lake to fish and fewer fish to catch. a lake when your is a source of food water and income for 12000 people including him a desk does village he himself has a family with 14 children to feed children he had hoped would one day take over from him. things go on like this i don't think our children can become fisherman i personally don't believe it anymore but we are working on ways to ensure the water from the lake is not completely disappear we don't know if we will manage it will keep trying. there's only so much communities like modeste as can do when faced with global climate change but what they can do is end damaging farming practices to keep from is the de vry left behind by farmers who work the land when the waters recede then leave once the dry season is over. i listen. they leave behind straw which stays in the water and decomposes building up silt at the bottom of the lake. so if you had climate change and insufficient rainfall to the behavior of the communities if they don't change in 5 years the lake could dis

hairy crabs are also reared in surrounding lakes but it is farms from youngstown lake that are believed to produce the best ones to preserve the quality of the water the local government has limited the number of farms allowed on the lake. it has created a whole business channel restaurants logistics and tourism every year we see more tourists coming. to enjoy the crops which are of the highest quality the crabs as sold all of the china and exported overseas last year the output from this area was a 1600 tons but what was marketed and sold as harry crabs from young chang amounted to $20000.00 tons that's a lot of fake young crabs out there the crab association here has taken measures to protect its famed progeny there's a cure our code on each tag and once you scan it a screen comes up giving you information as a statement confirming that the scribe is from young chang lake as a serial number there's even a phone number you can call to make sure the crab you've got is the real deal connoisseurs insist they can tell the difference between crabs raised in younger lake from the rest. the q

the wind is howling in lake county in clear lake, riviera and kelseyville. of these are shown strong wind. some do and some don't. one observation by kelseyville shows a five miles per hour but cannot do, 21. spring valley road, 32 miles per hour . santa rosa, 16. mount st. helena has really cranked up and i'll give you those in a second. coming down near tam. northwester 30. mount diablo has been up to 50. about the caldecott, oakland, north the 28th. here are some of those gusts this morning and the leader of the pack so far is mount st. helena west at 59. mount diablo, 50. near mount tam, 41. novato hills 40. travis in fairfield, 40. sfo vaqueros reservoir around 31-32. red fly kicked in at 4 am. the strongest gusts will be in higher elevations but even at the surface we are getting some around 40 miles per hour . we had rain last night. the system came down from the sacramento valley. some models did pick up on it yesterday morning and i mentioned it. the model i used was spot on. it also brought rain to then loman and it observed lightning strike around

young gent lake eastern china. time for a quick check of the headlines say on al-jazeera the white house is ukraine next but has testified that a phone call president trump had with his ukrainian counterpart in july was improper left and colonel alexander vinland was among the latest to be questioned at the impeachment inquiry the case against trump centers on allegations that he wrongly pressured ukraine to investigate a political rival on july 21st 200-1000 presence on ski one a parliamentary election in another landslide victory and as he proposed that president trump called president is ill it's good to congratulate him on july 25th 2900 the college heard i listened on the in on the call in the situation room with white house colleagues i was concerned by the call what i heard was inappropriate and i reported my concerns to mr eisenberg is improper for the president of the united states to demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen and a political opponent. well testimony was also heard from former

how ways and lake.and like 11 little kids are really attracted to me for some status as she sends children often at the old sacramento schoolhouse museum k if there's anyone here. >>please let me know using a digital recorder they try to get them to respond talk to us don't be shy a playback we think we picked up a response. there's no telling for sure though is also criminal hot it is it not well at least one underground tour group here tells us. they don't believe it is but this isn't the only part of the city that had reports of ponting's some state employees have long claimed they seen a ghost inside the california capitol building. they believe goes from a 1927 murder suicide on the old part of the building. still hunt the holes in april that year lobbyist harry hill shot and killed capitol staffer mary bill wallace just outside the elevators on the 4th floor. >>a building doesn't have to be old in order to be hunted. >>in the pocket area. these were new homes and these new homes, we're built over

