a lot of uncertainty in this area as san jose police are searching for someone who shot and hit a san jose police officer. we're live in san jose. when we get more information, we'll bring it to you. back to you. >> thank you. we have a safety concern here. wave traffic concern less than two mile away from where jean ellie is. we bring in george kiriyama with more information on this developing story. >> reporter: we are in the area where they are actually searching for a suspect or suspects connected to these robberies, death to the crime spree. we're in the location near donald meyer elementary school. we have a spokesperson from the san jose police department. sergeant, first off, let's talk about this officer here. what that to the officer tonight? >> the officer is a hero. we have four robberies today spread throughout the day. the final robbery took place at a fast food restaurant. the officer spotted the vehicle. he went to stop it. the vehicle fled. there was a vehicle pursuit. the suspect stopped in the area in east san jose. one of the suspects jumped out. the vehicle took m

san jose state's football team a winning season this year. the fans are coming to the stadium but not necessarily to watch the football game. lexi? >> that's right, tyler. you'd think a winning season mes rushing in to spartans stadium. as i've learned, that's not the case. football is not the only reason fans come to spartan stadium on saturdays. students like katie dunn go for the tailgate. >> i don't know, i feel like everyone is having a better time at the tailgate. when not a lot of people go it's not as much fun. >> that's exactly what spartan football is lacking, the support. sophomore john wearing a beer helmet says even if he does go in, he won't stay for the full game. >> oh, absolutely. every time at halftime i get wao tired and i have to pass out and go to sleep. >> some students say they're more interested in drinking hard alcohol, beer, and listening to music than cheering on their spartans. >> the more people that drink, the more of a possibility someone may use bad judgment, may get hurt or injured or suffer some kind of alcoh

us live in san jose now. elissa harrington. >> reporter: what this means is tens of thousands of workers in san jose will get a 25% raise. the measure d does seam to be holding on strong to its lead this morning and if it passes, minimum wage will go from $8 an hour, which is the state's hourly minimum, to $10 an hour. measure d has been a very big issue here ever since some san jose state sociology students came up with the idea. it got the support of labor unions and backers raised nearly $300,000 to fight for it. >> 50,000 people in san jose, the tenth larger city in the country, are going to get a raise. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: those against measure d including some business owners worry that if it passes, that will lead to them having to cut jobs, cut hours and might prevent new businesses from wanting to open here. in fact, san jose mayor chuck reed is one of the opponents. there are still quite a few vote-by-mail ballots to count. but at this point, it looks like it could pass at 59%. it n

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. an active and vocal scene with the teachers in san jose. >>> do the los angeles dodgers yo' the city of san francisco money? the city says yes. san francisco wants the dodgers to pay up $1.2 million is at stake. the city wants to recoup the unpaid cost of caring for giants fan bryan stow at san francisco general. he spent four months for a traumatic brain injury after he was brutally beaten outside of a dodgers game in march of last year. city lawyers have asked the bankruptcy judge to add san francisco with a claims against the baseball team. the team filed for chapter 11 after its owner ran into problems during a bitter divorce from his wife. stow and his family are suing the team also for as much as $50 million. >>> in just about an hour, san jose neighbors will start giving their two cents on who the next police chief should be. the city is holding a series of meetings to gather information and create a profile of what the best candidate for chief would be. nbc bay area's damian t

currently only police and the military can fire guns at the san jose airport so the city council will approve the change. san francisco and oakland airports already use guns to clear runways. >>> wine country is turning into olive country. sonoma olive growers get ready for a big harvest. the season is december through february in the region. it will kick off later with a blessing of the olives in downtown sonoma. growers say this year's harvest of california olives is expected to be two and a half times the size of last year. sonoma county has the largest number of olives, oil producers in the state, with the industry becoming more important as it blends with existing food and wine tourism. >>> time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. clear as a bell in some parts of the bay but very fog knee others. >> yes, and likely on your drive you'll encounter deep pockets of fog, especially if you're headed up or down the peninsula this morning. that's where the fog is the most severe at this point. we are expecting numbers to continuously drop off. fairfield is down to z

we are live in san jose.e'll tell you how short they are on turkeys. >>> san jose police launching a man hunt for the second suspect in an officer involved shooting. what we're finding out today about the crimes that led up to that shooting. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ get to holiday fun faster with pillsbury cookie dough. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's a brand new day. it's a monday november 19th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. it is almost 5:30. we want to check in with steve. are we going to have nice weather this week? >> after wednesday. >> okay. >> that's just the way we plan it. cloudy to mostly cloudy here this morning. rain has moved to the north

james park in san jose. bob mann with california superstores started the tradition last year. >> i just want to give. it's something that we need to do and share. it's part of bringing people together and letting them realize what the whole family thing is about. >> reporter: across town at sacred heart community service, hundreds of people lined up to receive last-minute bags of food. this year more than 4200 people received boxes of food and a turkey, including tanya herera, a single mother of four who is pregnant. >> it helps me a lot because it's hard to find work and child care and everything. and places to live because of the situation of the economy. so but now this is like helped out a real lot. >> reporter: and the number of people needing help is growing daily. >> yesterday we signed up 74 new families who have never before needed help. they've come to sacred heart yesterday. on monday we signed up 81 new families. >> reporter: here at ristorante don giovanni in mountain view, people will pull up c

