mother nature trying to throw a wrinkle into our forecast by bringing back fog.it's starting to develop along the east bay shoreline there. looking down on emeryville and also berkeley and back towards san francisco. more clouds today means cooler temperatures. thicker clouds and a couple of areas of drizzle. especially near the coast and possibly the east bay hills tomorrow morning. we'll have another warm surge this weekend. here's a look at your cloud cover. at 7:00 this morning until noon, these are the low clouds. you can see how stubborn they'll be along the coast and how much longer they take to move back to the coast today. they move inland by 4:00, 4:30. highs today, you can see 60 at half moon bay. 64 at san francisco. san rafael, napa southward through the bay, mid to upper 60s. in the south bay, east bay, santa rosa northward some low to mid 70s here and there. that will be the exception. tonight's temperatures, mid 40s to mid 50s. look at that cloud cover. that little bit of green near the coast. tomorrow is our coolest day. those temperatures in the

the corn prices and mother nature being a partner makes things a little bit tougher as well. she has not been the best business partner this year. >> is there a common reason why this debt is happening aside from the ones that you listed? >> there is a lot of things. supply and demand, my degree is science. if i sound like an economist that understands what he is talking about, you have to take that with a grain of salt. what we understand is you go back six years and the market is theging, changes around world, coarse-grained development and stuff picking up. butes started coming down, then you add in trade and mother nature and market volatility that is just part and partial of the process. that has an impact and it has been particularly felt in corn and soybean areas in the dairy industry areas. >> especially when it comes to dairy, do things like people's preference if they want common milk or old milk, does that affect overall how dairy farmers fair these days? impact.l has an there is not one particular thing you can put your finger on and say this is what is costing th

it's a race home and a race against mother nature. a wintry mix in the midwest and the northease 55 million people expected to travel this week high winds forced a ground stop at dulles international and delays at newark and boston. over 4 million passengers expected to fly this week. that's up nearly 5% from last year >> i'm a positive thinker. i think we're going to leave on time. >> a little nervous getting out. >> macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> reporter: in new york, where the nation's largest thanksgiving day parade takes place, concerns that wind speeds could ground the massive balloons >> oh! >> reporter: in 2005, gusts blew a 515-pound balloon into a lamp post, injuring two spectators. >> our thanks to dave price for that report. >>> democrats aren't done building their case to impeach president trump. right now, there are no more hearings on the schedule, but that could change according to the man in charge of the proceedings. a new report from the "washington post" seems to underscore just how much is left unanswered the

after typhoon hagibis ripped through forces of mother nature after typhoon hagibis ripped throuthapan00 people and causing massive flooding all throughout central japan. we have got confirmation today that indeed these ten trains have been scrapped. there was just far too much damage done, both the motor and braking systems had been damaged and there was no way to make them fully functional back again. now, the japan railway operator is saying that roughly it will cost them up to £100 million in losses as they write off these trains that are no longer going to be operational. back to you. thanks, maura, interesting story, the cost of the typhoon on so many levels. let's look at the markets in asia, pretty lacklustre, because there were rumours swirling around that a deal between the us and china would not be brokered this month after all but perhaps in december. but in the last hour, news from the chinese commerce ministry, we have mentioned it already, the chinese currency jumped on we have mentioned it already, the chinese currencyjumped on the prospect of tariffs being phased out g

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if mother nature says this horse is not going to survive, they won't. i mean, we don't intervene with the veterinarian. now, if one is suffering, we don't allow that to happen, which i think is very humane. but the horse, after he passes goes backer reason, the birds, the coyotes, all the animals that would come by would clean him likeat what they could, they would try to look for food every day. it is a part of the cycle that we allow to happen. what you will be able to find is and they all have a buddy, we just enjoy seeing that. and if you are here long enough, they have their personalities, and these were actually three strike courses. what i mean by that, they had three chances to be adopted to somebody, and maybe they didn't fit that criteria, whether they were able to be trained for whatever reason, or i don't know, maybe someone just didn't like the color of the horse. so when they get three strikes, they are not put back into the adoption. so they will come to a place like this, where they are housed for the rest of their lives. tema'srse was o