where does the boundary go when it hits the lake? does it go straight across the lake? or does it curve? well, as they eventually decided -- and it took the it, in 1973, to do decided that it actually curved. so there's a little tiny island called turtle island out in lake erie which for many years had been half in michigan and half in ohio. 1973,the court ruling in it all became part of ohio. there are probably people in that,an who would dispute but that's the story, anyway. >> when people hear the name area, it'sne in this a combination of, well, we know him, his name is everywhere, we the his big highway into city, but knowing specific who he is, if you stop people, what do, who was he, the only thing they can probably say is was mad anthony. that's my inspiration to begin writing this book. wayne to life in a historians haven't done before. anthony wayne was from pennsylvania, born outside of philadelphia, new year's day, 1775. american the revolution as a politician and 1775 joined the continental army and bounded into the camp on long island on april 1776 and was

doesn't mean the lake is thriving direct impact such as draining it for every geisha and hunting andstopped it in direct threats from a ground water extraction the 3 need by wells is reducing the lakes water levels and animals still raise the rate beds in september 28th the lake dried up completely it was just dry but during the season when it is the most important for birds there was no water and no birds the chance a it's a rap star sight and declare victory and walk away i mean conservation is a never ending battle like as long as that place is there you have to make sure it stays chan is working on a number of fronts to save the lake and has just signed an agreement to protect it with the provincial governor meanwhile his struggle to prevent the dam from being built on the iris river wetland continues just coming here regularly year after year with eyes being the importance of the work we are doing and even if i lose i'll have it on my conscience although i have done my best and i didn't just turn my back and gave up. it is estimated as around half the world's wetlands have disap

most of this is above lake level but there has been a dusting at lake level.most of this will be above 7000 but maybe things are changing. 60s and 70s on the temperatures today. most of these will be above average. quiet thursday through saturday and another wind event sunday and monday and then all signs look at rain and snow moving in for the holiday weekend. >>> thank you. >>> a vote to support protesters in hong kong up next the action by the u.s. senate that puts pressure on president trump to condemn the treatment of demonstrators by the chinese government. >>> plus a woman jumped into danger to save a koala from wildfires. we have that daring rescue caught on camera in the middle of australia's firestorm. ok, network inspection. -ok. connected to wifi, protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ whispering ] connected, protected. shh. eh, this is not connected or protected. but, that's a family heirloom. and, it's a family security breach. it's gotta go. with xfinity xfi, if it's connected, it's protected. pull

so should healthy people avoid lakes and rivers west such bacteria have been found. if you have an open wound you probably shouldn't go swimming but not because of multi-drug resistant bacteria i would say that the chances of a healthy individual being infected by a multi resistant pathogen was swimming in a contaminated lake or about the same as getting rich harvesting particles of gold in the water so we have. the greater risk is the possible spread of resistance to antibiotics among bacteria that do make us sick it's important to keep them out of the environment in the 1st place. is that if you type one option is to upgrade wastewater treatment another more important one is 3 form the use of antibiotics for humans and livestock so that much less makes its way into the environment and then has to be filtered out again. unless these problems are addressed and resolved drug resistance among bacteria is set to get worse if more and more diseases become untreatable the death toll could soar. and water into a whole big problem i think you have to divide this problem the

. >>> a teen pilot crashes into this icy lake becoming trapped in the cockpit. he tells us how he survived. >>> plus, the new decision about transgender students and what cker rooms they can use. >>> and the great christmas debate. is it too early to string up the lights? one neighborhood taking a stand. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with new details on the deadly school shooting in california. police say it all unfolded in just 16 seconds. >> the shooter wounded several classmates killing two of them. gunfire rang out as students were gathering outside saugus high school north of los angeles. >> now we're learning about the off-duty first responders who were able to rush to the scene so quickly because they were already on campus. overnight dozens of people gathering to remember the victims of america's latest school shooting. ♪ police in santa clara say thursday morning atri before the udent killed two school began and say it was the shooter's 16th birthday. >> i just yelled at my teacher. i said we got to lock the doors right now. >> reporter: a

