it was a water main on south california boulevard.ials say the cap on the main was loose and ruptured. the may has been turned off. the water is cleaned up. we will have more from amy hollyfield at the scene. >> if concord authorities are investigating a fatal police shooting last night before 9:00 p.m. on diamond boulevard off speaker state 680. contra costa county sheriff deputy faced a stolen vehicle law concord. the driver jumped out and ran across the freeway into a shopping center forcing the lockdown of the mall. he was cornered by concord police and witnesses heard six gun shots. >> he shut down the world market store. they told everyone to stay inside. anyone could leave the gym. >>> the cars were stuck inside the crime seen and the suspect died at the scene. >>> the c.h.p. hopes the public can find a driver would hit and killed a teen during a high speed chase. ivan cruz was a freshman at high school and dozens turned out for the vigil where he died. he was crossing east 14th on his scooter on tuesday and a vehicle hit and k

enm. >> just getting into south california or rtding like no problems getting to so cal over whatever. if you're headed up to, say, mount shasta, very nice. we are going to be the envy of the nation. keep in mind they're going to be at 32 degrees for that parade. we're starting out in the 40s and 50s and we're going to end up in the 70s. >> there aprn. >> the numbers will drop rapidly as we lose that sunlight. we're going to tack a look at your black friday shopping forecast. i know a lot of people want to know what is going on at the shopping al. >> and we: sfwfr sfwfrmt. cent. not. >> is happy. >> and a beautiful view of the bay bridge lights. we are back with 15 minutes of nonstop news and weather. traffic on i-580 and there will be extra police around on the roadway keep the cars movie and secure the parking lots. no doubt the outlets will be much the same. some stores are resisting the urge to earn and stay closed on the holiday. santa fe based orchard hardware is one of them. they wanted to make sure their 5,400 employees could spend time with their families before the holiday s

streets around south california boulevard, it took crews several hours to shoot off the water and fix the cap. >> incredible video. >> yes, still ahead. knowing your rights if you are stopped by law enforcement. >> how this week's jefferson award winner is teaching youth about their rights and difficult situations and we want to invite your pet lovers to send questions. e-mail to pets@kpix.com and we will have our pet expert dr. jill every friday at noon. she will be here. be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> you know, we saw some beautiful broccoli at the market this morning. now let's make a simple pasta. >> this is going back to our roots, we are adding raisins and nuts which you see all over the place in sicily. >> what do you think? the angel hair pasta cooks up like that. >> don't cook it all the way. less than 50% before you put nit there. because it gets al dente so quickly. >> i will be generous with it and top it with extra virgin olive oil. >> uh-huh. >> look at all the flavors going on. >> i love it. >> beautiful. thank you bella. pasta time! >> pasta time! well, bad beh

send a tale >> : 6 of 3 this morning water main break in downtown 1 muckrake happen overnight south california boulevard where it will trend is live this morning right now. >> : talking heart of walnut creek all the shopping facilities red hat right behind minimalist street we show the dramatic video on 1130 less >> : found out from authorities it was not correct type but loose cap on one the pipes under the street. that gave way as women started basically a geyser 34 stories in the air >> : so many people driving by they call the police department and the ended up calling east bay mud and took several hours hundreds of thousands of wasted gallons of water there before there was an offer >> : we were there earlier in got a chance to look top warmup great place apart and here's what the chart surgeon at the sale of water main break >> : south will receive multiple line 11 calls and a person available 43 area responded to this plea salt water gushing 70 ft. >> : and called the east bay mud who responded able to shut off the water that to 20 1:00 a.m. >> : little under three hours but in the mean

california, which is great news. look at this next batch moving as far south as southern california where they really need the rain. so that's great news. liquid sunshine to them. there is your forecast precipitation as we head through month the rain will get as far south as central california, then the next batch as we head into next week will get into southern california. and you can see all of that snow across the rockies. for your travel forecast tomorrow, not too bad, especially across the northeast where we have that nor'easter on wednesday and thursday. look for showers over the great lakes, ohio valley, chicago, you could see a few delays here. colder temperatures as that cold front moves through. brings arctic air down towards the northern plains. then we'll deal with the snow across the northern rockies and then the rain over california. all in all, not a bad forecast, which is great news 'cause man, they were giving me a hard time last week. >> it's a lot easier to get home from grandma than it is to get to grandma's on wednesday for sure. >> thank goodness. >> indeed. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> wh

