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ginger conejero saab today in the bay. all right. thank you very much. ginger. well, thanksgiving is the busiest holiday of the year for travel. and so you have not need to be surprised. that is to know that a record 80 million people are planning to pack up and head out. this is all, according to the estimates, by triple a, 90% of travelers are expected to travel to their destination by car. and experts say that this is all due to the slight break in gas prices in some states, falling below $3 a gallon. not here in california. meanwhile, tsa is also bracing for a record amount of fliers, but it also warns that airports will deal with air traffic control shortage. and they say delayed flights might be a problem with the bad weather we're having. we do recommend tuesday and wednesday try to leave early in the morning, the afternoon hours on tuesday and wednesday are the worst. so you check the weather because i had no clue that i was going to take 12 hours to get to atlanta. wow. well, more than 17,000 flights have been canceled or delayed since friday as storm b

ginger conejero saab, nbc, bay area news. all right. try to get dry out there, ginger.l, several bay area counties actually providing sandbags for people in need. we have posted a list of locations on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com the link you'll find right there on our trending bar. and don't forget, you can take the forecast on the go. just download our nbc bay area app. nbc bay area streams 24/7. it's free and available for all smart devices. well, just into our newsroom, an instructor at a san jose boxing gym and registered sex offender is accused of committing sex crimes against three women prosecutors say tristan. his victims include two customers and a gym employee. ahsha safai is the chief operating officer and manager of yb fitness. he was previously convicted in 2019 for lewd acts he committed against a minor while at a boxing gym in menlo park. he is due in court on december 23rd and faces years in prison. if convicted. later this afternoon, disgraced former city council member omar torres is scheduled to appear in san jose court for a plea hearing

we're live at sfo ginger conejero saab today in the bay.erminals there are a little bit more busy, so make sure you get out early. all right. thanks, ginger. new developments in the scandal rocking the san mateo county sheriff's office. san carlos leaders last night unanimously approved a no confidence ordinance calling for sheriff cristina corpus to be removed from her position. the city maintains a partnership with the sheriff's office, which is now in damage control after a scathing independent report suggesting incidents of retaliation and harassment. it also suggests an inappropriate relationship involving the sheriff and her then chief of staff. corpus denies all allegations and says she has no plans to step down. council members say the vote was important on multiple levels. for me, i've seen enough. i believe it is time for her to at least acknowledge the damage that is being done to the county in terms of public safety, public trust and confidence and the county's treasury, and resign immediately. i'm also concerned about the well-

let's go live to ginger conejero saab in the north bay. this morning.nd it continues to come down here in the north bay. i want to show you some of the damage that we're seeing. this morning as well. this is a large fir tree that fell and is now blocking the road. it's fallen to a home and a car that is parked outside here in forestville. you can see the damage on that home and on top of that tree. a woman, we're told, suffered minor injuries. it doesn't look like this tree is going to be cleared anytime soon. with the amount of rainfall and really how tricky it is to get up here. there's another tree down on bohemian highway this morning that's just north of occidental in sonoma county. this is video into our newsroom this morning. that tree fell around 230 overnight. also taking down power lines. we're told power is out in that area. now sonoma county taking preemptive measures this morning to close school districts. some of the school districts that you see on your screen now include fort ross, guerneville, monte rio and montgomery. we will continue

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live for us at the courthouse this midday., who is asking the question, just go around. well, it's not exactly what we imagined when we think about courtroom testimony, but the judge is the one that is asking the questions this morning not the lawyers who have been conducting the examinations. cross-examinations and direct examinationfar. marcus. it is a judge's discretion whether or not to allow for questions from the jurors in every case. and judge alexandra gordon, who is in this case, or who is overseeing this case, thinks that it is invaluable in her experience. and so that is why she is allowed for it. so she is the one that's asking questions on behalf of the jurors this morning. those jurors are asking questions from really the whole gamut of mohini's testimony. they jump from the timeline. they jump from questions about different characters that have been involved, and the answers are key. this morning, those jurors intently taking notes on his answers. they follow last week's contentious testimony from nima momeni wh

