nick williams thought he was attending another assembly at san marin high school in novato. we knew ahead of time we were able to point our camera at him when it was announced he would win the milliken educator award and $25,000. >> nick williams! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the standing ovation from the students prove they chose the right guy. williams was asked to speak but was a bit overwhelmed. >> i'm just blown away. i love san marin high school. >> reporter: williams is a science teacher, known to rap about science in class. he says that helps his students remember the facts. we asked him to rap about this moment, tough to do on your feet. >> i literally can't believe what's happening to me right now, i don't know how to keep a rhyme going. >> reporter: but when asked to speak about this noemt and what he plans to do next, he collected his thoughts and looked ahead. >> the high school community we're building here is really strong. i'm proud of what we can do so far. i believe ki do better. i believe we can do better. >> the milken foundation announce this is

. >> desde richmond en el puente que comunica con san rafael, si entra a marín condiciones despejadas de ser la sensación porque se dio cuenta de tener una vida falsa parecía tener la vida perfecta y casi 800 mil seguodores (inglés) solo veía en una pantalla esperando que me valorarán las redes sociales no son la vida real es asesora de familia lo importante es que muchos niños que pasan en redes sociales padene de un síndrome empiezan a comprar y les causa ansiedad y depresión la modelo australiana se tomo esta fotografÍa unas 100 veces hasta que se le viera el estÓmago plano recibió 31 me gusta con gustarse a si misma es suficiente ya es otro tema completamente diferente las temperaturas con las que nos levan tamos esta mañana el caso del área de santa rosa, con temperaturas bajo los 30 la sensación bastante diferente, tenemos 48 grados por lo menos duirante las primeras horas de la mañana y si usted tiene el día libre y no quiere salir de su cama. >> :. >> no lo haga vamos a sentir nuevamente un descenso bastante importante gracias por preferirnos condiciones algo diferentes con te

con condiciones frescas y usted se pregunta cuál es el aviso y también bajando por el condado de san maríniciones se ponen frescas y esto se va a poner hasta las 8 de la mañana y varios cultivos se ven afectados debido a este descenso en las temperaturas, así que abriguelos, el día de hoy se lo van a agradecer y temperaturas apenas en los 55 grados y las cuáles comienzan a subir de manera muy leve y comenzamos a despejar para usar el termómetro en los 70 grados, en la ciudad de san josé condiciones similares, temperaturas cálidas para las 3 de la tarde, una noche bastante agradable. >> acá el pronóstico en vivo y tráfico despejado, 6 con 2 minutos y se ve que se levanta con nosotros y le despejo sus dudas, ninguna de nuestras autopistas, acá la imagen de la ciudad de palo alto, y donde los conductores transitan y usted utiliza la carretera, maneje con precaución. >> seis de la mañana con dos minutos y el condado de santa clara ha reportado la primera muerte por la gripa. >> las autoridades han tomado esto como oportunidad para exhortar a la comunidad para su precaución ¿qué se sabe de la v

several shelters in san marin plan to open monday. when you get weather, take a photo or video and share it with us. and we just might use it on the air. >> we're hearing from one of the victims in the union square tour bus accident. we spoke with melanie woodrow. melanie? >> reporter: that is right, dan, you'll remember the surveillance video that this is about the air the bus started to barrel down the street. it and was just around that time that the doctor tells me he lost his wife. he says he missed a turn and found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. dr. congit, his wife and close friend were in this white bmw on friday the 13th. >> i heard a big bang, bang. like, oh, my god. i said what's happening? >> a tour bus driver lost control. the driver's attorney says he crashed into the cars in an attempt to stop. he says his brother passed out. . >> i was screaming for him. i said, you know, wake up, wake up, we have to get out because it's smoking. >> he says his brother broke his back. the doctor has arm and leg injuries.

several shelters in san marin plan to open monday. when you get weather, take a photo or video and share it with us. and we just might use it on the air. >> we're hearing from one of the victims in the union square tour bus accident. we spoke with melanie woodrow. melanie? >> reporter: that is right, dan, you'll remember the surveillance video that this is about the air the bus started to barrel down the street. it and was just around that time that the doctor tells me he lost his wife. he says he missed a turn and found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. dr. congit, his wife and close friend were in this white bmw on friday the 13th. >> i heard a big bang, bang. like, oh, my god. i said what's happening? >> a tour bus driver lost control. the driver's attorney says he crashed into the cars in an attempt to stop. he says his brother passed out. . >> i was screaming for him. i said, you know, wake up, wake up, we have to get out because it's smoking. >> he says his brother broke his back. the doctor has arm and leg injuries.

