northbound 101 still closed in kotadi railroad avenue. double semi flipped over and caught fire 3:55 this morning. jobina fortson confirmed with authorities that it is a truck, full of packages. it is still smoldering. westbound 580, tracy to dublin. 46 minutes. n delays for south 101 from the north bay. >>> new at 5:00, the fbi says reported hate crimes are on the rise. a local leader is pointing the finger at one person. >>> a search for a person who went to the bathroom at the 49ers game. >>> the camp fire coverag >>> another grim update on the camp fire as the death toll increases to 48. >> we are now on day six of poor air quality in the area. drone view 7 on the left of san francisco city hall. on the right is what it looked like before the fire. quite the difference. >> yeah. that is going to continue today on this wednesday, november 14th. >>> alexis is tracking breaking news for us this morning. a fully loaded u.p.s. truck caught fire in the north bay. we'll get to that in a second. >> but first let's talk about the poor air qual

go ahead. >> in looking at the monuments on monument after -- avenue in your study did you all compare yourself or look at other periods of time or other countries for example where monuments have been removed? >> the question for those of you who didn't hear it and i am paraphrasing it of course, during the course of our study, do we look at other countries and practices and options in other parts of the work? the answer is loosely, yes, we did. as you can imagine in those earlier heated conversations, we are not isis and we don't tear down statues. i was like well, americans have taken down statues quite a bit. but let's back up a little bit and what did other countries do and what we found was that in some countries like an thailand -- in thailand and germany imparts the former soviet union, the statues were removed from public square and some were certainly destroyed, but most of them placed in parks and containment parks where people can go, and they don't allow for any demonstration or they don't allow for any gathering of groups in those spaces but it is a preservation of the ar

no problems in the district on new york avenue oenilworth. things looking good on 66. 's your traffic.e >> 5:36 is th time. let's talk breaking news fromer night. an arrest in the distric after a woman ist allegedly set on fire by her neighbor after a fight. we're going to heafrom the victim's daughter coming up rnext. >> and a maryland man accused of raping a teenager near a metro station is now free on bond. hear from a friend defending him. 5:37 is our time. fox5 morning at 5:30 back ♪> ♪ i believi've heard storiesnt from people acro virginiaing. that have moved me to take action unemploymen oravenste the opioid epidemic, and pediatc healthcare. but we can't make progress each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to youon and focus olving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. z31blz z10rz y31bly y10ry tastic si chools d an our current governor has withheld money thatedatio maryland needs a governor whose top priority fund education, is public schools.plan to fy to bring teacher pay up so tha

this came more to the fore when , in the summer of 2017, i was asked to serve as cochair of the monument avenue commission. in the initial, i would say, naive and wishful thinking of our mayor, he said you can get this done in three or four months. you've only got two charges, figure out how to interpret them, and who else should go out there on monument avenue? so we figured, we will a couple of public meetings, have a few conversations, set up a website so people can send letters, etc. as the letters began pouring in, and i started going through them, the level of passion, the level of rage, the level of pain had a new dimension. that is when this thought came to me, this is not going to be quick and it should not be easy. we've got to figure out a better way to hear what people are saying. he absolutely agreed. so we took a look. we stepped back. of course we had to see what everybody else was doing. this was later published about who were the most prominent of the confederate statuary around the country. robert e lee is the one you see in green, which may be difficult to see each of the bub

i have lived here for 26 years on inness avenue, not inness street. i am the chair of the india basin neighborhood association. this project has long been our dream, and our vision for our community. we support this project and encourage you to approve this transaction. in addition to thousand us of new neighbors joining us in a range of housing sizes and affordability levels, you heard about the great amenities we have been working on with the developer so that we have a more livable neighborhood so we are like the rest of san francisco with food, entertainment. most importantly and where you guys come in, is the new and improved park space. this project will provide loops in the bay trail and if the blue greenway. we know the poitis very involved in. it will provide a class one bike path which gives us safe and scenic transportation alternatives for all of the people living, working and playing in our neighborhood. india basin has a reach part. it is a rich part of the san francisco maritime history. in the big picture, this project will allow peopl

