it just takes a while for it to march down the shenandoah valley. other differences, because of the differences in economic status across the shenandoah valley that farm can have plastered walls, brightly colored painted walls whereas we are still using whitewash on the walls in this house. so kind of the material goods you have access are going to be different. the 1820s house also has a cast iron wood stove that they can use to heat up a room whereas this house is still using standard fireplace for heating. and that's going to be -- just location is the major determining factor on economic status there as well as just the family choices. perhaps they didn't want the newest things. they were comfortable with open hert cooking and using the older forms of heating and just were happy with that. 1820s house is kind of showing a second or third generation family in america whereas this 1850s house is showing third or fourth generation. they're more removed from that old world country that they came from. the frontier at this point in america in the 1850

charred by the massive valley fire. comes together in thanks. what will you do? w far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >> j.r. : in just a few days. americans will gather around tables for thanksgiving.but thousands in the north bay won't be doing that at home. they don't have a home to go to. >> vicki: kron 4's kate cagle followed up with one woman who says her life will never be the same. >>:"ring.hello?" >> reporter: on september 14th i made this call to a stranger. >>:".this is kate from kron hi." >> reporter: two hours ebfore.i met jolene by chance at the valley fire evacuation center.she had left her home in a hurry. >>:"we were saying our goodbyes because we didn't know if we'd make it." >> reporter: her story moved me. literally. not knowing whether her house was a pile of rubble. i went into the burn zone to find out. >>:"it's still sandingoh thank god.!" >> reporter: i found her cats and looked for her gecko.and reported al

we're expecting a quarter of an inch at the valley floor. we'll continue to watch this, again, that would happen on thursday. in the meantime, just going to stay cold, bundle up, make sure you've got the whole nine ready. we're talking about frosty mornings ahead. and chilly afternoons. we won't break freezing until 9:00 this morning and possibly same deal for tomorrow morning. get some of the scarves and gloves and hats. >>> everybody stay warm out there. anthony, thanks. al we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >>> most of them are gone, but whoever is here, i personally want to thank. >> thanksgiving has extra special meaning for this man. we'll tell you about his mission to thank the men who saved his father's life. it will make you bay area proud. thanksgiving wishes at the ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or

there is fog out in the valley, the big valley, all the way down to the san joaquin valley as well. if you're heading to the mountains -- [audio difficulties] >> coming out of the north. >> this is getting interesting. >> this is going to be a good snow producer. too far out for specifics. but there could be a lot of fluffy snow in the sierra shasta area. >> they need it. >> yes, they do. >> it was a dismal. >> year. the worst ever. >> volkswagen trying to win back customer loyalty. they made announcements regarding the scandal. michael horn apologized and says that the company is working with the california air resources board to come up with long-term solutions. he also talked about the gift card program for affected car owners. it was offering a $500 gift card and a $500 dealership credit to people who own the cars involved in the scandal. >> many of our customers worried about -- obviously worried about their vehicles. and we are committed to do what is necessary. and this is just a step, another step on -- in the process why we work on the remedies that satisfy our customers and

i came back to the valley because i love the valley. a lot of my friends did not and now live in houston or austin. i invite them to come back. things are different. >> go ahead, ma'am. >> part of the reason why i came to the united states was the shootouts that happened between the military and drug cartels in mexico. how do you feel about mexico's policy of putting the military on the streets? has it affected your policy, and how? >> it is very secure. they have a challenge to try to change what happens. you can not anticipate their local police force will be able to survive and take care of their families when you don't pay them adequately. one thing that is going on, you are bringing insecure people who are being paid well. their families are being taking care of. have good schools. public health providers. that is what they need to strive for. i would rather have someone secure that i trust, rather than someone i do not trust. >> anyone else? >> i just want to add once upon a time that mexico did not have cartel problems. there was

that is going to be the case as well, some out in the valley, you expect that. but there's a lot around the san jose foothills yesterday. that didn't show up until later. some pockets of fog. 40s and 50s on the thames. these have come way up. there were a lot of thursdays on monday and tuesday. is not the case now. we are looking good to go for sunshine here. so a cool morning but lots of sun. some areas of fog, high clouds to the north, near 70 after the fog lifts. a little hazy around the edge but nice with 60s, low 70s. 50:10. things still all right? >> things are okay. i've been looking at the chp list here. some of the other things. just not believing it. i tend not to believe when things look so good. but they are looking good. this is not bad. this is a look at the commute here on the bay bridge approach. looks very nice. there are no major problems getting it to san francisco. we're also looking at some of the other freeways around the bay. this is interstate 880 and traffic is moving along very nicely. in san jose northbound 101, 280 and 85 are off to a

same for the tri-valley. hunderstorms in cold air this upcoming week, terry, back in the 60s. >> anthony, thanks a lot. "nbc nightly news" is next. we're back at 6:00. hope you can join us. >>> on this saturday night, no survivor after a russian plane carrying 224 people crashes in egypt. tonight families are desperate for answers. we're live in cairo. extreme flooding. at least five dead in texas and several tornadoes confirmed. tonight millions of americans are under flash flood watches as the storm moves east. the plague. doctors are treating an oregon team for a disease that once killed tens of millions. how did she get it and why is it a threat? >> drone hacking. did these researchers prevent a terror attack? the feds are paying attention. >> and good hair day.