of san jose. i think they really love working for the city of san jose. i think they're making very personal decisions based on personal reasons, largely, financial. >> reporter: you don't feel guilty about that? your old job that those other officers are leaving and coming to you? >> you know, it's difficult. my heart's torn. >> reporter: and gammons insists the officers are calling him, not the other way around. >> there's no mistaking that. i've not picked up a phone and called san jose officers and said, i'm looking for new laterals. >> reporter: but he will pick up the phone if they call, knowing there's a cop on the other end with amazing experience and training. >> today, i'm serving the community of redwood city. i want to do everything i can to benefit this community as the communities in san jose were benefited at one time. >> reporter: here's some perspective. there are 12 police chiefs in california who once climbed the ranks here in san jose. hayward, daly city, san leandro to name a

congratulations to san jose state football.hat's good stuff. >> good spartans. >> yeah. >>> in terms of the forecast? >> we expect some rain coming up. not for two more days. you have two days. get it while it's dry. >> thanks. thanks for being with us. look at that nice shot. we will leave you this in san francisco. join us at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. bye, you guys. you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [ male announcer ] being together is the best part of the holidays and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. you just ate dallas! and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. - it doesn't matter how long you've lived in new york, it's still fun to look up and pretend all the buildings are giant severed ro

">>>san jose state student achida sama ...lpless as he watched superstorm sandy slam into the east coast. " i felt like there was nothing i could do, but just sit in my corner and pray." sama's mother and sister live in new york and maryland. "i was calling them a lot. i was always texting them. i was trying to stay up to date on like the status of how severe hurricane sandy was." his family got through the storm okay ... but many people didn't. that's why local red cross volunteers are helping in shelters just like this one at a high school in new jersey. "the silicon valley chapter along with the three other chapters in the region which are they bay area, monterey, and santa cruz. all three chapters have had dedicated volunteers deployed to the east coast, right now we have 126 volunteers out there responding." and many people are helping in other ways ... like donating blood to replenish supplies back east. the red cross is also helping to connect family members separated by long distances. "we have something online called

you have 30s and 40s across the north bay into fairfield, san jose, san francisco, a bit more mild. numbers there closer to the low 50s. here's the problem with breaking up the fog. we don't have a lot of wind this morning. you need some of that wind again as we've been talking about to mix down drier air higher up to sea level. we're looking at the sun really to help mix things up as we go through the late morning hours. it does look like right around lunchtime, i think that's when fog will start to break up. 9:00 still socked in. notice trend hour by hour. even noon you see some patches of fog around the south bay and around the central bay. from noon until 3:00, looks like we'll get hazy sunshine. we're looking at three to four hours of sunshine today so temperatures are going to be running cooler than what we saw yesterday. satellite radar view shows you high clouds going on by. weak weather system not bringing us rain. bigger changes coming up toward middle part of the week. still on schedule. we'll go from pattern keeping us foggy and dry to one that's going to introduce chanc

you saw the best area one of the best areas in san jose this morning. they are reaping the benefits. yesterday they had a ton of fog by , just leftover in the delta, afternoon highs unhazy sun, low to mid 60s nice afternoon ahead. >>> happy monday. the bridge fog advisories have been extended for two more hours. let's go to san jose south 85 almaden off-ramp, overturned vehicle, driver abandoned the car on a shoulder, traffic getting by, westbound 237 at zanker five-car accident out of lanes cleared to the shoulder, a bit of slowing westbound. northbound 880 at fruitvale no accident in the right lane. >>> 6:40 -- 6:41. san francisco general hospital suing the los angeles dodgers and former owner mccourt over the beating of fan brian stow. the hospital is asking for 1.2 million dollars to cover the cost of providing stow's extensive brain trauma care his family is already suing the team for 50 million dollars to cover his lifetime medical care. the 43-year-old stow was brutally beaten by two dodger fans following the season opener against the giants. >>>

who will be san jose's top cop? crime is high and nbc has learned of two names that may potentially replace him. one is the chief from fresno. another is sacramento chief brazil. brazil is set to retire next month. marianne joins us with the latest on the search. >> reporter: in just a few minutes at 6:30 you can come to the community center and voice your opinion about ha type of qualities you would like to see in the new san jose police chief. it's the first of several throughout the city. >> san jose's new top cop will grapple with rising crime, shrinking budgets and declining moral. that's just the beginning. the last four police chiefs have all come from within the department. some say it's time to try a new approach. >> the problems need to be solved by an outsider who will take a fresh look at the way business is done in san jose. >> kenneth kelly, a former board member of san jose crime stoppers hopes the new police chief will commit to staying on the job at least five years. >> we need to hire a police chie