the incident happened early this morning on the tracks just south of caltrain, california avenue stationed to speak about suicide prevention at a community meeting at the school tomorrow night. >> why we can't say why any particular teen takes his or her own life. we know that in every single case there's preceding clues and mental health issue that is either have or have not really been directly addressed. >> reporter: she says everyone can be part of the social safety net. getting help when there's a teen in crisis and asking the teen if he or she needs help. >> other situations with family and friends. >> reporter: the grief all too familiar for the community known for its high academic standards. 14 died in a cluster of train suicide. two of them students and one that was about to be an incoming freshman. >> just last year we installed 10,000 linear feet of fencing. so this is a commitment for all of us. but this is a complex complex part of the problem. >> reporter: live in palo alto, cara liu, ktvu news. >>> the catholic church tonight condemned the decision of a bay area native to

. >> darya: a mass of water main break in downtown warmer cricket happen overnight and south california boulevard. if >> reporter: the water from the ground water main break is over and is happening right behind me we are sorry the video it happened around 1130 the reason why is once it fell off one of the pipes great. summon people driving by at the time they call 911 the wall of police department its a little time to scramble three hours for them to come here and total and turn it off once the cap came off. >> reporter: the water is not affected in this area to the storm system here and addresses of all the water went into there and not into the downtown businesses best of what the rain from the sky is you concede a little bit lighter than the last time you saw me and is still a constant drizzle if you're leaving wall muckrake are in the east bay you might want to pack an umbrella like that lady for a pair. i would just a little bit warmer if i wore the will is not really coming down hard it is cold look at the sky is gloomy not a sum like the we are used to warm was up in the morning

tomorrow, nice, but, tuesday, it will have a low pressure drop, far south in northern california to bring the pressure down and the temperatures follow suit. the numbers coming down 10 degrees on tuesday. it tomorrow night, tuesday, a little cooler and fog along the shoreline starts tomorrow morning, future cast tomorrow begins with fog, pulled from the shore. all that usual for this time of the year. status quo. this is an unusual wrinkle. long period swell is coming and we have beach hazard warnings posted tonight and tomorrow because the swell builds only 6 feet in the early going but higher towards the end of the week. introduces the possibility of strong rip concerns. shoreside tomorrow or any time next week, be careful a chance of rain, once a week chance of rain in the bay area and not amounting to much. >>> a glimmer of hope. next week, thursday, it may be wet. the week after that, there say hint that there will be be more persistent and widespread rainfall. the following week, so, stay tuned on that. paul will be tracking it. in the meantime, a hint better than nothing. numbers a

a suspect using a rock to smash the comblasz dorin the south issue california manufacturer and uses ao move the drones. the alarm company alerted police but the suspect was gone by the time the police arrived. they are popular with hollywood studios and aerial photography. each is worth 50,000. they believe 1 or 2 people were involved in the heist and reviewing the surveillance video for more clues. >> the excitement over space exmroration is making a global come back and getting more affordable thanks to a new kind of miniature satellite. >> i can see that my own telescope in my backyard. >> reporter: to most of us a spacecraft is something that barely fits in a airplane hangar. but to carl, it should fit in a back pack. >> this is a duplicate of a spacecraft that is orbitting the earth? >> it is 300 miles and 70 miles above the space station. >> reporter: they are cube sacks in the center of the innovation wave of space exploration. he will be allowed to get in space on the cheap. the total cost of the project was 50,$000? >> yes, this is allowing the universities to get sielths in

not want to slam your hard to he did not excuse her from slumming it had a high- school and california southclassman's also said that the water at the season and hit him with close to get him to stop he noted them to get out the way the teenager even said her top is coming off in the struggle out upset and embarrassed and angry that he was doing all this in front of people in putting his hands on me you the respected teachers to do this to your child the gentleman identified as has been suspended from his teaching job in charge would bodily injury to a child is absolutely not ok ever for a man to put his hands this message on a 13 year-old ron >> pam: the city was put on paid leave for a month and then assigned to another school he was put on leave again today after a new station told the school that he has been charged with misdemeanor or four answers to a child you could catch inside edition with nights at 1130 ride after kron 4 nose at 11 >> gary: war is at it again meanwhile the boston hot they have reported the the boston red sox if those figures were true in this light the giants shoul

