candeias put rangers into the lead again however rangers into the lead again however rangers have justoming towards the end of the first half. chelsea are playing in belarus against bate borisov who have won the domestic league for the last 12 years. bate borisov have hit the post but it is still goalless in that game. unai emery‘s arsenal have been unstoppable in the europa league this season 3 wins from 3 — including a win in lisbon last time out. sporting — since that game — have sacked their manager and emery believes that could play to the visitors' advantage that personality has worked well for arsenal. win tonight and they'll be guaranteed to qualify for the knockouts as group winners. they change their approach but it is tough. this is a very good chance to get frost in the group. they want tomorrow to do a great match with oui’ tomorrow to do a great match with our opportunity. that has worked well for arsenal and if they win tonight they are guaranteed a place in the knockout stages as group winners. three wins out of the league and they will have a better head—to—head record

we can see it on storm ranger.le doppler radar and the icon showing you the rain and sierra snow. we'll be seeing that and then tapering off. another round as rain moves in saturday, moving from the coastal areas to the inland valleys during those early hours. it's going to be cool. for sunday we're all sunny, looking at highs reaching into the mid-50s as you make plans. if you're going to the stanford/cal game that was postponed because of smoke, this time we're looking at nice weather but there will be the slight chance of rain around kickoff or shortly before that. and then the rest of the game is looking good. the field may be a little wet. it's still snowing very heavily. tomorrow's the break, so the road crews will have time to clear that out. and then some more light snow in the forecast on saturday for heavenly. in the tri-valley if you're keeping it a little close to home, you'll see highs in the upper 50s tomorrow. only 55. once again, that chance of rain will be for the morning hours and then by sunday w

i wanted to take off storm ranger. not nearly as much detail as we show you, as you get ready to head out the door on bush road, there's heavy rain and it's moving into the pleasanton area. as we go into san jose, downtown, not raining but evergreen it's pouring. as we go into the rest of your morning, we take it through 7:30 and the rain is going to be spreading towards the east bay, the south bay as well as the peninsula. the potential of a few thunderstorms will be in the mix as well. here we are at 8:30, more people up and out on the roadways. it's still going to be off and on, waves of some heavy rain. we see more coverage as far as the widespread activity. at 10:30 this morning. at noon, lunchtime, you may want to keep that lunch inside. it's going to be raining off and on. we start to see things tapering off by 2:00, 3:00. still a chance into the afternoon and we're looking at the potential of getting an additional half inch of rain on top of what we've already measured. let's heard to vianey in the santa cruz m

let's get a look at storm ran r ranger. before you step out the door, light to moderate rain, san francisco, down to the east bay and south bay. most of the light rain is skipping around parts of the north bay. so as we head down to sunnyvale and south of mountain view, really intense colors here showing some heavy rain, as you get ready to head out, and then for san jose, it's light, but this rain is moving in that direction. so you've got another 10 to 15 minutes before that rain starts to pick up. as we head over here toward the tri valley, we're seeing some of the heavier rain now also shifting off toward the east, but this may make it very soggy on 580, as you get ready to head out the door. now, we are looking at our hour-by-hour outlook, as we go throughout the day, going to see some pockets of some heavy rain picking up, and then as we go into, here we are, 9:00, still some scattered showers for the east bay, south bay, and the peninsula. we will take a break for the most part, for the afternoon. that's your time to

rangers task was made at a clearer this afternoon, 11—3 winners against the rangers in the last matchike winning again. but vienna struck twice later delete from the bottom of the table to the top and the group g wide open. all four teams can still qualify and even four teams can still qualify and eve n d efeat four teams can still qualify and even defeat tonight would not illuminate rangers. a positive result for stephen's man qualification as genuine possibility. rangers suggest they are capable of taking something from the match, and that will be the points! saturday's when i made it 1a without defeat in all competitions. but gerrard is weary of talk of them becoming a fortress. he said: the squad tried to dispel that notion, does feature some big—name players. and although the spanish side help one to one of the last six games it will still be a threat. would not be surprised if we use the technical ability of a war players to try and dominate the ball, they are very good team and the first leg and they made a lot of changes from the weekend took the first leg so it shows a big sq

here is a look at storm ranger. our mobile doppler radar tracking that rain as it gets heavier for the peninsula. as we head toward the south bay, we're seeing the rain coming down from gilroy to morgan hill, 101, seeing some of the wet roads right now. as we go through the timing, rain will be pretty spotty off and on through about 10:00, with some of the heavier rain approaching the peninsula, and also parts of the north bay. we will see waves of rain with parts of the south bay seeing the showers later on this afternoon. so i'll continue to track that for you. we'll talk more about the timing coming up and mike, an easier drive getting to the airport. >> now that the crash is cleared over here getting to sfo, we are talking about that. sfo is right here. folks off of 280 will cross over eastbound 380, that crash just cleared just after el camino real highway 82. it's a smooth drive now, folks just a little slowing which will clear quickly. the rest of the bay shows a nice easy flow of traffic, even though the bay

