rain coming down hard in parts of the bay area. you can see -- pardon me. >> let's bring in nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney. we talk about the rain. we can see it with the umbrella in full force, terry. >> yeah, i heard you guys talking about there's some green on the doppler and there's some yellow on the doppler. this is the yellow. it has been coming down here for the past three hours or so, light and then slightly heavier. right now it is coming down about as hard as it has. nothing to compare with the atmospheric river that we had a few weeks ago back in october, but this is really needed, especially here in marin county. take a look at video we have of the rain coming down here in san anselmo. marin county is definitely in need of rain. seven reservoirs, it takes care of its own water supply. it absolutely has to have rain, and it is getting some now. with that goodman's hardware supply in mill valley, talking to people. they were -- they got the wake-up call with the previous downpour back in october. at the prediction of rai

the bay area's pandemic recovery. and that rain really start to come down across parts of the bay area. more on the way and windy conditions to the forecast next. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. it my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> at our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at a very wet golden gate bridge. we can now see rain is falling here in the bay lawrence is moving the show or yeah. here comes, it's kind of just a few minutes ago. it was just coming straight down. now you can see the winds begin to pick up the front. moving on shore and that rain is really starting to pi

and again, bay area, doing good. on my seven-day forecast in san francisco, we hold onto these 60s over the next several days and plenty of 40s for the mornings. and through the inland valleys stay very nice forecast. going to cooperate with whatever your plans are. you are staying local, it's looking good. >> we are all staying local. we're right here. going to enjoy it. >> going to be nice. >> pumpkin pie. >> many pieces of pumpkin pie. >> and this is a big night when all the friends are getting together. >> my favorite. >> thank you, jeff. >>> well, happening now, we are all shelling out more for that thanksgiving dinner this year. the american farm bureau says the cost of a turkey and all the trimmings for ten people will cost about $53.31, on average. that's about $6 a person but that tab is still up 14% from last year. several things contributing to the higher bill, including supply chain issues, inflation, high global demand for meat, as well. >>> still, we need to be grateful for what we have. we are beak in

of the bay area later this morning. you know what? also we will have more rain later this week as well. we want to get a look at the commute in just a second with mike, and that will affect the commute for a lot of people, but we want to start with meteorologist, kari hall. you are seeing a nice steady rain. >> yeah, we like a light rain and give it a chance to soak in and then we will see another round. it's mainly for marin county, and parts of sonoma county. it's cloudy in much of napa county and light showers moving there. up and down 101, it has been pretty soggy once you hit the north bay. we have more rain coming in that will continue to spread across the rest of the bay area. here's what we are expecting. scattered showers, but tomorrow it's going to be all clear and cool. the rest of the week, once again, watching another chance of rain set to move in on thursday. we will have details on that. mike, how sit looking for the commute? >> calm. 101, no problems reported. a smooth drive right here. we do have a new

people across the bay area felt that initial jolt. here's nbc's melissa coronado. >> reporter: a swarm of earthquakes rattled starting at 4:33 a.m. >> my dogs were going crazy. they freaked out. they were running for the hills. so that got my attention. usually the little ones i just kind of like shake off. this one got my attention a little bit. >> reporter: the 3.9 magnitude earthquake got lots of peoples attention with people as far away as oakland and san francisco tweeting that they felt it, too. >> everything started shaking like all the glasses. everything was shaking and everybody was like what's going on? >> when i looked in the backyard the pool had, you know, the old tidal wave thing going there. >> reporter: as this map showed the jolt was followed by a series of less powerful after shocks in the san ramon area. >> the one that scares everyone, of course, is the biggy. let's pray we don't get any of those anytime soon. >> reporter: a reminder we live in earthquake country. we can't predict when they strike, but we can cert

nbc bay area's cierra johnson live from the neighborhood. this is where the memorial continues to grow. i saw moments ago some people there at the memorial just very emotional. >> good morning. yeah, really just a tragic story and as more folks gather, folks really just continue to grow increasingly emotional. i'm going to keep my voice low so i'm respectful to those who are mourning and also step out of the way so you can see how many more flowers have been placed at this memorial since we were live with you this morning. we've seen parents, students, former students. some haven't been at the school in about five years even come back to lay flowers for mr. andrew. the parent educator who worked here at sherman elementary school. he was killed earlier this week. according to investigators, police responded to a crash here at the school near the intersection of franklin and union. when they arrived they were notified of a person down. that person later para-educator school. the cause of that crash under investigation, but in a letter released

