actually, its safeway across the bay area. we'll check in with our own laura garcia and marcus washington and they will tell us just how easy it is to "feed the need" this holiday season. >>> you're going to want to stick around for that info but current temperatures as you head out the door extremely cold, 20s and 30s. unfortunately that unhealthy air quality remains but i am tracking rain chances. i'll break down the timeline for you coming up. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back. its 7:14 on your saturday morning. this is probably the most view. our sun trying to make through those smokey skies. we are under a smoke advisory through tuesday at 11:00 p.m. we hope you limit your outdoor exposure. >>> in some better news, today is a big day for the nbc b

this 23-year-old woman worked in the alamo safeway bakery until the end of the august.ince been moved out-of-state. she's asked we not show her face. why is that important to you? why not show your face or use your name? >> because i don't want people blaming me because i'm trying to do right now by letting everyone know what was happening and making sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: her lawsuit says during her 10 months at the bakery a sick coworker had severe health issues that required dialysis four times a week and he was frequently unsanitary in his work habits dispersing his saliva, mucus, hair and bodily fluids into the bakery. the cake decorator showed me photos of what she said was blood on the work surfaces. >> this is the mixer, the machine, that's his blood, fingerprints right next to our start and stop buttons we use to operate the machines. >> reporter: the spokesperson for safeway's parent company questioned the feteo saying they appeared to our bakery and safety experts to be stains left by decorator ingredients. the company provided these pictu

the safeway food drive is very important to us.hat adds a lot of diversity to the food that we get, very high quality food. we need volunteers a lot, and volunteers we typically need actually after the holidays. people don't generally think about that. holidays is when most of the food comes in. january, february, march, that's when we need hands to put that out the door. robert: because as you say, it's a kind of an issue and a problem all year round, right? michael: it is definitely an issue and a problem all year round that we're working to fight 365 days a year. robert: all right. well, we're glad to help. keep up the good work, okay? michael: thank you. appreciate it. robert: well, coming up next, the food and housing insecurities at uc berkeley. that's coming up next. and think everything is all right, and the same for uc berkeley, and yet there are food and housing insecurities, and that can be said for many college communities. here to tell us more about that is, first, kiyoko thomas, the basic needs manager at uc berkeley,

stop by at your local safeway store.re 175 different stores that are participating, and say hello to your morning family. i'll be at the willow glen safeway in san jose. >> got a map of it, too, so we want everyone to join us for the feed the need food drive. the "today in the bay" team will be out and about. >> tomorrow at various safeway locations. laura and i on dunn and in morgan hill from 7:00 to 9:00. for more go to nbcbayarea.com. >> kari and bob will be in livermore and mike and scott in santa clara. you want to come out. smoky conditions, although. >> still smoky tomorrow and not going to see much improvement in our air quality until about tuesday. we're tracking that rain still set to arrive in the bay area on wednesday, and you want to make sure you keep checking in for updates not only on air quality but also our forecast. >>> b.a.r.t. riders may have to be out in the smoke longer. >> the san mateo bridge view shows all the smoke in the air. the traffic is light on the roadways but the transit problems contin

this 23-year-old woman worked in the willal alamo safeway bakery has since moved out of state. >> whyit important not to show your face or use your name? >> i don't want people blaming me because i'm trying to do right now by letting everyone know what was happening and making sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: her lawsuit says during her ten months at the bakery a sick co-worker had severe health issues that required dialysis four times a week and he was frequently unsanitary in his work habits, disbursing his saliva, mucus, hair and bodily fluids into work environment in the bakery. the cake decorator gave me photos showing what she says is blood on the work surfaces, the rack that holds the baked goods, a box of cupcakes, the floor, even the table where the doughnuts are made. >> this is the mixer, this is the machine. that's his blood, fingerprints right next to our start and stop buttons we used to operate the machine. you could also see a little bit on the start button. >> reporter: a spokesperson for safeway's parent company albertson's questioned the photos saying they

