. ♪ it also has a long history of the photographers who document it. >>> well as you well know the baya deep and rich musical history. with that comes a long history of fourth offense who have been documenting it. >> nbc bay area joe rose et o jfr introduces to one of the most prolific music photographers of the modern time. >> let's start on this wall because that's monument al. >> 77, early '78 i started borrows my dad's camera and taking photos. >> in every busy life with working commitments there comes a time to stop and look back. >> this is rambling jack elliott, joni mitchell. >> for jay blaks berg is that time. >> this is the grateful dead wall. i'm a working photo journalist, working commercial photographer. >> ever since he was a teenager blaks berg has viewed life through a lens. >> the other side of that lens, the faces of rock music royalty. >> radiohead was shot for rolling stone magazine. >> when he took up the kaerp as a kid something clicked. >> i was bring my camera to concerts because i wanted to create my own memory bealia to hang up. roj are from the birds april 14

long. as does everything in mission bay. to move this forward. it has been in the plans for a long time. both the mission bay side and the port side knew it made sense. to not have this stupid little skinny park on the north side of the street and separated from the rest of mission bay. i urge you to approve these. thank you. >> next speaker. >> ace washington. >> i was a little frustrated with bridge, but that is over with so i'm back down to level. my blood pressure is down. >> all right. that's good. >> but i'm still around. and we're here talking about mission bay so i'm calming down so you can can make it loud and clear. even to the mission bay c.a.c. and they talking about the -- i've been around 21 years and the creation, when you say i was a little boy when they got mission bay together. again, i reiterate, we think african americans, black, negroes, whatever you want to call us, there should be something at mission bay to illustrate there was a black man was involved, that was hired as a consultant that can tell us before all these other billionaires took over. ok? so what i'm sa

bay front community that has disappeared. ted greenberg has this story from cumberland county. >> reporter: heavy machinery moving bay point closer to extinction longtime resident kate and mike nelson are watching as their neighborhood along the delaware bay in this small section of lawrence township disappears around them. >> well, it's mixed feelings. >> reporter: 20 homes are being torn down here, the houses sold through the superstorm sandy blue acres buyout program which purchases properties plagued by flooding, demolishes them and preserves the land as publicly accessible open space. the hurricane left bay point on life support. >> we've lost a lot of our friends and and quaint tanss. >> we give them a price and negotiate with the homeowner. >> it's beneficial because then the government doesn't have to continually pay to rebuild these houses. >> reporter: today, new jersey has spent about $42 million on demolitions statewide. the number of properties taken down by the program will have topped 500. >> it's an optional program. they are not forced to do this. >> more than a dozen already vacant lots will be pulled out as well. bay point joinin

that he has called this suspect an animal but that he has suggested that he should be sent to guantanamo bay prison in cuba and of course tom obey has long been controversy will it was suggested in fact under barack obama that it should be close something that donald trump on the campaign trail has promised to reverse of course is rel the reason this is controversial is that those that have been held there often for more than a decade have been held without charge so the point that the president is trying to make is that he believes this person deserves that not to have sort of the the rights that american citizens are extended when they are accused of a crime and also the point he is making is that lotteries in his view let in the wrong people expected this is a point that will be echoed by sarah huckabee sounders when the white house briefing begins within the hour can be how could thank you very much indeed police say the suspect had been planning the attack for weeks and that he'd been studying instructions on how to carry out such attacks posted by our school on social media crews on to has the latest on the investigation. shortly a

bay area right now. >> for the first time all day long the steady rainfall is currently not in the bay area. it has just moved to the south and east, but it poured a good part of the day south of the golden gate, the opposite of what often happens, still light rain showers around brentwood, antioch, alamo, san ramon and berkeley hills, a few showers over san mateo county but far less than earlier today. look at this composite from 11:30 to 3:30 today in the santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains and gilroy. it just poured. rainfall totals impressive, more than 1 1/2 inches in san francisco, sfo, redwood city, nearly 2 inches of rain for napa and 1 1/2 inches in concord. coming up, when the next rain chance moves in. >> thank you, paul. >>> another big business bites the dust in san jose. >> coming up the closure creating another big vacancy on what's deemed a cursed corner in the heart of the city. >> and elon musk getting ready to reveal tesla's new electric semi. he says it's going to blow your mind. followin the east bay >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. ave