here in the bay area we're missing out on that rain. we'll see rain up around seattle and portland falling apart before making it into the bay area up until thursday. maybe just thursday into friday we could see a decent amount of rain moving in. in the near term we're enjoying the sunshine. reaching 73 in napa, paolo alta reaching 72. lots of low 70s here for the weekend. feeling very nice and comfortable. next week that weakening storm system comes in, bringing us cooler air and clouds on tuesday but not much in the way of rain. san francisco has a nice veterans day with temperatures in the upper 60s. that will hold into at least sunday. >> a bart delay recovering now for the daley city line. there was an equipment problem. in the south bay this is the only other delay, northbound 101 recovering the crash at oakland road cleared in the last ten minutes. still slow from approaching story road. we have a little more traffic on capital expressway. back to you. >>> next, nbc bay area responds. >> prices are up, taking a bite out of your b

slippery morning bay area. for a meteorologist, kari hall, will have a look at the forecast for you at the top of the hour. >>> palo alto leaders voted to expand outdoor diningn areas. the city council passes it through next june. >>> a follow-up this morning, an east bay high on the job after being on leave after a viral video. this video was in 2019, and it shows a drill at el cerrito high where players get hit repeatedly by two russian players, and when that video resurfaced the coach was placed on leave while the district investigated. a source tells us he's now not at practice the day of the drill, but the assistant coach the day of the drill was fired shortly afterwards. >>> and then a true crime bee, the podcast is called "inside the crime files." three episodes have been filed so far. last year deangelo plead guilty to 13 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of kidnapping. >>> listen to this, a unique rock at the bottom of the ocean could be the key to millions of future electric vehicles. expert

across the bay area and it happened again tonight. a brazen smash and grab. take a look at the aftermath here. this is iceberg diamonds at sun valley mall in concord. lot of clean-up there. police say around 7:30 tonight, about nine people rushed into the store, smashed the glass cases that were holding all the jewelry. they got away with an undisclosed amount. investigators are reviewing the surveillance video. no arrests have been made yet. >>> it may have happened to you, had your car broken into in san francisco, smashed windows and all. it is prevalent in the city happening every single day. tonight as police try to break that cycle, one man is using the kindness of neighbors to help get people back what was taken from them. nbc bay area's jean elle introduces us. >> reporter: car break-ins happen fast. thieves often dump bags they don't want. mark said his richmond district neighborhood is a popular dumping spot. >> my neighbors and i just walking our dogs, walking around the neighborhood, there's another one, there's another on

coming up at 5:30, liz talks live with the bay area dr. with what we need to know about the newest covid variant. >>> let's take a live look at union square were police are ramping up security this black friday. this comes 1 make after the first of what would become numerous high profile special grab burglaries across the bay area. kpix 5's max darrow is living union square. how is this sitting with folks out there right now? >> reporter: a lot of people are telling us that they are excited and glad to see the increased police visibility after what happened last week. 1 week ago after this crime spree, the police said they would flood the area with police officers. if you walk around union square, you will see that is exactly what they did. among the greeters, shoppers, and visitors in union square this black friday were san francisco police officers, a lot of them, on the sidewalks, on motorcycles, in their patrol cars. they were everywhere. >> i feel secure. i brought my family here. >> i feel very safe and i like it. >> reporter: the po

is live in the bay area. if people are waking up, maybe they need to get grocery anyway, how can they help? >> reporter: that's a perfect way to stop by because a lot of people are getting ready for the holiday already. we are seeing people streaming into the safeway where we are this morning. we are here to support our food drive, where we team up across the bay area, no matter which safeway you go to, you can get this $10 donation tab, you can make a more generous donation than this as well but they can stretch this money and go further. >> reporter: a lot of the food banks are not accepting donations from the public but a lot of people want to help. this is your way to do it. they are able to take those financial donations and make them go great distance when it comes to helping those in the community. i want to bring in winnie with safeway, you guys have been a big partner in making this happen. why is it so important? >> it's important to give back to the community we serve. we are excited to partner wit

you can track that if you have the nbc bay area app. it gives you an alert as rain is approaching location, so gives you a heads up if you are on your way to work. we see the rain moving through. we like this. it's a lighter storm. we had a few days before the next storm moves in on wednesday night into thursday. let's time it out and see how much rain we will see today. just kind of breaks up before it moves into much of the east bay as well as the south bay. this is what we normally see with these kinds of storms moving in. the north bay getting in some spots over half an inch of rain, and it will be lighter for napa, a quarter inch of rain. the east bay getting quarter inch of rain, and maybe lighter as we get a look at the rainfall rain update. overall, we're still extremely dry. it's nice to see that we have a surplus of rain for all of our microclimates right now after the historic storm. temperatures today stay cool, so it helps to hold that moisture into the grass. if you are looking at your automatic water sensors for the lawn,