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. >> mother nature will bring us some love this weekend. a whole lot of rain coming your way. do outdoor activities today and tomorrow. freeze warning, if you're heading out, cold in the north bay. temperatures around 24 to 29 through at least 9:00. same thing in the frost advisory until 9:00. it could be a killing frost things are not protected. we have fog which may turn into black ice around santa rosa and novato. we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures 32 to 41 at 7:00. near 50 at noon. same thing at 4:00. there's some isolated showers are out there. jobina? >> good morning. we will be keeping an eye on that black ice for you. so far the chp has not put in reports of that. we're saying good morning to oakland now. one of our newer cameras out there. this is 880 near the coliseum. nice and clear ride for everyone this morning. happy to see it here. moving over to the san mateo bridge, same story. i think people are sleeping in. got the stomachs full. i'm glad. most people probably had a good thanksgiving. the roads are reflecting that. drive times here, santa rosa to petalu

. >> reporter: whatever mother nature may bring. >> great tradition for everybody, near and far. came 80 miles to see it. >> reporter: hoping that folks get to come tomorrow night. executive director tells me year before last had incidence they had to shut down the park a night. hoping that's not the case this time around. nbc bay area news. >> for people living near creeks in san jose, cleaning up before the storm is not option. saw the damage two years ago when those flooded. they had people picking up to clear for the waters. more. >> reporter: dozens of volunteers carried trash and debris out of the creek>> shoppy other trash you can find, it's out there. >> reporter: hope to get all of it out by the time the rains arrive this weekend. >> keep san jose clean and reps prevent any flooding from the big rains. making sure our waterways are staying clear is a big part of why we're out here today. >> in willow glen, took advantage of the break in weathers to rake the leaves. raking away from the curb to prevent localized flooding. >> three places down the street, even with being m

>> it is really hard to predict what mother nature is going to do. last winter was fantastic.ing to have another great snow year here. >> we always have high hopes and we appreciate your time. that is to hana williams talking to us from vail resorts, we appreciate it. >>> i mentioned the timing of this and it is coming just a day before thanksgiving, right in the midst of holiday travel. as we take a live look at all of the people who are heading somewhere on this holiday week, it is just jampacked here in the east bay. let's bring in mark tamayo. i know that we always want the rain and the snow but it is not great timing. >> you can't get everything perfect. as long as we are prepared i guess in the forecast is right on track. we are expecting rainfall, wind and sierra snowfall. we have traffic being held on interstate 80 in the sierra. right now if you want to get over the summit you have to take 50. rainfall in the bay area today into tomorrow most areas picking up three quarters of an inch to 1.5 inches. winds will be up to 50-60 miles an hour. the sierra picks up a winter

we should be able to get a couple trails going and if mother nature comes in with some snow next weekat will be a bonus. >> we'll put that system to the test. once again ahead of opening day set for one week from tomorrow. >> you ready? >> i am. >>> i know you are. still ahead, two more witnesses set to publicly testify in washington this morning in the impeachment hearings. up next, what's expected today as lawmakers continue to investigate president trump's dealings with ukraine. >> and wild fire survivors say their insurance claims are not being processed fast enough how state regulators are trying to speed up the process. >>> lawmakers in washington getting ready for another day of impeachment hearings. >> the power outage. the action pg&e is taking to restore the power. >> this is mornings on 2. >> good morning, thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. we also like to call it friday even eve. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. >> steve paulson's over in his office talking about winds >>> they're decreasing. that's the good news. this morning here at 7:00 there's a red fla

johtroutle because mother nature says i little dose before but he d heads up for the holiday hom ssing>veryignificant dose of snowfall just in time for the holiday. toclose to the holidays for outright active. peop going skiing as so lazy around them holidays. i get credit for those who want to get out and do something i just like watching the snow fal that's about as much indow into it of course with kids so you're always taking helping to the oh that's the best feing can see it out the window, but you don't step you live here in the bay area and y see it on your tv's and you can worry what kd of snow we're talking about in rain i gue here for us just so snow in the sierra really settlesn tomorrow night in actually in a similar time frame for us on our own. so today really i your best day of the forecast for your avels a nice clear morning today and we're going to stay clear into the afternoon. so if you liked yesterday, you're like today a lot too and day you really should enjoy it because it is ou last day in the 60' before a cooling trend for the rest of your fecast it's going to t

assaulting mother nature on multiple fronts. >> arwa joins me now from istanbul.he latest in a stream of really profoundly worrying reports on our climate. what else does this one say? >> reporter: this one is really trying to stress and under score the reality that we don't have time at this stage. what they're talking about with these tipping points, a tipping point is basically defined as an area or event that once we reach that point, there is no turning back. there is no way to actually reverse the effects of what this climate crisis has done in that area. they have identified about nine of them from the ice sheet in the arctic down to the antarctic to the perma frost in russia to areas in north america. they have also highlighted how none of these areas, when they reach the tipping point does that happen in isolation. they have to deal with the direct effect of that and nothing else. there are constant changes that are happening. the areas are reaching those tipping points or, in fact, going beyond them. the atlantic current. it's the current that takes heat