the bay area. areas south of san jose, tri-valley and the east bay, north bay valleys, temperatures start in the 20s and 30s, but the afternoon not too bad. numbers will be rebounding into the upper 50s, but chilly sunshine out there with highs ten degrees below average in most spots as we wrap up the weekend. >> very seasonal, very chilly. >> thank you, rob. "nbc nightly news" next. more local news at 6:00. hope to see you then. >> bye-bye. >>> on this saturday night, deadly siege. the terrifying rampage that left three people dead at a planned parenthood clinic. how those trapped inside were able to survive and what we know about the gunman. the tragedy once again putting the spotlight on abortion rights. >>> dangerous weather. the ice, the flooding, the snow making travel treacherous this holiday weekend when millions are on the move. >>> work in progress. one city's innovative program that offers the homeless a way to earn their way back to a more dignified life. >>> and marching strong. how two brothers facing a big challenge found their rhythm in one of the most famous college bands in the cou

north bay, east bay, and also for the tri-valley, notice the tri-valley, our typical warmest spot, just 56 in livermore for tomorrow. for the east bay, 55 in walnut cre creek, and in santa rosa, 56. what about thanksgiving? if you're doing any traveling as we head throughout wednesday, possibly an early shower in the morning. as we head throughout thanksgiving, a cold start, potentially temperatures down in the 20s. and also the 30s, and for thanksgiving evening, it will be dry, but you'll neat the jacket with 40s and 50s for daytime highs. raj and jess, if the cold weather we wanted and a little rain and definitely sierra snow. not a bad way to round out the start of the week. >> good turkey eating weather. >> you can take a nap right after. >> thanks. >>> still ahead here, a life line nearing a disaster. the powerful new truck that pooerj is rolling out on the verge of what could be a wild winter. >> plus, not your average toilet. the unusual item this man is accused of stealing off someone's porch in the south bay. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and

and then it's going to move to the east bay and eventually the tri-valley but you'll notice the tri-valley will stay dry through the day tomorrow, temperatures still nice and warm 77 for livermore, cool in heyward, 70. more clouds. the farther north you go that's where you're seeing the better chance of rain. let's time this thing out for you. you'll notice the main brunt of the rain will still be across parts of eureka toward reading, even medford, oregon. this is all overnight. it will be a dry night tonight. it's not until the afternoon hours when you start to see those showers move into the north bay. and then for san francisco and eventually tomorrow night the south bay and the tri-valley will see some of this rain as well. it's going to come through very quick but it's also going to have quite a bit of energy with it. not to give some thunderstorms as it moves through the day on monday and then we start to dry out as we move toward monday afternoon. look at these amounts. we're talking about the potential of quarter of an inch of rain on the valley floor. even at the coastline we cou

mid-60's upper 60s in the valley east bay shoreline cities live '70s will severances go 64 degrees onverage and 70 forecast coming up when i return. >> pam: after years of the faith the government has given the green light to the female fly at griffith of think phil made everything out of the warning from doctors and pharmacists next great debate over the gop debate is there agreement dog tags says his name is mr. mann recovering at the emergency hospital and rudder part chp transport of their and affirmation of its chip not known from nevada. staffing contact with him if society to try and track down that the owner. bulbul pill for men and no pink pill for women with to know about the female lead reported laurie that with few people ask the questions on the minds a lot of enquiring women. adi is from pharmaceuticals foreman with moscow form of. >> reporter: it works completely different /"increasing chemical that improve your mood" >> reporter: concern does adjust the brain chemicals you wonder how that will be effective long- term "does it dizziness headache sleepiness. senna >> rep

there is one area of rain we're watching that could be moving into the lehigh valley this evening. i'll show you that in a second, but temperatures mostly in the upper 50s through the lehigh valley, upper 50s around 60 degrees for parts of new jersey and delaware and the winds right now are right around 5 to 10 miles an hour, but overnight into tomorrow you'll notice them really picking up. most of the area nice and dry, but there is that batch of rain around williamsport. this could slide into the lehigh valley, mostly staying north of philadelphia this evening, but after that we really start to clear up for tomorrow. here's that big weather system over the great lakes that brittney was showing you, snow attached to this. tomorrow, into early saturday, lake effect snow for parts of pennsylvania. for the rest of this evening, though, we could see showers moving into the lehigh valley, otherwise we dry out for tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 40s when you wake up. then through the afternoon there you seep the lake effect snow through parts of pennsylvania, also upstate new york

