variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoom art (unintelligible) and then they built everything in jpa that is a a he ship it to the united states. with the carpenter and this is one of the public only two in the united states and the japantown takes you on journey sdlts neighborhoods and the history was a self guided tour you start by japantown center west mall and work your way and learn about the history what made japantown had say is today. >> what as young people; right? what to make sure this stays here for the future. speaking of future you can enter the world of augmented reality created we adobe in a phone stand under which of the store we call that the tree ar experience a great opportunity to do something completely different that will take you to the future with a immersion of an experience? incredible. in addition to the culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festiv

variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoom art (unintelligible) and then they built everything in jpa that is a a he ship it to the united states. with the carpenter and this is one of the public only two in the united states and the japantown takes you on journey sdlts neighborhoods and the history was a self guided tour you start by japantown center west mall and work your way and learn about the history what made japantown had say is today. >> what as young people; right? what to make sure this stays here for the future. speaking of future you can enter the world of augmented reality created we adobe in a phone stand under which of the store we call that the tree ar experience a great opportunity to do something completely different that will take you to the future with a immersion of an experience? incredible. in addition to the culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festiv

it's the use for the international community, please to north california, holidays or worry about them. the kind of interruptions we have in this positive license is kind of like in some ways. so you have no place around and as cloud stuff rise very high in the c s. lee, i'm not expecting any disruption j. international air traffic. okay, well that's, that's positive news. but what about for the people in iceland? what measures are being taken to safeguard infrastructure there? it's about how people would cost us the most important things to protect human life . cars, but there is a loss of important instruction areas as a poll sides as us out of a couple of times that supplies electricity. and what was it, not just the child, that's been a vacuum ages. bunch of the mind to region and there are the governments has just approve measures to try physics. it protects the health plans. if there are options, you happen such a protection from the funding to fails, barriers virus. they're not going to stop that all together. but that hope is today was the most away from the power plant. okay,

yeah, it's good news for the international community, please, to north california holidays or worry about them. the kind of interruptions we have in this positive license is kind of like thing so late. so you have lost those rugs and asked, announced that rise very high in the c s. lee, i'm not expecting any disruption to international and traffic. okay, well that's, that's positive news. but what about for the people in iceland? what measures are being taken to safeguard infrastructure? there it's about how people change it. of course that's the most important things to protect human life and cause. but the reason was as important as instruction areas as opposed sounds at use of apollo plans that supplies and interesting to you and what was it, not just the child that's been a vacuum ages. bunch of the mind to region. and there are, the governments has just a pretty measures to try a business. it protects the house on interruptions. you happen. such a protection last night is the planning to build barriers the virus and all the stops that all together. but the visited image the most away

for the past 12 hours, these showers have impacted much of north issue california all the way in theierra tahoe area and this is not really meant for us. it's in the pacific northwest, this huge area of low pressure that continues with more moisture near oregon and into washington throughout the next day. back in the bay like i said, it's a cold front we are seeing as it sweeps through and that's allowing for below average temperatures. let me show you what it is looking like. 60s today from san francisco all the way into vallejo, a very similar trend into the north bay and here we go to the santa clara valley, upper 60s near fremont, low 70s near san jose, a contrast the more south we go and warmer into the micro climates. as we look at the next seven days we are flirting with upper 60s and lower 70s no matter where you live in the bay area. cool and cloudy today and tomorrow. by wednesday high pressure builds in and we'll see sunshine wednesday to break up the work week. then we cool back to the 60s thursday into friday. that's just our inland forecast. watch how similar that is fo