>>not as hard today, but it's still a lot of cleaning up mother nature is not stopping anyme soon kron four's christina tadros she's live in seminole with a look at driving conditions for many people they still ed to head to work today, they do christina. >>course have a lot of heavy traffic is robin had mentioned i'm here in sun all just right off the freeway. and actually there is a view that i'm going to show you in a little bit of that extreme trafc, your fear driving on 6.18 o you're going to be inching ang that's really how bad the traffic is because of all of that flooding actually ifou look behind me obviously it looks as though from the sky we don't have a ton going on right now, b it's a very crispy air it was drizzling one night got in here, but of urse we've got the wet roads as you can see right behind me, this is sometng that you're going to see all over the bay area right now and it coulbe very troublesome when we're talking about driving this holiday week. good look at some video th actually is from walnut creek lasnight this is some video of showing you how intensy flo

: the report had been making snow since mid-october, but had to hold off for about a week when mother nature heated things up. since they've been working fast and furious. >> we're very dependent on the weather to make snow. >> we got snow in september, now we're in the dry pattern, but that's not uncommon. >> reporter: ski and snow board enthusiasts shouldn't stress out just yet. remember last year? >> mid-january until the middle of march, it didn't stop snowing. we had a record february. 300 inches. we always know it can start dry and you can get a huge december, january, february, and the season turns around. >>> coming up next, nike releases a new shoe, not for athletes, but for every day heroes that need comfort during long shifts. >>> we get back out to darren s opening ofatnk, and he has a ve special guest. >> reporter: yes, i'm glad you said that. earlier i kept saying her name, and she's on magaolympic gold medalist from 1992. she's actually holding the magazine right now, so, veronica just introduced that we're doing the segment. you guys skated together before. >> we have! hi ver

. >> opened with snow making over the weekend, now working in concert with mother nature, she is delivering. >> reporter: chp reporting 40 crashes on interstate 80 earlier today. >> dealt with storms all over the country, only thing that thin think changes here is people that come up and plug the roads, not weather. >> reporter: now is not good time, check with cal trans, conditions are changing by the minute. reporting live in colfax, cheryl hurd. >>> los angeles, making a mad dash to get out of town for holiday week. in los angeles, traffic at crawl both directions 405 in west l.a. aaa says nearly 50 million travelers will be hitting the road to join family and friends. >> what a mess. >>> at home, blessing and curse, rain is causing concerns near the burn zone of the kinkaid fire. it's hard to catch a break in that community. >> reporter: absolutely. fire threat is gone because rains have come. but now comes threat of pollution from runoff in the russian river. too much rain too quickly could be a disaster. in sonoma county, the rain celebration tempered by the threat of toxic runoff fro

however, this is kirkwood but then we can take our foot off the gas with the man made snow because mother nature says i'll take it from here. yeah we've got snow on the way rain as well for your thanksgiving. travel plans, john travel with more on that in the weather center john guys we've been waiting for this rain unfortunately it is coming are right in the midst of your holiday travels definitely the best timing for it. today, though if you do have travel plans. you are good to go it is looking great out there solid sunny start to the day across the bay area and that's the way we're going to stay today so do expect abundant sunshine throughout the course of your monday ahead of us tell us break down what's about to happen tomorrow. by hour because this is where everything changes. so tomorrow morning as you drive to work, you're going to have continually nice and clear skies for 30 am tomorrow radar is still looking nice and quiet. now into the afternoon tomorrow this begins to change between 02:03pm, it's looking likely that light to moderate rainfall pushes into the north bay after 03:00pm

you have to do with mother nature. thunderstorms look possible to likely wednesday, maybe even into thursday. and it clears out, it'll be a cold pattern. highs will be in upper 40s to low 50s by the end of the week. >>> up, an update on the latest health scare for the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. why she was back hospital over when she will be back on the bench. also, he was a football star at the high school. sadly, he has died due to cancer. coming up, how the oakland community honored the life of the 19-year-old. first, a lot of people are moving out of california. a new report that shows how many may be leaving and where they are moving. . >>> welcome back our time is 4:56. california is boosting the pop leagues of nevada. more than 50,000 californians moved to nevada during the one year period. in fact there are about the same amount of adult nevada natives and california native. population is more than 3 million people. it was ranked the fastest growing state last year. . >>> thanksgiving got underw

resorts are making snow trying to get that thanksgiving opening but nothing compares to the stuff mother nature provides. >> i know, people are asking if it's a dry winter.

