berkeley hills camera right here. nice and clear. we do have some spots of fog to form right in the midst of the bay itself. >> inland valleys and around half moon bay to please be mindful of this because even though it's in patches, it is very dense and it is resulting in some lower visibility in pockets rain continues to be sent to the north this is high pressure. ridge is shooting the jet stream. well up into western canada where they've seen too much rain. we've seen too much dry weather now and a little bit of haze noticeable yesterday. today is going to be another day with moderate air quality because we've got a cap formed right across the baby to that high pressure ridge that is keeping all those pollutants trapped right here with us now skies are going to be dry for yet another day. that's the case. tomorrow for december first kicking off the new month on a very on our know. and then we're going to be looking at that holding up into the weekend. well into next week. not a lot of changes to talk about this forecast among thos

one of those victims, 95-year-old francis roberts said she was walking in berkeley on thanksgiving day when a car pulled up with a man and woman in the front seat and two children in the back. the woman got out of the car and put her necklace around her head as a distraction and stole her $2,500 ring and her necklace passed down by her mother. >> we had a pact that she would wear the chain until she died and then i would wear it when i died, and that was our way of keeping up with each other. >> over the past few days, similar crimes have occurred in berkeley, brentwood and twice in san ramon. >>> and then public feedback on the water contingency plan in water shortage pz that. in june, customers were asked to cut water usage by 20% because of the current drought. >>> downtown san josÉ this morning, the tree is sparkling bright for us this morning as we get ready for this tuesday. meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at the forecast for us as we start out nice and cool. >> nice and cool, in some spots foggy. let's head back to santa rosa. we did get nearly three inches of rain but tha

a new study by lawrence berkeley international is -- shows why the sierra snow could disappear in just a few years. this is about one third of california's water supply. we have already seen this warming trend happening just this season. several ski resorts push back their opening dates because of warming temperatures preventing them from making snow. mike: here's the seven-day forecast. mother nature is not going to help out whatsoever as temperatures near the upper 50's low 60's wednesday, thursday, friday, annex monday. those are near record high temperatures. the nights are cold enough and it is hard to get that good base of man-made snow built. you need it much colder. skiing will be up in the higher parts of. here's was going on in the east bay hills. you can see here below me a lot of fog is developing along the toll plaza. watch out for the morning fog. otherwise, quiet along the water. coat to know coat today. 52 right now in san francisco. when back to the peninsula, temperatures in the 50's there about 10:00. middle 60's for the better part of the afternoon. warmer than it s

at least it's clear from your berkeley hills camera. we have some pockets of fog dense fog in pockets that have formed across the bay having much more of an impact on your commute this morning. that we saw yesterday. so be mindful of that. well, we've drive back out areas to our north or just the opposite. very waterlogged up near the canadian border from seattle northward into western canada. high pressure ridge for us is sending the jet stream to the north keeping things dry. and as you may have noticed on the hazy side. this high-pressure creates a cap right over the bay. so a lot of get trapped right here with us because of that, we're going have another day with moderate air quality today. if you have a sensitivity to that. that is something certainly want to watch out for future cast does show today sunshine. we keep that sunshine around into tomorrow for the first day of december and we will be keeping it around on into the first weekend of december likely into next week, too. so not a lot of changes in this forecast. we remain m

. >> over the past few days, similar crimes have occurred in berkeley, pleasanton and twice in san ramon. cities are required to update the worst-case scenario policies for five years. today's hearing is scheduled for four p.m. >>> it is 5:06 right now. a live look -- look at that. that's downtown san josÉ. the tree just sparkling bright this morning. let's get a look at the forecast for you this morning. >> we are talking about the water season update, and we have been lacking for the month of november, and it's half an inch of rain lower than for the month of november. the surplus continued to shrink with all of the dry weather. we are starting out with dense fog in that area, and elsewhere it's mainly clear except for the coast. it will be another nice day with sunshine looking hazy during the middle of the afternoon. these temperatures in the low 60s and 70s will be very enjoyable for all of the outdoor activities, including all of the tree lightings and festivals we have going on around the bay area. >>> traffic wise it's looking great. the view is having a problem. looks like folk

