san jose state's football team a winning season this year. the fans are coming to the stadium but not necessarily to watch the football game. lexi? >> that's right, tyler. you'd think a winning season mes rushing in to spartans stadium. as i've learned, that's not the case. football is not the only reason fans come to spartan stadium on saturdays. students like katie dunn go for the tailgate. >> i don't know, i feel like everyone is having a better time at the tailgate. when not a lot of people go it's not as much fun. >> that's exactly what spartan football is lacking, the support. sophomore john wearing a beer helmet says even if he does go in, he won't stay for the full game. >> oh, absolutely. every time at halftime i get wao tired and i have to pass out and go to sleep. >> some students say they're more interested in drinking hard alcohol, beer, and listening to music than cheering on their spartans. >> the more people that drink, the more of a possibility someone may use bad judgment, may get hurt or injured or suffer some kind of alcoh

of san jose. i think they really love working for the city of san jose. i think they're making very personal decisions based on personal reasons, largely, financial. >> reporter: you don't feel guilty about that? your old job that those other officers are leaving and coming to you? >> you know, it's difficult. my heart's torn. >> reporter: and gammons insists the officers are calling him, not the other way around. >> there's no mistaking that. i've not picked up a phone and called san jose officers and said, i'm looking for new laterals. >> reporter: but he will pick up the phone if they call, knowing there's a cop on the other end with amazing experience and training. >> today, i'm serving the community of redwood city. i want to do everything i can to benefit this community as the communities in san jose were benefited at one time. >> reporter: here's some perspective. there are 12 police chiefs in california who once climbed the ranks here in san jose. hayward, daly city, san leandro to name a

congratulations to san jose state football.hat's good stuff. >> good spartans. >> yeah. >>> in terms of the forecast? >> we expect some rain coming up. not for two more days. you have two days. get it while it's dry. >> thanks. thanks for being with us. look at that nice shot. we will leave you this in san francisco. join us at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. bye, you guys. you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [ male announcer ] being together is the best part of the holidays and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. you just ate dallas! and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. - it doesn't matter how long you've lived in new york, it's still fun to look up and pretend all the buildings are giant severed ro

jose police officer. we're live in san jose. when we get more information, we'll bring it to you. back to you. >> thank you. we have a safety concern here. wave traffic concern less than two mile away from where jean ellie is. we bring in george kiriyama with more information on this developing story. >> reporter: we are in the area where they are actually searching for a suspect or suspects connected to these robberies, death to the crime spree. we're in the location near donald meyer elementary school. we have a spokesperson from the san jose police department. sergeant, first off, let's talk about this officer here. what that to the officer tonight? >> the officer is a hero. we have four robberies today spread throughout the day. the final robbery took place at a fast food restaurant. the officer spotted the vehicle. he went to stop it. the vehicle fled. there was a vehicle pursuit. the suspect stopped in the area in east san jose. one of the suspects jumped out. the vehicle took multiple hits. we're t

us live in san jose now. elissa harrington. >> reporter: what this means is tens of thousands of workers in san jose will get a 25% raise. the measure d does seam to be holding on strong to its lead this morning and if it passes, minimum wage will go from $8 an hour, which is the state's hourly minimum, to $10 an hour. measure d has been a very big issue here ever since some san jose state sociology students came up with the idea. it got the support of labor unions and backers raised nearly $300,000 to fight for it. >> 50,000 people in san jose, the tenth larger city in the country, are going to get a raise. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: those against measure d including some business owners worry that if it passes, that will lead to them having to cut jobs, cut hours and might prevent new businesses from wanting to open here. in fact, san jose mayor chuck reed is one of the opponents. there are still quite a few vote-by-mail ballots to count. but at this point, it looks like it could pass at 59%. it n

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. an active and vocal scene with the teachers in san jose. >>> do the los angeles dodgers yo' the city of san francisco money? the city says yes. san francisco wants the dodgers to pay up $1.2 million is at stake. the city wants to recoup the unpaid cost of caring for giants fan bryan stow at san francisco general. he spent four months for a traumatic brain injury after he was brutally beaten outside of a dodgers game in march of last year. city lawyers have asked the bankruptcy judge to add san francisco with a claims against the baseball team. the team filed for chapter 11 after its owner ran into problems during a bitter divorce from his wife. stow and his family are suing the team also for as much as $50 million. >>> in just about an hour, san jose neighbors will start giving their two cents on who the next police chief should be. the city is holding a series of meetings to gather information and create a profile of what the best candidate for chief would be. nbc bay area's damian t