here is a look at storm ranger. our mobile doppler radar and nbc bay area is the only station with a mobile radar truck, and the scan is live. as you watch the other stations, their scan is two to five minutes behind hours. we're seeing a lot of rain moving in and we'll see more where that came from with mostly a focus for areas south of san francisco, that means the east bay, the peninsula and the south bay starting out with some rain this morning. those roads are wet and may be slick, so allow extra time to get to work this morning. as we look at a lot of green here, and a little bit of reds in the mix, showing where some of the heavier rain is focused, as we look at what's happening for the peninsula, anywhere south of san mateo, you're seeing some rain over toward palo alto as well. for the east bay, some rain coming down in the tri valley. we are going to see more waves of rain like this throughout the day, and much of the morning is going to be wet. but there will be a break between late morning and early afte

it's just a general reminder that the rangers are quite critical. most of what they do is ambassadorial and critical. they have a presence in our parks that makes people feel safe and comfortable, but every now and then, they do some serious work, so we're grateful on this thanksgiving weekend to our parks rangers, as well, and that concludes the general manager's report. >> commissioner mazzola? >> yeah, so i just wanted to comment on the william hammond awards the other day as this was the first one i ever attended, and i was really impressed. i wanted to give thanks to our department and local 261 to put that on. i was very impressed with the whole thing and all the hard work that margaret did. it was a great event, and i was very, very impressed to be there, and i can't wait to see it next year. so thanks, tom, and everybody. that's all i wanted to say. >> thank you. >> commissioner anderson? >> yeah. did you te ditto what commissioner mazzola said. they take their jobs so seriously, they love their work, they love the park. they're incredibly e

we have a look at storm ranger, and we have it parked on san bruno mountain.ly one with this in the bay area and we are getting a live scan of what's happening. storm ranger also scans closer to the ground, so other radars can be a little bit too high, missing out on what's actually happening. we have the video of storm ranger right now, as we get a ok the bay area. so here is the radar. we're seeing the showers moving in from the north. we are going to see that rain moving into ukiah within the next few minutes, as it makes its southward progression. we'll see it moving from north to south throughout the day and as it does so, we have more time before it arrives and that's the red you're seeing here, the live data coming in on the radar. so far, everything is looking nice and clear. here is a live look outside in downtown san jose. christmas in the park all lit up there, and then as you start to get ready this morning, you do need a nice warm jacket once again, maybe a rain jacket, and then don't forget the umbrella. you will need that, as we go into the afte

this is what it looks like using our storm ranger.ng through santa rosa right now, novato, concord and where it's green it means it's not as heavy as rainfall. if it was yellow or red that indicates the heavier downpours but all in all, if i move this around throughout the bay area, could you see hayward getting some showers, oakland getting showers, down through san mateo, but we have some spots that are still pretty dry, not pretty typical spot for rain, considering the rain showers for san jose. any time we get rain in the south bay, we get excited but san jose don't expect to be dry all day. we still have the possibility of seeing some periods of on and off again showers as all of that moisture you saw just off the coast continues to trek on in. right now the -- sunnyvale not getting showers. couple of spotty showers here and there. overall, we are going to be seeing this rain continue all day long into possibly early saturday morning. our greatest areas for concern are the flash flood watches and the burn scars where there's pote

you'll get access to our radar, including that real time data pouring in from nbc bay area storm ranger in the palm of your hands. it exclusive on hh-speed chase the east bay with ae el cebrante, we brought it to you live yestyng o as thom jen is the fifth deadly pursuit this year involving a contra costa county sheriff's deputy. >> reporter: watch the top right of the screen, flashing lights and a second or so the gold lexus rolls over and over. the 29-year-old driver narayan sanwal pronounced deaded athe scen -- at the scene. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: that's sanwal's next door neighbor that learned he was killed in a chase that topped more than 100 miles per hour, according to the contra costa county sheriff's department. >> very sad. you don't expect that to happen to someone this close by, in your own neighborhood. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the deputy ended the pursuit and 12 seconds later came across the wrecked lexus. in surveillance video it appears the chase ends almost immediately before the crash with the deputy close behind. we investigated, and this is the

