still ahead, followed for 40 miles and robbed in front of his home. frightening attack on bay area photographer on his home camera. >>> not a shot but nasal spray, new vaccine that could offer even better >>> thieves are getting more brazen and violent. bay area photographer spotted at golden gate bridge, followed him home 40 miles to fremont and he was robbed of gear. caught on his home security surveillance camera. he's speaking out. jean elle. >> that's when i noticed two guys kind of approach my car, right? and the first guy knocked on my window and i immediately had a bad feeling about this. something is wrong. he's got mask on, gloves on. that's when i locked the car immediately. he said hey, which direction is the freeway. >> reporter: bay area photographer louis, asked us not to use his last name, arriving home in fremont after taking pictures of the golden gate bridge when he was robbed by two men police say followed him home. one man smashed his rear window and stole camera bag and man in window ran to the getaway car. put his car in drive.

let's bring in meteorologist rob. i was driving with the kids today. we saw the south bay. immediately they were like is it fog? smoke? what is that in the air. >> a combination of both. good observation. the weather watchers in the car. high pressure above which tends to act like a lid and it does trap some of the low level smoke around the bay area. driving around the bay you are seeing that. nice sunset to the north. walnut creek some of the haze we're seeing now. and there's enough of it that we have moderate air quality to start off the weekend. once the index gets closer to 100. which it may by monday or tuesday. we may see winter time spare the air alerts. high pressure remains locked in and don't have enough wind to push some of the haze out. another thing we're watching into tomorrow morning. patchy dense fog. nothing too bad. like we see over the last couple days we could see fog in the central valley. spilling back t over night. you are east bay valleys, to concord. or walnut creek. you might see patchy fog for the morning. and then as we wrap up the weekend a fe

but justin herbert wouldn't let the steelers rob l.a. wins 41-37. >>> around the nfl, the cowboys offense had trouble getting off the ground against the chiefs. kansas city found the end zone twice in the first half and won 19-9 >>> back and forth in minnesota, where aaron rodgers threw four touchdowns, including two crucial scores in the fourth, to get the packers all tied up at the 2:00 warning but that was plenty of time for the vikings to storm down the field. and minnesota gets the 34-31 win as time expired. from jonathan taylor. he rushed for four touchdowns and caught another one in indianapolis's win over the bills. they have won three in a row >>> and the lions' deandre swift ran for 210 yards against cleveland. >>> things have improved, and janessa webb joins us now with the weather. >> good morning. you know, over the weekend, this forecast completely changed on us, and i'm really happy about that, as people are traveling. this wil two-week cold front that is making its way across the northeast this morning. this rain should t

police say the 27-year veteran of the department was caught moments after robbing a rite aid pharmacy. the d.a. said he is reviewing the case and could charge cole with first degree robbery and resisting arrest. tom his attorney says he posted nearly $58,000 in bail and then promptly sgheekd rehab. >> obviously he has his shameful addicted for a long time while having a difficulty doing his job in a first responsibler's setting. >> he said he started using painkillers after being bitten by a police dogful cole is now on unpaid leave. he is due in court november 18. >>> another clear view of the bay area's ongoing problem. car break-ins. a chief pulls up. even jumps into the car to see what's not side. this happened right outside a vitality bowl, inside a popular shopping center. the south bay also has seen a surge in car break-ins. today sf says break-ins are up more than 30% in the south bay in the past 12 months. >> so there is a lady here yesterday who had her car broken into and she mentioned her car was broken into. >> with the holiday shopping season already here, the best advic