. >>> police in the east bay are investigating a crash that killed a young girl. it happened monday afternoon on shepherd avenue in heyward. that's right near tyrell elementary school. a driver hit the 3-year-old girl. paramedics rushed her to a local hospital where she died. the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating. >>> we also have new details about the deadly crash that shut down 880 for hours. this was part of our breaking news coverage last night at 11:00. this was on 880 in heyward. investigators say 46-year-old lamum bachlt richard and 57-year-old renee rodriguez died in this crash. all northbound lanes of 880 were shut down for six hours. rodriguez was on her way home from work. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in heyward with more. cheryl? >> reporter: i did talk to the rodriguez family tonight and i did talk to the richards family and they're both trying to wrap their minds around what happened here tonight and they're in a struggle to move forward. >> she was a lovely lady. big heart. everybody loved her. >> reporter: that was evident tonight as we watched friends and family come to the

of the letters we received, what i am showing you lettersle of the 1700 the public sent in to the monument avenue commission. the majority of those were with 60% in the richmond region, which was important to track as much as possible. you don't want those interlopers in there. what we found was that on the surface when we asked the question, where we read through their letters, are you in support of keeping the monuments them, we context to found 26.7% said keep them and add context from the letters. when we asked remove the 18%.ents, we got when it said relocate the monuments, and this is something museums heard a lot of, but the mini museum, i am here to tell you most museums cannot afford to maintain statuary, to maintain statuary is an expensive thing. if anybody is asking about why is lincoln on the property, that is the property of the national park service. it was placed it there so it could be removed if it needed to be by the national park. i digress. a considerable amount of money to care for them. some of these are not small things you can slip in a gallery. where do you store them? t

of the letters we received, what i am showing you lettersle of the 1700 the public sent in to the monument avenue commission. the majority of those were with 60% in the richmond region, which was important to track as much as possible. you don't want those interlopers in there. what we found was that on the surface when we asked the question, where we read through their letters, are you in support of keeping the monuments them, we context to found 26.7% said keep them and add context from the letters. when we asked remove the 18%.ents, we got when it said relocate the monuments, and this is something museums heard a lot of, but the mini museum, i am here to tell you most museums cannot afford to maintain statuary, to maintain statuary is an expensive thing. if anybody is asking about why is lincoln on the property, that is the property of the national park service. it was placed it there so it could be removed if it needed to be by the national park. i digress. a considerable amount of money to care for them. some of these are not small things you can slip in a gallery. where do you store them? t

and, in fact, maurie, unlike the other confederate generals that line monument avenue, is not presented in a uniform at all. he is -- in fact, with his monument, it does reflect a whole career where the confederacy is a footnote for murray, right? one of the footnotes. one of the things that he does. lee, jackson, a.p. hill, all the others, are in uniform. they are -- in terms of looking at the whole of their lives and their work, that isn't necessarily what is being honored in the course of the work. and, again, when you look at the proceedings, it is about them as military leaders. and so, yes. you can all day long -- remember it like, you know, in any museum, we've got basically 150 to 250 words and that particular panel will tell you what's going on. what you at most can hope for as you're talking about them as art, about the individuals depicted and the community's response over time is that you have a very short period of time to figure that out. and i will say that that currently is not my job. my function on the monument avenue commission is complete. what happens next is really

visitors with a festive holiday dance. >> this is video from last year with a tap dancing christmas in avenues at 9:00 a.m. the dancing begins at 10:00. and that's always a fun time out there, lisa. >>> not much of a break yesterday in terms of rain. so good idea if you want to get out today, tomorrow the next few days to clean up. because we have several more rounds of rain in the weekend ahead. but the immediate future the rain is ending. we have mist and drizzle. 60 and muggy in emeryville. we put it together coming up with the ac wrkt seven-day forecast. >> also ahead, the warriors get back on track. kevin durant helps put an end to the >>> good morning, everyone. time right now is 5:44. we are taking a live along outside from the santa cruz camera. the board walk there is open from 12:00 to 5:00 today if you want to check out the limited rides and the ice rink is open. we get a check of the forecast coming up. >>> in sports all three bay area schools in action. stanford faces ucla. cal takes on colorado at memorial stadium added 4:00 p.m. and snap state looks to close out with a win over

and new jersey avenue in northwest d.c.came off of 695. we see pretreated roads, obviously. everything is moving along just fine because there's no precip coming down at the moment. we can tell you the d.c. snow team went out at midnight, of urse, and started putting down the pretreatment. they're asking folks, if you can, stayome. if you can take metro instead of driving, that's probably your best option. right now everything is looking pretty good as we connue our way down new york avenue here in the district. tat's the latest. back you. >> all right, molette, thank you. >> and of course we'll be followinghe wintry m heading into our area all morning long. >>> now we turn t capitol hill. a very busy election season has aft a lame duck congress with long to-do list before the end of the year. looming over all of it is a pivotal spending bill. >> susan mcginni joins us from capitol hill. so they'll work to pushso throu final legislation before the season ends. could this set the stage for another government shutdown? >>. >>

i want to take you to a map showing you where this all took minnesotah street a avenue in southeast. rse, a neighborhood area here off minnesota avenue. so no doubt some neighbors were looking at this overnight. police spread out across that area, speaking with sources, gathering clues, trying to put together what led up to this shoong and why. back out live, police have not yet released any detail about the shooting itsel or who was involved or perhaps even the victim.n of the still standing by for that, as well as a motive. tnce we get that information, we'll bring to you on air and online. we're live here in northeast, justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> a serial killer who says he murdered more than 90 people may be responsible for the killing of a woman in prie george's county more than 45 years ago. coicted killer samuel little is serving three life sentences talking abod he's other crimes he committed. in 1972, hunters found the remains of a woman in laurel off route 197 and the bw parkway. detectives say little identified the erect location w he strangled her and d