and temperatures matching that right now. 52 degrees in san jose. 54 san francisco. look at fairfield and santa rosa, all ready now. low 40s. not much wind out there. and we do have fog already setting up. in fact some pretty thick fog along interstate 80 as you head along to solano county. that area right there fairfield into eastern contra costa county, as we head into tomorrow some of that fog may linger and keep the daytime temperatures down eye bit. also some patchy thick fog along those north bay valleys too. as we go through the next few hours, as we show you o'hour by hour overnight, we'll also have some coastal low clouds returning as the sea breeze starts to pick back up. through see some thicker fog in the central valley. that will be in our north and east bay valleys tomorrow morning and then during the afternoon hazy sunshine inland and still some patchy clouds likely on the coast. but the zliet view shows you that the storm track is still safely off to the north. this system here that will drop down through northern california will bring us some high cl

mckey and jackson in san jose.stbound mckey shut or closed i should say,$r4 o westbound getting through. westbound dumbarton earlier accident at toll cleared, things should be picking up there as you make your way on the dumbarton bridge. >>> ahead, five things to know before you go. >>> abc7 morning news returns >>> live look at the san mateo bridge traffic slow no accidents on this bridge. certainly, there are a lot of issues on the roads this morning. sue tracking a lot of accidents because of the rain. that rain moving all around mike has one final check in a second. >>> five things to know before you go: number one, getaway day for many seeing slick roads, traffic moderate, riddled with problems like spin-outs and rollovers due to the slick, wet roads. >> number two, skies will be busy today for the holiday getaway, live look at sfo outside the terminal, looks like it is drying off a little, going to be busy. passengers packing in long lines inside as people fly out for the thanksgiving holiday. they aren't se

thomas moore school in san jose.re called to the scene just after 1:00 this morning. they had the fire under control in about half an hour. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. >>> well, no doubt it was a championship party to remember. unfortunately, a man injured while celebrating the giants world series win last week has died. now police are asking for people to help find out exactly how this happened. police say sean moffitt was hit in the head on october 28th. he was sent to the hospital where unfortunately he died two days later. police say they're not sure whether he was attacked or just accidentally hurt. they're now asking possible witnesses out there in that area for any surveillance footage or photos to solve the case. >>> school administrators in albany want parents to start talking to their children about depression and suicide along with how to cope with tragedies. the panel using a special meeting last night to address the topics in the wake of two recent deaths in the school district.

a live report at a tree lighting ceremony in san jose. >>> and an orange and black friday. explain. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. tracking clear skies in san francisco tonight for a couple of tree lightings in downtown with low 60s. 61 right now in san jose. it's going to get cold tonight. temperatures dropping into the mid 50s. your weekend forecast is coming up. >>> there is a lot of activity in downtown san jose right now for christmas in the park. the emcee for tonight's festivities, marla taya. she joins us live. good evening, marla. >> reporter: janell, good evening. we're right underneath the beautiful circle across the street from christmas in the park. just minutes ago, we witnessed the annual tree lighting ceremony. here's a look at it. there is a 10-second countdown and the tree lit up. i know you saw that happen. thousands out here tonight. christy yamaguchi did the honors of lighting the christmas tree. this does not cost a penny, perfect for the family through the holiday season. it runs tonight through new year's day. back here live

san jose police holding a news conference this morning to discuss manhunt for the mur suspect who shotit out with police friday night, wound ago officer. place arrested his accomplice jonathan wilbanks of san jose held on suspicion of murder, attempted murder of a police officer and armed rob little. police say the pair went on a crime spree friday night willing -- killing a 22-year-old in a carjacking attempt at a 711 store. coming up at 6:30, kira klapper will join us with the reward officers are hoping will bring the wanted manna -- wanted man into custody. >> families waiting online to get help for the holidays. that need is definitely not over yet. >> reporter: we are here in the pantry where it looks like there is a lot of food. check out the vegetables behind me, they tell me they still feel like they are short. they would love to see another 1,000 turkeys so they can meet their goals this week. people coming to pick up food have an points, no need to wait in line. check out what we found this morning, people out in the cold, waiting in line, officials say they did not expect to

and that's the scene right now in san jose. lights are on and mostly cloudy skies. 61 degrees there. cloudy skies right now in san francisco. southerly breeze at 12 miles per hour. your forecast what you need to know more showers tonight and then a lull then more scattered showers after midnight. and then our extended forecast calls for very little sunshine. tonight overnight into the 40s and low 50s. from 43 to about roughly 53 degrees for overnight lows. here's the deal. this is really interesting to washington it's beautiful. it's an area of low pressure the tail end of it here right there sideswipes the northwestern section of the state of california. you can see it right there. that's why we're going to be wet again tonight. this translates into snow into the highest elevations of the tahoe area. but watch our futurecast. bam, right there, it places that cold front stretched right across the central bay about 8:00 tonight. and then there's that low i was alluding to with more scattered showers for sunday morning. the bul of