almost all human gut bacteria die quickly and rivers and lakes but that. doesn't necessarily solve the problem the uterus is tense for we don't know if drug resistance then disappears bacteria can pass drug resistance on to other bacteria it could be that one day the genetic information coating the resistance shows up again in bacteria that do make human sick even mention crack mongering the transmission of resistance among different kinds of bacteria could generate new strains that are resistant even to last resort drugs the more multi resistant bacteria there are in the environment the greater the risk. not all melty resistant bacteria make us sick on our skin they can be challenge and vanquished by a whole range of resident bacteria that protect us. and if people ingest any the acid in the stomach kills most of them. but those the do withstand all onslaughts can colonise humans 5 percent of people in germany are hosts to bacteria without actually falling ill. their immune system keeps them in check they can become dangerous if they enter the bloodstream

these are lakes. north, middle lake, oak glenn lake, mallard lake, lloyd lake and alfred lake. trying to figure out how to manage those, the plant life around the lakes has been a challenge. i have learned from parks and open spaces that we are -- it is organized and best operating now at best practice level. >> the objective is to conserve and strengthen natural resources. >> thank you. >> strategy five. this was assigned to me. create one new data partnership annually to enhance the outcomes of the programs. it sounded like a great idea. i had no clue where it was going to go, who was going to share data with us, and it turned out to be so amazing. i can't take credit. i am not on the team any more, but this is the spark that has become a $2 million collaboration that started with the human services agency to look at we started by looking at how many residents of public housing participate in the programs and not enough was the answer. we have gotten a budget initiative from may or breed to -- mayor breed to go out like mobile rec, mobile play, recspark, working on a name to

is a nice story reporter olivia de janeiro gives us a first look at the new home for lake tout lakeife care. >>well actually when we started that was that was the goal was to be able to take care of everything tom il ham and his wife sheryl have been taking an orphaned and injured wildlife for more than 40 years we started off very slow and we only had really won cage at that time and eventually we started just putting in cages as we needed them. but when they rehabilitated their first bird at their home in decades ago they had no idea it would lead them here we just finished framing out and doing the construction on the cages this is the brand new facility for lake tahoe wildlife care the organization just moved its first animals here 3 weeks ago. >>we take care bears everywhere from grapevine all the way up to the oregon border. and we will take an eagles and hawks and owls and raccoons and bobcats and coyotes and dogs. >>until now tom and cheryl have been rehabilitating all of those animals in the backyard of their south lake tahoe home. >>the 2 closest cages the you and the barr

driving over mountain passes from lake tahoe. from sacramento also 80, although not as much snow currently falling. you do have snow fall overnight that is making for some slick travel conditions, zooming back out. let's get a look at the grapevine since we did just see that just a second ago things have dried back out now for the grapevine corridor which is good news. we are looking at improved conditions there chp definitely keeping a close eye on conditions. it is icy though because a lot of melt occurred yesterday and then you had that re freeze last night a couple of showers right along the central coast. we had thunderstorms last night in the central valley that includes fresno down south through by selya and porter bill. well here in the bay area pretty calm, nice calm and dry to start your black friday. this is good news for travelers. good news for shoppers just good news for you in general as you're getting outside. now we do have our next storm system on the horizon you see that low that's sitting over california will

staying over at lake hoare is a rare privilege enjoyed by few, like dr.ist and dr. byron adams, a biologist. >> anthony: so what are you looking at our here? >> michael: everything that lives here lives in the soil. we study the soil organisms mostly the animals the animals that live here, but also the microbes that those animals feed off of. >> anthony: right. >> byron: this is just a marker that tells us to stay on this trail. these soils are so sensitive that if we walk off the trail or whatever we could completely jack up the soils organisms that live below there. >> anthony: oh like that guy? >> byron: yeah, like that dude he's totally -- he's going to get wipped out. >> michael: when scientist came and first started studying they thought that these soils were sterile, but we've dispelled that myth when the glaciers melt and the streams flow, that's where you find life. >> anthony: so why is this area look like this? where's the ice? how come the ground is sort of soft and spongy? >> byron: the polar plateau where most of the ice accumulates starts t

