we're going to continue to see rain, wind, and, of course, heavy snowfall for most of the pacific northwestnorthern california, and eventually southern california, as well. this storm that we're talking about that's sitting over the rockies currently will continue to the east as we mentioned. once it gets there, we're expecting snow and wind. and of course, wind a big concern for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. if we see wind gusts upwards of 34 miles per hour, the balloons for the parade won't fly. we'll keep our fingers crossed for that. otherwise, thanksgiving day highs looking like this across the country -- 50s for the west, 40s once we head toward portland and the pacific northwest, a little cooler. the east coast in the 50s. the hot spot over this holiday weekend will be the southeast. south florida in the 80s both thursday and friday. expecting a high of 82 degrees for miami. evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> strong winds in southern california this morning are fueling a massive wildfire. just take a look at these flames in the mountains above santa barbara. the cave fire erupted yeste

we're tracking just a really weak system coming out of the pacific northwest, mainly if we see any of the sprinkles are going to touch down in the north bay, very light, you might just need to put on windshield wipers a couple of times. but again it's very weak and very light but wanted to attack, just let you know about that because of course it can make things a little bit slick on the roadway. we are seeing dry conditions of the once we get into tomorrow. pressure building around the bay area. and it's going to be really nice temperature wise we'll get to those temperatures in just a moment and in fact getting to tuesday. speaking of us some showers activity. we may. of a light sprinkles once we get into the morning hours on tuesday. so we're tracking another system coming out of the pacific northwest of course keep it to kron 4 and we will keep you posted on that. temperatures right now 40's and 50's outside 58 degrees in oakland. we're looking at a 57 in san jose 56 currently and san francisco. so mostly were a few degrees high. were this time yesterday. what we saw yesterday we

keeping the rain in the pacific northwest.ut the day today in the north bay should be moderate around st. helen aire. pretty good elsewhere in the north bay. but it's the east and south bay we have the haze and high pressure keeping a lid on the atmosphere with very little mixing. this is 280, san jose, 51 in oakland. 46 in gilroy. half moon bay 48. the food is the warehamer day out of the weekend. and santa cruz sun and lows. 42 in santa rosa and the dense fog advisory around the monterey bay and santa cruz as well. 39 by the delta. very little wind. we need that to mix it out. but we have the on-shore push. this is noontime the winds kick up a bit at the coast. it's keeping it cool only about 60 degrees there maybe low 60s. and the fleftly wind today, tomorrow, though, into monday we get more offshore push that should clear out some of the haze. looking at temperatures two to five degrees cooler this morning. and in the south bay today we are looking at mid-70s again in and around santa clara, san jose, 72 in palo alto. look

as the system moves through the pacific northwest. not bringing us any rain but it is bringing us some of that cloud cover spilling over the ridge that remains in place over the west. washington and oregon seeing a little bit of rain there. here's a look into the future cast and you can see it there. the blue as well. as we roll through the next several days, we don't see any rain. there is something that drops in it looks like by next monday. this is going to change as we get into the next few days. closer to 10 days out before we may get some rain here in the bay area. so dry conditions expected for the week ahead. here's a look for the temperatures expected for the afternoon. upper 70s expected for petaluma, santa rosa. upper 70s for the inner east bay danville. 81 for brentwood. for the south bay. upper 70s loss gatos. a nice mild one for you there this afternoon and 70 degrees in san francisco. here's a look at the extended forecast. in addition to the dry weather notice we do have a bit of a cooldown coming our way. a notable dr

no storms moving to the pacific northwest for the weekend. a chilly morning.few hours. for the afternoon we will bring temperatures up from yesterday by at least a few degrees. a dry pattern is expected to continue. take a look at this future cast model. noticed the rain line is so far north. as i roll it through the next several days it doesn't ever really drop. it moves a little bit closer and by next weekend, saturday morning and next weekend it looks like we may get rain to the pacific northwest. for us we are likely to remain dry. we could see something come our way. it looks like by midmonth. here's a look at what we are expecting. your forecast for today, 8:00 and 9:00 we can even see the numbers below the bar. temperatures in the 30s and 40s through the 9:00 our. as we get into lunchtime much better. upper 60s in the forecast. upper 70s to low 80s in the local forecast. anyone for santa rosa and 78 for novato. the east bay mid-seventies in oakland. 70 in san jose. 79 by the water. 75 san mateo. if you are thinking about tahoe bring the winter gear. bel