san jose looking for a new top cop this morning.ave a exclusive look at two people who may want the job. >>> new this morning, lucky to be alive. a piece of plastic saves a family of 11 just moments away from death. how they managed to escape a silent killer before it was too late. >> reporter: and look what rolled in overnight just in time for your lovely monday morning commute. i'm bob redell. we'll tell you about the dense fog advisories in effect for parts of the bay area. that story coming up. >> the last thing you want after a four-day weekend, but we've got really thick fog. it's widespread and will likely interrupt your smooth commute this morning. we'll tell you when it's expected to clear your city and when the rain arrives in your full forecast. >> we found a clear patch here at palo alto. i have a new accident involving a motorcycle. we'll show you where that is. >> i'll take you a little further south this morning. a live look outside in san jose. it's monday, november 26th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning

james park in san jose. bob mann with california superstores started the tradition last year. >> i just want to give. it's something that we need to do and share. it's part of bringing people together and letting them realize what the whole family thing is about. >> reporter: across town at sacred heart community service, hundreds of people lined up to receive last-minute bags of food. this year more than 4200 people received boxes of food and a turkey, including tanya herera, a single mother of four who is pregnant. >> it helps me a lot because it's hard to find work and child care and everything. and places to live because of the situation of the economy. so but now this is like helped out a real lot. >> reporter: and the number of people needing help is growing daily. >> yesterday we signed up 74 new families who have never before needed help. they've come to sacred heart yesterday. on monday we signed up 81 new families. >> reporter: here at ristorante don giovanni in mountain view, people will pull up c

">>>san jose state student achida sama ...lpless as he watched superstorm sandy slam into the east coast. " i felt like there was nothing i could do, but just sit in my corner and pray." sama's mother and sister live in new york and maryland. "i was calling them a lot. i was always texting them. i was trying to stay up to date on like the status of how severe hurricane sandy was." his family got through the storm okay ... but many people didn't. that's why local red cross volunteers are helping in shelters just like this one at a high school in new jersey. "the silicon valley chapter along with the three other chapters in the region which are they bay area, monterey, and santa cruz. all three chapters have had dedicated volunteers deployed to the east coast, right now we have 126 volunteers out there responding." and many people are helping in other ways ... like donating blood to replenish supplies back east. the red cross is also helping to connect family members separated by long distances. "we have something online called

we are live in san jose.e'll tell you how short they are on turkeys. >>> san jose police launching a man hunt for the second suspect in an officer involved shooting. what we're finding out today about the crimes that led up to that shooting. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ get to holiday fun faster with pillsbury cookie dough. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's a brand new day. it's a monday november 19th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. it is almost 5:30. we want to check in with steve. are we going to have nice weather this week? >> after wednesday. >> okay. >> that's just the way we plan it. cloudy to mostly cloudy here this morning. rain has moved to the north

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who will be san jose's top cop? crime is high and nbc has learned of two names that may potentially replace him. one is the chief from fresno. another is sacramento chief brazil. brazil is set to retire next month. marianne joins us with the latest on the search. >> reporter: in just a few minutes at 6:30 you can come to the community center and voice your opinion about ha type of qualities you would like to see in the new san jose police chief. it's the first of several throughout the city. >> san jose's new top cop will grapple with rising crime, shrinking budgets and declining moral. that's just the beginning. the last four police chiefs have all come from within the department. some say it's time to try a new approach. >> the problems need to be solved by an outsider who will take a fresh look at the way business is done in san jose. >> kenneth kelly, a former board member of san jose crime stoppers hopes the new police chief will commit to staying on the job at least five years. >> we need to hire a police chie

varied from a tenth an inch in livermore, .13 san jose, half inch in san jose to 2" in the north bay, kentfield. here's our live high-def doppler radar. leading edge of more precipitation storm number 2 rolling into the bay area. moderate rainfall in the past 20 minutes. we have rain that stretches all the way from santa rosa through rohnert park into petaluma. scattered spotty showers now around highway 37 as it leads you in and out of sears point. now, today's highs across the bay area crunched together with the cloud cover. upper 50s to right around 64 degrees outside number. 66 however willow glen and in san jose. and that's the scene right now in san jose. lights are on and mostly cloudy skies. 61 degrees there. cloudy skies right now in san francisco. southerly breeze at 12 miles per hour. your forecast what you need to know more showers tonight and then a lull then more scattered showers after midnight. and then our extended forecast calls for very little sunshine. tonight overnight into the 40s and low 50s. from 43 to about roughly 53 degrees for overnight lows. here's the dea