police are trying to determine if the car is head south to california, maryland, where carlesha lived for several years before moving to philadelphia. attempting to interview several friends including a man identified by the family as brandon. >> he just always looked suspicion to me. >> reporter: sizes police have taken additional surveillance video from nearby businesses in germantown. the septa bus carlesha was riding on just before her abduction, and the toll plazas along i-95 heade headed south ts maryland. >> my child i want to continue on fighting. don't let anything get you down. just fight. >> reporter: now police sources tell me tonight that investigators are working on some very good tips as we speak. there's a $47,000 reward in this case tonight. i'm told by the citizens crime commission that more than two dozen tips have come in since that reward was announced this afternoon. again, a very fluid investigation tonight f there are new details we'll bring them to you in this newscast. iain? >> and we'll take it from there. dave, talk to you again. >>> breaking news pennsylva

the contest for california's 17th congressional district in the south bay pits two democrats, incumbent mike honda against lawyer ro khanna. it's expected to be a close race. 71-year-old honda is a graduate of san jose state university and a career politician elected to congress in 2000. honda has president obama's endorsement. khanna is a former commerce official for the obama adminstration. he's backed by lieutenant govenrnor gavin newsom. newsom is running for re- election against republican ron nehring. on the national level, the balance of power in the senate is definitely in question. republicans are expected to pick up several of the democratic seats marked in blue. if all of them do turn red, the g=o=p will go from minority to majority party in the senate, as well as controlling the house. from florida to new hampshire. politicians spent the last day of this campaign season trying to drum up some excitement. according to the latest polls the g-o-p has all the momentum. but some big name democrats disagree person had agreed with the oddsmakers it will keep some republicans are on

south. up toward central coast of california. central, southern california will see heavy ran for wednesday. heavy rain potential, probably highest for the santa cruz mountains and parts of the south bay. on top of the rainfall totals we had today with the next wave in from tuesday, wednesday. one to two more inches of ran for the south bay. midweek. another two to three inches of rain there in the north bay. quick preview of that. once we pass wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon. intensity of the showers starting to shut down. rainy start to tomorrow. then starting to dry out this time tomorrow night. monday, break if you want to try to get any yard work done beginning of the week. batton down things, tuesday, wednesday. gusty wind. lingering showers into thursday. five dave trend for santa rosa. livermore. few showers thursday. next weekend things will begin to dry out. right now this is round two. round three in the final one could be the biggest pun. in terms of rain. middle part of the week. >> about time. looks great. th

it is going to try to tap into the subtropical moisture from the south and direct it towards california we get into tuesday afternoon and wednesday, we're adding the heavy rain potential to the forecast especially near the santa cruz mountains. that third system is going to bring a little more wind with it too. you see the system there offshore, coscooping up moistur starting to move inland. probably the heaviest rain there for san francisco and the north bay on wednesday. during the morning wednesday, might have isolated thunder for wednesday afternoon before things start to calm down and the rain tapers off before thursday. an inch and a half in some spots and the hill tops. and 1 to 2 inches for the south bay. a lot of this kicking in as we head towards midday tuesday into wednesday. a rainy start to your sunday, then we have a break here on monday. it is this tuesday-wednesday time period when we'll see gusty winds. notice the trend there over the next five days. a few lingering showers into thursday and friday. it will clear out when we head towards next weekend. more snow for the

he committed suicide by a train just south of the california station less than a month ago so was hitain also attended the high two students killed themselves what another attempted suicide. some kids may have problems and they need consulting. >> reporter: the woman who was a bucket of the philadelphia street now back home with her family this morning and recovering we have heard from save just outside baltimore she was kidnapped sunday night that it was caught on surveillance police spotted the suspect of a doctor's car and maryland this and the vehicle and they found her inside. we to occur immediately to the hospital would take a break still ahead on the kron 4 morning news test flights could resume as early as next summer despite last week said deadly accident. a group of hunters the tech--attacked by there's from carrying a deer. some of the cool blue high-tech features state told that is coming up. >> reporter: star would hotels and resorts are launching a new high-tech feature mobile key list entry. they're letting you use your from to lock the door for guy hotel room. was to

the 16-year-old was killed early yesterday on the train tracks south of caltrain's california stationunfortunately, this is all too familiar. back in 2009, four other teenagers committed suicide on the tracks. one student posted a video on youtube yesterday, discussing the stresses of being a student at gun. >> i'm trying to raise awareness, mostly for the parents. we love our moms, and we love our dads, but calm down. we'll do just fine even though we got a b minus on that test. >> one of those speaking out about suicide and prevention. >>> a gas station owner tells ktvu he nearly became the victim of a scam involving a caller claiming to work for pg and e, and he wants to work to prevent others from becoming a vick tim. the first and account of that scam attempt that took place today. >> reporter: julie, the scam targeted the owner of this gas station, and the pg and e bill he received for power usage here. the phone call came this morning. it was a demand for bo to pay his pg and e bill within the next few hours or the power would be shut off. >> i was kind of nervous. >> reporter:

. >> that's unless you're in the south or california where t-shirts and shorts will do.er meteorologist jim dickey is here with the forecast. good morning, jim. >> good morning, reena and ryan. if you are headed out for early morning shopping, there's some snow to deal with. tracking a bit of light snow across the upper midwest and lake effect snow. even snow across the coast of new england with the storm system staying offshore. going to keep it cold across the east. 10 to 15 degrees below average. the real trouble spot is into the northwest, primarily the pacific northwest where we still keep some heavy rain in place through the day. reena and ryan, back to you. >> thank you, jim. >>> for the second time in as many days, listen to this. smash and grab thieves have targeted a chicago clothing store. this time j.b.'s clothing store in north austin neighborhood. check this out. using a pickup truck to plow through the rear wall, the store manager says more than a dozen people jump out and help themselves to the expensive merchandise inside and then took off leaving the tr

south. southern california, cloudy skies and some of that rain, and some fog into mendicino county.ot much left here. any rain would be very low level stuff. 35 in tahoe. i think it's 31 in truckee. i think heidi said that to me. 53 sacramento. look at denver, going up. they were 2 below and now they are 10. they are getting a little southerly bridge. i have to check that. it's going up. looks like snow on the way for up but 30s all the way to new orleans. first snow of the season in connecticut happened. also snow and sleet made it into new york. so that cold air is moving east. for us, cool air is here but not really cold air. menlo park, 57. foster city and san mateo, 51. water temperature mild. 59 bodega bay. they have been above 50, seems like since june but finally inching cooler. quiet pattern all wait into the weekend but will be warmer on monday. the system moving into nevada will scour things. if you are out there, keep an eye on the stuff. we do have 60s for the temps. coast bay inland. petaluma, no va to, maybe a little warmer in santa molina. 68 brentwood, livermore can

. >> i grew up in sacramento, california, in the south area. went to public schools. ended up in uc-davis. made my way out to san francisco when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in p

you move further south here to the california coast, two jets were spotted there within 50 miles of theoast. that is the closest fight since the cold war. in some cases it is done by russian fighter jets. in other cases they're also bringing in the russian bomber developed back in the '50s, modified several times since. it may look very old but is still a significant weapon with a maximum speed of almost 600 miles an mile-per-hour, maximum combat range of more than 5,000 miles. it can carry long-range cruise missiles, where the russians seem to be practicing all around the world including north america. so all that leads up to a witch's brew of close calls that we have not really seen in decades. >>> coming up next, a white house intruder, a new report says one guard was on his cell phone as a knife-wielding man charged the door. >>> plus, investigators are trying to figure out what caused 12 women to die after they were sterilized. one of the doctors blamed said he is being framed. >>> also, sierra leone has become one of the hardest hit countries in the ebola outbreak but where is the

you see a lot in california, the south, east coast. here is shaun: >>> wendy davis lost to greg abbott. we have convinced a community member to leave for canada. sara said: our community is talking to me using the hashtag america votes 2014. i'll keep bringing you into the live conversation. >> maybe a bit of an overreaction. >> slight. >> now to jake word. he was science behind the politics. >> we are looking at change, shift, a different perspective in office. studies showed that conservatives and liberals don't just hold different opinions, they have different structures entirely. one measured the brain activity of 82 people, making the decision involving risk and uncertainty. researchers looked at the voting records. the study found that conservatives found more activity, and liberals had activity in the left insular. the two groups used different cognitive processes when talking about risk. what is the difference. >> the enigular is for deciphering external cues, part of the mind scanning the environment. the left insular is centr

cameron lee a student at gun high school was hit by a train just south of cal train's california avenue station. one of the speakers at tonight's meeting, is dr. meg durbin. she will talk about suicide prevention and everyone can be part of the social safety network to help a teenager in crisis. >> while we can't say why any particular teen takes his or her own life, we do know in every single case there is precedingclues. >> gun high school has been through this tragedy before. back in 2009, four teenagers died in the cluster of train suicides. since then cal train improved the lighting near the train tracks. they also added fencing to that area. tonight's meet willing start at 6:30. it will be at gun high school. >>> it's 5:09. and a truck hit and killed someone in downtown san francisco. coming up at 5:30, the clue that police are looking at this morning. >> we got a call from president obama that he will have to start working with republicans to get things dope. >> the gop will take over in a shift in power at capitol hill. up next we will take you live to washington, d.c. with elec