. >> we're getting robbed. it's horrible. don't know why people need to do it. they need to come up with new laws to stop them. and discourage them from doing that. it hurts everybody. >> authorities say 90 thieves used three separate entrances and ran off with more than $100,000 of high end merchandise. three people were charged with felonies for the alleged role in the spree. >> it's unnerving. >> he was helping customers pick out kitchen ware at the store next door. and locked his staff inside until the chaos subsided. >> what happened last weekend. it was a short time frame that it happened. it's not something you can really anticipate. >> police say they are for any intelligence that tips them off. if another roving caravan is heading their way. police are not encouraging shops to boards up, police say if they do receive a tip of another targeted theft they will leave it up to businesses to decide if they want to close early. police say they have a dedicated team of uniformed and under cover officers patrolling busy shopping centers. like the stone ridge ma

rob mayeda joining us now. 60 degrees in san francisco when last we talked to rob. and he got that gorgeous tree distracting the heck out of me behind him. rob, go ahead. >> like a screen saver. >> it is. >> the music and sound track that is probably play with it right now. san jose, 57 degrees. keep in mind, you know, our average highs this time of year should be about 60 to 63. earlier today, san jose, 72 degrees. out towards san francisco, as terry mentioned, still near 60. clear skies. no fog around the bay right now. different story if you head into areas east of livermore. little bit of patchy haze out towards tracie. 50 currently in dublin and walnut creek and concord may see a little bit of patchy fog heading towards tomorrow morning. currently, 51 degrees and air quality and patchy fog likely to be the top two weather issues of the week with high pressure, no chances of rain. it will have these hazy skies lingering for another day. moderate-air quality, again, for tomorrow. highest levels of kind of the trapped wood smoke pollution will be up around the nor

a mob of thieves robbed a mom and pop business known as the prime 356 clothing store. you can see from the store's security camera at least 30 people rushed in. they cleared them out of their inventory. the store owners tell us this is the second time they have been robbed in a month at a cost so far of $180,000. and a news conference yesterday, san francisco district attorney announced he would formally file felony charges today against nine people arrested friday night for robbing the louis vuitton store, a cannabis dispensary, and a walgreens. he said that kind of behavior won't be tolerated and people will be punished. the san francisco police officers association says it will be following the cases closely to make sure buteen keeps his promise. budean is already facing a recall for not being tough enough on crime, according to his critics. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> also happening today, san francisco police holding a virtual town hall in response to a recent deadly police shooting. it happened last friday inside a residential hotel south of

all right, rob, so how much rain are we expecting this week? >> yeah, we are looking probably when we add up the whole week, maybe 1 to 2 inches of rain around the north bay and as expected, the rain has held off for trick or treat time around the bay area. that's the good news. and storm ranger view off to the west, start to see a little more green. that is the outer fringe of our incoming storm system that will have an impact steadily as we go through the morning. you notice here, the future cast for about 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, begins to show up those areas of yellow and orange. moderate rain at times. heading into the north bay. and this is something we will see more of as we go through the week. higher totals with this first storm will be in the north bay mountains where locally we will see more than a half inch with this first storm. and then, second storm coming in for the middle part of week keeping the wet pattern going. coming up, a closer look hour by hour for incoming storm for tomorrow and how much rain we can expect this week. >> let

> a 40-year-old jewelry store in san francisco's chinatown has been cleaning up all day after being robbed again. thieves broke into long boat jewelry and smashed the display case and got away with $250,000 worth of goods. this comes after a window was shattered saturday. investigators are looking at surveillance cameras at the store. >>> the delta variant of the covid virus now makes up 99% of all covid case around the world. world health organization says almost all of the 900,000 cases sequenced worldwide over the last two months originated from the delta strain. that variant was first detected less than a year ago in india. the news comes as covid cases are surging again, most notably in europe. europe accounted for more than 60% of the 3.3 million new cases in the world. dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. has a long, long way to go to gain control over the virus. he says we need to fall as low as 3,000 cases per day. in order to do that, as of yesterday the u.s. averaged nearly 85,000 new cases per day. he wants 33,000. >>> valley water is offering rebates. money is given to turn landsca