. >> the ggnra encompasses about 80,000 acres in san mateo, marin and san francisco counties and all boards of supervisors unanimously vote to oppose the plan. during public comments, about 80% of more than 10,000 comments were pro-dog. still, locals and local leaders say the ggnra hasn't been receptive. >> it's been frustrating because it's pretty cleaver to me that they want to implement these dog restriction. i hope they will think twice about it and make some changes. >> reporter: now, these proposed rules as they are being delayed will be finally proposed in january. january of 2016. then there will be a 60-day period when folks can comment on them. emily turner, kpix 5. >> the golden gate national recreation air says it is to get local parks to follow the same rules as national parks. >>> police are looking for the owner of this dog hit in rohnert park today. the car struck the dog and kept going. chp rushed the animal to the hospital where he is recovering from a broken leg tonight. the dog's chip indicates that his name is mr. man and he belongs to someone in nevada. >>> the

san jose international airport. lynn ramirez, kpix 5. >>> medical marijuana is you coming to marin. that's a milestone for a county once synonymous with the hippie culture. new at 6:00, kpix 5's emily turner on one man who bet marin would officially go to possible. >> reporter: this nondescript building in you know incorporated marin could be the city's first brick and mortar dispensary. alex has already invested more than $100,000 to turn the building into a lab and a dispensary. >> having a place where people could come in and actually talk to somebody who knows what would be best for their ailment is super valuable. >> but there are plenty of people what think otherwise and believe dispensaries will invite unsafe rae he will -- unsavory elements into their neighbors. >> we just had a multihorrific murder in fairfax. we just don't need pot dispensaries. marijuana is a controlled substance with a medical prescription. it belongs in a pharmacy. >> reporter: the ordinance puts an 800-fat barrier between dispense raes and schools and it limits the number to four. >> look, in san marin

mateo and san francisco from marin 100 percent covered by the county not a typo every plan designsmployees get a cash rebate speaks for itself in the planned premium museum it under one thousand dollars plus moving open to page 3. >> can i ask would be question and, of course, of course. >> a health coverage you know my understanding started during world war ii when employers outside of military industries couldn't compensate the employees can those adjusted for what the employees average income if we look at guaranteeing this county looks at generous their average salary for the same you know - >> absolutely. >> is that a stupid. >> no a terrific question. >> do you have that data. >> no a preliminary effort by the way, as a pilot effort that provides a usable starting point we didn't previously know but looked at into the future. >> commissioner lim. >> just a clarification for marin the contribution for employees is over one thousand the difference is is an incentive. >> up to one hundred dollars they give back to the employees. >> what we'll see as we go obtain on the employee

in the bay area, san mateo county had the lowest number of unemployed people in october. second was marinounty and third was san francisco. the bay area counties with the highest number of unemployed workers that would be alameda, contra costa and salina county. >>> and across the bay area from los altos, morgan hill, up to marin, san francisco, name a place that the area bay team reached out to help out. the response has been great so far. >> we really appreciate people who spent dollars to help feed a family of four. nbc bay area has more on this year's way to help out. >> reporter: like a football rally, they hope to energize the safeway shoppers to donate ten dollars for a bag of groceries that will be distributed. >> it takes a family of four about $86,000 a year to meet the basic needs in alameda county. >> the nbc bay area anchor reporters encouraged donations in morgan hill. >> can you help us with hung er today? >> reporter: they convinced nancy davis to give in san jose. >> i have a job, and it's good to give back to the community. >> reporter: terry tweeted from mill valley, fu

. >>>& some of the food sevened t the san francisco marin food bank.unteers spent thanksgiving morning sorting packing donation at the warehouse in portrero hill. so far the food bank has ingredient for about half the 10 million hotel difficult meals that direct by the end of the year. >>> all right if you plan on attacking the mall tomorrow in a black friday march on the mall whatever you want to call it. >> bundle up. >> yes it's cold. that's what i'm getting at here. >> sandhya has all the warnings. >> that's right. you will have to bundle up and you know you just got lucky tonight in terms of the weather i'll explain in just a moment for black friday shoppers. live doppler 7hd showing you clear conditions. you know there are areas where the wind is actually holding the temperature up. it's in the low 50's. san francisco. san mateo o. i'm not arguing that it is chilly outside but it's not as cold as we had expected it to be bus of the win. we have some upper 30's mountain view and los gatos so as you take alive look right now there's a lock at the w

. >>>& some of the food sevened t the san francisco marin food bank.unteers spent thanksgiving morning sorting packing donation at the warehouse in portrero hill. so far the food bank has ingredient for about half the 10 million hotel difficult meals that direct by the end of the year. >>> all right if you plan on attacking the mall tomorrow in a black friday march on the mall whatever you want to call it. >> bundle up. >> yes it's cold. that's what i'm getting at here. >> sandhya has all the warnings. >> that's right. you will have to bundle up and you know you just got lucky tonight in terms of the weather i'll explain in just a moment for black friday shoppers. live doppler 7hd showing you clear conditions. you know there are areas where the wind is actually holding the temperature up. it's in the low 50's. san francisco. san mateo o. i'm not arguing that it is chilly outside but it's not as cold as we had expected it to be bus of the win. we have some upper 30's mountain view and los gatos so as you take alive look right now there's a lock at the w