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dangers and there is some fog in the san joaquin valley and if you are heading south, winds crank up in southern california moving into salt lake city into the rockies and parts of montana and it is a teater totter affect and it goes up across the u.s. and today is quiet here, 30s and 40s, that is not official san jose, he had gilroy with them and i see a count of the 40s popping up, 36 around 389 give the off shore coverage and no problems here until the west. it will be mild and cool be a rain returns a little on friday and it looks like maybe a lot as we head toward the weekend. timing is still a ways away and we will have some high clouds and next saturday and pattern cools down for what could be a wet sunday and monday. >>> lots of lows, and 60s on your temperatures temperatures will be warmer and we cloud it up on friday and it looks like a rainy pattern setting up for next week. >> that is good, we could use the rain. >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> time now inform 77. >>> it is 0 making is your much exit its. >>> and a terminally i will child took a major milestone off his bucket list. ♪ [instr

her grandmother says she had met some questionable men while living in california, maryland. about two hours south of aberdeen. one of those men stat stood out to her. >> he did come to my house. he wanted to take carlesha out on his own and i disapproved of that. >> reporter: fbe has carlesha's grandmother to review the photos. they are also searching traffic cams along the i-95 corridor from philadelphia to maryland. police are still not sure if carlesha knew her abductor. it is something they are now looking into. in aberdeen, maryland, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and you can get the latest on this case plus another look at the video and photos of the suspect and victim. all you have to do is go to the website cbsphilly.com. ♪ we return now to campaign 2014. other big races in the area tonight. we go to new jersey and the senate race there. the junior senator cory booker getting another term this one a full term after replacing the late frank lautenberg with 55% of the vote defeating republican jeff bell. >> in new jersey's third congressional district this the seat vacant indicated

her grandmother says she had met some questionable men while living in california, maryland, about two hours southf aberdeen. one of those men stood out to her. >> he did come to my house. he wanted to take carlesha on his own and i disapproved of that. >> reporter: the fbi has asked carlesha's grand any other review the photos. they're searching traffic cams along the i-95 corridor from philadelphia to maryland. >> that's our diana rocco reporting tonight for us from aberdeen maryland. >> we want to go down to york where the governor-elect tom wolf is taking the stage. >> to the voters of pennsylvania for giving me this chance to serve as governor of pennsylvania and i recognize while i'm grateful for what they have -- the great honor they've done me by giving me so many votes i also recognize the responsibility that has been placed on my shoulder, on my shoulders to do great things for pennsylvania. i know that there is a heavy responsibility on me. this is not just about the honor of getting votes, it's about the necessity for doing things for pennsylvania. right. [cheers and applause] >>> so,

south and east. as the system continues to move across central california, still a chance east of san jose along the santa cruz mountains. we see isolated showers. the trend will be to dry us out for sunday. bringing you up to day on the rainfall total, we had a good amount for shows. in october dropping below average. as we move further north the numbers drop off. we did get rain for halloween. san francisco with a half inch of missing rainfall for october. that number drops off for the north bay, falling behind about an inch and a half. we certainly need to add to the totals moving forward. the trend for the end of the weekend, clearing skies for sunday. we will see skies clear late tonight. in the morning clear skies. in the north bay some sunshine. a dry pattern is going to take the storm track and shove it to the north. instead of rainfall, temperatures rising. the pattern ahead looks warmer and drier. 68 degrees tomorrow. in san jose should be nice for the 49ers game. mid 60s around san francisco. north bay temperatures close to 70. notice the five-day trend. no raindrops but temperatures risi

cold air will be dipping did you know to the deputy south tomorrow but across the state of california we have showers over basically the northern half of the state. cloudy mild down south here in the bay area we have showers beginning probably just before the morning rush. late showers light rain and increasing becoming more width spread later morning hours but taper off the showers will by late afternoon. high pressure tomorrow on the cool side. mainly low to mid 60's here's accu-weather 7 day forecast more written on thursday in fact burst of rain likely on thursday. dry day on friday but more rain showers open saturday so we have 3 or 4 day period of wet weather our way. >> great. bring it on. >> larry is here now with sports. >> a lot to talk by. it hasn't even arrived yes. i can't take all this rain. just too much rain. very latest on pablo sandoval if boston. giants wait. a's go out and (mom) when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the bac