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this midday. okay, so, ginger, what else are they saying here? vistamar school go to work, right? well, really, there's really so much to talk about, marcus. the san francisco chamber of commerce is holding a pretty in-depth conversation, breaking down election results so far. why? we are where we are looking at not just the local races, but also tapping into the national races as well. i want to give you a look at what that looks like and the people that are here, and one of the big key things to take note of when you look at the city website, it looks like 100% of the votes are in, but they are not. and so the big caveat in this discussion is we don't officially know who most of the winners are in san francisco races because of ranked choice voting. according to the department of elections, there are still 157,000 ballots still to count. political outsider daniel lurie leads the mayoral race so far after 14 rounds of ranked choice voting. he currently holds 56% of the vote and has received aroun

we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news. thank you. ginger. turning things now to that weather. so the latest incoming storm expected to officially wash away fire season. now that's a big relief for firefighters in the north bay. but now the focus shifts to potential flooding. this first big storm of the season is not expected to lead to any major flooding issues, but sandbags are already available, and many of those cities across the bay area, including santa rosa. well, it's good to see people preparing. meteorologist vianey arana has been tracking this incoming storm, and we understand the storm, actually, once it arrives, could stick around for a while, especially for folks in the north bay. so the location of where you are tomorrow is going to be big because some of you might see rain, some of you might not get the bulk of this hit. right now it looks like the bull's eye is more centered over the north bay once it makes its arrival. but i mean, it's a beautiful day today. you have one full day of dry weather before we see things really st

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. and ginger, the mayoral race there has certainly been one for the books. that's right. good morning, laura and marcus. it is reported to have been the most expensive campaign season in this mayoral race. there also has has not been a clear frontrunner as opposed to past elections. but wherever your political affiliation lies, you are invited here this midday. this is john's grill, a very familiar place to a lot of people in san francisco. and the bay area. it is a san francisco tradition to have the election luncheon. now, this actually started in the 80s at a restaurant in russian hill. but in 2015, the owner of john's grill took over the task of feeding anyone who has engaged in the election process. and that means you are invited to eat and drink for free, with the goal of bringing san franciscans back to one table to move the city forward. now there are four challengers vying for incumbent mayor london breed's seat here in san francisco. they have debated, campaigned and made thei

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab. she has been following this story.at the scene all morning long. joining us now, ginger. okay, so i know you've been able to learn some new developments from police. what are they saying? possibly led up to this fatal crash? that's right. marcus. piedmont police at this point are saying that speed was a factor in this deadly crash. they received the first alert about this crash just past three this morning. but when police when firefighters arrived on scene, they found a cyber truck that was engulfed in flames. and that is what i want to show you. now, this some video from earlier this morning, a cyber truck or what was left of it stuck betwn a retaining wall and a tree on hampton avenue here in piedmont. there were four passengers in that car. now we are told they left a function and were driving westbound on hampton avenue when it crashed. when the police got to the scene, the flames were too intense. now it took hours to clear the scene. this morning, with the light of day, you can clearly see how destroyed that tru

ginger conejero, saab, nbc bay area news. thank you ginger. good to know that there just to so easier to watch. thank you ginger. well meteorologist kari hall of course tracking when those wind gusts are expected to pick up. kari. and we've had some calm winds for the most part throughout the morning. and we will gradually start to see the winds increasing today, some of our gusts may top over 50mph, with even higher gusts expected tomorrow night into early wednesday. this could have more impacts to power, bring down some trees and also there's that elevated fire danger. and the reason why we do have that red flag warning issued by the national weather service that starts tomorrow morning at 10:00. and then once again throughout the day, the winds will increase. the relative humidity will decrease. and both of those things happening at the same time will create that very dangerous fire weather conditions that we will be watching as we go into the next several days. now you can always track the weather no matter where you are with those winds.