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with under one minute to play in the surf avenue -- in the first half. he heads three, took an eight point lead to the locker room. third quarter now, clay thompson, he throws up a three, he will break for the fast layup, the spurs at 13 by that point, the warriors would be down by 18 but >>> in the fourth quarter. that makes it a one-point game. the spurs hit their shots down the stretch, the warriors did not, again takes the open three for the final mail, the spurs take a nine point lead at that point, they win 104-92 and yes, golden state has now lost three in a row, they went on that texas triangle and were swept in all usually see. >> no steph curry in all three of those games. >> what you think about the raiders and that whole thing? i get the carr and their competitors, is that just the kind of thing that happens? >> i think we have a tendency, when things become public that aren't always public that we sometimes overreact to them and you know, the warriors would be a good example of that as well, those things happen all season long, they aren't a

it happened early friday morning in the 19-hundred block of cooley avenue. ning... the girl was standing outside her home when 3 men forced her inside a van. police say she was then taken to an unknown location where she was sexually assualted. moments later they say the tenager was threw out of the van. call police if you have any information on these men. ( marty ) san jose police are searching for two children this morning. the one- year-old boy and 11-year-old girl are believed to be with their mother. police say she ran off with the kids during a supervisied visit with child protective services. officers say 33-year-old diana moreira is driving a 20- 12 gray mini cooper... with california license plate number 6-u-w-l-2-5-1. she's possibly headed to colorado springs, colorado. if you have any information on her whereabouts, you're asked ( marty ) alameda county firefighters are lkooking into the cause of a fire that broke out friday night at castro valley high school. the fire was located on the roof between the administration building and one of the hall

a secret campaign meeting in an iconic tower on new york's fifth avenue. and in this case, a woman, a mysterious woman who may have tipped the scales at a time when america seemed to be coming apart at the seams. i'm not talking about 2016. no. this time the year was 1968. >> got news this war and they're afraid to get us out. >> richard nixon is behind the effort to sabotage peace. >> what we do or fail to do can determine the future of peace and freedom for the balance of this century. >> tens of thousands of young americans and vietnamese died. that's what was at stake. >> it was horrendous. it was treason, by any standard. >> this wealthy and connected asian american woman could change history. >> lbj knew there was collusion. >> it's definitely a smoking gun as regards richard nixon's involvement. >> their contacting a foreign power in the middle of war, and they ought not to be doing this. this is treason. ♪ >> it's november 3rd, just two days before the 1968 presidential election. >> mr. president, i'm getting right on. >> mr. president? >> yes? >> t

montgomery county, where police there are investigating after an officer hit a bicyclist in ce.vy ch this is connecticut avenue jones bridge road where the person is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. >>> new hampshire avenue, crews wrapped up their work on the broken water main. the 16 inch water main was fixed and the road is now open. >>> former first lady michelle obama bringing her book tour to the distalct. she'll tk about her new memoir "becoming" at a sold out capital oneara. >> join us for turkey and food drive. we're hoping to feed thousands of people. on monday, drop off canned and boxed food, cash or checkst capital one arena and donate by our website and please say hello to pat lawson se. >> get a picture with her, too. help folks out. >>> lauryn ricketts, it's oldhi out there morning. >> sit chilly. temperatures in the 30s and 40s on our way to 50 degrees. we'll have more sunshine this afternoon. keep your fingers crossed. temperatures we'll be dry this weekend. more clouds around tomorrow, low 50 and rain late on monday. >> all right. thanks so much. and thank you so much for joinin

in march 1998 public works completed a project in the bernal heights neighborhood that realigned brewster street, constructed martin avenue. this was known as brewster street extension. new streets were built over city-owned parcels. on march 11th, 1998 the city engineer and public works director certified the brewster street extension was completed in accordance with plans. november 30th, 2006 planning department determined it was unbalanced with the general plan. submit today land use committee officially first declares improvements to be open public rights of way. secondly, establishes the official sidewalk width, public right of way width and street grades. and thirdly, accepts extension for city maintenance and liability. any questions? >> supervisor k. tang: all right, thank you. i don't have any questions. colleagues? no questions. all right, any members of the public who wish to speak on item one come on up? seeing none, public comment is closed. motion? > supervisor n. yee: i will make a motion to move this forward with recommendation to the full board. >> supervisor k. tang: thank you, and without objection. ite