all of that is right here on nbc bay area. >> and hey, you know what, right here in the bay area, we're having some nice weather. while somebody's cooking inside, you may want to step outside, put a jacket on and enjoy yourself. how is it shaping up across the bay area for us. >>> it is cold this morning. but yes, it will be a very nice day. let's talk about all that's going on because we know that some people are still traveling. here's a live look at sfo, as we take a look across the country to see if there's flight delays, everything seems to be on schedule. even though there is some showers and storms moving across parts of the midwest, we are not seeing travel delays there or here regionally. everything is good. i know a lot of people are getting up early, heading out for a run. you can upload your results for the applied materials of silicone valley turkey trot, and see the temperatures where we start out in the low 40s. yes, chilly morning, but gradually it's going to get better. if you want the warmer weather, maybe wait until 11:00, 12:00, and of course it wouldn't be thanksgiv

the bay area scan this qr code. it will take you straight to our website where you can find information on things such as building your emergency kit and details on the shake alert app. this and many more resources are all at kron. 4 dot com. >> i think it's been a while since we kind of felt something sizable. time for another look at the forecast. morris. karl standing by with that does kind of get that blood going, doesn't it. you feel an earthquake like that. >> all of a sudden it you don't know what it is a first. but after you get a boy, you know, it. and a lot things are going to get quiet tonight around the bay area. that's the good news is we've got so far mostly clear skies couple high clouds continue to drift overhead, but kind of quiet night out there. so far big change in the weather around the bay area coming our way as we're going to see more clouds on the way. it's much cooler temperatures right now. we remain dry that could change by tomorrow evening. this time. i think be looking at some showers at

then this moves across the entire bay area by 11:30 tonight. even rain for the south bay, the east bay and peninsula. rainfall through 2:00 in the morning, but after that it does look like this would begin to break up. so right around 5:00 in the morning tomorrow we will have the chance here of some rain, some isolated heavier pockets but it shouldn't be as consistent throughout the morning commute. but you will need that umbrella as we head from the morning tomorrow right there into the afternoon with this chance of intermittent rain and potentially a little bit of sun breaks through the afternoon. now, rainfall totals with this as i talked about really looks like the north bay is going to be hit heaviest. take a look at the key at the top. we are definitely good for one inch on average through the north bay. you notice the higher elevations, especially guerneville, the russian investigator, we could get in on two plus inches. certainly around two inches for mill valley and for some of the higher elevations of the east bay right around that on

uh-oh... >> bay area. kaiser permanente workers are on the picket lines to support engineers who are striking for a better contract. engineers and union members have been on strike for the last 2 months amid contract talks. they want better pay. they're claiming unfair labor practices about 40,000 workers could be involved, including those showing solidarity including kaiser employees and mental health nurses optometrists pharmacists and others. >> it's all about patient care at the end of the day, we are out here fighting for a contract for these local 39 engineers because we engineers to perform their duties within this facility and to take care of the equipment so that we can get quality of care to the patient. >> they are expected to strike again tomorrow. kaiser says some outpatient pharmacies will be temporarily closed. anybody needing to refill prescriptions is urged to contact kaiser about where to pick up medication. new at 6 tonight, president biden is facing bipartisan pressure from congress to

the family members in the bay area organization said search for missing bay area girls and women say the disproportionate attention to white women is real. tonight a stanford expert backed up those claims with research. >> there is gender research that has found white women specifically are seen as more fragile. they're put on a pedestal. we can think of the damsel in distress narrative. the missing white women syndrome has found that missing white women receive initial attention more than other missing persons in the news media, as well as prolonged attention. >> so who is to blame and how do we change the cycle that determines the value of a life based on gender, race, beauty and class? if you missed tonight's episode, you can watch it online. >>> we'll be back in a moment and show you what the sharks did and the latest with the 49ers. we need to do something now! pfeffer, what's the plan? uhh, t-mobile sir. t-mobile has great phone offers for every customer. on every plan. ok. hold on a second... you're telling me that new and existing customers get this? yup, new and existing cus

rain moving across the bay area as we speak. our exclusive stormranger radar scan is behind me, green and yellow, which means we are active. outside now, some of our live cams, left side of the screen the golden gate bridge and then in the east bay on the right side the roads are starting to get slick. this is the second atmospheric river we have seen in the past couple of weeks. remember the last one? more than foot of rain in parts of the bay area, including the north bay, we saw flooding and we saw a lot of downed trees. tonight it won't be as big or as damaging, but we should still take some caution here. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we did this a couple weeks ago. we are doing it again. not as bad. >> we are getting that out of the way first just because i think there is a lot of folks that are nervous that did get that storm damage and hearing atmospheric river, you know, really kind of sets in just some anxiety. so you can see on this view here the atmospheric river is just not as juicy, so to spea