we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab nbc, bay area news. all right. thanks for the very latest. ginger israel and the south bay, a camera pilot program is looking to help move businesses forward. this all comes following a string of break ins and armed robberies. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from san jose's alum rock neighborhood. and, bob, i understand they are actually giving these cameras for free. they are. you might recall we were out here last september. good morning to you, marcus. when san jose city council member peter ortiz announced this pilot program, which provides free security cameras to businesses here in the alum rock village. this is to help to deter crime. you can see this liquor store when we were out here last september, was boarded up after they were hit the past few weeks. ortiz's office identified the small businesses here who are interested in these free cameras. and this morning, as you can see in this video, starting at 9:00, they began the actual distribution of the security equipment. so 25 businesses in all are

for now, we're live in san rafael, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news., ginger, and you can keep track of the rain with our nbc bay area app. download it to see when the storm will be moving into your neighborhood. just scan the qr code on your screen to get your local weather your way from the people you know. we are tracking breaking news out of the south bay. morgan hill police are investigating a shooting that happened during the morning commute. they say it was around 730 this morning on tennent. this is across from the busy safeway parking lot. the officers and detectives are still there on the scene, and we're still working to confirm the condition of the person shot. witnesses say that they saw officers performing cpr on someone. police haven't said just yet if any arrests were made, but they did post that there is no ongoing threat to the public. our ian cull there at the scene. he'll have an update for us in our afternoon newscast. new at 11. police in the south bay are looking for an alleged serial rapist. franklin enrique salzano, also works

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco, and ginger, more than a half a million so-called dreamers, i understand are eligible. that's right laura. a significant day for the more than 535,000 active daca recipients. now, back in may, the biden administration finalized a rule allowing daca recipients to apply for health care coverage, along with the possibility of lowering monthly premiums in august. this move from the biden administration was challenged by 19 states and now just days away from the presidential election, health care remains a central and differentiating issue between the former president and former president trump and vice president kamala harris. former president trump previously tried to scrap the daca program completely. vice president harris has campaigned on strengthening the affordable care act. now, during former presidents, president trump's first term, republicans repeatedly tried and failed to repeal the affordable health care act or health. i'm sorry, the affordable care act. i should say. now, here are both candidates recently speaking

on monday at sfo ginger conejero saab nbc, bay area news. thanks so much, ginger. make sure you stay with nbc bay area both on air and online as a holiday travel rush gets underway. we'll send you alerts for anything impacting your commute on our free nbc bay area news app, and you can always catch updates anywhere that we stream, including roku and nbc. bay area.com. meteorologist kari hall of course. tracking those flight delays from coast to coast. so, kari, how is it looking in the skies? well, we are just seeing some minor delays. even though we do have two big weather systems we're tracking on each coast. but we are now seeing about 43 average minute delays. so 43 minute average delays in boston. and then we're looking pretty good for at least the bay area airports. but now phoenix is reporting about 30 minute average delays. so looking at the temperatures and what you need to pack for if you're going elsewhere, we are seeing some very cold temperatures plunging across the upper plains states into the midwest. and these are the highs for today. so some of tho

ginger conejero saab, nbc, bay area news. all right, ginger, thank you. we are following developing news this midday. several bay area communities are in the dark. customers in lake sonoma and napa and solano counties have had their power turned off because of high winds. this is overnight video of course. take a look at the pg&e map. you can see all the purple there. those are all the customers affected by the power safety shut off. we also know that parts of castro valley have an unplanned outage going on. it started before 830 in the morning. the cause of that outage right now is unknown. pg&e says power should be back on by 5 p.m. tonight. the power shutoffs should last until at least tomorrow night. and the san francisco fire department saying that there was a scaffolding failure at a building on broadway. that incident happened about 7:00 this morning due to the high winds. luckily, no one was injured there. meteorologist kari hall, of course, been tracking those winds. we've really been seeing these gusts pretty much happen everywhere. yeah, and it

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live for us in san francisco. and, ginger, as i understand, cross-examination got contentious there in the courtroom at times this morning. that's right. marcus and laura, just a minute into cross-examination today, you could already feel the tension between the prosecutor and nima momeni that only intensified as the testimony continued. and it got heated in the back and forth there at times, reactions written on the faces of those listening into the courtroom, really from both sides to this case. nima momeni mom shaking her head when the questioning got to how angry a brother could possibly get when his little sister alleges sexual assault. members of bob lee's family also heard scoffing at moments during his testimony when he was skirting some of the prosecutor's questions. now this follows the testimony from yesterday when he took the stand in his own defense for the first time. that is when he told his version of the moments leading up to and following the deadly stabbing of bob lee. a year and a half ag he sa

ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. okay, bring your measuring stick. thank you. ginger. in today's climate and crisis coverage, we're keeping an eye on california reservoirs, which have seen levels drop considerably after a summer of record heat and high fire danger. now, rob mayeda joins me now with a closer look at the numbers. and, rob, typically this is when the numbers are usually lower, but we haven't really had any rain to replace those reservoirs. so where are we at right now? yeah, it has been a slow start. you know, other than what we had today, the numbers have really dropped off. and to give you a reference point, the state's largest, the big four reservoirs by the early part of summer when the rain and the snow melted, really completed was at 88% capacity. so as of today, they have dropped quite a bit down to 61% capacity. so as you mentioned, jessica, this really is the seasonal low point where those reservoirs are concerned in terms of capacity. if we compare it to where we should be for this time of year. wow. we still have that built in buffer. that's th

ginger conejero saab nbc, bay area news. i'm going to have to remember when i'm visiting in the city where you're parking to pay attention. thank you. ginger. well, president elect trump has started to name who will work with him. this is in his second trump white house, and for that matter, scott mcgrew, who will not work there. he's been pretty explicit about that. good morning. let's start with who will be working with him. trump says he will nominate new york congresswoman elise stefanik to be the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. that's nikki haley's old role. stefanik has been a longtime trump supporter, both in his impeachment trials and here at his election rally at madison square garden. speaking of haley, we learned over the weekend that former trump officials haley and mike pompeo would not be invited to work in a new trump administration. both have been critical of trump, the president elect making that announcement on social media. now, haley, you'll remember, ran against trump for the republican nomin

we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news. very tragic. thank you.ger. well, if you're driving anywhere along low lying coastal areas over the next few days, be aware the returning king tides. this is video from along mill valley earlier this morning. you can see there those conditions causing some minor flooding in that area. now in other areas like marin, you typically are going to see familiar conditions around spots like lucky drive in green bay, the red wood highway, as well as the manzanita park and ride area. this is near tam junction. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring these latest king tides to hit that time of year. we talk about king tides during the winter, when we start to see those higher than normal astronomical tides. this has nothing to do with any storms coming in. this has all to do with the gravitational pull of the moon. and so this time of year, we see in some of those low lying areas, some of the tributaries to the tides. we are going to have to monitor them starting tomorrow. and continuing through sunday. late mornin

i'm ginger conejero saab. we're live in san francisco this morning.ing in the city and looking to park, you're going to want to listen up. there are new parking rules that will be enacted today that have to do with how you park close to cisco. we're live with the first steps being taken today that should help warn violators and closure for one family. as an east bay woman lays to rest the father she never got to meet. the emotional veterans day service for a world war two soldier who never made it home, and a live look outside as rain is headed to the bay area. meteorologist kari hall tracking its arrival and how long it should stick around. this is today in the bay. 530. happy veterans day to you. hope you're coming off a nice weekend. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. time to get a look at that forecast, because we've been talking about that incoming rain. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that timeline for us. yeah, we don't have to say incoming because it's already here. it's been raining in the north bay. we'

for now, we're live in santa rosa, ginger conejero saab. today in the bay. a lot to deal with there. all right, ginger, thank you. well, several bay area counties are providing sandbags for people in need. we've posted a list of locations on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com. the link is right up on our trending bar. and don't forget, you can take the forecast on the go with you. just download our nbc bay area app. nbc bay area streams 24/7. you can get the shows through there. it's free and available for all smart devices. 5.35 this morning in disgraced former city council member omar torres is scheduled to appear in a san jose court today for a plea hearing. he's being held without bail. this is after being charged with child molestation. police say that they were already investigating him for sexual misconduct when a family member came forward with separate allegations dating back to the 1990s. torres has now resigned from the council, and the city is planning to hold a special election to replace him. most of the time, the farm workers who grow ou