not just at the coastline but inland valleys. tential for gusts up to 45 miles per hour at coastline. so here we go. hopefully you have that patio furniture pushed inside. get the rain gear handy, if you're doing traveling to the sierra, make sure you have chains. this is a significant storm system. doesn't seem like much now because we have not gotten going, by this time tomorrow, the ground will be wet. the sierra will have snow. it's going to be cold. talking about temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the 60s. that will be with us all week long. fall has fallen. >> what about the commute tomorrow morning? >> will be wet. count on rain. >> and some extra time? >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> just in time for halloween a good look at the asteroid nasa nicknamed the great pumpkin. it looks kind of spooky. this video was shot bay telescope on earth as the asteroid came near. the asteroid is large as a football stadium and is moving $80,000, that's 22 miles per second. how close did it come to earth? it was estimated to be 300,000 mi

. >>> people in middle town hit hard in the valley fire as few months ago are concerned about the danger from floods and mudslides, this morning a flash flood watch is in effect for all areas affected by the valley fire. the predicted rainfall has lake county officials concerned about problems with hillsides where vegetation was burned away and residents are worried, too. >> i'm worried about erosion in general. and the trees coming down where they shouldn't go and going into the creeks and stuff. >> the fire burned all the vegetation and under brush, the normal layers of pine needles avenue lease help the water absorb into the soil are gone. >>> most of the by area roads dry right now but that is going to change. let's check in with jiana. >>> anticipated rain going to cause some slick roadways, fatal accident 221 near keiser, vehicle over the side, still working on that investigation so you are going to see lots of activity, elsewhere westbound 80 at texas street, this wreck coming in, overturned vehicle reported, taking a live look at golden gate bridge, things still quiet into san fr

same deal for the east bay, tri valley will top out near 70. san francisco will be 64 expected for you. 68 for the north bay. if you're headed to the beach, even though it won't be overly warm, we're talking about the potential for large swells. that does include ocean beach and santa cruz. if you're headed to the beach today you use extreme caution. there's our storm system barrelling across parts of the pacific northwest. it's eventually going to offer clouds for us later on this afternoon. by tonight we turn over to cloudy skies. let's time the storm system out to your doorstep. here is tomorrow morning right around 1:00. that's when the rain will push through. and san francisco will see the showers and thunderstorms move through about 3:00. same thing for napa. by 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow morning that's when we'll see it in the south bay and tri valley. this will be a quick moving burst of heavy rain that could produce lightning and thunder. 7:00, we'll start to clear out across parts of the north bay. we'll still hang on to showers and thunderst

aide is save to people in calaveras and the larger of the two fires, the valley fire, destroyed 2,00076,000 acres and caused millions of dollars if damage. you can register with fema for grants and the small business administration for disaster recovery loans. >> bart is making life easier for holiday travelers, again, riders hoping to take bart to oakland or san francisco airports can park at the stays long term for a fee. this year, bart reserved an additional 400 packing spots at stations for long term holiday travelers costing $5 to $7 a day and you can buy permits online. >> all eyes are on the worse trying to break a record, 118-105 win over the nuggets made them only the third team to on the season with 15 straight wins and tonight they go for number 16 take on the lakers at oracle arena with evening stick saying he -- with steph curry excited about the challenge putting them in a league of their own. >> in time for thanksgiving day day gas prices are were directing. again. >> a look at the new "star wars" move and what is being revealed about the much anticipated film. >> we h

carlos: mayor martinez, is it time for the national guard to vacate the valley? mayor martinez: i think it probably should. the whole idea is, if we don't really address the true problem, all the human families that need to be taking care of each other. when we talk about central america and the different customs and reasons why they came, we have to understand that -- nobody really wants to come over here illegally. nobody really wants to emigrate from their country. there are only two reasons why they do it, safety or economic reasons. it is no different than what you have going in syria, no different than what you have going across the nation and the world. if you try to understand what is going on with the dynamics, and again, fear sells papers, and i economicd there is an reason for that, but we have to get to the core of the matter and understand why they are fleeing and how we address those issues as opposed to just talking about fear. carlos: fear does sell papers, but it also will ask politicians. how is that a problem at the state and national level? may

the event is put on but the muslim community in the silicon valley. the event included the reading of the quran and several speakers from the religious community. >> to bring forth the fact that islam, the religion itself does not have the bearing on the actions of the people. they do not represent the muslim people. the majority of the muslims, 1.5 billion, really condemn what happened in paris. >> reporter: organizers say while there has been some backlash against muslims in other parts of the nation since the attacks in paris they have not seen it here in the bay area. and they believe that is because there is a large muslim population in the region and a better understanding of the religion. organizers say that tonight's vigil is a way for attendees to show solidarity with the people of france. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, new details about chipotle restaurants still opened in the central valley. two of them in turlock are linked to an e. coli outbreak. about 60 people were sick after eating there, a