how prices at bay area stations are stacking up. thank you for joining us in this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm audrey asistio. we begin with the troubling investigation into the east bay. members of the oakland china town community are concerned tonight after someone wrote hateful anti-asian messages on the wall of a popular neighborhood supermarket. >> this comes as several cities across the bay area organized rallies and other events as part of a week of action against hate. here is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: the three messages someone scrawled on the wall of new tin's market in oakland's chinatown are so vulgar, we can't show them on television. >> felt very hurtful. didn't know what to do with it. >> reporter: tony chung says they found the messages on the wall thursday morning and after consulting with the china town chamber of commerce, they decided to call police today. officers quickly showed up and started an investigation. there are several security cameras on site

we had exceptional drought and much of the bay area. here is the latest map, released this morning, there has been some improvement. there is still a lot of exceptional drought in marin. as you look north towards mendocino county, severe drought. we are excited to see severe drought on the map but that is the improvement over extreme or exceptional drought. we will look at the extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> a night person has died following a crowd surge at the music festival in houston, a 22- year-old died today from brain injuries she sustained during the chaos. she was a few months shy of graduating from texas a&m. >> what happened? i want my baby back. you know? i won't be able to live without her. it is impossible. you know what i am saying? i am empty here. >> the defense has rested its case in the murder trial kyle rittenhouse and closing arguments could come on monday. the defense is arguing that the 18-year-old had reason to fear for his life when he shot three people, two of them fatally during protests in k

melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. that is just one of the shoppin shopping strictly by appointment. a lot of new rules which might be our new reality at least in the short term. this was bay area wide. san francisco, friday night, union square. we saw what happened. melissa colorado in walnut creek where she is and then yesterday hayward and san jose. we have new video into the newsroom from the hayward robbery. cell phone video from a customer. eight people in hoodies smashing glass cases at sam's jewelry in the southland mall around 5:30 last night. like so many of the other flash mob type robberies here, people were shocked and scared watching all of this unfold right during mall hours. in pleasanton police tell us nine people broke into the stone ridge mall early this morning. they took the sliding glass door off of its track at the entrance by the men's warehouse. investigators think they tried to break into the jewelry store but couldn't get past the metal, roll away gates. the ones in san francisco at union squ

we have fog to start in the bay area. thick and dense for central valley, i think will clear out about 11:30 in the morning, then that's going to set up sunnier weather through the day. get you into the forecast for tomorrow morning. been used to this, going to be chilly, get jacket, good to go. upper 40s, low 50s. east bay, 48 degrees, san francisco 52 and north bay at 49. daytime highs tomorrow about the same, anticipating good rebound with the fog burning off before noon. should be able to get up into low and mid-70s for south bay. east bay looking similar, nice, antioch, 72, danville, 74, hayward 72 as well. peninsula, sunshine and light winds with 72 in redwood city. san francisco, 69, warm spot, marina is cool 62, north bay, 76 in clearlake and 74 in sonoma. monday, tuesday and wednesday, clouds increase. rain hits seattle and portland, they get all the wet weather and we're stuck with cloud cover, no rain next seven days, even though running surplus for this season, could use quite a bit more. inland 70s next two d

another storm headed to the bay area. the north will be the first to receive the latest round of rain. >> we weather tonight. >> this is a typical, early rainy season event for the bay area. it will be lights but it is edging into north bay. is moving into sonoma county and parts of marin county right now. the rain is to the west of santa rosa. is up towards cloverdale and beginning to come down. rain will continue progressing to the east. is going around the 10th events to one quarter of an inch of windfall. it will make its way towards the golden gate. let's take a look at the hour by hour. will peak in santa rosa and most of the north in the next few hours. will dwindle quickly as we head toward sunrise. rain chances arrived in san francisco and oakland a little bit leader. and further south, it will be a lower chance of any measurable rainfall in san jose. a couple hundred of an inch. will arrive before the sun rises. we will talk about the next round of rain headed our way next week in a few minutes. >>> working live

. >>> right now at 7:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area, bay area kids as young as 5 could be rolling up their sleeves for a low-dose covid shot as soon as this weekend, but will their parents let them? good evening. i'm allen martin. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook. a few hours before the cdc gave pfizer the green light today, one bay area school district was already working to reassure kids about the shot. >> if i get the shot, can i still get covid? >> san francisco school leaders to questions from students in a push to encourage parents to sign their kids up point >> as soon as all of the approvals happen and the vaccines arrive, we will be ready to begin administering. >>> across the bay, contra costa county is hosting a virtual town hall thursday at 6:00 to answer parent questions. the vaccine could be available there isn't a saturday, and healthcare facilities and dozens of school-based sites. >> the thing for families to remember, it is their choice to make this decision. this is not a mandate point >> the more people we can get vaccinated, the safer we can all be. it just doesn't p