. >> i know that san jose is having a crime wave. but they used to call san jose the safest big city in the world. >> reporter: police later arrested one of the suspects, jonathan willbanks in an east san jose neighborhood. police are hoping a $20,000 reward and this sketch will help them. the former high school football player is being honored at the spot where he died. >> it's beyond belief. it's the saddest thing ever. >> reporter: the memorial service will more than likely be this saturday. he is survived by his father, mother and older brother, dylan. >> it is just simply tragic. thank you, george. >>> they want to know who took her. pg&e is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest in a walnut creek kidnapping and robbery of a pg&e employee. she left work on november 7th. these are surveillance photos of one of the suspects. police say the woman was tied up, blindfolded and forced to withdrawal money at east bay atms. ultimately, the men drove her to an isolated area of the oakland hills where they left

>>> como no josÉ. >>> vamos a hablar sobre lo que tiene que hacer el presidente barack obama de aquÍue estamos viendo son reÑidas. >>> josÉ este no es tiempo de dormir, sino de trabajar, de rimoarse a todos, y animarlos a votar. >>> y ahora en las elecciones del martes ya habrÁ habido cientos de miles o millÓns de personas que habrÁn votado de manera anticipada, normalmente los que votan antes del martes de las elecciones favorecen a los demÓcratas, es asÍ tambiÉn en esta oportunidad?. >>> creo que es lo que estamos viendo que el voto estÁ saliendo adelantado y estamos viendo un apoyo grande para el presos, no solo eso, estamos viendo que el joven estÁ saliendo a votar, que siempre apoya mÁs al demÓcrata, creo que es bueno para el presidente, pero el presidente lo que va a parar, porque sabe de aquÍ tenemos que avanzar adelante, no irnos atrÁs y por eso va a trabajar creo que hasta los fins del dÍa del 6 de noviembre. >>> congresista la comunidad hispana en algunos estados clave ademÁs puede hacer la diferencia, estamos hablando de nevada, pero tambiÉn estamos hablando caridad lina d

san jose, oakland, quarter mile or less.gh central bay dense fog advisory through 9:00 this morning. chilly in north bay and east bay where 30s and 40s for now. let's look at the low clouds. 9:00 through noon, notice the south bay starting to see that clearing. it's 1:00. noon to 1:00 seeing hazy sunshine. sunset before 5:00 this time of year. half of the day stuck in the fog. second half of the day, hazy sunshine. temperatures fog cooled today. upper 50s to low 60s for most of the bay area down from 70s we saw in spots yesterday. so fog really the main factor slowing down the holiday drive home mainly for the morning and then middle part of the week we're talking wind, rain and waves coming to the coast. big waves. we'll talk more about that big storm and pattern shift middle part of the week in a few minutes. >> heading to southern california down interstate 5. stuck with fog into the afternoon. >> take it easy. drive slowly. have another cup of coffee. don't go just yet. thanks. >>> new this morning, more deadly violence

you saw the best area one of the best areas in san jose this morning. they are reaping the benefits. yesterday they had a ton of fog by , just leftover in the delta, afternoon highs unhazy sun, low to mid 60s nice afternoon ahead. >>> happy monday. the bridge fog advisories have been extended for two more hours. let's go to san jose south 85 almaden off-ramp, overturned vehicle, driver abandoned the car on a shoulder, traffic getting by, westbound 237 at zanker five-car accident out of lanes cleared to the shoulder, a bit of slowing westbound. northbound 880 at fruitvale no accident in the right lane. >>> 6:40 -- 6:41. san francisco general hospital suing the los angeles dodgers and former owner mccourt over the beating of fan brian stow. the hospital is asking for 1.2 million dollars to cover the cost of providing stow's extensive brain trauma care his family is already suing the team for 50 million dollars to cover his lifetime medical care. the 43-year-old stow was brutally beaten by two dodger fans following the season opener against the giants. >>>

san jose police holding a news conference this morning to discuss manhunt for the mur suspect who shotit out with police friday night, wound ago officer. place arrested his accomplice jonathan wilbanks of san jose held on suspicion of murder, attempted murder of a police officer and armed rob little. police say the pair went on a crime spree friday night willing -- killing a 22-year-old in a carjacking attempt at a 711 store. coming up at 6:30, kira klapper will join us with the reward officers are hoping will bring the wanted manna -- wanted man into custody. >> families waiting online to get help for the holidays. that need is definitely not over yet. >> reporter: we are here in the pantry where it looks like there is a lot of food. check out the vegetables behind me, they tell me they still feel like they are short. they would love to see another 1,000 turkeys so they can meet their goals this week. people coming to pick up food have an points, no need to wait in line. check out what we found this morning, people out in the cold, waiting in line, officials say they did not expect to