a blessing that the network didn't pick it up, because by the time it came -- by the time we found rob and sally, the chemistry between each of those four, in every direction, was so glorious and so -- that was, you know, the fate of the gods >> seth: it was not universally loved by critics when it first came out you would respond to the critics when this happened do you remember any of that back and forth, or do you remember why people didn't like it right out of the gate? >> well, they didn't like -- you know, didn't understand the reason for a -- a bigot as the center of a show and there was a review by the name of a very well known author and critic, a woman i can't remember her name for the moment anyway, she gave it a terrible review in "the new york times. and then about six weeks later, she wrote another review and took back what she had said the first time, 'cause she understood the show better >> seth: that's really amazing that doesn't happen. how many times have you had a critic change their mind in your 100 years? >> that was it >> seth: that was it, yeah [ laughter ] [ ap

boss. >> seth: rob boss, i'm sorry it's very clear you own bozo, but not bob ross that's coming across >> rob boss, this is who i wrestled as. >> seth: here's -- now i'm going to be honest i'm not a professional - >> but i used official bob ross materials. >> seth: i'm not a professional wrestler, but i would not be the most intimidated i've ever been if i stepped into the ring with rob boss [ laughter ] >> well, he didn't put you in a sharpshooter, did he >> seth: i don't know. i don't know what any of these words mean >> i was supposed to get rj city on a talk show and i haven't done it. that's why he tagteamed with me, so i'm sorry rj. >> seth: all right, rj next time >> yes - >> seth: thank you so much for being here you guys, that's david arquette. empire circus performances run through january 30th and "scream" opens in theaters january 14th we'll be right back with music from latto [ cheers and applause ♪ if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g ne

delaney, the very funny rob delaney, you sort of step into the harry and marv role >> yeah, exactly >> seth: so sort of evil -- i should say ill befalls you >> yes >> seth: this is -- what has happened to you in this situation? >> well, so it's not all fun and games. >> seth: this is you as aunt dot. >> that's me as aunt dot [ laughter ] very good. very good. i'm aunt dots there. and i believe those were like -- the marks were my -- i get sort of hit by nerf darts and i think that's where all the marks were but i'm not happy. i mean, we had a lot of fun making the movie but it wasn't always fun i was miserable that day >> seth: i would imagine >> yes >> seth: this is -- you don't look happy here, hold on this is not. i've seen you look happy >> i know. >> seth: this is - [ laughter ] >> you guys -- >> seth: you know what - >> -- that's my shot. >> seth: this you when me and the dog got on the elevator. [ laughter ] that was the face you managed to get. >> it's like, again? you're really pushing this dog on me. >> seth: what about -- i did hear you laughed harder during the film of o

district attorney said he plans to file felony charges against the nine people arrested friday night for robbing louis vuitton, a cannabis dispensary and a walgreens. he had to move a news conference inside when supporters of his recall election showed up. he said his office will held to suspects accountable. >> and he will face serious consequences. >> reporter: the former prosecutor in his office who now supports the recall said she has doubts. >> unfortunately, chesa has a track record of offering extremely lenient plea deals to repeat and chronic offenders that allow them to be released with little to no consequences. >> reporter: the vice president of the police officers association says the d.a. policies create a revolving door at the jail. >> the pattern is pleading down obvious serious violent crimes to misdemeanors which basically you get credit for time served. >> reporter: tracy says she will be monitoring the cases in court and she's not the only one. >> my office is personally going on follow each and every individual case to ensure the proper outcome is there. >> reporter: at the n

meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking the storm for us. when is the first part of this storm to move in? >> we're watching two. technically one tonight that might bring a few showers. as we take a look underneath those clouds from our storm ranger from san bernardino mountains off to the west, a few sprinkles around the north bay, and i think that's probably going to be it with the storm. a lot of clouds. but the better activity with this first storm. interior northern california thunderstorms up there near reading and snow across the sierra and a few showers may come down the coast towards the north bay tonight, but our real attention is on that second storm. it does have an atmospheric river connection going for it. so we'll see at least for a time some pretty heavy rain with that next storm system. as you can see over my shoulder the future cast, there's a lot of red on the map. for the coastal mountains, east bay hills up towards the north bay, that indicates we could see 1 to 2 inches of rain with this storm, and it could come down pr