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flooding for a time that weather runs right down. across the washington state, oregon into the north of california. elsewhere. as you can see, it is generally dry should be dry. it will cease to the side of the continent by this stage of the caravan. there is some dry weather around, but a favorite of live you shall remain as well, some bigger down poles that just running down across cuba. some wessa whether using down to was believes in 200 years, maybe a shower has to pushing right the way across to el salvador of the quote to you by visit cuts on exploring time for us culture examining political disco exposing societies. doctor award winning intense investigations. the gift compelling insights into humanity. open until the stories from asia are in the pacific. 101 east. on out, just the around the watching out. does that remind all the headlines as well submitted tre says it has in circle garza city often approaching from multiple physicians around the besieged territory grades from the air unless they have intensified on thursday the my cause the refugee camp in central garza was targeted as w

flooding for a time that weather runs right down across the washington state, oregon into the north of california. elsewhere. as you can see, it is generally dry should be dry. it will cease the side of the continent by this stage of the caravan. there is some dry weather around, but a favorite of live. you shall rewrite it as well. so big it down pulls that just running down across cuba, some whatsoever easing down to was believes in 200 years. maybe a shower has to pushing right. the way across to el salvador of the weather brought to you by visit cuts on israel is still refusing to allow the international journal into jobs to cover the carnage they're all that they can report on 1st hand is be, is really saw palestinian reporters risking everything to get the story you 15 members killed in an ass, dr. sherry company, one that we don't cover. the news, we cover the way the news is the listening post. the the book and back or mind about headlines is, rose. ministry says it has instead of garza city offer approaching from multiple positions around the besieged territory. grades from the air and n

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flooding for a time that weather runs right down across the washington state, oregon into the north of california. elsewhere, as you can see, it is generally dry, should be dry, which will cease to the side of the continent by this stage. there is of the caravan, there is some dry weather around, but a favorite of a live. you shall rewrite it as well. some big it down, polls that just running down across cuba, some whatsoever easing down to was believes in 200 years. maybe a shower has to pushing right. the way across to el salvador of the what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's the home of the united nations. it's a center of international finance, international culture to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people to normal people, not just power brokers, and that's for algebra is different from mayor of the city and now said you was doing away with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody off of this international perspective with a human touch zooming way in and then pulling back out again. set to advantage rates demolitions, a dramatic

north part of california and pacific northwest. an unsettled pattern. not ruling out the passing shower. let's check out future cast. we will see cloud cover, clouds rolling through tonight and tomorrow. in terms of showers they will be few and far between as we head through thursday afternoon, a couple sneaking down to the north bay. that will be about it. we head into friday, it looks like we will see a dry start to the day and then a chance of showers trying to make a run for us to the north. in the north bay, statue an umbrella just in case. if you get a shower it will not amount to very much, not lasting long and the same rule applies to the weekend. go ahead with outdoor plans, showers on saturday will be few and far between. farther down-the-line there is a signal towards an unsettled pattern. 6-10 day outlook. it shows the bay area in a chance of one of the normal conditions, the best is farther to the north. in between, wet weather for the northwest, a good chance of dry weather for southern california, the 8-14 day outlook pushes it south. inc

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california. we also have to remember russia, which by 1790 had established its colony in russian america or alaska, the north. and remember the russians had also established a trading post fort ross on the western, the california coast, north of san francisco. so initially, least spain and russia are still nominally involved in the oregon country by about 1820. however, spain and russia had withdrawn from the region mostly for reasons. and so this leaves britain and the united states as two primary claimants to the region. all right. remember the british presence in the oregon country took the form of the hudson's bay company prior to the 1820s. the hudson's company operated exclusively east of the rocky mountains. this was in all lands that were part of the watershed, draining into hudson's bay and the hbc held a monopoly, a crown on all economic activity in that region in 1821. however, the hudson's bay company merged with the northwest company and acquired its assets and holdings in the oregon country country. and here again, there see george simpson, who was the director, the governor of the abc's columb