josé garcía/portavoz, policía de san josé 18:46:04 entro una llamada, pero no sé escuchó nada, lleganciales a la casa y encuentran a la víctima, una señora adulta aparentemente muerta. la policia dice que hubo otras llamadas de robos con informacin especfica y le dieron prioridad a los esos incidentes.. la polica lleg a las 6:50 de la maÑana, una hora y 12 minutos despus de la llamada al 911. s.o.t. josé garcía/ 18:55:05 los oficiales al inicio piensan que es una situación de una emergencia médica, pero después de que investigan determinan que aparentemente es la víctima de un homicidio. autoridades agregan que no hay indicio de que alguien se haya metido a la fuerza a la vivienda. vecinos dicen que una pareja vive en la residencia.. pero autoridades no han identificado a la vctima.. s.o.t. joyce akiel/vecina 14:20:01 i know she has beautiful long blonde hair, she always wears black. esta vecina dice que ha visto a la residente de esa casa paseando sus perros, una mujer con un hermoso cabello largo y rubio. s.o.t. marlene hall/vecina 18:26:01 i am just stunned, especially if it is a h

let's go outside live in san jose.ve some haze, but in terms of any major cloud cover or fog, we'll not have that happen tonight as we've been talking about those, some deadly accidents happening in california. so take it slow with all the commuters. downtown san francisco is lit up beautifully tonight. no major fog and a sleigh offshore flow with us. look at all these cars. this is like a typical rush hour night. we're going to have video coming up from downtown san francisco coming up later in the show. while we talked about dry conditions, we're not going to be hazard free tonight or tomorrow morning. our biggest concern will be on the interstate 5 corridor from tracy to fresno. this morning, we had visibility of a 10th of a mile or less. as far as weather and travel days, we are on time. this is what we like to see this time of the year, in san francisco, oakland and san jose and santa mateo. all right, let's brick r bring your into our future cast. you can see for tomorrow morning, no major fog and throughout satu

josé garcía/portavoz, policía de san josé 11;23:25 en este momento no sabemos si el peatón tuvo la culpar o ambos tuvieron la culpa. las autoridades an no identifican al conductor, ni saben porque huy, pero el abogado de leyes migratorias bernardo merino dice que ha tenido clientes con casos similares. s.o.t. bernardo marino/abogado de inmigración 2:50:02 yo he tenido clientes que les ha pasado las dos situaciones, una que han tenido un accidente y se han ido porque tienen miedo, y también personas que han sido víctimas de delito y no reportan el delito porque tienen miedo a las posibles consecuencias migratorias. s.o.t. josé garcía/portavoz, policía de san josé 11:56:28 lo que puedo decir en este momento es que si el conductor se hubiera quedado en la escena y no huido, entonces esta investigación seria un caso de simplemente investigar quien fue el que tuvo la culpa y puede ser simplemente una infracción de tránsito. la polica dice que el vehculo que huy es un sedan obscuro. s.o.t. 4:52:20 lo que es muy importante para personas que no tienen sus papeles en regla aquí en estados unidos

, are officers jumping ship from the san jose police department? we'll show you the bay area city actively recruiting disgruntled officers from jpd. >>> a surprising crime. two students robbed at gunpoint at foothill college today. it happened on the foothill campus in los altos hills about 9:00 this morning. campus police say two students were stopped by a man with a gun and robbed of their backpacks. >> very rare in my history here, which is 16 years, i've never seen an armed robbery situation here at foothill college. it's certainly not unusual on college campuses to have crime. but in this area, for our campus, it is. >> police and sheriff's departments searched the campus, but didn't find the suspect. the suspect was not locked down, and no classes were interrupted or disrupted. students, faculty and staff were alert to have had crime through the school's emergency notification system. >>> in vallejo now. the 14-year-old boy accused in the violent sexual attack on a 65-year-old woman made his first court appearance today. here are some still p

thomas moore school in san jose.re called to the scene just after 1:00 this morning. they had the fire under control in about half an hour. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. >>> well, no doubt it was a championship party to remember. unfortunately, a man injured while celebrating the giants world series win last week has died. now police are asking for people to help find out exactly how this happened. police say sean moffitt was hit in the head on october 28th. he was sent to the hospital where unfortunately he died two days later. police say they're not sure whether he was attacked or just accidentally hurt. they're now asking possible witnesses out there in that area for any surveillance footage or photos to solve the case. >>> school administrators in albany want parents to start talking to their children about depression and suicide along with how to cope with tragedies. the panel using a special meeting last night to address the topics in the wake of two recent deaths in the school district.