plus, i'm ginger conejero saab. we're live in san francisco this morning where new leadership is headed to city hall. up ahead, we'll tell you how the new mayor elect plans to move san francisco forward. stay with us. you're watching toda "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking for the right look... at the right price. your next beautiful space... is at floor & decor. right now at 630. san francisco mayor london breed concedes in the battle to keep her job. the major shift in bay area leadership now underway. meanwhile, history made with president elect donald trump's first appointment to the white house. plu

i'm ginger conejero saab.e're live in san francisco this morning where you don't feel the wind just yet. but as kari has been mentioning, that will all change very soon. we'll talk about public safety power shutoffs from pg&e, and how high winds are to blame potentially for an accident on the waters over the weekend. we jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... fashionable? i was gonna say- “popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!” can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see wicked, only in theaters november 22nd. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to m

ginger conejero saab live for us over at sfo this morning. travel period also extended for the first time this year. that's right. good morning marcus and laura. although today would not count as part of that thanksgiving travel period, but it has been extended to the tuesday before thanksgiving and the monday after thanksgiving. and that might explain the boost in numbers. but nonetheless, it is looking like a busy time to travel. as you mentioned, around 80 million people projected to be on the move this thanksgiving period. they are projected to travel 50 miles or more for thanksgiving travel. that's up 1.7 million people from last year, and 2 million more than 2019. now, of that 80 million, almost 6 million will fly domestically this holiday. nearly 2.3 million are traveling with other modes of transportation outside of flying or driving. the cost of flying within the us is up slightly 3%. international travel is down 5%, and as of today, show explains, we are really seeing records all around this year. records all around cruises, by the

i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where new leadership is headed to city hall.d, we'll tell you how the new mayor elect in san francisco plans to the wonderful wiza ooz summons you to the emerald city. come with me. what? to meet the wizard. i couldn't possibly. this is your moment. i'm coming. just follow the road. it's gonna lead you right... oh. to me. i'm not afraid. it's the wizard who should be afraid of me. [ vocalizing ] trump making his first key appointments are scott mcgrew breaking down the look of the incoming administration. plus, a major shift in bay area leadership. san francisco mayor london breed concedes defeat in the battle to keep her job. we are live in the city this morning with reaction. also, get ready for ski season where you can hit the slopes as soon as this weekend and we've got a look at your weather outlook. it's friday and this is today in the bay. good morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get started with the day with a look at that forecast from meteorologist kari hall

we're live in mill valley, ginger conejero saab. today in the bay.l when the flood starts to come in. all right. thanks so much, ginger. better start filling them. don't forget, you can also take our forecast on the go. just download our nbc bay area app. nbc bay area streams 24/7. it's free and available for all smart devices. well, happening now. the rain will not stop a two day strike over at uc berkeley or uc system. this is where those uc workers, fed up with conditions in their medical and other facilities, like student dining where they work. they're now demanding a new deal. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us with a look at how this may affect you. if you're receiving care at ucsf parnassus campus. well, good morning to you, marcus and laura. some of the 40,000 workers who will walk away from hospitals and other medical facilities are going to do that, including at ucsf. there's about 4000 of them that are going to be on the picket line over the next two days. but the union says they have a plan for some members to return to their jobs

ginger conejero saab today in the bay. all right. a lot of information in that last ice skating safety and the mayor's race. thank you. all things san francisco, ginger. we appreciate it. that was great. and a lot of folks probably want to get out there on the rink this weekend. yeah, it's going to be a nice one. cool temperatures. and it kind of feels like ice skating weather. at least it will as we go into the next few days and high temperatures there in the upper 60s, a lot of sunshine and then cooling down quickly this evening, heading down to the upper 50s by 7:00. if you're in san jose, want to go to the sharks game? it's going to be in the upper seconds to start out later this evening, and then lower 50s as you're heading out of the sap center. so maybe layer up. we also have restaurant week starting tomorrow in san francisco. it's going to be in the upper seconds and sunny a few more clouds coming in on saturday, but still pretty nice. and sunday 66 for that high temperature. and then we have veterans day. the parade on monda

