like most folks in the valley, mixed grain and livestock. they raised beef cattle for sale and kept cows to milk and make butter and cheese. chicken for eggs, hogs for their own use. they had a good diet but heavy in pork and corn products and raised wheat, rye and oats. it was the bread basket until well after the civil war. wheat was the money crop, the cash crop. it was kind of what tobacco was to the east of us. this 1820s american farm was originally located about an hour's drive north of here in what's now northern rockingham county. the main part of this house is constructed in 1773 by a german immigrant. he came down here after a generation in pennsylvania, which is the typical story. that's why the museum wanted this property because the family story was shared by so many other families at about the same time. we're currently in the parlor. and this rather fancy -- fancy for a parlor. it was added by the orplg owner's grandson in 1820. but it is an older house. by the time this parlor that you can see behind me looked like this in 1

>> 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 out

austin hinkle- valley wide receiver :33- rocky lombardi- valley qb two time defending champ dowling started the season ranked behind valley. but to be the champ, you have to beat the champ. dowling sep dowling ranked #1 again. maroon's jacob zachary runs your living room. 15-0 maroon machine. rams q-b thomas mclaughlin making a call at the line. rams are tricky. direct snap to the runningback, reverse and the throw back to mclaughlin is a touchodown. 15-7 maroons. maroon's curt walding gets past one level, turns on the jets, and he's going all the way. 22-7 dowling. dowling's jt brown trying to set well. pick six 22-14. that is the final play of the first quarter, and it has the makings of a shootout.. it's not. maroons get the ball to michael zachary and he does the rest. if it works, go back to it. the time from the other side. dowling makes the quarterfinals again, 50-21. michael admire has more. late game from ankeny, dragons. 1st play of the game, an 80 yard vapor trail, td run by #23 jensen gates. centennial up 7-0. johnston doesn't go away. gus geneyan. big #45 just running o

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

life pictures of interstate 80 near pinole valley road.ll eastbound lanes between pinole valley road and appian way will stay closed until probably about 6:30 this morning. at about 11:00 last night a man and woman were found shot in a car on the side of that freeway. the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. ktvu's alex savidge will have the very latest with a live report on the continuing search for the shooter and also all of the traffic problems this is causing. he'll be here coming up at 5:30. >>>

same for the tri-valley.thunderstorms 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.

but valley missed the field goal and it stayed 3-3. valley's d was just as punishing. second quarter, dowling went for it on 4th and 1. deep in valley territory, no sir. jacob zachary gets caught by three tiger tacklers. dowling finally got a drive going late in the second quarter. jacob's brother michael zacahry runs through the first tackler. you can't arm tackle this guy. moments later, jt brown to stevie sarcone. in a field goal. and it was a dowling lead, 10-6 at the break. one right out of the gate. goal line. they would score right after the play. certainly looks like dowling has all the momentum, barring any unforeseen swing of the momentum, this could be over. andy, looks like dowling will be on to another state title appearance, where they can punch their ticket to a third straight title. simply incredible what they're able to do. able to keep it going tonight. andy? andy: earlier today,? todd: mount ayr has never made it to a title game. to do that, they would have to get through akron-westfield. mount is over three hours from cedar falls. but rader nation w

and skiers will hit the slopes at north star, squaw valley, kirkwood, and heavenly valley on saturday. this is video from north star provided by the resort, and the saturday opening is six days earlier than planned because of all of the snow. this is the condition that agreements skiers at heavenly, you can thank our recent storms for all of snow and after three super tough years in lake tahoe, for all of the businesses, they have their helps high counting on the season. if you plan on hitting the slopes we want to see your photos and videos share them with has been abc7 now. you could see them on air or online at abc7 news come. >> we do not have snow but we have the cold. >> you thought it was cold yesterday let me show you today compared to 24 hours ago. fairfield is 13 degree cooler. most of us are two or five degrees cooler and antioch andism six or eight dids cooler. where does that put us? in san francisco, 49 at ocean bench, presidio, mission district, sunny side, downtown, ferry building at 51. the financial district is 50. petaluma is 35. freezing cold temperatures at americ