lake victoria perch exports were booming. sustainability wasn't a widely known concept back then and the lake was fished clean. michelle and gilbert m.b.o. turn a profit with their farms and want to expand their operation. with support from germany's g.r.i.z. development agency they're building a new sustainably operating refrigerated warehouse to freeze their fish and. design is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power using using the sun and so we do not be affected by the politicians so quite excited that means you will be able to buy good solar and we're not too dependent on the unknown good electricity. the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them over to fish farming. the next report is about a young entrepreneur who established a business when she was still a teenager rafael while on produce is not too also a camel discovered oh yeah one day she's a recipe handed down from a grandmother but how business model is anything but

hairy crabs are also reared in surrounding lakes but it is farms from youngstown lake that are believed produce the best ones to preserve the quality of the water the local government has limited the number of farms allowed on the lake. it has created a whole business channel restaurants logistics and tourism every year always more tourists coming. to enjoy the crops which are of the highest quality the crabs are sold all over china and exported overseas last year the output from this area was a 1600 tons but what was marketed and sold as harry crabs from young chang amounted to $20000.00 tons that's a lot of fake young crabs out there the crab association here has taken measures to protect its famed progeny there's a cure are code on each tag and once you scan it a screen comes up giving you information as a statement confirming that the scribe is from young chang lake as a serial number there's even a phone number you can call to make sure the crab you've got is the real deal connoisseurs insist they can tell the difference between crabs raised in younger lake from the rest. the quali

rock road and that includes coldwater creek road lake few road and golden pines. >>firefighters are also getting the upper hand on the kincade fire here are the latest numbers of fire is now 60% contained full containment is expected by november 7th that has burned more than 76,000 acres. 282 structures were destroyed a 141 of those were homes. more than 90,000 structures are still at risk. no deaths have been reported firefighters say good weather has been helping them the northern part of the fire is still a problem because of the steep terrain there and the narrow roads. >>and as people move back into their homes to there are still areas threatened by fire. >>kron four's michelle kingston joins us live in calistoga after spending some time in lake county today with firefighters, michelle. >>and catherine i just heard you say that people are able to go home now now just off of 29 and that's exactly where we're standing right now we are wondering. there were so many cars driving by it's likely because there all finally able to go home this road is very windy in k

the st bay also notice look how low snow level is we have winte storm warnings in portions of the lake county as snow lel will be falling as low as 1500 feet, rain reject increases on into the afternoon post noon light to moderate showers at first and then our heavier rainfall right around thetime that you're dring home from work tonight, so between 4 5, 06:07pm. do expect some of our heaviest of rainfall. th really settles in now for the sierra it is going to be looking very snowy, we're talking feet of snow in the sierra at the crest of this year up to 4 et but as low as 1500 to 2000 feet in elevation you can expect 6 that will impede travel as l you're heading up a t and with blowing snow. i wouldn't be surprisedo possibly see some closures up there in e sierra it not a good idea to be heading up into the sierra tonight. defitely save that for later if you absolutely need to heaviest of rainfall as i mentioned pushing through e bay into the latter part of your commute look at this line of showers really going to be packing a punch. strong winds a company by up and so it is not gng t

>>let's get a live look at a south shore in lake tahoe right downtown at lake levels looks like the main drag that the end of ski run boulevard. if i'm correct i'm just guessing, but that's what it looks like is a nice picture, whatever beautiful up there. >>chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more on the snow in time. yes amazing how tall can be just so gorgeous during the summer. >>then it just takes on a whole different feel you with the snow coming in and they're seeing a lot of that snow finally comg down up there just hard to get to all those roadways may need change if you're headed up there, here's a live look as you make your way over 80 right now those cars continue to move by, but the snow has been piling up some of the ski resorts over a couple of feet of snow now and still counting there's more on the way you see right there making its way in the sierra nevada start to wind down just a little bit of a don't worry there's a whole lot more to cometem h that storm s headed our way for the weekend out the door right now we are continue watches and warnings. they posted acros