ginger conejero saab today in the bay.the people waving behind us a good mood. they were smiling because vacation has begun. exactly. let's hope it stays nice as opposed to some of the pictures you see where people have to sleep in the airports. and it's good that it's all great, right? yes. we'll make sure you stay with nbc bay area. both on air and online as that holiday travel rush gets underway. we're going to send you alerts for anything that could possibly impact your commute on our free nbc bay area news app, and you can always catch updates everywhere that we stream, including roku and nbcbayarea.com. a federal court weighing an emergency appeal surrounding a transgender volleyball player at san jose state university. now, this comes after a ruling saying that all players are allowed on the women's team. now, the first suit was brought on by nine players, including the spartan co-captain and the team's assistant coach. they argue that their rights are being violated by allowing a trans athlete to play for the women

i'm ginger conejero saab.ill valley, where the wet weather has not started just yet. so you may have a small window of time to prepare, but up ahead we'll tell you how the rainfall signals a silver lining for one north bay city. stay last year the road collapsed, so we're a little nervous about the storm coming right now at 530. the first major storm of the season. we have live team coverage on the arriving atmospheric river from rainfall forecast to important advice from first responders. also heading to the picket lines, thousands of uc workers launch a two day strike. the potential impact for students and patients receiving health care. this is today in the bay. good wednesday morning to you. 530 thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a check of that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall, of course, tracking what we can expect out there. and you can see that storm making its way across the bay area. yeah, we've been talking a lot about this atmo

i'm ginger conejero saab.fica this morning where we're already seeing waves break through the barrier behind me. we'll tell you what you need to know about the high surf advisory issued for today. stay with us. you're watchi for a final vote, the impact it will have on long term parking, plus high surf pounding bay area beaches. we're monitoring today's advisory and what to know if you're headed to the coast. this is today in the bay. don't turn your back on that water. all right? but turn towards the tv. good morning. it's tuesday morning now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at that forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall tracking the high surf. that is something we've been talking about this morning. yeah, that's the main thing we have to talk about, because today will be sunny and a lot of people will be heading out and about, and we are going to see some big waves all because of an atmospheric river that we're seeing hitting the pacific northwest tha

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. >> rob, saab has a history of upgrading its platforms different ways.nk about cb 90 fast assault craft. as you are engaging here in the united states and with on the allies how do you view i think the tendency towards adaptation and upgrades assistant as opposed to maybe looking ahead to the new technology and then balance? >> it's a really key question because i think it's unrealistic to expect multiple nations to easily easily replace existing or derisive legacy hardware, just because of the time and the cost the goes with that. going back to the earlier panel, the motion actually software is way in which we start increasing and improve older not heritage hardware. that is absolutely fundamental and how we think about this. and key to that is, goes back to architecture. to make sure architectures are as open as possible. and the reason being it makes it easier to upgrade downstream. but perhaps more importantly it allows us to partner with other companies, nontraditional, and who could do phenomenal work. an example is an airborne early warning that s

today in the bay's ginger conejero, saab is at sfo keeping track of bay area cancellations and delays. she'll have an update in our next half hour. but first, a look at the forecast. it is a chilly start. yes it is. and i'm glad that as we take a look at that sfo shot that it is all clear. we don't have the rain anymore and we're not seeing any major delays at the airport. even here across the region. as of now, everything is on time. of course you want to make sure you're still checking ahead before you catch your flight. and then looking at the forecast for the next couple of days. we're just watching for some of our areas that are kind of thanksgiving terms that we are looking at those cities across the country. how about bountiful? well, we are going to see the snow moving away from those areas. and then we're also going to see some light snow showers up around the northeast. sandwich, maine. we are going to see some light snow showers coming down there. and temperatures are much cooler as you're packing the bags, this is what you can expect for today as well as tomorrow. much col

our ginger conejero saab live over there at sfo this morning. our mike inouye tracking that morning commute for us. but first let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. she's tracking that holiday forecast. yeah. we started out with some drier conditions compared to yesterday, but we're not just looking at the bay area. we're looking at everywhere across the country where you may be traveling or have family coming in. as of now, there are no major airport delays at some of the main airports and the high temperatures where you may be headed or have family coming from is anywhere from the 20s in minneapolis down to new orleans, where it's 77. houston, the high temperature today will be 83. and we're also looking at 83 in miami this afternoon. if you will be packing those bags, heads up that there is that cold front blasting much of the middle of the country. and so today, in spots like chicago or tomorrow, it's going to be in the 30s, lows in the teens. atlanta will see some mid 60s, but temperatures also will be dropping there heading into the