we are at san jose community service. look at this line you can see where it starts and tents set-up. as we pan, people brought their own tents, tarps and umbrellas, desperate for these food boxes they are willing to wait in the rain, the line goes to this corner at first street, turns the corner and goes halfway down the block. they are waiting to register for the food boxes they get to sign up for two, one for thanksgiving and one for christmas. organizers this year saying the lines are not necessarily -- necessary that they are going to have enough food. clearly people aren't willing to take any chances. >> blankets and food. and a tent. >> some of them have parttime jobs where they used to have fulltime jobs, they are really struggling now assets drying up quickly. >> reporter: in addition to the food, people can sign up to get toys for the holidays. organizers have 16,000 toys to give away this year. the doors at san jose community service open at 7:30 this morning. they close at 6:00 this evening. people registering

we want to update you that on the score for the san jose spartans. they took the game. >> and he, you can hear the sound from spartans stadium. 52-43. ten-win season. >> amazing indeed. we want to thank you for joining us tonight on nbc bay area news at 11:00. "saturday night live" is coming up next. and we will see you back here tomorrow. rob will be up with you at 7:00 a.m. >> announcer: and now it's "live with kelly ripa and michael strahan." >> hi. good morning, everyone. hi. >> it is such a nice morning. it's just so, so gorgeous. >> it's been two weeks and i just have to say i love my new co-host michael strahan. >> i mean, i'm so happy to be here. i just can't believe this is a job. i woke up 15 minutes ago, and i'll be dead asleep again in 45 minutes. you know, it's like i'm living the life of a rich bear. >> i never sleep. one time i shut my eyes for a

we had 1,500 in san jose. so a lot of that moisture, unfortunately, got squeezed out before it was able but even at 1,500 there for the water season. doppler radar showing dry conditions up across the sierra. roadways are slick but not expecting any more snowfall are for the next 48 hours and no chains required on interstate 80 or highway 50. if you're heading that way for thanksgiving, lucky you. not only because you're going to be up there. i'm going to be down here but also we have quite a bit of snowfall the past month or so. we've had about five feet of fresh snow up throughout lake tahoe. heavenly one of the first to open looking at a snow base of 24 inches. current numbers in the low to mid-50s. we'll be dropping into the 40s tonight. pretty cold night on tap. let's take you outside to that live hd sky camera network. what we will find tonight san jose, christmas in the park is all lit up tonight. if you haven't been down there you have to check it out even maybe over the next couple of days. real fun t

mckey and jackson in san jose.stbound mckey shut or closed i should say,$r4 o westbound getting through. westbound dumbarton earlier accident at toll cleared, things should be picking up there as you make your way on the dumbarton bridge. >>> ahead, five things to know before you go. >>> abc7 morning news returns >>> live look at the san mateo bridge traffic slow no accidents on this bridge. certainly, there are a lot of issues on the roads this morning. sue tracking a lot of accidents because of the rain. that rain moving all around mike has one final check in a second. >>> five things to know before you go: number one, getaway day for many seeing slick roads, traffic moderate, riddled with problems like spin-outs and rollovers due to the slick, wet roads. >> number two, skies will be busy today for the holiday getaway, live look at sfo outside the terminal, looks like it is drying off a little, going to be busy. passengers packing in long lines inside as people fly out for the thanksgiving holiday. they aren't se

in san jose, from 15 to 20 miles per hour. south san jose is getting strong wind right now. over your open water bridges, you'll get caught by some strong gusts from time to time. we could even see hurricane force wind gusts as we head throughout the afternoon. it's going to be a very difficult commute. right now, you can leave, we're actually seeing good conditions, compared to what we're heading towards. san jose starting to get your light showers. the first band, heavy band, of moisture arrives. that's going to be in the area in about 57 minutes in san jose, 51 minutes away in sunnyvale. you want to be ready for that. as we head through the days, this is not the only system. i'll talk about that. stop the clock on your future cast at 8:00 a.m., getting pockets of moderate to heavy rain. that will continue through 10:00 al. we might get a break between noon and 3:00. on and off spotty showers continue throughout the day. this is the first of a series of storms. we've got three more barreling towards the coastline. five to six days consecutive rain. what i can tell you is t

a developing story in san jose. police officer now injured and an all out manhunt for an armed robbery suspect continues after a shootout on city streets. it started last night on highway 101 near highway 280 when officers spotted two men in a car that looked like one used in four robberies during the day. when they tried to pull the car over, they led the officers on a chase. at that intersection, one suspect got out of the car and started shooting, grazing an officer as he ducked for recover. another officer shot back, hitting one of the suspects. that suspect ran away and was later caught in a nearby neighborhood and expected to survive. the other suspect ran away and is still on the loose. the suspects are believed to be involved in a crime spree including armed robberies in a gas station, a pizza parlor and a fast food restaurant scattered throughout the city. police are investigating the 42nd homicide of the year. officers say a man was shot and killed in a parking lot of a 7-11 store on kiely boulevard in wes