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not necessarily near the coast or over the berkeley hills. but sitting along the bay side in some areas further southward and then some patchy valley fog further inland as well. and definitely more of an impact from fog than what we had yesterday. so do note this as you do leave the house to the north of us. that's where rain and snow continues to be. we have seen continued flooding issues for the pacific northwest. western canada, not just the opposite here in the bay area. we love to see us tapping back into that atmospheric river. the jet stream cent well to the north. but what we've got is just a high pressure ridge that if anything is keeping thing sunny and a bit hazy at times. air quality will be moderate yet again today. that's because we have a cap right over the bay that's keeping a lot of pollutants trapped here with us. that's the high pressure ridge right there for you. futurecast shows clear skies today. more of that into tomorrow for december 1st. and we're going to hold on to these clear skies on into thursday, friday and satu

your son -- your son goes to school -- >> berkeley law. >> berkeley law. and talk about what happens to your son like once a month when he goes out. >> he's experienced twice where he's come out of his apartment, his car is right outside his apartment to see his car on cinderblocks, wheels gone. >> you know what loss angelenos would say, come on, son, it's all fine. >> are you kidding? >> i'm just kidding. they have the drugstores out there. ite -- it happens all the time. >> we were talking about a year ago cvss and walgreens closing at 4:00, 5:00. maybe it's the republican in me. if it's happening, take care of it. put more cops on the street. put people in jail. keep them in jail. and i will say it's not popular. it's never been popular. i've said it from the beginning. the worst time doing that -- what do they call it where they were hugging each other? criminal defense reform? criminal justice reform. the worst time to do that is when crime is at a 50- or 60-year-old low because you've reached a lull, utopian society. now we can let people go to jail

that's what a new study at the lawrence-berkeley national lab shows. the snow in the mountains will be replaced by rain. we have already seen a change in recent decades as the snow season has been shortened by about a month. at the same time, snow levels have moved up by 1,200 feet. no snow pack means california would be without spring and summer melt-off that fills rivers and streams. the state relies heavily on that for its water supply. jeff has been talking about this for a while now in our extensive coverage. >> yeah. and that really goes along with some new research we're seeing that we would get overall fewer storms. but when we do have those storms happening, they'd be those stronger atmospheric rivers that tend to be warmer. so hence, less snow pack. but the good news we want to remind you is new research came out this year and said if we all do our part, we contribute to lower our carbon footprint, we can mitigate and keep things from like -- like that from happening in the future. you can head to nbcbayarea.com and and click on your climate

police arrested an 11 year-old along with other juveniles in connection with the crime spree in berkeley and in april, a group of teens were caught after trying to carjack a man outside of his home in san leandro. the ages of the suspects has become increasingly alarming and burrell says the focus needs to be on rehab. and coming up with fresh start resources for kids who leave the juvenile justice system is it just jail? what else can we do while we even have them in our presence. it's not ok, here's the key. you do some time. and that's it. what rehabilitation can happen. well, we have their attention. we have them. well, police are still looking for information in connection with the crimes in san leandro and oakley and burrell hopes that. >> these carjackings are a wake-up call for people to get involved in youth programs. reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn. >> kron 4 news stand. thank you for that report. none of the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at san francisco. and pam, it looks like the holidays have arrived because he barked or center is lit up tonight. yes,

cross of california, distant with associated professor of management at the university of california berkeley school of public health. we also have dorothy roberts, a university professor of sociology. it professor of civil rights at the university of pennsylvania. david s jones at harvard university and finally rounding at our panel, we have the associate professor of government at cornell university and codirector of the cornell center for health equity. thank you to all of our panelists for joining. let me begin with dr. schneider. in major part of your role is to assess the effect which new technologies made patients with an extremely large health system. it's -- please speak to the extent at which scaling new technologies represent opportunities and challenges for individual patients. >> thanks for having me. i am in delaware and my job with my group is called the digital acceleration group and basically we are scouting for technologies where we can systematically insert intelligence systems into our workflow or into our care space. and the opportunity which is awesome at this point is t

berkeley infectious disease specialist dr john schwartzberg also says the vaccine is safe, long term. because complications from any vaccine usually occur within the first 6 to 8 weeks. still some parents remain skeptical. my son has his future ahead of him. why would i want him vaccinated when there's that risk that is unknown. school district officials say the vaccine mandate is the best way to make students, teachers and staff safe. we believe that. any parent or any group has the right to, you know, share their voice and they have the right to protest but also our board and myself. we have to look at students overall and the safety of all students. under the plans , students who are not vaccinated can enter the districts distance learning program, the remote learning. that's not really an option. it did not work out. but for us, it's a safety issue. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. i know. at six tonight, police in san leandro arrested a 12 and a 13 year old over the weekend in connection with an armed carjacking. police say that officers spotted that stolen car yesterday. you're the