there is an advisory over lake county above 2000 feet already in place. here's a look at the radar returns. we will probably be getting a feel of those scattered showers hitting the ground. that moisture is a place and the atmosphere is still a bit dry. it is not reaching the ground in all areas just yet. let's talk about the flash flood watch. it is widespread and includes the burn areas of the kinkaid fire and those downstream. you can see how widespread it is over areas of sonoma county. there is a possibility brief downpours coming later today. the front will sweep through. the advisory from 2:00 this afternoon until 10:00 tonight. we also have a wind advisory. this is for our hills along the coastline into san francisco. wind gusts could reach 50 or 60 miles an hour in our hills. those are damaging winds it will bring down power lines. one more advisory to talk about. we have the winter storm warning already over areas of lake county and that shade of blue over the sierras indicates where we have it here, as well. the advisory starts at 1 pm this aft

amber of unique ideas as to why they could best improve life for everybody on the lake. when it's the life boats manned by one of the officer aboard the ship went to the israeli side and i think that they were taken assured by the israelis and sent back to london so at all costs we stead of the israeli side but there was an occasion and the early days when women died that a memo came from the egyptian side to say that any of the any of the boats sailing side the perimeter of the ships in the canal will be shot upon. a couple of months past we've been told that the international red cross were trying to talk to both parties egyptians and israelis. about what they could do for the crews who were trapped. the captain had decided that if we could keep a skeleton crew on board. then the rest of the crew could be repatriated. on the egyptian authorities and the israelis authorities allowed and then call it all from athens through to cairo. i was one of the skeleton crew of the young man i was 20 was a seaman an old the captain swung to the doctor. in the advances that. the can

so lake tahoe, beautiful weekend right now.umulations heading into thanksgiving, look at this, over 20 inches of snow for the higher elevations by tuesday and wednesday, over the next seven days, our temperatures are dipping down to only the 50s as our daytime highs. for wednesday and thursday, we have a lot going on, keira. enjoy the sunshine this weekend. back to you. >> i will enjoy it while it lasts. thank you for the warning, vianey. >>> it is 7:21, still ahead on today in the bay, the u.s. sailing team is getting ready for the olympics in tokyo. we will tell you why they're here, using the bay to prepare for the 2020 games. >>> welcome back. 243 days until the 2020 olympics in tokyo and the road to the game goes through the bay area. joe rosato jr. explains why the u.s. sailing team is training here on our local waters. >> reporter: in the world of sailing, life rises and falls with the wind. >> a little wind out there. >> reporter: because just like life, sometimes the sails are full, and some days they're not. for u.s.

snow fell from the great lakes to new england. the entire state of michigan saw snowy weather this week. the national weather service said some areas reported 30 inches of snow. the snow and ice made for treacherous travel conditions. yesterday, slick roads caused a 50-car pileup near youngstown, ohio. two people were critically injured. the arctic cold surge is expected to shatter hundreds of mid-november records. chief meteorologist kate bylow of our philadelphia station, kyw, will tell us how long this cold snap will last. >>> in the wake of a very strong arctic cold front, the rain and snow has moved out. the cold has moved in and bitter windchills to start our morning. take a look at morning temperatures from new england all the way into texas. temperatures well below the average, 19 to start in little rock, 17 in st. louis, 20 in nashville, 25 in philadelphia, and 22 in boston. and that doesn't even take into account these very strong winds bringing in that cold canadian air. so early wednesday morning, we're talking windchi