children to get through the tragedy 16 year-old junior committed suicide by a train just south of the california high this is video from the same with abc seven knows that in 2009 to students killed themselves on the couch train track all another attempted suicide. >> reporter: counseling and support to students. they are helping the students. that law students have problems and need assistance. >> reporter: they see about 12 deaths every year and 90 percent of them are suicide deaths. >> darya: suspended nfl player and his wife are set to testify the trip in front of a federal judge and his suspension from the n.f.l. he got two games with an nfl suspended him indefinitely after the video service of him hitting his wife in an elevator at the hotel. he'd already been found on this and he said is not fair. >> reporter: the warriors remain on the sand with their best performance yet crushing the clippers. he added eight rebounds the warriors built a 25 point lead and held off the clippers the rest of the way the lawyers now for wins and zero loss of 12121 04. will have a parade encore presentation

that's all going to be trachlg south with you if you're trying to get to southern california. for tahoe, it looks like this thing is just going to dump snow. that's the good news. we're going to get a pretty good break from the rain before we bring it back next thursday. sunday is your day for outdoor activities. it's going to be kind of soupy for the first part of saturday. then we take you to monday and tuesday. we'll get the sunshine for a few days with rain returning thursday into friday. i can tell you right now i'm looking at the first week of december and it is looking good for another series of storms. overall we're sitting pretty at this particular moment. we're slowly but surely chipping away at that historic drought. we're talking tahoe snow as well and a chance for you to meet sam and laura at safeway. hmm. yeah, we're on that coming up. >> and a chance to meet christina as well. that's a biggie. thanks a lot. it's 4:49 right now. a housekeeper at an upscale yosemite hotel faces prison time and fines for allegedly stealing from hotel customers. jennifer downing is

a's rare sight in california and probably traveled from waters south of the state. >>> a pennsylvanial is enjoying hero status after rescuing her little sister from a raging fire just the day before thanksgiving. when their home went up in flames yesterday morning 12-year-old linea collier scooped up her 4-year-old sister carrying her through safety through the smoke-filled house. >> my sister was carrying me. i saw the fire all up there. >> i told her to keep our eyes shot so she don't get hurt. >> reporter: even though the family lost all their material possessions they're so grateful no one was hurt. such a lucky story there. >> absolutely. >>> how about a little sports? >> oh, yes. absolutely. so let's talk to our friends at espn. >>> you know that turkey we're slow roasting all night, your kitchen is on fire. i'd look that that. listen to the sports and then do that. >> he's kenny mayne, aim stan verrett. the cavs and wizards. first quarter, kris humphries miss misses. lebron james with the rebound. up ahead to kev lon. james with eight assist, love, 21 points. third quarter, loo

despite the methods, the two organizations agree when it comes to the west coast and south. >> we think the drought in californiacross large parts of the south central and southeastern part of the u.s. >> so we'll have to wait and see who gets the winter forecast right. in the meantime, folks are preparing for the worst. so as a meteorologist and scientist, i like to believe those methods. i think folklore has a lot to do with what happens. >> i love when you do that. flip that coin. we'll be right back, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> still to come, an inspirational war vet proves age >>> still to come, an inspirational war vet proves age is nothing but a dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. new and improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. made wit

methods, the two organizations do agree when it comes to the west coast and the south. >> we think the drought in californiaatures across large parts of the south central and southeastern part of the u.s. >> so we'll have to wait and see who gets the winter forecast right. in the meantime, folks are preparing for the worst. so even as a meteorologist and a scientist, i like to believe those methods but i think folklore kind of has a lot to do with what happens. >> i love when you do that. flip that coin. we'll be right back, but first this is "today" on nbc. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> still to come, an inspirational war vet dad, i know i haven't said this often enough, but thank you. thank you mom for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance c