our storm ranger sweep. we have so much to report. >>> our reporters are spread out across the bay area. let's start with "today in the bay" kris sanchez. >> reporter: hi there. i was talking to these crews. they were going to resweep to make sure the leaves don't get caught in the drains. this morning this is what it looked like. a car got stuck in the water. a driver didn't realize how deep that water was at stockton and alameda. a driver got stuck and called for help. san joep say fire rescued that driver. city crews cleared that drain with a giant vacuum truck and moved the car but the intersection was cloetssed for hours. you can see how far the flooding goes out in each direction. you just never know how deep the water is or what is underneath. this driver takes a chance, which is not a good idea. the motto is, turn around, don't drown. according to fema, it only takes 6 inches to reach the bottom of passenger cars and that's when you can stall or lose control. we're talking about a foot of water or mo

this is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler ranger parked on san bruno mountain scanning the bay we can see the spotty showers that are already here and that head out. the roads wet as you showers just north of san francisco on the bay and as we head over toward the tri valley, light showers coming down as you get ready to head out. to the south bay, some rain moving through east san jose right now and for the santa cruz mountains the peninsula as of right now is still pretty dry. well' continue to track that and talk about the time line of the heavier rain coming up and mike, you're tracking a crash on the san mateo bridge? >> that's right, kari. so far the details are completely unrelated to the weather. we'll track that as the wet roads come in. i've been watching this way over here, the end of the flat section is a high-rise, a crash reported blocking the fast lane. traffic was stacking up for a couple of minutes and moves more smoothly. you see the slowing approaching the high-rise about the crash westbound from hayward toward the peninsula. we'll track the updates as they c

you are looking at radar from nbc's bay area's storm ranger. when we need to in the storm, wherever it needs to go. it's mobile, it's the most accurate look at what's happening in the skies. your minute-by-minute forecast in moments. >>> on the ground, we're watching the roadways, flooding problems overnight from the peninsula to the east bay. mike's been pouring through some of that real time traffic data for us. >>> and soggy shoppers, the wet weather not stopping them from swiping their credit cards. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> let the spending begin, i suppose. quite the cheer. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i hope you had a great thanksgiving as well. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington is still celebrating thanksgiving. he has the day off today as does kari. but vianey is manning the radar. >> yes, and it's kind of an interesting pattern that i'm noticing in the models. even though we're expecting on and off again showers there's an interesting break in the rain between mid morn

advance this and look at the details storm ranger is showing us right now. this higher intensity rain. it's all because storm ranger is closer to the ground and can scan the storms better. it's creating a heavy down over san leandro through 11:17 tomorrow and into san ramon by 11:35. a wider view does show off to the north our flash flood watch. if you're traveling there, watch out for a lot of winter stormni >> good for air quality but not good for the roads on one of the busiest days of the year. ian, crashes are all over the bay area. >> reporter: exactly. the rain is starting up here about 15 minutes ago. the chp responded to crashes and with people out on the roads, two truck drivers say it's the worse time of the year for any kind of rainfall. >> it's been everywhere ch. >> the oils in the roads coming up, too, making turns treacherous. >> it's slicker than it's going to be in a month or two if it keeps raining. >> this operator is bringing in accommodate more calls, including this crashed stuff from this morning. >> everyone has not figured out to slo

we're tracking it with storm ranger. our mobile doppler radar, this is the only station where you'll find a live scan of the radar, with our mobile doppler radar, and it's also scanning closer to the ground, so it's not missing out on any of the rain drops that can be missed when you're scanning up higher and we're seeing the rain approaching ukiah, with some yellows and reds there, indicating some heavier rain. we'll see that making its way off toward the east and eventually moving to the south, as we go into the rest of the morning and early afternoon. here is a look at when to expect the rain in the north bay from santa rosa to napa, over toward solano county, where you'll see the rain right at about noon and starting to move into san francisco at lunch time, and then the rest of it kind of breaks up. we're going to see the scattered showers moving through by early afternoon, into the peninsula, as well as the east bay. still not raining in san jose yet, and then we'll see it moving in for a short while during the eve

storm ranger scanning for rain right now.me much needed relief for those breathing all this smoke, that's inundated the bay area. there's big concerns for people in the fire zone. >>> permanent pot ban? all new overnight, a huge development in one south bay city, getting ready to buck the trend of allowing people to buy and use recreational marijuana. >>> given you rule a kingdom of 2 billion people, shouldn't your power be checked? >> yes. >> mark zuckerberg says he's not stepping down. at 6:15, analysis. "today in the bay" continues right now. we've been on since 4:30 this morning. >> has it been this morning? >> just waiting for to you join us. thank you for being here. good morning, thanks so much. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. holiday travel starting today for