arrest of the men accuse of robbing and shooting a former oak lands captain. the men learned the charges they'll face. camera captured the october shoot out. three men approach him as he pumps gas. after they search him for valuables they check the car. which is when she pulls a gun. shooting and killing one of the suspects. they fire hitting him six times. the two surviving suspects and the get away driver are now charged with the murder of their accomplice and second degree robbery. one of the two armed men is charged with premeditated attempted murder. joiner was hospitalized for weeks but is finally recovering at home. >> announced on twitter today. peninsula assembly member mullen is running for spears congressional seat. >> i want to fight for the future of democracy and the planet. we need help as climate change brings rising tides. >> mullen has a lot of company. in running for the open seat. san mateo county supervisor. state senator josh becker and several more expressing interest. >> how the bipartisan infrastructure bill will impact the bay area. a

. >>> california attorney general rob bonta is going up and down the state on hate crimes. today he stopped in san jose. he said despite being a progressive state, hate crimes are a crisis in california. >> there's no room for hate here in san jose, here in california, not here, not anywhere. and not now, not ever. and i'm going to use the full authority influence, power of this office to fight back against the forces of hate and keep californians safe. >> bonta went on to say that the state is committed to ending hate crimes and better identifying and investigating those attacks we keep hearing about. he plans to meet in the three biggest cities in california to continue this round table discussion. >>> san francisco's port commission is allowing crab lovers to go right to the source to get that tasty seafood. the commission has approved a one-year program. it applies to boats at fisherman's wharf. >>> researchers have been soungd the alarm on climate change since the 18 hundreds, but time and again, the warning has been ignored. >> the rate of warming right now is vastly,

the store's owner tells us this is the second time they have been robbed in a month at a cost so far of about $180,000. in a news conference yesterday, san francisco district attorney announced he would formally file felony charges today against nine people arrested friday night for robbing the lous vuitton store, also a cannabis dispensary and a walgreens. that kind of behavior won't be tolerated and people will be punished. the san francisco police officers association says it will be following these cases closely to make sure he keeps his promise. budean is already facing a recall for not being tough on crime, according to critics. >> and unfortunately, he has a track record of offering extremely lenient plea deals to repeat and chronic offenders that allow them to be released with little to no consequences. >> he will face serious consequences when you commit serious crimes in our city. >> yesterday, bay area prosecutors announced a new alliance aimed at combatting retail theft. the d.a.s from several counties say this partnership will allow them to better share information and u

. >> i knew immediately i got robbed. now it was who did it and how are we doing to uncover this? >> prosecutors say the bad guys in this case, cops. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. we'll get to

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police are looking for a group of people who robbed a lululemon store at santana row in san jose. it's a store that sells high end athletic apparel. in san francisco, police have arrested eight people in connection with robberies of nine stores in that city friday night, including a number of retailers in or around union square that were burglarized or vandalized. at a press conference saturday, mayor breed said her police foreseeable future and there could be changes for drivers in or around union square. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> retailers need the money. they need people to come shopping, but i don't know that i'd want to take my family out right now. >> scary. thank you, bob. >>> 5:34 this morning. developing in wisconsin, waukesha police say at least five people are dead after a car ran into a holiday parade sunday evening. >> the video shot from overhead shows the moment a vehicle ran into a crowd of people. police say they do have a suspect in custody. nbc's tom llamas reports terrorism does not seem to be a motive. >> reporter: good

union square, a mom and pop jeweler was robbed of $250,000 of goods in three minutes. another retailer nearby is spending $30,000 a month on 24/7 security. the cost of doing business could put many out of business >> it is absolutely organized crime. it does look like chaos, but it is really very, very organized and choreographed. >> reporter: in oakland, their while a news crew covered smash and grab crimes, their security guard was shot and killed. to prevent another disaster, some are reducing hours and allowing fewer people inside for far too many, the most joyful time of the year is quickly becoming more dangerous. miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> up next for us tonight, remembering a man who redefined fashion and inspired so many others >>> a golfing trailblazer has died lee elder made history as the first black golfer to play at the masters in 1975. the native texan honed his talent while caddying during segregation. the masters honored elder alongside jack nicklaus and gary player he was 87. >>> tonight the worlds of fashion and design are mourning the loss of ano