that san jose jewelry store today. instead, they got into a shoot with the woman behind the counter. police, they say at least one of the suspects opened fire during the robbery attempt at the store near king. well the owner fired right back. nobody was hit. and they took off in a black suv. >> other bay area headlines, it is still unclear whether or not drugs or alcohol were factors in the fiery fatal crash. this bmw burst into flames after rear ending a big rig on westbound 80 early sunday. the driver, a 23-year-old man died. his 21-year-old passenger was badly hurt. the trucker was not injured. >>> a 15-year-old suspected in a deadly san jose crime spree could be charged as an adult. police say the teenager and a 26-year-old man robbed four san jose businesses on november 16 before killing a man for his car. the crime spree ended in a police shootout that left an officer injured. that teenager is set to be arraigned in adult court as early as tomorrow. >>> a san francisco sheriff deputy accused of holding up a bank

for the city of san jose. why do you suppose it has weathered social change, economic change, and still happen every single year? >> veterans day is a very special day. not only to all of the veterans but everybody. all of the civilians as well and the people. it's a day that lasted so long because of that. it's because of that commitment to comradery and friendships that we have built over the years. not only in the political sector but also with the private sector and families and friends and so on and so forth. >> now, how has the parade changed? will we see anything different this year? >> i don't think you'll see anything different other than the patriotism will be at a high level. everyone is committed to this parade. the united veterans council has done an exceptional job who is the main organizer of this parade. i can speak for them in a sense because i'm a member of the organization and i see all 39 organizations in santa clara valley pull together as one and that's what veterans do. they come togethe

they celebrated thanksgiving at mission harvest in san jose. the woman recently told her daughter a secret she had a son in iowa 63 years ago and give him up for adoption. >> i said mom, you want to see him? of course i wanted to see him. i waited all this time. >> i told mom, i'm coming out to see you. >> the two were connected after an internet search helped the mother find her son in illinois and they talked on the phone for hours before finally meeting in person. >> amazing the similarities. you know? it's like -- >> nice for both to connect. >>> time is 4:52. weekend movies. >> plus music lovers salute their favorites who walk away a winner at the ama coming up. >> and missing for three days inside a giant statue. how firefighters finally found a kitten trapped in a tight spot. ,,,,,,,,,,,, before cold & flu season, help prevent with lysol disinfectant spray. and use the lysol no touch hand soap for 10 times more protection with each wash. this season, a good offense is the best defense. lysol. mission for health. >>> big game tonight chic

most are managed by sutter, and two are run by the hca in san jose. it's the seventh walkout by sutter workers in 14 months, as the nurses union struggles to increase its bargaining power. coming up at 6:00, nbc bay area's sam brock examines what is at stake here, and who is telling the truth on tonight's reality check. >>> driving to see your relatives this thanksgiving day might take a little more time because rain is on the way to the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is in the nbc bay area weather center to show us when and where the rain will fall. >> that's right. fits the holidays, it seems like mother nature is pushing in some sort of storm system. that's what is happening right now. the nature of this is very slow going. we've had rainfall up into the north bay for about the past 12 to 18 hours. roadways are dramatically different if you're traveling from the south bay. it is very slick on highway 101, up into santa rosa where we had a quarter to a half inch again. more to the south, showers developing in san francisco, oakland, all

an all out manhunt in san jose. at this hour, one man is in custody and a $20,000 reward offered for information leading to the arrest of a second suspect. this following four robberies and homicide and officer-involved shooting. bob redell is live at city waha with the latest information after being briefed. quite a situation. >> reporter: along with the mayor's office. good morning, jon. the mayor's office has just upped the reward looking for the second man wanted in connection with the attempted murder of two police officers and the murder of an innocent civilian. police have also just released a sketch of the second suspect who is right now considered to be san jose's public enemy number one. to put an exclamation point on this. the assistant police chief along with mayor chuck reed and the city council participated in the joint news conference that ended an hour ago. the mayor will contribute $10,000 from his budget to raise the reward to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest of suspect number two. pol

near san jose.u are headed out the door two hands on the wheel on this wet and soggy saturday morning. festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. . >>> sweeping view over the bay area. it's a gloomy start to the day. cloudy skies,. > lots of company if you are heading to the airport. flight delays yesterday where the travel rush is officially getting underway. travelers experienced delays of two and a half hours, most flights appear to be departing on time at all three major airports. >>> aaa free districts 5.4 million plan to travel during the four day weekend. that's an increase of .6% compared to last year. more than 4.7 million people in california are expected to drive to their destination, nationally more than 43 million are expected to travel at least 50 miles. >> a southern california man was arrested at the oakland airport after authorities say he tried to get through security with a watch, modified by materials that could have been used to trigger an explosive. jef