, are officers jumping ship from the san jose police department? we'll show you the bay area city actively recruiting disgruntled officers from jpd. >>> a surprising crime. two students robbed at gunpoint at foothill college today. it happened on the foothill campus in los altos hills about 9:00 this morning. campus police say two students were stopped by a man with a gun and robbed of their backpacks. >> very rare in my history here, which is 16 years, i've never seen an armed robbery situation here at foothill college. it's certainly not unusual on college campuses to have crime. but in this area, for our campus, it is. >> police and sheriff's departments searched the campus, but didn't find the suspect. the suspect was not locked down, and no classes were interrupted or disrupted. students, faculty and staff were alert to have had crime through the school's emergency notification system. >>> in vallejo now. the 14-year-old boy accused in the violent sexual attack on a 65-year-old woman made his first court appearance today. here are some still p

an all out manhunt in san jose. at this hour, one man is in custody and a $20,000 reward offered for information leading to the arrest of a second suspect. this following four robberies and homicide and officer-involved shooting. bob redell is live at city waha with the latest information after being briefed. quite a situation. >> reporter: along with the mayor's office. good morning, jon. the mayor's office has just upped the reward looking for the second man wanted in connection with the attempted murder of two police officers and the murder of an innocent civilian. police have also just released a sketch of the second suspect who is right now considered to be san jose's public enemy number one. to put an exclamation point on this. the assistant police chief along with mayor chuck reed and the city council participated in the joint news conference that ended an hour ago. the mayor will contribute $10,000 from his budget to raise the reward to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest of suspect number two. pol

we are at san jose community service. look at this line you can see where it starts and tents set-up. as we pan, people brought their own tents, tarps and umbrellas, desperate for these food boxes they are willing to wait in the rain, the line goes to this corner at first street, turns the corner and goes halfway down the block. they are waiting to register for the food boxes they get to sign up for two, one for thanksgiving and one for christmas. organizers this year saying the lines are not necessarily -- necessary that they are going to have enough food. clearly people aren't willing to take any chances. >> blankets and food. and a tent. >> some of them have parttime jobs where they used to have fulltime jobs, they are really struggling now assets drying up quickly. >> reporter: in addition to the food, people can sign up to get toys for the holidays. organizers have 16,000 toys to give away this year. the doors at san jose community service open at 7:30 this morning. they close at 6:00 this evening. people registering

near san jose.u are headed out the door two hands on the wheel on this wet and soggy saturday morning. festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. . >>> sweeping view over the bay area. it's a gloomy start to the day. cloudy skies,. > lots of company if you are heading to the airport. flight delays yesterday where the travel rush is officially getting underway. travelers experienced delays of two and a half hours, most flights appear to be departing on time at all three major airports. >>> aaa free districts 5.4 million plan to travel during the four day weekend. that's an increase of .6% compared to last year. more than 4.7 million people in california are expected to drive to their destination, nationally more than 43 million are expected to travel at least 50 miles. >> a southern california man was arrested at the oakland airport after authorities say he tried to get through security with a watch, modified by materials that could have been used to trigger an explosive. jef

slipping into san jose before midnight then out of here.ere's your lull before more scattered showers upstream by tomorrow morning. as far as rainfall amounts are concerned, anticipate at least nearly .4" of rain in the san francisco area over the next 24 hours. your raider forecast just a slight chance of rain during the game tomorrow. otherwise, we'll pinpoint your forecast. we're look at numbers in the sierra, 45 tomorrow with a winter weather advisory in effect. so again, there are your temperatures. pretty much in the 60s across the board for tomorrow in the east bay and into santa clara valley, as well. that's your pinpoint forecast. >>> all right. straight ahead, just for you, and you and you and you over there and maybe you over there, we have college football surprises. we have one that locally the red-hot san jose state spartans. looking for a nine-win season, folks! they step into the national spotlight tonight. ,, ,, ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death

san jose with mild visibility. and the san mateo bridge looking at very foggy conditions. in fact so we have it in the south bay, the east bay, and also mount tam looking like a beacon this morning with a clear conditions up above. but this is where we have the dense fog advisory below for the north bay vols. despite this shot, most areas are looking at some pea soup this morning and visibility slow to improve out there. live doppler 7 hd. we have a weak religion of high pressure holding out over the bay area the next couple days before it gives way. beneath that, the clear sky, the light winds and visibility that has been reduced at time to less than a quarter mile down to an eighth of a mile anywhere between napa, novato, santa rosa and you head further south and we are still looking at the very priviesible. three miles now at sfo. so far no flight delays. that certainly could change. mountain view a mile and a quarter and the mile at san jose. hay word looking at about 8 miles. this is the forecast about the next couple hours. we expect the fog to continue to ooze in fr