lawrence berkeley national lab researchers say that as the climate continues to warm, more of the snow falling on california's mountains will be replaced by rain. this would leave the state without the crucial spring and summer melt-off that fills rivers, streams and reservoirs and would be devastating for ski resorts and other businesses. >>> so let's check out that forecast with darren. it's beautiful, but it is dry. >> it is dry. you saw the ski resorts in stories we did earlier this week that they are having trouble making snow for people to come up there, and there is none in the seven-day forecast. if we check out the toll booth, you're driving into fog right now on the golden gate bridge. meanwhile, that is not the story anywhere else. a beautiful view looking back towards the east. that's what the sky looks like bay areawide for everybody else. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s after a day where we climbed into the low 70s for many locations. tomorrow we'll see a guy clouds, patchy fog in the morning, and that's it. we can watch it on the futurecast. i'm going to play this for

berkeley infectious disease specialist dr john schwartzberg also says the vaccine is safe, long term. because complications from any vaccine usually occur within the first 6 to 8 weeks. still some parents remain skeptical. my son has his future ahead of him. why would i want him vaccinated when there's that risk that is unknown. school district officials say the vaccine mandate is the best way to make students, teachers and staff safe. we believe that. any parent or any group has the right to, you know, share their voice and they have the right to protest but also our board and myself. we have to look at students overall and the safety of all students under the plant . students who are not vaccinated can enter the districts distance learning program, the remote learning. that's not really an option. it did not work out. but for us, it's a safety issue. at least three other east based school districts. oakland hayward in piedmont have all approved vaccine mandates. julie all right, rob roth reporting live for us tonight. thank you, rob and stay with ktvu. for the latest coronavirus inf

mark diablo reported. 21 mph 17 mph over areas oakland north closer to the berkeley hills, the call to cut tunnel area a little bit of fog ride along the coastline. we started out with fog earlier this morning that burned off and we will again have mostly clear skies to partly cloudy, rolling into your evening hours and the ridge of high pressure over the west coast, keeping that storm track. well to the north. so it looks like we are going to be ending november on a dry note for areas over san francisco normal would be two inches and almost a third we received one inch and less than 3/10 for the month of november. when i come back, i'll have a look at the temperatures expected for tomorrow and the rest of the week, including your weekend and just a bit. that airport was absolutely bananas. the let the t s. a line was wrapped around. they had to hold all the flights. well the travelers are back, and so are the long lines and delays. a look at the thanksgiving travel season and how it compares to years past. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me

low 70's in fremont as well as union city oakland and berkeley while some mid to upper 60's for the inland east bay allay, you'll be at 68 degrees in santa rosa and i 70 tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today as we kick off december wednesday with highs in the low 70's. great day for putting up some lights around the house as it will be the first day of the new month and little cooler this weekend. but staying clear and dry, right. john, thanks for that. all right. a couple of problem spots out there on our highways today. >> over here, a lo 5.80, westbound east of 13 in oakland. we do have a traffic collision. the air a traffic hazard northbound 80 south of so we are seeing delays along both 8, 8580, international if you're trying to avoid all of that will be a good option traveling into the city were going down a little under 16 minutes. now we're at about 20 last time we checked in here in fremont, an accident. southbound near maori avenue. so we are seeing delays as you're traveling through newark and the fremont area along 8.80 headed across towards the peninsula a lit

well, berkeley among our warmer spots at 72 degrees. concord and walnut creek at 66 vacaville fairfield benicia as well. santa rosa, all evenly out of 70 degrees today, tomorrow right around the same as today. wednesday, december. 1st, a lot of people putting up lights on that day. we'll be looking really nice for it with highs actually had our warmest on average. we cool down just a touch. this weekend. but still remaining comfortable rain. john, thanks for that started in the south bay. let's check on conditions down there as you're traveling along one o one 85 towards park. >> a little under 33 minutes to 3785 in 82. i don't see any hazards or delays a little under 21 minutes travel into the city. so traffic is picking up to see some cars over the overpass there as you're traveling along 5, 1880, traveling crockett down towards the maze a little under 20 minutes, a little under 16 as you're making your way across towards the peninsula, the of the san mateo bridge. howie for is also starting to slow down a bit. 36 minutes heading from