valley.an see this will be an offshore breeze so it will come through the delta and spread through our neighbors. tonight, the temperatures are going to run in the mid-30s with freezeing fog less likely tomorrow than this morning. now, today, the temperatures are low-to-mid 60s and low-to-upper 60s on thursday and maybe get to 70s on friday, increasing clouds, 60 at the coast and 68 around the bay and 70 inland and the best chance of rain is going to be sunday morning with breezy conditions on sunday afternoon and dry for monday our cool of the day is mid-50s to slow sick. enjoy, the commute. hopefully it is not too difficult out of one area you have been watching all morning. thank you is right, our breaking news this morning is the shooting in pinole on the freeway, eastbound 80 at pinole valley road and right here we are at apian way where folks can get off the freeway to use the detours, the closure at pinole valley road is with us at least physical 6:30, and that is according to c.h.p. a

video shot by a man in bennet valley.he set up a camera to see what kind of wildlife was in his neighbor hood. state officials say there's no reason for people to worry about the big cats. most people who live in the area say they are more compressed by the unusual sighting of mountain lions unless you are concerned and walking out with a small dog. >>> we are now hearing that nine people died when the small business jet they were on crashed into an apartment building in akron, ohio. it was a horrific scene yesterday with the plane bursting into flames after it crashed into the building. investigators say everyone on the plane was killed. the owner of the planes has nine people were on board including the two pilots. amazingly, no one in the apartment was injured. >> this plane dropped out of the sky. all of a sudden. sideways, plowed right into the duplex is there. >> the plane, which took off from dayton, was preparing to land at a nearby airport but it clipped a utility wire on the way down and crashed into the small b

dowling has already defeated valley once this season, but valley will get another shot at upsetting the undefeated maroons, tonight. all the cool kids will be there...west des moines' gonna be a ghost town! dowling has won the past two 4-a state titles...they'll try to become the first 4-a team to ever win three straight...but first, they'll have to beat valley tonight at seven. the winner of valley-dowling faces the winner of this one in the championship...bettendorf and cedar rapids kennedy. they've got the early game this afternoon. before the big schools get there, class a plays its semifinal games...denver and gladbrook- reinbeck...that's at ten a-m....followed by akron-westfield and good old mount ayr at one...this title each month we recognize a teacher making an impact.. this month... the golden apple award goes to someone nominated by a parent... not a student. why one mom says this teacher it is still going to be breezy today with highs close to 50. the strongest winds will be around 20 mph. warmer with highs in the 60s. more rain students with autism can struggle in a traditi

now all lanes are open east 80 at pinole valley road. more details coming up. >>> a university of missouri professor who was caught on camera confronting a student journalist is stepping down. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> who wants to help me get this reporter out of here! i need some muscle over here! >> that's assistant professor melissa click of the university's communications school. the video shows her pushing the student covering his camera and mocking him. she even directed students to form a human chain to keep him out. in a statement, she says, quote, i regret the language and strategies i used and sincerely apologize for my behavior. >>> san jose cab drivers are not pleased with the city council which last night approved looser regulations for rideshare drivers at mineta international airport. cab drivers have been striking and protesting the past couple of days. unlike cabbies, drives for companies like lyft and uber will not have to submit fingerprints. instead, they will be random -- there will be random a

portola valley in there.om scott valley to ben lomond and boulder creek. it did click the sierra with isolated snow showers. maybe today, but too far to the north now. rain in las vegas and the debtor, snow in flagstaff. it's been crazy down there. it continues today. it will be north philly at novato, northwest at oakland, north at concord, that will cut right through there. 40s, 50s on this panel here, 43, santa rosa, san ramon 42, the breeze kicks up and the temperature picks up about 10 degrees. sevastopol, 49 mill valley, 48 bodega bay, windsor and healdsburg, don't see that all the time. more likely late tonight into tomorrow, today is mostly sunny, cold, breezy to wednesday -- to wendy, gusts over 40, higher elevations. 60s on the thames. 6:32. normal solo traffic or something developing? >>> i have something good that you're going to like. pay attention. you know highway for -- highway 4? there's a little bit of relief. i'm going to put up a map here. morning commute, highway 4 and antioch. we have so