elsewhere, 10 man rangers were held to a goalless draw by villareal at ibrox.e wins for the two premier league clubs in action, arsenal and chelsea. so to talk us through all the detail — our reporter adam wild is here — celtic now with destiny in their own hands. yes, it is all back in their hands. a good night for celtic, they are a point away from a place in the knockout stages of the last 32 of the europa league. just one goal in it against rosendahl, by scott sinclair —— rosen borg. it was a good victory for brendan rodgers's tea m good victory for brendan rodgers's team and this is how the table looks. celtic just need a celticjust need a draw in their final match at home against salzburg to make sure they go through. rangers, things are slightly more precarious. they must win their final game. a couple of great saves in theirgame in final game. a couple of great saves in their game in their battling draw with villarreal. just before half—time, this clumsy challenge, and it led to a red card. on close inspection it did not appear as though he made the ini

rangers we re for celtic in the ripley. were in mask out this time of year not a place the fighters of exposed. if you are a fan of defending, look away now before everyone else, great fun. first mosque out to him past his own keeper and that set a tone. no one from rangers spotted the run of the paraguayan mo salah 21 minutes gone and his team—mates were ina minutes gone and his team—mates were in a hurry. their defence certainly seem to have some work to be because they left him unaccompanied. he was sent off after celebrating in his last match and kept it low key this time. the game hurtled on last match and kept it low key this time. the gar boris ‘tled on last match and kept it low key this time. the gar boris becker, the mind is own| mind is own goal. i is own goal. planet nixon in goal. planet nixon to goal. planet nixon to score jlanet nixon to score his |et and nixon to score his first european goal. steven gerrard's side back ahead the score lines very temporary in this match. moskal reverse swing in a couple of s

you can see it's raining but watch as we fade on storm ranger. you'll see the higher detail that's available here. these areas in yellow, heavier pockets near san mateo, half moon bay and approaching redwood city. this is all moving off to the south. moving into redwood city at 5:40 and palo alto 6:02. san jose at 5:56 this evening. where do we go from here? i think through tomorrow morning we get a chance of rain but check this out. the best chance of wet weather would be right here in the south bay. that doesn't happen very often but the south bay looks like that during the commute. a possibility of some drops for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. let's get a closer look at how things will move in and you'll understand how the south bay had a better shot. it's a stream of moisture coming in from the south and that's why san jose, morgan hill and gilroy will have a chance through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. again, rainfall for san jose but you're dry up into the north bay. it's that reverse from what w typically see. through 9:30 in the mor

we have storm ranger scanning. you can see the clouds offshore, a few returns here in the pacific but nothing heavy just yet. we are look at rainfall picking up once we hit 8:30 in the morning. it's likely going to be a split commute. wet weather starting near the coast and the north bay headed into tomorrow morning. we'll have more on the timing coming up at 5: 19 tonight. you've got to stay tuned for that. hazardous flash flood areas, including the burn zones of the camp fire. full updates, all the numbers and parameters of this system 519. >> thank you, jeff. we're about 150 miles away from the burn zone and the smoke has been smothering us for a long time. the smoke has reached new york. this is a graphic from noaa. right to the east coast it's been going. the particles making for some hazy sunsets over the past couple of days. this was tweeted by one of our viewers from the hudson river in new york city. the particles of smoke there with the sunset. >> parts of the bay area saw some slightly clearer skies toda

we'll take a live look from nbc bay area sky ranger. you can see the roads there with the water just ponding there. causing trouble for some drivers and this morning as well. you can see right here new video showing that rain falling in san jose this morning. can you even hear those drops as they hit the ground or even the camera there. now drivers have had their windshield wipers working overtime today. our crews were even out there. they spotted one man out there dealing with the rain the best way we knew how and those drivers are trying to make the best of the current situation. >> we hope you took it slow this morning. this is what it probably looked like on your morning commute. we're joined live from so 1. steve, how is it looking out there right now? you don't have your hood on at least. >> reporter: good morning to you, lauren and marcus, indicated by not having a hood. however, the roadways are slick and the freeways are slick and behind me you see here on 101 and seminary area in mill valley, you've still got a split freeway a

our storm ranger tracking it all and so, too, is kari hall. >> storm ranger is a great tool because it view and high definition view of the rain as it starts to move in. we are getting some of the wet weather moving into ukiah and also up around the burn scar areas and near the camp fire. as we watch this, we're seeing yellows and reds here, indicating heavy rain with rainfall rate 0.3 of an inch of rain per hour. if it rained for an hour, that's how much rain they would measure there. 101 getting we ht from hopland farther north and extending toward point arena. we should see that moving into san francisco and also off toward the east. i'll be tracking this and look ahead to the weekend. >>> mike, you are tracking two issues for the east bay. >> one of them has the big marker in san pablo, the active police investigation and pete suratos is out there. i'll let him handle all of that. it affects san pablo avenue and not the east shore freeway, a lighter volume around the bay keeps us moving better than we expect expect except for east 24, counter traffic rate. an earlier crash has to b