joining us tonight, we do have leslie, with the san francisco marin food bank, and leslie, it seems like each year, the need gets greater and greater. where are we at this year with the need for food in the bay area? >> well, san francisco is becoming a tougher and tougher place to live for the individuals and families we serve. they struggle to make ends meet throughout the year, but the holidays are a especially stressful time of year. this holiday season, we plan to distribute over 10 million meals this holiday season. >> even though the economy seems to be doing well with a lot of jobs in the bay area, sometimes it sets up the haves and have nots in a great economy. that's what we're seeing now? >> that's right. most of the folks we verve are families who might be working multiple jobs or seniors living on a fixed income. after they pay their rent and medical bills and school supplies, there is little left over for food. this food drive is a great help in the holiday season. >> we're happy to be a part of that with safeway. we have a surprise tonight. we want to bring in ira from fos

people in need this holiday season across the bay area, from los altos, morgan hill up to san francisco, marin, all over the place. our nbc bay area team reached out to help. >> it's a good time. we love doing this. >> yeah, you know the tradition, and the response has been great so far. >> for just $10, you can help feed a family of four. nbc bay area's chuck coppola has more now on this year's way to give. >> reporter: like a football rally, the call "let's end hunger" helps to energize shoppers to donate $10 for a bag of groceries to distribute to those in need from seven food banks. >> it takes a family of four with two working adults about $86,000 a year to meet basic needs in alameda county. >> reporter: nbc bay area anchors and reporters sam, laura, robert and ian encouraged donations in morgan hill. >> how are you? >> reporter: raj, janelle and meggy encourages shoppers. kerry, kyra and scott convinces nancy davis to give in san jose. >> i have a job and my husband, it's good to give back to the community. >> reporter: terry tweeted from the valley. cupertino students in san carlos. >>

san francisco. the line going right across marin county over the 101. seem to be the track for right now. novato thunder, right there. i know also around saint anselmo, getting over san pablo bay. 121 and 37. a cold system to the north, looks like a rain snow mix. higher elevations in lake county, looks like a pretty good sell their towards yountville moving off to the east. just filling in, there you go. vallejo back over towards crockett, hercules, richmond, that sell moving over as well towards cordelia, american canyon, look at this, watsonville, heading south of gilroy, in case you are heading that direction, some out of the santa cruz mountains as well. our system is very cold and dynamic. with that it's going to produce isolated thunderstorms and also some very low snow levels by tonight into tomorrow. so that's our system. temperatures in the 40s. we are really going to be hard pressed to warm up very much. look at that cold air that has to swing in. this very cold system will be with us today all day into tonight and tomorrow, colder with, light

very light conditions and four lanes are open for folks trying to make it into san francisco from marinent, hour, as we take you into the east bay, this is going to affect the commute westbound 80 san pablo dam road through san pablo, we have two cars involved and one is sideways in the lanes and we not see any delays. we will keep you updated onen this. >> kristen and eric? >> bindi runs to the dance floor after wowing the judges again. ♪ can't help ♪ to grow >> you saw the 17-year-old and her perfect dance on "dancing with the stars" last night right here on abc7. she is known as crocodile hunter 's daughter and admits she was more comfortable in a zoo than on the dance floor. our reporter caught up with bindi for a behind the scenes look at hollywood. >> i wake up and pinch myself because i cannot believe i am here and i am loving every minute of it. >> you have a great aquarium. >> come visit us! >> next week we are on to the semifinal when bindi and nick and alek skarlatos battle it out for a spot in the finals. >> volkswagen is trying to make good with car owners hit by the remain

he graduated from the university of san francisco in 2004 and joined the marine corps as a pilot in 25 the his father and mother still live in hillsborough. >> super bowl 50 is plays in santa clara but could impact san francisco. the committee is exploring take down overhead muni cables in part of the city. we explain. >> yes, super bowl 50 is less than 90 days away now, and while the game is in santa clara, the official super bowl festival is here if san francisco. you can see the committee's vision for super bowl city on market street. the idea to on the village the week before the games so locals can enjoy it, first. part of the vision is targeting areas along market street just near the plaza which would mean disruption to street cars and buss that rely on the wires. >> to be taking apart part of public infrastructure for a private street party for a week...it is offensive. >> it could be nine days or so which would be concerning for people trying to get to and from work here. >> and the cost. supervisor said it could be $1 million to take down the overhead wires for part of market

from the macarthur maze into san francisco so it is going to be longer of a drive and you want to get your head start. golden gate bridge is different if you come in from marinn francisco it is light, it is airy, it is beautiful, coming in to san francisco not going to be much time whatever. at highway we have a couple pockets of slowing for no other reason just congestion as you make the drive from antioch to pittsburg at 25 miles per hour continuing to bay point and concord and another pocket of slowing before you reach 242 and if you travel out of concord and pleasanton hill to walnut creek you are in good explain with a little bit of congestion build ing. >> 5:39, a twist in the russian plane crash in egypt. next, new evidence suggesting a bomb blew the flight out of the sky. >> another honor for levi stadium the major college champion game it will hospital. >> looking at sfo san francisco international airport this morning. no rain. hopefully the flights are on hopefully the flights are on ti alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before