>> it is moving and it is not staying put with in from the central valley and ocean. oakland is half a mile and 880 and 580 and 80 and 24, where they all come together, it is really foggy. livermore is up from quarter mile so that shows it is moving to pleasanton and possible over to dublin. let me show you emeryville you can barely sigh the cars. that is how thick it is. we trying to head into the maze and it stays thick. 44 to 54, a mild morning and the fog towns to haze by noon at 56 to 62 and through 12 hours, hazy and not so warm at 54 to 62 and pleasanton evening at 52 to 64. sue? >> speaking of fog, it is a big traffic issue this morning. we take you to san jose though, right now it is not settled in and this is 87, beyond s.a.p. center and moving in the northbound direction and it is moving nicely here. coming off the golden gate bridge, parts of the bay bridge and mike has been telling you, a lost thick fog this morning. westbound 80 we have one incident inning the last lane, jet before hercules so you are are fighting traffic backing all the way to crockett

one out of ten patents filed in america come from silicon valley. now, presumably very few of them are for mousetraps, though maybe computer mice. john kubeka is the director of the patent office. what did take so long? detroit got a patent office before we did. right? why did it take so long for the mecca of invention to get a patent office? >> it's a really good question. and actually, you know, tconcep of establishing regional offices for the u.s. patent and trademark office is not a new concept, but it was one that actually took the path of the americans in 2011 to motivate us to open these offices around the country. and through that process we actually went on a nationwide search, we actually asked the country where should we be opening these brick and mortar -- >> was silicon valley just an obvious off the top? or am i just such a fan? >> i will say a lot of the analysis that we did as a result of over 600 comments coming from across the country for vying for the u.s. cpos avery heavily weighed in favor of opening in one of the most innovativ

valley -- dowling. jon thanks guys-- now they're running nearly an hour and a half late-- this game was supposed to start at 7 didn't kick off until close to 8:30 it was 10-3 at halftime-- we're working on getting those first half highlights for sports jon so we'll keep you updated on the game, and all the rest of the action at the dome today coming up later in sports. and it was iowa state's regular season debut. we'll bring you more on that coming up. stephanie: jack: veterans day is past -- but there was quite the patriotic ceremony this evening in grimes. a crowd gathered to open up the new veteran's memorial on james street, installed by rick hutcheson. he's a retired vietnam veteran. he built this himself, paid for it too... about 15,000 dollars. it took him about a month and a half to finish. the rock was painted by a man in woodward. rick says he just wanted a place for people to come and give thanks to veterans. permanent from the start, i designed what i went to the legion and said hope you li

or silicon valley in california. it's the desert in israel. they generate so much recycled water, they can't store it all. at this recycling plant developed with the assistance of the jewish national fund, they clean 10% of recycled water that meets not only safety standards, but german and epa standards as well. >> we didn't have a choice. >> as much as 60% used by agriculture and generated sources. carried by the purple pipes you see everywhere. in comparison, less than 7% use that type of water. the collective farm they develop and perfected drip irrigation techniques 50 years ago. >> we are in a desert. now at least 75% of all israel's crops are through drip irrigation nearly twice that. less than 40% of our fields have drip irrigation. >> to get an idea how good it is, see the middle of these roads? there is no weeds. nothing grows here. the only thing are the crops irrigated by drip irrigation. in fact we found farmers in california's central valley still using flood irrigation. a technique from 100 years ago t

it's not too late to give. $4,000,000 has been identified as the need in the cedar valley. people can give online at www.cedarvalleyunited way.org or by calling 319-235-6211. if time allows, pam and tony can talk about some of the companies that have held united way campaigns. pam and tony have attended quite a few, meeting with employees and talking about united way. pam delagardelle & tony dicecco cedar valley united way campaign chairs sit down with ally for today's news at noon interview. pam delagardelle, ceo of allen hospital, and tony dicecco, retired uni women's basketball coach, are volunteering their time as 2015 cedar valley united way campaign chairs. cedar valley united way is working to improve education, income and health in our community. currently united way provides funding grants to 65 programs at 38 local nonprofit partners. pam and tony toured united way's funded partners. they can share what they saw first- hand as they toured the agencies. pam is very passionate about the child protection center and will most likely provide that as an example of one o