we do have storm ranger scanning. there is no rainfall right now, but again that will be picking up soon. i don't see any rain in the forecast tomorrow morning. 50s. so it's not going to be a super cold morn, but definitely on the cool side. and the east bay, 48. let's take you right to the rain time line. 9:00 p.m. on tuesday, out here offshore. looks pretty good, doesn't it? and then as we move into wednesday morn, 7:30, best possibility maybe over to the peninsula and then as we go to 11:00, we should see a widespread coverage of rain and that will continue chances right thereinto wednesday night. and again this also means snow right here across the sierra. totals, there are wide, varying numbers on this map. so find where your city is, look at the key, eyes here. there's going to be a lot of color as we get a look. generally a quarter to a half-inch from san francisco to san jose at those low elevations. from t bay anywhere from a half to 1 inch. notice the santa cruz mountains you could see a bulls eye of 1 to 2

take a look at storm ranger, mobile doppler radar. and you can see this widespread coverage of radar we have right now. this is how impressive the storm is at this point. over the past four hours nearly one inch of rain in mill valley. that's why we do have a newly issued flood advisory for portions of the north bay from petaluma down through san rafael even including mill valley and san francisco. so that is in effect until 11:35 tonight. this basically means we'll have some ponding on the roadways, some of those-lying areas where water could come up on the roads. we are not seeing any river flooding. it's just that if you're out and about please watch out for that water. if you approach water on the roadway, you're not sure how deep it is, please turn around and drive in thehere but let's show you the detail on storm ranger. it's closer to the ground. so it's able to give a better scan. look at these heavier pockets over richmond. also near concord. it's moving off to the for the. this will continue rain into vallejo through 11:22.

the ranger chased that man, but he did manage to escape. rangers then used helicopters to search for him, but were not able to track him down. firefighters worked through the night to knock down these flames. >>> like several cities before it, oakland is trying to figure out how to deal with those streets. the city council discussed the issue tuesday night. it came up with this plan. e-scooter companies must pay a $2,500 fee to apply for a permit. if approved, scooter companies must then pay a $30,000 annual operator's fee. that money should cover the city's cost to police this program. three companies, lime bike, bird rite, and skip have all placed scooters in oakland. >>> well, especially nowadays, we need a smile, and this story might even give us a lump in our throats. >> it's about a 7-year-old girl facing a difficult diagnosis, but still finding the energy to do good for others. garvin thomas has this touching story in tonight's bay area proud. >> claire nolan is the little girl's name and she's about as cute and as sweet as they come

and also on the storm ranger. rain changes to showers. a look at the run way of storms in the pacific. watching three ahead of the 7-day forecast. will they impact the week ahead? we'll have a closer look at that. >> the weather did play a role according to the chp in two crashes both involving war yours star steph curry. this mangled car in oakland. no one encolluding steph was hurt. >> reaction from the dub nation. certainly what a scare. >> leaved. and it takes more than luck to win a championship. when you consider what happened here this morning. it looks like curry got really lucky. >> reporter: this video from snap chat maps appears to show basketball star steph curry dressed in black waiting for officers to arrive. as he stands by his banged up car. >> he had the angel on him. >> a little before 9:00 a.m., officers were dispatched to the westbound lane of highway 24 in oakland. just outside the tunnel. the team says curry left his home and was on the way to the warriors training facility. a driver in a silver car switched lanes. l

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let's take you to storm ranger. and the bulk of the heaviest rainfall has moved into the central valley. i think we will be on alert tonight for hit and miss rain in the forecast that keeps the roy slick. pockets of rain in the peninsula. the wettest commute right now is from morgan hill to gilroy. likely staying wet for the next one to two hours. very spotty near concord and right back through livermore as well. let's go ahead and get you a wider view of what we are tracking. so many moving parts. but the biggest thing if you are getting in the car tonight or tomorrow, we have a flash flood wash up. one and a half to 4 inches of rain expected. and anywhere from eight to ten levels of snow starting at 6,000 feet. a second storm is arriving thanksgiving night into friday. so tonight into tomorrow morning scattered rain in the forecast. a break into the rain tonight through thursday. as we move through thursday evening, into friday, we will keep the most consistent rain chances across the north bay. the totals with th