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vo) mother nature making a major mess. we're hearing and seeing some wicked weather. hailing. i'm in the middle of a hail storm.> wicked weather falling fast and furious. rain in parts of arizona turned to hail as a cold front moved in.and some hail stones were as big as a silver dollar. there was so much hail .... that it looked like snow in some areas. briana whitney reports. to tahoe for the thanksgiving holiday -- make sure you check the weather before you hit the road. a cold winter storm is forecast to blast the northern sierra nevada will snow... and it will impact travel. up to a foot of fresh power is possible in some areas. the national weather service expects it to be the first significant storm of the season... with heavy snow and gusty winds forecast to start tuesday night. coming up at 8-- from empty space to housing help. we're taking a look at a bay area project to build hundreds of new homes. (wipe vo) e-coli concern health officials issuing words of warning after a lettuce scare.

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. >>> mother nature could also disrupt the macy'sing this day parade. the issue: strong winds. officials say if sustained winds exceed 20 miles per hour or gusts push more than 45 miles per hour, the balloons will be side lined. let's hope that doesn't happen. >>> we can but hope in. the bay area, things are going to change it week. last weekend we mentioned the fact -- remember last weekend, we were near 80 degrees inland. but then were looking at temperatures in the 50s and 60s by this weekend. and it was pointed out there comes a point in november where you turn a corner on the unusually warm temperatures of autumn and you get into the 50s and 60s and it's very difficult to go back. you turn a seasonal corner and then you get into pre-winter. the numbers are going to be in the 50s -- the highs are going to be in the 50s by the time we hit the end of the week. and the sunset is just gorgeous tonight. look at the aftermath of -- the tower in the background, the pacific in the foreground. the numbers are about 2 to 3 degrees off of yesterday's readings. livermore was still at 7

. >> now we're working in concert with mother nature. she is delivering. >> reporter: but getting to the ski resort in this snowstorm is a whole different story. whiteout conditions have led to spinouts and fender benders. >> it is a little frightening to be honest. >> reporter: alex is trying to get home, but the snow is too much for his subaru to handle. >> i think it is best to call it. >> reporter: the chp is letting people know if they don't have chains, four wheel or all wheel drive, they will have to stop. but the traffic is so bad, drivers aren't moving much anyway. for many, holiday travel is getting put on hold at least for now. >> well, we were just on the highway and like we just like slit so we had to come off. >> reporter: and we're back here live. they're looking at interstate 80 where there is an emergency car there trying to escort some drivers. again, a real mess. you want to avoid this area if you can. at one point the chp told me they had about 40 accidents working along this stretch of interstate 80. we have sat in o

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over 40 years now we want to go for at least another 40 plus and all we're doing is we're giving mother natureand. >>in south lake tahoe olivia de janeiro. >>lake tahoe wildlife care is one of only 2 organizations in the states they can take in wild bear cubs. >>to my extended making it easy to it access all your favorite entertainment. >>this wasn't what we wanted to happen >>never sent good or the warriors that bad single warriors make history over the last 2 years tonight history was made him for the wrong reasons. yeah, not good at i don't know ways than ever to that go to the war to that that i was just one of those nights now. >>golden state in dallas on the second match up with a back to back another night for the young warriors draymond green didn't play because of heel soreness indication is he'll be ok but not sure it would have made a difference who is out there for the warriors given how luka doncic's played tonight the 20 year-old dallas star. coming off that 42 point triple double monday. going right back to work 1st quarter wasting no time as a couple throws up a three-ball 6 st

