she remembers palm springs. i think she will always have a connection and will be a great grandchild but i think she has the connection. host: reading biographical materials about your father. he had a very interesting childhood. can you tell viewers the story? he was born with a different name. >> when people say what does america not know about gerald ford? because so much has been written about him. to me the more interesting thing is the fact biological name and less than six weeks old and got on the train to grand rapids michigan. and she met a man by the name of gerald r ford senior and married him eventually he grew up and was never adopted that we saw he was never adopted by gerald r ford senior as i think of as my grandfather. he just changed his name and chose to change his name in his late teens and early twenties. but that is the grandfather that i know and loved. >> how did your parents meet? >> my parents were divorced and the stories that i have heard is she was dating quite a few men in grand rap

so every morning flights will leave san jose to palm springs and head back to san jose. alaska airlines will provide the daily service. >> san jose rocks. >>> this rocks as well. still ahead, nourishing neighbors. how much has already been raised, next. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >>> with the holidays nearly here, many families, maybe your own neighbors, may be in need. >> we here at nbc bay area are teaming up with our partners at telemundo and safeway. so far we've collected $113,000 in donations. members of bay area family were at a safeway in bay area getting the word out. they spoke to other members who say this food drive is important since we're still fighting to come out of the pandemic. >> people don't realize a lot of people still haven't been able to go be

red flag warnings and los angeles and san diego and palm springs. traveling in that direction, be aware of the fire danger and the wind will be trying to push you around on the road as you make your way down the interstates and highways. the travel forecast, looking pretty good in most of the major travel hubs, trouble spots the chicago with a rain and snow mix on thanksgiving mix, dallas rain showers, a couple spots to slow things down, travel on thanksgiving day not as busy yesterday. 60s across the board, 62 in livermore and 68 degrees in santa rosa. it will be a bit chilly tonight with temperatures in the low to mid-30s for most inland parts of the bay area and low to mid- 40s around the bay itself. inland parts chilly enough for the east bay valleys to prompt a frost advisory. temperatures will warm up after the chilly start, 3 to 6 degrees above normal for this time of year for thanksgiving date with similar temperatures on friday and maybe a degree warmer on saturday. mid to upper-60s around the south end of the bay and upper- 60s santa clara

these go through 6:00 tomorrow from los angeles and then to san diego to resorts palm springs . wind gust potentially up to 70 miles per hour and humidity levels that will be bone dry, below 10% . a day of dangerous fire weather conditions. your troubling, the winds will move you around on the road . >>> aside right now, the haze on the horizon as a look at the top. temperatures, a mixup 40s and 50s. not as cool as last night . tomorrow will not be as chilly . the cola spots will dip to the mid to upper 30s . only a couple . was in line spots are in the 40s. mid to upper 40s around the bay . we have one more holiday themed pup . we have a patient turbo who is posing . you can check that off tomorrow and go for a good walk with temperatures reaching into the mid-60s for highs in the afternoon . air quality a bit of an issue . if you have rhythm problems take it easy . temperatures will be 3 to the 8 degrees above normal. mid 60s around the bay . mid to upper 60s for most inland locations . temperatures in the santa clara valley will be the one spots, around 70 in san jose . a few

mid to upper 70s for southern california, los angeles down to san diego, to palm springs, which is a bit warmer than average. you combine the warm air with the offshore wind, and that is a potential recipe for trouble. beginning tomorrow, red flag warnings go into effect. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour sustained went, with gusts 60 to 70 miles per hour. the humidity levels will be 5 to 15%. this goes into effect tomorrow morning, continues all the way through friday, and for a practical perspective, if you're going to be driving mother went will try to move you around on the road a bit. we will be gusty tonight, but the wind will calm down tomorrow. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and cbsn bay area -- >> reporter: with rising concerns over crime, people are looking to protect themselves, both with weapons and their hands. i'm andria borba in san francisco, and i will have more on that story. >>> how more than 1 million bay area water customers are being asked to cut back after a new emergency declaration. >>> the bay area is giving back this thanksgiving. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you