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though we're nice and dry a good day to travel up to lake tahoe. maybe if you can get back a little bit quicker tomorrow before the showers do move in 50's for daytime highs today that's pretty similar to yesterday. tomorrow a little bit cooler and rain and wind as that storm system makes its way in sunday and monday we continue the rain with snow in our higher elevations again that's pretty high in elevation this time around should be seeing a whole lot of snow accumulating on areas like mt hamilton tuesday we begin to dry out on wednesday and thursday we catch a break before more showers look likely into friday of next week. rob. >>all right. thank you john maybe leave a little early if you have to hit the road because it looks like you're going to be sitting in your car a little bit warming it up it's so cold outside. we're checking in on traffic around the bay area which is looking pretty i think mostly today you'll be dealing with. you know black friday traffic again our shopping centers and malls and when it starts to back up will definitely

sonoma county and napa county too go home including calistoga if you live along butts canyon road in lake county between highway 29 and napa county line you can return home, the same is true if you live west of big canyon road. south of sulphur creek road mnd harrington flat road and west of the sonoma county lake county line north to the intersection of mckinley road and bottle rock roll that includes coldwater creek road lake few road and golden pines. >>firefighters are also getting the upper hand on the kincade fire here are the latest numbers tonight the fire is now 65% contained and full containment is expected by november 7th just more than a week it's burned more than 77,000 acres, 349 structures were destroyed a 165 of those we're single family homes more than 90,000 structures were at risk that number has been reduced. no deaths have been reported but for first responders have been injured. we're following breaking news also out of southern california that's where crews are battling another wildfire. this video just in from a few minutes ago, this is called the maria fire. it's

multiple rounds, seeing the impacts across the northern plains, the great lakes.nd all pushing across portions of the northeast. you're going to get a decent amount of snowshowers there across higher elevations. but snowfall totals in those areas where lake-effect snow is expected, as much as 8 or more inches. across the bigger cities, chicago, st. louis, columbus and nation nashville, a couple inches in store. too warm for any snow. maybe flakes mixed in on tuesday. highs in advance into the 50s around the northeast. cincinnati at 58. notice back behind it, minneapolis and chicago ranging from 18 to 28 degrees, upwards of 350 record temperatures could be set. and tuesday morning, low temps looking cold across the midwest. only 9 in chicago, down to 6 across minneapolis before a gradual warming trend into the weekend. guys? >> pedram, thanks very much. >>> and the world's most profitable country is one step closer to going public. on sunday, saudi aramco released a prospective for its public offering. the prince wants to see the valuation as high as $2 trillion. t

on the shores of lake ontario, one of the five great lakes, ed we combed the water' for plastic with ecologist chelsea rochma rochman: here's some plastic, here's some plastic, here's some plastic. you don't have to look very hard to finit. nawaz: on some beaches we found big chunks of plastic. along another paas of the shore, microcs. rochman: the thing that sticks out to me the most here are all of these kind of pfectly spherical little pellets. nawaz: yeah. what are those? i noticed those to they're different colors, right? rochman: yeah, they're dierent colors, these are pre-production pellets. there's a lot of plastic production facilities just north of here and intoron. and so we, whawe see sphere is basicalllage. these things are lightweight. they makeya ton of tm, when e moving them around on the shipping dock or in the facility or transporting them. they blow ay easily. they can end up spilling on the dock. they go down the drain and they end up here. okay, so this is all rinsed out now.an nawaz: rochm uses a sieve to collect samples of the microplastics, then takes them to

is famous for around the world completely disappear because of climate change the salinity of the lake. the temperature of the water the priest. as you might expect the range of biodiversity and plough is a big tourist draw there's an estimated $100000.00 visitors a year here 5 times the local population above and below the water the site so carefully monitored everyone has to buy a permit. and regulation applies to to the fishing industry these ranges are on the lookout for illegal fishing in protected so called no take zones implemented to try and conserved when dealing for species along the coast which are targeted by unscrupulous foreign vessels for the commercial fishermen i mean illegal fish it's usually that big ships mother ship so it's everything from giant clams to churches to secure cumbers to fish and then from next year the marine protected area will be massively extended into the open ocean which will restrict some touches like this down for japan but. 2020 all the stuff sold will can only be 15 that 20 percent of the water and the reason for that is that we want to make

