northern california dealing with a bit of rain and potentially snow mix.re could be a problem if you are traveling to northern california and isolated issues if you are traveling to wyoming. most of the country looking good for travel tomorrow. satellite and radar, cloudy skies. they will break up overnight. 47 in washington. chilly but not cold outside. tomorrow morning the cold will be in the air, waking up to 30s. this forecasts what the sky cover will look like. not tracking any rain. dry tomorrow. partly sunny skies. as we work our way into the midday and afternoon hours, we are noticing sunshine. nice and warm tomorrow. 60 is our high temperature tomorrow in washington. hanging the holiday lights, getting the tree, weather nearly perfect. you will be just fine with a sweatshirt if you are outside and active. maybe not the best ski conditions, but for this early in the season we will take it. 63 on monday. on tuesday a chance of rain and a wintry mix, including snow and a little bit of freezing rain. a high temperature on thursday of only 38 degrees w

right now, a live "stormtracker" a few high clouds approaching northern california.g offshore. that will continue to push back into the bay. live doppler radar, not picking up rainfall, but it could be changing in a few days, live ram camera, a few patches of fog. forecast, for tonight, we do have this, fog developing overnight. it will be a cooler monday and a chance of showers, we'll have to wait a few days, but that could be on thursday. current numbers out there, santa rosa 67 degrees. san francisco at 60, oakland checking in at 63. oakland on track tomorrow to reach the upper 60s, close to 70 degrees for the afternoon high and san jose checking in, 64 degrees reporting hazy skies. areas of fog overnight. pretty good sea breeze developing. summer time weather watt earn out there. we mentioned tomorrow will be cooler, high pressure begins to lose its grip the next few days, as it does, the cold front will be on the move, approaching northern california, the source of cooling beginning tomorrow. it kicks in for tuesday, wednesday and thursday, main dynamics, arrivi

showers in northern california. about the middle of the morning rain showing in parts of the north bay. toward the bay bridge now, you can on the see it because of the low clouds and the thick fog. the temperatures are running in the 50s. looks like this afternoon, we are going to keep things cool and the rain will be moving in. temperatures only in the 50s and the low 60s for highs today. liz. >> we have a slight location change for this accident. it's actually in the santa cruz mountains. and it's already cleared to the right-hand shoulder. it was northbound 17. we thought it was closer to los gatos but now they are saying w

showers in northern california. about the middle of the morning rain showing in parts of the north bay. toward the bay bridge now, you can on the see it because of the low clouds and the thick fog. the temperatures are running in the 50s. looks like this afternoon, we are going to keep things cool and the rain will be moving in. temperatures only in the 50s and the low 60s for highs today. liz. >> we have a slight location change for this accident. it's actually in the santa cruz mountains. and it's already cleared to the right-hand shoulder. it was northbound 17. we thought it was closer to los gatos but now they are saying it was just north of the summit. anyway, it's not causing any delays even though there's activity out there and the fog is actually creeping into our golden gate bridge cam moved in, in the last half-hour. so watch out for that. visibility is going to be an issue this morning coming out of sausalito into san francisco. and chp issued its own dense fog advisory for the bay bridge. the roadwork th

some of those clouds moving into northern california now.ll take some time to get here though. so i think really just today we are catching a brief break but those clouds will be on the increase. and a slight chance of showers to the north. mainly northern sonoma county today and then looks like rain beginning tonight and spreading to the south across the entire bay area into saturday morning. all right. here we go. high pressure out ahead of this next storm system. this the third one that will be moving onshore. could see some pretty significant rainfall in some of the north bay and northern california areas. temperatures around the stay though into the 60s in the central valley drying out here. 48 degrees in lake tahoe. timing it out for you as we head through the day the clouds will be on the increase, 8:00, 9:00, you see that rain beginning in the north bay. then overnight tonight, into early tomorrow morning, those showers continuing but by the afternoon tomorrow skies going to part a little and yeah we're going to dry out on saturday a