live pictures from nbc bay area sky ranger overhead. you're already seeing people walking out of google's doors. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. nbc bay area's bob riddell is live at google headquarters are there. >> reporter: employees that organize these walkouts plan them to take place at 11:10 local time at their offices throughout the world, including here at mountianview and in sunnyvale and san bruno and san francisco should be leaving their cubes within the next ten minutes. the workers are protesting what they called the culture of complicity and dismissiveness and support for perpetrator accused of sexual harassment and abuse here at google. this comes after a "new york times" report last week that accuses the search engine giant of not only not firing a top executive accused of sexual misconduct but paying him a $90 million exit package and praising him on the way out. protesters are demanding that google do five things to change their ways here at the com

i went through airborne and ranger back to back in the summer of '67. went back to the 508th, led my platoon through several exercises, night jumps. in florida, late january and february of '68. we cancelled the exercise, everything was in chaos. the division has been alerted to set the full brigade in vietnam. i was still a second lieutenant. i went to vietnam in the 505th parachute. we went to the icor area. we had that incident that was in ken burns. that's the runup of how and why i got to go to vietnam. >> i guess my situation couldn't be any more different. i was a graduate student at wayne state university in detroit, michigan. i had been watching this war for -- on television for a long time, and trying to figure out all the ways to avoid it. like many students that were in graduate school in the masters program in business administration, our goal was to get a good job and make a lot of money. now, you know, i'm a college profess professor, so you obviously know i failed at one of my first goals in life. but i had a 1-a draft status, and it had

ranger refugees in bangladesh it caps a protest against the plan to send them back to me and my it was due to start today . they will not be silenced on the day of the imprisoned arrive so we look at writers around the world who've each paid a heavy price for upholding freedom of expression. on a crucial week for germany's national football team that goal scored more goals but who will step up to help the team avoid relegation in europe. i'm from gayle welcome to the program. the british prime minister is fighting to save her draft a bracks it deal job theresa may told a hostile parliament this morning that the only alternatives to her plan are no deal. oh no bret's it but support within the ranks of her conservative party is crumbling five ministers resigned from my government this morning saying they couldn't support the agreement between london and brussels one of the five who quit was the minister responsible for bracks it dominic robb who said the deal was a very real threat to the integrity of the u.k. now hardline. jacob reese mog move to try to force theresa may from office thr

this is a live look from the nbc bay area sky ranger in pacifica. it is beautiful but very powerful. this is the surf in pacifica earlier today. you can see the swells there at the pier. the coast guard is urging people t use caution along nbc bay area's christy smith has the high surf advisory. are they expecting any significant damage there? >> reporter: well, you know, we haven't heard anything about that. but, boy, late this afternoon, conditions really started to change here in pacifica. you can see what the ocean is looking like right now. this is when people started to show up. they wanted to see the waves go over the rocks, over the wall, and onto the sidewalk, which we've seen it do several times now. all this without heavy winds and rain, and that's about to change. >>> the pacifica pier closed this afternoon. waves pounded the shore at high tide. >> they put in the riff raf to protect the houses. >> reporter: paul wanted to see the surf. >> it's really nice to come over here and be next to the fresh air and the waves. >> reporter: before

he earned the ranger tab combat infantry parachutist badge. he's a decorated veteran who was twice wounded and decorated three times for valor in battle. he after leaving the service, he had a career in investment banking, venture capital and technology that has spanned 30 years. he's the author of many articles on military history topics, and he's appeared as a television commentator on military history and technology on the history and military channels. now we can give him a round of applause. our second panelist is dr. ron milam. he's an associate professor of history, a fullbright scholar to the socialist republic of vietnam and founding faculty advisor to the veterans association at texas tech. he is also a combat veteran, and in 2015 was inducted into the officer candidate school hall of fame at the national infantry museum at ft. benning, georgia. he's the author of two books on the war, including "not a gentleman's war, an inside view of junior officers in the vietnam war" which speaks directly to this panel's topic. please welcome dr

of course our storm ranger here in the bay area. then our l.a. station has theirs scanning as well picking up the wet weather in los angeles. we want you to know flash flood warning in the fire burn zones where they've had one and a half to over four inches of rainfall, that would stay in effect through tonight and a winter storm warning, we're looking at six to 12 inches of snow at 5,000 feet. go above 7,000 feet and it is going to be one to two feet. so real tough travel to the north and east and as a lot of us know, right here across the bay area today, now the one thing we are seeing right now, i want to be clear about is we are drying out in the north bay. everything is pushing off to the south. so we have this residual rainfall left and even though it is light to moderate rainfall, the ground is so wet you're driving around and it almost feels like a heavy rain that is coming under the windshield with the wipers on medium to high. more rainfall here in san jose through 6:51 tonight. so what about the timing on this? we do expect things to d