they are diverting traffic off at west railroad avenue. in the meantime, you can use alternates, old redwood highway north or stony point road to get around the mess. it could take ti. we checked in with chp. they are trying to get off to the shoulder and get one lane or the right shoulder open there to get traffic through. we'll keep our eye on that. still early not a lot of delays in the area. we are starting to see more delays westbound 580 from 205 to 680. no delays near grant line. clear at the dublin interchange interchange. westbound toward 680 connector not bad traffic clear on 680 itself in both directions. so far, so good at the bay bridge clear in the every into san francisco. >>> the death toll from the "camp fire" in butte county is now 48. authorities discovered six more bodies in their continued search for human remains. nearly 9,000 structures have been destroyed. butte county sheriffs have arrested six people for looting. the fire consumed 230 square miles 35% coained. president trump is sending secretary of the interior and

400,000 but think how many we can help, how we can "feed the need" in the bay area. >> reporter: laura and i are here at the dunn avenue safeway here in morgan hill. we also have some more people with us. >> reporter: robert honda. >> look, its not just us throughout the bay area. come on out and join us and we can all do our part. >> reporter: get up early. we're in to that. >> exactly. >> reporter: this is late for us, actually. >> reporter: help "feed the need." we'd love to see you today. >> i'm sure people would love to come see you and meet robert and ian and the cherry on top is helping those in need. we hope you can help us today. your favorite nbc bay area news talent will be collecting donations across safeways today. find more information at nbcbayarea.com. >>> its 7:53 right now. it is our clear the shelter segment featuring or friends from pets in need. meet little izzy next. k it )s r what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots

in chicago. >> this is happening on michigan avenue. convention is in the process of nominating the presidential candidate. >> the chicago convention. the convocation to nominate vice president hubert humphrey to succeed president lyndon johnson. >> i am ready to lead our country. >> the chaos that engulfed the democrats was practically an advertisement for the republican party. candidate richard nixon capitalized on the anger and unrest. the war at home. >> let us recognize that the first civil right of every american to be free from domestic violence. so i pledge to you, we shall have order in the united states. >> nixon leads in the polls, but his white house dreams are haunted. by lbj's progress toward ending the war. >> nexen worries about a prospect of an october surprise. peace is being negotiated, that it's in hand. and it boosts the prospects of hubert humphrey. >> mid october, lyndon johnson fuels nixon's worst fear. >> who is that speaking, ditch is that you? >> i'm on. >> lbj updates the presidential candidates confidently on

a secret campaign meeting in an iconic tower on new york's fifth avenue. and in this case, a woman, a mysterious woman who may have tipped the scales at a time when america seemed to be coming apart at the seams. i'm not talking about 2016. this time the year is 1968. >> got news this war and they were afraid to get us out. >> richard nixon is behind the effort to sabotage peace. >> what we do or fail to do can determine the future of peace and freedom for the balance of this century. >> tens of thousands of young americans and vietnamese died that's what was at stake. >> it was horrendous, it was treason by any standard. >> this wealthy and connected asian-american woman could change history. >> lbj knew there was collusion. >> it's definitely a smoking gun as regards richard nixon's direct involvement and actions. >> they're contacting a foreign power in the middle of a war and they oughtn't to be doing this, this is treason. >>> it's november 3rd, just two days before the 1968 presidential elekds. >> mr. president, i'm getting him right on. >> yes, dick.

avenue. the driver died in that crash. no other cars were involved. san pablo avenue had to be closed several hours. >>> four brand new cars that just arrived for the north bay's smart train cannot be used because they were damaged during delivery. take a look at a picture showing what happened to one of them. the freight train that it was on was hit in a rail yard in the midwest. a smart train employee shot the picture and the video. the agency wouldn't let us into the repair yard which is just north of santa rosa. so the question is who's responsible for repairing the $11 million rail cars? nbc bay area's mark matthews will have the answer to that at 6:00. >>> dozens of buildings sitting empty in san jose are owned by google. the company plans to build its goi google village there. but one city councilman wants to use the empty spaces to house the homeless. this is west of 87th and just a block away from the deardon station. we're hearing the city council will vote on this idea tonight? >> reporter: this is one of the buildings owned by google that's

