well you have said a lot about oakland. who would want to go to oakland? what is oakland really like? being away from about seven years now i think of the housing, i think of the sometimes the crime and we get this perspective and yet there is a lot of things going on dynamic. and then i don't know what is going to happen. you guys might lose the raiders. >> oakland is a very diverse city and it has so many rich things to offer in the way of museums and the way of arts. it is history -- its history is so rich when we look at the different things that have happened and emanated from oakland. and when you look at the diversity and the places that you have to go. look at where jack london square is, lake merritt, the beautiful mormon temple, the artifacts, the buildings you can go and see there. but the people, it's like -- i was sharing kind of about the police department in oakland, when you look at oakland and you really look at the individuals, oakland has far so many more good people than tragedies that are emanating. however, agreeing with jim, the blac

about what this means for the oakland raiders in their future and oakland. >> mr. fisher was the one who wanted to move to waterfront, and the group trying to buy the coliseum, they can keep it into their development, it would look like a good positive thing. >> i don't want them to go anywhere, this is exciting, new page. >> now we can spend money and keep the players and not get rid of them, keep them and then the a's can be after the world series and when it. >> reporter: we reached out to oakland mayor, she released a statement saying she was moving forward to work with the a's to build the stadium here in her sitting, and also lew wolff, released a statement thanking the fans, staff and players for his time here, 11 years with organization.>>> sports director mark ibanez is here, if you are an a's fan this is a big deal. >> it really is. we started to see this a couple months ago. when you heard about the waterfront site. along the estuary. at that point, john fischer said, it is time to get serious. baseball is talking about not sharing the revenue with us we

we know the chase ended up in oakland near 580 at keller. the person exited the freeway and apparently lost him in east oakland. there goes the chase again. we don't know what the person was wanted for. but we do know there's police activity near 580 at keller in a neighborhood near the freeway. but they tell us that that person did apparently get away in the neighborhood. let's move along and take a look at the other commutes here. goil roy to san jose. not a bad commute on northbound 101 driving up through the morgan hill area. we're expecting a break, a lot of government employees have today off because of veterans day. let's go to the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving nicely heading to the high-rise with no major issues. at the bay bridge toll plaza, a light commute and it may stay this way. again, we're hoping for a bit of a break on this friday, veterans day. 4:19 let's go to sal. . >> they lost the person in oakland. >> some guy was waving and the cop was behind him. >> this is video. >> oh, video okay. >>> there's a lot in the way

. >> here is a look over downtown oakland. the crowd estimated to be a thousand people. >> the school board cancelled the meeting and chp officers are stationed around the building. >> we have team coverage on both sides of the bay. >> that is right. we begin with katie in oakland, katie? >> a thousand people and growing. this rally started at 5:00 tonight and grew. the crowds from the street, it is spilling into the roadway. and you can see people standing on the street. it shut down the roadway. this is a diverse crowd, we talked to people who are angry and other people who are just plain sad about the outcome of the election. as mentioned the oakland school board was scheduled to meet tonight but cancelled because of the protest and safety concerns. i spoke with a school board member. she's excited about the win, but dismayed by the presidential election. >> many teachers had to deal with young people who are scared to death of what may happen, la tina children, arabic, muslim children in our school systems. our teachers ar

in oakland, mayor libby schaff and lt. governor gavin newsom hopped on bikes and took to the streets to promote measure k-k. kron 4's hermela aregawi explains the improvements this measure is promising to bring to the city. >> :natsot oakland mayor libby schaff "we're going to get on those streets, on those beautiful bikes, right now." about two dozen oakland residents joined mayor libby schaff for bike ride this afternoon. schaff is championing measure kk - a 600 million dollar, 10 year proposal. more than half of which would be designated for rehabing roads. sot oakland mayor libby schaff in 10 years, instead of just a quarter of our streets being in decent condition, more than 70% of our streets can be safe, healthy and smooth. schaff invited cyclists of various ages to advocate for the measure with just a few days left to vote. sot when i leave my house, every curb i go up its a pothole, seeing the potholes getting fixed and there's a measure for that, i fully support that. proponents claim 150-million dollars would be