. >>> new at 10:00, san jose's catholic diocese has replaced a pastor. the bishop announced today, that father lou vu has stepped down. and reverend patrick brown will take his place. father vu was criticized for allowing a convicted sex offender to work as a volunteer. >>> a shooting in san jose today sent a teenager to the hospital. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon on mcloughlin avenue near summer side drive. officers found a 16, or 17-year- old victim with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. officers say he is expected to survive. there is no word tonight of any arrests. police say the shooting could be gang related. >>> in eight minutes, a college student gunned down amid violence that also injured a police officer. the rewards now offered in a search for a suspect who is still on the run. >>> the san francisco 49ers made a big statement tonight defeating the well regarded chicago bears 32-7 in a monday night showdown at candlestick park. the old ballpark also shown brightly. >> reporter: no doubt wanted to avoid that embar

for the city of san jose. why do you suppose it has weathered social change, economic change, and still happen every single year? >> veterans day is a very special day. not only to all of the veterans but everybody. all of the civilians as well and the people. it's a day that lasted so long because of that. it's because of that commitment to comradery and friendships that we have built over the years. not only in the political sector but also with the private sector and families and friends and so on and so forth. >> now, how has the parade changed? will we see anything different this year? >> i don't think you'll see anything different other than the patriotism will be at a high level. everyone is committed to this parade. the united veterans council has done an exceptional job who is the main organizer of this parade. i can speak for them in a sense because i'm a member of the organization and i see all 39 organizations in santa clara valley pull together as one and that's what veterans do. they come togethe

that is san jose starting off your monday morning on this november 19th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is straight up 5:00. good morning, everybody. very happy you could get up with us very early this morning. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with a developing story. at least 80 air strikes by israel as violence along the gaza strip continues. we've got a live look at gaza where at least 16 people were killed in the latest attacks. overnight israel targeted weapon storage facilities, police stations and training camps. in response at least 11 rockets landed in israel this morning, but so far no reports of injuries or damage. at least 84 palestinians have been killed, 700 injured since that conflict began. three israelis have been killed as well. >>> as a family waits for some kind of closure in the kidnapping of 9-year-old michaela garecht, today will mark 24 years to the day date since she disappeared. family and friends will gather where she went missing back in 1988. christie smith is joining us live with more on today's vig

still about 58 degrees here in san jose. you're already in the 60s in the city where the sun is breaking through. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the remainder of the day. sunset tonight at 6:10. it's going down so early. but as you know, we have a time change just around the corner. a little patchy fog on friday. widespread fog saturday. and settled weather, comfortable conditions, good-looking weekend. that's your tease. >> and the weekend is spectacular with that extra hour to sleep. >> that just makes everything better. >> see you in a minute. >>> she mentioned superstorm sandy. millions across the northeast are beginning another day without power. some surrounded by water. others with nowhere to call home. the daunting task of clean-up has begun but where do you start. nbc's danielle leigh is in toms river, new jersey, to see what is left. >> reporter: three days after sandy left the northeast in crisis, final lis signs of recovery. >> we're working together to make sure new jersey musee ahead. >> reporter: firefight

we had 1,500 in san jose. so a lot of that moisture, unfortunately, got squeezed out before it was able but even at 1,500 there for the water season. doppler radar showing dry conditions up across the sierra. roadways are slick but not expecting any more snowfall are for the next 48 hours and no chains required on interstate 80 or highway 50. if you're heading that way for thanksgiving, lucky you. not only because you're going to be up there. i'm going to be down here but also we have quite a bit of snowfall the past month or so. we've had about five feet of fresh snow up throughout lake tahoe. heavenly one of the first to open looking at a snow base of 24 inches. current numbers in the low to mid-50s. we'll be dropping into the 40s tonight. pretty cold night on tap. let's take you outside to that live hd sky camera network. what we will find tonight san jose, christmas in the park is all lit up tonight. if you haven't been down there you have to check it out even maybe over the next couple of days. real fun t

it's going to be a decent day. 66 in san jose, 65 san mateo, 62 pacifica. east bay numbers up into the 60s. almost 70 degrees in pleasanton. and as you head to the north bay, a few more clouds and again a slight chance of showers, temperatures there mainly into the 60s. about 64 degrees in san francisco. next couple of days, a chance of showers returns especially for the rest of the bay area on tuesday in the evening hours and then overnight on tuesday. by wednesday we dry out. thanksgiving looks dry and warmer. then it will hold nice and warm, mild temperatures into the weekend. elizabeth. >> a nice dry thanksgiving. thanks, lawrence. outside now, nice and dry now as well and pretty quiet on the roads. in fact a lot of our places we usually see overnight roadwork we're not seeing it including stretches of highway 4. you know the drill. we'll get to that in a minute. here is a live look at the bay bridge looking good heading into san francisco and it continues to move well across the upper deck towards the incline and treasure island. this is a live look at

it's all happening in downtown san jose. the tree will be lit at 6:00 tonight. >>> and our own christina loren is going to be at san francisco's ghirardelli square this evening lighting the tree there. this is the 48th annual tree lighting. i believe that she lights the tree at 5:30 this evening if i'm not mistaken. >> getting into that festive spirit. >> it's fun. >> all ready for it too. right, christina? >> that's right. i get to hang out with the most wanted man in the country, santa claus. i would love to see you out there. if you can't make it to san francisco, you can join marla tellez in san jose. we're looking good right now. 42 in livermore, 42 in sunnyvale. wherever you're headed, if it's just shopping. maybe you want to go to the store because you're all out of milk from all the people in your house, it's cold out there. grab your coat and leave the umbrella at home. 42 in san jose, 42 in livermore, 40 in gilroy. winds are calm and will start to pick up throughout the day today. there's a storm system that's goin