love this berkeley hills view. it's a good gauge on what it's looking like across the broader bay area. as you can see. >> orange is holding on to clear conditions we do have a modest offshore breeze. most president down out the coast around half moon bay. most of us not really going to be looking at much of a wind this morning. little bit of patchy fog for the delta as well as around santa rosa aside from this, though. we're just keeping the dry and clear weather around any sort of rainfall continues to be sent to our north as this high pressure ridge continues to shoot the jet stream as well as in the atmospheric rivers out of our region and up into western canada and the pacific northwest. so we're looking at clear skies yet again tomorrow. the last day of november going to be keeping those clear skies around as will also be the case in your first few days of december on into wednesday, thursday and friday still in the 70's still really sunny and comfortable 60's for san francisco today. a couple of 50's near th

your view over the berkeley hills is still looking nice and clear. we do have this modest offshore wind that this is a most breezy right along the coastline. this is a similar northeasterly wind gust. what we've been seeing a lot of lately. patchy valley fog again today clear towards the coast and the bayside. and as you can see, there is rain and snow to our north. that's exactly where it continues to be sent. we've had atmospheric river after atmospheric river just aim squarely at the pacific northwest up into western canada where they're already seeing far too much rain. and we can certainly use it here in the bay area because all we've been looking at lately at least is sunshine and dry weather. sure. this major travel in your shopping over thanksgiving really easy and will continue to do so as we round out this month and start december. but at some point we need to see a change happening and long-range forecast is not showing any sign of it. so that means the started december looks really dry just around the corner. now 60's for your highs. in s

a uc berkeley energy expert says adjusted for inflation, gasoline was more expensive in 2008 and 2012. he sent this graph of prices in california for the last 15 years. 4.60 in june 2008, 4.67 october 2012. he points out $5 back then could buy a lot more than $5 can get you today. i get it. that's not going to send you out the house to fill the car right now but it is about putting things in perspective. aaa says bay area prices will likely stay in mid $4 range for the remainder of the year. they believe drivers should see big drops by early next year. i am da lin, kpix5. >>> california's average gas price is about 1.32 more than the national average. >>> oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and killed someone during a car break in that happened after 3:30 yesterday on grand avenue near lake merit. crime stoppers and police are offering $10,000 reward leading to arrest. this comes as opd says it is upping officer patrols in response to increase in violence across the city. it includes fatal shooting of the security guard and former bay area police officer who died satur

tomorrow if i declare myself a woman i would be praised and celebrated by my progressive friends in berkeley california. but if i came out tomorrow as black and said i'm black and i want to be referred to as african-american, i would be ostracized and demonized by the same people on my website even though i have much more in, biologically, culturally even with african-american men than i do with women. why was the and i wanted to understand and it came down to religion. steve: it so interesting, there's no rational basis. that's a mistake were making as we challenge and argue, it's rationality which isn't really there. >> that's right this is my friend peter we created a taxonomy or a way of understanding these different woke religions, woke religion on climate change, race, criminal justice issues and we started to identify supernatural beliefs such as the idea that united states is more racist than ever which is obviously wrong. the idea that i can change my sex identifying the opposite without having any other changes. or this idea that there is really the world is ending and were seeing

we have one location in berkeley and a cafe in denver. we just opened a store. >> i came out do my parents. they just did not accept me for who i am. when i first publicly shared that part of me, so many people came up to me and said i'm in the same boat. i'm glad you have created this bakery and this space so people know we're enough. so many asian gay kids and just gay kids in general that still are in a position that they're not accepted by their families. >> third culture bakery was started by two men who fall in love and whether you come in for that or just for a muffin, you're leaving with a piece of our love story. >>> thanks for joining me. breaking news, officials in germany have identified two cases of an alarming new covid var variant. it follows a similar announcement from the uk a few hours ago. the british prime minister held an emergency press conference where he gave this sobering warning. >> it does appear that omicron spreads very rapidly and can be spread between people who are double