trying to remind people that oakland is a progressive city and that oakland is also the city, at least the city officials disappointed in the results of the election. in fact, in alameda counties, 80% of the returns voted for hillary clinton in the presidential election. again, these folks are upset about the results, about president-elect trump. winning that election. and they are out here voicing that opposition. at this point, we don't know of any plan for this group. at this point, they're staying in this area. they haven't given the police a plan either. we'll be here and let you know and keep an eye on things. live in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. >>> president obama and president-elect donald trump talked about the upcoming transfer of power at the white house today. the two men never other in person until this morning. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many, many more times

oakland last night. that's where we're going to go right now as we await comments from the city's mayor, libby schaaf. a large group of reporters and citizens and anyone who wants to hear how the city government is responding to what happened last night. as we saw what began as a peaceful protest turn violent over the course of several hours. at one point there were up to 7,000 people marching in oakland. it wasn't just about a march. we saw violent behavior. starting fires. molotov cocktails being thrown not just at stores but at police officers. three of them were injured. there was a mutual aid situation as this devolved. about 12 different police agencies supporting o.p.d. libby schaaf is out there speaking with some folks. let's listen in right now. snood we don't ha >> we don't have the mikes up but we see two parties who seem to be heated with another. this was a planned press conference for libby schaaf would address what happened last night. the overall protest and the splinter groups that destr

i know you will be pitching to keep the oakland a's and the raiders in oakland. obviously a big day for a's fans we will have to see. >>> a california lab is creating quite the buzz as researchers work to create a new breathalyzer that can detect both alcohol and marijuana when the person taking it exhales. we talk to the experts behind the invention and law enforcement.>> most of us see pot like this. or like this. but uc berkeley chemist season like this.>> this is a molecule.>> he has spent the last few 1.5 years looking for pot someplace no one has ever found it before. in a user's breath. >> we had to develop some new chemistry that can be done. it was not obvious when we started that we could tag this.>> meanwhile it could be obvious to a street cop when somebody is driving stoned.>> i think for most of our officers and paired is impaired.>> according to the sergeant with the union that represents highway patrolman, been able to make an arrest and being able to get a conviction are two different things. >> because they don't have a tool like with alcohol, i

another live look over oakland. you can see a large crowd gathering in the streets of oakland. we've been monitoring the protest for about an hour now. more and more people are showing up at the plaza and in downtown. we have a team in place covering the protest, and the excitement sur rounding last night's historic election. let's begin with jodi hernandez. she's live with more. >> several hundred people have gathered here at the plaza. i'll tell you, they are fired up. they're holding signs with messages that read, trump is not my president. they are chanting, we will fight back. they are heart broken, angry. and they're not about to back down. >> he just broke our hearts. >> sexual assaults and open racism is not something that people want in their president about. >> a sit-in was staged this afternoon, to express their outrage over the outcome of the presidential election. >> it's just horrible. it's just the worst thing ever. >> for immigrant students. just the thought of a trump presidency is causing anxiety. especially for those who are undocumented. >> i'm scared for my

for the weekend: it's the patchwork festival in oakland. enjoy the food trucks and emerging artists, crafters and designers. it's happening all day at jack london square. and it's free to attend. the movie box office has been in something of a slump lately. but a super hero movie and a couple of other films are here to save the day. national correspondent david daniel takes a look at what's new in theaters this weekend. "through the mystic arts, we harness energy, and shape reality. we travel great distances -- in an instant." when benedict cumberbatch can no longer be a surgeon, he becomes a sorcerer in "doctor strange." box ofice watchers are looking to marvel's latest adventure to give ticket sales a boost with a 65-to-70 million-dollar debut. "a five-six-seven-eight!" for the younger set, there's "trolls" -- yes, an animated movie about this little dolls with the big hair. anna kendrick and justin timberlake lead the voice cast of the technicolor 'toon, which analysts predict will open around 35-to-40 million dollars. "you don't kill."