. >>> another scare from mother nature today in a county that has been dealing with a major wildfire. 3.7 earthquake struck near the geysers this morning, centered near the northern perimeter of the kincade fire. no damage has been reported. speaking of the kincade fire, more people allowed back home, the fire has chewed through nearly 78,000 acres, conten%. people in the south bay got together today to donate food, supplies, and other essentials for victims of the kincade fire. dozens of volunteers filled up trucks with box loads of goods. >> i can't imagine losing everything, i think it is really important we come together, we are all connected, the big thing i'm showing my boys, it is important to be part of the community and give back when you can. >>> me not in southern california, new video to show the exact moment the maria fire ignited in ventura county. the small flicker of light along the horizon on thursday. firefighters battling the maria fire, manage to get 20 % containment after it burned up 9000 acres. some good news tonight, santa ana winds have weakened. the national

the mother nature of war being her shoulder mounted on 0 clinical matter beyond. and you can watch that documentary in full this friday fi the redfish channel. and i might also provide a. singer of the sort of a decades old stance in israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since the 1987 middle east war and are one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its credibility to play any future role in the peace process the statements of secretary pantoja constitute a total ship departure of the us administration interests of a trauma administration or from international law the rule of law soaring conflict by peaceful means they are replacing international law or the law of the jungle settlements in occupied palestine or a blatant violation of international law and un security council resolutions they're an illegal action that will kill 2 state solution jordan's position in condemning them is un

with solar evaporation and then we had harvested and it's a product of mother nature rather than the product of a machine. so we're here outside and out field and our we're going to walk you through the salt harvesting process that starts here and are well and goes down 350 feet to draw the brine up to the surface to fill our tanks . we pump about 7500 gallons of rhino a week. to move through our son's houses. these are ourholding tanks where we settle the brine. we have three of them, their 2500 gallons each . and we need to settle the brine for about five days and then feed it into our son houses. where it starts to evaporate area we are in the quincy son house which is one of our three evaporating houses. to the brine in here in these big beds where it evaporates. we're taking it from four and half percent saline 82 15 and a half percent. during that time you have calcium carbonate precipitate out and then we feed the brine off the calcium and into crystallization. this process takes anywhere from 5 to 10 to 15 days depending on the weather, we're very much at the whims of mother

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that's plans for >>> mother nature is about to drop two large storms over the next five days that willlions hitting the planes, trains, and automobiles over the thanksgiving holiday. >> there is good news for drivers, as gas prices are falling and should continue to dropn the coming weeks. >>> new fallout this morning after the secretary of the navy is forced to resign amid escalating tensions between the president and the military over a navy s.e.a.l. accused of war crimes. >>> pope francis brings his message of peace to japan as he visits the citie suffered atomic attacks at the end of world war ii. >>> nfl week 12 highlights >>> "frozen 2"

it's a race home and a race against mother nature. a wintry mix in the midwest and the northeast creating chaos for some of the 55 million people expected to travel this week. high winds force aid ground stop at dulles international this morning and delays at newark and boston. over 4 million passengers expected to fly this week. that's up nearly 5% from last year. >> i'm a positive thinker. ooh think okay, we're going to leave on time. >> a little nervous to get out today. >> macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> reporter: in new york, where the nation's largest thanksgiving day parade takes place, concerns that wind speeds could ground massive balloons. in 2005, gusts blew a 515-pound ploon into a lamp post, injuring two spectators. now we've got several days more to track those winds but for the time being, let's take a look at what we can expect over the next 96 hours or so. storm number one, you saw the effects. this starts to push off into the atlantic. storm number two, building over the rockies. timeframe, tuesday into wednesday,

. >> mother nature will bring us some love this weekend. a whole lot of rain coming your way.o outdoor activities today and tomorrow. freeze warning, if you're heading out, cold in the north bay. temperatures around 24 to 29 through at least 9:00. same thing in the frost advisory until 9:00. it could be a killing frost things are not protected. we have fog which may turn into black ice around santa rosa and novato. we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures 32 to 41 at

it's wedneth i'm phillip mena >> good to b yea but mother nature is slowing things down powerful storms are sweeping across the country dumping snow, ice, and heavy rain across much of the midwest just in time for the holiday rush crews have been working hard to clear the runways at the denver airport where hundreds of flights were canceled. here's nbc's molly hunter. >> reporter: three storms closing in across the country. denver, already buried in snow, the heavy onslaught shutting down highways across colorado as millions hit the road. cars skidding out, rescue crews on the scene amid the snowy conditions two rock slides shut down i-70 for hours. at denver airport flights pid ue 500, delaying nearly 200,000 passengers but at least one denver resident managed to find his way around tractor-trailer and in nebraska spinouts on icy roads and a semi flipped on its side the powerful storm now heading east >> it's going to be bad. the snow's going to come down hard it's going to come down fast >> reporter: airport officials also warning flyers of potential delays as hundreds of airport work