long. >> south bay commute has kicked in. >> it has.were two earlier crashes. 87 slows past curtner and 280 past saratoga those crashes look like they are both on the shoulder, the rest of the bay looks really good. i want to take you to highway 37 where we had the crash over off the roadway by sonoma creek. there is a thing called the lone toilet located up there. there it is. >> you found it. >> on google maps someone posted a picture. theres no good place to stop, probably less frequented. >> that's not what they use it for. come on. >> i thought we were a little more modern than the outhouse. that's what's happens "today in the bay." we will be back in a half hour. >> don't forget at 11:00 we will have news, weather and traffic for you. ♪ >>> good morning. breaking news. a gunman opens fire inside a crowded walmart near denver, killing at least three people. >> a person came in and just shot towards the group. >> the shooter still on the loose. police just releasing this image of the suspect. a frantic searchow underway. >>> charged

entrepreneurship bay area community, i want to welcome ed lee to the first ever bay view business extravaganza. clark construction has a longistory, 111 years, in fact, of successfully building great projects, but more importantly, has a -- building within the communities that we live and work. as a san francisco business, we consider it an honor to have worked successfully with the bay view community on our project, including the office of the chief medical examiner on newhall street that is very near completion as we speak. we're very proud to have worked alongside our fellow bay view areas and residents as we work to build that new facility. just up the street we have the chase center, where we initiated an unparalleled construction program, with almost 50 percent of the graduates coming from the bay view community, something... so stay tuned, because the second round of training is scheduled to begin next summer, with the focus on recruiting even more bay view residents into the program. mr. mayor, we specifically would like to thank you for your ongoing leadership and partnership in helping us help local communities li

founder of a local company called mascot sports, puts on lots of events, has a long history of running events, cycling events here in the bay area. and he just saw a need for a turkey trot race. there was not one that has ever happened in oakland. and we need to let the oakland residents and those around come out to exercise and have fun before they spend time with family. >> reporter: what can people expect? it's not just the 5k. you have something for kids, as well. >> right. >> we have some small races, shorter races i should say for the kids starting at 2 years old. >> they are graduating up to allow all kids to be able to participate. one of the unique things is there's a medal that's being given to all the kid finishers that's exact same design as the medal that mom and dad will get but it's made out of a rubberized medal so softer and won't hurt people, the kids, when they are getting excited at the finish line. >> reporter: thank you for talking with us. i do want to mention that this race not only is good for burning off calories but it benefits local charities. the alameda county food bank and education fund get p

thank you for the presentation, living in the bay view has been a long time coming to really see these benefits for the community and helping them excel and get opportunities and stay in their communities. >> thank you. >> any other commissioner. >> who is the implementtation committee? >> commissioner singh, please ask me that again. >> who is the implementation committee? >> so the implementation committee is made up of representatives of several entities. those entities are one, the developer, two, the san francisco labor council, three, faith and action which used to be sfop, why aim blanking on the rest of my. oh, thank you so much, the c.a. c., the p.a.c. and we have a open seat that we are now conducting interviews for for the seventh community member. >> how many people? >> it's seven total. >> ok. >> thank you. >> i was just having a senior moment but almost 4:00 p.m. moment. >> i have a few questions, ms. walker. i know we've gone through this many times and i just had a very long hearing this morning so my brain is not completely wired perfectly but, can you row mind me what

bay has scattered showers right now. that's walnut creek, concord with moderate cells. we are most concerned about the north bay about heavy rain for a long time and we are not seeing that at all. light