north bay. he grew up in the azores, and his curiosity to learn more about the world brought him to california. e's lived in the north bay for decades now, he wanted to know more about the city he lives in. >> i started down here on the old rock quarry, and then i did all the west side of 101. >> reporter: so he took to the streets of petaluma, every single one of them. for two to three hours a day over the span of two years, he walked 177 miles of petaluma. >> i wanted to stay mobile because i'm a person that never stays still very long. >> reporter: staying still is something that's impossible for david furtado. the journey through petaluma took him more than two years because of his mission to see as much of the world as he can. >> it was from tokyo to singapore, singapore to dubai and then -- >> reporter: david just returned from a 60-day cruise, and that wasn't his first one. he's visited 49 countries, 17 of them just this year. >> my idea was like christopher columbus, you know, just go that way. >> just go that way, and whenever we land. and you can't do that anymore. luckily he found a p

variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north california (speaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoom art (unintelligible) and then they built everything in jpa that is a a he ship it to the united states. with the carpenter and this is one of the public only two in the united states and the japantown takes you on journey sdlts neighborhoods and the history was a self guided tour you start by japantown center west mall and work your way and learn about the history what made japantown had say is today. >> what as young people; right? what to make sure this stays here for the future. speaking of future you can enter the world of augmented reality created we adobe in a phone stand under which of the store we call that the tree ar experience a great opportunity to do something completely different that will take you to the future with a immersion of an experience? incredible. in addition to the culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festival.

the bulk of the moisture aimed towards the north coast of california and to the northwest. passing cloud cover over the next few days and a chance of a passing shower. the cloud cover will put a little dent in solar electricity. if we had full sunshine all day we would be 7500 or 8,000 megawatt-hours but we are below that because we will have clouds and sunshine and we have less than 10 hours of sunlight to begin with this time of the year. clouds filling in. keeping us from being too chilly. radar freckles here and there. it is possible tomorrow but be few and far between. i would not bother taking the umbrella with you. statue it in the backseat just in case. clouds and sunshine, outside chance of maybe a shower or two popping up. the odds lower than 20%. the similar trend once again for the beginning of the weekend on saturday. this forecast model keeps us entirely dry as we head through the first half of day on saturday. there is still a chance. leaving in the 10-20% chance then drops to nothing, sunday, monday, tuesday, maybe a week from right now. wednesday night into

the best chance of rain is really aimed towards the north coast of california up into the pacific northwestaround the bay area we'll add up tonight a few hundredths of an inch, maybe a couple tenths of an inch on the high end of things, not going to put much dent in the rainfall deficit, but it's still very early in the season. we have rain chances farther down the line. it's not technically a 0% chance thursday and friday, but it's low overall, better chance friday night into saturday. it's scattered activity and pretty light, but it's going to be outthere. we'll keep you updated. a dark look towards downtown, 5:45, pitch black outside, low to mid-60s for highs today, around 70 degrees in san jose. later tonight we'll drop down to the 40s with the clouds keeping temperatures from falling to the 30s. when skies clear tomorrow afternoon, we warm up. tomorrow's forecast highs will be 2 or 3 degrees above average, which in late november 2 or 3 degrees counts, low to mid-60s in the santa clara valley, low to mid-60s for everybody, 65 degrees in san jose, the warm spot, 60 degrees along the coas

north. a few returns on the radar simulation for far northern california, the north coast, could pick up minimal amounts of rainfall, mainly on wednesday and then we clear things out midday thursday, so plenty of sunshine for thanksgiving afternoon. the clouds over the next couple days won't drop any moisture. they'll take a bit of a bite out of solar electricity generation around the bay area. by thursday, friday and saturday we should be making the most of our roughly under 10 1/2 hours of daylight in late november here. let's take a look outside now from the salesforce tower camera, spectacular out there this evening, 57 degrees already in livermore, otherwise everybody at 62 or 63 degrees. later tonight with mostly clear skies with the cloud cover rolling in from the west tomorrow, we'll drop to the low to mid-40s andiest spots the upper 30s, no frost expected, but a cool start. then we warm up 3 to 9 degrees above average by tomorrow afternoon. look where that leaves us, 73 degrees for a high temperature in san jose, mid-70s around los gatos and morgan hill, 73 in san jose being 3 degrees s

variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north californiaeaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoom art (unintelligible) and then they built everything in jpa that is a a he ship it to the united states. with the carpenter and this is one of the public only two in the united states and the japantown takes you on journey sdlts neighborhoods and the history was a self guided tour you start by japantown center west mall and work your way and learn about the history what made japantown had say is today. >> what as young people; right? what to make sure this stays here for the future. speaking of future you can enter the world of augmented reality created we adobe in a phone stand under which of the store we call that the tree ar experience a great opportunity to do something completely different that will take you to the future with a immersion of an experience? incredible. in addition to the culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festival. and

dynamics are super weak and you'll see that you're not going to see what's happening north, maybe northern california like that. heavy rain, that's tomorrow morning. but you see what happens here, just light scattered showers. that's our best bet for showers tomorrow. doesn't look like a game changer to me. mountains. we'll get some snow and there might be some concerns on the pass level. so think about that. there's friday morning. same thing up north friday afternoon, maybe a sprinkle and then same thing saturday. look at saturday. that next system wants to come on down. so we'll keep an eye on it for you. but it's just going to be kind of an unsettled pattern that's going to stick with us for the next few days right through the weekend. you see that in the five day forecast and so it's tough. i mean, i'd rather get the rain in here because they're going to get more rain than they need up there. a lot more send it our way. they're going to get a lot more. yeah and it looks like we're going to be kind of waiting for our first real storms. and we got some rain. the other day or this morning. but yeah

. >>> california actually has another reservoir in the works. it is north of sacramento. it is california's first major reservoir to be built in over 50 years. just today the state certified a final environmental impact report. construction is set to begin in 2025. >>> all right, now to apec. president biden held his final meetings and he dropped quite the bombshell. >> hello, everyone. we are going to extend this conference another five days. [ laughter ] >> a little sense of humor there. just a joke. >> after a week of traffic headaches apec is officially over. today, president biden sat down with mexico's president. he committed to helping the u.s. prevent fentanyl trafficking and addressing migration through the southern border. then came the leader's retreat. president biden highlighted the apec achievements including strides in tech and strengthening supply chains. he talked about the work that still needs to be done when it comes to clean energy and creating more opportunities for women. he then officially handed the summit over to the president of peru where apec w

track up here and we'll be watching this energy mainly focused up to our north up in the pacific northwest and up in northern california for tomorrow, though, we will be watching for that rain to the north and the possibility of some sierra snowfall for us. more clouds and the chance of a sprinkle or a light shower later in the day tomorrow for your thursday in the sierra. finally, some some real snow to talk about. and i know they've been making the snow, but we're not talking about major accumulations. but still talking about 2 to 3 to four inches. so this is a welcome change in the mountains to help with that base. here is the forecast model. and as you can see tonight, it is dry. this is 11:00 tomorrow morning. we'll remember this morning for the commute. we had some rain showers out there, but probably dry for your thursday morning at 7 a.m. and then into the afternoon hours. we'll bring in more clouds and just a little bit of activity showing up here on the forecast map for tomorrow. so this is 4:00. this is not widespread rainfall. l don't want you to think thursday is going to be rainy day, but there's a chance

variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoom art (unintelligible) and then they built everything in jpa that is a a he ship it to the united states. with the carpenter and this is one of the public only two in the united states and the japantown takes you on journey sdlts neighborhoods and the history was a self guided tour you start by japantown center west mall and work your way and learn about the history what made japantown had say is today. >> what as young people; right? what to make sure this stays here for the future. speaking of future you can enter the world of augmented reality created we adobe in a phone stand under which of the store we call that the tree ar experience a great opportunity to do something completely different that will take you to the future with a immersion of an experience? incredible. in addition to the culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festiv