mother nature taking care of u n d. definitely chilly going to be pleasant this afternoon so get through the chill and then we've got some nice weather to look for 2 and the winds have calmed down that was our big concern in our big weather story. the gusty winds overnight and looks ok out there now absolutely at winds have come down sunshine back out in full force we are good to go for this thursday ahead. no fog out there whatsoever this morning clear skies when you're looking across the bay of san francisco. that's the way it's going to stay through the day today to with high pressure building back in that offshore flow that did result in windy conditions for the north bay yesterday really diminished leaves us with mild in calm conditions for the day ahead, red flag warnings are out of the picture now and really we've just got pleasant weather to look for 2. now daytime highs right along the coast will be in the 50's in some cases like in sunset district. well elsewhere were mostly looking at 60's. ontario be a 57 wh

. >> and, so, mother nature took over for justice. >> trevor: if smu someone lookst this book and goesiting, but i don't know if i want to read a book about a story so pain. why would you say reading this book would be different than reading the story of what happened in real life. >> it's not non-fiction. i took stories and put my own characters in there. it's a brutal story but also a journey into selfhood. two thirds of the book takes place in the school and the third followed elwood as he comes to new york and is overcoming trauma, a a catastrophic event and an important part of the story his journey to making a coherent self and coming back from this special incident. if you want to read it, buy a book about a magical puppy who gets lost and that stuff, finds his way home. ( laughter ) you know. ( applause ) >> trevor: or you can read both. you can read the puppy one and then this. but i would recommend highly everyone read this one because you won't learn much about the puppies. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: likely appreciate it. "the nickel bo

but it was an up hill battle against mother nature. to talk we love the only thing we were able to dos raise the books as much as possible i stopped but unfortunately even that wasn't enouough. as the water came in a and as a coconsequence of thatt about h f of the b bookstore was completey flooded completamente log off that. this morning sirens sounded as another exceptional high tide was forecast to hit the city just three days after it experienced its worst flooding in more than fifty years. as s the waters rose agan the mayor of venice ordered the closing of the iconic saint mark's square. sure it's nine twenty and i'm forced to close the square. i'm giving the order to our local and national policemen we are closing the square for the safety of the population. as the flooding entered its fourth day despair turned to frustration and anger analysts say this about a flooding could have been prprevented if the multi billion dollar mostly project had been completed. the construction of the flood defense system which began sixteen years

>>> on this thanksgiving thursday, mother nature is serving up an historic bomb cyclone that's blasting the west tens of millions around the nation are facing weather alerts plus thousands of flights canceled we've got you covered. >> a series of explosions at a texas chemical plant still burning out of control as area residents were forced to evacuate after homes sustained serious damage >> a new warning for shoppers. fake money used in movies now spreading into the real world. we'll tell you how t those phoney bills >> and the story about a mistaken text sent three yeaa stranger that's resulteda fantastic friendship >> and tonight they are getting in on the thanksgiving family >> i was looking at storms already wreaking havoc across the country and the northwest is getting hit with a bomb cyclone. sounds like something your uncle says as he runs to the bathroom on thanksgiving. there's going to be a bomb cyclone! >> our thanksgiving edition of "early today" starts right now >> great being with you on this thanksgiving morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm richard lui we hope your than

heightened concern when it rains i don't think he really can be totaldy confident and in what mother nature throws at us everything from geological hazards to storm damage to everything else so we do our best to to keep an eya on it and manage it. and that's the best we can do. he was in february when the land above sausalito boulevard broke free. >>crossing the street and sending one home crashing down the hill into another on crescent avenue just weeks ago that debris was finally removed, it presented a hazard if you know you're not quite sure if that material will move when the rains hit. and so we wanted to get all that material out of here. before the rains actually showed up seed in green netting is now where the homes and debris once were to prevent erosion and just before the rain hit tuesday, public works crews put in some extra protection to catch green material before it goes into storm drains on crescent and more is coming in a couple of weeks. we're going stolen additional drainage system down below right across the road in front of us and connect it down to a lower drainage sy