>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> now attend the lockdown has been lifted after a night of chaos and confusion at the great mall in milpitas reports of a knife fight in a shooting draw hundreds of officers to the sprawling mall. some shoppers were evacuated while others were forced to shelter in place. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the good news tonight is that police say they have not found any evidence of a shooting and have since cleared the scene. >> but those initial reports to a massive police response. kron four's gayle ong has been following the story all night long. she's live outside the great mall with the very latest kale. >> ken and pam. it's quiet out here at the great mall where i'm standing is where all the chaos happened. this is where we saw that heavy police presence earlier in the day. and that to to call simultaneously. milpitas police responded to one call just before 5.30, for a reported fight. the second call minutes l

will that relieve gas prices in the bay area? if so, when. >> we got answers. >> i don't know. >> reporter: the president says he'll bring it down now. officially releasing 50 million oil barrels from the nations emergency reserve. >> to help provide a supply we need as we recover from the pandemic. in addition, i brought together other nations to contribute to the solution. india, japan, republic of korea kwa. united kingdom. >> it a promise of a global collaboration. that the commuters are hoping will help ease the pain of filling up. >> two hours. from my work. just going crazy. >> right now, the average price per gallon in the bay area is $4.70. for those who commute long distance on daily basis, like junior. that's about $300 a week. >> we can't go nowhere. >> economists believe we'll see relief at the pump. but will take about five weeks. >> now the price of oil is about $77 a barrel. maybe come down to 75. and roughly speaking we may hit hopefully $4.50 a gallon. >> and only temporary. >> the amount for oil is up. the supp

cupertino had the best pavement conditions in the bay area, with a score of 85. dublin and palo alto were next in line, each earning the scores of 84. >>> looking live at san francisco now, where the city is taking a different approach to make tourists and visitors more comfortable and some of the city's busiest areas. the welcome ambassadors, as they are called, that program will place welcome stations and key transit interest areas, to make those areas safer for tourists. once fully operating, the city will deploy 50 welcome in fasteners to the busiest areas in san francisco. >> these ambassadors are exactly what the city needs. we need people like james, and some of the folks who are here, who are out on the streets, that enjoy this work and what they are doing, and i want to help people, because that is going to make all of the difference in everyone's experience. >> the program is expected to create over 100 jobs. >>> yesterday we showed you the rebirth in marin county, and some very happy cows enjoying green grass. the impacts from all the rain also on disp

also streaming on cbsn bay area. there. are more cooking fires on thanksgiving day than any other day of the year. how you can stay safe as you prepare your meal. >>> and fueling the opioid crisis. the verdict against three of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains. >>> and a live look at sfo on this get away day. the day before thanksgiving. it's a cold start to the day. we are down to the 30's, 40's and 50's. we have frost advisories in effect for the north bay and east bay. as we head through the afternoon with sun highs in the mid-60s's. your thanksgiving day forecast including that seven day coming up. ersation] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination for savings of 40 to 70 percent on all your holiday needs. >>> a jury happen

this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. we start with breaking news on the golden gate bridge. this is a store we've been covering for about three hours now, but within the past 45 minutes, major developments. a crash at the scene of this protest injured two chp officers and three golden gate bridge personnel. let's show you what's happening. our sky ranger is live overhead right now. the crowd of about 300 to 400 people has disbursed. you're looking at the san francisco side of the golden gate bridge heading into marin county. within the past hour, this is what we were seeing, 300 to 400 people not necessarily on the lanes of traffic but right beside it. and holding them back on the perimeter are several cph officers and other bridge personnel. traffic is and was backed up for miles because there was only one, maybe two lanes that were going through. and keep in mind, that was during the 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. hour. and then we saw this. we're going to loop this video again. you see that car crash? so close to all those p

>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. she began her in politics in the early 90's at a time. >> when it was incredibly hard for an ap. i lament. >> friends and family are recognizing a trailblazer in local politics tonight whose life was tragically cut short in a traffic accident this morning. thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 8, i palmore and i'm ken wayne will much and served in local and state office for 3 decades. she was killed while walking her dog this morning. >> in the city of alameda today. kron four's. also the mon in live in our newsroom with more on the legacy chan leaves behind ella ken and pam, the driver is cooperating and an investigation is underway to learn what exactly caused the woman behind the wheel. >> to crash into chan early this morning at around 08:00am alameda. police say the chain was hit in the intersection of shoreline drive in grand where she was found lying in the roadway. she died later at highland hospital from a serious head injury. the district 3 supervisor represented