same thing for the tri-valley. if you're headed down to levi's stadium for the game, umbrella is a good idea. >> that's right. 1:05 gametime. you're probably going to get wet. >> definitely. and we have heavier showers that move through tonight. that's in my next report. >> anthony, thank you. >>> did you see it, a bright light in the night sky caused quite a buzz on social media. you could see this all the way from san diego to the bay area. some people in arizona also reported seeing it. today in the bay's christie smith talked to the experts from the science center in oakland. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: from southern california to the bay area, social media lit up with a mystery. a light in the sky. jacqueline lomelli was stunned in san francisco. >> me and my friend were sitting there talking. i looked up and i seen this blue light that was, like, flglowingn the sky. what is that? it was really strange. >> reporter: ramos caught this shot in the east bay. >> that's something. that is not a plane. that is not a

head to the streets of castro valley. the meet in the street party.a poker walk and ride after sunset, a light parade. the event goes from 12:00 to 7:00. >> get into the holiday spirit at the wine country winter wonder land wine tasting. 8-acres of lights to illuminate the plaza. it begins on saturday at 4:00. warriors host nets. that is your weekend watch. >>> a lot of fun things to do. you will find those and more on ktvu.com. >> i have a feeling a lot of people will be heading to the those. >>> we're learning about targeting jihadi john. >>> and a big rig crash on interstate 80 in richmond. the delays it is causing and the repairs that need to be done. >>> we're looking at the south bay commute, north bound 280 looks good. another update on the morning commute, straight ahead. >>> a little bit of fog out to the valley, it looks like a sunny and warm day, we have a change coming in late saturday into sunday. flap five-day forecast fç >>> a major constructs project in st. tammany parish could impact you're -- san francisco could impact your commute.

. >> he lives in miraflores, down in the valley. e elderly folk in the village worry about an impending water shortage. they still remember what happened to their ancestors. life in the valley is becoming increasingly hard. there's some tourism to the region, but the main local industry is agriculture. these days, though, the sector is frought with problems. many locals have moved away. robejildo himself spent four years in lima training to be a welder, but then he came home. >> if you go away, then it's because you want to learn some skills. now i can pass on my expertise to the younger generation, so they can make something of themselves here. >> but robejildo is an exception. these newly-built villages in the foothills of the andes are home to many refugees from the unstable mountain climate. as farmers, their future was uncertain. they're hoping that living closer to town will widen their options. >> things have changed. the harvests are more meagre than they used to be when there was more regular rain. these days it sometimes do

we'll average 74 in the tri-valley and the south bay at 72. drier offshore winds with us not only for tomorrow but right through the weekend. for thanksgiving we have had some changes in the storm system next week. it does not look as strong as it did earlier this week. that's expected this far out so for tuesday, isolated showers right now on tap. wednesday a scattered rain chance. thanksgiving looks mainly dry and those colder 50s and in case you didn't hear it, icy am i on twitter. you know that hash tag. food drive is happening now so head out this saturday, we'll be there. >> in case you missed it. >> yeah! >>> breaking news tonight from paris as the terror attack ring leader is confirmed dead. our exclusive interview with the masked s.w.a.t. commando who led the heroic raid on the concert hall, what he calls hell on earth. >>> hundreds of hostages cowered on the floor in fear. police facing down a ferocious assault by the attackers. only a bullet-riddled shield between them. >>> also tonight, richard engel inside the massive intelligence

it started last night in the simi valley. the fire about 50% contained and so far it isn't threatening homes. about 100 firefighters and a helicopter are working on it so far no indication of how that fire got started.>>> sheriff's investigators say a dispute over an inheritance may have led to a deadly double shooting in el dorado county. a woman became concerned when her husband didn't return from his mother's home in diamond springs. investigators say she arrived at the home to find her brother- in-law with a gun. the bodies of her husband and mother-in-law were inside. the woman managed to run off and call 911. deputies have detained 49-year- old milo wallace. >>> oakland's hope of keep the raiders took a big hit. ceo of disney bob iger is going to take over. kpix 5 insider phil matier says oakland fans are just fed up. >> reporter: the feeling is raider owner mark davis appears to be talking out of both sides of his mouth. he publicly states that oakland is his first choice for a new stadium but then hires carmen policy f

the community in lehigh valley, many are syrian christians. could they be targeted? > they could be targeted both at home, within the community. there's unrest and concern who's coming in. there -- again, good, hard working people. part of the concern, quite frankly, it's a sincere and honest concern, are the family members that are back home. so, syrian community in allentown have a lot of family members back home. what pressures come to bear on them as it relates to decisions that are made here by the syrian community. >> one thing we learned from these paris attacks recently. of course, the mastermind, if you want to call him that, of the paris attacks were killed in the overnight raids on wednesday. how secure are our borders? right now they're looking into how the heck he even got into the country. >> right. to step back. mastermind is a term -- >> yeah. >> maybe a ringleader, someone who's locally organizing things but mastermind might be a little overstatement, at least in my opinion. >> yeah. >> but as far as trying to secure the borders, big issue for a lot o