we begin with katie in oakland, katie? >> a thousand people and growing. this rally started at 5:00 tonight and grew. the crowds from the street, it is spilling into the roadway. and you can see people standing on the street. it shut down the roadway. this is a diverse crowd, we talked to people who are angry and other people who are just plain sad about the outcome of the election. as mentioned the oakland school board was scheduled to meet tonight but cancelled because of the protest and safety concerns. i spoke with a school board member. she's excited about the win, but dismayed by the presidential election. >> many teachers had to deal with young people who are scared to death of what may happen, la tina children, arabic, muslim children in our school systems. our teachers are leaning in and supporting our students in deep ways. >> all we can do is fight. >> we have seen families out here. and you can see, the crowd continues to grow. oakland police officers are on scene there is a large presence tonight. and this is vandalism. there have been calls n

it is 52 in oakland. you will feel the difference. as far as the winds are concerned, they are pretty calm at this hour. we'll be more westerly 5 to 15 during the later afternoon hours. satellite-radar we do have a very potent area of low pressure out over the pacific ocean riding up and over our ridge of high pressure that's bringing us the clear conditions. here's your futurecast. you will notice at lunch hour, go ahead and pack a lunch and head outdoors. clear skies but here's that area low pressure to the north of us for thursday. it will generate some very high surf for us but no precipitation. cloud cover does roll in briefly for our friday so it becomes partly to mostly cloudy. but meanwhile a high surf advisory goes into effect tomorrow due to some of these swells up to 30 feet. high westerly swells sneaker waves dangerous rip currents stay out of the water. 7:37 is your sun-up this morning. by the time it sets tonight, these are the temperatures we'll experience. into the 60s at the coast and peninsula. into the low 70s santa

this is oakland streets, my town. do not tear up oakland! >> donald trump is the president. the man said he was going to do this, that and the other for our community. let's give him a chance to do that. >> reporter: protesters did try to get on the freeway and for a short time police were able to keep them off even as some in the you threw bottles. no officers were hurt. it was around 9:30 that some protesters got onto 580 shutting down both sides of the freeway for 30 minutes. that's when the chp arrested two people. reporting live in downtown oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. protesters also blocking traffic in san jose. this was the scene on highway 87 right by sjc. that was shortly after 9:00 p.m. last night. video posted to social media showed the traffic mess as the crowd blocked the highway there. these protests eventually marched to the mlk library right by city hall. >>> from the streets to the schools. #notmypresident was the rallying cry for thousands of high school students across the bay area who walked out of their classroom

katie is live in oakland. it all started as a peaceful march. >> reporter: right, and some six hours later since that protest started people are still on the streets. police have made arrests, but it is hard to say how many people. they are still trying to round up the people who are vandalizing downtown oakland at this moment. the protest started peacefully with people who say they are sincerely concerned about the actions and the view points of president-elect donald trump. >> donald trump go away -- >> reporter: chanted people about president-elect donald trump. >> to me i kind of like lost faith in america. >> we don't have ebbing hua tooy and we don't -- equity and justice, we will resist. >> reporter: as a newly elected oakland unified school board member she is concerned about students. >> many of our teachers had to be with young people who are scared to death of what may happen, latino children, arabic and muslim children. >> reporter: others are scared about the message to their daughters. >> two gir

oakland police say this started in downtown oakland, this peaceful protest that grew to about 7,000 protesters and then police deployed teargas to clear the crowd. they're saying some groups began to assault officers with, as you mentioned, rocks, bottles, fireworks, even molotov cocktails. smaller grums vandalized businesses. the building we're in front of has tenants. we spoke to one of them just moments ago. >> so when someone does damage to a building like this, the way it affects me personally, all day i'll be thinking about, wow, another cause that is getting tainted, poisoned by the message trying to be expressed which is we are in disagreement of what has taken place, but that property damage to go alongside it is targeting the wrong people. >> now, much more peaceful protests happening in the castro in san francisco. hundreds gathering there to declare trump is not their president. many of them fearing the progress made on civil rights during the obama administration could be lost under a trump presidency. >> so much at risk here. people threw the baby out with the bath water here. th