in san francisco, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news. ginger, thanks.e bay area hospitals. health care workers and some visitors at patient facilities must now wear a mask. the public health departments in alameda, contra costa, santa clara, san mateo and napa counties have all issued mask orders for hospital, skilled nursing facilities and other places that provide health care. the move, they say, is to curb the spread of covid 19 during the cold and flu season. we spoke with ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong. he points out that many doctors and nurses already wear masks. they might be some people who worry that it's taking away their agency, but again, the focus is not on the person you know, your average person in the community. the focus is really on protecting people who are vulnerable. the mask mandate goes into effect today and will continue through the end of march or april of next year. immigrant rights supporters are incorporating a day of the dead theme for a protest in downtown san francisco. organizers opposed donald

ginger conejero saab today in the bay. thanks, ginger.rancisco police want help finding a missing teenager. please take a look at this picture. officers say 18 year old midway disappeared on halloween night. they say she was last seen around 11 p.m. near grove and larkin streets, not far from civic center. she's about five foot one and weighs 110 pounds. officers say she had on a white dress, black leggings and black heels. if you've seen her, please call san francisco police. happening tomorrow. testimony resumes in the high profile murder trial of nima momeni. he is the man accused of killing tech executive and cash app co-founder bob lee on thursday. the main focus in the trial was dna found on the suspected murder weapon. san francisco police found a knife at the crime scene in 2023. lee's dna was collected from a blood sample. his dna sample came from two mouth swabs that police collected. a criminologist testified there are some conclusive results for the handle of the knife and its blade. testimony resumes tomorrow morning at 930.

the actual motive is unclear but it came a day after the attorney general, tarek saab, said he had beeny were really emotional scenes outside the venezuelan prisons as soldiers escorted freed prisoners, reuniting them with their loved ones. the opposition leader maria macchiato, said it was a relief at a step towards reparation, though more it needs to be done. —— maria corina machado. it is not 1800 were detained after nicholas madero was declared winner of the election, giving him his third six—year term. the disputed election spoke to deadly anti—government process leaving 28 people dead and hundreds injured. it is said that many of the individuals currently detained did not attend protests and it has also been said some have been subjected to torture and they have been numerous reports of people not being given access to a lawyer. this is part of nicolas maduro�*s campaign and crackdown on any form of political dissent. let�*s turn to pakistan, now, a country at the forefront of the impacts of climate change. in the north, approximately 48,000 people are in areas deemed high—risk, d

at sfo ginger conejero saab nbc, bay area news. thanks, ginger.rea both on now on air and online as the holiday travel rush gets underway. we're going to send you alerts for anything impacting your travel. you can do that on our free nbc bay area app. your gas and electric bills could soon go up again. pg&e is seeking another rate hike that could go into effect at the start of next year. it says if its new plan is approved, each customer's bill would go up over $4 a month on average. the utility company says it's a response to the powering up californians act. the bill would help upgrade the state's electric grid, but pg&e says the rate hike will only take place after those projects are complete. a new homeless encampment policy could go into effect in santa clara county. this one would come from the santa clara valley water agency. today, the agency will debate new strategies to tackle encampments along creeks and waterways. that could mean steep fines or even jail time for violators. those in favor of stricter rules say encampments pollute the w

here's nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab. many things look familiar this thanksgiving here at glide. thousands of pounds of turkey. volunteers giving of their time and effort. carving that turkey. all of these things rooted in love. but there is a key figure missing who preached all about love, reverend cecil williams. reverend williams glide's charismatic leader, passed away in april this year at the age of . he was celebrated for his legacy of inclusion and unconditional love. he believed that inclusivity would create a community to support and transform those experiencing poverty, homelessness and addiction. i didn't come looking for work, but i just fell into it and it's been life changing. it's i haven't done any hard drugs inbout 16 years and i have a ridiculous credit score and life is good. that's just one of the many stories of transformation and gratitude that come out of glide. these panels reflect more messages of thankfulness from the community and for cecil williams this thanksgiving, they're on display as a rem