the red flag warning continues all of the way through friday around los angeles, san diego and palm springs, 30-40 mile-an- hour sustained winds, gusts, 60-70 miles an hour. combine that with humidity levels that are bone-dry. 5-15%, dangerous fire weather conditions, hopefully the crews can just be on alert and nothing comes of it. they are ready to go in case something gets started. >> closer to home. nice out there this evening. temperatures are cooling off with clear skies over head. 52 degrees downtown san francisco. upper 30s, napa, and the temperatures will drop down into the 30s on a widespread basis for inland parts of the bay area by tomorrow morning with the temperatures around the bay, bottoming out in the lower to middle 40s. chilly enough inland in the valleys of the east bay and north bay for another frost advisory from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. you might want to cover up the plants unless you are willing to lose them until next year. a start to thanksgiving. temperatures will warm up. it puts us in the middle 60s with temperatures warming up to the upper 60s. zoom in for a clos

red flag warnings in effect right now around los angeles, over towards palm springs and san diego. they remain in friday with winds 30 to 40 miles per hour sustained. gusts 60 to 70 in the higher elevations, and very dry relative humidity levels. focus on the bay area's weather coming up in just a few minutes. >>> still ahead, kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >> how the aftermath of a mass burglary caught on cam randied in other violent crimes. >>> plus what one airline is telling us about a bay area bound flight that led to an emergency landing. >>> and the golden gate bridge cracking do this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ available in stores and online. ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (mus

red flag warnings are in effect tomorrow, thursday and friday around los angeles and san diego and palm springs, 30-40 mile-an- hour sustained winds, gusts, 60-70 miles an hour higher elevations and the humidity is dry. a dangerous combination through the first half of the holiday weekend. looking outside right now from the top of the hotels, temperature downtown, 54 degrees, that is the warm spot. turning down to 44 degrees in livermore. 45 in concord. the inland temperatures are backing off. ending up with a mix of middle to upper 30s and lower 40s by tomorrow morning. with those middle to upper 30s in the cold spots, that is chilly enough for a frost advisory to be posted for the national weather service for the north bay and east bay valleys. if you have plants outside that you want to survive until next year, cover them up or bring them inside. the temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow. in the middle 60s pretty much across the board. not a lot of variation, the temperatures are 2-4 degrees above average. nearly identical. lower 60s in the coast. cool spots, break it down hour

springs. if you're staying here for thanksgiving, i want to shade the forecast. 8:00, chilly start, 40's for your temperatures. if you stop to run out in the morning to get some stuff done before your family and friends visit, you will definitely want to bundle up. sudden and high clouds at noon time, temperatures 50's, 60's, mild afternoon, low to upper 60's. at 6:00, temperatures will fall, a cooler evening, in the 50's with clouds. a few high, then was because right now. other than that, we don't have rain, we need the rain. i don't see a thing over the next week and a half. mount celena, -- mount 32. it was cold this morning and then mid to upper 30's. jesse's winds died down, it is going to get colder tomorrow morning. a frost advisory again for the north and east bay valleys, tomorrow morning from 3:00 to 9:00 a.m.. frost is asked acted in those locations. -- frost is expected in those locations. low 60's from san francisco to oakland, san jose right now 55 in half moon bay. from our gol

>> kate: a floaty and fancy dress because we did a show at palm springs. we were at gerald ford's old house which a friend of mine owns now. >> kelly: more jokes like this, guys! don't give it all away! i have to -- what has helped you

and walnut creek to palm springs, most in that list, just over $100. >>> let's take a look outside for you this midday. a live look in walnut creek. looking nice and clear and beautiful time to get out and just enjoy the day. kari hall has a look at the forecast. a great way to start off the holiday weekend. >> there's a lot of people out there on the roads. i was also noticing what mike was talking about with the jam up of the cars. let's talk about the flights across the country because there are a lot of people also heading in or heading out and going through some of these major airports where now we don't see any delays across the region. it's overall a fairly quiet weather pattern. we're seeing that right now as our temperatures started out cool this morning. we're headed for the mid-60s. we'll stay here for the next several hours. breezy wind. you've probably noticed that if you've been out later this morning into the afternoon. that will continue. for some of our top destinations around the bay area, san francisco will continue to see temperatures in the low to mid-60s over the

