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guidelines call for law enforcement to issue a citation instead of a jail booking for most crimes that have a bail amount of $15,000 or less. that includes some thefts, exposure and prostitution cases. the chief says crooks aren't getting off easy in his city. >> i want the residents and the officers and also the individuals that might be out there thinking we're going to be easier on crime that that is not the case in the city of san jose and that these officers will go out. they will enforce the law. >> reporter: the county made the change to keep jail cells from filling up with the low level and mentally ill suspects. they also say a jail supervisor has the final call on who can be booked. and who can't. the san jose police department has modified the duty manual to officially reflect the county's new guidelines. but the chief says he will continue relying on the opinion of officers not a number set i by the county. >> we are here to keep the city safe. >> in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> county offers are closed today we weren't able to get reaction to what the chief said. >>> we have new details in an ongoing police sexual abuse scandal in the east bay. today a legal restrictry for former officer ryan walterhouse. he was face ago misdemeanor charge in case the celeste gaap. the teenager we reported on her extensively who claims she had sex with dozens of police officers from various police department in exchange for protection and information. the d.a. office says it can't find her to testify. so it's dropped the charges. walterhouse's attorney says his client hopes to resume his contrary in law enforcement. >>> the cleanup continues in north bay fire zone. the epa has been working on this almost two weeks now. they've collected items from more than 5,000 properties. and say they're almost 75% finished. which includes everything from paint can'ts cleaners rk oil batteries even pesticides wins the epa finishes work state and federal agencies can come in and remove ash and debris. and that's when the true rebuilding process can begin. >>> well millions raced to music the north bay fire relief concert a big success for victims and first responders. the show itself raised $17 million. in total $23 million raised. metallica and dave matthews just a few of the performers. people who attended say the $23 million is important to help everyone get back on their feet. >>> how about is it in a new survey revealing how expensive it is to rent here in the airway. we compared the cost of a two bedroom apartment across the bay. on average people spend more than $3 a month in san francisco for two bedroom. more than $2,500 a month in san francisco and you can see the numbers there in oakland not far behind. the survey from apartment lists.com says a quarter of bay area renters spend at least half of their income on rent. now next week san jose city leaders will vote on whether to amend the rental ordinance to allow for more rent controlled units. where do we go to get a price break how about sol oh many people moving there to find affordable rents. but the migration is pushing out lower income renters. jodi hernandez is in vallejo where emfamilies are facing eviction. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. the three families living here have lived here for years. in fact the children have grown up here. but tonight they have been slapped with eviction notices. and the prospect of being homeless for the holidays. >> i really don't have a plan at this -- i put it in god's hands. >> the artwork on the wall of this vallejo family apartment says god bless our home. but tonight the family is getting pushed out evicted by the new property owner for no apparent reason. >> we got two more days. don't know where to go. >> tenants of the georgia street triplex got either 60 or 90-day eviction notices .right before the holidays. two of the families say they've been unable to find anywhere else they can afford to rent. >> i see a lot of people going through this. they're getting pushed out. and everybody is one paycheck away from being homeless for the holiday angles bay area housing experts say situations like this are becoming all too common as the bay area deals with an unprecedented housing crisis. where tenants have little power. >> we are sort of in the midst of an unprecedented level of housing inafford ability. they're at the mercy of people who will do the wrong thing in many instances. they have no alternatives. >> we tried to reach the property owner and the property manager. their attorney was unavailable for comment. meanwhile, their tenants have no idea where they and their children will go. >> i don't even know if i'm having a roof over my head when christmas comes. thichg two weeks ago. i haven't thought about thanksgiving. >> reporter: the tenants are hoping that this property owner will have a change of heart, at least give them more time to find new homes. reporting live in vallejo, joerd hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> check it out a wild animal caught prowling in the urban jungle. the mountain lion that put the san francisco neighborhood on edge this afternoon about what fish and wildlife did. >>> plenty of empty seats at levi stadium maybe this sunday at he will but the 49ers say attendance isn't as bat pads you think. >> 60 in san francisco right now and cloud lingering. tracking wet weather. i'll let you know when at the moves in at 6:20 tonight. but he is steadfast in his belief that there is no need to rush a guy who has