morning, directors and thank you for the opportunity to be with you today and i am ben, for the northern california regional director for the california high speed rail authority, to director reiskin point we have begun to have 50 year, and not that they feel like they take 50 years to get through, but rather that if we all were sitting here 50 years from now, what sort of system will we have wanted to have accomplished? what goals will we have wanted to achieve 50 years on? and so, from the authorities perspective and the first step, in that 50 year journey is our vehicle procurement and as you may be aware, the authority has released a request for it, and the expression of interest, and for our future vehicles. and ultimately, what we will be operating throughout california. and the reoi is being used to identify and receive the feedback for the firms requested in competing and building the trains for use on the california high speed rail system. >> we expect that the authorities order will include a face order in the neighborhood of 95 train sets. on the technical side, we are looking at a singl

heavier rainfall making its way into far northern california.ll be moving in a little bit later on this morning. starting out in the north bay, you will see the rain picking up, this will be a morning widespread rain event and then heading south throughout the day. another storm also expected over the weekend and that one could drop a lot of rain in the north bay. all right, the storm door is now open. you can see the jet stream really lingering well to the south. so this storm going to be moving in today, nothing to stop it. a brief break right behind it and then here comes that next storm for the weekend dropping in late friday night into saturday. all right. timing it out for you, right about 10:00 or so we begin to see those showers showing up in the north bay and as we head in toward lunch hour, well, we're going to see those showers beginning to move a little further south and then in the afternoon sweeping across the rest of the bay area. so it's going to be an all-day event throughout the entire bay area and then it looks like it will st

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kaiser says 56 of the hospitals and clinics in northern california will be affected today and tomorrow. officials say operations will continue as normal because they have hired replacement nurses. nurses say that they are striking because they are concerned about patient care, staffing levels and how to treat ebola patients. >> our hospitals are short staffed. they are calling us daily for extra staffs, to stay later. the increase of obamacare we've increased. we're called daily for overtime and extra shifts. we want the patients taken care of appropriately. >> reporter: nonemergency surgeries and appointments have been canceled but kaiser has notified the patients affected. tomorrow national ebola awareness day kicks off and nurses will be striking. mum -- coming up in an hour, we'll talk about officials about what their side of the story is when this comes to the strike and how it could affect patient care. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:05. a 4-year-old boy is being treated for very serious injuries. he fell more than 200 feet do

heading out of the bay area we're looking at pleasant day across northern california. more clouds the farther north you go and eureka gets mostly cloudy and partly cloudy and beautiful mendocino and 66 degrees in sacramento. here's how we look overnight tonight. a little chilly but not bad. 42 in santa rosa. 43 degrees at fairfield and 48 in san jose. for tomorrow, the numbers will mostly be in the mid- to upper 60s. livermore plenty of sunshine and 68. 65 at san ramon. and oakland 68 degrees. right along the shoreline, we'll be in the mid 60s. up in santa rosa 68 degrees and 67 in novato. looking nice there for thanksgiving day. it will be mostly sunny. temperatures range from the mid 60s to the low 70s on thursday. but it's after thanksgiving that things begin to change. standard forecast calls for sunny and sunny sunny and then friday increasing clouds bring temperatures down about five degrees. look at what happens on saturday and sunday. it looks wet on -- it's a one- two punch. one storm comes in on saturday and then it looks like this one it looks like an even b

. >>> today, 189,000 kaiser permanente measures walking off the job during a strike across northern california. all medical centers will be open according to kaiser permanente but some elective procedures and appointments could be reschedule ed. the nurses say there has been an erosion of standards and they want better protection and training against ebola virus and all of this begins in two hours with more on the strike with nick smith at 5:30. >>> a san francisco community is calling for the release of surveillance video following an officer involved shooting in the portrero hill neighborhood that injured an armed man. at a meeting last night police chief greg suhr provided details on the shooting that injured critically a 30-year-old who was shot in the waist a gun. the officer claimed he was not at fault. >> a 36-year-old oakland man was shot and killed in antioch and was fund on the sidewalk at 2:30 on saturday morning. he died at the seen. police have identified the victim as william boyd iii. they do not know why he went to antioch on why he was headed there. >>> a young man was found d