once again, we are partnering with safeway for month long food drive to help families across the bay area. it's fun. >> bob redell has been live at the pleasanton safeway all morning long. you have had special guests playing music. you have everyone hyped this morning and it continues. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. we are making this easy. come to a safeway throughout the bay area, bring $10, if you can afford it. when you come to the store, rip off the bar code, take it to the cash ear. it will donate to a food bank and take it to one of many families in need. susan is here from the alameda county food bank. what is the demand like? >> we serve 1 in 5 residents, children and seniors. this is a time of year people feel generous. we want them to give, give, give. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> people are really struggling to pay rent and pay medical expenses, transportation and feed families. this is a perfect time of year to help us. >> reporter: looking at the food, how big of a deal is this bag of food for a family? >> a very big deal. we want to make sure everybody who needs a meal gets a meal. this will

matt keller has been tracking the conditioning all morning long in the south bay. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. we've been seeing a consistent rainfall for the last two hour or so. it's really added up. we have some big puddles here. that's a big problem on the roads, as sue's been talking about, especially if you are hydroplaning, you can lose control and cause crashes out there. here's another piece of advice. don't end up like this. yeah, it's never a good morning when your commute includes a chp car pushing your car off the road. they on the santa clara county side. two vehicles were involved. no one was hurt. i just checked with the chp. no crashes right now on either side, but of course the commute is just kicking in. take a look at this video of some of the downpours. it can get heavy at times. i know the rainfall totals here in the south bay haven't been that impressive, but when it does come down like this, we're seeing problems on the roadways on highway 85 there. we're talking about 101 and shoreline, and major sures.

however, the specific topic of immigration has not come up in the month-long trial. nbc bay area sam brock is following today's events. he'll have live reports at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m., stay with us for and wetest updates on nbcbayarea.com. live in san francisco, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. havnd of course, pete, we will rentinue to follow the deliberations, brick you the sendict as soon as it comes. we have a crew in the courtroom itself. it )bay area will break into regularly scheduled programming as well and send out push alerts on our nbc bay area app. kle aris is the story that the world is talking about this morning. britain's prince harry and american actress meghan markle are getting married. let's than an hour ago they spoke with the bbc about how harry popped the big question. >> standard, typical night for us. >> a cozy night. we were roasting chicken and having -- >> trying to roast a chicken. >> trying to roast a chicken. it was just an amazing surprise. it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> of course. >> was it an instant yes f

. ♪ (steve) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay area for a very long time, (pam) but what makes when our scenic roads and open spaces.. fall victim to people behaving badly... are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumpsthis is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears remains of a dogwhen i first van was so i sat back and watched for a while it tues out they were just there to walk their dog pointed out they didn't dump this nats: ambiance whoever di

. >>> one bay area company had a has been around for a long time is in the middle of one of their busiest seasons ever, see's candies, we go inside of the company's factory in south san francisco to check out the stret that their lasting success -- secret to their lasting success. >> reporter: maybe it's the smell when you walk into the door. >> every family had an open box of this candy. >> reporter: the signature flavors. >> scoch kisses -- scotch kisses. >> or that free sample. >> walking into the door knowing that you get the free samp l. >> reporter: for loyal customers like sandy, it's just not a holiday without see's. >> it's part of your family tradition. >> reporter: right now is crunch time. >> we do half to 3-quarters of our business in the september to december period. >> reporter: the holidays are the busiest time for the boxed boxed canned candy industry. >> also a lot is riding on this. we have to get it right or there is no second chance to make it up. >> reporter: i wish you could smell what i am smelling right now. these pieces of peanut crunch are going through their se

scott has been tweeting about this all morning long, stay with nbc bay area, you can watch scott every morning, he'll have updates, you can also follow him on twitter at scott mcgrew. >>> turning now to a drastic change in the weather, vain coming. >> something we haven't seen far while. here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning and the satellite radar, they're on the rise up in the seattle region right now, kari. >> still well to the north of us and it will be coming down later on this evening as well as early tomorrow morning. starting out with light activity. we can see it's still bright and sunny as we get a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, we have several more hours of this sunshine to enjoy before we start to see those clouds moving in. here's the storm system now and it's producing some light rain up around seattle and portland and will continue to move closer as we go into early tomorrow morning. so here's the time frame at 3:30 in the morning, we'll start to see some spotty light showers moving in. and it'll be very hit or miss, no exact tar