we'll be at safeway locations around the bay area. and, of course, we would love to see you stop by and say hello and then just give what you can. i've been at food drives or this community food drive before where people gave a can of corn because that's all they could do. and then i've had other people who had more and were able to buy ten bags so $100 donation. and either way, it makes a huge difference, laura. you know that, and marcus, you know that, too. >> it is nice. you give and you receive. that's what i always say. >> thank you, kris. >>> okay. be sure to join us this weekend for the feed the need food drive. we're all going to be out there. >> tomorrow you're going to see us there. we'll be at area safeway locations collecting donations. laura and i on don avenue in morgan hill from 7:00 until 9:00. the rest of the bay area team and "today in the bay" team will be throughout the bay area. so just go to nbcbayarea.com to see where your favorite person will be and come out and see and support. >> kari will be in livermore. mu

brad street is the president of safeway.e arrived in northern california to take over this territory right at the height of the food drive. were you impressed with how generous people are in the bay area? >> very impressed. it's a great year last year. we were able to give back to the communities in over 170 of our stores last year. it's fantastic. >> reporter: you make it easy. grab a tear sheet, one of the stickers here and find them around the store and also at cash registers, $1 donation, you can do as little as $1 but up to $10 will buy a bag of food and the bag of food is about 11 pounds, which the food bank tells me translates to about nine meals for a family of four. so we're not talking about major turkey drive, but this is the kind of staple goods that the food banks need all year long. you can do it for just $10. we will be all around the bay area and happy to help, and again, you really don't have to give a lot to do an impact, make an impact here in the bay area. we think safeway our partners here and all of our

starting now and through december 25th, anyone can go visit one of the 170 participating safeway stores

we are teaming one safeway again to feed the need. >> it's very easy, you go to safeway, you spend ten bucks and a bag of groceries gets donated to food banks across the bay area. joining us at a safeway on the peninsula in el camino with all the details. >> you know, this is a great time of year. if you're anything like me you love food. who doesn't love food? we all need it to get by. we've got our wonderful volunteers right here. you are hearing about those $10. these are the little slips you're going it find at the register this year. super easy. you're going to find them when you go pay for your food. you can tear one of these little sheets off and you get 10 bucks for a full bag of groceries. some items in the bag are things they really need. protein. soup, spaghetti, cereal this year. all items that can really make a difference. here to tell us a little more about why events like this are so important. tell us about why events like this really make a difference. >> thanks so much. it's really important this time of year to think about your neighbors. and giving your neighbors a

. >> generosity from strangers, how a community jumped into action when a friendly safeway kohler was left homeless. >>> changing the name of zuckerberg general hospital, what is san francisco supervisor says the public hospital should not bear the name of facebook ceo. >>> more live pictures as the range rented the bear area -- bay area. >>> we have new information tonight from butte county on the camp fire. the butte county sheriff's said there are no additional fatalities to report for the third night in the row. the death toll remains at 88. 196 people are unaccounted for. fema says ri later this week. >>> aaron peskin want to remove mark zuckerberg's name from san francisco general hospital. the hospital was renamed zuckerberg san francisco general hospital three years ago after zuckerberg and his wife, dr. priscilla chan, donated $75 million to the hospitals foundation. supervisor peskin says because of the recent scandals company's mishandling of users personal information, the hospital's name should go back to san francisco general. peskin has asked the city attorney to outlin

safeway? >> come inside and help us with those donations. let's bring you into the microclimate forecast tonight. we are under a microclimate weather alert because, of course, of this bad air quality. we have a brand new update for you right now. hazardous air is now being detected over tracy. that's where you have to stay indoors. all of these areas in purple, that's where it is very unhealthy tonight. right there through most of the north bay, san francisco peninsula, and through the east bay with our smoke advise ory lext here is another way to look at it. check out this graphic. ticl a human hair, okay? that we're breathing in out there if you don't wear a mask or limit outdoor exposure are 30 times smaller than a human hair. you can see how that's easy to get collected in your lungs. that's why you feel it after 15 to 20 minutes of being outside. where do we go into tomorrow's forecast? very unhealthy for the north peninsula and east bay. it will be unhealthy for the south bay. remember all the tips we have been providing on nbcbayarea.