nbc bay area news. >>> return of the rain, cloudy start to november. many parts of the bay area seeing showers. live look in walnut creek. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking what is left of this storm and when the next one might be rolling in. >> starting to fall apart. most rainfall in morning and midday hours. storm ranger mobile doppler radar, clouds and spotty showers in north bay, east bay and peninsula but beginning to move out. rainfall totals most impressive over the north bay, sausalito, 0.80, santa rosa, 0.56, san jose only 0.08 inches. puts our surplus of rain 1.36 inches in san jose to over nine inches in santa rosa. compared to where we should be, 652% of normal in santa rosa. oakland, 604%, san jose, 407% and more rainfall on the way. shower chances thursday and could be a stronger storm next monday, full details in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you then, thank you, jeff. >>> marin county is the envy of the bay area, having eased covid masking requirements, indoor dining and shopping a go without mask. several other counties ar

i think bay area cold. let's be honest. you know, 30s really isn't that cold. >> it's not that bad. >> all you relatives coming to visit. yeah, they are not going to say 30s is cold at all but that's where we are headed some of the valleys overnight. right now, 55 degrees in san jose. we are down to 49 in dublin. and over in walnut creek, 50. and san francisco, actually a bit more mild, still benefitting from those offshore breezes at 58 degrees currently. and notice, not much in the way of fog. the offshore wind is really kind of dried things out. though, in the central valley i think for thanksgiving-travel plans, wednesday on into thursday, plan on a little bit of that central valley fog probably making a bit of a come back. bay area cold, 30s. for areas near san jose and petaluma. by lunchtime, warming up very nicely. upper 60s. even low 70s in reach for the santa clara valley tomorrow. mid-to upper 60s from the north bay into the tri-valley. changes, though, coming tuesday. daytime highs will be back down to the low 60

cbsn bay area , the bay area bracing for a direct hit from another atmospheric river. good afternoon. i am len kiese. >> and i am amanda starrantino. let's get right on over to meteorologist mary lee . >> tracking this atmospheric river, it is a moderate atmospheric river so nothing like what we saw last month that the strong winds will be pushing into the region and zooming in with a closer look you can see the rain to the north. this is what you can expect in the timeline. it will be arriving in the afternoon with widespread wind and the main. you can see on futurecast here we are. it is going to be a windy evening commute. strike the united states opens its borders to international travelers who are located and we have kpix 5's jocelyn moran live at san francisco international airport . >> reporter: they have been telling us about their family members who are making plans just in time for the holidays. for many families, today means being able to make plans for the holidays. >> they are now trying to make up the time. today not united states citizens 18 and older ca

all over the bay area to come to san francisco to shop. she says she realizes safety is a concern and it's being addressed. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: lots of excitement in san francisco's castro district as the holiday tradition of lighting the tree returns after covid restrictions cancelled it last year. mayor london breed telling the crowd it's more important than ever to support local businesses. >> make sure that you get all your toys and christmas gifts and other things at local businesses in san francisco. we are in the midst of our economic recovery. >> reporter: an economic recovery interrupted by smash-and-grab robberies that are scaring shoppers away. the mayor says she hopes felony charges filed against suspects paired with a visible police presence will help stop the thefts, and make shoppers feel more comfortable in districts like union square. >> my hope is that these people are held accountable and that others see this as a lesson. but in the meantime, we have officers that are downtown. >> reporter: sam says the poli

. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: it began over a decade ago, when he was injured on the job. tonight we learn new details about the secret drug addiction of the san francisco police sergeant accused of robbing a bay area pharmacy. ama: at 5:00, live on abc seven, hewlett -- hulu live in wherever you scream -- stream. abc 7 news i team reporter has the story. reporter: san francisco police sergeant devin cole has been with the department 27 years. he is known as a dedicated officer, a husband and father. which is why his attorney says those who know him are stunned at the allegations he is facing. >> everyone is shocked. reporter: a spokesperson said while off duty, surgical robs this right aid then resisted arrest. >> is my understanding that surgical walked -- sergeant cole walked in, armed with a weapon, that was not his duty weapon. with a note demanding he be given scription medications, the ones that are the basis of his addiction. upon leaving the store, he was tackled to the ground by two san mateo sherif

so when you get the cheapest gas in the bay area. will your best bet is here in solano county and $4.70 relative is cheap, sonoma and napa there are about the same for 86 in napa. 47 in sonoma, marin. most expensive gas in the bay area. $4.89 will head to the east bay now where you'll find that cheap the second cheapest gas. that's contra costa county here for 77 alameda county, a gallon of regular on average 4.80, go down to the south bay. santa clara county is just under that. and actually the 3rd best price in the bay area at 4.79 the prices increase as you head north up to the peninsula. san mateo county for 86 and sorry, san francisco drivers are paying the most of anybody in the bay area. 4. 89 for a gallon of regular prices are high. they may get higher, but there are some ways people can save may be the easiest way according to experts is cut back on a seat. hot out right now. they say that even at highway speeds when you're long there having the windows down has less of an effect on fuel economy than the engine power require