. >> reporter: the san jose veterans day parade is one of the largest in northern california. they have 90 entries in all this year, including many historic vehicles. 2,500 people, 500 are veterans from the most recent wars in iraq and afghanistan, dating all the way back to world war ii. that woman you heard from, her father was in the parade, there on normandy for d-day. many years since a veteran has been from world war i, those are all gone, the last surviving veteran passed away in 2011. memorial service starting behind me at any moment here and then the parade going down santa clara market and ending across from the edge of cesar chavez around 1:30, hour and a half long parade. reporting live here in downtown san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> all right, bob, thanks. i'm sure we can come back and see pictures from the parade later in the newscast. >>> still to come, virus free and out of the hospital. new york city's first ebola patient speaks out this morning. >>> plus an arctic blast across the country. and after getting dumped with all that snow, now they hav

you do see that rain line starting to come into northern california tuesday, november 11th.we will keep an eye on that. for the time being, the temperature trend for san jose will look like this. 73 degrees tomorrow afternoon. we will continue to go up above normal on wednesday. 79 and then dropping off a few degrees but still staying well above average for this time of year and over the weekend, temperatures come right back up again. overnight tonight, you will feel the chill in the air. tomorrow morning, when you leave home, patchy fog perhaps at the coast around half moon bay, lots of high clouds, temperatures in the low 50s around oakland. low 40s around napa. those are the two ranges there. 53 san francisco. 49 san jose. 44, santa rosa, liver more. you know you will need a jacket or sweater when you head out the door tomorrow morning. good for election day, mild conditions, 73 degrees in san jose. 74 cupertino. occasional high clouds on the peninsula. 67 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 69 degrees. filtered sunshine. in the north bay, you will see high clouds a

rain in far northern california. computer models picking up on the clouds thickening in our skies and some rain developing later on this evening and then spreading to the south overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. looks like the showers will be breaking up by tomorrow afternoon so not a washout on saturday. but at least the first part is going to be wet. all right. temperatures around the bay area today should be in the 60s in the south bay maybe as high as 64 in san jose. 61 in pacifica. numbers maybe the mid-60s into brentwood. 62 in benicia. and 61 in vallejo. inside the bay a lot of 60s and 50s and 60s in the north bay. next couple of days the rain returns one last storm then we dry things out on saturday. dry weather continues right through thanksgiving. liz? >> okay. all right. >>> and let's go out to the altamont pass. you know, weather still causing a few issues for the morning commute it's fog once again. so westbound 580 they actually issued a dense fog advisory, chp did. and we're also just begin

we like that in northern california. we're an area that works together. we try to work together.e know how to do things in northern california, and i think this team works that way. >> somebody said they play for the name on the front of the shirt, not the name on the back, which i think is a nice way to say it. >> yeah, there's no "i" in team, as they like to say. it's a team. >> a lot was said about madison bumgarner, of course, incredible story for the ages, 4-0 in the world series, .25 e.r.a. what's his future, what's his potential? >> number one, the records he's set as a world series pitcher go back to koufax, gibson, put you in some perspective of who he is today. if he stays healthy, he is a potential hall of fame pitcher, another carl hubble, another juan marashell. winningwise, if he wins 220, 230 games, he could be a hall of famer because he's already aced the black ink test, which he is a postseason hero. >> yeah. i wonder what you think of this. he played so much in part because the other pitchers, peavy, hudson, lincecum, vogelsong, weren't really up to the task. is

. >>> one person has been killed in a northern california bus crash which may have been caused by driver fatigue. the bus went off the road and flipped scattered luggage and other personal items. passengers describe the driver as clumsy behind the wheel before the accident. that same driver has been involved in a minor accident earlier in the same day. >>> several counties in western new york are under flood warnings. warmer temperatures are threatening to turn those tons of wet, heavy snow crushing houses and vehicles into a deluge. rob marciano has the latest from buffalo. error this roof collapsing in the middle of the night. west seneca fire chief got the call at 3:00 a.m. >> they were scared. it woke them up out of their sleep. just a loud banging noise. >> reporter: one of dozens of roof failures across south buffalo, unable to support seven feet of snow. the roof of this business came crashing down. over $1 million in damage. and now that same snow soaking up rain like a sponge. often sending warning signals of collapse. >> all this weight on the roofs. what are warning signs thin