the steps of oakland city hall before marching to the oakland federal minutes, set these fires, closed down broadway, and as you can see, oakland police have moved into clear the scene and they are probably trying to get the fire crews in their to get the fire out. we understand there are subsequent marches happening in san francisco, in the mission district. we are concentrating on what looks to be this now turning into a somewhat violent situation in oakland, california. >> police are trying to break this up. you can see the emergency crews coming in. the police moving in. it looks li in a paddy wagon. they sometimes do a maneuver where they bring in their police and then they start weeding of the problem people, the people causing issues, making arrests and pulling them out of the crowd trying to calm the situation. again, fires being written in oakland and police moving into >>> it's 10:14 pm on your wednesday night. anti-trump protests involved in in oakland, police broke up a big rally that was starting fires on broadway. oakland police estimates the crowd at 7000 earlier tonight

at 12th and oakland. this is what the damage looks like. you can see it up and down broadway this morning. look at the size of last night's crowd, police estimate that there were 7,000 people here. it was mostly peaceful group and a few small splinter groups that caused problems. demonstrators came to protest having donald trump as the next president. some say they were feeling sympathetic for people who had to explain the election to children. >> many of our teachers had to be with young people who are scared of what may happen, latino children, muslim children. >> there were fires and fireworks last night from the protesters. police say necessity had to unleash tear gas on some in the group when they were threwing things at officers. three cops were hurt. was in the hospital. 30 were arrested, including charges and vandalism. another protest is set for action this afternoon. >>> thousands of protesters took to the streets in lax at one point shutting down the 101, starting at city hall where some people

. >>> the latest on the push to keep the oakland raiders in oakland. >> a closed-door meeting wrapped up where city council discussed the framework to build a new stadium on the coliseum property. cristina rendon is like at city hall with the latest. >> well, councilmembers can't talk about what happened in the closed door session but two of them gave me the impression that things are positive and looking very good. >> before closed door meeting in oakland on tuesday griz jones founder of forever oakland gave a pep talk to city council. >> it is a reminder that we are family. and it is a family affair and all arrows are pointing towards oakland. >> at least three city council members are optimistic about getting approval for a deal to build a new stadium. the deal is being put together by oakland mayor libby shaft and ronnie lotts investment group. the idea was presented to the council. >> i wished i could go into details. this is a good thing if we can get it approved. >> it is about the land and about the voters and the citizens of oakland. we want to make sure that they don't incur

our temperatures in oakland right now 57. tomorrow we will still see our temperatures in the high 50s, low 60s, and your seven-day forecast shows heading into tomorrow, a few little lingering showers, but more sunshine, sunny days for us for thursday, friday the rain returns, lingering until saturday. another system sunday possibly into monday. >> a lot of action there. thank you brittney. >>> now to a story that is quite inspirational. we're talking about life after nearly being beaten to death. tomorrow on the doctors we will see giants fan brian stowe there for an exclusive interview. >> they will talk about how he's been able to survive after he was brutal alley attack. >> i'm an off duty paramedic. my partner was also punched. we need an ambulance right now. >> we got a call, they told us a fight had broken out and brian was hurt. >> his respiratory rate is decreasing. he is not doing g. >> i was in a panic. we made it up to icu and i saw all these wires coming out of hit. it took my breath away. the doctor told me there

students and oakland school treated to a thanksgiving surprise. sent home with a turkey and all the fixings for holiday dinner. rob roth on hand as the surprise unfolded. >> reporter: inside this 4th grade classroom at fruitvale elementary and oakland while the students were at recessed volunteers were getting ready. each student was about to receive a thanksgiving dinner they could take him to their families, turkeys and all. the students walked in with no idea what they were getting. to understand what this means just ask this girl. >> sometimes we can't afford something. i am really thankful. >> reporter: the grocery bag filled with everything that goes with them comes from a small charity called the grub clouds started by oakland native nigel williamson to raise the money so families could to have a traditional giftgiving dinner. >> i want them to not worry about food. one thing they shouldn't be worry about in this day and age, i want to do my part. >> i member sitting in chairs just like this, and having a tough time. >> reporter: the class

in oakland haaziq madyun, kron4news. but >> reporter:racist grafitti found in the bathroom of an east bay high school. this is a photo of what was found in a boy's bathroom at monte vista high school. >> reporter:the graffiti has been cleaned up.but as kron four's aver harper reports-- students are worried about their safety. >> reporter:this isn't the first time we've seen racist graffiti around bay area schools. in late october, similar slurs were found scribbled on the bathroom walls in two separate incidents at san ramon. >> reporter:you're looking at two photos which were posted on social media. you can see someone wrote the word "colored" above the urinals on one side and "whites" on the other. >> reporter:when it was reported to school officials, they say they checked and the graffiti was no longera student has since admitted >> reporter:and earlier this month. racist graffiti was found at edison elementary school in alameda. school officials say the racists messages against chinese, japanese and african americans