. >> this could be for two people working at safeway. this is designed for families making between 80,000-$150,000. >> i'm always looking on zillow -- what i could afford and what i could sacrifice. >> this program offers up to a 17% down payment with the buyer adding 3%. it is a 30 year shared equity loan. the maximum price for a home is $800,000. >>> in san jose the community of willow glen is rallying around a grocery clerk who recently became homeless. what the coworkers are doing to make sure that he has a place to stay.>>reporter: this grocery clerk has never met a stranger. for him every customer at the safeway is a new friend or practically family. >> he is open and kind and considerate. >> he is always a live with his life. >> recently they found out he had fallen on hard times. his roommate died leaving him with rent he couldn't afford. he took his bike and a tarp and began sleeping in the park. >> it has been difficult. i have been outside. >>reporter: this regular customer said his son couldn't sleep knowing that this man did

you can make a donation at bay area safeway stores. >> vikki had her kids out there.re so cute. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mahershala ali, chris colfer,

local safeway store today. all over the place. to kick off the month-long effort to fight hunger in the bay area. helping is as easy as tearing off a flyer at the register for a $1, $5 or $10 donation and paying for it along with your groceries. >> this day alone brings in 30% to 40% of the food for this entire campaign, and we're just so grateful for everyone's outpouring of support. >> i can tell you it was happening in mill valley. >> it was happening in santa clara too. >> danville. >> danville? we've got it covered. shoppers donated more than 15,000 bags of food. the feed the need drive goes all the way through christmas day. >> a lot of really generous people out thenating. we saw lot of that. >> one last look at your sunday forecast. >> hazy skies. spare the air day tomorrow. and we think probably through about tuesday. but you see the reason why the air quality's going to improve. rain and wind coming back wednesday with sierra snow and rain totals we hope by the end of the week to be maybe one to two i

we're teaming the up with safeway to help feed those in need. some of the many hundreds of volunteers. they are smiling and wanting to help us. they will be joining us this week. >> thanksgiving is next week so we're trying to help out all our neighbors. you can do it too. just $10 at any local safeway and you will buy a bag of groceries for any family in need. >> you used to have to get the bag and now all you have to do is get that tear sheet. >> jeff is here to talk about our air quality. >> it's been horrible this afternoon. we had bit of a break this morning. the way the fires are behaving we had this massive plume of smoke moving into the bay area. i know a lot you have want know about the conditions on the fire lines. the camp fire, i only see small guests. the woolsey fire, those peak gusts will drop down to 15 to 25 and 76 degrees. it's downright unhealthy for the bay area. as we move into tomorrow, we'll still stay in the unhealthy area for most of the bay area. you have to limit your outdoor exposure. these are the monitoring sites ac

and available now at the safeway stores.'s easy to use. >> on to the stock. much more important. >> because they are good in nutrients. if you want the freshest brussels sprouts by them on the stock. this time of year they are available, at whole foods and sprouts, they are in stock. >> half moon bay. >> you can eat the stock. the stock is very fibrous and you have to slice it against the grain, and steam it. >> we have about a minute. that is radicchio and italian chicory. it's a bit of bitter taste. in the wall now is the best time to get it. it has the tendency to dampen the spiciness. you can slice it then put it in pasta. it adds color for the holiday dish. snap peas. string beans. they are not called string beans anymore because they don't have strings anymore they are string lists. collard greens, leaks are great right now. and the bottom portion. beats. >> what is your - - was fantastic right now the radishes and the app holds. christina larkin - - they went out and brought in everything we could think of to make you

tomorrow, we'll be at various safeway locations across the bay area collecting dotions. vianey arana joined us from santa cliera. we saw a very cute baby. can we see that little guy again? >> you know what. you can. where did the baby go? actually, the baby might be off finding food, but i did hold the baby. yeah, so we'll bring the baby back in a bit. we have this great food drive. $10 will go a long way. you have been hearing about the poor air quality, and it's impacting our food drive this year. here to tell us more about that is leslie. tell us about the air quality. >> that's right. at the food bank, we serve 260,000 people every single month. this week before thanksgiving is an especially critical time. unfortunately, many of our sites, partners are schools, senior centers, and they had to close due to the poor air quality. right now, we're contacting our partners to distribute food next week to ask if they can take on more clients. we want everyone to know if you missed your food distribution this week, you can go to our website, or you can call our food connecti