life pictures of interstate 80 near pinole valley road. an officer told us that all eastbound lanes between pinole valley road and appian way will stay closed until probably about 6:30 this morning. at about 11:00 last night a man and woman were found shot in a car on the side of that freeway. the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. ktvu's alex savidge will have the very latest with a live report on the continuing search for the shooter and also all of the traffic problems this is causing. he'll be here coming up at 5:30. >>> people who love to garden, coping with new issue besides the drought. now very cold weather. temperatures dropping below 40 degrees in some parts of the bay area. experts say that is cold enough to hurt fragile and younger plants. sam bryant says certain condition conditions can cause damage even when the temperature is above the freezing mark. >> we have a cold storm so there's cloud cover all day long. so the sun never hits the ground. then at the end of the day

valley would then convert their late kick and win by a field goal. valley breaks the dragons' heart. defending state champion'ss dowling versus lewis central. kurt walding, slant pass to cole scieszinski. that works so well, let us do it again. dowling looking very good. 43-0, they will be at the dome next week in. alia has rolled everyone this year. they're running back left with an injury. it was 3-0 at the half. second half, that is when colby clark goes for the touchdown. albia is in jeopardy, but they come back. do not worry. leshen for 20 yards. he would fumble it, but they recover. next play, bayer again. 45 yards for the touchdown. here is the key play right here. albia gets the score finally, goes up 10-6. and they win it, on to the down. me. in mount ayr, we had the brother bowl. mount ayr with six sets of brothers. hosting lynnville sully, which has seven sets of brothers. todd magel have this story for us last night. fourth quarter, mount ayr leads 21-8. but back comes lynnville sully. sage ehresman piles in from short. it's 21-15. can mo

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

valley, they've got an ice storm headed their way. they may see delays form as we head through the rest of the day. back here at home, later we'll see temperatures warm into the 50s. it will feel like a holiday season. 55 at the south bay. 57 for san francisco. close to 60 in the north bay. the freeze warning is in place until 9:00 for the darker shades of blue and purple. around the inner bay we have a frost advisory. temperatures not as cold but definitely chilly. let's take you through your microclimate forecast for your saturday. 55 for san jose. 56 for san mateo. san francisco, mid 50s embark daro. across parts of the north bay a few will hit 60. the east bay, 60. hayward, 55 for today and the try valley looking at temperatures in the mid 50s. as we head towards monday there will be another storm system that will move this way. unfortunately for us it doesn't have a lot of moisture. it will weaken and offer the chance of maybe a few sprinkles at the coastline and north bay. wednesday, another system scoots to our north. that's go

and smack in between, 60s throughout the central valley. it's 14 degrees in the south shore going up to the mid-40s. there's your sun-up and sundown and snack in between again today, 60s from the coast to the bay to our inland areas. we'll have slight warming tomorrow and then rain arrives late sunday into monday. make it a terrific day. >>> 6:20 right now. a warning about a potential for disaster at a northern california dam. why it's now becoming a priority. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. a battle of undefeateds last night at oracle arena. the clippers didn't get one of these. warriors fans did a replica ring giveaway. 4th quarter, josh smith hits the three to put the clippers up by 8. golden state warriors responded with a 10-1 run all from barnes. the dunk with 6 minutes left. l.a.'s lead down to one. they were still down one but then! steph curry with the long three, he finished with 31. the warriors win 112-108. golden state is one of two unbeatens in the nba along with toronto, both are 5-0. >>> jim tomsula ind

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

more snow on tap for monday. 60s in the central valley.n-up at 6:39 and by the time it sets at 5:07, days are getting shorter, ten hours and 29 minutes of daylight hours and that's about 2 minutes and 3 seconds less than yesterday! boy, i'm feeling the difference. getting cooler and it's getting darker earlier. all right. 60s today across the board from the beaches to our inland areas. north and northwest breeze up to about 15 miles per hour. sunshine again on friday and saturday. clouds up on sunday leading to the rain showers overnight through monday. then bright sunshine but a cool, cool weather pattern ahead. make it a great thursday. >>> okay, roberta. thank you. apple is looking to expand its bay area presence across four million square feet. betty yu reports on apple's new plan to build a third campus that will dwarf its other two. >> reporter: the future of apple can be seen from the air. new drone video shows just how monstrous its new spaceship campus is, not far from its headquarters in cupertino. once construction is done next