only been here just over a week. >> yeah mot trying to make a decision based off what our record is. based off what i know everyone is very excited and wants to see him play including myself, including our coaches and players, including my wife. i get that. i'm well aware of that. but -- i think i'm frt fortunate to be in a situation where we truly can do what we nink is right. a very unusual scene in busy san francisco today. a mountain lion, spotted sitting between two apartment >>> big cat captured. a wild scene in busy san francisco today. what you're looking at is a mountain lion which initially was spotted sitting between two apartment building until it was tranquilized. nbc bay area kristi smith is live in san francisco where the cameras were rolling at the exact moment fish and game brought the wild sta standoff a end. we should say first off the mountain lion is okay. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the department of fish and wildlife says that overall this went well. the mountain lion was not hurt and is being returned to a rural area. but there are still questions tonight as you can imagine, as to why it came to this neighborhood in the city. an abrupt end a hours long stand wrof i don't have. a mounen lion rolling down the hill in the diamond heights neighborhood after being hit with two tranquilizer darts. >> the lion was not injured. >> afterwards it was moved to a truck where it had a mask and the paws tide. >> the drug doesn't allow blinking. >> he says the twitching is a side effect of the tranquilizer but that the cat was not in any pain. this all started when calls started rolling in this morning from people saying the big cat was in the hills between apartment buildings. >> we received he authorization from an area that the mountain lion the buyologist said it was previously located to relocate to that area. >> the area is near crystal springs on the peninsula. the big question is whether this is the same big cat spotted on camera twice this week outside of salesforce ceo marc ben jaafs frist home. >> it's very unusual the lie isn't in san francisco. >> laurie mcdonald's. >> this lion came up from the natural lands just south of the city. and it probably as -- this may be the same lion that showed up on the salesforce ceo camera. >> we don't know for sure at this point. >> he says it's common for young mountain lions to try and fine their own territory and that can lead them into cities. >> it's pretty incredible. especially right there behind you see going moving around. >> reporter: i'm told that this is an 82-pound male, 18 months old, that it will likely be fitwood a radio color collar so it can be tracked and monitored. live reporting live in san francisco, kristi smith nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kristi. if you want more information about the mountain lion our coverage continues online. . you can see it there and the effort to krp it. head to the website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay you probably know this. the 49ers are still winless. 0-9 on the season. if you watched any of the games you noticed a lot of empty seats. but the 49ers say it's not as bad as it looks. see for yourself. this picture taken at kickoff last sunday, red seats and a lot of empty seats there. niners say 55,000 people attended this game against the arizona cardinals, about 85% capacity. the team says the photos and the video is misleading because a lot of fans enjoy the games from the club areas. as for the prices you can get a ticket for this sunday's game against the new york giants for as low as $19. those are upper upper deck. you want to sit along the $50 yard line more than $2 oh 0. >> a generous act of kindness to a san jose community dealing with two tragedies over the past year. residents of the golden wheel mobile home park cut the ribbon to the new manufactured homes today. in august flameser to through the park located off of oakland road. three people killed in that fire including two 10b-year-old girls after the fire there was an outpouring of support from the local community. realtors talked and cindy sue donated the house. >> we are humbled and proud to have the opportunity to give back to our community to the one that is need it most. to give a family a new beginning and a new home. >> that last month volunteers canvassed the neighborhood handing out the smoke detecters it also sustained damage from the flooding of coyote creek in february last year. >> let's bring in jeff. this is such a special weekend veterans day for so many families how are we looking for weather. >> clearing out nicely for us. the upcome weekend sunday some of the most sunshine we've seen in the past week. let's look at the microclimate weather. you can see right now live look here across the south bay. road ways slick in downtown. please be careful and reduce speed if you are heading out this evening. you'll see right now currently 62 in downtown san jose. and mainly cloudy. just a chance of a potty shower through 11:00 a.m. as we drop down to 56. in terms of tomorrow's forecast, i still think we'll start off with little bit of cloud cover to begin especially near the coastline and bay. but by the afternoon a partly cloudy sky coming in and temperatures warming up. but not too wrm. 67 in concord. 64 in antioch. 65 in san jose. 66 palo alto. you got 59 in half moon bay. and 61 in san francisco. you're looking at your phone right now. you've been looking at the weather ach and showing a big sun icon on sunday. but i don't want you to get caught off guard. we have the chance of showers. getting close you can