it is bringing rain to the pacific northwest down through northern california and again a few isolated spotty sprinkles out there this mornweththe day, that clearing. this is futurecast at 4:00 p.m. we'll catch the sunshine through the day. tomorrow morning, some low clouds in areas, fog along the coast and for parts of the bay. then more sunshine through the day on saturday. temperatures warmer for tomorrow and then more so for your sunday. daytime highs for today, a little bit warmer than average. upper 60s in concord. upper 50s in pacifica. >>> downtown ice kicks off today. they are excited about that. san jose. a mix of sun and clouds, mild at 67. if you're heading out there this weekend in san jose downtown ice, even warmer. low to mid 70s. looking great for the weekend. especially across the south bay and across our region. there we go with the warmup saturday and sunday. that continues into monday. temperatures calling down by the middle part of the week. a chance maybe of some scattered showers but for the most part cooler and cloudier midweek. >>> 5:21. >> straight ahead, a me

we have some activity over the pacific northwest and here is monday night as it moves through, it is going to miss california for the most part, dropping down the backside and it is expected to mingle with some moisture from the south and by wednesday, it looks like southern california and the high sierra will likely get that wet weather. in the form of rain for areas of southern la, and areas over the sierra should get some higher elevation snow. for us, no such luck. it is going to drop the temperatures dramatically but that is about it. temperatures today, tomorrow and even into the second half of monday are looking good and then tuesday into wednesday, we have to update the graphic. they will drop off by five or 10 degrees and there is no rain in the forecast. the levels have pushed the rain possibility all the way out to the 30th. >> oh, no. we were hoping for november. >> it looks like the 30th, all this time of year it will change. >> welcome to california. >>> after last-minute negotiations, fans and scouts got a chance to see how ready colin kaepernick is for the nfl. coming

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the reason is there is a system through the pacific northwest, right around that time, but because thatns so dominant, it is actually blocking the chance of us seeing any rain. at least not for the next two weeks. which is our best chance of seeing rain. it is probably not going to be until the second half of november. and that is when we may be seeing our first rainfall of the winter. almost winter, right? the season. something to keep in mind over the next seven days, a quick reminder, daylight savings time, we were just talking about that, don't forget, your phone and all of that does it automatically but your microwave clock, your stove top clocks might not do it so get that extra hour of sleep in. over the next seven days we remain in the 60s for san francisco. and today is the warmest day in san francisco. and then heading into sunday, when we fall back by one hour. and we will see the daytime highs, 68 degrees, and through the inland areas and 79, we will go to the 80s and stick to the 70s for the rest of the week. kira? >> gorgeous forecast, vianey, thanks. >>> still ahead on to

look at what is going on in the pacific northwest. tracking a cold front.at let's get you prepped for your day. your afternoon high, mild weather. today, 68 in san jose. and 70 through livermore. oakland, 65. san francisco, a little breezy at 64 degrees. up through santa rosa, 70 degrees. so a dry weekend ahead. but if you're going to be around the coastline, there is a beach hazard statement in effect, through 5:00 p.m. and what this means is basically, we're talking about sneaker waves and excessive wave run up. so be careful out there. >>> big changes ahead. we have a pleasant warm weekend. and slight warming into the 70s and warmer today than we were yesterday, but it is the rain that is going to make the big story, because it could be the very first significant rainfall that we've seen of the rainy season and it will move in late tuesday night. we got a cool front moving from north to south and what does that mean for thanksgiving. right now, all models are lining up and they are all in agreement, that we will see anywhere from a half of an inch to ove

enough to give the pacific northwest at least a chance of seeing some rain.lifornia so even as these systems try to drop farther to the south, still not expected to bring us any rain heading to the beginning of next week. as we go from now through the next ten days, best rain chances not only not in the bay area, not even on the north coast of northern california. that is the trend moving forward. as you can see, the forecast, san francisco, at least you have the onshore wind back. that's a little more humidity and low clouds. temperatures climbing thursday and friday. the inland forecast, we'll be staying dry for the next seven to ten days. any signs of strong offshore wind. as long as the rain is holding off, we really have to watch those offshore wind patterns. doesn't look like we're seeing anything strong in the next seven days. >> behind you, just a gorgeous, clear shot wherever you look in the night. clear skies. >> except around the golden gate bridge. >> that's okay. >> thanks, rob. >>> turning it over to sports now, here's dave feldman. >> there's n

we'll all be in the 70s tomorrow as high pressure just sits parked off the pacific northwest.t's not moving. the low pressure off southern california will spin for awhile. the overall pattern is static. still due to the presence of the high we get light easterlies tomorrow afternoon inland. a bit of an offshore wind keeps things mild. but along the shoreline, the northerlies means sunny beaches later in the day. the breakfast forecast, we start in the 40s. chilly start to monday morning, but a sunny finish. so tonight we bring in a few clouds, first time in awhile. temperatures warm to near 80 degrees inlands this week and then a pleasant week ahead. i suppose the down side is there's rain in sight. not even in the extended forecast. tomorrow windy, winds out of the west-southwest at 20. high of 71. in new york cloudy and55. forecast highs for the bay area tomorrow, a beautiful week ahead. plenty of sunshine. some of the warmest months of the year are september and october, and i guess we're extending that into early november as well. redwood city 75, and san mateo 76. up in t