. >>> volunteers spent thanksgiving at the san francisco marin food bank. abc 7 news as they sorted and packed donations at the warehouse. teams of volunteers got into the spirit, competing to see who could pack the most rice and macaroni. some bartenders came straight from their shift to help out. >> pays our rent and has a good time at our bars nice to get together, show appreciation for the people who can't afford to come out and see us at our restaurants and bars. >> so far, the food bank has enough ingredients for half of the 10 million holiday meals it will distribute by the end of the year, so they need your help. >>> one of richmond's finest restaurants but today it opened its doors to the homeless, providing them with a fine meal and all of the service that comes with it. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has our store yp. >> gravy, carrots, string beans. >> reporter: this is an experience not just a meal, one designed to fill these who receive it with love along with good food. because this holiday meal for the homeless is being delivered by someo

san rafael it clears up. to the south we still have nice conditions as you drive through marin.g in from marin to san francisco across the golden gate bridge, no issues whatever we have light conditions. northbound traffic and four lanes open to you in the south drive. drive time traffic highway 4, westbound, antic to hercules is 28 minutes and at i-80 westbound highway 4 to the maze, we have 18 minute commute with all of the activity on the eastbound side through pinole with more on that in the next report and 87 northbound from highway 85 to the san jose airport is seven minutes. >> it was a rockstar wedding that went viral on the internet and why it will now cost san francisco almost $300,000. >> the backlash against bloomingdale's with an ad that has them apologizing to customers. hopefully no weather delays but hopefully no weather delays but it is dry and it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through veterans day weekend, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get

done barton and san mateo bridge slow. marin county slow all the way down to central san rafael. the south bay freeways are all slow. the peninsula doesn't look that bad. we're speaking of the toll plaza, let's go there. and show you the traffic is backed up there. getting there is going to be another story. 980, 580 all very slow. northbound 280 solid coming out of downtown heading up to highway 17 and beyond. almost all the commute roads are are slow. you don't need an accident to make it slow on a rainy day like today. 7:05. >>> happening now, thousands of people without power because of several rain relate outages. pg&e's website says the largest is in oakland with more than 3,000 customers in the dark. affected area is near the zoo. agency provided no estimated times for restoring power. large outages reported in san mateo and san jose also. they're working to restore power as safely and quickly as possible. of course we'll continue to have coverage on the storm through the morning. get the latest on air and online. >>> students at college park high school in pleasant hill a

he graduated from the university of san francisco in 2004 and joined the marine corps as a pilot in 2005. his father and marry still live in hillsborough. >> super bowl 50 is months away and muni rides in san francisco could feel the impact near super bowl city. here is an expensive proposal to take down muni cables before the big game. >> that is right, super bowl 50 is less than 90 days away now and while the became is in santa clara, the official super bowl festival is here in san francisco. look at the vision for super bowl city on market street, the idea is to on the village the week before the games so locals can enjoy it. but, part of that vision is targeting wires along a portion of market street near the plaza and taking those down means disruption to the streetcars and buses that rely were at wires. >> to be take, apart public infrastructure for a private street part for a week...is offensive. >> it could nine days so that is concerning for those trying to get to and from work. >> and the cost. supervisor said that it could be up to $1 million to take down the overhead wires fo

this lightning strike of a golden gate bridge covered in clouds as the storm rolled through san francisco and marin county yesterday morning. official say the light next caused no damage and drivers were not in any danger. the rain gave way to a beautiful afternoon at parts of bay area and these are pictures of a late afternoon rainbow sent to us by an abc7 viewer, or several, actually. if you have a picture of weather where you live send it using # abc7now. >> moment after the storm, you always get the best pictures, mike. >> absolutely. that is why we had double rainbows. i had one, check out twitter and instagram, a double-double. >> nine degrees cooler in oakland. you are the biggest...drop in temperatures, this morning down to 47. we are in the mid-to-upper 40s up and down the east bay shoreline and look at this, 40s everywhere until you get to the north bay at mid-to-upper 30s in napa and santa rosa and novato. from our roof camera, here is a breeze out there and the temperatures will fell a couple of degrees cooler than the thermometer is saying with a little bit of a wind chill this morning

san rafael. headbe prepared for pockets of slow traffic. southbound leaving southern marineading into san francisco flowing well. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights were turned on an hour ago and since then we have had backups extending through the macarthur maze. a 41-minute drive time between the carquinez bridge and the maze. so the bay bridge would be the bridge with the heaviest traffic this morning. northbound 880 a little slow approaching high street. southbound 880 is going to be fine leaving oakland bound for hayward. that's your "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >> what time is it? >> it's weather time. weather watcher time. >> it certainly is. at 6:48 a.m., taking a look at my besties reporting in this morning. looks like for the most part temperatures in the 40s to 52 degrees so says george hughes in san francisco. and alameda, dale, 48 degrees. i found this really pretty. bill moon sent in this photograph from lafayette in the east bay. and boy, isn't that gorgeous? who says we don't have seasons here in the bay area? we certainly do! take a l