is silicon valley ethical? is silicon valley loyal?math: i think silicon valley is deeply moral and i think it is ethically gray. emily: what do you mean by gray? chamath: we are in an ecosystem that is very naive. it is not 100 years old. there aren't defined ways of doing things. we are inventing things every day. and in things that are new, people are going to try a bunch of different things. and some things will work, some things won't. i do not think anyone here is acting criminal. they are deeply moral. people care to do the right thing. emily: silicon valley -- the tech community is being blamed for the rising inequality. you don't require your companies to donate 1% of their time equity and philanthropy to -- chamath: no. my companies are for-profit companies. that's not their job. their job is to educate people. to manage diabeties. emily: you are personally invested in this fund? chamath: i am personally the largest investor. emily: how much? chamath: $120 million. and counting. emily: do you think you can beat the returns of

announcer: right to rise usa is responsible when valley plays dowling in the when valley plays dowling in the state semifinals, it's like groundhog day. top ranked maroons two wins from an historic threepeat. valley has rocky lombardi. what a great name.. 1st q. all defense. rocky goes down like creed hit him, but it's brawntay wells. game tied at 3. 2nd q. something you dont see very often, 3rd and 8, valley punting. rocky lombardi can do it all. he uncorks a 55 yard punt. but dowling answers. jt brown, hits steve sarcone, corner of the endzone. 11 yard touchdown. maroons lead 10-3. just before half. tigers add 3 more. cole hahn good from 46. kid's got a thunderfoot. dowling leads 10-6 at half. second half. more dowling. ...jacob zachary, 7 yard td run. 17-6 dowling. dowling 24 valley 6 instant classic in class-a. akron westfield in red, and mt ayr tied at 28. mt ayr's kyle dolacek with a sweet one handed grab. 29 yard touchdown. raiders by 7. qb cal eskra to austin allard. mt westerners go for 2 and the win: eskra to dylan izarri. eskra passed for 500 yards. mt ayr loses a heartbreak

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

tonight, upper 30's, santa rosa and napa and inhand valleys like san ramon valley, everyone else in the and a few 50s and maybe a little bit of fog loan the peninsula coast. two areas of high pressure a dominant theme and they kept at the love the storms to our north and because we have back-to-back storms the double trouble is going to get punched away and lose all of the energy but it opens the door for the second one. football full back going through and the running back coming through the hole when he clears the room. on sunday in the morning hours we will have high clouds streaming in late saturday afternoon and color will sunshine has been abc7 now. i am sure lisa would love to see drew's pictures. sunday to monday it is quiet but monday morning into the afternoon, showers and possible thunderstorms semi 1" to .25". it is something. it will keep the ground wet. no need to run the sprinkler system. >> temperatures in the 50s and 60s sunday and monday and 60s on tuesday and wednesday and a few 70s inland by thursday. >> we are starting off with 380 eastbound on i-80 traveling away f

not just at the coastline but inland valleys.otential 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 m

they may want to use stone valley road. northbound 101, a car is in a power pole off the road.w spinout here in san jose, northbound 85, at the expressway leaving a bumper in the middle lanes. use caution there until it is cleared out of 9 road. katie and eric? >> gadgets are a hot item on black friday but where can we find the boast deals? >> here are the tech bytes. >> great black friday deals on smartphones. target is slashing prices by $50 on iphones. if you sign up for a two year plan with verizon or sprint. and galaxy x and lgg4s are offered for a penny with a two year agreement. google is offering a few tips to help shoppers looking to avoid massive black friday crowds. shop in the morning or evening to avoid store foot traffic and steer clear of electronics and cell phone stores. check to see if it is in stock before heading out. could you put this on your list, a computer for $5. >> smaller than a credit car, it is pretty pacific but users can still play games and do bake processing. it is now available here in the united states. owners the tech bytes. >> another sign

. >> a couple of degrees warmer than the past few mornings but, yes, inland valleys still experiencing a freeze warning until 9:00 and clouds are increasing and they are pushing into a very, very dry air mass with a slight chance of showers along the coast. check out cloverdale and clear lake and guerneville, light showers are possible and a mix of that in the high early vacations. we will look for a cool day today in the mid-50s heading out the door it is cold out there below freezing in many spots. >> sue? >> it is light on the roads on monday morning, folks are making another day 50 for the long weekend with brick lights in southbound 680 towards north main to 24 but, mostly, traffic is through the san ramon valley is moving nicely, and san rafael, beyond lucas valley road and the marin ymca making the turn and the headlights headed southbound traffic flowing nicely from the city. matt? >>> question, cyber monday is underway as more people avoid the long lines to do their christmas shopping online. our reporter is in tracy at the amazon fulfillment center. many gifts are heading out