. >> this could be for two people who work at safeway. this is designed for families that make between 80,000- $150,000. >> i am always looking on zillow -- what i have money for this? what i would have to sacrifice. >> this program offers up to a 17% down payment with the fire contributing 3%. it is a 30 year loan. the maximum price for a home is $80,000. -- $800,000. >>> customers are complaining that amazon is using a deceptive design to trick people to bind these products instead of items from a baby registry. amazon sponsored ads have appeared for more than a year and the spokesperson declined to comment on this criticism. they said the retailer is now phasing out those sponsored listings. >>> in the meantime amazon is selling a toy that is a toy vacuum cleaner that actually works. it's listed for $30. parents say it is strong enough to pick up went and hair and crumbs.>>> a major announcement. how this state senator hopes to provide free medical marijuana. >>> also the areas burned by recent wildfires -- the preparations underway in

the food drive runs through christmas day at 170 safeway locations. >>> it is 7:17. let's check in with vianey arana with a look at our sunday forecast. it seems to be getting worse out there, but this is actually a marine layer now. >> it is. that doesn't make it better. it still continues to trap the air quality right at the surface, so we've got a combination right now of low clouds and still smoke. so it's going to be hazy out there, but the temperatures are cold, which is why there's a winter spare the air alert in effect and remember the smoke advisory said to be in place through 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. until tuesday. look at the shot right now of san jose. it's a little bit cloudy out there, temperatures waking up into the 40s only. 45 degrees, we've got the wind speeds nice and light. winds not really playing a factor in these weather conditions. as far as the daytime temperatures go, very similar to what we saw yesterday, the temperatures were nice and cool. if you're headed out the door, anywhere near the north bay or into the interior valleys, bundle up. it's

. >> come with me to safeway, i'll be there for the food drive. my mom goes around the store. >> i do it afterwards and viewers are like, hey, what are you doing here? >> we are starting out this morning with a lot of the smoke still blanketing the bay area. here's a live look outside in san francisco from our sutro tower camera. that's not fog. that is smoke as we start out on this thursday. this is the same view we've seen with our temperatures starting out just about the same. still cold. 44 degrees as you head out in san francisco. freezing in santa rosa. just above freezing in fairfield. 33 right now in san martin. san jose walks out the door to about 42 degrees. we're looking at our highs today in the upper 60s and low 70s. it's going to be a day pretty much like yesterday. i've got storm ranger powered up. it's sitting on san bruno mountain. that's the red scan there. our mobile doppler radar ready to track the next storm set to move into the bay area. we're on the countdown because we're so looking forward to this. this is about five days

safeway and visa gifts all donated by friends, family and neighbors in danville.sean gann, tbirds varsityk there are a lot of families that want to help out ... it's understanding how do we do it, right? what do they truly need?"one by one ... more and more gift cards were donated ...all of them being sent to the victims of the northern california camp fire where thousands of people lost their homes.deana dickerson, cpc missions director"i was blown away. i know our church and our community is incredibly generous and that's something i absolutely love about living here is the people step up when there is a need."in just three days -- people have donated more than 60-thousand dollars worth of donations and gift cards for the victims. anna rainsford, donated gift cards"it was devastating finding out so many people lost their families and their homes and it was very sad and tragic and with our family, ( darya ) coming up on kron4 morning news at 8... we'll have a live report from one of the bay area's thanksgiving traditions. ( darya ) but first... a thanksgiving warning. experts say you may

easy to do, check it at safeway checkout stand. >>> views are changing in san francisco.ew building goes up, normally a celebration when it's done. >> this, old burger king was demolished. >> worked at front counter. >> not many people looking back at first fast food job with nostalgia. >> right here was the counter. >> but tom williams remembers good things working at burger king. best part wasn't the work as the burger king views. >> every time you walk into the rooms, wow. >> this was once located in this building in san francisco's presidio when the army still ran the place. >> could see alcatraz, angel island, boats coming in. >> restaurant is long gone, views still here from inside the building. >> one of the most beautiful burger kings on the planet, back in the day it was. >> reason the days are numbered. just on the other side is this view. >> look down, building between you and bay. going to knock it down and have a bit of a party. >> building's demolition not an ending but beginning. presidio trust views it as symbolic kickoff for building park over the traffic

. >> and we have our drive going on at safeway. >>> let'sring in jeff ranieri now. i don't know whether to give you a high-5 or hug you. >> we can do a fist bump for now. enjoying the fact that there is no smoke across the bay area. this will bring flood concern in northern california, but we will get to that. it is nice to soak in the fact that we are not seeing smoke. after 14 days of smoke and unhealthy air, it is amazing to go outside and be able to breathe. in san francisco, 60 degrees. 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