looking at a little bit of rain moving to the pacific northwest.rms of air quality it's been a bit hazy. we're adding relatively humidity to the atmosphere from the fog and we have a little bit of smoke left over from the fires from the north. so you saw up in napa and the visibility here is moderate. and air quality is well. right on through the afternoon this is a 24-hour check of what you can expect for the air quality throughout the day. once again in the moderate category. wind will become offshore and back off off the on show flow with the meritorious that will allow for broiter and warmer numbers tuesday into monday. 49 in hayward. two to four degrees cooler this morning. five degrees cooler and also the light winds out there with the high pressure air mass we don't the mixing. that's allowing for the stagnant air mass and that fog once again. so areas of dense fog particularly around the central coast, north bay, sunny for most and looking for more sunshine with warmer conditions early in the week. cooler conditions later in the week. look

much of the same but then we are tracking a weak system coming out of the pacific northwest it could be bringing us a little bit of coastal drizzle that is possible during the early morning hours might mean windshield wipers a couple of times if you're going to driving on highway one or one on one so keep that in mind but then big changes ahead for the weekend, it's going to be a warm up we're going to see 70's a whole lot of sunshine. more details in my complete weather forecast coming up in a few minutes now back to news james darya thanks a lot 7 o 2 big story that we're following them and cited for eating a sandwich on the bart platform is now filing a lawsuit deal we've got kron four's will tran joining us this morning. there was a video. >>of the encounter. >>will that video went viral. it spread all over the place and now this has turned into a lawsuit. >>they became a national story james and ari i has been seen at least 3 million times and all went down on the platform at the pleasant hill bart station let's get right to the video if you have not seen it already. this happen

i run a chain of hotels in the pacific northwest. i'm not a lawyer, and i didn't understand contemporaneously that what i was hearing from the president is illegal? >> i think that it has to be plausible about whether he understands it's illegal. and understanding that it's illegal is typically not an element of the offense. you know, today we heard people -- congressman radcliff criticizing some of the witnesses for not characterizing things as bribery or using legal conclusions. that's not a witness' job. a witness' job is simply to state what the facts are. so if he were to come in tomorrow and correct his testimony and say, here's what happened. i will leave it to the lawyers to characterize whether this is illegal, whether it is a quid pro quo, or whether it is an abuse of presidential power. his job is just to say, this is what happened. and he can do that, and even protect himself if he gets immunity in exchange for his testimony. >> and finally in your view, bolton's status as the big fish, potential witness only increased to

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high pressure is going to open up for storms to return to the pacific northwest. over california, that's the reason why we might see some air quality issues around wednesday and thursday. and also temperatures likely to trend a little bit warmer through friday. the not so good news is this high really isn't going anywhere. all the way through monday of next week the long-range models still keeping things very dry even by mid-november standards right now through the 13th doesn't look like much in the way of rain. in the meantime san francisco will have a return of low clouds, a little more moisture in the air. trending warmer later on in the week. for the valleys we will see temperatures cooling a little bit. wednesday into thursday then we could see a few more 70s to 80 by next friday. so if you like this weekend's weather, copy and paste it into next weekend. >> and a lot of people across the country saying, wow, it's a nice place to be. not so bad right now. >>> for the first time in months the raiders actually played a home game. >> colosseum was rocking today

also seeing this cooling trend into tomorrow and in fact a weak system developing out of the pacific northwestld be bringing us a little bit of drizzle. a bit of sprinkles, especially for summer coastal spots you can see it there. arriving early tomorrow morning see might need some of those windshield wipers on a couple of times if you're going to be driving along highway one or one oh one tomorrow morning so keep that in mind but then we're going into the weekend it's going to be dry. it's going to be a warm up, but once again into the 70's and then we could have a slight chance of rain as we get into next tuesday as another weak system starts to develop out of the pacific northwest, so just to keep that in mind. i want to just a have that umbrella handy for next week just in case. temperature wise out the door mostly in the 50's we're actually starting off. number wise and we did at this time yesterday 54 in san francisco, 54 in oakland. looking currently 55 in downtown san jose visibility. the cloud cover over the fog we are going to be seeing it throughout the entire day today. that's what

for today, it's over the pacific northwest. but it will drop into the backside of california and that's what's going to bring us changes. so starting again with today, we have high pressure that remains in control over the state of california. getting into tuesday, wednesday, even into thursday, perhaps, the system moves through. and not going to bring us much rain of any at all. southern california could pick up and on a little bit and the sierra. but for us it's about the wind. here's tuesday afternoon. and the winds do begin to pick up for the second part of the day. but see by tuesday night, for the most part, winds are generally light. some along the coastline over areas of the north bay. and now i get you into wednesday morning, you can see the central valleys beginning to see the stronger wind woa. wake with up light wind on wednesday morning but by the afternoon and evening, that changes. and here's wednesday night. and the wind are at about 20 miles per hour in some areas and stronger than that santa rosa proinvestigat