a lake it is connected to the sea but only through a series of small correction fishes in the rogue it's effectively isolated sealed ecosystem and beneath the surface lies a unique subspecies. golden jellyfish they've evolved to harvest energy directly from sunlight there are more than 2000000 of them and indeed that's a significant reduction in the pos there have been as many as 30000000 in this lake but fluctuations in the weather have recently taken a toll. the biggest challenge that we face in terms of the jellyfish make is climate change very recently within the past. year and a half to 2 year saw. the golden jellyfish the site is famous for around the world completely disappeared because of climate change the salinity of the lake. the temperature of the water the priest. as you might expect the range of biodiversity and plow is a big tourist draw there's an estimated $100000.00 visitors a year here 5 times the local population above and below the water sites a carefully monitored everyone has to buy a permit. and regulation applies to to the fishing industry these ranges are on the

snow in lake county tomorrow night. and even some snow as it bumps into hamilton and diablo tomorrow night and also through wednesday into thursday, wednesday we'll have a healthy amount of rain. thursday we'll start to back off a bit. here's tuesday's rain. you can see about a half inch to three quarters of an inch. then about the same amount for wednesday. maybe a quarter to a half inch. not quite as much. still talking about a lot of rain in such a short amount of time. with the winds today, gutters temperur inhes.d with leaves. >>> good morning, everyone. we want to start off with an issue we're seeing in dublin at the moment. multiple cars involved in this crash. this is westbound 580 before the dublin interchange. we know that the slow lane is blocked wright now. y the backup is starting. drive times, antioch to hercules, 28 minutes. highway 4 to the maze, 14 minutes. highway 84 to the san jose airport, seven-minute ride there. looking live at the golden gate bridge. people are moving over smoothly into san franci

especially into the afternoon is when you're going to start to see that snow settling in right around lake tahoe tomorrow night is when snow level begins to fall and then into wednesday with some very frigid temperatures you're going to have snow level at increasingly lower elevations, some very icy roadways in this all just ahead of thanksgiving, so again today you're not going to worry about that if you do decide to get on the roads this monday and if you save it for the rest of the week. well you've been warned, it's going to be slipped slippery up there it's going to be wet here in the bay now today we're starting off with no rain and also not a whole lot of fog so you've got clear skies for your drive on into work this monday. you've got some chilly temperatures with 30's and 40's seem to want to get your jackets ready to go on this monday morning. these temperatures are not going to be mir's chilly as what you're going to see later in the week though we are cooler than yesterday for areas like hayward and san jose. this map is going to be full of blue come tomorrow morning as that co

let's take you to salt lake city.r doing a good job this season trying to keep these young guys motivated and giving them some belief. the fourth quarter, glen robinson with a nice lay and the warriors were down by two points. final seconds. he gets blocked by rudy gobert. they call him the french rejection because he's from france. utah wins it 113-109. >>> when the bus is here, you know you've made it to the big stage. the sunday night football bus rolls into the bay area tonight ahead of the 49ers/packers game this weekend. this is in san jose's san pedro square. it's open to the public. all sorts of cool features inside including a green screen booth to replicate those iconic player intros. >> it's really cool. it gives you a chance to see how the players think and how they play in the locker room. >> this is very cool. it's getting me amped. >> we're amped too. what network is that game on? >> nbc. >> oh, it's here. yes, and we got a lot going on on sunday. special pregame coverage. janelle and i will be on the f

itself right around clear lake. it's rain but once you head up into those hillsides that's whe you're looking at the snow and where there's rain snow mix could be some espially slick condions. so your travel up theris also very potentially i see thisorning as far as the big pictes concerned that low pressure area, a combination of 2 syems actually which strengthened it quite significantly continues to push furth south drawing in some cooler air behind it and continuing to dry in some isolated areas of rainfall today in fact this afternoon we ould see a brief uptick in rainfall activity across the bay after a lowidday up ticking rainfall into the early afternoon and tn we finally see that rainfall dying down tonight. a couple spinkles tomorrow for thanksgiving, but it should overall be a drier day than today will be and then friday going to be an even drier day yet this is before another push of rainome the weekend just around the corner both saturday d sunday look to be offering up some significant rain pushing on i