he was followed and robbed just outside his home. police say those thieves tracked that victim after he was taking sunset pictures. the robbery was caught on video. it shows two men approaching as he parked his car. one smashed his rear window and stole a camera bag while the other headed to the getaway car. the photographer then put his car in drive or reverse trying to catch those guys. take a look at it there. >> i did chase after them, unwisely so. and impacted their car to just kind of interrupt from -- them from actually escaping. and that's when i saw the gun pointed at me. >> so one shot was actually fired. you can kind of see it there in that video. his family came out running. thankfully no one was hurt but that victim is calling on camera makers to include anti-theft technology. fremont police have now arrested one suspect in connection with that robbery. >>> just in, charges will not be filed against the man arrested in connection with the deadly weekend halloween party shooting in the south bay. the trial deputy sheriff

as you can see on this map, mobs of people robbed stores over the bay area over the weekend starting with union square in sf on friday. walnut creek nordstrom. and a location in lululemon store in san jose. police were out patrolling at many malls yesterday, last night. extra guards on hand at santana row. even one stationed outside the lululemon store that was hit sunday. police say a group, including at least one man with a gun in his waist band made off with $40,000 in merchandise from that store. at the same time, across the street at the valley fair mall, $7,000 worth of sun glasses were stolen. vp security services in san jose is seeing an increased call for its guards, including from stores and malls. >> a lot of people think cameras will replace security officers but it doesn't replace the persona, the energy that we give off. but it does tell people, hey, i'm serious about my security. serious about my property and i want to prevent loss. >> local district attorneys say they are talking to each other and to police departments about how to put a stop to the surge in retail th

daven cole, a 27-year veteran, was captured after robbing this rite-aid. county attorney is reviewing the case and could charge cole with first-degree robbery and resisting arrest. his attorney tells nbc bay area the sergeant posted nearly $58,000 in bail and promptly checked into rehab. his attorney added that the officer has been using painkillers since 2010 when he was bit by a police dog. the sfpd tells us cole is on unpaid leave and due in court november 18th. >>> looking to check in with with the quick check of the microclimate forecast. >> we're starting out pretty calm. quick look at sfo. we'll see a cloudy day. temperatures are a little chilly, in the 40s and low 50s throughout the bay area. we're starting out our morning pretty low, in the 50s, but we'll eventually warm up into the 60s. however, i do want to show you satellite/radar because we are seeing a bit of a disturbance to our north. if i zoom this in a little closer, you can see there is going to be the possibility if you live in san francisco or areas north of the golden gate bridge. san

here in the corner is rob portman. it's okay to show up at the white house to support a bill you voted for, regardless who you supported as president. >> despite the cynics, republicans and democrats can come together and deliver results. we can do this, we can deliver results for real people. we see in ways that really matter, each and every day for each person out there, and we are taking a monumental step forward to build back better as a nation. >> partisanship, not bipartisanship seems to be carrying the day in wyoming. the wyoming republican party voted to no longer recognize cheney as a republican. to her party she's not a republican. the next task for the biden administration convincing his own party to pass build back better. that just got way more complicated. democrats said they would pay for it by strengthening the irs to collect taxes, and the congressional budget office will look into this as it scores the bill on friday and tells us whether the math adds up, but the early indication says it doesn't and t