nearly 18,000 nurses across northern california on strike today and tomorrow for two reasons. really, california nurse's association says the issue is lack of staffing provided by the hospital system, compromising patient safety. for instance, discharging patients early because there aren't enough enoughs. this has been a key point in contract talks. minutes ago, we spoke with a senior leader at kaiser who says the hospital system has been training nurses, flying them in from out of state to make sure this is no impact to patients, adding the time sg worrisome as we head into flu season. >> well, we're concerned that they would call a strike right now as we've been at the bargaining terrible. they present over proposals and operational needs of the nursing staff. we have countered those propossessionals and we're working with c&a to work with us on that. it's concerning that they've called a strike at this point in time. >> tomorrow is national day of action with nurses across the country. kaiser says it has been following both state and federal guidelines on ebola response, ad

beginning to see some rain falling in parts of northern california. clouds moving in late in the day slight chance of scout showers ahead of the system and north in sonoma county the rest just passing clouds. temperatures in the 50s and 60s . numbers in the 40s and 50s out the door. this afternoon cool temperatures in the for the bay about 59 in santa rosa. 64 in san jose. and 61 in san francisco. got some rain though coming for our weekend, liz. >> we have problems traveling on the nimitz freeway. right there near the oakland coliseum, a little farther south between the 66 and hegenberger exits, there is an overturn accident and you can see where emergency crews are just now beginning to block lanes. it looks like there was a tow crew now an emergency vehicle on scene. and some traffic is trying to get out of those far right lanes. this crash will cause delays for the morning drive. northbound okay. here's a live look at the bay bridge. >> 580 heavy from the 24 interchange. eastshore freeway "friday light" even with an accident in richmond and fog ad

all over northern california 18,000 of us are striking today for mainly for our patients and we -- keizerking a lot of profit and we want them to give it back to patient care, improve patient care and safety and we want them to hire more nurses, and we want them top give us more help so we can do our jobs better and efficiently and safely. >> reporter: i heard from one nurse who said she can contract ebola virus, do you feel the hospital has done enough to make sure safety measures are in place so nothing happens to you? >> i personally don't feel any hospital is ready to protect their nurses from the ebola virus crisis. >> all right, thanks so much for joining u and we know some. patient care, some of them had to be canceled and they that i had paid to those people in advance and that's where it nurse all over the country will be taking part in oakland at noon. at federal buildings and we will of course stay on top of this, and developments happen, live in san francisco, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> all right, tara, thank you. >>> and in fairfield, they are back open aft

here are the barrels you will see at whole foods markets throughout northern california. can also donate at the check stand by donating money. that will do towards feeding bay area families. i want to introduce you to ronald whitfield. his nickname is guitar it. why did you start volunteering a few years ago at saint mary's center? >> well, i began to volunteer because i got so much help from the center myself. and i just wanted to give back something to the people. >> reporter: you told me something that was interesting. one thing that kind of pulled at your heart strings is when you saw the young kids that needed to be fed and how many there are in the bay area. >> yes. that was very touching. what was so touching about it was sometimes we don't have enough food and when we don't have enough food, and you look into the phase of the children, it hurts. >> reporter: let's show you how you can help by coming here to whole foods market. and donating money or food perishable items. crystal with the mercy brownback and you see firsthand where this goes to into the hands of se

a few high clouds beginning to drift into northern california. no rain clouds expected with this. could have some of this energy dive in from the north over the next few hours with partly a few mostly cloudy observations in the north bay. high storm trackerii with nothing to show you. current numbers are with the clearing skies and also the cool air mass in place. temperatures are cooling out there. and already it's back down to the lower 40s in napa. 42degrees. san francisco 55 and san jose checking in 50 degrees. here's our live camera looking forward the bay bridge. the headlines for tonight we do have this, fair skies, few high clouds for your monday forecast and the key headline here a bit of a warming trend. look at the projected lows i'm going 35 degrees in napa. mid- to upper 30s in parts of the north bay. once again we could have patchy dense fog resurface. san francisco 50 degrees and san jose 46. so a few scattered high clouds for tomorrow. but a dry week ahead as high pressure still in full demand of the weather. you get that dense fog that develops. that could be the