especially in the interior north bay and the santa clara valley. atures coldest. right new, 38 in cupertino and as cold as it gets and 33 in rohnert park and american canyon is 31 and the visibility now, is half a mile in napa and i know sandy mentioned last night, friesing fog can cause black ice especially on the elevated surfaces. you know where 37 goes over some of the marshy area you need to wash out for that if the thick fog is around. we will watch that. otherwise in the central valley, another type of fog that will be more of a factor for us tomorrow morning. in san jose, 87, and this is the backdrop for sunny and warming through friday, chilly nights but the frost will fade away after tonight, and the rain is trending more toward sunday than monday. now a look at temperatures starting in the microclimate in the south bay 62 to 64 until gilroy at 65, and 65 in san jose and cupertino, and 60 at millbrae and top out at 64 in palo alto and upper 50s along the coast today and low 60 in downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito at 60, and vall

>>reporter: and still chilly in the inland valley 48 returning to the '40's by 5:00 p.m.year really that the mug shot we just got into the news from this month where am running a lot more about this stunning crime here is the very latest the accused gunman has been identified as robert their we mentioned three people were killed and nine others also hurt. >>reporter: we have been able to move a little closer to the scene where now coming to you from the shopping center were all began late yesterday morning surface of my shoulder to the left of the planned parenthood what this all and adopted and around 1130 with calls come from the planned parenthood clinic to quickly respond and almost immediately took on gunfire from the suspect who has been identified as the 57 your robert the year--deer. >>reporter: there was also loss of lives three of them to bid zapped to civilians and one police officer and for chilly with this tragic situation today would have to confirm that we have to civilian casualties on scene and have the death of the one police officer officer has been ide

uber has launched a new service in the central valley. ering uber espanol, providing spanish- speaking drivers upon request. the first ride took place in fresno. the service is a way to reflect the multicultural communities it serves. >> a jurassic world toy is dangerous for some children says a watchdog group. the group world against toys causing harm released their list of the worst toys they say for this holiday season. they say the jurassic world foam the laura -- velociraptor claws toy has the potential to hurt eyes and face. the toy industry association says that evaluation is not true. they claim the group doesn't even test the toys on its list. >>> 6:26. some parents of students at berkeley high say they are not happy with the district. the actions they want officials to take in response to racist threats. >>> also students in palo alto will be talking about teen suicide. the meeting today on the heels of a national magazine article. r: during sleep train's "thanksgifting" sale save up to $300 on selected mattress sets, even tempur

mostly clear skies to butchers of 52 for the coast of the for the day 53 of the valley and amateurs a chilly night that going down the '40's and 50's by 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for the cloudy skies overnight lows fanfare amid the upper forties compared to where we were yesterday and expect rainshowers comes saturday and sunday in the north that forecast like to moderate rainshowers sitting at that center as an epicenter fell 2:00 a.m. sunday across this location's east bay shoreline cities such as welfare field for civil war if he were free but moderate rainshowers and oakland cemetery of the transition 3:00 a.m. sunday to the south the region there again cloudy skies for sunday afternoon notice the rain by showers friday afternoon. >> pam: 10 guerrillas often a fan of heart is also attracting new restaurants watering holes exactly where kron 4 vicki found herself by way of an underground london to station. pretty >> reporter: grandee streets of the tenderloin of an like travel of the corner of fall and hurt a cross between victorian distillery london underground dark gin joint with

scott: their archrival, the valley tigers. looking to avenge a loss earlier this evening. >> you know you're going to play a good team, and that is who we have. they handled us pretty good. we have the do a lot of things better tonight. scott: it is halftime at the other semifinals. tied game, valley will start an hour late. not until 8:00 on the main event. tony seeman has coverage of the semifinal from the dome. tony: the raiders have never made it to a title game, they have the opportunity on friday. they would have to get through akron westfield. mount is over three hours from cedar falls, but raider nation was in the house. let us jump to the second half. this is where it gets interesting. game is tied, connor anderson keeps moving his feet. mount ayr down by a touchdown. he takes the game over. from jake taylor, he does the rest. that ties the game up. that highlight reel grab gave them the lead. akron is not done. austin makes it a one-point game with a minute left. they go for two. it pays off. monmunt ary falls in a on

afternoon highs tomorrow is 52 degrees for the valley and 58 for the east bay.r the next few days as you can see the temperatures are barely making the 50s for the valley. sunday we will have mostly sunny skies as well but are dealing with cooler temperatures. we will have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> the french president forms a grand coalition to fight isis. he was in moscow today meeting with vladimir putin. they say the incident was regrettable and putin says russia is ready to cooperate with the u.s. led coalition fighting isis but president putin lashed out at the u.s. about the shooting saying the u.s. should have prevented its coalition ally from making such a move. in the wake of a turkey shooting russia has deployed a long range anti-aircraft missiles at its airbase in syria 30 miles from the turkish border. the missiles are capable of striking targets within a range with deadly precision. >>> do you think your children spend too much time on their tablets? the app that is time together leisure and learning. >>> kron 4 getting you r