sprinkles like dorrie was mentioning this morning because there's a weak system coming out of the pacific northwest that might affect your drive on highway one and one oh one getting through the north bay but otherwise, a driver where else around the bay area, including right here. this are a speed camera overlooking a berkeley and a nice shot of the bay. we are seeing some cloud cover and the clouds are going to stick with us through much of the morning before opening up to a sunny conditions, partly sunny. i should say depending on what area you're in. but this morning out the sides maybe the umbrella just hopped in the car i always say rather be safe than sorry right. put on those long sleeves because we are in the 40's and 50's once again this morning. temperatures this afternoon now a little bit higher than yesterday. i'll have all those details coming up in just a bit. let's see how the and they're doing on this early friday morning with robin thank your back a little busy out there getting crowded at some of our bridges mainly on the toll plaza. toll plazas like a here at the bay bridge toll

warmer temperatures for the weekend and there will still be some rain moving across the pacific northwestn area of low pressure and a storm system dropping in early next week could bring in a slight chance of rain but it does look like our best chance of rain to our south and something to watch in the forecast going into next week. we have upper 60s today and tomorrow with some breezy winds and then we're back in the mid-70s for the weekend. we'll see those temperatures into early next week. mike, you were looking for some brake lights. >> i did find some north of brsh and up to whipple. full traffic break but i haven't seen that. no full closures there. there is a special entry in the report for northbound 101 at whipple for overnight. issues there. we don't have any construction scheduled. things are sorted out for now. we're still at the speed limit heading down to 580. 580 out of the area heading into the dublin interchange. nbc bay area wazers, it's your community and we'll share the information pertinent to your commute and a smooth drive to the bay bridge. you have some options. yo

there we go with that weak low pressure system passing and showers across the pacific northwest and thenown through northern california. for us, as we head through the day, check it out. we're going to catch that clearing with that sunshine as we go through in the afternoon. this is stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m. as we look ahead to tomorrow morning, some low clouds and areas of fog along the po e d sunshine for your saturday and temperatures will be even warmer still. we will continue with the warmup as we look ahead to saturday. a little warmer compared to yesterday. upper 60s for concord and fairfield. mid-60s in oakland, san jose. fremont, mounds view. upper 50s in pacifica. today excited about this. downtown ice in san jose opens. looking at sun and clouds, mild 67. and, of course on sunday we have got football going on across the bay area. our raiders taking on the bengals looking at 1:25 for kickoff and you can watch it's here on kpix. low 70s. our 49ers looking at sunshine and warm in the mid-70s taking on the arizona cardinals. temperatures warming up through the weekend into t

maintain that superb service and their values which include don't kill prisoners. >> from the pacific northwest tonight. our thanks to general barry mccaffrey as always for coming on the broadcast. and coming up for us, one of the congressional reporters covering these hearings from inside the committee room. that made for a long day today. and again tomorrow. but he's here with us tonight. >>> among the discussions i had with dr. hill were about ambassador sondland. i think she might have coined it the gordon problem. and i decided to keep track of what ambassador sondland was doing. i didn't necessarily always act on things gordon suggested he believed were important. >> so that was a senior nsc official casting doubt ahead of tomorrow morning's testimony, from eu ambassador gordon sondland mr. pomorrison and ambassador kurt volker both testified they had concerns. they stood out for their tone. republicans will try to paint it as a political crony who only wanted to curry favor with trump. congressional report for bli politico today and in the with us tonight. andrew, it seems that sondland

over 55,000 people left and moved north to the pacific northwest. taxes and the high cost living are usually cited as the top two reasons for people leaving. they also found a large number of conservatives are leaving saying the state isffic jams cae transportation demand coalition. tho70% of commute here's drive to work alone to leave their cars at home. they hope to do that by developing rewards programs for ride sharing. the group is partnering with hitch an app ride sharing and pays car poolers. the hope is that cash incentives will convince more people to stop driving solo. >>> new badges. that's what the sheriff's deputies are getting. this is one-year anniversary. the camp fire was the most destructive in history. the badges commemorate the slogan, stng landmark the fire destroyed. those badges will be worn for the next year. a nice aur check on the forecast. it is very mild. enjoy the week we've had with the fire winds. i don't see any winds in the forecast this week. that's the good news. we are looking ahead toward the rainfall chances as

this will b parts of the pacific northwest, will drop some rain there but as it moves into the bay area it will dry out. but our winds will pick up. so we're going to start to feel some gusty winds starting out tomorrow afternoon. but this will be a westerly wind to bring in more humidity. so even though this is windy, we'll not have the critical fire condition until the wind shifts which is likely to happen early wednesday morning as we start to see more of a dry and for the bay, winds will gust in the higher elevations, that is where we see the highest wends going into wednesday and peaking -- on wednesday afternoon and then we start to see subsiding on thursday. so we'll have at least 12 to 14 hours of really high winds and we're going to have that all because of the cold front in this area of low pressure dropping in. now while we stay dry, there will be showers for parts of the sierra and southern california but the offshore wind is the main story into the next couple of days. we're also looking at very low rain chances and we're going to stay dry here. even as the temperatures coo