. >>> california actually has another reservoir in the works as well, the sites reservoir that is north sacramento. that's california's first major reservoir to be built in over 50 years. just yesterday, the state certified a final environmental impact report. we're learning construction is set to begin in 2025. >>> coming up an auction is under way for a rare piece of sports history. why it could become the most expensive baseball card ever sold. >>> ahead in sports, the bucks are coming to town on sunday, and when they do, it should feel like a full-circle moment for brock purdy. plus it's one of the fiercist rivalries in teens have drama. one more minute! braces add more drama. ahh! how does anyone do this?! invisalign is better oral hygiene, and no drama. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. com

north. nothing part of california and northwest. how much rain are we talking? depends where you are.ther inland, and higher elevation, half-inch on top of what has fallen. a similar pattern for the southern half of the bay area, farther inland, barely more than a trace in the rain shadowed spots and coast, half an inch of rain. no flooding out of this just a soaking rainfall for much of the bay area. a lot of cloud cover out there. limiting how much the temperatures will drop. lower to middle 40s in livermore and concord. you will stabilize there with the temperatures in the 40s as we wake up in the morning, the 30s for a change as opposed to the last several nights. frosty locations, high temperatures tomorrow, going to warm up, they will end up once the sun peeks through the morning clouds, 60s on the warm part, peninsula and redwood city. coast, half moon bay, 60 degrees, that is normal. everyone's average highs in late november are between 60 and 62. most of us will beat that by a degree or two. and a similar trend is going to hold as we finish the workweek. the sunshine thursday

rain is expected from texas to the mid-atlantic and a new storm will bring rain to the north, west and northern californiaecking today's high temperatures, more record highs are possible across the south 60s and 70s. from new york to washington, d.c, 81 and laredo. >> coming up, the high end brothels and their wealthy clients allegedly busted by the feds. >> also ahead, saving money at the gas pump. the big break for some drivers depending on where you live. >> and later, the fda approves a new weight loss drug, but what will i >> we love you all. >> good morning, america. >> here's some good news for most drivers across the country. gas prices are plunging below $3 a gallon in at least eight states across the south, thanks in part to falling oil prices. the national average is still around 340 a gallon. several states in the west are paying far more due to other regional factors. >> federal authorities say they have busted a high end brothel network. they say the clients were among some of the most powerful people in the entire country. federal investigators say the network of brothels for ultra rich cli

california. and he walks north and. he meets up with the contingent of really it's tiny a hundred spanish soldiers and a fanatical cross the border at san diego and some come by sea the come i and epa people who are the local people in san diego are appalled at this invasion there a little bit curious by the fancy gold crosses but mostly they're watching these especially the two ships keep unloading dead sailors. so this isn't a very impressive, attractive conversion moment. the spanish come though. so the soldiers were dead because of the terrors, the travel not not because they were assassinated. no, they weren't assassinated and died in route they died in route from disease and hunger and malnutrition and so the first thing the come i see these dead bodies being unloaded from the ships not so persuasive. the spanish come under orders to expand the spanish empire into california. they have two goals. the first goal is to stop the russians who are coming from the north. nothing i learned at hamilton high school in los

california. >>> in the north bay, people were out in force to honor veterans. the city opened at the veterans day played in petaluma. it started with music and speeches that will not park in retired active-duty service members and supporters cruised down the street. >> my mother was in the military, my father a navy veteran. i feel like veterans are finally being acknowledged. >> this year the petaluma parade paid tribute to veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan. >>> i know they were changes to calm. >> this time of year we don't typically have 70s. all across the bay area from the northbay, san francisco and south bay seing temperatures with sunshine. climbing into the 70s. it starts the weekend. the averages should be mid to upper 60s. instead, mid-70s on your saturday afternoon. you had that in santa rosa, concorde, livermore and even san francisco close to 70. tomorrow cooler and more high clouds but a pretty mild finish to the weekend. right now 60 and san jose. a few high clouds. 55 from walnut creek. similar temperatures into livermore. 55 degrees.