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 thunders

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

the valley junior sends the tigers to the dome. valley wins a thriller 20-17 over johnston. to be the champ, you champ. and dowling catholic is the two- time defending champ. dowling cheerleader getting hyped. dowling qb kurt walding with a sweet pass to cole scienzki. 30yrd td pa to #82 . . students are feeling the maroons offense. dowling run up the middle for 25yrd td #23 . dowling getting coached up. walding passes over the middle to #83 down to the 1 yrd. line. maroons would punch it in on next play. dowling 43, lewis central o. norwalk had never made it to the quarterfinals. warriors don't want to stop there. dallas center grimes stands in the way. norwalk goes right to work. coby klocko runs through a big hole. good blocking. and after the p-a-t is block, 6-zip warriors. norwalk back on offense and check this pick. brady brandsfield's pass taken by trey washington, and washington has moves. he works it for extra yardage. nice play. later, it's dallas center grimes qb damon clapper with the sneak to tie it up. but norwalk won't be denied. warriors to the dome, 19-14. #

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

the pictures show the condition at a farm in the central valley. whole foods has fired back after these accusations. they sent osstatement which says in part, it is important to understand the mission of activist groups isn't farm animal welfare but rather a total end to animal agriculture and meat consumption. whole food sent a team to the far within an hour of seeing the images and found out theismages were not how the group portrayed them. it is from the same farm. >> different vils thesual there. >> gives you perspective. >>> it's a bird, it's a plane, it's maessage. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we investigate. >>> 4:53 right now on your monday. a sprint to the rest of the holidays and we are sprinting in the cold. you're not running. >> i want to slow it all down. >> not very comfortable to do any kind of running before 9:00 a.m. we still have that freeze warning up for our interior valleys and 29 in the north bay and palo alto 37 degrees right now. clouds spilling in

a regular blood donor for the mississippi valley regional blood center. "a long time 30-40 years probably" its a routine that began years ago at work. "after you were done giving blood you got to go home" now retired... burns still donates every time the moline donor center calls. "you make an appointment so you don't have to wait your in and out" we tagged burns bag with a red tag.... to help us follow it through the process. "beep" "when we scan it in we are saying we have official possession of this unit its being packed into this cooler thats numbered and labeled" "to ensure that we have traceability and tractability of the blood supple computer records of every step along the way" burns is in and out with in a half hour. the blood donation... will stay on site a bit longer. with in 2 hours driver billy metcalf arrives and takes the donations across the river to the mississippi valley blood center headquarters and laboratory in davenport. kirby 9:48:11 "what goes on beyond the donation is where so much work of the blood center take place -regulations

and mill valley is making sure the you sewer pipes are ready. right now the sky is thick with clouds. >> looking at doppler, you can see the clouds. we have a cold system moving in tomorrow. and when you take a look at the time line overnight tonight, we are expecting spotty light showers. morning commute still scattered and light. heavier rain at 9:00 a.m. and it spreads southward. what will follow is plunging temperatures wednesday morning, mid tirts for the coldest inland valleys. thursday morning, we're talking below freezing in some parts of the bay area. and the coldest air ever the season is expected. we'll take a look at your travel forecast coming up. >>> just in time for the rain and the el nino effect, some new signs. park officials want too make sure everybody is aware of the potential for flooding. >>> antonio ramos was on a team painting a mural and police will provide more details tomorrow, but today carolyn tyler talked with oakland's police chief about this and she joins us now. >> reporter: you you might remember that police re

, san joaquin valley, and you can see the light inning strikes. you woke up and didn't see much rain, it had a good way to travel and spread damage. unconfirmed reports of a tornado east of turlock, and reports of dime-sized hail in the central valley. shower activity along the coast and north of 101. so the bay area in between all of this, and snow is still piling up in the spine of the sierra here. lightning strikes from sonora down through yosemite lakes, and southern california, high wind warnings and rain, with the mountain snow. really everyone getting into the act, and it is quiet here, except for the wind. the winds have certainly been a factor behind the front, which dropped anywhere from a quarter inch around livermore to over a third in san francisco. san jose and mt. st. helena, three-quarters of an inch. so not bad. confined to a shore time frame and we were looking at the winds building throughout the afternoon. right now we're at 54 in half moon bay, and oakland, and all the bright lights, good visibility from the tower camera, so w