and in the pacific northwest, this will be the next storm that will start.impacts are going to go, this is as we go throughout this weekend, boston, new york, dc, and also charlotte, and atlanta, all possible delays, as i mentioned, the worst of it in atlanta, saturday, and charlotte, saturday, and saturday night, dc, and boston, to hartford, to providence, to philly and also new york, that would pretty much be all day on sunday, unfortunately. and as far as driving goes, same will go for i-95. and then finally, the travel outlook as we go through tuesday, wednesday, of next week, that's where we're going to see the issues more in the middle of the country, and then we're talking about airports like chicago, possibly, and maybe going from rain over to snow, so it is just, you know, it is one of those things you just have to have a lot of patience and kind of just check in occasionally to see how it is changing. >> sometimes the hardest thing is to have patience during the holidays. i have to say. >> traveling with kids. >> yes. >> we'll try. >> traveling wit

that's a well organized storm coming into the pacific northwest. it's a little too far north to have a direct impact on us. it really shows up on water vapor. but watch what happens when we take that circulation on the futurecast and track where the center of the low goes. the problem with the storm is it goes inland and dives south. you see what happened there? we didn't get a storm that came directly at us from the west. we're about to get grazed by one. that's going to slide down to our east and position itself there by the time we get into wednesday. look what the winds are doing in response to that. we come in for a closer look at that. those are the offshore winds. placement with those low social security everything. this is how we got the last big wind events in october. we're doing it again. these storm s that slide in on the inside, and you can see them pull the north winds down behind them getting us to the time frame we were just looking at. there are other aspects to the change in the weather. one would be, if we watch that storm with a

as that does, it will offer a few more systems to ride down into the pacific northwest but nothing ofea in the next seven days. the rain stays well to the north and we will look for the cooler weather in terms of more clouds, the temperatures coming down with each successive system but overall, we're looking at the ridge to go away tomorrow and allowing for warmer temperatures to start the week hopefully improving the air quality. 68 santa clara, 56 milpitas, spare the air alert and onshore flow keeping it cool from san mateo to redwood city. upper 50s at the coast. san francisco about 62 today. and in the north bay looking for mid to upper 70s. a little change for you that cool start, that hazy finish and on the east bay today by 3:00 in the mid 60s. starting to feel good by the afternoon for a few hours and you know with those shorter days, you got to get out and enjoy some of that afternoon sun with mid 70s today here in san ra moment. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the range again from the fog at the coast, upper 50s, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay, inland about 80 today

a low pressure system jobbing from the pacific northwest bringing the much-needed rain we can see the gusty additions especially in the higher elevations which means which means a high fire danger. here is the futurecast and the temperatures are cooling down tomorrow and the wind will pick up late on tuesday. because of that, a fire weather watch will been in effect for mac a.m. wednesday at tulsa a.m. on thursday for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo rain northerly and northeasterly wind 20 to 30 with peak gusts near 60 miles per hour and it means increasing fire danger. on the futurecast, the wind gusts. the wind will start to pick up and we will see the peak wind gusts. the strongest wind coming up in the full forecast. >>> basement help them pick told bay area cases the tip of the iceberg livermore resident gregory wien facing charges for two violent sexual assault back in 1997. one was a livermore and the other one in union city. after reopening the case, police conduct surveillance on him and tested the dna on a discarded spoon revealing that he was a match with

high pressure that is off the pacific northwest. classic winter like fashions. it will be wet and unsettled right through thanksgiving day. in terms of timing and amounts we will tell you that in a minute. we have a minor fire threat with winds picking up again. by monday afternoon. between noon and 8:00. in the evening. winds will gust to about 40 miles an hour. and, it is out of a dry northeasterly direction. so that raises both concerns. and, the potential for a fire weather watch. there is nothing posted yet. because, the winds will not be that high and rain will follow quickly. and, the rain will be in by wednesday and thanksgiving. for the moment, everything is calm, but things will be changing and we will cover the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a traffic alert tonight for bay area drivers. in fact, here is a live look at the bay bridge where caltrans has just closed three lanes in both directions. now, it is part of a scheduled maintenance. two lanes will be open in each direction. starting at 11:00 m. righnow. an00 tomorrow morning. simil