. >>> four students are back home in northern california after being detained in russia. the four returned to sfo after going to russia for a student leadership conference. they were meeting with their russian counterparts when authorities went in and demanded to see their travel documents. they were held for several hours in st. petersburg. >> all of a sudden these people flood into the back of the room and police officers there's a news camera and there's people in really official looking uniforms talking to the director of the program. >> the students were fined $100 each for not having the proper passports. then they were told they could leave russia. >>> a federal judge in san jose has told apple it must face a lawsuit. the suit accuses the company of failing to tell its consumers that its messaging system would block them from getting text messages if they switched from apple iphone to android-based smartphones. the plaintiff is seeking unspecified damages in a class action status. so far apple has no comment. >>> time now is 5:08. daredevil swimmers take a once- in

now it wants to become the first police agency in northern california to use a drone.muth smith. >> reporter: frank it really is unfamiliar territory. san jose police admitting drones are not widely used by other police departments. now it's grappling to answer is it the best for san jose. a a lot of questions in the debate. >> yes, there is a privacy issue, and i certainly want to see the rules in place to prevent anything from happening. >> this surveillance technology could be used for surveillance on the muslim community. >> reporter: the san jose police department purchased a uaf, also commonly known as a drone. it's a remote controlled flying robot with a gopro camera. an extra set of eyes for law enforcement. some citizens are strongly against it. >> we have gathered over 1600 signatures on a petition that says we should send the drown back. >> reporter: the department bought the drown without consulting the community. >> we should have conducted stakeholder outreach prior to doing the research. >> reporter: not reimbursable to a federal grant as originally thou

this deadly crash involves a bus in northern california. find out what happened.a flow rolling through hawaii seems to have stopped for now. you can see it's smoldering but not moving. however, hawaii officials say there's still a threat to the community. the liquid rock began moving near the residential area back in june on the big island. that's when a volcanic crater released a river of lava. while it's flowed, there's a movement in a different direction. >> this is a lot of activity behind it. it causes the forefront to widen. further up slope, will's breakouts on the east side. we'll be watching it closely. the red cross is still operating a shelter for any residents that have to leave their homes there. state officials say it's flowed for 13 miles. coming up at 5:30, a look at the best of the best from today's huge celebration for the world series champions, san francisco giants. and some parents with their children get a day off from school today for the parade. we'll check in with them next. >> california schools are ranked 46th out of 50 states. 46. milli

. >> in northern california a beautiful thanksgiving day. all that is about to change for us. spencer with a look at what shoppers and travelers can expect into the rest of the weekend. >> shoppers and i'm included in the group is thankful we are not in upstate new york. here's live doppler clear calm conditions right now just a few then hazy cloud around and current temperature reed t reflect the temperature. few locations have dropped into the 40's. one cool spot really cold is napa where it's 40 degrees. forecast app mission at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. at which point we see a little bit of i hope creasing clouds over what we have at the moment. during the day the cloud become thicker but it's a dry day for black friday shopper. rain will arrive tomorrow night by 11:00 o'clock or so. we see rain having swept down from the north bay where it begins. it's eastward south ward just beyond the golden gate 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night and into saturday morning 6:00 o'clock or so wide spread rainfall and will come in waves heading into the weekend but will continue into next

the job tomorrow as part of a 2 day strike. 18,000 nurses are expected to strike throughout northern california. kaiser said it hired replacement nurses and it will be open for business tomorrow and wednesday. >> we have nurses that we have spent a tremendous amount of time making sure that they are well trained to be able to come in and provide care to our patients and to our members. >> the nurses who have been without a contract since july say they are striking because of concerns of standard and ebola safety parole call. managers say they are willing to do what it takes. >>> two san francisco police officers went on trial today on corruption charges. they are accused of stealing money and other items during searches. ktvu's david stevenson with the allegations that were layed out on the first day of testimony. >> reporter: the officers stole marijuana and handed it over to informants for them to sell but the u.s. attorney say the use of a gift card shows how far they went over the course of the investigation. >> reporter: federal prosecutors called it corruption with a badge. but the crimes