we're live in palo alto, ginger conejero saab today in the bay. all right. thanks very much, ginger. and a reminder you can track the rain on the go using our free nbc bay area app. make sure you download it to see when the storm will be moving into your neighborhood. just scan the qr code on your screen to get your local weather your way from the people you know. this morning, mike is tracking that soggy commute. yeah, it should be a lighter commute. as far as the volume goes, we tend to see that the week of thanksgiving, but definitely the conditions as kari and ginger have been talking about, it's farther south than last week. so we're talking about the san mateo bridge and south. look at the blue puddling and ponding. not a lot of reports of flooding because there aren't very many folks on the roadways. we're seeing more flooding. look at that. reported up through san francisco and through that latitude, which saw a lot more rain over the weekend. we are looking at southbound to. 242 at 680. there may be a traffic break there. no major issues, but a traf

ginger conejero saab, nbc, bay area news. thanks, ginger, for the update.man omar torres is expected back in court soon. he's accused of sexually assaulting a young relative. police are also investigating at least one other possible case. torres resigned last week before his arrest and his arraignment will begin in about an hour from now. nbc bay area's robert honda is there. he will have a full report in our local newscast starting at 430. transit leaders in san francisco are issuing a dire outlook for muni. they say it might need to suspend its cable car service. that's just one of the ideas being floated around in the wake of a new report indicating a massive budget shortfall. leaders tell the chronicle that deficit could amount to $300 million in 2026. muni might also have to drastically reduce bus and light rail services if it cannot get new funding. we're still seeing some showers around the bay area today. here's meteorologist kari hall. we've seen a light rain off and on throughout the day, and it will continue to move through the bay area by the ea

our ginger conejero saab joins us with more from daly city. that's right. make sure it got ahead of any potential impacts of this storm. beefing up personnel. we're joined by the mayor of daly city, justin manalo. i know, mayor manalo. you were watching the north bay and the effects of the storm. what were some of the what were some of the things that daly city did ahead of the continuing rains this week? you know, some precautionary measures for our communities. we made sure that our storm water drains were clear and the catch basins. so our public personnel, you know, public works have been out there making sure also making sure that there's no debris or trees. we're also raising our fire and police personnel in regards to anything around trees falling down or whatnot. but everyone is basically getting prepared and on on par for this storm as well. and of course, there are sandbag locations here in daly city. a couple actually here in daly city, in case there are some families, some people who still want to prepare ahead of any potential rain after seeing

we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab.or people that are not familiar with the city visiting there. well, let's hope it keeps everyone safe, though. thanks, ginger. the diocese of oakland formulating controversial plans for a survivor's trust as it emerges from chapter 11 bankruptcy. oakland's catholic bishop michael barber, announcing that the bankruptcy filing about 18 months ago, citing a slew of child sex abuse lawsuits as part of the reorganization plan. all claims will be consolidated into court supervised settlements. once the plan is confirmed, the trust would provide compensation of at least $160 million to settle about 350 claims going back decades. one victim's attorney, meanwhile, claims that the church is purposely undervaluing its assets and that the plan is being forced upon survivors. 635 right now and later today, alameda county's registrar is expected to provide an update on the count of the results of the pamela price recall. nbc bay area has still not called the race, but price at this point appears to

today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco. ginger, how bad are we talking here? well, laura, we're talking about a deficit into the hundreds of millions. anywhere between 200 to $40 million to $320 million. and the chronicle is reporting that because of that budget deficit cuts could begin as soon as next summer. now, sfmta points the finger at the fallout from the failure of proposition l. voters failed to pass the measure a week ago. it would have taxed ride sharing services to provide an additional 25 million annually for sfmta. right now, all of these are just ideas that are being floated with no proposed cuts just yet. but as of yesterday, the chronicle says staffers were at least considering ideas, including indefinitely suspending cable car service, doing the same thing with muni's historic f market streetcar line, and drastically cutting service on some bus and light rail lines. now also scaling back or cutting nighttime bus service and less direct routes. now, maybe this is a slight sliver of silver lining. i should s