high pressure of the pacific northwest means a slight warm- up tomorrow, the numbers come up a little bit, really you would have to be a human thermometer to be able to detect the difference between tomorrow and today, pretty much encore performance. tomorrow will be chilly, the sun will be up early, sunrise at 6:37 am, temperatures in the 40s as we head out the door tomorrow morning, if you go out early. tonight, the noon is close to saturn, at least it looks like it is, saturn to the right of the crescent moon. pluto appears between saturn and the moon tonight, that is for the advanced student. good luck getting a glimpse of pluto, discovered by clyde todd baugh in 1930 in the telescopic eye. the temperature will warm to 80 degrees the next couple days, mild and pleasant ahead, no sign of rain in the 7-day forecast. oakland however, taking on the lines, gametime temperature 71 degrees. overnight lows tonight in the 40s, not as chilly as it has been the last few nights, son up tomorrow morning at 6:37 am. tomorrow the number nearly identical, a degree or two warmer is all we ask. mor

high pressure is sitting right offshore in the pacific northwest, the muscle maker of our forecast ands going to sit there over the next couple of days and by the end of the week it's going to move over california. that means the weather pattern is not changing and rain is no the in the forecast. the next seven days, rainfall extremely light over portland and seattle, nothing over the state of california. highs tomorrow very similar where we ended up earlier today. a lot of 70s on the board, a few 80s here and there, a lot of sunshine. 71 in the city tomorrow, 81 in santa rosa. 75 in oakland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny and mild tomorrow, dry air tonight with light winds, a few clouds here and there on thursday and friday. otherwise the upcoming weekend, a little change but still under a dry pattern. >>> it was an absolute perfect day for football at the coliseum. first time they played a home game, the raiders that is, in the coliseum since september 15th. that was a long time ago, about seven weeks and 20,000 miles traveled. the raiders finally came back and they

a very weak system coming out of the pacific northwest that could bring some drizzle maybe some sprinkles really if anything you're just going to see along the coast and during the early morning hours you might need the wipers if you're going to be a we want to one or one tomorrow and then a warm up a big change into the weekend we're going to see those 70's return with a whole lot of sunshine. i will have more details in my full forecast just ahead now back to the news change you are right, we'll just continue with the big story this morning. the man who was cited for eating the sandwich on the bar platform. >>is now filing a lawsuit. >>yeah, the video of the encounter with police went viral that sparked some protests with kron four's will tran live at the pleasant hill bart station with the latest on this lawsuit, it's gone all the way to a lawsuit now well. >>yes and we will hear more about it at 02:00pm this afternoon and he is going to be represented by john burris who is no stranger to bart. he is a civil rights activist who's represented many clients who have sued barred, including

one will split off in the pacific northwest off vancouver and another one down south tomorrow.ing to be a warm day, cooler tuesday as the bank comes over us. what is the difference between what we saw in october? the rain forecast is nothing but it is pretty good in southern california and southern nevada and especially in arizona. one of these systems from october, we will call it an inside slider that went over the sierra nevada and this one is going over us. there is a big difference on the placement of the low. a lot of times, when the logos over us, we do not get that northeast wind. it will not be there until late tuesday night or wednesday. we are almost 80 degrees and we are above average and yesterday was a very warm day. watsonville, santa rosa, both in the 80s. sfo said record highs of 76 and 74. we are in the 40s and 50s, and even around alameda, kensington, el cerrito, they are all warm and there is a reason why. there is a slight northeast breeze and that will keep everybody in the mild conditions. truckee is in the 50s. there will be the warmest day of the week.

and then as we look at our second storm coming into the pacific northwest, western delays from portland to san francisco, making their way by wednesday down to san diego, las vegas and salt lake. and on thanksgiving day, the western two-thirds of the country a mess clear but windy in the northeast and new york, lester, big problems for the thanksgiving day balloons. >> already thanks for spelling it out for us. >>> we're following breaking news here in los angeles a carjacking suspect welding a massive machete running at a police officer nbc's morgan chesky on how they took him down. >> reporter: tonight, it's the video capturing the end of an alleged carjacker's run from suspect. welding a machete and running at a police officer that opens fire police say the man's crime spree started this morning off famed sunset boulevard, where he pulled out the blade to rob an auto parts store from there the suspect headed for a past food drive through using that same weapon to steal police. >> the officers gave chase and used less lethal options, and eventually ended in an officer-involved shootin

we're looking at a flood watch through southern california and a real mess comes into the pacific northwestather alert continuing as we see this storm system still affecting california. we are going to see at times potential of scattered showers and thunderstorms. we'll be tracking that today. make sure you have the nbc bay area app. may be peaks of sunshine and snow on some of the bay area peaks. all of this clears out by this evening. tomorrow is looking good. friday, also dry before more rain moves back in late on saturday. >>> and that's your >>> and that's your latest weather, guys. td >> thank you so much td for a lot of people thanksgiving means celebrating with loved ones, but in the case of an arizona grandmother, she has a new tradition and she's sharing her dinner with a stranger, which is an amazing story. >> it's a stranger, who we should say is now more like family nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> wanda dench sent a text message she thought was going to her grandson inviting him to thanksgiving dinner, instead the message went to a wrong number, a mistake she remains grateful for th