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check out this look that meteorologist, rob mayeda actually posted overnight, where the fog was really rolling into the area near danville. the dense fog continues this morning as well, and kari is monitoring it for us. >> we can barely see anything on the danville camera -- danville, this is dublin. we are looking at 580 right now. there's reduced visibility and some drizzle on the way into work, but the next several days it will be cooler compared to what we have had. only peeks of sunshine today, and by the end of the week we will see rain chances increasing especially further to the north. we are going to take a look at mainly the fog in parts of the east bay as well as the north bay, and it's going to be a cool one so keep that jacket close by. we will take a look at the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> developing right now, new violence on the streets of oakland. police say the latest shooting involved a child as one of its victims. >> today cierra johnson joins us live. what are police saying about this investigation, cierra? >> reporter:

republican senator rob portman who attended the ceremony speaking out >> finding common ground to advance the interests of the american people should be rewarded, not attacked >> reporter: it comes as the second part of the president's agenda, the $1.75 trillion build back better domestic spending plan is facing an uphill battle in the senate where centrist democrats krysten sinema and joe manchin have raised questions about its price tag. it would pump trillions into the economy at a time when inflation is at a record high. the president notably thanked sinema for supporting the infrastructure bill, as she hailed the bipartisan achievement. >> this is what it looks like when elected leaders set aside differences, shut out the noise and focus on delivering results. >> reporter: so what happens now on that infrastructure package look, there are some projects that may be ready to go right now, but the white house acknowledges that many of the proposals could take months if not years to get under way so today, the president is going to visit a bridge in new hampshire that is in need of major

there were republicans in this, showing rob portman, he's up here in the corner. it's okay to show up to the white house to support a bill you voted for regardless of who is president, but some don't see it that way. portman got death threats on a bill to fix highways. here's the president. >> despite the cynics, democrats and republicans can come together and deliver results. we can do this. we can deliver real results for real people. we see in ways that really matter each and every day to each person out there. we're taking a monumental step forward to build back better as a nation. >> partisanship, not bipartisanship seems to be carrying the day. liz cheney is a traditional republican. her dad was the republican vice president of the united states, and she has over the years given democrats fits on how conservative she is, but to her party she's not a republican. the next task for biden is to convince his own party to pass build back better, and that got more complicated. democrats pay for it by collecting money people owe in taxes, but the congressional budge

check out this look that meteorologist, rob mayeda actually posted overnight, where the fog was really rolling into the area near danville. the dense fog continues this

as you can see on this map mobs of people robbed stores throughout the bay area over the weekend. walnut creek, nordstrom on saturday and then on sunday there was a location in alameda and the southland mall in hayward and lululemon in san jose. police were out patrolling at many malls in the region yesterday. last night extra guards were on hand to deter any potential crime at santana row and they had a guard and a one man with a gun in his waistband made out with $30,000 in merchandise from that store. at the same time across the street $7,000 worth of sunglasses were stolen. former prosecutor steven clark said the thefts should not be treated like crimes. >> what you're seeing is grand theft because of the amount of goods that are being stolen. but you can also see robbery charges if people who work in the stores are getting this product taken away by fear. >> local district attorneys say they are talking to each other and to police departments about how to put a stop to the surge in retail thefts. governor gavin newsom says he's directing the chp to increase its presence at sh

wall street just got robbed on friday. a little money being made back as possibly, possibly, possibly omicron is not as severe as people had feared. >>> first, not your average gingerbread house. san francisco fairmont hotel's gingerbread house is on how tor reservation to visit. it's all online at nbc bay area.com. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> happy monday. 6:13 as you head out on this nice, quiet start to the day. oh, there we go. i love all the lights there downtown san jose. christmas in the park. it's going to be a cool start this morning. warming up and a beautiful afternoon. we will see more of this