if you are headed out of town tonight , the southern portions of california all the way north, partly cloudy skies. 60s and 70s. >>> one israeli official tells cbs news the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas is expected to begin tomorrow. that breakthrough agreement calls for the release of some of the hostages in exchange for the release of some palestinians being held by israel. it also calls for a pause in the fighting in gaza to allow the more humanitarian aid. natalie brand is following the latest developments from the white house. >> reporter: family members of abigail moore on tells cbs news that they are cautiously hopeful that the 3-year-old israeli-american will be one of the first hostages released in the deal reached by hamas and israel . >> no child should be a hostage. no child should be in this situation. >> reporter: the little girl was taken during the hamas terror attack 46 days ago that killed her parents. her siblings hit and survived. >> they are 6 and 10. they understand. the piece that they can only hope that will come to give some sort of an ability

north bay. he grew up in the azors, and his curiosity to learn more about the world brought him to california. he's lived in the north bay for decades now, he wanted to know more about the city he lives in. >> i started down here on the old walkway, and then i did all the west side of 101. >> reporter: so he took to the streets of petaluma, every single one of them. for two to three hours a day over the span of two years, he walked 177 miles of petaluma. >> i wanted to stay mobile because i'm a person that never stays still very long. >> reporter: staying still is something that's impossible for him. the journey took more than two years because of his mission to see as much of the world as he can. >> from tokyo to singapore, singapore to dubai, and then dubai to barcelona. >> reporter: he just returned from a 60-day crew. he's visited 49 countries, 17 just this year. >> my idea is like christopher columbus, just go to that. >> reporter: and you can't do that anymore. luckily he found a partner in life that loves to travel as much as he does. >> it's in our dna. >> reporter: david and melinda ex

northern california and the north bay.day is when we may see a piece of energy come through here and bring us a better opportunity for some wet weather. and right now, this model wants to keep it unsettled for early next week. so rainfall projections as we head into the weekend, that's our best opportunity for rain. anywhere from 100th of an inch to about a quarter of an inch. stay tuned to accuweather. seven day forecast does feature mild weather for a couple of days. a best chance of some showers saturday night in the north bay and then a level one system looking like we'll have some rain on sunday. chances continue early next week. and don't forget fall back one hour before you go to bed. karina and dan, saturday night hours sleep for some of us, the ones without little kids. yes, but it's always nice to get that extra hour of sleep. oh, it is. thanks, daddy. >> all right. disney announced today it is set to purchase the remaining stake in hulu from comcast. it will pay out $8.6 billion to comcast owner nbc universal fo

kirkwood, the north shore resorts not necessarily as much, but every resort in the basin in the state of california is getting ready to go. but i'll tell you what, those western slopes, you know you're looking at bear, china, and dodge. they're probably going to see the lion's share of it, but tahoe, don't worry, we're going to get some snow as well. >> what are these resorts going to do in the meantime? they're making a lot of snow. they're creating a lot of snow? >> absolutely. temperatures are dropping, mother nature is doing a great job in cooperating with us weft had an above average summer season with moisture. the ground is very -- it's ready to go. it's freezing. we've had a couple of systems come through that were wet. it's a great starter. what we really want is like this next storm coming in. a cat 1a r event. we like to call it sierra cement. i like to call it gorilla not. that's all we need. it is the base builder. we need to start layering that base up just like it did last year. we had an amazing year. now maybe we don't get as much snow as last year. this is an el nino. last year la

it's just dumping north of the california border right through the bay area weekend.keep an eye on it for you. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow with increasing clouds a lot like today. and there is the five day forecast, which looks a lot like what we just talked about. i'll see you back here at 11. >> all right, bill, thank you. the city of san jose is launching a new project to spruce up areas of the city most impacted by blight and crime. mayor matt mehan and city council member omar torres debuted the first of 11 clean up projects today, planting trees and repainting poles at santa clara street right there under highway 87. overpass officials say the goal here is to really create clean gateways into the city of san jose. areas include freeway entrances and major intersections on the outskirts of downtown. >> we have a choice to make. we can get back to basics, focus on safety and cleanliness and create a virtuous cycle where people want to spend more time here and invest more here and grow here or not. and for too long we've been going in the wrong direct