in bethesda closure here. western avenue and massachusetts avenue, that section. clos lanes blocked because of the fatal house fire there. some overnight could be there for some time. alexandria northbound 395 right side still blocked by the disabled vehicle. not really slowing things too much. beltway, nice and light here this morning. if you're leaving any time soon, everything is looking good. now i know a lot of folks you like to travel on wednesday, that is really, really smart. northbound 95 in maryland and southbound nice and clear. eun? >> melissa,hank you. yesterday morning we warned you osh hour traffic would be terrible becausethe mix of thanksgiving travelers and the commuters heading home. take a lookt thisvideo. it was pretty bad out there. this was bumper to traffic on the outer loop last night. as for today the work loads will be i-95 north and travel times could quadruple between 1:15 and 4:15 p.m. this afternoon. the biggest crowds will come today at the airports. aaa expects nearly 100,000 peoplerom the dmv will head to the airport. >>> we're no

off a wide section of air avenue in san jose. it is still an active climb -- crime scene. no official details. at least one possibly two victims are inside one of the homes. crime scene detectives have been going in and out of the house for the past couple of hours. this is one of the oldest neighborhoods filled with large homes built in the 30s. the mayor lives a few doors here's what neighbors are saying about what happened today.>> it's pretty shocking. it is a pretty quiet neighborhood. we normally have people walking around and using the light rail. it's pretty sma. >> it . thisod has biseedil and recent developments. neighbors say they have not had any security concerns like burglaries or street crimes. we are hoping to get more information from the police department as this investigation continues. right now it is still an active crime scene and it could be several hours before we know details. back to you.tothe tch. some of subsided. it is made a mess.>> we have team coverage. we are following some problem spots. first we

avenue. the county in exchange would get about 1 acres near hellier avenue. because of the congestion, drivers have seen major accidents, including fatalities. drivers in this area are in favor of the idea of widening this area. >> there's only one lane, so sometimes people they hit each other. >> it took me about 20 minutes. >> reporter: wow. >> it's like a mile. >> reporter: city leaders say they've worked on the idea for several years, and today, there will be a public hearing on the plan, and that takes place at 2:00 at san jose city hall. reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, sharon. >>> in a few hours, a man charged with killing a woman at a b.a.r.t. station returns to court. john lee cowell accused of stabbing an 18-year-old nia wilson to death. wilson's sister was also stabbed but survived. investigators say the stabbing happened on a platform at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in july. cowell has not yet entered a plea in that case. >>> happening today, concord leaders will look toward tweaking a program

in with matt keller. we're on thorn son avenue. problems in fremont overnight. the stretch of road flooded on southbound 880, north of mowery avenue. the on-ramp. several lanes were closed. they are back open now. 3:15, chp got a call of a single vehicle crash, brokaw road, san jose. this is video of a patrol car splitting the two lanes, keeping the cars from speeding. it is always a trouble spot when it rains. crashes and spinouts are very common. hopefully light traffic will prevent a lot of crashes a lot of black friday shoppers heading to the malls. live in fremont, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. today is expected to be the biggest shopping day in the year. even bigger than last year despite changes in strategy from some retailers. stores are spreading deals throughout the holidays instead of short sales. online shopping is expected to increase by 15% this year. target and amazon are offering target and amazon are offering free shipping with no minimum. >>> authorities discovered remains of another victim, raising the death toll to 84 people. 5

the fountain is on avenue in tin roosevelt in chamery marne, france. >> sunday on american history muse-argone cemetery where many are buried. >> freddy was an african-american soldier from south carolina who served in the 93rd division which was a unique division and they served strictly under the french during the war. there were 200,000 african-americans who served here on the western front, most of them were in labor battalions and not many were in combat. the army at the time was segregated and general pershing had a difficult time deciding whether or not he wanted to use them in combat. but the french were very eager for americans and so he essentially pawned off the african-american troops to the french. but stowers was not actually in the battle of the meusse-argonne but was nearby and can you tell us where the action was that cost corporal stowers his life? >> the action cannot take place very far away from the argonne on the western side. his regiment captured several lines. on september 28, 1918, their hill 88 to capture and when they get close to the german line, the germans, they

as we zoom in here for just a minute, westbound, east capitol street. the ramp to minnesota avenue. y a crash ther coming back out here, hyattsville, southbound bw parkway before 50 and in dunkirk maryland between ward road a mount harmony road had all lanes downed you can see the slow down here. on the the power compa scene hoping this will be reopen before the morning commute. >> thank you melissa. a d.c. woman wants to repay an on her indness caught front door security .came at first glance you may think the man is u to no good. but he was doi the woman a big favor. timeime can strike at any that's why a lot of folks invest in the doorbell cameras. it helps to try to package stuff. >> that's usually the type of crime that happens around her northeast neighborhood. so she got an alert on her phone and saw this video of this man walking up to her porch and walking around. this man found her wallet on the street, stopped his car, despite the freezing temperature and was looking around for a safe place to leave it. these cameras are supposed to catch the bad guys, but in a refreshing