high pressure off the pacific northwest. over southern california. they have a low. the combination of the two, very gentle offshore pattern is set up. not changing much. a shift to the north. it will not make much of a difference. the sun up at 6:37 a.m. on sunday morning and in general, it will be a nice day. moon was out there with saturn and jupiter way off to the right. if you had a good telescope, you could see pluto. for saturn, the moon, the naked eye did just fine. temperatures warmed to near 80 degrees the next few days. mild and pleasant weather ahead. no sign of rain. as far as the eye can see in the extended forecast. good news for oakland as they take on the lions. end time temperature 71 degrees. andrea nakano will tell us about that game in a minute. it is 6:37. i can't emphasize enough. tomorrow morning sunrise at 6:37. the third time i said it. sunset for the first time at 5:08 p.m. tomorrow night. so, time to fall back with the clock. overnight tonight, we'll be in the 40s . daytime highs tomorrow close to and above average. san jose, beautiful at

warm and dry for the pacific northwest.headline, by thursday/friday, look at the rest of the country. we start to really clear out it's about the finish. it's about the finish. >> we'll take that >> yes >> about the finish. as always, thank you. >>> when we come back, inspiring story of two marines on a mission. delicious. now, i've heard people say lactaid isn't real milk. ok, well, if it isn't real then, i guess those things over there can't actually be cows. must be some kind of really big dogs, then. sit! bad dog. did you know that feeling slugsh or weighed down could be signs that your digestive system isn't working at its best? taking metamucil every day can help. metamucil supports your daily digestive health using a special plant-based fiber called psyllium. psyllium works by forming a gel in your digestive system to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. metamucil's gelling action also helps to lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healt b so, start feeling lighter and more energetic by t

notice by the end of the week, at least we're starting to see storms moving back into the pacific northwest. but thatwhere it is between nowt sunday likely to keep the best chances of rain here staying off to the north. you'll notice this futurecast that takes us through tuesday, november 12th. unfortunately still looks dry around the bay area. and our temperatures will be climbing as the ridge starts to move across the coast by wednesday and thursday. so san francisco, you have some mild temperatures ahead, but not the gusty dry offshore winds. unlike last week's forecast. and valley temperatures should see numbers closer to the 80s by thursday. not a bad day tomorrow. you have temperatures in the 70s. and low 70s at around oakland. we have the raiders and lions tomorrow. that weather looks really nice in the east bay. >> fantastic. rob, thanks very much. anthony flores joining us now with sports. the warriors, if you watch the warriors, you need a program. >> you need to be checking your phone because it will definitely be your friend tonight. a lot of new faces on the court. steph curry

u.s., a bulk of the shower activity tonight and portions of the south and east end up in the pacific northwest we have some cloud cover approaching. a good portion in california now in the clear you can see the holiday lights up right now, the live camera also looking out toward san francisco bay and the clear for tonight. here is your weekend forecast we are expecting the saturday patchy morning fog, hazy sunshine and temperatures resembling the highs we had today, 60s to run around 70 degrees. pretty much the same deal into sunday. on the weekend temperature start off chile and denies recovery into the afternoon but look what happens, we are expecting a significant change in the weather pattern out this weekend and even monday is dry but look what happens tuesday. increasing rain chance and a very cold system, this will translate to rein in the bay area and significant sierra snow that will impact travel in the mountains. we will talk more about this weather pattern in your full forecast in just a little bit.>>> federal health officials have any warning about romaine lettuce. the fda and cdc

parts of the pacific northwest but it will quickly dive south into the bay area into tomorrow.o we have a little while longer to prepare for the rain. in the rest of the day we'll see mostly sunny skies and gusty winds. and we start to see the rain moving in by early tomorrow noon in the north bay and it does come with cold air so it does start out with snow in the higher elevations in the north bay and into the rest of the bay area, heavy rain developing by tomorrow evening and gusty winds. so this is the first significant storm system since may 18th. so we are getting ready. the last few hours beforehi abo the major travel could have across the ba asree approach thanksgiving, how much rain we'll see and how much snow the sierra will get coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. >>> and here is a great thing to keep with you on the go. download our nbc bay area app and take our radar with you wherever you a go. suspect in halloween mass shooting appeared in court this morning. one of two suspects now in custody connected to the case. sharon katsuda was in the court in martin

the pacific northwest, there's a lot of places that want this energy. but we need to get it there. we need infrastructure. how can you help us? >> i think one of the ways we can help to to work with regulators at the state and federal level to give assistance to the most important ways to place infrastructure. we also support the development of additional pipeline capacity in the united states. we have worked very aggressively with our partners in places like the department of energy -- department of interior at the department of transportation, to let them know, what are the most critical needs? where are the most critical concerns that we have as the department of energy for the placement of infrastructure? and what do i mean by that? as we talk about things like cybersecurity, for instance, if you think about what the world was, you know, say ten years ago, 15 years ago, 20 years ago, where a pipeline -- a natural gas pipeline may have served , two, three electric generation facilities, today it might serve six, seven, perhaps eight. it creates a risk in the electric generation