. >>> a berkeley man known as a maverick grant maker and the fastest philanthropist around. sharon chin introduces us to the jefferson award winner. >> each family at the st. francis center, she serves a few thousand low income folks per month with food, housing, and youth programs. when they needed a laundry and shower room, she turned to bill summervill. >> bill gets it. >> reporter: he founded a foundation, it receives donations mostly from private individuals and invests between 10-$15 million per year in grants. it is speedy, and streamlined. >> that is the essence of good philanthropy. trusting the people you to with to do good things. >> reporter: for three decades he has given bay area teachers up to $500 for supplies. >> they used to just fax us a sheet of paper and we would give them a grant within 48 hours. >> reporter: larry purcell has known bill for 40 years? >> bill is the only funder i have met who swims among the people in the community. our food truck, the first of four in a row that he supplied eventually became the first food bank of san mateo county. >>

berkeley a lot of the same industries suffered so mightily. during 2020 are very, very likely to be hit again. on friday, investors sold off travel industry stocks at the u. s and european countries declared travel bans american delta and united airlines each falling more than 10. cruise lines, including royal caribbean carnival in norwegian cruises all dropped around 10% as well, and oil companies saw market losses on fears that demand could drop for fuel. still, financial advisors say overall the markets are up over last year, and investors should not panic if you look at the s and p up about 22% and the nasdaq up over 20, this is after the close of the market today. we're still having a good year, and a lot of people have said the market was kind of looking for an excuse to pull back just a little bit. investors do worry the labor shortage might worsen if workers decide to leave the workforce. there's also concern that demand for us exports could drop we do sell. you know trillions of dollars of things every year. to the rest of the world.

a berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by bullet shrapnel. according to police, he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. >> take a look at this. the aftermath of powerful santa ana winds in los angeles. the winds toppled trees and brought down power lines leaving many residents in the dark southern california edison shut off power to thousands of customers yesterday as a precaution. the gusty winds and the dry conditions made for high fire danger there. they didn't get the rain we did in october. the good news is no fires were reported in all power has since been restored. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about these conditions. yeah. we call the diablo winds, the offshore flow. they called the santa ana's there they come racing over the mount off there. >> santa monica mountain range and making the very blustery gusting over 50 miles an hour. backed off tonight. you're still seeing a little bit of an offshore wind. you see some areas. they're n

a berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by a bullet shrapnel. according to police. he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. 2 people are hospitalized with major injuries after their car slammed into a tree in palo alto. >> police say the vehicle was leaving an illegal sideshow that involved at least 4 vehicles. the activity is reported overnight at the east end of embarcadero road near the palo alto baylands nature preserve officers say when the police activated their emergency lights a red camaro sped off before crashing into a tree. both the driver and his passenger were seriously injured. police say neither was wearing a seatbelt. also their dog that was in the vehicle sustained major injuries and had to be put down the investigation is ongoing. >> go-fund me has closed a fundraising page for the man charged with killing 6 people at a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. darrell brooks faces 5 counts of first degree intentional homicide after his suv sped

looking from the berkeley hills made a couple patches of fog developing you may have noticed too well, that haze developing the atmosphere high-pressure very strong. we get what's called an inversion that point, the atmosphere, the temperature actually goes up with height. the kind of acts like a cap on the atmosphere and hold all the pollutants down below. so we see in some of the building up with that strong ridge. we're likely to see more of that on the way high pressure sitting over head. it's just fluctuating a bit. you get these cold fronts that will drop over the top of it in a weakened slightly. and then rebuild right behind it. and that means, well, we've got a lot of dry weather ahead. unfortunately, it looks like as we head in toward december. here's a look at some of the winds they've been seeing some very gusty santa ana winds in southern california. red flag warnings are up there until 6 o'clock this evening. forecast for those winds even in the bay area becoming more offshore again overnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning. then by the afternoon, we'll pick up a littl

a berkeley man who was also taken to highland hospital for treatment. that man was apparently hit by bullet shrapnel. that's according to police. he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. to the south bay. now vta employees held a virtual vigil to honor the 9 victims who were shot and killed just 6 months ago. >> organizers lit candles and sang together to remember each of the victims and demonstrates how they're light continues to shine and their families and their communities. there were 2 vigils today. the second one is likely wrapping up right now. time now for another live look outside. we've been looking to the west where there is a gorgeous sunset. now we're looking toward the east at the twilight over the bay bridge twilight's with the bridge lights out there chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> walking on over working off this thanksgiving day. i definitely. i have one of those be cold. yeah. what what a day even though we work in the air was a good time and good to see you guys. happy thanksgivin