can you see scattered high clouds cruising across northern california. high clouds into monday morning as we look at the doppler radar. not kicking out much. a storm track way to our north. it will stay that way. high pressure builds in and that will be the source of a warming trend. current numbers showing you the cool numbers out towards santa rosa, napa. some patchy fog last night, keeping an eye on that for the overnight. but not as widespread this morning. san jose, 59, half moon bay checking in in the mid-50s. a live camera looking out towards san francisco. here's the bay bridge here. not much in the way of fog. a few high clouds paying us a visit and forecast headlines in the short term for tonight. partly cloudy skies, more sunshine for your monday and dry conditions expected for thanksgiving, maybe a few high clouds returning by thursday. overnight lows, definitely bundle up. upper 30s to near 40 degrees. we'll start out chilly monday morning. oakland 43, san francisco, 49 and san jose starting out the morning hours, 46. you can see california

big rainfall range over the past few days with three systems moving across northern california. >> aorm tracker with the rain showers moving from the south to the east and not detecting any rainfall and you see the clouds up here that should remain up here with high clouds by tomorrow night. right now we have a dry weather forecast there and temperatures are moving up rapidly. san jose in 54 and it's pretty cool out there which we showed you on track to reach you. our live cameras. not showing much and tomorrow some fog and a bit of a warming trend. we are talking about 70s. first thing tomorrow morning with the recent rainfall out there with lots of moisture on the ground and temperatures with dew point and we have fog developing and typically forms the north bay valleys which could happen anywhere especially at santa rosa and napa with some fog first thing tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be in the 40s so you want to bundle up in santa rosa. now scooting to the south, high pressure develops offshore and this will be the shore for some warming and temperatures will be trending

. >>> thousands of kaiser permanente nurses are expected to start a strike this morning in northern california. >>> we're waking up to cloudy skies this tuesday morning. we'll see fog, we'll update you on the rain headed this way. >>> good tuesday morning. it is november 11, i'm james fletcher. we'll get to the news in just a minute but we want to begin the hour with an update of weather and traffic and for that we'll hand it over to annie. >> happy veterans day on this tuesday morning. here is a live look at the bay bridge. we're not seeing fog but we're expecting foggy conditions, just like we saw yesterday, and that fog will be patchy for most locations. temperatures are fairly mild thanks to the cloud cover, san francisco and oakland, good morning. you're at 59 degrees. san jose 57. concord upper 50s, santa rosa at 56 degrees. temperatures by lunch time you'll notice quite a bit of cooling compared to yesterday, the last few days, especially inland like concord and livermore, where it will be in the 60s by lunch time, even 50s, and then by 3:00 today we're talking highs mainly in the 60s,

. >> a bus driver under investigation after a deadly crash in northern california.s happened yesterday morning when the bus veered off of i-5, rolling down an embankment in shasta county. one person was killed and 30 others injured. it was actually the second accident of the day for that bus driver, who earlier sit the side of an awning at a denny's restaurant. >> still no decision from a grand jury on whether to indict the ferguson police officer who hot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. many, including president obama, are calling for calm ahead of the announcement. authorities are moving barricades into place around st. louis county preparing for riots if the jury decide not to indict officer darren wilson. >> ait is 6:14 right now. an investigative unit exclusive report. tens of thousands of people fleeing violence in central america are igniting a movement nationwide. the movement is called sanctuary. it started during vietnam and the civil war in el salvador. now the movement is spreading again. >> people are standing up saying we're not going to fail to a

northern california will get clipped by this. maybe light showers wednesday night.e see the bulk of the rain. i don't think it will be a heavy rain, more of a light mist, maybe drizzle and light showers. friday it's out of here. it will set the stage for cooler weather. this is what we need this time of year. once we can get one or two of these systems to bring temperatures down, maybe we can get into a cooler pattern. you notice wednesday and thursday, temperatures go back from 82 tomorrow in san jose back to the 60s by thursday. hopefully if some of these systems can continue to roll into the bay area, we'll track more rain in the coming weeks. unfortunately for us this week, the only thing we've got to look forward to is plenty of warm sunshine and maybe a few showers as we head towards wednesday and thursday. >> we'll enjoy it while it lasts. >>> much more ahead -- coming up, invisible people living in our communities. they are desperate and breaking the law to flee their circumstances. we take you behind the scenes in undercover to see what is really going on i