, san joaquin valley, and you can see the light inning strikes. you woke up and didn't see much rain, it had a good way to travel and spread damage. unconfirmed reports of a tornado east of turlock, and reports of dime-sized hail in the central valley. shower activity along the coast and north of 101. so the bay area in between all of this, and snow is still piling up in the spine of the sierra here. lightning strikes from sonora down through yosemite lakes, and southern california, high wind warnings and rain, with the mountain snow. really everyone getting into the act, and it is quiet here, except for the wind. the winds have certainly been a factor behind the front, which dropped anywhere from a quarter inch around livermore to over a third in san francisco. san jose and mt. st. helena, three-quarters of an inch. so not bad. confined to a shore time frame and we were looking at the winds building throughout the afternoon. right now we're at 54 in half moon bay, and oakland, and all the bright lights, good visibility from the tower camera, so w

beginning on october 19, 1965, and lasting for five weeks, the battle of ia drang valley was described by walter cronkite as the most significant battle fought by american troops in vietnam. news featured a special report on the battle, originally aired in 1975. ♪ -- 1965. ♪ theer: three months ago, first air division shipped off from north carolina. themselves, they were destined for the high country of central vietnam. last week, some of them came home. lives were the proof of victory in ia drang valley. cbs news correspondent morley safer was there. morley: this is where it all began, the special forces camp. on the night of october 19 at 11:00 p.m., the first mortar rounds fell. at the beginning, it was sibley another guerrilla attack -- simply another guerrilla attack. but then, command decisions were made, almost by accident, that turned the battle into the campaign for not only the highlands, but perhaps all of the vietnam. thebattle of -- announcer: battle of ia drang valley, introduced by morley safer with a special commentary by walter cronkite. walter: good evening. the amer

industrial technology teacher todd vandervelde says he would like to see the rock valley grow by the hands of its natives with the help of the class. "there's a lot of industry in the community and we want to prepare these kids for a future where they could possibly stay," said vandervelde. the students are not actually paid for their services as money received goes back to the program for funding, but the tools that they're learning are invaluable. bria: money that's gone into helping build the class has come from two seperate tax programs. rock valley's superindent says that one day he hopes that students will be able to get ther diploma along with a degree in weilding from northwest iowa community college. live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: still to come... three siouxland teams were in action at the uni- dome today. we'll head to cedar falls for semifinal highlights up ahead. (fred) the wind will lighten up tonight, and we have plenty of sunshine ahead as we head into the weekend. but there are rain chances next week. details ahead! " " (tim) yesterday was an active weath

remember, we have forecast tonight inland valleys.mute at toll plaza with backups and as we take you over to the drive, i-80's making it across the east shore freeway, to get to the bay bridge, it will take you total of 47 minutes. >> the 43ally post restaurants shut down in walk state and oregon because of e. coli fears could re-open. foes did not find the source of the outbreak that sickened more than 4 people but most of them reported eatingatically post before they became ill. >> number seven, the warriors remain the original up defeated team in the nba after petting the pistons at oracle arena. steph curry finished with a son low -- season low of 22 points but the record is still 8-0, the second best start in franchise history. >> indeed. we continue on-line and facebook and all mobile devices. >> it is a team game. >> see you in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic during "good morning america" with a look at university of san francisco from sutro tower camera. who wants grass-fed beef that doesn't eat too much of their

or even silicone valley in california. instead, it's the desert in israel. where they generate so much recycled water, they can't store it all. at this recycling plant, developed with the assistance of the jewish national fund, they clean as much as 10% of all recycled water used this israel, water that meets israeli standards and german and u.s. epa standards, as well. >> we didn't have any choice. >> in fact, as much as 60% of all water used in israel by agriculture comes from recycled or regenerated water sources, not drinking water. carried by these purple pipes you see everywhere here. in comparison, less than 7% of california agriculture uses any type of recycled water. >> we see a lot of green. >> we found another technology here on this collective farm. where they developed and perfected drip irrigation teejs 50 years ago. >> we are in a desert. >> we are in a desert. and all that is planted and irrigated. >> now, at least 75% of all israel's crops are watered through drip irrigation generating crop yields nearly t