now we do have storm ranger scanning. and the remarkable thing about storm ranger, it's only one in the bay area. six of them in the united states. it's able to pick up the smoke particles. there's so much of it it bounci the smoke particles. from pleasanton through sunol and livermore. so we are going to be stuck with unhealthy air all across the bay area tomorrow with our smoke alert in effect again until tuesday. be ready for another day of that as you move through tomorrow morning. not much in the way of sun. cold temperatures, 30s and 40s from the tri valley to south bay and the coldest average at 38. probably need a light jacket even into the afternoon with 60s from san francisco to napa, to antioch and san jose at 68. extended forecast keeps 60s in san diego through the next seven days. on the inland forecast we'll be unhealthy with this smoke through next monday. then the change we're banking on. by next tuesday and wednesday, the winds will begin to shift. eventually, we'll get rain in here. let's bring into the

let's go ahead and bring you into storm ranger. i want to get a first look at a regular radar. showing the rain. but storm ranger is closer to the ground it has the live scan. able to show the detail better. a look at this heavy rain over stanford. and also over sunny vail. that will continue to the south and san jose once we hit 6:05 tonight. wider perspective and notice the north bay. and the east bay is starting to dry out. on the last part of this. as it's moving to the south. we have another storm system on the way. that's what we'll be focusing in on. once we hit friday nightturday. i want to go ahead and take us into tomorrow morning. good news after that wet weather. water logged. we'll get sunshine for the morning. it will be cold temperatures in the 40s. take the jacket tomorrow. also more 40s for the east bay. bay. so what about that next chance of rain? dry for the morning hrough the p at 3:00 p.m. then we hit the evening hours by 11:00 p.m. next chance of rain lines up to the north. we think this will bring rainfall from 3:30 a.m. saturday. scattered chances into 6

you can see storm ranger right now. we want to remind you, this is the only mobile doppler radar in the bay area. one of six in the united states. the scan is live. all other radars are usually about two to five minutes behind. real-time data. it scans closer to the ground while a lot of others scan higher missing that data. storm ranger is up. tracking the totals. another update at 6:19. also 6:48 tonight. >> that's a valuable tool for us, jeff. >>> covering the gutters and sprinkler systems. there's a lot to prevent neighborhoods from flooding here. we're in san jose with a look at what's being done at this hour. . >> reporter: storm prep is something that the city and the county does all year long. it's especially important in places like downtown san jose that are vulnerable to flooding during winter rain. winter rain is on the way in the bay area. in san jose maintenance workers are cleaning out catch basins that are under these grates in the street. if they become clogged, the streets will flood. >> how many of th

and there is our storm ranger. san bruno mountain, get a good rinse cycle around the early afternoon. notice the trend here, widespread downpours, now starting to slowly move on out. as we head towards morning, low ongoing showers possible mainly for the first half of the day. nothing like we saw today. showers in the forecast, but i do think other than mostly cloudy skies, the day should be ma of the day. seven-day forecast brings in our next chance of rain. that is tuesday, storm one. storm two, thursday. another storm late friday into saturday. you can see the holiday weekend ends dry, but boy, what a lineup setting up in the seven-day forecast. that first storm bringing the rain back in our direction as early as tuesday. and then unlike today, this next storm coming up on thursday could have wind and rain hitting southern california hard as well. good snow producer there. the third storm system for the first day of december, what does this next week look like then in terms of seven to ten-day rainfall? the numb

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the rangers see to it that the villagers abide by the rules of the national park. rules that prohibit them from living at sea and restrict their traditional way of life. and. now you're a is going fishing with a friend. with these goggles and i don't mean to but practical. i mean when the wax melts they completely watertight. the only other equipment is a spear. people have been fishing here like this for thousands of years. nowadays they can no longer sustain themselves with this type of fishing because they're banned from fishing for six months of the year. according to the national park rules the market met only fish commercially during the monsoon season right now they can only fish to feed their families. the national park administration wants to protect local fish populations and coral. but fishing was the basis of the markings livelihood guaranteed them a free independent lifestyle. traditionally only meant dive so families who only have daughter is given a share of the day's catch. the fishermen can dive for up to four minutes at depths of up to this they h