. >> i'm from northern california. >> what had you heard about it before coming?e was a lot of money and a lot of men and a lot of mud. >> so you said, i'm in? >> yep. [ laughter ] >> what brought you out to williston? >> tired of making $7.35 an hour. anything's better than what you make back home. you only make $12,000 a year back home. you know, everybody's at poverty level. >> 30-year-old crystal was struggling to support herself and her 11-year-old son when she decided she needed to do something drastic. >> i'm so motivated. >> good deal. >> i just drove here a week ago from florida. >> from florida, that's a long drive. >> it was. 32 hours by myself, me and the lord. >> let me get this straight. you didn't have a job lined up? >> no. >> first day i got here, just stepped out of the car. >> and what drew you to williston? >> money, really. i came here for a new start, hopefully. everything works out. i mean, i've never been up north, never seen the snow, so really i am stepping out on faith. >> i am looking for help. >> like many others, crystal is betting on

. >> this is the biggest latino calendar in northern california. for example, a week ago we posted 108 events just for the event. there is so much beauty in the bay area of latino culture . we wanted to represent the beauty of latino culture. >> is it geared now more toward a certain genre? >> it's for all lovers of the latino culture. it's been a major shift in the latino population. 65% of latinos are now born in the united states which means they are english. that's their primary language. which is why our oh website is in english. >> in talking to the kids we asked why don't you play like your parentses? >> we are playing to their kids, the next generation. you're on the cutting edge there. when you talk about the next generation of oh latino consumers. >> talking about latino consumers, not only do they prefer. in social media. latinos right now is the perfect time to produce the latino website. latin life.com to the bay area community. >> it was amazing. art exhibits, concerts, nightclubs. food openings. we love representing the theory. >> yo

snow expected out of this the tail send of the storm here, you can see moderate rain to the northern california we can expect the same it will move really quickly. rain fall totals will not be all that great. overnight tonight, that's when the rain will move in and spread south. mainly affecting us tomorrow morning, lingering into the afternoon for the zit pay. and we will see gusty winds, especially over 1,000 feet. 35-mile an hour gusts, and a look ahead. drier weather on sunday, warmer into your holiday week. >> here's the future cast. you can see pinpointing the rain to the north of us, and that's what we are seeing now. move sog into the north bay, still coming down through the north bay from 4 to 7, and sagging into san francisco and east by a a little later. south bay by 9:00, and we will south bay and to the south of gilroy, and also by noon, rapid clearing behind the 9pñ?ñ?front no threat of thunderstorms once the storm exits and we can see clear skies. rain fall totals again, not all that impressive, although the north of the hills could have an inch of rain. the same thing in clifton

. >>> driver fatigue is the suspected cause of a fatal bus crash in northern california.ay the same driver was involved in a minor accident earlier in the day. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: the crash was so violent, it flipped this bus over, ejecting seats and luggage across the road. look at this. the weight of the tour bus crushing the passenger cabin. one man killed in the rollover in northern california. 31 of the 33 passengers aboard were injured. but perhaps most shocking it was the bus' second crash of the day. police say that earlier, the same bus had scraped the exterior of a denny's in red bluff, california. >> we got reports that said the driver looked to be sleeper fatigued. no other indications that any other vehicle was involved at this time. >> reporter: authorities suspect fatigue may have played a role. a consistent killer on the roads. they blame a fatigued truck driver for a massive pile-up in new jersey which nearly killed comedian tracy morgan. this summer we joined the ohio state patrol in the air and on the blacktop. we are flying right now

. >> i'm from northern california. >> what had you heard about it before coming?lot of money, and a lot of men, and a lot of mud. >> so you said, i'm in? >> yep. [ laughter ] >> what brought you out to williston? >> tired of making $7.35 an hour. anything's better than what you make back home. you only make $12,000 a year back home. you know, everybody's at poverty level. >> 30-year-old crystal was struggling to support herself and her 11-year-old son when she decided she needed to do something drastic. >> i'm so motivated. >> i just drove here a week ago from florida. >> from florida, that's a long drive. >> it was. 32 hours by myself, me and the lord. >> let me get this straight. you didn't have a job lined up? >> no. >> first day i got here, just stepped out of the car. >> and what drew you to williston? >> money, really. i came here for a new start, hopefully. everything works out. never been up north, never seen snow, so really, i am stepping out on faith. >> i am looking for help. >> like many others, crystal is betting on the boom to give her a fresh start.