all lanes in 880 in oejd near 23rd avenue are closed. you can see why in this video.ighway patrol officer explains what happened in a construction zone around 3:40 this morning. >> the driver a 28-year-old female from hayward lost control afford expedition. crashed into a support beams holding steel girders on the new overpass that's being constructed. knows steel girders crashed across all four lanes of northbound 880. the driver was transported for non-life threatening injuries. >> at least one car was damaged and ended up on its side. it's unclear how long the lain he is will closures last. stay with abc 7 news for updates on the news. >>> another big story, the red flag warning. the calendar tells us it's early november but the fire conditions feel more like late summer. can you see hills around the bay area are brown and dry. and warm weather magnifies the danger. abc 7 news meteorologist lisa argen is here with more. lease is a good morning to you. >>> chris, good morning. it's a dry start to autumn

in d.c. we're working to learn more about a reported shooting at 17th street and minnesota avenue. police spenteveral hours in the area overnight but have yet to release more information. have a crew headi to the scene right now. we'll bring you more information as it becomes>> available. right now, fire investigators are tryinghao figure out sparked flames inside a local restaurant in northwest d.c. >> this is a popular spot among students.versit this is what firefighters saw when they arrived just before 7:00 last night.am fl shooting out of the window and thick smoke 7th street. brutally cold fires and gusting winds made this tough to fight. however, firefighters managed to get in and put out the flames. they were even abl to save the surrounding buildings. >> the wind was gusting and this was a wind fan fire. it made a bad fire a bit worse. >> no one was hurt. >>> today opening statements begin in the charlottesville murder trial for james fields. he's accused ofilling heath heyer when he drove into a crowd in august of last year.el is a self-professed neo-nazi who travelled to

♪ >>> now at 6:30 -- breaking news in the east bay. san pablo avenue in a deadly crash pacifica as a string of s move towards the california coast. i have the storm track and the high surf advisory beginning this morning. >>> black friday, cyber monday. if you haven't gone shopping yet, what's wrong with you? no, kidding. there's still plenty of time to get a deal this holiday season. >> you're sitting next to two people who haven't bought a single thing, right, alexis? >> right. >> cats or dogs? the eternal debate reignited this morning after a new study reveals which is better as a bed buddy. >> team dog. >> me too. >> i think i'm team dog, yeah. sorry, mike. >> no, no, no. wait, wait, wait. i'm team dog. here's why. cat sleeps between my legs. >> and then climb on your face. >> yeah. >> paw it. i can't roll over. if i do roll over, it's arrp. >> let's move on. >> here we are at 6:30, live doppler 7. you see light to moderate rain across our northern area. the fog is thick across the north bay and east bay. it will linger longer in the east bay becau

a 4 foot by 1 and half foot hill in the number 4 land of southbound 101 just south of grand avenue in south san francisco. sot officer vu williams/chp :51the chp shutdownane 4 backing traffic up past candlestick.... cal trans crews arrived on seen, conducted inspections, and decided rebar needed to be replaced before the hold could be filled with quick drying concrete.... cool temps and rain made for a long process that pushed into teh afternoon commute.121/afternoon commute (pam) a reminder... download the kron-4 mobile app .. or go to kron4- dot com to stay on top of this series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get alerts for your neighborhood.. with the kron- 4 app. download it today. and visit kron-4 dot com. (pam) a family in marin wants to share their experience of helping to adopt a paradise family .. they lost their house and belongings to the 'camp fire'. as they told kron 4's gabe slate, you do not necessarily need to donate money,n or travel up to paradise, to help in a big way in fact, you can do it from your couch. sound from jennif

in eleven. but here on avenue have be bored in the middle of the city opinion about the shake is largely positive even though nobody can say whether the situation has really improved since her election. and the fact that in the map today we're proud that there is a female mayor a shake up people are saying that makes me proud my fellow man it from what i understand in the news there hasn't been anything negative about her she's just doing her job like anyone else regardless of whether they're a man or woman. if you went on that it would them as it was yes i think she hasn't been in power for long she's now entering the battle the big war tunisia's french on the situation is very critical. yet another meeting here she is with various mayors from other tunisian towns. most of them are men of course. but there are a few female faces twenty percent of mares in tunisia are now women since the last elections in may. the shake thinks this is the sign of victory for tunisian women. may one who would insist doesn't what counts is performance whether someone is a man or woman but at the moment i'm giving a