violent protests in the streets of downtown oakland. the new damage we're seeing this morning. and how donald trump is reacting to the unrest nationwide. this and more ahead on mornings on 2. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 on this friday, veterans day. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. we are checking your weather. the sun is coming up. it should be a nice day. steve paulson has your forecast. >> it should be. thick fog out there. it is beginning to pop up. around petaluma and for sure lafayette, orinda highway, 24. make where you are as well. overall a hazy day. temperatures still above average. probably coming down a little bit compared to the upper 70s, 80s. it looks cooler by the coast with fog. speaking of cooler, michael peckner, i

we called oakland unified, but did not hear back. wilson started his job in oakland in april of 2015 after six years working in the denver public schools. >>> now to sonoma county where authorities are searching far bank robber. he hit an exchange bank on dunton this afternoon. he was almost caught red handed when one of the dye packs exploded. live in santa rosa with pictures of the robber. debora? >> reporter: julie, the sheriff department is concerned about this bank robber. he use add gun and he escaped. but as you can see by the maroon stain he didn't get away clean. >> reporter: something a bank teller never wants to see. it could be a replica of detectives assuming it was a real semiautomatic handgun and that the man was willing to use it. >> so many tiles you get a bank robber who hands -- so many times you get a bank robber who hands over a note. it is very aggressive. >> reporter: what he didn't know the exchange bank employee handed him bait money. once he cleared the building, a dye pack went off. >> it is an explosion, i

and the port of oakland. the air temperature is in the 50s. we have dipped into the 40s in the tri-valley and also inland in santa rosa at 44 degrees. 42 in napa. today's going to pan out to be the warmest day of this workweek. we're talking about temperatures above average. 70s across the board from rockaway beach through moss and montara beaches and half moon bay. that's a good-looking day in half moon bay even in capitola into the mid-70s today. 70s on the peninsula with the abundance of sunshine and high, thin cirrus clouds drifting overhead. 73 in los altos. 78 in morgan hill. east bay numbers all the way up to 78 in brentwood, tracy and discovery bay. 60s stinson beach, not bad. 70s in sonoma and upstream we go as well. a big change for your weekend forecast. those details at 48 after the hour. right now, here's roqui. >> thank you, roberta. >>> east bay has a new crash to report in oakland. let's take a look now at the map. eastbound 580 before 10 sixth avenue, it's a solo car crash but it is blocking

oakland athletics. >> reporter: a shakeup to the front office of the oakland athletics. dave joins the as as team president. he replaces michael crowley who spent 0 years with the organization. cooner lou wolf has also sold most of his interest in the tame to the athletics of the owners but will continue with the organization in a chairperson role. cabble comes from the san jose earthquakes. he will continue to serve as president for that major league soccer team while working for the as . he says he is committed to building a privately financed stadium in oakland. in oakland, filipe chegal, kron 4 news. >> the weekend is almost here. getting ready for the rain. >> meteorologist brittney shipp will help you out. she is back with details >> oh, it has been wet. et is getting cold. had to put an extra blanket on last night. now, it will be more rain. >> it is okay. it is november. it is the end of november. >> i'm not complaining, i'm excited about it. fun! [ laughter ] >> all right, well, let's show you how cool it is going to be. we only have one more frost advisory. the

pleasanton, 71 and oakland, slightly cooler location at 69 degrees. near the coastline, plenty of 60s, here, as well. 62 in half moon bay and that goes for daly city and san mateo. palo alto, 72. san francisco, our typical microclimate in effect. the outer sunset, 63. while the embarcadero, slightly warmer with 67 degrees. and for marin, napa and sonoma county, 68 in mill valley, 7 0 in novato and napa, 72. we will stay dry, the way it looks, for thursday, friday and saturday's forecast. we'll introduce the chance of showers by sunday morning. only trace amounts to about a tenth of an inch with that. and election day does look clear at this point. get out to the polls. hillary, trump, whoever you pick, you can't blame the weather guy for not getting out there. it looks fantastic on that extended forecast. >> get out and vote for anyone. thank you, jeff. >>> flnext, flying to london fr here just got easier. we'll tell you about the new routes. >>> happening now, a controversy brewing over coffee cups. starbucks holiday cups are back and so is the criti