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your view outside at our berkeley hills. cam is showing you the clear beautiful conditions that we do have overhead across the east we are seeing lots of sunshine into the afternoon. that same clear skies, though, have didn't temperatures falling dramatically overnight in the 30's this morning for a lot of areas frost advisories for the inland east bay as well as the inland north bay through 09:00am this morning as we do see temperatures in the 30's for many spots palo alto, you're still sitting at 39 a quick change of pace for the inland east bay, though you're rising quickly back into the low 40's under that sunshine, 30 still for the north bay santa rosa. our coldest spot on the map right now at 35 degrees. rural areas, even colder than what you're currently seeing. i'm talking a very nice afternoon in the rest of your forecast. james. and right now thank for that, john. so let's turn to some national headlines this morning. all 3 defendants in the ahmaud arbery trial were found guilty of murder. >> yeah. the convictions

but i particularly love the story from berkeley plantation in virginia, and -- which celebrated thanksgiving a couple years before the pilgrims did, and during the kennedy administration, a state senator wrote to kennedy complaining that his thanksgiving proclamation in 1961 did not mention virginia. fortunately for this senator, the letter landed on the desk of a special advisor to kennedy who as we know, was a great historian of america, and they wrote back and said you are right and he said it won't happen again and sure enough, the next year, kennedy's proclamation mentioned both massachusetts and virginia. host: melanie kirkpatrick with us this morning for about another 20 minutes if you want to join the conversation. (202)-748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zones. (202)-748-8001 if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. another question from social media. this tweet, wondering if thanksgiving were a chapter taught in a critical race theory class, what do you think would be said about it? guest: i don't think i can answer that question. i certainly hope that does

when i'm armed berkeley -- was shot in the middle of the street and not safe inside a burger home. also, was there conflict of interest since one of the suspects previously look for the district attorney? while his curiosity paid. off the public records request that helps filed allowed him to obtain a police report containing the first preliminary answers as to how and why operate was killed. he published his finding on april 2nd, 2020. it was the first time in america and perhaps arbery's family got a better picture of what happened. today, almost two years since aubry's killing the three men implicated were found guilty of his murder. hobbs leads stories tonight at the brunswick news, guilty, guilty, guilty. hobbs told us he usually doesn't post historians on facebook. but today, reacting to the verdict, he made an exception. he wrote on so many occasions, so many -- the exotic beautiful called the south that i love so much has come up wanting in times of reckoning. today, november 20, for the 2020, one in a town called brunswick on the georgia coast, was not such an occasion. to

a supersized the back local berkeley haitians that are still pending in the court -- it supersized the backlogs that are still pending in our courts. threatening with young immigrants -- threatening young immigrants with deportation to countries that they do not even remember. this includes more than 200,000 daca recipients who are essential infrastructure workers as defined by an other than the trump administration's department of homeland security. many of whom risk their lives to keep us safe during the pandemic. the attempt to terminate protective status puts a u.s. residents including 130,000 infrastructure workers at risk of deportation. he threatened deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants including more than half of our nation's farmworkers who have committed no crime and pose no threat to this country. this created rampant fear in immigration communities around the country. a did not make us safer. the top -- it did not make us safer. it transferred millions of dollars of funds to build the president's border wall. american taxpayers, not mexican expires as trump pr

berkeley high started it. they had the first instagram account. students say it started at berkeley high but has launched similar protests at bishop o'dowd and, most recently oakland tech. it's happening in every high school and i think that. it's insane to think abou. it's called rape culture associate logical term that describes how society trivializes and normalizes sexual violence. experts say it starts with jokes shaming and pictures. you think parents have any idea how many nude pictures of teens are being passed around? definitely not. but, yeah, people don't realize it's like. a weekly thing. i mean, in terms of unsolicited, uh. picture hearts. yeah yeah, that's mainly on snapchat. why would they do it? i guess is the question. i mean, i think it's definitely first of all such a norm that it's almost like. people don't even think about it as something that's a big deal to them until they've done it and from assault. we're talking about anything from just grabbing and groping and all the way. up. the chain in terms of. it's all just anythin