(steve) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay area for a very long time, (pam) but what makese, is when our scenic roads and open spaces.. fall victim to people behaving badly... are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumps this is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears to the skeletal remains of a rather large dogwhen i first arrived, this van was parked there so i sat back and watched for a while it tues out they were just there to walk their d

(steve) illegal dumping has been a problem in the bay area for a very long time, (pam) but what makesnic roads and open spaces .... fall victim to people behaving badly... are you missing a camshaft? how about a car door, or even pistons well look no more. nats: ambiance i got just want you need, well it's not really me but if you hurry uo and rush over to cummings skyway in crockett and take your pick because someone dumped car parts all over the place, i mean it looks like a car crashed and all the parts simply fell out onto the roadway i think it's awful but they are throwing it out there and i don't understand why they don't go to the dumps this is pam and dennis zampa, if that name sounds familiar dennis is the grandson of al zampa .you can see the al zampa bridge from cummings skyway just don't look down nats: ambiance because if you do, you will be disgusted ... this is the what appears to the skeletal remains of a rather large dogwhen i first arrived, this van was parked there so i sat back and watched for a while it tues out they were just there to walk their dog they quickly

has not commented on the fine.>>> checking the moisture moving into the bay area. it is coming from a long way away. right now building a bridge. you can see the heavy rain on the cameras. in the avenues it is hammering. golden gate bridge sausalito. heavy rain to the north bay. right now into san francisco. lombard street by chrissy field. across market heavy rain as well. it is messy. it is coming from this atmospheric river which extends to the hawaiian islands. a couple thousand miles of chopped moisture. of tropical moisture focus on the bay area. that will be the way it will be for the next few hours. the focus will shift south overnight. but very slowly. i have seen rivers stay put for a day or so. that is when the trouble starts. 82 we have something like that. this producing heavy rain right now. the yellow and the red neck that is big time. i don't know how this i would guess the weather service will pop a flood advisory in marin county. rainfall rates are coming fast and furious. a lot of rain. it has been raining in santa rosa most of the day. look at san francisco. daly city. out on mar

((vicki)) plus, it's been a wet and cold around the bay but how long will it last? meteorologist brittney shipp hast with what to expect for the weekend.((grant)) keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts after the break you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. <>(grant) a family in the east bay is desperate to find their missing dogand they're trying to swallow the likelihood that he was stolen right out of their car.... (grant)thanks for joining us... (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... it happened right outside the popular mexican restaurant guadalajara on fruitvale avenue and san leandro street... kron four's spencer blake is live in oakland with the story. (grant) spencer, why would

"today in the bay's" ian cole has the story. >> reporter: when a long-lost relative is coming home, you family, the cousins, and in this case, the cavalry. >> this is a great honor, considering the event that we're here for. >> reporter: the family of gilroy has waited for this moment since 1943. most never met their uncle frank. >> we've been raised that family is just always number one. >> reporter: frank was a marine cook in the south pacific but sent into action in world war ii and killed in the battle of tarawa. his family thought his body was never recovered until just recently. the military conducted a dna test. it was frank, identified 74 years after he was killed. and now, he's home. >> a moment that my dad never believed would ever happen in his lifetime, that he'd never see it happen. >> reporter: richard was 16 when he dropped off his big brother, sending him to war. it's why this meeting for everyone is still so hard. >> yeah. it's very emotional. >> reporter: with full military honors, frank's casket was guided by the patriot motorcycle club as firefighters from san jose t

. >>> it has been more than a month since the wildfires ripped through parts of the north bay. a long list of groups still needing help including a horse rescue ranch. the fire left horses without homes and no one to care for them. a group in the north bay is desperate for donations and volunteers. to care for the four-legged victims.>> reporter: will trained horses rescue has spent years rehabilitating and finding homes for horses. but after the north bay fires spread through the region destroying thousands of homes the rescue has found more horses and less help.>> it is great to have horses or animals or dogs -- something you have to get out of bed for. if you are struggling with finances, it is not the time for some of these families to keep horses. they are asking for help.>> reporter: rescuer and trainer lost her own house and copy part. so have some of her regular volunteers. the rescue cares for six horses here. after the fire it has horses residing around the north baby. and the mark whispering area her friends discovered two horses by a burnt house -- no sign of the homeowner