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and in hawaii, for you, and palm springs. larry: you know what, you can't go wrong with the beach or warm weather. [laughter] [laughter] thank you, michael. kristen: a union city man is dreaming of hot wheels immortality tonight. every year, hot wheels searching for a working vehicle, worthy of being turned into a toy and sold worldwide. he turned a beat up 2003 nissan 350z into what you see here. his car is one of 10 that made it into the hot wheels legends final. >> to do this and just to know that forever, people can appreciate something that i just made, made with my own hands,, wasn't trying to do this at all, just was having fun and now it is going to be part of the, like, stores everywhere and across the world? it is super cool. kristen: the winner will be announced this weekend at jay leno's garage in burbank. why am i not surprised? jay leno and his cars? larry: he is a huge car fan. olaf's back, this time with his olaf's back, this time with his own welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will

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everyone must mask in all indoor public settings in palm springs, face coverings are required indoors, plus proof of vaccination or negative covid test for bars and restaurants. we are. both lucky and can be proud of the fact that most people follow the science and have done what is necessary now. marines new goal to avoid backsliding tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. monterey county, however, is going in the opposite direction. starting friday, mass will be required in most public indoor settings. the mandate will remain in effect for 30 days or until the county board of supervisors decides to lift it. the new rules come as the county remains in the substantial tier for covid transmissions. the rules exempt people from wearing masks at meetings or gatherings where vaccination status is proven. and those who are unvaccinated where a mass about 28 million children in the united states could be eligible for fighters covid-19 vaccine as soon as this week tomorrow as cdc advisory panel is meeting to consider giving emergency use authorization devices covid-19 vaccine for children. between the

and look at this, walnut creek to palm springs going to set you back more than $100. >> staying right here, mr. marcus. prosecutors will have to wait until next week to cross-examine elizabeth holmes in her criminal fraud trial. this week's testimony wrapped up yesterday, due to the thanksgiving holiday. and for a third day, it continued with defense attorneys asking the theranos founder questions about the kaefl's failures. holmes took some of the responsibility, admitting she used logos for some of the pharmaceutical giants without permission. >> well, san francisco now declaring a water shortage emergency. the city's public utilities commission now asking all of its nearly 3 million customers to cut back water use by 10%. this is a voluntary request that goes into effect immediately. you're asked to cut back 10% of what you used from july of 2019 to june of 2020. but it also means your bill is going to go up. the commission issued a temporary drought surcharge. the average customer will have to pay about $6 more per month starting in april. >> the sudden dry spell not helping those

if you're going from walnut creek to palm springs, pay a little more, $101. >> that's just depends on what kind of car you're driving too. >> prosecutors will have to wait untim next week to cross-examine elizabeth holmes in her criminal fraud trial. this week's testimony wrapped up yesterday due to the holiday. for a third day, it continues with defense attorneys asking the theranos founder about the company's failures. holmes took some of the responsibility, admitting she used logos for some of the pharmaceutical giants without permission. but as one expert points out, prosecutors will still have to prove fraud and deception. >> i mean, she's getting to explain to the jury what she did, and seas taking responsibility for certain things, and other things that she's saying other people were responsible for. >> holmes' testimony is creating a buzz among court watchers as well. some lined up for hours outside of the courthouse yesterday just to try to get a seat inside the courtroom. >> we have been walking you through this trial as well as continuing coverage on air and online. stay wi

and golden globe-winning comedian you know from his work on "saturday night live," "brooklyn 99," "palm springs," and is one third of the lonely island all six episodes of his show, "baking it," will be available to stream december 2nd on peacock. let's take a look. >> i could not be left alone with this cake. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. >> because i know what i do with king cakes at home during mardi gras carnival. >> we don't! >> i mean, i can't stop eating it >> whoa, whoa, whoa, what were you thinking >> i - >> what? >> you - >> he was worried that the cake was going to get too handsy with you. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show the best in the biz, our very good friend andy samberg [ cheers and applause >> yes >> seth: hello >> what's up, dude can you hear me? >> seth: now, you -- so you also play all the grandmothers in that clip, yes >> yeah, it's a klumps i klumps'ed it [ laughter ] >> seth: so "baking it" is very much in line -- maybe even a spinoff you would call it. i know you love the term spinoff. of nick offerman and amy poehler's "making it." >> yes, it