see their pay increase because the people they're manage having making more money. >> reporter: san josether cities including san francisco with their own minimum wage. workers can expect to get that raise early next year. in san jose, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >>> how about some weather? >> how about it. i guess some big changes are coming. i was enjoying the last couple of days, lawrence. >> the last couple of days we were headed to the beach enjoying that. that's long gone now. the sea breeze kicked in. these temperatures really dropping off around the bay area. looks like if you're heading out the door watch out for dense fog seeing some of that in the north bay valleys and approaching the coastline. we have dense fog and mist. temperatures generally into the 50s. i think as we head toward the afternoon, yeah, no 80s to be found. temperatures running about 5 to 15 degrees below what we had yesterday. so much cooler even lingering clouds out toward the coast. high pressure now sliding eastward. the trough is moving out of the gulf of alaska helping to cool down the temperatures and cr

people can call crimestoppers or san jose police directly. ira klapper, abc7 news. >>> departing flights at san francisco international were delayed for about 20 minutes this morning, suspicious checked bag triggered an inspection by officers and airline staff 8:30 this morning. authorities are not saying what was in the bag. the incident remains under investigation. >>> fire sent six to the hospital and knocked down power lines. sonoma fire officials say when m was hanging from the deck of one of the rooms at the lodge. five were taken to the hospital. investigators think the fire started in one of the rooms. >>> to the violence in the middle east. israel and hamas both say they are open to a diplomatic solution. airstrikes continue for a sixth day with deadly results, with the elections in israel coming up in january. katie marzullo is here with the latest. >> reporter: we have new video, from this morning, you can see israeli missile hit a highrise in gaza city. the building houses foreign and domestic media offices. islamic jihad said the

, invest in the community here in san jose. and finish what i believe chief moore had started. >> chief moore is resigning by the end of january. another hearing is scheduled for this wednesday. >>> san le andro is putting money where his fourth is, to taking money out of his paycheck. chris zapata, will take money out of his paycheck so two can get a $10,000 a year raise. with san jose and fremont on the hunt for a new chief, zapata hopes his contribution will influence his people to stay put. >>> we're learning more about an oakland family that was killed on a crash on highway 50 over the weekend. he, his wife and 8-year-old son died on saturday night. their 10-year-old daughter survived. her father was a construction worker. her mother was a home care worker. and we're told they loved to ski. investigators are trying to determine why their toyota crossed into oncoming traffic and broadsided a minivan. a 4-year-old girl in that minivan was also killed. a memorial service for the family from oakland is scheduled for december 5t

this is the third pedestrian to be hit and killed in east san jose. the ninth person when you take into account the entire city of east san jose. the man, that is all we know, was jay walking after 6:00 this morning while it was still dark out and most likely raining. he was attempting to cross alum rock and was 75 feet away from the nearest crosswalk when the car ran into him. the car did speed off and did not stop or return. the police are looking for the driver. it was a dark sedan. a second vehicle, a minivan, also struck the man. that driver did stop and is cooperating with police. as far as the investigation, officers have been going to the surrounding businesses. you have four businesses on this intersection here trying to see if any of the surveillance cameras caught the accident and perhaps the person who fled the scene. down the street, the east side neighborhood center for seniors has been trying to get the city to make the alum rock corridor safer for pedestrians, especially for seniors. you have the fast cars combined with the culture of

just a little spotty activity south of san jose. by noon today almost completely clear over the greater bay area from the showers and we're also talking about sunshine at that point from santa rosa down to san mateo. still mostly cloudy until about 2:00 p.m. in san jose but we're going to see a nice, sunny finish to the day and highs will be in the upper 60s and low 70s everywhere across the bay area. traffic and weather go hand in hand. let's check on the morning commute with mike inouye. >> mostly cloudy and we're hearing mostly crowdy over at the toll plaza where we have the wet roads. look at that, the water kicks up some of the leftovers from last night's rain. there is the slow at the toll plaza. the map shows you it is moving smoothly but the yellow spots just below 60. i'm going to overlay some weather data. the green here you may have slicker conditions like the bay bridge toll plaza. this is west 580 into livermore, the earlier accident and two accidents reported have both completely cleared from the roadway. a lot of folks

san jose 65. livermore 65. san francisco 63. san rafael 64. so we have a break in the action until tomorrow evening. then when the rain starts it's going to be with us for a while. friday, saturday and sunday. if you're pining for some sunshine, next week looks oh, so much drier in the mid-60s. so we know it's going to end by sunday afternoon. between now and then, we have a lot of rain. >> hold on. >> it's going to be a wet bumpy ride. >> thank you. >>> we do it for fitness. now a warning for runners. how it could actually be hazardous to your health. >> and paying tribute to a friend lost to lung cancer. from coast to coast. running may be bad for u do i the message they are sending from coast to coast. and for too many years. a new report in the british >>> running may actually be bad for your health if you do it too fast too far and for too many years. a new report in the british journal "heart" studied more than 50,000 people over three decades. the findings seemed to suggest among long-time runners there's no mortality benefit to run mor