all silhouetted by mountains that run alongside the fertile valley. this is not the central valley. it's not even california. it's israel. if you top the find out how to address california's drought, come here to israel halfway around the world where nearly years ago they faced a similar drought crisis and decided to change an entire post towards water. now almost ten years later, they have more water than they can use. >> they produce about 20% more water than they consume. >> this doctor was porn in louisiana and works in israel as senior director at the mill kin institute we spoke to him at the walls surrounding the old city of jerusalem. >> israel here in the desert makes more water than it uses? >> right. we sell it and share it with palestine and jordan. >> hours away was an aqueduct. they know water crisis solutions here. today his staff are teaming up with experts from cal berkeley to find large scale solutions for california's water crisis. >> it's not just the drought, but the fact that you have to have a sustainable system whether you have el nino or don't have el ninos. >

ryan: dowling leading the valley tigers 17-6. for this dowling team, they feel right at home playing here in the dome. crosstown rivals valley tigers know it is win or go home tonight. moments before kickoff, predictions are made. >> who's gonna win? >> dowling! ryan: some fans are more confident than others. matt: and we're going to probably win, i think. ryan: i think? there's no room for doubt under the dome. >> it's do or die tonight. >> it's intense, it's intense. >> i'm a senior, and this is the first time i've ever been to the dome. ryan: each team counts on the crowd as its 12th man. competition above the field who can out-cheer their opponent. valley students take pride in their tiger print. but one dowling grandma may have them beat for most eye-catching swag. audrey: i have a lot of little kids that go "look mom, look!" ryan: audrey scigliano severly damaged the nerves in her right eye. her custom-made patch says it all. audrey: what else can i do but support dowling? ryan: tonight, dowling marks its third straight appe

>> the easiest way, go to cedar valley hie v. hy-v you get to enjoy themm for five dollars and you can visit the cedarvalley.org. >> ron: who else will be singing that night? >> i wrote it down. i didn't want to forget. some of the choirs are cedar harmony. waterloo west, groundy center, choir. bell can'to, women's chorus, ststluke, the western he community windy hill singers and a couple of other special groups that you'll be surprised about. >> ron: that's a cross-section of the community. the first four are fantasticic. cedar value christmas, november 30th, gallagher performing arts center and the win with the symphony and jason wineberger. that's fantastic. let me ask you this. you do a lot of founding during the year and -- fundraising during t t year and in jululy, there was someone who lied to the wal-mart people about representing you guys, the boys and girls club of cedar valley, when they had nothing do with you. e wal-mart works with ththe salvation army and the red kettle campaign. but you don't do any fundraising outs

tonight's temperature will dip into the 30's in the dopest valley in the north bay and san ramon valley a few 50s in the usual places san francisco and around richmond. two areas of high pressure are keeping the storm track to the north. for now. it is double trouble for rain. this system is not producing it but the one behind it will is a clear path to our neighborhood and it is how much moisture will it pick up. it will not be so much at last time and maybe late in the game we can tap a little tropical moisture but it is lacking like high clouds headed to bed or heading out sunday. #abc7. if you catch picture. showers on monday morning the rainfall amendments are around .1" or maybe .25". not look promising. but ill drop our temperatures back and the 50s and 60s on sunday. interest monday. and we will have low-to-mid 60s with increasing sunshine on tuesday and low-to-upper 60 on wednesday and possible 70s returning on thursday. it will be an interesting welcome. hope you get a chance to injury. leyla? >>> we are coming up on the accident at the skyway westbound 80 dealing with the hea

mid-50s from the north bay to south bay, even for the tri-valley. our storm system has cleared for the time being, but we've got another storm that's going to bring rain by this weekend and the chilly temperatures stick around. we'll talk more about that and join meteorologist kari hall at a special location. see you in a bit. >> sounds good. meanwhile, let's take you down to southern california. these are the king tides. look at that. video out of san diego in fact leading to coastal flooding, dangerous rip currents. tides are higher than 7 feet tall. it's happening in the bay area of course as well. some flooding in coastal areas because of those king tides. we knew this video out of san diego was the best to show you. >>> happening now, a major road in fremont is shut down as police investigate a deadly crash. this happened on fremont boulevard just before 7:00 this morning. police say that's where a driver hit and killed a man but did not realize it until she got to work and saw a dent in her car. that driver then returned to the crash scene. she