. >>> he used to measure pounds of turkey at th safeway deli county and nownd p for pound jarrett herd is one of the best inhe mboxing world. now the story. >> reporter: his left jab is dangerous. his right hook devastating. and his 22-0 records impeck bl. he is jarrett hurd, pride and joy of a small city. >> and not a lot of people -- not a lot of people come from and for me to be one of the first and only guys from accokeek to become a world champion, let alone unified world champion, it speaks volumes. >> reporter:he man known as swift is coming off the two mpggest wins of h career. unified world cn in the 154 pounds, but not so long ago, he had a different type of job in hisocal community. >> safeway down in ft. washorgton. i wasng there as the deli clerk. and i was making sandwiches, flying chicken tenders. working there gave me a mindset to want more. >> reporter: he still lives at home, and he says the real pressure to think a future came from his mother. >> she was like if you want to do it, i'll givyou three years. if you show me some type of progress in three years, then we c

you can make a donation at bay area safeway stores. >> vikki had her kids out there. they were so cute. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mahershala ali, chris colfer, blake mycoskie, musical guest michael buble, and feating the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 9-6-4. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much everybody, hey! [ cheers and applause ] welcome everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] this is it. you're here. you made it. thank you for being here. you guys, this thursday is thanksgiving! [ cheers ] yeah, and tomorrow at the white house president trump will pardon a turkey, and after the ceremony the turkey will be sent to live on a farm upstate with jeff sessions. [ laughter and applause ] americans actually get to vote on which turkey trump pardons, and i saw t

e-coli illnesses came from california. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live at the walnut creek safewaytest... sara? <"my wife threw out some of the lettuce we had that was in our refridgerator and most of the stores have taken it off the shelves so that's what we did and we didn't have it for thanksgiving."> thanks sara. ( darya ) in the east bay... police are looking for the person responsible for putting racst grafitti on several cars and buildings. ( james ) kron4's maureen kelly has the details. everybody was really disheartened and disappointed that something like this would happen especially in 2018the church of god holy was hit with four swatikas and foul language.a baptist church a few blocks away was similarly spraypainted.....but this time the vandal tagged the n word on the front door.several other businesses in the city's downtown where hit....much was cleaned up by monday afternoon.....a mural painted in the 90's depicting a chapter of antioch's history was also defaced....many of the faces blotted out.it's believed at least 20 buildings and vehicles were tagged over two d

. >> it is as easy as tearing off a flier at safeway registers for a $1, $5, or $10 donation and paying for it with your food. a bag of food for people that might go hungry. >> this day alone brings in 30% to 40% of the money for the campaign. >>> our food drive runs through december 25th, so you still have time to give. reporting live from san jose, laura sambell. >> i was out there in santa clara, you were in mill valley, right? >> yeah, everyone came out and good support despite the air quality. >> yeah, three more days of this before things begin to change, you might have noticed a bit of a unhealthy to unhealthy, to spare the air slightly. not much change inland. concord and napa still very unhealthy at this time. the air quality index, hazy skies take you into san jose. that smoke index in the 150s. currently at about 53 degrees. a slight change on shore push of air. getting better air in from the west, seeing just a little bit of that right now, and the short range outlook for your sunday shows if that push continues, we might see a brief braeak from te bad air at the coast and p

including a safeway was destroyed. one of the evacuation centers. he met an extended family of 19 people. their five homes were all destroyed. they're now staying in tents at the glenn county fairground. meanwhile, in southern california a new fire erupted today. this one is in simi valley. firefighters were able to get it under control at 150 acres and they are making some progress on the larger woolsey fire. abc news reporter natalie brunell live in ventura county with the latest. natalie? >> reporter: firefighters were able to make some good progress over the weekend but check out this destruction. that home belonging to a firefighter who is back on the fire lines and we are under a wed flag warning meaning strong wintds and bone dry conditions fueling more flames. firefighters on the front lines battling fatigue and a new round of ferocious santa ana winds and now new fires erupting. flames coming dangerously close to cars in l.a.'s simi vamly. >> they're going to shut down the 118 completely, the eastbound lanes.