. >> southern california is moving north. it's coming up from the south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go

southeast, south central part of the country fine. here is that storm moving into californiain. we need about 20 of these storms to come in. there might be a few mudslides, but even with that we'll take it because we so desperately need it. high temperatures today, look at that in texas. beautiful. tomorrow you cool down a lot across west texas and panhandle at least and oklahoma. tuesday, you start to climb back up again. a bit of a seesaw pattern continues. that's what often happens in spring and fall and certainly has been the case this year. >> thank you, sir. >>> other stories making headlines this hour to tell you about this sunday morning. the search continues for a missing ohio state university football player. a text message sent by kosta karageorge to his mother just 30 minutes before he vanished from his columbus apartment blames his concussions for his recent mood swings. a moment ofs held before yesterday's ohio state-michigan game. several former players are now offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information to help find the missing senior. >>> a passenger ma

even if you're leaving for tonight don't expect wet weather across california. 59 across the south bay. 63 in san francisco. averaging the coldest wither in the north bay with 56. so let's take you to that thanksgiving day forecast. temperatures are going to be mild here across the north bay, 71 degrees. we'll go with upper 60s in san francisco. and the biggest thing across our thanksgiving forecast is some of this added cloud cover that's going to be moving in as we have a storm system that is just offshore. let's take you into that forecast. what you're going to see when it comes to travel impacts across the bay area, dry travel for thanksgiving with hazy sunshine. by friday, showers developing across the north bay. and then for this weekend rain at times and also some flick roads. we'll detail more coming up. raj and mess jessica, there's nothing like thanksgiving turkey, maybe some pumpkin pie, and football. that's right. seahawks and the 49ers right here on nbc bay area weather center i head throughout thursday. temperatures in the 50s. if you're lucky you'll need the jacket but l

california. >> a last storm tracker with the rain showers moving from the south to the east and not detecting anyl and you see the clouds up here that should remain up here with high clouds by tomorrow night. right now we have a dry weather forecast there and temperatures are moving up rapidly. san jose in 54 and it's pretty cool out there which we showed you on track to reach you. our live cameras. not showing much and tomorrow some fog and a bit of a warming trend. we are talking about 70s. first thing tomorrow morning with the recent rainfall out there with lots of moisture on the ground and temperatures with dew point and we have fog developing and typically forms the north bay valleys which could happen anywhere especially at santa rosa and napa with some fog first thing tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be in the 40s so you want to bundle up in santa rosa. now scooting to the south, high pressure develops offshore and this will be the shore for some warming and temperatures will be trending up for sunday, monday and tuesday. talk about a few high clouds coming in. it won't be complete s

. >>> legislation getting its first real test in california by societiers just south of the bay area. >> fracking involves pumping water underground to release gas and oil. san bernardino will decide on measure "j" that will ban fracking. the oil industry, spending about $7 million to try to defeat those bans. the investigative unit will look out for any election day voting trouble. if you encounter a problem at the polls, do call our tip line. that phone number is 888-996-tips, or send an e-mail to the unit. >> in other news on this election day, police are telling drivers to avoid a busy intersection in the east bay, because they are investigating a deadly crash there. it was around 5:00 this morning when an suv hit and killed a pedestrian. this is near the boulevard. police are not identifying the victim at this time, but they do tell us that the driver is cooperating with the investigation. officers expect to be at that scene for at least another hour, maybe two. >>> and in san jose, investigators are trying to figure out what caused this deadly crash on the expressway, hillsdale

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it feels more like winter with snow falling early this morning in the mountains of california and even further south in georgia, temperatures actually continued to fall. cnn meteorologist jennifer gray is here with us. see? you're looking like winter. i had to put extra layers on because it does feel like winter. i kind of like it. >> we felt like the 20s this morning here in atlanta. this is gatlinburg, tennessee. look at the snow in the trees. unfortunately, because most of the trees still have leaves on them, we dealt with a lot of downed trees, but several inches in gatlinburg fell overnight and into this morning. luckily most of that snow is starting to wrap up. we're dealing with very cold rain, though, and it is still very windy. so that wind chill is going to play a factor in today's forecast. 40 degrees in chicago, 44 in atlanta. when you factor in the wind chill it feels like 34 degrees right now in atlanta, feeling like 31 in chicago. so feeling like the upper 20s still at this hour in cincinnati. so it is chilly, chilly out there. temperatures, high temperatures the next couple of days.