slipping into san jose before midnight then out of here.ere's your lull before more scattered showers upstream by tomorrow morning. as far as rainfall amounts are concerned, anticipate at least nearly .4" of rain in the san francisco area over the next 24 hours. your raider forecast just a slight chance of rain during the game tomorrow. otherwise, we'll pinpoint your forecast. we're look at numbers in the sierra, 45 tomorrow with a winter weather advisory in effect. so again, there are your temperatures. pretty much in the 60s across the board for tomorrow in the east bay and into santa clara valley, as well. that's your pinpoint forecast. >>> all right. straight ahead, just for you, and you and you and you over there and maybe you over there, we have college football surprises. we have one that locally the red-hot san jose state spartans. looking for a nine-win season, folks! they step into the national spotlight tonight. ,, ,, ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death

san jose and three miles so far at sfo. we will talk about a couple dry days before the rain returns. your forecast is coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, stanford location up a spot in the pac-12 title game, beating ucla last night in southern california. mike shumann has your highlights and postgame reactio >> you say you want some snow. all the snow you want is just in the northeast. the ski reports are open for the season. kirk wood opens 45% of its terrain and five lifts yesterday. this week the sierra is expected to see more snow, which will allow several more resorts to open. so, yeah, rain here, snow there. lisa argen here with your accuweather forecast. >> it's been high-elevation snow. next system coming in midweek will also feature the warmer, wet snow. so the rain to snow ratio not so great, but we will try to improve on that as we have a series of what weather systems are headed our way. as we head outside now, very foggy conditions. you are looking at the shark tank. san jose with mild visibility. and t

it's all happening in downtown san jose. the tree will be lit at 6:00 tonight. >>> and our own christina loren is going to be at san francisco's ghirardelli square this evening lighting the tree there. this is the 48th annual tree lighting. i believe that she lights the tree at 5:30 this evening if i'm not mistaken. >> getting into that festive spirit. >> it's fun. >> all ready for it too. right, christina? >> that's right. i get to hang out with the most wanted man in the country, santa claus. i would love to see you out there. if you can't make it to san francisco, you can join marla tellez in san jose. we're looking good right now. 42 in livermore, 42 in sunnyvale. wherever you're headed, if it's just shopping. maybe you want to go to the store because you're all out of milk from all the people in your house, it's cold out there. grab your coat and leave the umbrella at home. 42 in san jose, 42 in livermore, 40 in gilroy. winds are calm and will start to pick up throughout the day today. there's a storm system that's goin

two children attended san jose state. campus briana villalobos" one car maker revved up its activity on campus this week. the finish line... introducing a new line-up of vehicles geared toward young buyers... (nat sound 5 seconds) the dwight bentel hall communications department hosted chevy's "think again" advertising campaign outside the event center. chevrolet wants students to think chevy before purchasing a car ... offering students a chance to sit inside vehicles from the newest line for 20-13. chevy is promoting discounts to current students and recent graduates. native americans from the (cheer-ree-ka-wa) chiricahua apache tribe came to sjsu to share traditions and give students their perspective on thanksgiving. vo(:06 nat sound) sj spirit--a student run organization on campus brought the tribe to share stories of their culture and traditions that at one time was illegal to tell. the tribe not only spoke of thanksgiving but their traditions altogether and letting students know that everything around them has a me

what about the san jose state spartans? second quarter, game tied at seven, david bells finds car in the end zone, initially called out of bounds. however, they took another look at it and actually could see after all. it was a touchdown. 13-7, spartans, second and ten, chandler jones with the end zone. 28-13, spartans. fourth quarter, now, spartans trying to get in that lead, logan bushnell intercepted. all the way, to the touchdown, 47th yard interception return, san jose state around wins, 42 five million purse on the line, bay area trainer, nunino at 19-1, came down to fort lawrence, wins, he entered at 10-1 odds, that john mccae jock have won. >> thank you for joining us on bay area, we'll see you tonight for a special edition of nbc bay area news. >>> coming up on tech now, inside a silicon valley start-up that is making big money and having a lot of fun how all of those new apple devices have started an entire app industry. if you're looking to buy some gadgets, we have got some new technology to make it all happen f