if the travels take you from novato to san francisco san rafael the headlights beyond the marin ymca and smooth sailing into san francisco. a couple of issues with the accident out there on the ramp to westbound 237 is a spinout into a power old but fought affecting 237 remark and just cleared, southbound 280, the accident you is again and the tow truck came and swept it away. >> neighbors on alert after a rash of break-ins and the unique disguise worn by the suspect. >> a group of voters are caught in this, rescuers would put their lives on the line to save them. >> the bay bridge toll plaza shows light and ♪ cyber sales are storming in with ultra hdtv deals. ultra hd huh? i'll look good enough to eat. [ gasps ] oh no... samsung ultra hdtv on sale at target.com this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. cyber mondat target.com with 15% savings sitewide. expect a 100% chance of me doing n

san francisco from the east bay. the golden gate bridge shows all is quiet. from marin a nice drive and we have four lanes that are available southbound travelers with zipper truck making its way to the north end. drive time traffic is 580 nice and clear 27 minutes from tracy to dublin and friend on 680 and highway 85 in the south bay starting off on a good foot. >> before we get to the election, an emergency meeting has been called over a major health warning for a favorite local delicacy, california crab. amy hollyfield has the latest from san francisco. >> we are getting here to fisherman's wharf to find the pots are ready to go. they may not be going anywhere. the warning in place: do not eat crab caught language the california coast. officials have found toxins in the crash and sayt is not sufficient. this ising in you can do to make them safe. you cannot cook it out. that will not dissipate the chemicals. err on the side of caution. >> the dangerous levels toxins could cause the state to postpone crab season, the commercial season set to start in two weeks. they a

san francisco bay and is now heading east. the creature is normal living in warmer water, more tropical waters off central and southern mexico. >>> a marin county salmon institute is being evicted from the place it's called home since 1973. san francisco state university owns a property that houses the tiburon salmon institute, which raises 10,000 chinook salmon each year. they were unable to reach an agreement over safety and financial institute so they are out by end of next year. >>> is it a sign of the times or rather a symbol of the times? next, why oxford dictionary's word of the year isn't even a word at all. >> and what is cool about your school on this tuesday? email your nominations to coolschools@kpix.com and we may come out and feature it on a thursday morning. stay with us, folks. we'll be right back. ,, abdelhamid abaaoud ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. your time check is 4:54 on this tuesday the 17th day of the month. temperatures today slightly above average. the warming trend begins today in the 60s at the seashore. 66 in mountain view. good morning, san jose, with your high temperature 65 degrees. east of the bay a north

san mateo bridge, we're off to a good start. if you are headed from 880 to 101 this morning, that's maybe a 13-minute ride. same goes for the golden gate bridge. no delays out of marin into san francisco. 580 to the golden gate bridge, only 14 minutes. seeing nice speeds. westbound highway 4. that's a look at traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today, bay area fast-food workers will join thousands of others nationwide in the largest ever strike to hit america's fast food industry. walkouts are planned in nearly 300 cities. workers in california are striking one year to the day before voters weigh in on a minimum wage initiative. it would raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2020 and guarantee six sick day as year for full-time workers. >>> the top eight republican contenders take the stage tonight in wisconsin for the fourth presidential debate. don champion has a preview on the forum expected to focus on economic issues. >> issues. >> maybe we should boycott starbucks, i don't know. >> reporter: donald trump sought to win over christian evangelicals in illinois, angry over a decision by starbucks to reap place its christmas-themed cups with what the

parents of a teenager killed while jogging last june are suing the driver and the city of san rafael according to the marin independent journal. laura machado was jogging on point san pedro road when he -- when she was hit. the newspaper has details of the lawsuit. it claims machado had a jog -- had to jog into the street because a tree limb had fallen across the sidewalk. there had been complaints about dying and diseased trees along the fence line there for years. and asking the city to remove those trees. the city is not commenting on the lawsuit. the driver was not charged in machado's death. >>> san francisco's corporate shuttle pilot program is being called a success. the municipal transportation board of directors voted yesterday to continue with the program with a few changes. those changes include limiting bigger double-decker buses to major streets. and operators will have to use gps to collect data on where and when the shuttles travel. most of the buses take workers to jobs in silicon valley. the city charges operators a fee and allows them to share muni stops. >>> a chance to check out a type

traffic is light out of marin into san francisco. but use caution because it's cloudy. >>> a pickup lost control hitting and kills a pedestrian on saturday near lake merced, and landed in the water. the victim was walking her tog at the time, and had a friend walking right behind her. one man said the driver was going full speed. >> hit the cush, at the same speed -- curb, at the same speed, no brakes, and hit one of the people who were walking, and that lady, like, flew off, like, the curb, and it was, like, severe, like hit. >> the driver was not hurt. police say it does not appear that drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. >> big fa ma is about to get a lot bigger, pfizer and allergan are joining forces, the $150 billion deal would create the world's largest drug dealer are by sale. the formal announcemented this morning. >> still three days until thanksgiving, but some shoppers are already lined up for black friday sales after. in southern california, one man has been in line at a riverrerside best buy store since last tues