raiders. >> reporter: oakland sports is handing out 10,000 stay in oakland signs on sunday. >> we're a raider nation. we love your team, we love your family but you need to stay in oakland. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> if it helps the raiders stay in oakland, all three of us will sit in the black hole sunday night. >> oh, i'm going to need an outfit. >> we're halfway there. we're dressed. >> this is not the right outfit. >> very true. >> they'll know how to find me if i'm wearing this. >> they'll find us really quick. 5:30 kick off should be nice at the coliseum, right? >> looks really great. i did want to start off with the raiders. of course it's going to be right here on nbc bay area on sunday. so, in terms of our hour by hour forecast, we're check in with 65 degrees, a partly cloudy sky and clouds will be on the increase once we hit 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00. no chance of rain for that game. right here on nbc bay area this sunday at 5:30. now we do have a storm system off shore. it will bring thus the possibily of rainfall. i wouldn't change any weekend plans but it will give us

body found in an east oakland park. just a few hours ago the police released the name of the victim san said she was missing since late wednesday. the victim is 21-year-old karla rameriz segoviano. an employer with the alameda sheriff's department and you see her in the uniform here. police provided an update. lee. reporter: well police say that a woman who karla rameriz segoviano considered to be a friend is being questioned for her brutal death. police have not released the names of the two suspects but they say two adults, a male and female from oakland are being questioned and interrogated and they will be charged with her murder. >>> the body of 21-year-old karla rameriz segoviano was found at arroyo viejo park. she had been stabbed multiple times and her body was burned after being lit on fire. >> she was suffering from some burn marks towards the upper portion of her body and she was pronounced on the scene. >> police have two people in custody. a man and a woman from oakland. who they plan to arrest today for he

sponsors of the event include the group "save oakland sports"and"stay in oakland"and the raiders booster club. >>> also happening today, the 49ers salute to service game. three-star marine corps general rex mcmillan will be among the military personnel honored. he grew up in clear lake, a diehard 49ers fans. today's game against the new orleans saints will also feature a flyover by two osprey jets by the marine corps air face at mirmar. november is military appreciation month. >>> happening today, the 20th annual try veterans parade in pleasanton. we were there last year as the parade moved along main street. they hold it about a week before veteran's day so vets can take part in other veteran tributes if they want to. it honors all veterans who served in the military. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. we have a dissipating cold front. it is allowing for some showers in the north bay. here's a look at live doppler 7. you notice as we take you outside, plenty of cloud cover. you may run into some wet pavement in the north bay, even through san francisco, p

even in the rain -- >> things like we love you, oakland, take care of oakland, be kind to each other. >> reporter: soggy post-it notes with message of love survive. >> just had little phrases, slogans, respect one another. >> reporter: hundreds plastered right off of busy lakeshore avenue in oakland's lake merritt neighborhood. >> a good seven feet high, went down about 30 feet on the wall here. >> covered with these post-it notes. it was a beautiful thing. >> reporter: spontaneously put up after donald trump won the presidential election. >> it was one thing that made me feel better after the election. >> the person who did this to our wall of hope and resistance, which is what i was calling it -- >> breaks my heart. >> -- is like the grinch that stole christmas. he's the grinch that stole hope from lakeshore. >> reporter: pamela drake from the lakeshore business improvement district says a homeless man upset the notes were damaging the mural started tearing them down two days ago. >> this person claims he painted this, but he did not paint this. >> reporter: the mural is actually th