bay. steph curry has taken part from time to time but that will be long drive. >> i talked to rick about that and he said the one thing about the players is that it's tough for them to plan what's happening two seasons out. the prospect facility being self-contained, we probably saw that with the giants. a lot of guys at at&t park live in the vicinity during the season. so that's a good possibility that they might adopt the city as this becomes a reality. >> and then the rest of the time they can go back to their home towns. all right. thank you, joe. >>> bill is in the weather center. and in between day. not bad or spectacular but mild. >> this is one of the bigger travel days of the years -- year and it's to -- nationwide. let's take a look at the national map and you can see all of the cloud cover and the rain. it is widely spread. chicago especially tomorrow and snow flurries in boston. this is not a bad deal for you if you're traveling. just little pockets of inclement weather, but nothing that will bring flight delays. what's interesting about that, we're going to have a nice warm perio

nbc bay area's kris sanchez has been on the phone all morning long. she's live in los gatos with new details on how they're going to work things out. >> reporter: hi there, laura. as you mentioned, this is a story we've been following since friday and in the last hour and a half i confirmed that caltrans and santa clara county are going to be able to work their schedules out so that about 200 homes in this neighborhood will not be blocked out by construction. i talked joanna cruz of caltrans district 5. she tells me their work has to be done during the day because fixing the flippouts requires the workers to be on a vertical slope and you can understand why they can't do that in the dark. that closure from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on bear creek road will go on as scheduled, but santa clara county is able to shift their work on black road and bear creek road to next week and work on winter storm repairs on gist road and elsewhere. that will open up black road as an alternate route for skyline boulevard in the meantime and it should be done by next week,

bay has scattered showers right now. that's walnut creek, concord with moderate cells. we are most concerned about the north bay about heavy rain for a long time and we are not seeing that at all. light rainfall scattered showers passing through st. helena right now heading to sonoma, yountville, scattered showers in santa rosa. we are going to see unsettled weather, scattered and spotty, over the next couple of days especially up north. temperatures mild in the 50s and 60s. throughout the day showers taper off for most of us so staying likely up north for the most part but most of us will dry out although we'll stay unsettled through friday another round of scattered showers tomorrow morning for many of us. more showers on monday. >>> if your ride has you headed to 580 this morning, westbound direction seeing the usual slowdowns through the altamont pass on over towards since six. 26 minutes speeds in the green approaching 680 at port chi chicago highway. an accident is blocking a lane westbound 4 at mcewan. so heads up if you are making your way towards hercules and connecting with 80. you may have slowdowns there on westbound 4. over a

. >>> the long holiday weekend turned tragic for several people on the bay area roads. >> yeah, the chp haseleased the totals yesterday. we're near emeryville to talk about a crash that littled killed a little girl. >> reporter: yeah, we're going to take a live look at the interchange here. conditions now are good. the traffic is flowing well. it's no longer raining, but the roads are still wet from the earlier rain. unfortunately a lot of tragedies yesterday. we saw several deadly accidents around the bay area. on sunday, at the berkeley curve in emeryville, a sedan crashed into a pickup truck. one passenger, a 10-year-old girl from san francisco was killed. earlier on sunday. a man died in sausalito when he rolled his van. he was ejected. >> so we don't know if alcohol or drugs were involved, or even the wet and rainy weather and a bald tire could have constricted to contributed to it. >> reporter: here's the cell phone of the accident, it shut down the westbound lanes for hours. 6 people were hurt and 4 people died. the driver that caused that accident was arrested for felony hit-and-run

and the north bay of course also it has been low. visibility wise all morning longntinue to do so for another hour. winds are calm so it's not pushing the fog out. the west wind is helping the fog build along the bay. we'll have the weekend forecast coming up and a storm on the way. >>> new details this morning in a quintuple murder trial that's been under way in san francisco. bin tie luke is accused of killing five people at a home in ingleside back in 2012. closing arguments in his trial are now expected to come on tuesday. prosecutors say luke killed his victims while burglarizing the home which. his attorney says the evidence does tie his client to the scene but not the murders. luc is an illegal immigrant from vietnam and the u.s. reportedly tried to deport him in 2006. but vietnam didn't want him back. >>> newly released body camera video suggests oakland police were aware of the illegal activities at the ghost ship warehouse nearly two years before the deadly fire. >> how many times have we came back here in the past week? >> too many. >> the video was obtai