. >> i know that san jose is having a crime wave. but they used to call san jose the safest big city in the world. >> reporter: police later arrested one of the suspects, jonathan willbanks in an east san jose neighborhood. police are hoping a $20,000 reward and this sketch will help them. the former high school football player is being honored at the spot where he died. >> it's beyond belief. it's the saddest thing ever. >> reporter: the memorial service will more than likely be this saturday. he is survived by his father, mother and older brother, dylan. >> it is just simply tragic. thank you, george. >>> they want to know who took her. pg&e is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest in a walnut creek kidnapping and robbery of a pg&e employee. she left work on november 7th. these are surveillance photos of one of the suspects. police say the woman was tied up, blindfolded and forced to withdrawal money at east bay atms. ultimately, the men drove her to an isolated area of the oakland hills where they left

. >>> new at 10:00, san jose's catholic diocese has replaced a pastor. the bishop announced today, that father lou vu has stepped down. and reverend patrick brown will take his place. father vu was criticized for allowing a convicted sex offender to work as a volunteer. >>> a shooting in san jose today sent a teenager to the hospital. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon on mcloughlin avenue near summer side drive. officers found a 16, or 17-year- old victim with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. officers say he is expected to survive. there is no word tonight of any arrests. police say the shooting could be gang related. >>> in eight minutes, a college student gunned down amid violence that also injured a police officer. the rewards now offered in a search for a suspect who is still on the run. >>> the san francisco 49ers made a big statement tonight defeating the well regarded chicago bears 32-7 in a monday night showdown at candlestick park. the old ballpark also shown brightly. >> reporter: no doubt wanted to avoid that embar

the traffic is heavy here in san jose, but nothing in the way of storm activity. again, all of that is going to be a few days away for us until we see our next chance of rain. and in san francisco, the cars are stacked up out here. a lot of people heading into sf to do some shopping for tonight. okay. let's get but you've back to the weather boards. we've been really all over the place the past couple of days. we still have some travel hazards on the roads. if you're heading out over the next 24 hours, nothing major in the bay area, but on the interstate 5 corridor from tracy to fresno, we'll find some dense areas of fog in the morning hours. watch out, vibsibilities could o less than a quarter mile. in the sierras temperatures in the 20s and 30s. all right. storm track is sitting right across the northwest. it is so close to giving us some rainfall. but high pressure is sitting in just the right spot to keep us dry here. we'll stay on the mild side as we head throughout the next 48 hours that will produce some 50s and 60s at the coastline. and for the interior val

. >>> this afternoon, 15 year boiled will be arraigned on murder charges in the san jose crime spree that included murder, robbery and shootout with police. the district attorney's office charged adonis muldrow as adult yesterday, prosecutors believe muldrow and wilbanks killed a man outside a 7-eleven two weeks ago. the two went on a crime spree that included four armed robberies and a shootout that injured a san jose police officer. >>> uc berkeley building will be opened this morning. several students barricaded themselves 4:00 yesterday afternoon they hung banners from the windows and supporters gathered in the plaza below. protesters released a statement demanding more support for minority programs before they vacated the building. police did not make any arrests. >>> stream of storms headed towards us, live doppler is going to be more important than ever this morning. >> i felt sprinkles driving in around san francisco. >> started getting consistent once i got to san francisco. >>> offshore you can see all the green. we have wind gusts at the coast half moon bay up to 26 miles

body was found in a house in the 6100 block in evangeline drive in san jose. >> the police here in san jose have not yet identified the victim. but they say that based on the trauma to the body, this is a homicide and the victim is a woman. police tell us that a married couple live in the home. but another female relevant is also associated with the address. the police got a 911 hangup call from the address at 5:30 this morning but did not arrive at the home until much later, because there were other priority calls keeping the limited resources busy. >> by the time it was in the district, the supervisor acknowledged there was a call pending here. there were four midnight officers working, and they were responding to a rash of auto thefts, and they were in progress, and a couple of the vehicles crashed into the vehicles and they had to make sure that nobody was hurt in those accidents. >> now, the police don believe that the car thefts are in any way related to the homicide. but they did keep the officers from responding to the crime scene more quickly, with the 911 hangup. animal contr

what about the san jose state spartans? second quarter, game tied at seven, david bells finds car in the end zone, initially called out of bounds. however, they took another look at it and actually could see after all. it was a touchdown. 13-7, spartans, second and ten, chandler jones with the end zone. 28-13, spartans. fourth quarter, now, spartans trying to get in that lead, logan bushnell intercepted. all the way, to the touchdown, 47th yard interception return, san jose state around wins, 42 five million purse on the line, bay area trainer, nunino at 19-1, came down to fort lawrence, wins, he entered at 10-1 odds, that john mccae jock have won. >> thank you for joining us on bay area, we'll see you tonight for a special edition of nbc bay area news. >>> coming up on tech now, inside a silicon valley start-up that is making big money and having a lot of fun how all of those new apple devices have started an entire app industry. if you're looking to buy some gadgets, we have got some new technology to make it all happen f