you can see up and down from the central valley, up to the sacramento valley, to the north and east of us and up to the bay area, freeze warnings and frost advisories down towards the coast and inner bay through 9:00 tomorrow morning. freeze warning kicking in tomorrow night. temperatures in a range from 36 to 22 for a few hours' time. and livermore down to 44 degrees right now. 42 in danville. as we take you into the south bay, you can see los gatos and out near campbell, you're seeing temperatures in the 40s and 50s at the moment. up to stanford, you're at 42 in stanford right now. by 8:00 tonight, dropping through the 30s. mid-30s around midnight, and by tomorrow morning, coldest temperatures we've seen since the first few days of january. we're looking at lows in the upper 20s to low 30s for the north bay valleys, north bay san jose. then watch what happens for monday morning. this cold blast is lingering. and it looks like we'll see another round of freezing temperatures, as we head back to the workweek and finally a chance of seeing some rain back in the forecast. a look at that

a even the level in -- the lehih valley is in the 50s. strengthening out of the south, 10 for philadelphia. ten for sea isle city. the shorepoints will be breezy, but it will keep the temperatures much, much milder than what we experienced yesterday. satellite and radar showing the warm front arcing across the mid atlantic and the northeast states this morning. once that punches through we'll have a few hours of cloud cover and the skies will brighten up around 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. from that point on it is pacific air behind the front. there's no big cool down as the systems push through. if anything the temperatures modify. you'll see that reflected in the seven-day forecast. we're in between two systems, the first one passing on by to the north. the second one we'll have to watch closely, it will attempt to move up the eastern seaboard but it will push out to sea the rains have a chance to push into the delaware valley. tomorrow afternoon, kent and sussex county in delaware, you'll see quick-passing showers. everybody else mainly cloudy sk

. >>> and the wet crowd tonight to lead to the valley fog this morning. we'll chat about that and go looking for some rain in the long range forecast. >>> checking back on the wet monday evening night, the evening commute near the university avenue exit, slow going out there tonight. >>> a look at the bridge, the commute direction heading to the left as it looks like it will be pretty heavy judging by these pictures. ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> going to the polls to decide on how to avoid affordable housing. two ballot measures would address their hot button issues. tara moriarty tells us why they are pinning neighbors against neighbors. and after their skyrocketing housing project. >> i'm a 32-resident and i'm being evicted. >> reporter: they stormed their headquarters today.

. >> pam :families recovering from the valley fire. now have to deal with the heavy rains expected in the upcoming winter months. and they got a dose of that rain today. kron 4's alecia reid. in lake county this evening. talking with some of those families. struggling to ward off the rain. while sleeping in tents. >> : it's scary. it's cold >> alecia :with temperatures in the 40's, lake county evacuees are also dealing with wet weather. >> : it rained, it hailed, it lightninged, it thundered, the creeks raised, and there was nothing you could do but pull them inside and sit in your cars until it passed. >> alecia :dumping water sitting on their tarps families ensure their tents don't collapse overnight. >> : i have children from 3 years old to 14,15 still sleeping on the ground >> alecia :thirteen year old ximena ramirez, her mom, and younger sister are sleeping on the ground. they prepared for the rain as much as they could. >> : we put some tarps on our houses so rain couldn't get in, and under too. >> alecia :there are still about 8

the cold air is the key, the front held up, stretches from the valley, all the way back towards the north bay. there's your break here. but the next band will move through and get enhanced around morgan hill to gilroy. san jose picked up 0.3. the cold air has to swing in, that will enhance the rain. 50s on the temps here, a little chill, i don't expect these to get colder until we head towards wednesday. then 30s for those, cold air plunging south, that's going to set the stage for early part of the week, a very cold pattern. rain cooler to cloudy, breezy, 60s on your temps. sal, it's a beautiful thing. i know it's a pain to drive in but it's a beautiful thing. >>> raining off and on all day? is that what i understood? >> probably clearing by tonight. decreasing by tonight. >> that's great, steve. at the very least, my plants were watered today. there you go. >> that's exactly what crossed my mind yesterday. >> right? thank you, steve. weather as steve mentioned, he alluded to the commute could be less than optimal. we have a couple major things, with -- westbound 580, a big rig accident

and the santa clara valley with temperatures in the low-to-mid 30s. in wind. and the san ramon valley at 32. 35 in livermore. much colder this morning. from the if peninsula to the south bay. breezy in the north bay. this afternoon we do not have a last change, with little wind we are talking about temperatures just in the mid-50s today. with plenty of sunshine. bundle up. it will be a profit -- frosty night. >> nice is -- and into the macarthur maze everyone is at the limit with no delays at the bay bridge. a last folks have the day off today and it is an official holiday the southbound 680, still with a sig-alert issued by the c.h.p. not affecting the freeway just the off-ramp that blocked the tow truck expected on the scene and a fire in berkeley at 2025 shattuck avenue at the berkeley bart station downtown so heads up. the drive time everyone is light and moving at the limit. eric and katie? >>> complementary passes to the california state parks have been so popular they are gone. save the redwoods bought $50,000 passes to the 49 state parks inspi