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data from school districts all across the bay area to find out how teachers are now adapting to a changing student body. bigad: cal's life has been filled with longnd difficult journeys, but running was one way to fit in. cal: cross country was one of the only sports that the girls and the boys practiced at the same time and it was the same season. bigad: cal is transgender, and identifies as a mix of male and female, but didn't know how to tell friends or teachers in high school bigad: you felt alone? cal: yeah, i felt alone. i felt scared. i felt i was in a really dark place. i would just cut myself under the desk because, as weird as it sounds, cutting gave me a sense of control. bigad: what made it so challenging? cal: a lot of times teachers didn't know how to treat me respectfully. like, "oh, man, are you gonna, you know, change your genitals?" that's not something you ask a high schooler. bigad: so, as a student, you felt like you had to educate your educators. cal: there was no training. teachers didn't have any training on how to deal with trans people. when you don't really have anyone at school respecting and reassuring a really basic

boswell ties the long effort field goal in heinz field history at the buzzer and pittsburgh has now won six in a row. 31-28 over green bay. you come into game like this and says green bay has to play a plis take free game, they dfrment didn't turn it over. only three penalties in the game. brett hundley had the best game since his ucla days. julio jaenz may be best receiver in the league, antonio brown is right there with him if not ahead of it. he's shown it the last couple games. so you'll add antonio brown, le'veon bell's 183 total yards and roethlisberger's four touchdown. they all get game balls and speak to michele tafoya. >> thanks. for which the three bs, will killer bs, about it chris boswell, the other b put it away for you. he missed an extra point attempt easterly gli this game. he's lining up for that field goal, what is going through your mind? >> after he missed it, i said hey, kickers and quarterbacks have to have the same mentality. short term memory. and so i went out there and hoping he listened to what i said. we knew het lig for it. coach tomlin gets on him for not being able to hit 50 plus yartders.

boswell ties the long effort field goal in heinz field history at the buzzer and pittsburgh has now won six in a row. 31-28 over green bay. you come into game like this and says green bay has to play a plis take free game, they dfrment didn't turn it over. only three penalties in the game. brett hundley had the best game since his ucla days. julio jaenz may be best receiver in the league, antonio brown is right there with him if not ahead of it. he's shown it the last couple games. le'veon bell's 183 total yards and roethlisberger's four touchdown. they all get game balls and speak to michele tafoya. >> thanks. for which the three bs, will killer bs, about it chris boswell, the other b put it away for you. he missed an extra point attempt easterly gli this game. he's lining up for that field goal, what is going through your mind? >> after he missed it, i said hey, kickers and quarterbacks have to have the same mentality. short term memory. and so i went out there and hoping he listened to what i said. we knew het lig for it. coach tomlin gets on him for not being able to hit 50 plus yartders. >> tied for the longest in t

coming up, why a bay area fire department has been hit hard by their deaths. >> and a long 11 minutes for president trump as a rogue twitter worker shut down the commander-in-chief's account. back to you. we'll be right back. [ pause ] >>> welcome back. republicans in congress say they are launching a major push to get americans on board with their new tax proposal. if approved, the measure would nearly double the standard tax deduction. it would raise the child tax credit from $1,000 a child to $1,600 a child. it would also cut the corporate tax rate from 35 to 20% and reduce the rate on small business income to 25%. >> we want to get it done this month. so ways and means will take it up next week and as soon as it comes through committee just like we say regular order it will go all through committee, markup then come to the floor. i'd like to see this done before thanksgiving. >> a number of proposals would primarily benefit wealthier americans including the repeal of the alternative minimum tax and the eventual repeal of the estate tax. democrats claim the bill is really aimed at