audience oohs so this holiday season, give your loved one the ultimate christmas experience, getting robbed [ laughter ] yeah, keep this gift in mind in case you draw an oil baron in your office secret santa that's right, a $30 million diamond. meanwhile, all the $20 million diamonds are now part of tiffany's cheap bastard collection [ laughter ] >> steve: ow >> jimmy: but if you're budget's a little smaller than that, i have good news hungry man and coors light have teamed up this holiday season to offer a special hungry-beer man meal look at this yeah [ cheers ] ♪ it's the meal that says, "tell me you're recently single without telling me you're recently single. imagine driving four hours on thursday, and when you get there, your grandma starts passing these out. [ light laughter ] well, according to a new survey, most parents said that they would happily pay less for knockoff toys this holiday season than pay for the originals. and luckily, if you're looking for some knockoff toys, there are plenty to choose from. for example, instead of my little pony, you can get horses on acid. [ la

attorney general rob bonto was on hand to give his hanukkah greetings. >>> right now, slowing the spread before it gets out of control. >> all of a sudden there was this big spike. >> cases of the new omicron covid variant growing across the globe. we'll be live in washington with the new push to keep americans safe. >> plus, theranos founder elizabeth holmes resumes her testimony in a matter of hours. the recent filing experts argue tipped off a likely defense strategy. >> and black friday bummer. new numbers showing the top holiday shopping day came up far short compared to last year's or past years. the phenomenon experts believe drove a big dip in sales. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. >> i'm laura garcia. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the monday morning forecast. >> good morning. starting out a little foggy in parts of the north bay. we can see in novato, visibility down to a quarter mile. in santa rosa, two miles. elsewhere some clear visibility as you head out the door. it's a nice driv

yorker smile, look them in the eyes and say good morning [ laughter ] yeah, they will think you about to rob them. [ laughter ] only thing worse is somebody asked me for the time once, and i said, "i will mace you in your face. what time is it? [ laughter ] where is your cell phone [ laughter ] if they laugh, i don't care. [ laughter ] i actually miss things i miss flying, which i never thought in the pandemic i would miss the last place i went before everything went down was to burlington, vermont. i don't know if anybody's ever been there, but let's just say there were more black lives matter signs than black lives. [ laughter ] yeah [ applause ] it was a weird place i got off that plane, and i said "is this north of the wall what's happening right now?" [ laughter ] perfect temperatures for white walkers and ice cream. [ laughter ] i am used to being the only black person somewhere, but on this flight to vermont, i was the only young person. [ laughter ] i thought it was a flight to heaven [ laughter ] they was all old they wasn't regular old. [ laughter ] they sat me next to a 90-year-ol

you've compared it to robbing a diamond store. they were caught we have enough evidence, i believe, to pass it out to 300 and some million people. here, you take a piece, you ta judges, including the supreme court, looked at the evidence. they just kicked the can down the road and said, "no standing, no standing. and do you think that all that could have happened with all the corrupt media? i mean, that was the big cover-up in closing, i want to say there's, you know, back to the election of 2020, i want to thank, everyone does, for standing firm on that and we're going to get to it i've said we're going to melt down all the machines and use them in the prison bars. >> that's very interesting that's a very good idea. >> seth: oh, is it you think that's a good idea melting down the voting machines and using them as prison bars. that sounds like an idea that sounds like an idea magneto would reject for being too crazy. [ laughter ] "i don't understand pillow master say your id again. "we're going to melt down all the voting machines

before you ♪ ♪ oh they hold the line they wanna tell yo you're already free ♪ ♪ put these chains on and rob you blin when they co-op ♪ ♪ the movemen don't trip just hold the line ♪ ♪ hold the line hold the lin hold the line uh ♪ ♪ don't pay 'em no mind o hold the lin you gotta stay steadfast ♪ ♪ tread lightly 'cause they're looking for the reason ♪ ♪ to knock you down but you can' ask too politely ♪ ♪ in the trenches you gotta get loud you gotta stay steadfast ♪ ♪ tread lightly 'cause they're looking for the reason ♪ ♪ to knock you down but you can't as too politely ♪ ♪ in the trenches you gotta get loud hold the line ♪ ♪ hold the line u don't pay 'em no mind oh hold the line ♪ hold the line ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: join us tomorrow night. lin-manuel miranda, my man and wwe superstar, roman reigns, will be here and we have music from big boi and sleepy brown thanks to jared leto, vanessa hudgens, tom morello, grandson, once again, and the roots, right there, from philadelphia thank you so much for watching stay tuned for "late