two things i'm watching for the tri-valley and the east bay. westbound 580 around santa rita, i scanned the camera in the area and i don't see any problem. a lighter volume there. also a crash, looks like one crash. i'm marking two right now right around the yar of washington for southbound 880. look how light the volume of traffic is. veterans day is a holiday for many schools and businesses. that's why we're likely to see a lighter flow of traffic off much of the morning's commute. we have a slowing northbound 101. maybe as many as five vehicles on the shoulder. we need a couple of tow trucks. kari, it's cold in the area. i think there's a frost advisory? >> yes, not a freeze warning as mentioned earlier, but a frost advisory. you may be scraping the windshield and sensitive crops and plants may be damaged. it doesn't have to dip down to 32. but for santa clara valley as well as marin, sonoma and napa counties where temperatures will be 33 to 37 degrees. that until 9:00 this morning. now it is in the low 40s in san francisco. expect highs tod

and for the tri-valley, it will be pleasanton at 70 degrees. the largest change as we head through the weekend will again occur on sunday's forecast. not only the possibility of rainfall but temperatures go down again for daytime highs. 63 in the south bay. east bay 61. and the north bay 62. if you're headed up to the se sier sierra, saturday sunny and then check it out on sunday, 3 to 5 inches of snow expected. raj and jess, sunday lodge day near the fire, a nice toasty drink. >> he's all set. >> he has the best plans, doesn't he? >> i imaged it. >> he's visualizing. >>> the trade rumors continue to intensify about a well-known bay area athlete. also, can the warriors do it tonight? they're on the verge of making franchise history. geraud moncur with sports giants calling-card over the last six years.... but today's >>> pitching has always been the giants calling card over the last six years but today's silver slugger awards show the gmen possess serious pop in their offensive attack this past season as well. buster posey an easy choice behind

and in the 30s in the tri-valley. 36 in livermore and at freezing in walnut creek. and woodside, 30 degrees. 33 in stanford and in the north bay, temperatures in the low 40s. not quite as cold as other spots. the winds are light right now, the freeze warning up through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning as we wake up to temperatures possibility as cold as the upper 20s. in the north bay and south of san jose. and the pattern is going to last longer through the weekend. more opportunities for freezing temperatures ahead. we'll look at that in the forecast coming up. >> brrr. on this freezing night water gushing out of a water main in lafayette. they are trying to cap the break as neighbors rush to prevent flooding in their homes. ian cole is joining us from the break. i can't think of a worse night for a water main break. >> reporter: less than ideal conditions. it is cold and it is wet. this area is soaked right here. we have learned that east bay mud crews have stopped the valves that were deploying the water that was rushing down here. this is gravel. this used to be a sid

it will be the lake county valley fire meeting tonight. they will hear about the recovery process and get to ask about local, state, and federal resources. it's in the twin pike cedar casino in middle town. >>> the water may have a more earth thi flavor because of the significantly lower water levels. >> the water is completely safe. it's just aesthetics issue. >> until then, they can refrigerate their water or add a squeeze of lemon to mask it. >>> they urge people to never touch pipelines or call the nng hot line. >>> getting ready for el nino. mud shrines led to a slow commute this morning. patterson past along with tess la road were shut down late yesterday afternoon because of the debris. >>> river mohr got about an inch of rain sunday and monday. >>> across the bay area, people took the area strooem strooeming even though it looks like they're about dry, they say there's still rain. they're about to cut back on rainwater use. they caught water from roofs and gutters to use for planting water. >>> quite chilly, but with all that sunshi

the tri-valley with numbers in the low 50s. as we head towards the middle part of the week, temperatures will start to warm up. low to mid-60s come back and morning temperatures not quite as cold, but notice towards the right of the screen, thursday we'll see some rain coming back into the picture. pretty good-lookingm there, too. if you're making plans ahead of time, thursday we'll see gusty winds and rain moving through and rain totals higher north of the golden gate. this is thursday now. maybe getting close to an inch of rain there around santa rosa. as we head towards next weekend. may see a few more showers in the north bay. so, overall the seven-day forecast you see on the bottom of the screen, relatively dry for the first week of december and next weekend plans north bay could see a few more showers. now for another check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> one spot for the slowing and we'll hold you in suspense for a second. looking at san rafael, that's not the spot. easy drive southbound and look over towards oa

greg: the hudson valley is absolutely gorgeous. rosanna: at this time of year the fall foliage must be totally in bloom. greg: there's a map of various counties in the hudson valley. one of the coolest thing about hudson valley is the food. restaurant tweet in the hudson valley is now through the fifteenth. you know why it is so great? and not enough farms are there. the stuff is so fresh it is unbelievable. rosanna: one of the restaurant tours from around here had a great restaurant in the hudson valley and irvington. that seems to be the name you use at your restaurants. nice to have you here. so sound callous about what is going on in the hudson valley. >> just like that utopia. i don't think people are aware of what it is. it is one of those special places. it has such a bohemian feel to it. a lot of new yorkers are moving there from manhattan, raising families but it has this really beautiful quaint sort of feel, a lot of beautiful specialty stores, the produce and the forms are amazing, unbelievable day trip. greg: where is it