widespread retail theft isn't just specific to the bay area. other cities nationwide are dealing with an increase in such crimes as well. the national retail federation tracks retail theft across the country. los angeles takes the top spot on a list of cities impacted most by organized retail crime. chicago miami and new york city. follow san francisco rounds out the top five. the organization says these types of crimes cost retailers more than $719,000 per one billion in sales every year when they surveyed stores across the country. 36% of store operators said they had plans to increase the amount of money they dedicate to efforts to fight theft. the oakland based dispensary shop blunts and more shared video of their stargate store getting robbed. the surveillance video shows a break in that happened early sunday morning, nearly a dozen burglars smashed display cases before taking off with armfuls of goods. the owner of the shop tells ktvu crime reporter henry lee quote. i'm tired of people in the community being put in danger by people from t

we will keep our eye on it. >> thank you. >>> a live look at the east bay as three bay area counties are easing masking rules for people fully vaccinated. they include marin, contra costa, alameda. >>> justin andrews is in marin county to break down what people can expect. people say they're glad things are moving forward with this. >> reporter: they are, though indoor masking rules will be lifted at noon in marin county, health officials also say you should keep that mask onto prevent spread of covid-19. in marin we know more than 80% of the population is already vaccinated in marin county. hospital rates have declined. most settings will be dropping masking rules today at noon as mentioned including some restaurants. this is for most controlled spaces not open to the general public or gyms with no more than 100 people where everyone there is fully vaccinated. masks will be needed in settings like schools and hospitals. private business owners can keep their mask policies in place if they choose. marin health officials hope things do not go backwards. >> it's important to know we ar

. >>> making news at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs n bay area. the cdc recommending all adults get their booster shot as concerns grow over the omicron variant. president biden says his top health officials are coordinating with the south african scientists to learn how dangerous it might be. >> the things that we don't know right now is whether the people who get infected have a severe form of the disease or whether it is a like disease or somewhat the same as delta. >>> today's the first day of travel restrictions keeping non- us citizens from entering the country from u.s. from africa. the variant has spread well beyond southern africa reaching out to at least 14 countries including canada. president biden says his team is working with pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson to develop contingency plans four vaccines are boosters focused on "omicron if needed. officials say now is the time to get vaccinated or boosted. any new covid variant sounds alarming but what is it that makes omicron more worrisome than others that we have seen? cbs report

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ryan: it is thanksgiving in the bay area. in san francisco, many were out in the early evening enjoying their holiday. so we asked people the golden question on thanksgiving, what are you think for? >> i am really thankful for the beautiful day we had today. it was gorgeous, a great day for a run, and i am grateful for my husband. ryan: this family used to live in san francisco but recently moved away. this is their first trip back since the pandemic started. >> being able to go out and get some sense of normalcy back. ryan: traveling seems to be a popular theme this evening. we met up with the boyer family. they traveled all the way from the south. they are think the for the chance to meet new people nationwide. >> i am really thankful because we are meeting new people, and i think the people are more grateful because everything is opening back up. so we have been able to meet a lot of cool people. ryan: traveling and seeing loved ones are a common thing people told us they are thing for. four mostly because we cannot bashar

the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, a new storm heading our way that's going to affect you tonight. and tomorrow as we give you a live look at stormtracker 4. you can see plenty of rainfall across the bay area. but the yellows still offshore heading our way. this is expected to bring some much needed rain and some high elevation snow along with it. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. we are tracking conditions across the bay area tonight as that storm system approaches. this is a live look at 3 of the bay area's most traveled bridge is the richmond. sandra fell, the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza. >> not seeing much moisture yet, but it's coming. you see a sheen on some of the roadways there. of course, that means you have to drive very carefully when it's still so slick outside. but for more on the showers to get all the specifics. let's get right to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow hey, guys.

one bay area city considering a new pilot program as another bay area city hits a critical application deadline. >>> finding a solution to the shipping backlog. the new action state leaders are taking that may help ports catch up with the holidays quickly approaching. this is "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday

so this happened at the bay area. while no one hit the jackpot in saturday night's super lotto, someone did purchase a ticket at the chevron on berryessa road in san jose. they got five numbers right worth nearly $39,000. check your ticket. maybe you won something. the numbers are -- 2, 27, 28, 35, 45 and 3. so last week a mega millions ticket worth $400,000 was sold in mountain view. >>> well, if you win, then the music will be playing loud because you're probably excited. it was also playing last night during the american music awards. >> this year's new artist of the year olivia rodrigo is someone your kids probably have playing all the time. >> writing songs is my favorite thing in the whole world. and i am so grateful for everyone who has embraced my music. >> quite the talent there. korean supergroup bts taking home artist of the year and favorite pop star. other winners included ed sheeran for favorite male pop artist, and taylor swift for female pop artist. the weeknd and becky g also won awards. >> all right.