head over to your local safeway, give what you can. the drive goes on until december 25th. a tear sheet. >> $1 to $10. >> go out and give. >>> our next newscast is at about 5:00, but we'll be here tomorrow for midday and "today in the bay" at 4:30 a.m. >> join us every day and make it a thing. >> make it a thing. ♪ when i comeñr through ♪ ñ i need a girl like yo♪ >>> yeah, yeah, yeah. no, no, no? the pressure is on. willÑi maroon 5 play at the sup bowl or not? we are back from new york. scott and i made it back. natalie is on assign. today for the "today" show. >> which i saw that kit had the hands up here. bring it down. >> scott tells me, auntie,Ñi brg i live rightlp here. you take it right here. >> right here. who'sñr calling? who's calling? >>xdai

but, here at the safeway, it was still on the shelves this afternoon. forget about caesar salads for a while. the centers for disease control and prevention is telling people in the united states and canada to stop eating romaine lettuce. health officials are battling a new outbreak of e. coli and issued a statement. quote, the cdc is advising that u.s. consumers not eat any romaine lettuce, and retailers and restaurants not serve or sell any until we learn more about the outbreak. despite the warning, the safeway store in san francisco's marina district was still selling romaine lettuce tuesday afternoon. we bought two kinds of romaine lettuce. ld us it any problems. . but, shoppers say they will be cautious. >> i will throw my romaine away as soon as i get home. yeah. thanks for letting me know. >> if there is an e. coli contamination, that's nothing to mess with. >> reporter: the federal drug administration says it doesn't have enough information to ask suppliers for a recall so is putting out the warning before thanksgiving instead. so far, more tha

. >>> police in solano county got a call about a car parked in a safeway parking lot but it was covered in blood. they tested the blood but it didn't belong to a human or animal. that's when they discovered the whole thing was a prank by a local artist. police say he can pick up his art piece at the impound lot. >> i'm sure with a fee attached to that. >> no doubt. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," including kari's look at the forecast. >> let's get you out the door, 4:56 with a live look in fremont and we'll be in the mid-50s as you start out on this 1st day of november. we're heading into the upper 60s. we'll take a look at all of our microclimates coming up next. >>> we have a rough start along the bay bridge. a sig alert has been issued along the eastbound side just after treasure island. four lanes remain closed. only one lane is open. i'll have the latest updates on that from the chp coming up. >>> plus, we're about 12 hours away from kickoff at levi stadium. the extra skaurt measures you'll notice. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simpl

. >>> the safeway holiday ice rink opens today. the ice rink is open daily from 10:00 a.m.o 11:30 p.m. probably a great way to cool down, right, mike? >> absolutely. probably a little soft at the beginning. also until we get the temperatures down a little bit during the afternoon hours. still, what a great time. the fire danger starts at 10:00 tonight. you can see bleeding into the north bay mountains. at 9:00 tomorrow morning, some of the fastest winds are hitting 40 miles per hour. they will taper a little bit during the day. once the sunsets at 6:00, the winds, they increase once again. this will coincide with relative humidity levels in the 10 to 20% across the board. even if it's not breezy in your neighborhood, it's still going to be very dry. >>etta on the wednesday morning drive. looking at a little bit of a stackup in the cash lanes on either side of the bay bridge toll plaza. we should be about 20, 25 minutes away from the metering lights flipping on. yesterday it was 5:23. mass transit looking good. 34 bart trains in service. ace 1 on time. and normal service on

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this years turkeys were donated by safeway... (robin) here's a live look outside...en gate bridge. the hollywood welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a new star on the hollywood walk of fame, plus a sequel starring lego characters, and a movie where áyou'reá the star! rick damigella has the details in the hollywood minute. "without humanities and arts programs, i wouldn't be standing here."tony, emmy, grammy, and pulitzer prize winner lin-manuel miranda is about to add another honor: a star on the hollywood walk of fame! the "hamilton" creator's ceremony is set for friday, november 30th on hollywood boulevard. it'll be good practice for all the press he's about to do for "mary poppins returns," which opens december 19th."who are you?" "the name's rex dangerfest: galaxy-defending archaeologist, cowboy, and raptor trainer!" (nat-laughter) "i don't get it."you get the latest trailer for "the lego movie two: the second part." chris pratt, elizabeth banks, tiffany haddish and lead the voice animated sequel, which t