and also for your travels, which is one of the busiest travel days of the year looking outside your berkeley hills camera is beautiful. crystal clear. we are in the midst of some frost advisories, though, just due to how cold temperatures are this morning. the inland east bay as well as inland portions of the north bay valleys. all falling into the 30's and 40's and that's frost advisories remain in effect for the spots shaded in light blue on this map until 09:00am. you can see a few 30's on the map right now, including in concord, petaluma novato san anselmo and santa rosa, quite the range of temperatures, though, because we're certainly not all in the 30's. a few 50's on the map as well. i'll be talking 60's this afternoon and also your thanksgiving forecast. still to come, john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic this morning. i'm see any major, hot spots out there traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. there. the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. you can make that commute and a little under 30 mi

berkeley hills looking beautiful. crystal clear. it is cold out there, though. we have frost advisories in effect for the inland. the east bay as well as across the inland, north bay through 09:00am this morning. you can see a lot of cities being affected by this, including one o ones corridor and 6 80's corridor through the east bay. all these areas at least temperatures falling below freezing, especially in rural areas. we'll a few 30's on the map to start this morning, including in concord, petaluma as well as nevado in san anselmo. just another morning to bundle up as you've gotten used to the past few mornings breanna. john, thank you for that. all right. let's start of the bay bridge to tracking your traffic this morning. it's pretty light. >> a little under 9 minutes to make your way into the city at this hour. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 30 minutes as you're traveling there along highway 24 westbound west of the called a caught lane in oakland. that is where i do see an accident there. so we'll keep a close eye

berkeley hills looking beautiful.

berkeley high started it. they had the first instagram account. students say it started at berkeley high but has launched similar protests at bishop o'dowd and, most recently oakland tech. it's happening in every high school and i think that. it's insane to think abou. it's called rape culture associate logical term that describes how society trivializes and normalizes sexual violence. experts say it starts with jokes shaming and pictures. you think parents have any idea how many nude pictures of teens are being passed aroun? definitely not. but yeah, people don't realize it's like. a weekly thing. i mean, in terms of unsolicited, uh. picture hearts. yeah yeah, that's mainly on snapchat. why would they do it? i guess is a question. i mean, i think it's definitely first of all such a norm that it's almost like. people don't even think about it as something that's a big deal to them until they've done it and from assaul. we're talking about anything from just grabbing and groping and all the way. up. the chain in terms of. it's all just anything phy

this is our camera in the er and berkeley east bay hills there overlooking a nice clear shot of the way over towards a san francisco. so not really any clouds in your way to get in the way there. and yes, of course not keeping anything warm. that's why we're going to see those chilly 30's tonight and also the breeze is going to start to pick up a little bit. we're going to see it mainly in some of the north and the east bay spots. middle of the week. thanksgiving. we're going to start to see get sunny and we're going to really start to feel the fall temperatures once again mid 60's that we're going to be seeing through thanksgiving and black friday, but we could get near 70's as we get into the weekend ahead, my full forecast coming up in just a bit. pam. ken, thank you, rebecca. also coming up, a live look at sfo tonight as we get details on a protest planned for tomorrow. what you need to know on one of the busiest travel days of the season. >> high gas prices. this is a problem. >> president biden fighting high gas prices. how he's vowing to help americans keep their travel plans thr

this our camera on top of our east bay hills in berkeley. and yes, we saw a lot of sunshine today. a little bit of scattered clouds but still a gorgeous day around the bay area starting to feel more like fall at this point. so planning ahead for tonight, of course, those chilly temperatures like i was mentioning. we're going to see some breezy conditions in some spots in the north bay and the east bay. so might feel even cooler the what the temperature show middle of the week. we're going to be sunny, but it's going to feel like fall and you're going to be the mid 60's during those afternoon highs. then once we get into thanksgiving and then black friday and into the weekend we could be seeing 70's once we get towards a saturday and sunday. and i'll be back with a breakdown of those temperatures that we're going to be seeing over the next couple of days. and if there's any rain in the forecast to have all those details coming up. grant look forward to that. thank you, rebecca. now to a developing story in the south bay where san jose police say 2 men have been injured. >> in a shoo