good morning sunshine. >> thank you heavy snow through the plains into the pacific northwest, plentynshine through southern california. autumn sunshine here in the northeast and mid atlantic states and temperatures are fairly seasonal. a little on the cooler side as you get down into florida and a little flare up of some snow in northern minnesota we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays in the community. join me and american express on small business saturday, november 30th, and see how shopping small adds up. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a big cooldown headed our way and a high fire danger today with gusty winds for especially the inland hills. by tomorrow the cold front drops in during the afternoon, we'll see some rain and much colder air coming in. we'll either have a chance of storms on wednesday, we do see a break in the showers on thanksgiving day, but it's going to be chilly, only reaching the low 50s and then the rain returns late saturday night into su

cooler, though, for the pacific northwest. a similar looking forecast if you plan on doing any black friday shopping. otherwise, as you're traveling home on sunday, things looking a little bit like this. new w york, remember we are expecting wintry weather, could see flurries and rain. by sunday morning, temperatures in the 40s, lows in the 30s. as we make a stop in baltimore. heading home, 48 degrees. chicago, 41. denver, dry but cold at 39. and san francisco at 57 degrees. i'm evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> well, a massive fire at a chemical plant in southeast texas continues to burn out of control this morning. yesterday a second blast rocked the town of port neches about 80 miles east of houston. the blast came more than 12 hours after an initial explosion shook the area, forcing mandatory evacuations. about 60,000 people were ordered to leave their homes the day before thanksgiving. >> had dressing made in the freezer, ready to cook. i had a turkey in the oven. >> it will be ready when we get back. >> fire officials say they

it's a weak system developing out of the pacific northwest it's going to be a heading our direction during are coastal areas like have and they in parts of the north bay. we uh we might have to e stories turn on the wipers a couple of times that tomorrow morning. but other than that we're seeing a dry conditions into the weekend. and we do have a slight chance of rain that we could be seeing as another system approaches the bay area that is not expected until next tuesday. and of course we'll continue to monitor that. but for now it is a little bit chilly outside 40's and 50's on the board very similar start to yesterday morning. 54 in san francisco right now 51 in downtown

anything will shoot over the top of us and it will make its way into the pacific northwest.very tip top of california but not to the bay area. it will be warm and sunny throughout our week and today, it is beautiful out, 70 degrees in san francisco, similar to yesterday. we might see some low 80s in the north bay and in morgan hill but mostly 70s in oakland and 78 in concord and the coast is 66 degrees and tonight, the clear skies stick with us and we will cool down but a degree or two warmer compared to yesterday. napa is looking out for 40s tonight and the far north they will see 50s, and 44 in san jose. we have not gotten a lot of rain. since july 1, we have had barely over attend of an inch in santa rosa and san francisco had over a quarter of an inch. the percentages that you see a percent of normal. we are definitely very dry and we will see when our next good soaking rain will come as we go through this week you can see the high pressure will continue to shoot moisture over the north of us thursday and friday we will see a few clouds and this is to our north but it wi

we're going to see a couple of storm systems moving across the pacific northwest and then we'll see a and bring in some cooler air and some rain, possibly for southern california, going into the end of next week. so that's something we'll be watching. hopefully we can get some of that rain here in the bay area as well. looking at our temperatures, we're going to cool off over the next couple of days. upper 60s tomorrow for the inland areas. mid-70s by the weekend. and then we'll start to cool off again by next tuesday. looking at still all dry weather in san francisco. it's going to be chilly over the next couple of days, and mike, it's foggy again at the golden gate bridge. >> yes, and that means folks are used to this but just the warning in case you aren't, the headlights you see glowing coming from marin county side and two lanes traveling north, also you may still have some accrue from overnight roadwork on the southbound side. if you see flashing lights coming over there mid span or on the north side, just watch for them until they completely clear. we're looking over here, all

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obviously privatizing boneville power would hit the pacific northwest like a wrecking ball. and you answered the question forthrightly. and i appreciate it. i also want to hold the record open with respect to the questions i've asked dealing with secretary perry, other officials at the department. i know our people indicated that we were going to ask some of those questions, but certainly i want to give you the opportunity if there's additional supplemental material on that. as i say, i was particularly concerned because these press reports did come up at a time when these two indicted associates of mr. giuliani were apparently seeking changes to the board, seemed to be some conversations that took place between the department and nafta gas. and i'll hold the record open if you'd like to give me additional information. >> yes, sir. i appreciate it. >> madam chair, thank you. >> thank you, senator wyden. senator hoven. >> secretary bowel yet, ullet, thanks for coming by the office. you've got a great track record over there at d.o.e. we appreciate your service. in north dakot