the valley. >> central valley.ns. >> right. >> if they're harvested in the october time frame, they will probably last another three months or so. >> oh, wow. >> one way to care for them, keep them at ambient temperature in a cool environment and one them with vegetable oil. >> real quick. this is spaghetti squash. i love this. people have no idea how good this is. >> you would bake it. slice it in half and bake it. take a fork and run it through and it ends up like a plate of spaghetti. perry and sons. >> they have a website. they have 85 recipes on butternut. >> yeah. and the other thing that we want to talk about is the kobucha. it is a hard shell squashed. it is revered as an -- >> take one back home with you, steve. >> i want to squash those numbers. >> i got it. thank you. thank you. >> delayed reaction. >> that's all right. >> you can slice it, put it on a cooking sheet with oil and salt and they are just like candy. >> you can eat the peel on this. >> yeah. the peel is so thin, you can eat it. it's easy to

and the valley, one out of ten patents in the entire country comes out of silicon valley.his is a very important win for us, and the big opening was about a week ago, and it was a wonderful, wonderful celebration. >> i've wanted to ask about icann. they're meeting in this week in dublin. there's been, you know, since the ntia announced it wanted to step back from its oversight role of domain name system, icann's been working on a plan for that. in terms of accountability reform and people agreeing to, you know, how to make icann more accountable so it's more trustworthy when it comes to not having its oversight from the u.s. government, how involved are you getting in this debate? is this something constituents are bringing one you? are you talking about this with the ceo, fadi jihadi? what's kind of the debate? >> guest: first, constituents don't really talk to me about it. it's something that we have spent a great deal of time on at the subcommittee and deservedly so. deservedly so. now, the meeting that's taking place in dublin right now i think is moving in the right d

or silicon valley. instead, it's the desert in israel, where they generate so much recycled water they can't store it all. at this recycle plant developed with the assistance of the jewish national fund they clean 10% of all recycled water used in israel. watt that meets not only israeli safety standards but german and u.s. epa standards as well. >> we didn't have any choice. >> reporter: 60% of all water in israel used by agriculture comes from recycled or regenerated water sources, not drinking water. carried by these purple pipes, you see everywhere here. in comparison, less than 7% of california agriculture uses any type of recycled water. >> you see a lot of rain. >> reporter: another technology here on this collective farm, where they developed and perfected drip irrigation techniques 50 years ago. >> we are in a desert. >> we are in a desert. all that is planted and irrigated. >> reporter: now, at least 75% of all israel's crops are warted through drip irrigation, generating crop yields twice tha

mid-50s across our inland valleys.ou can see it's not going to be a warm day by any means. 59 in san francisco. 59 in san mateo as well. 56 in saratoga. 55 here in san jose. north bay, again, no big surprise here. close to 60 in napa. oakland, you'll be near 60 as well. tri-valley staying cool. 50s from pleasanton and livermore. to put the futurecast in motion the thing you'll notice here is we're talking about more cloud cover for the day tomorrow. now, our inland valleys won't see any rain tomorrow. however, it's going to be mostly cloudy. the places that will see rain san francisco tomorrow around 8:00. you'll see a few showers in the morning. and over towards the north bay. that's where the rain will stay through the day at least the first half of the day. by the afternoon hours, we may see a rogue cell move over to the east shore. maybe down towards the peninsula. but i do think most of us through most of the day will stay dry. we may get one little brief sprinkle, but i don't think it's going to be much rainfall

the tri valley will see temperatures in the low 70s. it will be comfortable there and comfortable for the north bay. if you're doing any traveling across the state today. heads up, rain will develop across northern california. sunshine expected for the rest of the state. it's going to be chilly in tahoe. 44, 40 for yosemite. some jackets in place if you're doing traveling to the mountains later. the future cast shows clouds moving in ahead of the storm system. tomorrow we'll see showers for the north bay and light rain developing down towards the east by the way. it's not until lunchtime we start to see things ramp up. thunderstorms develop across the south bay. the rain activity will move into the sierra. snow will fall around 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. that will continue through the overnight hours. monday morning, the system starts to pull out of here but we'll still hang on to the threat for thunderstorms through monday afternoon. we're just getting going. and things really haven't started right now. tomorrow at this time we'll start