. >>> new at 10:00, san jose's catholic diocese has replaced a pastor. the bishop announced today, that father lou vu has stepped down. and reverend patrick brown will take his place. father vu was criticized for allowing a convicted sex offender to work as a volunteer. >>> a shooting in san jose today sent a teenager to the hospital. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon on mcloughlin avenue near summer side drive. officers found a 16, or 17-year- old victim with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. officers say he is expected to survive. there is no word tonight of any arrests. police say the shooting could be gang related. >>> in eight minutes, a college student gunned down amid violence that also injured a police officer. the rewards now offered in a search for a suspect who is still on the run. >>> the san francisco 49ers made a big statement tonight defeating the well regarded chicago bears 32-7 in a monday night showdown at candlestick park. the old ballpark also shown brightly. >> reporter: no doubt wanted to avoid that embar

. >>> new at 10:00, san jose's catholic diocese has replaced a pastor. the bishop announced today, that father lou vu has stepped down. and reverend patrick brown will take his place. father vu was criticized for allowing a convicted sex offender to work as a volunteer. >>> a shooting in san jose today sent a teenager to the hospital. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon on mcloughlin avenue near summer side drive. officers found a 16, or 17-year- old victim with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. officers say he is expected to survive. there is no word tonight of any arrests. police say the shooting could be gang related. >>> in eight minutes, a college student gunned down amid violence that also injured a police officer. the rewards now offered in a search for a suspect who is still on the run. >>> the san francisco 49ers made a big statement tonight defeating the well regarded chicago bears 32-7 in a monday night showdown at candlestick park. the old ballpark also shown brightly. >> reporter: no doubt wanted to avoid that embar

that is san jose starting off your monday morning on this november 19th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is straight up 5:00. good morning, everybody. very happy you could get up with us very early this morning. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with a developing story. at least 80 air strikes by israel as violence along the gaza strip continues. we've got a live look at gaza where at least 16 people were killed in the latest attacks. overnight israel targeted weapon storage facilities, police stations and training camps. in response at least 11 rockets landed in israel this morning, but so far no reports of injuries or damage. at least 84 palestinians have been killed, 700 injured since that conflict began. three israelis have been killed as well. >>> as a family waits for some kind of closure in the kidnapping of 9-year-old michaela garecht, today will mark 24 years to the day date since she disappeared. family and friends will gather where she went missing back in 1988. christie smith is joining us live with more on today's vig

we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, jose. measure d brought in m >>> well, a $2 raise is coming to minimum wage workers in san jose. measure d brought in more than 55% of the vote to needed to pass last night in san jose. cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington joins us live from that city now with more on the wage hike. >>> reporter: good morning. well, now since it passed, tens of thousands of workers will get a 25% raise. they will now earn $10 an hour rather than $8 an hour, which is the state's minimum. some business owners will not be happy and have been trying to shoot down measure d since it was spearheaded by a group of san jose state students. they argue they will have to cut hours, cut staffing and that the extra $2 an hour for workers will end up costing san jose businesses millions. >> i'm hiring a new person at a lower rate that person will make $10 an hour so the person who used to make $10 an hour has to go up to 12 and 12 to 14. it's a domino effect. >> reporter: supporters however point to how expensive it is to li

still about 58 degrees here in san jose. you're already in the 60s in the city where the sun is breaking through. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the remainder of the day. sunset tonight at 6:10. it's going down so early. but as you know, we have a time change just around the corner. a little patchy fog on friday. widespread fog saturday. and settled weather, comfortable conditions, good-looking weekend. that's your tease. >> and the weekend is spectacular with that extra hour to sleep. >> that just makes everything better. >> see you in a minute. >>> she mentioned superstorm sandy. millions across the northeast are beginning another day without power. some surrounded by water. others with nowhere to call home. the daunting task of clean-up has begun but where do you start. nbc's danielle leigh is in toms river, new jersey, to see what is left. >> reporter: three days after sandy left the northeast in crisis, final lis signs of recovery. >> we're working together to make sure new jersey musee ahead. >> reporter: firefight

jose, how about this for an uplifting shot?look oversan jose with the sun coming up on the horizon. from all of us here at nbc bay area, happy thanksgiving on this thursday, november 22nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> hi again, everybody. good morning. it's now 6:30 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. a developing story along the gaza strip as people take to the streets to celebrate a cease-fire between israel and hamas. this morning people in gaza clearing rubble, inspecting damage after a week of air strikes from neighboring israel. also this morning israeli military troops are packing up their gear and leaving the border with gaza. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he is agreeing to the truce but will take a tougher approach in the future if necessary. for its part, hamas says it will respect the truce if israel does. the break from the violence prompted celebrations in the streets last night. the truce, brokered by egypt, raises hope of a new era in relations between israel and ha

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