. >> we are talking 20,000 nurses here and at 86 other k -- kaiser northern california. urses association calls the strike to address the eroding patient care and conditions including inadequate train asking equipment to respond in the event of an ebola outbreak. the second day coincides with "national day of action," organized by the nurses unitedded in 16 states. the nurses say they will strike without talking wages but the union says more than 35 operational proposals are unresolved after three months. kaiser permanente said that the teams have been working on preparation for ebola virus doing everything possible to ensure the safety of each nurse, physician and staff member. the hospital has trained and hired more than 280 nurses to step in and maintain procedures here. the hospital has said they will remain open although nonsocial procedures could be put on hold and rescheduled. be sure to call ahead if you have anything scheduled at a kaiser permanente hospital today. >>>

all the facilities if northern california will remain open during the nurse's strike. >>> a utah girl grabbed from her bedroom. her stepfather faces off with her kidnapper. >>> also stargazers celebrating in the bay area the campaign that helped save the world's oldest mountain top observatory. >>> tempers boiling over in barcelona, spain today. we're just hours away from a vote on independence. opinion surveys show most catalans want a referendum. voters decided against independence from the united kingdom. >>> parents calling it their worst nightmare. a stranger breaking into a utah home and grabbing a 5-year-old girl from her bedroom. that little girl is safe today all thanks to her stepfather. >> reporter: this morning a little girl is back with her family. authorities calling the kidnap attempt a very close call. a parent's worst nightmare. an hour before down friday, 46-year-old troy entered the house through an unlocked door. >> he went down in the basement, went through a couple of rooms, and found the 5-year-old girl who was asleep. >> reporter: he carried her outside where t

in northern california we're doing excellent in crescent city, nearly 10 inches of rainfall.eka, 210%. acu sacramento, down. we're at 84% of normal in san jose. we need a lot of help in livermore right now 29% of normal. for the central valley, we have seen some improvement in places like salins a and fresno. down to southern california and it's pretty desperate there in ir vine, 17% of normal and los angeles at 47%. the three-month outlook does look promising, what you're going to find here is southern california has a chance here of aabove average rain, 23 to 40% possibility and equal chances of getting average rainfall over the next three months. that's a lot better than it looked this time last year. as we head throughout next week, check this out, we have the possibility of rainfall lining up and more details in the full forecast in about 20 minutes. >>> just ahead, they enrolled in a university only to get a real life lesson, the self-pro claimed president of the university ended up scamming students and has been locked up also. >>> we now know the pilot killed in the v

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these actual pictures now come into us are from oakland in northern, california. a number of demonstrators. it's just past 10:00 p.m. on the west coast. taking to major streets to stop traffic and make the point that they are supporting those who are in ferguson, missouri, in their efforts to bring attention to the case of michael brown. and we've seen similar scenes at this hour in los angeles where protesters have taken to a major freeway to stop traffic. we've also had miguel marquez following groups in manhattan around new york city as they go from bridge to bridge and walking down major avenues as well to make the point, although the grand jury made its decision yesterday, they disagree as the people in ferguson disagree with the decision. so we're keeping our guys on all these location, using our global resources here on cnn to bring you the latest information. we will continue to do so. rosemary? >> now we want to look at this part of the story. we are hearing for the first time directly from the police officer who shot and killed michael brown, darren wils

williams was found dead in his northern california home in august. he was sober at the time of his death but was reportedly suffering from depression, anxiety, and the early stages of parkinson's disease. storesur side -- more are getting a jump on christmas shopping. p.m.r us will open at 5 thanksgiving day, staying open 30 straight hours, until 11 p.m. friday night. tennis stars venus and serena williams are helping reopen a beloved tennis and learning center in southeast washington. they got a look at the $80 million facility. >> excuse me, you guys. 1, 2, 3, let's go. with tennis stars venus and serena williams on one side, mayor vincent gray on the other aside, they cut the ribbon and reopen the southie center they have run since 2001. $18 million makeover was supported by the current mayor and mayor elect muriel bowser. hard to recognize among all the material are six tennis courts in the williams arena, named in honor of the famous sisters whose native compton, california, is a lot like southeast, they said. are happy to be part of it. they ha