as you come in from marin to san francisco, you can see a few cars are slowing and the rest of traffics clear. wow. what we put up with yesterday. we do have some chains that are required, however, for highway 50 and 88 if you are making it up to the sierra, hoping to get the last minute snow before it melts you require the changes and pack them at 50 and 88 and 80 you do not need them. mass transit, bart, ace train, muni all on time so no delays for mass transit and i will let you enjoy what is happening in the north bay in a few minutes. >> 4:39. affordable housing versus development and massive construction protect to a busy bart station that now is packing a new fight on the peninsula. >> caught on video police anxious to get this man off the anxious to get this man off the street. dayquil liquid gels and go. hey buddy, let's get these but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the s

the san mateo bridge bridge looking good as well as the dumbarton and the golden gate, southbound traffic very quiet leaving southern marinsco. no accidents for all of marin, napa and sonoma counties so the north bay commute is looking good as with local transit. still no delays for bart, muni, caltrain or the "ace" train. that's a look the ayour "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> i like to take a look at levi's stadium because we've got super bowl 50 in 93 days. i like to give that little factoid. tom brady and joe montana are the only three-time super bowl mvps ever. yeah. all right. there it is. super bowl 50 in february. the 7th, 93 days away. good morning, everyone! in san jose, it is 45 degrees. it's in the 30s in santa rosa. 40 in the tri-valley. this is what you need to know today. heading on out, bundle up. it's another cold start to your day. bright sunshine in the offing. we have the cool temperatures continuing although today will be a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday and we have rain, it will be arriving on sunday. right now, still under the influence of high pressure. but we have that cool air mass f

oakland and richmond parts of san francisco and marin county, the western edge of the rainfall. lot of rain fell. more than what forecast, clayton, dublin, inch and a third. that is a lot. santa rosa inch. cobb .7. san francisco .5. thunder rain finished by 7:00 p.m. tonight. breezy and chilly. look at this, the snow continues to fall in the sierra. a winter storm warning till 10:00 p.m. tonight additional snow fall is likely above 5500 feet. it is stormy in the state of california. we will talk about what is next with the weather in 10 minutes. >> thank you. >> the snow there, sky resorts dreaming of an early open. sending us photos and videos trying to prove there is snow in the high country. juliette goodrich is live. >> reporter: yeah. we are in a winter storm advisory right now and yes, it is snowing. it has been snowing all day long. the governor was here at the same spot that i am standing 7 months ago and there was no snow and that is when he made the announcement of water restrictions. hopefully that won't be the case this winter. >> reporter: snow, and a good start at t

we have light showers right along the marin county coast and san francisco and all way down to half moonook at our tower cameras and not much reaching the ground yet. you can see why, it is light green, the stronger stuff to the north we showed you at the to which the shore and san rafael, 101, looking southbound, so far, the storms have not hit here yet but it is only a matter of type for the next 45 minutes to an hour. look at this, everyone has a chance of a thunderstorm today and everyone will see a thunderstorm and hear a thunderstorm today with temperatures in the upper 50s for highs and a look at walnut creek this is the last area to have the thunderstorms rolling in toward the end of the morning commute and we are look south on 680 here and tomorrow morning, chilled sunshine and 30s and 40s and frost is possible on wednesday morning and maybe a little bit on thursday morning and notice the afternoons are going to be in the low-to-upper 60s so this is a warming trend after the 50s and thunderstorms. more coming up on a timetable and how much to expect in the big weather. we will t

san francisco. highway 92 also looking good from end to end. all local bridges are light with 13 minutes between the hayward area and foster city. 101 as it rolls through marin county no problems through central san rafael. it will get busier as folks make the big getaway from thanksgiving. this morning slow traffic for the altamont pass in that westbound direction from 205. looks like the backups now extend to vasco. no delays as of yet heading through pleasanton. just a brief pocket the closer you get to the 680 interchange. the rest of the drive, highway 17, reports of an accident in the northbound direction. it may affect southbound traffic later. we'll keep on a on it. -- an eye on it. >>> we are dialing up our weather watchers. let's see if anybody is away or heading out the door. at this particular time, oh, we have george reporting 45 degrees in san francisco. so it's a cool start to what's going to be a slightly below average day as far as our temperatures are concerned right here in the bay area. looking towards mineta international airport where currently it is 43 degrees and the forecast today is 4% more travelers there in san jose due to the imp

widening southbound lanes with four lanes for the morning commute as you make the drive away from marin into sanns so far, to the north, through san rafael, southbound 101, tail lights are pushing in the southbound direction, and, also, no delays and we are running at pasted speed. >> people in los altoses are clean up after the spring slammed into a home on marvin avenue and here is a look at back end of the flatbed truck and now, a closeup look at the truck from the from, the fire department said that the driver was taken to the hospital. no one was home. or hurt. >> the oakland fire department is temporarily reducing medical services in west oakland and downtown. our media partners at the news group report it is because fire fortunates working too much overtime. two firefighter paramedics will be reassigned to cover other shifts. all engines will have paramedics with key medical backups going away at the business of the stations. the agency spent $20 million in overtime last year. >> a second grader is getting a gift from her dad she will never forget. remember this flawless blue diamond we s