we were in palm springs. you were about to have this amazing speech that you gave and it was the first conversation we had about this book. this one here sent me all these links . that work all over the place. it was lots of fun. lots of feelings, lots of journals and she had everything mapped out, various versions of it and the conversation was like how do we make this a book and also how do we make this you want to tell the story that you feel you want to share and i wanted to protect that because i had the great honor of watching her and the world work and watching not just women but so many people come up to you after you give a speech for you were giving a talk and share. and i know what that feels like and i know how much of that you hold when you leave and when we get in the car and go back to the hotel. and get food. so i really wanted to protect not only that person who was showing up in so many ways but also for the little girl i know you wanted to really pay honor to in such a way. so the question

everyone must mask in all indoor public settings in palm springs, face coverings are required indoor plus proof of vaccination or negative covid test for bars and restaurants. we are. both lucky and can be proud of the fact that most people follow the science and have done what is necessary. marines. main goal right now is very straightforward. don't get involved in any backsliding. reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox too many lot to keep track of tom. thank you. all right for more on these mass requirements here in the bay area, we're joined now by dr sophie mercuria with contra costa county health services. doctor mercuria appreciate your time. thank you. so in contra costa county, fully vaccinated people as of today can go masculine in certain indoor spaces, places like gyms, offices and college classrooms. what is it that makes you and your fellow health officials there in contra costa county, comfortable lifting the mask requirements in those particular settings. that we've seen a decrease in our case rates throughout our county decreasing hospitalizations, and we felt that they'

he went to palm springs and visited gerald ford and when he was there he got invited to have dinner at frank sinatra's house, and so he was having dinner at frank sinatra's house and as he tells the story, he sees a picture of raymond patriarch on the bar and he says how is raymond doing? it was a bizarre cross current in his life and the people he would encounter. buddy and i had an interesting relationship as i wrote this book. the one thing about buddy -- the two things that really matter to him were power and control, and of course money. he didn't have the control over this book and he didn't get the money and he couldn't control his legacy and he didn't like some of the negative things i found about him, but i tried to be fair. because there are two sides of the coin and that is what makes it so compelling. but buddy always wanted to write his own book and he later did a few years ago called "politics and pasta." he would kid me and say, i'm going to write my own memoirs and i'm not going to talk about things. he called me into his office a month before he went to prison. he had

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california. my dad was the rabbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly every

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california. my dad was the rabbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly every

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host: let's hear from bill in palm springs california. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have two environmental degrees from -- university. we talked about the fact that things were going to be changing 20 years ago in the way of storms and how severe things are, and look at the storm that just came through up north here in california. i was born and raised in philadelphia area. we use to ice skate on the crum creek. the crum creek has not frozen in like 20 years. things are getting milder. i have friends in canada that did not see snow last year. to me it is the same people that said cigarettes are good for you are the same people now saying there is no such thing as climate change. i remember over 20 years ago. rush limbaugh was going on and on about how it was not an issue. it is all lies. it is all proven to be lies. we have made mother nature out of control. it is not that we are trying to control nature. we are trying to put things back to where they should be. thank you, all. have a safe day. host: that is bill from california. we wi

everyone must mask in all indoor public settings in palm springs, face coverings are required indoor plus proof of vaccination or negative covid test for bars and restaurants. we are. both lucky and can be proud of the fact that most people follow the science and have done what is necessary. and so for marin. the duty is very, very clear the ever ever visual what's going on and don't backslide because then the mask could come back reporting live tom vacar ktvu. box to step in the right direction for marine county. we'll see if more counties will follow by the end of the year. right, tom? thank you. monterey county, however, is cracking down on indoor mass requirement. starting friday, mass will be required in most public indoor settings. the mandate will remain in effect for 30 days or until the county's board of supervisors lifts the mandate. the new rules come as the county remains in the substantial tier for covid transmissions. the rules exempt people from wearing massive meetings or gatherings. where vaccination status is proven in those unvaccinated, where a mask about 28 milli