. >> a wegmans grocery store will be built in the district, city ridg hat's on wisconsin avenue in northwest. a lot of people call it cathedral heights already. along with the wegmans, office space, hotel, health club and artments and condos. >> it'se a lit north. >> own it. >> something w. >> i just want to make sure there's something good to eat. i can't wait to shop there, that's forsure. >> an nbc news investigation uncovered troubling news certain breast implants. >> it's believed there's a link between those implants and a ncer.form of nearly half a million american women have breast implants approved by the food and dadg nistration but nbc news uncovered evidence that some implants could be linked to a certain type of lipoma. one woman learned this after she had heranim moved. >> it was full of disease and full of tumors. >> did you think to yourself, cancer?uld be >> never, never. my plastic surgeon didn't bring it up me. my obgyn never spoke to me.no dy. >> right now, there's no organized effort to collect data from patients that have implants and those that have developed alcl. the

in that area. san pablo avenue is closed in both directions between el portal drive and 20. you can useon parkway. i-80 and rail boulevard. you are clear all the way to the maze. we want to take a live look at the mcarthur maze and we have reports of a crash before the i-80 split. tow crews are on the scene but your drive into san francisco is still a nice, easy, 11-minute ride. you can see traffic moving along pretty nicely usa hit the span a very tough couple of weeks for the kids at paradise high school. >> but last night they got a chance to play basketball. ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ >> the phs pod cast taking on the chico panthers since the campfire ignited. and holding fundraisers. >> even though everything around them is falling apart i want them to know that basketball is the one thing that has stayed. it didn't goe. omng oo.al state chico even chid in donating the use of their gym in this game. >>> straight ahead this morning a box office bust and a host with high honors. all that and more headlines from hollywood. >> and another live look outside before we head to br

laura and i on dun avenue in morgan hill from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m.he rest of the bay area will be at vary yis locatiious location. to get a list of the people and where there will be go to our website. nbcbayarea.com. >> $10 donation goes far. >>> 5:28, it is our top story, the air. it is unhealthy at the very least. very dangerous in many spots in the bay area. >>> up next, we'll have the latest on school closures across our region, and of course, live team coverage. stay with "today in the bay." 5:28. don )t adjust your televis- a live look at san francisco. that smoky haze is real. >>> friday morning, take a live look at san francisco. that is not fog we're talking about this morning. it's a smoky haze, very real, across the bay area. my coclimate weather alert, in fact, is in effect. another look across the bay area, giving just different angles. boy, it is so thick out there, you, i'm sorry to say, will not be able to escape the unhealthy air, no matter where you are in the bay area. thanks for joining us. i'm xwrs, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm

this weekend the follows around a tad like no other in recent years but do they made a long in second avenue not changed by david ten games your second and then your second think i. after ten matches the team deserves to be where they are. so what's the secret well got better offensively well stocks finally don't want to school with seven goals to ghana's are lead the league in scoring headed into the weekend but he's not their only stretch your nuts half man and allison play at age five tallys of their own. that kept up their attacking ways braman. chances flew back and forth because the hosts also showed their attacking flair. good saying they got better offense could also depend on their strong back line and reliable keep a young zama trying to bounce back from two straight league losses greyman caps on my plenty busy. but finally late in the first half leading marksmen created a chance for his team to do what they do best last intell shot from twenty metres out go deflected to allison player who skillfully stretches the ball through his markers and buried it to put the guests i had i the

in the south bay, but we do have road work on highway 17, and keep it in mind this morning as you work your way to 17, near lark avenue. all lanes shut down until this morning. they should have it wrapped up in the next 15 minutes.. 101 out of the morgan hill commute. so good working your way into 10. no delays yet, and traffic is clear through there. the full freeway closure 880 at 23rd avenue, and it looks like it should open up in the next 10 minute as well, and traffic behind it, and definitely use 58 as an alternate. the rest of 580 looking good. south of there, reports of an accident, south 880 at washington avenue, blocking one lane, and if you're traveling through oakland, 580 is the alternate. 980 this morning, reports of a small brush fire on the shoulder, and fire crews are on the scene. through the pass, getting busy. 680, not too bad. the drive time, 25 minutes once you get to the top of the pass, traffic is clearing nicely to the dublin interchange. here's the 580, and not a lot of cars out there, and so pretty easy ride in both directions. we will look at the san mateo bridge in a few minutes. >> thank

avenue between desaleand l streets northwest. this saturdayl metro use a crane to lift pipes top the rocooling tower in the 1100 block of connecticutult in the temporary closure of the bike lane on l street. >> taking a look aso treep dtr author j.k resowlilngme sry areo journalist jamal khashoggi. the open letter to the uncrary t start an independent investigionpped streep and rowling's signatures are o are on the let. more than 100 other celebrities have also signed that letter. >>> a 22-year-old falcon servina mascotor fmy ancovered after sufferca ajury k saturdaypr to west point. according to the colorado springs gazette west point cadets took the birfrom an army colonel's house as part of a prank. at the time the newspaper chacterized the injury as potentially life-threatening. however the air force academy tweeted this update saying it t' expecdte to m tak>>e a look at the stories you'rewith theag e tn social mia. >> that mean's mo is back. >> hello both of you. "saturda night live"acing over the weekend where pete epublican candidate wh inoso lvi war. davidson said dur ndnsaturdee u'spd weke segment some republican dan crens