this happened in san jose. traffic was tied up southbound behind the crash at brokaw avenue all the way to montague expressway in san jose. so far the chp is not commenting on what caused this crash. >>> and new this morning, east palo alto police are searching for an armed suspect. go ahead, laura. >> they're looking for an armed suspect who shot a man sitting inside a car. shot spotter pinpointed the gun fire near a home on addison avenue just off of highway 101. the 49-year-old victim was shot multiple times around 8:00 last night. police have not updated his condition. investigators believe one or more suspects who were on foot walked up to the victim and attacked him. >>> a 15-year-old man linked to a series of crimes in the south bay is expected in court this week. police finally caught him in concord on friday after a week on the run. police say the teen killed a man on november 16th during a carjacking and then tried to kill a san jose police officer. they're not releasing his name because he is a minor

in san jose, from 15 to 20 miles per hour. south san jose is getting strong wind right now. over your open water bridges, you'll get caught by some strong gusts from time to time. we could even see hurricane force wind gusts as we head throughout the afternoon. it's going to be a very difficult commute. right now, you can leave, we're actually seeing good conditions, compared to what we're heading towards. san jose starting to get your light showers. the first band, heavy band, of moisture arrives. that's going to be in the area in about 57 minutes in san jose, 51 minutes away in sunnyvale. you want to be ready for that. as we head through the days, this is not the only system. i'll talk about that. stop the clock on your future cast at 8:00 a.m., getting pockets of moderate to heavy rain. that will continue through 10:00 al. we might get a break between noon and 3:00. on and off spotty showers continue throughout the day. this is the first of a series of storms. we've got three more barreling towards the coastline. five to six days consecutive rain. what i can tell you is t

no rain in the forecast, though. 67 san jose. maybe near 70 around pleasanton. round 60 livermore. 64 degrees san francisco. and mid- to upper 60s around the north bay. so the next three days looks fine for outdoor plans. but we will see more clouds on tuesday. then the rain comes in. midweek, everything changes. we're going to see the wind pick up probably at least 20 to 30 miles per hour. maybe some higher gusts. that's the one-two punch for wednesday. then thursday the storm track should shift into the north bay. most of the bay area should get a brief break. then friday into saturday, here we go again. another shot of rain coming in, and big surf on the coast. unlike systems we've seen before, this one will have more wind and big surf coming in towards the end of the week. >> all right. thank you very much, rob. and we'll be right back. >>> it may come as a bit of a surprise to some people in silicon valley where the keyboard is king, but california has decided to keep cursive in the classroom. california is one of only a handful of states that says it is imp

san jose low 80s. you see san francisco over the oakland looking at highs in the mid to upper 70s. first three days warming up but the big transition day will be wednesday into thursday. you'll see things cooling off. this is something of a canadian cold front that's dropping down. not only will we see the chance of rain late in the week but you'll notice a 30 degrees drop in temperatures. air that's cold enough. >> i love the bay area. >>> let's bring in brody brazil. hopefully things are better today. stanford did well today. >> that is true. cal last night not so successful. stanford in colorado nor the first time since 1990. the cardinal worry about the high altitude environment. we'll tell you what the real factor turned out to be in sports. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals.

a developing story in san jose. police officer now injured and an all out manhunt for an armed robbery suspect continues after a shootout on city streets. it started last night on highway 101 near highway 280 when officers spotted two men in a car that looked like one used in four robberies during the day. when they tried to pull the car over, they led the officers on a chase. at that intersection, one suspect got out of the car and started shooting, grazing an officer as he ducked for recover. another officer shot back, hitting one of the suspects. that suspect ran away and was later caught in a nearby neighborhood and expected to survive. the other suspect ran away and is still on the loose. the suspects are believed to be involved in a crime spree including armed robberies in a gas station, a pizza parlor and a fast food restaurant scattered throughout the city. police are investigating the 42nd homicide of the year. officers say a man was shot and killed in a parking lot of a 7-11 store on kiely boulevard in wes

that san jose jewelry store today. instead, they got into a shoot with the woman behind the counter. police, they say at least one of the suspects opened fire during the robbery attempt at the store near king. well the owner fired right back. nobody was hit. and they took off in a black suv. >> other bay area headlines, it is still unclear whether or not drugs or alcohol were factors in the fiery fatal crash. this bmw burst into flames after rear ending a big rig on westbound 80 early sunday. the driver, a 23-year-old man died. his 21-year-old passenger was badly hurt. the trucker was not injured. >>> a 15-year-old suspected in a deadly san jose crime spree could be charged as an adult. police say the teenager and a 26-year-old man robbed four san jose businesses on november 16 before killing a man for his car. the crime spree ended in a police shootout that left an officer injured. that teenager is set to be arraigned in adult court as early as tomorrow. >>> a san francisco sheriff deputy accused of holding up a bank