speculation is intense over the long—term future of robert mcgarr bay, and the military is still in control. the zimbabwe defence forces, the zdf, say significant progress hasaround president robert mugabe in order to bring them to justice since they were committing crimes that are causing social and economic suffering in the country while others are still at large. we'll hear from zimbabweans who were forced to flee from the country. and we'll meet the british military dog who's receiving the animal

bay fires. they say it has been incredibly emotional losing everything they have worked for. kron 4's hermela aregawi has their story about the long road to recovery. a tight knit community beginning to pick up the pieces after losing everything they know. quincy king/lost home in fireit's devastating. i mean it's not just devastating in look and in action but the whole idea is devastating that we are stripped of everything we loved. our lineage our history pictures, videos, mementos, jewelry, things that have major sentimental value gone. this was the house that quincy king and his wife called home for 25 years.it's now gone ..but they're hoping to rebuild soon. quincy king/lost home in firei didn't have any emotions i couldn't believe what i was seeing it was the most surreal setting ive ever seeen its like walking into a tim burton movie, the colors the smoke, it was like i was looking at hiroshima. it was almost armagedon, apocalyptic in a sense. king's mom, best friends, cousin also lost their homes in the fire. quincy king/lost it hurt it was a pain ive never felt in my life he says.. they all support each other.. and work t

long food drive. we are live with how people are coming together to give back this holiday season. >> you know, it has been just amazing, people's generosity, so many folks here in the bay area. it's easy to give and so many folks are that stepping up to take part. >> we are glad i have a meal on my table. hopefully we can help somebody else out as well. >> it's a small donation, our nbc bay area news team spreading the word for a da nation and even to fairfield. more than 160 stores are taking part in our feed the feed drive. generous somers can take coupons to the register to get them scanned. a $10 donation will help feed a family of four. earlier today in san jose, you were there for the annual turkey run for the san jose chapter of the lane splitters. >> it's challenging. it's loading up a bunch of harleys with turkeys. but we do everything we can. >> can do ends up donating turk my after turkey. everyone here, he and his friends passed out flyers and rounded up more than 300 pounds of food. >> we checked them. >> i am so proud of you. give me a high five. >> food bank workers say the need is overwhelming. >> it's heart breaking to see families that never needed th

bay said -- island park 17 acres made from --. years ago. now it is a sanctuary for migratory birds and natural vegetation. it is part of a decade-long restoration project that has age. >> the birds love it. the black oyster catchers have nested here. they never nested here previously.>> reporter: began 10 years ago when the container ship rammed into a bay bridge support tower in heavy fog. dumping over 50,000 gallons of fuel into the bay. thousands of birds were killed. the shoreline was caked with petroleum. >> we were out on bird -- unfolds looking for burst to rescue. we discovered a lot of them were coming to sure on this island.>> reporter: a settlement was reached the lion share funds over 50 environmental projects including the island which is now flourishing with wildlife. over 30 species of birds called it home. they just might have the best view of the bay.>> they really do. as we built the habitat the birds showed up instantly. they knew they had a good thing.>>> we are checking the weather. have a nice looking forecast heading into the bay area thursday. it will be a good-looking one. we have rain for friday. rain returns on friday. that was set up

bay area's biggest cities. >> and long time today show an authority and host matt laur, has been fired from nbc. the reason and also how the president is responding. morning ons 2 continues. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning, november 29th. >> we have mark with us talking about your weather. mark is right here. >> yeah. happy to be here with you. >> great to have you. >> thank you. we are talking about a nice weather pattern. just watch out for areas of fog. we will be talking about the fog in portions of the north bay this morning. here say live camera looking toward the by bridge. the beautiful bay bridge light show. we have mostly clear skies over san francisco. satellite perspective and the main storm track up to the north of the bay area. high clouds approaching eureka. some of the current numbers on the 6:00 hour. already 6:00. showing you some 30s for santa rosa and napa. 36 to 38. san francisco, san jose 45. we are looking toward san francisco. no umbrellas needed for today. we should have a pretty nice sunrise for this mor