t >>> good morning, i am candace nguyen, up next in the bay area, windows smashed and one store is robbed. what the city looks like now. >>> thanksgiving is five days away, you can help our family in need with our nourishing neighbors food drive. a small donation can go a long way. cloudy but it looks like it's clearing up for the weekend. vianey arana is join us with the weather and what you can expect. see you in a few minutes. . >>> good morning everyone, it's saturday, november 20th, we are taking a live look outside, look at everyone there at the safe

> developing this morning, retailers on edge after large mobs of people stormed stores this weekend robbing of merchandise. and there's word of another attempted break-in just last night. bob redell joins us live outside the stone ridge mall in pleasanton. what are you learning now, bob? >> good morning. well, a few hours ago around 3:00 this morning, pleasanton police arrived at the stone ridge mall behind me in pleasanton. as you can see in this video, the squad cars lit up one of the entrances to the mall. this was the entrance by the men's warehouse if you're not familiar. this is after someone broke the glass on a door that was nearby that entrance. it appears to possibly be an attempted break-in. it's not clear if anyone made it inside the mall. last night, walnut creek police north of here posted on social media a warning about the possibility of another robbery in its shopping district. this was after the nordstrom's there was ransacked saturday night. nordstrom remains closed today. and yesterday. some high-end shops asked customers to leave yesterday so they could close early. yes

. >> i would hope the retiring members, rob portmans, richard burrs, those who voted for this bill, that they would show up. frankly, it's probably better for democrats that trump captures the republican party in the long run. but for our kun, this is really sad. i didn't come to washington in 1973 like joe biden, but i can assure you when i got here in 2007, it wasn't like this. there were democrats and republicans that worked together and passed bills all the time. this is weird. >> i also remember though, back then, we used to say it used to be so much better. every ten years -- >> this is really bad. >> these republicans think somehow the republicans who voted for infrastructure are helping biden. they're wrong. they hurt build back better. >> banned logic during the trump era because i think a lot of trump supporters banned logic. mass general brigham. when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine, this is the only healthcare system in the country with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers, in boston, where biotech innovates

. >> i was robbed of the ability to carry my own child. >> dafda and alexander say they missed out on a part of their daughter's life after she is a fertility clinic entered her embryo into another woman leading they have to give birth to each other's daughters and raise them for months. the cardinallis say a dna test confirmed the mix-up and revealed they were not related to their baby girl. >> losing the birthed child that you know for the genetic child that you don't even know yet, it's a truly impossible nightmare that inflicted trauma. that will affect my family for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: the couples later legally switched babies. the clinic and the doctor involved have not responded to requests for comment. in vitro fertilization is a series of procedures in which eggs are fertilized by sperm in a lab before they are implanted in a woman's uterus. according to film data from the cdc, in 2019, more than 80,000 babies were born through ivf or other assisted reproductive technologies. mix-ups like what happened to the cardinallis are rare. but in 2019, ani and oso said

i did vote for he-man masters of the universe >> robbed. >> that was a little more than we needed to know. >>> finally, you put out the he-man before you walked out to work this morning. he-man i have to remember that. that's how i am with my nbc news id joe, it's his he-man >>> the new york city marathon was canceled last year over 30,000 runners will be participating on sunday, including our very own willie geist. willie, how are you? are you ready for sunday >> yes, but i'm very confused about the sand i guess i don't want to take up my time talking about that we can hit that later. but i am ready maybe a little too ready i feel like i've been so excited the last couple of days. my wife, christina, wants me out of the house she wants a special waiver for me to run early. these are the photographs that i -- when i started training, the first one is i was so excited that i took a two-mile run. i couldn't believe it. that was last year and yesterday i finished my train, a breezy two-mile run and it was sort of speaks to the progress i've made as a non runner to be so proud of two mil