south. we're still talking about fire season in southern california.g in place right now until 8:00 monday evening for los angeles down toward san diego. we had gusty offshore wind approaching 45 to 50 miles per hour so fire season continues for southern california. back here in the bay area right now we do have partly cloudy skies. temperatures cooling rapidly. right now it's 42 degrees in fairfield. tonight right now cooler than yesterday at this time. santa rosa mid-40s and san francisco 56 degrees. as far as the frost advisory we do have a frost advisory to our north up toward parts of mendecino county approaching parts of the north coast. right now we do have this taking a live look outside. more clouds for tonight. a cold start monday morning with partly cloudy skies and rain. does make a come back over the next few days. first thing tomorrow morning look at these 30s showing up in santa rosa, napa, fairfield in the upper 30s. so you will definitely want to bundle up. a noticeable change first thing tomorrow morning. san francisco 47 and san jose

california's wet season. meanwhile, it is to snowed down south, record setting columbia south carolina, first time it has snowedhere before november 1st. the previous record was set over 100 years ago. it is also very cold, temperatures expected to fall near or below freezing in part of the south tonight and tomorrow night. how about that? looks like southern temperatures will be colder than what we're dealing here in the delaware valley. check in with weather watch ers, see what's happening outside right now, and generally looking at temperatures in the low to mid 40's, from our weather watchers, and that's what we're seeing across the region, because of the storm system developing off shore. clouds, northerly wind. so let's check on down south near the chore, see what's happening from gregg wood, he checks in at 45 degrees right now, and we actually do see a lot of rain showing up on the shore camera right nowment check it out, the camera is shaking, strong gusty winds, and still raining, we'll show this on storm scan3. check this out. back edge of the rain kind of pushing a little bit further westward, right

only places that will not feel it, florida, south florida, central florida, southwest and californiatry will see it. there are surface temperatures. that is the freezing mark. that is below zero. thursday, into friday, saturday, sunday, even into early next week. so this is quite incredible to see cold area as far as south as the gulf coast and lasting more many, many -- for many, many days. liz and david back to you. david: we saw snow in south carolina. not a lot of global warming going on. >> that is another topic for another day. david: it is indeed. liz: tv personality ryan seacrest is known to have a his hands in lot of different entertainment business pots. coming up why he thinks it is vital for survival in the current media landscape. david: we're bringing back brian sossi to talk to us about the number one thing to watch in the market. we're bringing you tomorrow's trades today on this anniversary of the marine corps. stay tuned. >> hi, everyone, i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show at the top of the hour, gm places an your again order for new ignition switches long befor

south carolina. this past summer a 19-year-old pledge at california state university, north ridge, died on a fraternity trip. and last december a 19-year-old pledge from baruch college in new york died from head trauma at a fraternity retreat. professor elizabeth allen is studying what colleges are doing to prevent dangerous behavior. >> this is about changing the campus culture and helping students rise to, you know, the occasion. there are group situations and peer pressure. and people end up doing things they wouldn't ordinarily do. >> just two days before nolan burch was rushed to the hospital, the fraternity's charter had been revoked by its national organization due to an unrelated incident. tonight, police are investigating what happened and whether anyone should be held accountable, brian. >> our chief education correspondent rehema ellis, rehema, thank you, as always. >>> we are back in just a moment with the salute being seen around the world tonight and the story behind it. being a private banking client isn't what it used to be. from san francisco to silicon valley, boston private bank work

if you go back and they were mostly in the south west come if you look today they are the largest minority in 30 states and actually the ability of california latino voters made a difference in georgia and kansas. there is a growing population in iowa and arkansas company says you don't normally. so the population is on the move so we look at the three quarters of the vote among the less he knows and they say it is and interesting but we don't have to go backwards. when george w. bush was running for the election so they are moving from 40% republicans and 25% republicans and that movement we don't get in any other, but the popular perception which is really interesting. >> the other word that you used its transform. >> i think that the presence of the political structure has the opportunity to change the political dynamics in a variety of locations. if you look at some of the southern states that georgia and what has long been the paradigm in politics and society it's becoming a multiracial paradigm and you get these moments where the african-americans are taking the lead on issues like immigration reform because the coalitions are working

lots of sunshine to the south, and in the west especially in california. we'll see nothing but sunshine tomorrow. so look at highs around the state. 78 for sacramento. 75 joe seyosemite. l.a. topping out at about 85 degrees. closer to home, plenty of sunshine. 68 downtown san francisco. 74 san jose. 76 napa, and oakland getting to a nice, mild high of 72 degrees by the afternoon. so it's going to be a nice, warm finish to the work and school week, guys. >>> up next, a big day for this little girl who's about to watch her dad play for the first time in the nfl. the special moments that she is sharing with him during pregame. plus -- >> this is, like -- it was like i just won the war. >> a cancer survivor's hollywood dream becomes a reality. >>> what can you expect if you're traveling this thanksgiving? i'll tell you that. and how safe is your child's booster seat? booster seat? thos and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through cover