we're going to be seeing berkeley hills camera showing the sunshine up above. we are in the midst of some fog for the central valley and some low cloud cover for the inland east bay in the south bay. i want to know, but we're not in the midst of any chance of rainfall. the jet stream continues to send any chance of rain and snow for that matter. well, to the north of us areas that are waterlogged like western canada, northern washington are going to continue to see heavy areas of rain resulting in flooding for them. we could use some of that down here further south. but mother nature not going to bring it to us. so at least we have the good travel conditions, maybe even at thanksgiving dinner outdoors. as you can see here today and tomorrow as well as into thursday for thanksgiving itself. all going to be sunny and dry. now today is going to be noticeably cooler than yesterday. also a little windier. so keep the jackets with you into the afternoon. oakland freeman san jose each at 65 hayward in novato at 66. well, san francisco at 64 for your daytime high today

kumasi: you can see him at stanford and berkeley. [laughter] mike: all right, let's take a look what is going on weatherwise. coming uposse uth bay. and 880. clouds get out of the high clouds, that with the cold front will help temperatures tumble from yesterday's mid 60's to low 70's. breezy and the hills tonight. thankfully, they are green, or we would be talking about a fire threat. definitely colder in the valleys tonight, so get ready for that. the weekend, the brightest and warmest afternoon in the forecast. here's like at the cold front, you can see some moisture with it. and some high-level snow, but note where it is. mainly in oregon and washington. we will see what it does to temperatures. 62 today and half moon bay, most of us aroundthat is average forf year. tonight, much cooler. 40's everywhere, even in san francisco. the green you see, those are some of the higher elevations. plenty of 30's in the north bay valleys in east bay valleys. the travel forecast, we highlight the pacific northwest for wet weather. kansas city,

you're right there to actually berkeley 64 for your daytime high. well, some low to mid 60's across the north bay antioch at 62 in santa rosa at 64 tomorrow's highs will rise a rather cool little bit before we rise into thursday, friday and then saturday which will take us back into the low 70's likely for just a few spots. thanksgiving looks good lots of sunshine as long as you've got the jackets ready to go and maybe a little backyard heater. you may be able to take that thanksgiving dinner out to the back. as for saturday and sunday with those low 70's some good weather for your travels back home or maybe some posts holiday errands reyna. john, thank you for right. as you are traveling this morning. let's get a look at your. >> tuesday morning. traffic heading from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes for your drive time this morning. heading across towards the peninsula view. the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for you. we do have an accident. this is in the south bay settles a one. oh, one northbound north of to lee r

this is our east bay camera on top of the berkeley hills here and really clear all the way. you can see into a san francisco across the bay looking ahead. yes, we're going have a couple scattered clouds throughout the overnight hours temperatures are going to drop into the 40's for the most part. and then we're going to wake up to some breezy conditions tomorrow morning and then things should clear out a lot of sunshine, but it's still going to be cool a lot cooler than what we saw today. we're going to topping out into the 60's. tomorrow. the rest this week, lots of sunshine and we're going to see a overnight lows, get really chilly. in fact, we're dropping into the 30's, especially for some of the inland valley locations. so make sure the and bundle up. that's for sure. temperatures right now starting to drop just a bit. right now we're mostly in the 40's and 50's 48 degrees in palo alto right now. 57 and alameda 55 in berkeley 45 in napa, petaluma also coming in at 45 degrees. some very chilly outside right now and it looks like thanksgiving holiday set to be dry around t

you're going to be out about tonight, 60 degrees in san francisco. 57 in downtown oakland right now berkeley at 62 nevada. are you currently at 52 degrees. things are going to be changing as we get through the rest of the week. so like i was mentioning the high pressure was helping the afternoon highs today. be well above average. now we're going to start to see things that taper off a bit. we're going to see some colder come to us is a low pressure systems going to be a coming to the bay area. the keeping things dry, though, all storm systems that we're tracking will be to the far north of mainly getting into washington, parts of oregon bringing some snow into the idaho area, the keeping the bay area. a nice and dry into a thanksgiving. but it's going start getting cold. so tonight, overnight lows 40's mostly 40's across the board. a couple low 50's. but then things are going to change as we go into tomorrow evening, they're going to be replaced by a whole lot of 30's, especially into our inland valley locations waking up tomorrow. you're also going to start to feel windy conditions gusts o