the work of food banks throughout 11 counties. >> abc7 news joins us once again live in san francisco from the marind bank with a volunteer dedicating nearly 300 hours this past year to help feed the community. >> well, that is true. we mentioned they calm in all sizes and shapes and ages. this is 14-year-old logan, a high school student in san jose. right? >> yes. >>. >> he raised $2500 providing meals for 7500 people which is quite a feat. what inspired you to do that? >> well, i was surprised about how much a dollar could change, and how much it is worth. it inspired me to donate it. >> this impresses us. are you passing on the message to your peers? >> well, i try to get my friends to come over every once in a while. yeah. and have tried to -- we're arranging a trip to sf food bank now. >> i know your mom has been involved in driving you around. she's here and she's doing a wonderful job. >> yes. she has. >> hi, mom. thank you. and you can help by texting the word feed to 80077 for a $10 donation. >> thank you. >> sandhya is back with an update. >> we still have showers on live doppler 7 hd. som

san francisco. >>> but first, starfish in marin are dying at an alarming rate. more with how the disease is being investigated. >>> we do have some breaking news to tell you about in san jose. emergency crews are on the scene of a reported crash near redwood avenue. janine de la vega just arrived on the scene. janine, what can you tell us about what's going on out there? >> reporter: it is a solo vehicle accident. a pickup truck that crashed, three occupants inside and one of them died. we are being told by the police department here on southbound expressway at this point, it is closed between redmond and camden. i have with me captain mitch manzo. right now police are keeping us far away, not letting us see the accident because it's pretty bad. describe what happened about a half hour ago. >> single vehicle, truck hit the center divide. three occupants, two transported to hospitals. one is deceased on the scene. >> reporter: this was a rescue, correct? >> it took us about 20 minutes to get the second occupants out of the vehicle. >> reporter: and these were were

we will look at the golden gate bridge and if you are driving into san francisco officer marin countydoing nicely, slowing -- flowing into the city. >> in a paris suburb there is a heavy police presence. this is the scene in saint denis it is very active. here is what our news anchor is learning. >> yes, the french police believe this six hour long raid this warded future new attacks. two suspects are now dead in the paris push of saint denis. this is what the residents her, intense machine gun fire and seven large explosions. we want to show you the moment the raid ended a bloody man was dragged from the farm, naked from the waist down to make sure he was not wearing an explosionive belt. >> two suspects are dead. a man and a woman who blew her sell up. 25 are under arrest including three men taken from the participate -- apartment. >> five police officers are hurt and a police dog was killed. photos are in tributes to the seven year old diesel, the shepherd, the first to be sent into the apartment. the tar guest the raid was ringleader abdelhamid abaaoud, still no word open his stat

here's how it looks right now. 5:00 and 6:00 in the morning, marin, napa, sonoma counties and maybe sanfrancisco on sunday the possibility of the showers beginning and it will push down to the east bay and south baby 9:00 in the morning and likely hanging on through san jose, morgan hill and gilroy through 11:00 in the morning. not all of sunday is expected to be wet. by the afternoon hours we should have a dry period and by monday that's when the upper level of low pressure crosses over and we have a better chance of getting heavier rainfall in the bay area. monday morning the commute not looking good at this point. let's sum things up. scattered rain on sunday. 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. monday morning 4:00 to 10:00 a.m. the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. higher totals up in marin, napa and sonoma counties. let's look at the microclimate forecast. in san francisco, 60s. on the peninsula, cool. back to palo alto, temperatures in the low 70s. in the south bay looking fine in morgan hill at 72 degrees. north bay, east bay and trivalley awesome weather. upper 60s to low 70s. and pleas

mateo and san francisco from marin 100 percent covered by the county not a typo every plan designsyees get a cash rebate speaks for itself in the planned premium museum it under one thousand dollars plus moving open to page 3. >> can i ask would be question and, of course, of course. >> a health coverage you know my understanding started during world war ii when employers outside of military industries couldn't compensate the employees can those adjusted for what the employees average income if we look at guaranteeing this county looks at generous their average salary for the same you know - >> absolutely. >> is that a stupid. >> no a terrific question. >> do you have that data. >> no a preliminary effort by the way, as a pilot effort that provides a usable starting point we didn't previously know but looked at into the future. >> commissioner lim. >> just a clarification for marin the contribution for employees is over one thousand the difference is is an incentive. >> up to one hundred dollars they give back to the employees. >> what we'll see as we go obtain on the employee plus