here in bay area, you won't find any romain lettuce at this safeway. and people are finding out just how much they miss romain lettuce. if you're looking for a head of romain lettuce here in san jose, you can forget about it. it's all been pulled. same thing at many bay area restaurants, including sweet tomatoes in sunnyvale. >> people are very upset when they came in. >> reporter: 32 people sickened in 11 states from california to the east coast. >> it can cause severe diarrhea, sometimes even bloody diarrhea, cramps, sometimes a fever, naus sha and vomiting. >> romain lettuce is used in ceasar salad, which is a crucial dish in thanksgiving for some families. >> reporter: but some let us know they won't miss it. >> no, because we're filipino, so we don't really have salad. we like to have real food. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, n online child investigation leads to the arrest of a san francisco pastor. 59-year-old steven saban is accused of distributing child porn. he is a pastor at christ church lutheran. investigators say when they searched his hom

on safeway bitch step boston on their. way to kill your bitch. practically scoring it will right now. we have three incredibly gifted offensive players and their own foreman working hard the rest of the team fights for and with. frankfurt had twenty goals headed into their matchups to court with at least one of the three involved in all of them to buck the trend continue this weekend just ten minutes in and you bitch forced to rebounds that there was happy to put away to a coma see what was up i twenty minutes later and the familiar three were running at the stuttgart defense the danger seemed clear but your pitch and rate it kept up the pressure. of the buck to know frankfurt at the. strict parts tail slide as unstoppable as frankfurt's attack above to communicating that we were not dripping in confidence practically every ball that went to your victory pitch was dangerous and your children david coleman is. was a stock kind of showing in the brain this league is just not enough. karts record under new coach marcos von seal three games three los

. >> nbc bay area news is making it easy to give back by partnering with safeway for our annual "feed the need" food drive. donations are still coming in. they'll be coming in until christmas day, laura. >> reporter: that's right. i am at the second harvest food bank and take a look here at these hard working volunteers. they have been here all day long. this has just a small sample of the food they havete all the food from this crate will be taken back into the warehouse where it will be sorted and given away and there's another even easier way for you to doing our annual "fe the need" food drive. >> reporter: one by one volunteers and friendly faces from nbc and telemundo reach out to others in hopes that they too will reach out to those in need. joseph schatz from santa clara have been there. >> we were out of work for almost two years and we struggled and almost lost our home and had a lot of trouble but now we're back in the pink. >> reporter: now he's paying it forward through "feed the need," our stations annual holiday food drive. >> try and help everybody i can, but around th

safeway and visa gifts all donated by friends, family and neighbors in danville.sean gann, tbirds varsityi think there are a lot of families that want to help out ... it's understanding how do we do it, right? what do they truly need?"one by one ... more and more gift cards were donated ...all of them being sent to the victims of the northern california camp fire where thousands of people lost their homes.deana dickerson, cpc missions director"i was blown away. i know our church and our community is incredibly generous and that's something i absolutely love about living here is the people step up when there is a need."in just three days -- people have donated more than 60-thousand dollars worth of donations and gift cards for the victims. anna rainsford, donated gift cards"it was devastating finding out so many people lost their families and their homes and it was very sad and tragic and with our family, we thought right away, how can we help them? and that's a great opportunity to be able to do that for them."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"you have until next friday to donate. we will

. >> reporter: in the safeway produce aisle there's a hole where the romaine lettuce should be, same with the prepackaged salads, following a sweeping cdc warning to toss romaine lettuce across the country thanks to an e. coli outbreak. this strain of e. coli is particularly potent. >> not only does it produce a disease but it can produce a toxin, a poison, that involves the kidneys. so you can get subsequent kidney failure. >> reporter: the outbreak has already sickened 32, including ten californians. terrence hogg, with the san francisco department of public health food safety division says everyone should go a step the garbage can, like cleaning your fridge. >> don't neglect the part of, like you said, washing, rinsing, but then after that sanitize down that crisper or that refrigeration unit you think may have come in contact with the potentially contaminated food. >> reporter: in san jose, jesus beltran worked swiftly to get it off of the shelves and out of the salad bar. >> we don't take no chances. we don't want anybody getting sick, especially during the holidays. >> reporter