we are tracking the rain on storm ranger.eeing the rain returning to san francisco. pretty heavy rain down to san mateo, and then it gets lighter as you approach palo alto. and then it extends over toward the east bay, where rainfall rates have been at about a quarter inch of rain per hour. we're going to see more waves of rain like this as we go throughout the day, especially into early afternoon, and then we are going to see the rain taper off later on this evening. as we go hour by hour, there will be some breaks in between and the opportunity for to you get outside throughout the day without seeing the rain, but the roads are going to be very wet, and then a slight chance of rain during the overnight hours before we see a bit of a break before our second storm system moves in tomorrow evening. we'll be tracking that. let's get an update on how this is affecting the roads with mike. >> kari, light traffic with the rain may be affecting things. update for highway 17. first i show you 580 slow through oakland. the earlier ca

but i do want to get you to storm ranger, mobile doppler radar. we do have some rainfall developing right now. but keep in mind, the heaviest of the rain is out here, where you can see this rain line right there. once that gets here we will start to see some heavier downpours. let's put a track on some of this. we have been following the heavy rainfall that's moving into the coastline. this is moving off to the north through san bruno by 6:55 things are picking up. also into south san francisco. 7:01. daly city by 7:12. also some wet weather over oakland. we saw marianne favro in that earlier. it's pushing off to the north, would keep some wet weather into berkeley through 6:36. hercules into 7:12 tonight. let's now move things into the hour by hour forecast. we'll have more on this. we'll show it to you again throughout the show. you can see at 8:30 tonight first wave of wet weather gets here. by 11:30 things pick up as the storm system starts to move close. as we hit 2:00 a.m. that storm system is moving over the bay area. we'll be under what se

there was also a late goal in scotla nd there was also a late goal in scotland as rangers beat saintd's side only their second away league win of the season. and they are under way at twickenham as england take on south africa in the autumn series. i will have details on those stories and a lot more later. a tigress in india which is said to have killed 13 people has been shot dead after a major hunt. the six—year—old tigress had evaded capture in the jungles of the western state of maharashtra for two years. activists had campaigned to save the tiger but india's supreme court said it would not interfere if forest rangers were forced to shoot it. a short time ago, i spoke to our south asia regional editor, anbarasan ethirajan, who explained why the shooting had caused such outrage. because for the last two years, this has captured the imagination of people in india because the authorities used a number of means to track down this tigress. they used drones, gliders and even people riding on elephants to goad the into the forest. even calvin klein perfume because apparently it attracts

it's the rangers seventh straight win on home ice at madison square garden in you. that is or your sport and i'll have more white or poor thank you very much indeed now the philippines where i often say using their talents to fight back against the government they accuse assign and sing the media as well as free speech jamil allendale the reports from manila. in the country of widespread poverty and violence artists e-mail says he espoused his voice he says the current state of democracy in the philippines is what fuels his creativity they are showing a lot but he uses elements from a popular culture to make a political statement. part of a growing trend in the art community you know the artists rights in adversity i think the amount of artwork that's being churned out right now is some but all myth there of whatever is happening not only in the country but you know in the world through this under siege and the state placed the pin down. art would always be in effect the second line of defense. to the president to be good at their do was sworn into office the number

we brought in two rangers that were killed in action, their families spent the weekend here. and we're going to present them with por traits. but lead the way fund is doing tremendous stuff i would -- i would like to have -- see your viewers get on lead the way fund.org see what you are we are doing program cap collegiate access program. we have more guys going for the ivy league programs. it's phenomenal. and columbia has been a big big partner with us in that. >> you help so many people, jim. and we applaud that. and you guy haves gotten involved. >> yeah, so dan and i have run the lead the way fund jimmy has run the last couple of years i've run for them for the half marathon in new york as well as the marathon in new york fantastic organization go down and see what they're doing. it's amazing what they're doing for the soldiers they're out there risking lives for freedom and they take care of them. go to lead the way dorg. >> jim, thank you very much great to see you every year we look forward to it zblung that. >> time for the time trade let's go around the sysco systems

let's zoom in closer, get a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. you can see the storm we had today has mostly moved out. a few spotty showers down there by the south bay. let's advance things right into the timing of this. what you're going to see is this stream of moisture out here in the pacific. this is part of what's called an atmospheric river. it's a constant stream of rainfall in the atmosphere. it's a little subtropic. might feel a little humid tomorrow. you can see at 3:30 in the morning it begins to line up towards the south bay. as we hit 5:00 in the morning, this is a to san francisco would have the better shot of rain, and the north bay maybe not as much me north bay. so again, a little bit of a reversal here for us. as we hit 9:30 in the morning, still the south bay with that best chance of rainfall. 1:00 in the afternoon we're more in a scattered rain situation for us. but then again, we have an additional storm system that's going to be pushing. and check this out. by 11:00 p.m. on wednesday, that will start to arrive. now, i know