twice as big a crowd as we had in 1960 and the result is going to be twice as good as in 1960. >> so back on fifth avenuely 12th, we have three men in a hotel room, a veteran politician plotting his comeback, the man running his political operation and south vietnam's man in washington. plus, one lone woman, anna chennault. >> of course i had the opportunity to not only talk to the leaders, but the people. >> nixon knew that anna chennault could establish a relationship between him and the south vietnamese and that just in case it became public, nixon could pretend that she was not his real envoy. >> after just ten years in washington, d.c., anna had fast-tracked her way to wealth and influence. and a penthouse on top of the brand-new watergate complex, which she made into her private clubhouse for the global elite. >> she loved to do parties. she's notoriously known as the republican social hostess of the nixon era. >> i just remember that when she would walk into a room, she owned the room. >> she had a lot of sexual power. i'm not saying that she had sexual relationships with people. but i just think

it happened in the east oakland robbery in august and international boulevard near 46th avenue. the robbery victims survived, but a father of four, he died from the stray bullet. police are asking for help identifying the robber. >>> and if you have been in san francisco, you have probably seen the protesters. the marriott hotel strike expected to continue through thanksgiving. the strike actually started six weeks ago when 2,500 workers marched outside eight of the city hotels. the workers are demanding higher wages and better benefits. they have been negotiating with marriott this week, but still no deal in the works. >>> just in, we're learning more about what led to a man dying after a standoff with officers in san jose. chief eddie garcia just wrapped up the news conference there. he says that that suspect had two warnings and died after a 14-hour standoff wednesday night. this is chief garcia there. yesterday officers say that this all started as a family disturbance in south san jose.

in the north bay at this time. a live look at the conditions. south 101 at wilfred avenued it's an easy ride down to steel lane, on the northbound side, and no delays here, traffic in the green. sensors showing 60 miles an hour, and not seeing any trouble spots, and along 37 this morning, here's a live look at lakeville road, and traffic is clear in both directions, 80 to 101. are the skies clear? here's mary. >> unfortunately not, gianna. looking like the air quality will get worse today. unhealthy air quality for today. >>> we have a spare the air alert, air quality advisory because of the smoke, and it's going to be moving into the bay area once again, and that's because of the shift in the wind direction, and let's show you the live look with the tower camera, looking east to the bay bridge this morning and the temperatures, all over the place, 38 in concord, and oakland, good morning to you. 37 in livermore, and 50, a mild start to the day in san francisco. 43 in san jose, and santa rosa, 33. close to freezing in santa rosa this morning. hazy, smoky skies, unhealthy a

twice as big a crowd as we had in 1960 and the result is going to be twice as good as in 1960. >> so back on fifth avenuely 12, we have three men in a hotel room, a veteran politician plotting his comeback. the man running his political operation. and south vietnam's man in washington. plus, one lone woman. anna chennault. >> of course i had the opportunity to not only talk to the leaders, but the people. >> nixon knew that anna chennault could establish a relationship between him and the south vietnamese and that just in case it became public. nixon could pretend she was not his real envoy. >> after just ten years in washington, d.c., anna had fast-tracked her way to wealth and influence. and a penthouse on top of the brand-new watergate complex. which she made into her private clubhouse for the global elite. she loved to do parties. she is notoriously known as the republican social hostess of the nixon era. >> i just remember that when she would walk into a room, she owned the room. >> she had a lot of sexual power. i'm not saying that she had sexual relationships with people. but i just think that she

. >> reporter: joy is just one of the fire refugees now living in the packed east avenue church in chico. the pastor here says the demand was simply more than anyone could get ahold of in these opening days of the crisis. >> the fact that the county stumbled coming out of the gate makes sense, but they have put some feet under them. they seem to be doing pretty well and yet the need is greater than any one group can respond to. >> reporter: if it weren't for the folks here, where would you be? >> nowhere. i would have nothing. i left with nothing. i would have nothing. >> reporter: a lot of stories like that up here, a lot of them, and as for where everyone goes from here, i don't think anyone really has any solid answers for that. they aren't exactly sure how many people they'll get over at the fairgrounds. asked folks here, they aren't exactly sure where they're going to go. this story kind of lurches forward day to day. >> my understanding is many of these people are just like any other town. some were in section 8 housing. some were renters. so they don't have insurance. there is no