i feel like we were just here over at safeway. damian: well, welcome back. now, we were talking off camera about how depressing and startling, add whatever you want, the numbers are. and the numbers are sad. damian: when you have, let's see what we have here, one in four residents of santa clara county are at risk of hunger. what does that say about where we're living and how we're treating those who are making pretty good money,

dixon police got a call about a car parked in the safeway parking lot covered in blood. supposedly.fficers towed the car, tested the blood. not human or animal. that's when they discovered the whole thing was a prank by a local artist. police say he can pick up his art piece at the impound lot. >>> google still a few years away from opening its planned mega campus near downtown san jose. google is now moving into north san jose. google is everywhere. the company paid cash for a pair of curved office buildings on north first street just a few blocks south of alvista. with enough room for about 2,000 employees. the buildings have been home to several companies in recent years. >>> well, up next the late-night developments from barry bonds regarding the passing of willie mccovey. and what klay thompson showed up wearing to tonight's warriors game. stay with us. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to pr

big box stores picked up the safeway. subways buildings offices on the program completely gone through gone. the u.s. government is aiming to make it harder for people crossing the us mexico border illegally to claim asylum people caught crossing anywhere other than official border posts won't be allowed to present asylum claims a caravan with thousands of people from central america is currently traveling towards the border between mexico and the united states the news continues after al-jazeera correspondent more news in about twenty five minutes i'll see you then. my name is tommy lamar shall not meet them i was born a citizen of the union of soviet socialist republics. the u.s.s.r. . people think that when the hammer and sickle flag came down on the kremlin in december one thousand ninety one the world changed but things are never that simple. i was too young to remember soviet rule but i have lived my whole life in its shadow. as a georgian i cannot forget the fact that my family members where executed in the soviet

r >> commissioner rosales: safeway was the only other grocery? >> entirely.ate? what do you offer for particulatmarketrate? >> market rate for the parking spaces? the rates varied from about $300 a month to $350. that's in line with everyone else's pricing in mission bay. >> commissioner singh: how much it cost for parking? >> to clarify currently, the parking is only available to residents on a monthly basis. they rent the space for the entire month at a rate of $300 to $350. currently there's no -- you can't just drive in and park there for an hour. >> commissioner singh: [indisce] >> they've done the analysis month over month. consistently, the parking utilization has been under 50% for quite some time. >> chair mondejar: all the units are market rate in the building? >> that's correct. >> chair mondejar: how many units.1qxf >> 315. >> chair mondejar: that's why you have one on one parking spaces and only 50% are utilized or rented? >> consistentlyless than 50%. >> you allotted 25 spaces 19 for gus's. what about the other? 135 and 140 empty real estate? >>

big box stores picked up and safeway. subways buildings offices all. completely gone through gone. elise seven people were killed in a building fire in the south korean capital seoul eleven others were injured and emergency responders say the death toll could rise authorities say sprinklers were not installed in the dormitory style housing because it was an older structure. central african republic refugees mostly muslims have slowly started to return to their homes but their arrival is causing new tensions in the city of karma because the homes and businesses they left have now been occupied by non muslims the u.n. and aid agencies hope to avert further violence by building new homes nicholas hawk reports. it is easy return home from a two year long exam. gone are the pictures of his son mohammed do into my room the wall so to the bed shared with his wife and the so for the family sat around to watch t.v. . only the memories remain. lehman the diamond dealer was looted by friends and neighbors who after a lifetime living side by side in peace chase his family from their home becau

. >> this could be for two people who work at safeway.signed for people who make between $80,000 and $150,000 per year. they offer enough so the buyer only has to come up with 3%. the maximum price for the home, $800,000. according to the realtors, the median price for a single- family home in the county is $1.2 million. a condo in a townhome, $925,000. >> it will be a challenge. i think the market is something a little bit. >> she manages a real estate firm in san jose and said as interest rate rise, there are some homes that are priced at $800,000. >> you may have to compromise on size or school districts. everyone sets their sights high. >> that is the challenge, county leaders say they are open to redesigning the program if it doesn't work. >> back to you. >>> that system is moving onshore now. we do have heavy rain in parts of the area. the rain this area. it is coming onshore pretty quickly. that's gothis area here this is significant rain over here. we almost have one inch of rain in this area near richmond. these rainfall rates ar