bay are suffering. this woman's job burned up in the fire. she has been evicted for falling behind on her rent.>> she is just getting back to work. just long enough to make a difference in her life and she did not have any savings.>> reporter: a tidal wave of tenants shoved out by eviction or burned out. >> if you are a owner you can sell the property. you put up an rv. if you are a tenant now you have nothing.>> trying to liquidate a house on christmas.>> reporter: they have until january 5. no holiday for the first time in a dozen years.>> what are we going to do with everything in this house?. the 12-year-old will share a room with his nine-year-old sister. no one is sure how her toys will squeeze into the trailer.>> before we got evicted i gave money.>> reporter: they were told that they were not directly affected by the fire there wasn't assistance for them. you don't have to be sifting through ash to have your life turned upside down.>> it would have been easier if we just started over.>>> developing news out of pennsylvania were crews are battling a major fire burning at a nursing home.>>> we have no rain to talk about for tomorrow.

the north bay fire storm are starting the long process toward be building by removing all of the fire debris. tomorrow is the deadline for people to sign up for free debris removal.>> work has already begun and fema and the county says that for environmental reasons, it is important that property owners do not wait. >> reporter: the environmental protection agency has to come in and test for toxins for things like oil, and paint. and once he determined that the site is clean and safe, then phase 2 begins. and that has begun in a few sites at coffey park. 75% of the properties have signed up for this, but the county wants to get woodward out that the deadline is tomorrow. the second phase of rebuilding coffey park began sunday morning. the army corps of engineers had contractors moving large debris . getting to this point required emotional homeowners sign away what is left of their homes. at the removal fair, this woman did not want to be here. >> i do not want to be here, but my partner encouraged me to rebuild because financially it makes more sense. i really wanted to not do anything. >> reporter: but she and other homeowners are up against a november 13 deadline to sign

has been met with relief by bay area koreans. many of whom have family and friends on the korean peninsula. >> to consumer news and health care costs. some people are returning to longrance. >> not cheap. neither is the cost of care. the immediate cost for a nursing home is about $82,000. that's according to an industry survey. the insurance can help but it is getting more and more expensive. consumer reports has shown solutions for long term care. mickey fernandez takes care of her mother in her hole but wonders, what would happen if she weren't able to. she said there's no way either she or her mom could pay for long term care. >> the more i think about it, the more it scares me. it is a scary feeling. >> mickey has no children so she worries about her own care down the road. she is considering buying a long term care insurance policy. >> long material care insurance could help cover the assistance you may need with things like bathing or preparing meals in nursing and assisted living facilities, even in your home. >> the average cost is about $2,700. however, the older you are, the more you'll pay. and you'll pay more depending on your health. some conditions lik

bay fire victims. >> sonoma county supervisors and the santa rosa city council will meet jointly to tackle recovery housing and homelessness. long-term affordable housing hasbecome a bigger issue since last month's fires destroyed homes. city and county leaders are expected to discuss using tax revenue to rebuild. with the homeless rate three times the national average they are expected to discuss a possible redesign in the way governments provide services. >>> the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa will resume performances on thursday. abc 7 news visited the center last week. the main auditorium survived the flames but an east wing filled with classroom and smaller auditorium did not. seven employees lost homes. the center had to cancel half a dozen shows. >>> the wildfires may be out but we are all aware of the struggle remains for people affected with so much loss there is a long road to recovery ahead and still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we will have special coverage in every newscast and on abc7news.com. >>> we're starting to get a little bit con

bay fire victims. sonoma county supervisors are going to meet with the santa rosa city council to tackle recovery, housing and the issue of homelessness. long-term affordable housing has become a critical problem since last month's fire destroyed thousands of homes. leaders are expected to consider a proposal to use a tax revenue to rebuild. >>> and a job fair will kick off soon to help thousands of workers displaced by the north bay fires. graton resort and casino in rohnert park is hosting the event today from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. hopes to help people get back on their feet and rebuild the business community. >>> the road to recovery for the north bay will be a long one. we know there are still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow, abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires, one month later. we're going to have special coverage in every newscast and online at abc7news.com. >>> happening now, former first lady michelle obama finished up her appearance in san francisco, he's a headliner of the dreamforce event put on by salesforce. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live for us. tiffany? >> reporter: hi, reggie, yes, former first lady michelle o