the work of food banks throughout 11 counties. >> abc7 news joins us once again live in san francisco from the marind bank with a volunteer dedicating nearly 300 hours this past year to help feed the community. >> well, that is true. we mentioned they calm in all sizes and shapes and ages. this is 14-year-old logan, a high school student in san jose. right? >> yes. >>. >> he raised $2500 providing meals for 7500 people which is quite a feat. what inspired you to do that? >> well, i was surprised about how much a dollar could change, and how much it is worth. it inspired me to donate it. >> this impresses us. are you passing on the message to your peers? >> well, i try to get my friends to come over every once in a while. yeah. and have tried to -- we're arranging a trip to sf food bank now. >> i know your mom has been involved in driving you around. she's here and she's doing a wonderful job. >> yes. she has. >> hi, mom. thank you. and you can help by texting the word feed to 80077 for a $10 donation. >> thank you. >> sandhya is back with an update. >> we still have showers on live doppler 7 hd. som

over .75 in san francisco, half-inch on the coast and quarter inch in san jose. and marin see about .9, nearly an inch. winter weather advisory until 1:00 this afternoon until the morning. snow levels will be league significantly and we will look at low snow levels. six inches in kirkwood through tomorrow. snow levels continuing to lower throughout the day, about 4,000 feet. mt. hamilton could see a dusting tomorrow. 60 san francisco, 62 santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast, light showers throughout much of the bay today, and then we will look for the morning rain, possible thunderstorm. much colder, 62 is, you know, probably one area late in the day. more like 50s for highs tomorrow. looking at the slow warmup with frosty mornings into next week. so the commute tomorrow, people need to really take it easy and -- >> take their time, absolutely. thank you, lisa. up next, a beloved bay area football coach received a huge honor after four decades on the just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at prog

san francisco's mission district. >>> i'm heather holmes. >>> i'm ken pritchett. even as far away as oakland and marin county. the flames destroyed a tire shop called rolling stock at 16th and shotwell street damaging an apartment building next door. what witnesses saw and the effects on the neighborhood. n noelle walker? >> reporter: right now there is a two-block area closed on 16th street between van ness and folsom street. right now the only things going by are muni buses, right in front of the building that burned out. you can see here more than 10 hours after that fire started, firefighters are still here making sure the flames don't fly off again. >> reporter: where there is smoke. >> it is actually kind of pretty. >> reporter: there is fire. >> there are flames coming from the roof there. >> reporter: this cell phone video recorded by one of the first san francisco police officers to arrive shows you how quickly the flames spread. >> the only thing on my mind is to get everybody out of here as fast as possible. >> woke up this morning with the police officer yelling in my room. we've got to evacuate r

sarah cohen is a marine biologist at san francisco state university. >> it's unbelievably warm. we've never had a warming event like this. the extent of it, the different contributing factors, and how this is going to play out this season leads scientists on to have huge concerns. >> reporter: extreme heat events are one focus of today's report on the impact of climate change around the world. the the study found in 2014, extreme heat waves like the one that gripped south korea were made worse by human climate change. the report studied 28 extreme weather events around the world last year. 14 of those, including devastating floods in australia and new zealand, were found to be made worse, in part by climate change. but the impact of human activity can be complex, the report says. in the united states, record snowfall in the northeast and climate change, rather just cyclical weather patterns. however, the study says severe wildfires in california are becoming more likely because of global warming. >> climate change is causing a lot of unfortunate disastrous impacts around the wor

. >> spencer christian is live in san francisco at the sf marin food bank. >> dan and cheryl, i'm joined by tina gonzalez, the program manage here. we've been making the point that every $1 donated translates to $5 worth of food. with the food displayed on this table, explain how you can stretch that money out. >> what we have here is our typical weekly pantry food, a grain, protein, chicken or eggs, and 70% of our pantry is fresh produce. so this can help a family provide food for their breakfast, lunch and dinner as a staple monday through friday. >> that's absolutely amazing. every dollar goes a long, long way. we'll make that point by encouraging you to donate $10. you can text the word feed to 80077 for a $10 donation. you know now how far that will go. dan and cheryl? >> spencer, thank you so much. >>> rain is still moving through the bay area this evening. take a look at what sky 7 hd sent us just about 20 minutes ago. you can see the sheet of rain coming down in the los gatos area. >> sandhya patel is here with the accuweather forecast. >> that's a dramatic purr tur as you take a

he graduated from the university of san francisco in 2004 and joined the marine corps in 2005. >> now, back to our top story the these day closeure, at van ness allowing for work and construction and underground pedestrian tunnel the first on van ness in san francisco history. the stretch that is closed right new is teen post and geary and it is all tied to a future hodge. this will last all weekend. our reporter, amy hollyfield, is on van ness with that story. do businesses expect a big impact? >> we are hearing this is worse than the last shut down which was during spring break. it feels like everyone is out and about making it very tough to get to the businesses here. there are a lot of people out here but no one if here. >> what can we do? >> the owner of the nail salon opened her shop today but no customers were here. it could be because of this, a major backup on van ness because a portion of the thoroughfare is shut down. a die row practice tore is expecting a rush day. >> we had a couple people coming from east bay and they had to turn around or had to wait until very late and