us a photo on twitter, facebook or instagram and use the hashtag #dougsholidaylights. it will be on thursday night. if you're looking at your calendar, you have a thursday night open and you love your house, how you decorate it for the holidays outdoors, maybe doug will show up. and we hope that you submit your entries. we've already gotten a lot of great entries. i love looking at them today. just brings the holiday cheer. right now temperatures not too bad. we're in the mid to upper 50s. 55 degrees in washington. and i'm going to show you your storm team4 four zone forecast. our area has four kind of micro climates. we have the d.c. metro area, the eastern zone, the western zone and then all the way out in the mountains. each one of them the weather varies just a l the d.c. metro zone, this is montgomery, prince george's, alexandria, howard county, the temperatures you can expect tomorrow morning as you step out the door. 44 in the district, 41 in bethesda, 40 degrees out in burke, 41 in fairfax. a gorgeous afternoon. and if you're one of the folks lucky enough to walk or bike to work, it's looking really comfortable tomorrow as long as you have that light jacket. as we head out to our western zone, this includes frederick, loudoun, fauquier, prince william, culpepper and orange counties, it's going to be a cold start, but not as cold as it was this morning. and a perfect afternoon to head out and get the christmas tree. as we head out to our mountain zone, temperatures there not too bad either. typically this is one of the our coldest zones. starting off at 39 in peters burg and 40 degrees in winchester tomorrow morning and a nice mild afternoon for late november. now, our eastern zone, this includes the southern maryland, parts of the northern neck, king george and stafford counties, down through it's going to be breezy there tomorrow afternoon. but afternoon high temperatures running about 10 degrees above normal. then as we look to thursday night after midnight, that's our next chance of rain. so, early friday morning before 8:00 a.m., so when we're all sleeping thursday night into friday morning maybe some rain moves through the area. we've been in a really dry pattern and you'll see here on the storm team4 ten-day forecast it's really held the forecast ultimately stays. 60 for a high temperature tomorrow, thursday we do cool down with plenty of clouds around throughout the day. a high of 55. that chance of a very early shower on friday. otherwise breezy and cooler, a high of 53. and jim and susan, as we look to the weekend saturday and sunday, temperatures in the low to mid 50s. sunday will be breezy during the afternoon. of course we have the girls on the run, candy cane dash in frederick. i'll be there for the event. not too bad, it's dry, chilly, gloves, the jacket, but no snow in the forecast. for all the snow the next ten days. >> all right, amelia, thank you. it's the announcement so many of you are still talking about. >> that's right. the royal engagement of prince harry and meghan markle. ahead, the new details we're just learning about, ab >>> we now know the month and the venue for what will no doubt be a wonderful lavish event. new details are emerging about the impng american actress meghan markle. as nbc's kelly cobiella reports, it comes one day after the couple revealed they're engaged. >> reporter: royal wedding planners now hard at work prepping for a may wedding at windsor castle. meghan and harry will be married at kensington chapel. they tell us she will be baptized before the wedding and she'll also become a u.k. citizen. details coming out just a day after that revealing interview when the couple talked about their engagement. >> just an amazing surprise. it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> of course. >> was it an instant yes from you? >> yes, as a matter of fact i could barely let you finish proposing. i said, can i say yes now there? >> she didn't let me finish. it was hard, i had the ring in my finger. can i give you the ring? she's, owe yes, the ring. it was a really nice moment. it was j t >> reporter: kensington palace says meghan markle wants to take the time before the wedding to get to know her adopted country and its culture. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >> new developments in one of tonight's big breaking stories. the family of a man shot by the u.s. park police says his death was not an accident. >> it happened earlier

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use that, you are not going to make money off teens who don't have jobs or don't use money you have to on their parents. transferring the spectacles are annoying. transfer the difference between facebook which owns instagram and snap and sells products for merchants. that is why they continue to gravitate. instagram has given life to businesses. it has led businesses be started and essentially sell their goods whether it's sheet or workout clothing via instagram. maria: they have a lot of value. >> i'm still stuck on the fact -- dagen: don't want a crown of flowers on your head? maria: when i was then saudi, covers any what got. they are freezing more accounts. we will take a break, but more rest to tell you about is the crown prince is freezing as much as $800 billion in assets and the crackdown on royals and business leaders. there is the contents right there a week ago in saudi arabia. bye-bye 140. a low 280 characters on twitter. social media site ruling out limits of the commander-in-chief party testing it out. we will tell you about it. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. maria: welcome back to titan for the technology industry looking to make their move it to health care has been happening a couple years now. the market seen the impact of technology and artificial intelligence. companies like google, apple, microsoft launching new ventures. the ceo of grown analytics, an industry leader that created the first machine learning platform designed for health care. good to see you. it feels like health care is probably one of those industries that is most poised to benefit from machine learning as we are living longer. >> absolutely. a $4.5 trillion industry that is by far the most impactful industry in this country in the world in terms of population is getting older are living longer, the cost associated with it, anyone interacting with the system. at the same time defined by profitability and enormous technology if you can say that appeared incredibly far behind in lots of lots of things they can do, but figuring out who the drugs are for before we came online about how the drugs are online to value, how we pay for things that work for patients. maria: now you have a lot of competition. at this point, i remember 10 years ago qualcomm was invested in a trial that puts a chip in your blitzer megaphone can look up and say go to the doctor come your arteries are clogged coming or going to have a heart attack or that was 10 years ago. today the space is much more crowded. >> it's crowded in my views here basically to companies trying to do what we're doing. it's of course very simple. vast amounts of information generated by the health care system. none of the information talks to each other. unstructured data just integrating c. could make decisions in an informed way developing new drugs, figured out who the drugs are for, figuring out how to put a patient under top weight. all that is very difficult and the only companies doing this honestly are up in idea what to do either do want to put words in other people's mouth, but choosing a disaster at m.d. andersen booted out of the hospital system. a number of client and the issue is the platform does not work. we've been out only a few years as we developed a proprietary system built mostly by her team to how do we think about those problems if we don't have to write consulting services to integrate data in a scalable way. lots of players but not a lot of people doing interesting things. >> how does this impact the basis experience? >> very simply. many more drugs will be developed targeted precise word for patients. in a drug that actually works, one for people will respond to the drug. you are getting the drug that may have partial side effects that benefit you. for most americans suffering from chronic diseases, diabetes, cardiology problems come et cetera, not just how to manage primary disease, but the comorbidities. you get a much higher standard of care, a much healthier outcome and we have a country go bankrupt. dagen: hospital systems, but also sounds like pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies that you really, do you need to be across the entire health care spectrum from doctor to hospital to insurer to drug companies. >> that's a great question. our first set of customers are pharmaceutical companies. they make some of those impactful decisions. the biggest investors in technology. insurance customers are interesting us are doctors and hospitals. the one thing we don't do is try to change the patient-doctor interaction. how does the doctor has the first conversation with the patient? that today will change over time come that so many cultural things ingrained in my experience in the new dr., sharing what i'm having in having them give me a bag houses. maria: you're talking about which questions the doctor might ask a patient that could change over time to provide better data to the company that really make life-changing and saving decisions. >> one step further, 10 to 15 years down the road the diagnostics will be so big whether from your wearables, which he may be buying from apple, ingrid come et cetera but your doctor interaction will be less important. we would know more what type did did did did did directly to a specialist. that's her children six years. maria: why do you say this? you don't think the watson platform works? >> i don't. again, three problems with it. problem number one as i said

or three communication tools of choes for them twitter is -- >> that's the biggest group? it. >> you know, talk with your teenagers. they'll use snapchat more than they'll use anything else. then they'll use instagramnap risk messing up snapchat by trying to make it more easy for the rest of us to figure it out and understand it? >> i'm going to give you a different point of view on this. twitter, i think, the problem with twitter is that they didn't i innovate on the product. they've finally announced they're going to 280 characters five years of 140 characters there's always an arbitrary limit. they finally have expanded to 280 characters >> another arbitrary limit >> why do we have a limit anyway on twitter snapchat, after a year of futzing around and having mistakes and seeing that the product innovation isn't working, they're redrafting. they're going back to the labs i like that. i want to see companies that, you know, are willing to experiment and take big risks. >> it won't work if it's not quick to look at >> there are ways to work the user interface such that you still get the brevity of the hit, but then lock -- >> you want to dig deeper. >> there are a number of people who -- oh, my god