in bay area news. the oakland museum of california still cleaning up after last month's historic rainfall. it's even had to close exhibits because the water damage. look at the floor the wood just a culling museum. officials say the damage occurred where an upcoming exhibit was being built. the storm caused delays and temporary closures on to exhibit one of the exhibits was set to open this weekend. but that's happened to know we have to postpone it now. >> and we're finally going to open it and the whole theme of the exhibition is around resilience. >> and how. >> you know that the enduring quality of these beautiful heath ceramics and we're we're really testing are resilient and these days, that's for sure. >> no doubt all ticket holders. who pre purchase tickets for either of these special exhibitions. they're going to be contacted for a refund or to rebook if they can come into later time. you know, when you appreciate ceramics is if you try to do it. >> have you ever tried to make saw and it like

marine corps here in the bay area. how the marine corps are celebrating their birthday in style. >>> is this vibrant south bay neighborhood in jeopardy? small business owners say they are at risk of being pushed out. >>> the surprising reason that could explain why gas crisis are spiking across the gray area. when drivers could see some relief point >>> still ahead at 5:00, busting out >>> in alameda county, the interesting requirement remains in effect in public settings including bars and restaurants. >> but what about vaccination cards? juliette goodrich joins us from a restaurant in alameda county vaccination card, but i won't need it when i walk inside. what i will need is a mask point you can see, there is a mask sign on the front door, but come on inside. they aren't checking vaccination cards just yet. some restaurant owners say they hope it stays that way. tgif at the sunshine saloon in pleasanton in alameda county, where they aren't carting, so to speak. vaccination carting that is. >> no, no requirements her

air quality for the bay area. just may see a bit of that haze. it's because that ridge. that calm weather pattern for us and that storm track remains well to the north. the pacific northwest. they just getting storm after storm. for us we are looking at that sunshine and quiet conditions. you can see all that as we go hour by hour. as we go through the day, mid to upper 60's to about 70 degrees for the peninsula. low 70's. 75 in san mateo. in the south bay looking at 72. santa clara, inland east bay. concord, pleasant hill. low 70's. for the tri valley. around the bay 68 in san francisco. 67 for daley city. upper 6o's to low 70's this afternoon for alameda, and for the north bay. highs in the low 70's. 73 for ukia. seven day forecast, and for san jose. slightly warmer for those temperatures for tomorrow. and plenty of sun through friday. you can see that cooldown especially as we look ahead to our weekend. saturday, sunday and into early next week. inland east bay and for the coast we are looking at temperatures i

not a lot of rain here in the bay area. yeah. i know meteorologists baucus trump standing by with the forecast boy recca. we are starting to hit that long stretch of. >> you know, track ken and pam. the words right out of my mouth. we're not going to be seeing any snow and it's going to be dry as far the rainfall across the bay area during your holiday thanksgiving week. but if you are going to be traveling. at least makes it a little bit safer on the roads in fact, if you're still going to be heading home expect sunshine through tomorrow all the way into friday and temperatures are going to range from the 40's starting tomorrow. low 50's on thanksgiving day and then mid 50's wrapping the week now, if traveling across the state. here's a breakdown of highs tomorrow that we're expecting a 62 in bakersfield upper 60's. if you're going to be heading towards the santa barbara area really nice in southern california. la coming in at a high of 72 tomorrow afternoon. san diego 71 sacramento mid 60's that we're going to be seeing it agai

the team mapped the bay area. red highlights where the ground water is less than 40 inches below the surface. black shows where the water is at the surface. >> underground water with a contaminate on it, getting into pipes and coming into buildings, that can be happening during the wet seasons now, not 2050. >> it's a risk now? >> yep. people can be exposed. it can cause a miss carriage. >> sherry lives next door to a toxic site in richmond. she says she developed two cancers the same year work crews decided to clean up that site. do you worry this has impacted your health? >> i think it did. i have no way to disprove it. >> reporter: she is worried that the ground water will wash the toxics next door into her neighborhood. >> this is a reality that can't be ignored anymore. >> the chemicals we worry the most about escaping, are volatile organic chemicals. >> reporter: keith is on the quality control board. the board has identified 25 different landfills as leeching toxic chemicals as sea levels rise. >> reporter:

how welcoming back travelers is good for bay area businesses. >>> and a bay area family's heartbreak as they plan their toddler's funeral instead of his birthday party. what we just learned a bout the freeway shooting that took a young life. up will >>> we are also on storm watch this evening. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. our exclusive seattle forceour exclusion sales for tower cam caught the rain moving in. >> this is going to bring widespread amounts to a half inch to an inch of rain, and even more than that north of the golden gate. this is coming down at about a quarter inch of hour. that heaviest rain making it way into the santa rosa, about to go to petaluma, and raining even offshore. it's light rain around san francisco, across the bay, into the east bay