the study finds 71% of roads in san francisco and oakland are in a state of disrepair. you've been on these roads. drivers there are paying of aage average of $978 every year for the increased wear an tear on their vehicles and in san jose 59% of the roads are in bad shape and the maintenance costs to the cars are costing south bay drivers $863 a year. researchers say the poor condition of bay area roads will worsen if officials don't fix these problems. >> may have bad roads but we do have good weather. a live look at live doppler 7. good evening to you all. a few clouds on the radar and no green on the screen. did get rainfall. anywhere from .03 in san jose and .45 in san rafael with the halloween storm. where does that put us? since october 1st we're running well above average for this time of year. in the case of santa rosa, 373% of normal and 354% of average and just over 200 in san francisco and almost 300 in oakland, i want to caution you because it's been a wet october, this does not mean that we're going to be seeing a rainy winter. there is no direct correlati

and the oakland raiders go to 7-2. and are in first place, in the afc west. >> cris: and they got a performance out of their defense. let's not forget the performances defense put on. gave up the one, big, long play. and one big drive in the first half. and other than that, pretty much locked down. >> al: the raiders lead, from start to finish. 30-20. volkswagen postgame report on the other side of the break. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> welcome being to the volkswagen golf all tra

they risked everything on the total unknown. >> reporter: back to those oakland protests, oakland police and fire distinguished about 30 fires. we've seen crews all morning starting to clean up the damage. we're starting to get another update from oakland pd later this morning. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you very much. >>> post election there's a lot of renewed debate about whether the electoral college should be abolished. donald trump was elected by winning the electoral college, but as you see from the graphic, hillary clinton won the popular vote. now, the electoral college was a system put into place in 1787, and it was designed to give each state fair voting representation. as we mentioned, hillary clinton appears to have pretty easily won the popular vote. you can see the numbers there, clinton gained about 200,000 more votes. larry ger stint says changing the system may not be feasible. >> if we have two, three, four elections in a row where the popular vote guess one way and the electoral vote goes the other, people may require a constit

amy hollyfield is in oakland. >> i want to show you a location of damage we have found in oakland, the mitsubishi dealership at 24th and broadway where windows were shatter the, boards are covering up an area and a window shattered but still intact and there is shattered glass on the sidewalks. police are driving the streets to assess how much damage was done on the streets of oakland. there are exams of property damage but there was a serious injury. >> a woman was hit by a car when the profits moved on to highway 24. we are told she has serious injuries. the driver stopped and c.h.p. officers say they have been warning protesters about this fearful it would happen. the trend has been happening with profits moving on to the freeways this is what they feared. this was also violence on city streets. [ inaudible ] this is video from a reporter taken last night as witnesses everyone shattered by angry protesters saying this is not their president. they are disgusted and they took their anger to the streets. it started in berkeley but the damage we have found happened in oakland. police ar

oakland said there has been a lot of destruction. here everything remains peaceful, basically the police officers we were talking to today said we are just here to make sure everybody can exercise their first amendment right and we are not really worried about it. >> outside city haul in san francisco. >>> the protests spread from school to school all around the bay area, lets go to the newsroom where ktvu's ted has more information. >> reporter: all involved high school students who decided to walk out of class. here is a map of where we received reports of walk out's. we went to a few of them but received reports from around the bay area, you can see some of them had specific destinations where students would leave schools and go to a destination like city hall like in san francisco. others joined together on school grounds and never really left the school campuses. there were some groups that random ly moved around like we saw in san francisco. here is what it looked like in walnut creek. [chanting] >> reporter: dozens of students

sponsors of the event include the group "save oakland and"stay in oakland" and the raiders booster club. last had year they enacted money to build a stadium for the raiders. >>> also happening today, the 49ers "salute to service" game. three-star marine corps general rex mcmillan will be among the military personnel honored. he grew up in clear lake, a diehard 49ers fans. today's game against the new orleans saints will also feature a flyover by two osprey jets from the marine corps air face at mirmar. november is military appreciation month. >>> happening today, the 20th annual tri-valley veterans parade in pleasanton. we were there last year as the parade moved along main street. they hold it about a week before veteran's day so local vets can take part in other veteran tributes if they want to. it honors all veterans who served in the military. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. we have lots of moisture in the atmosphere in the north bay. even a few showers. live doppler 7 picking i am on all the cloud cover burks a dissipating and dying front allowing

meanwhile, denver were was in oakland tonight. brandon marshal no longer kneeling during the national anthem. second quarter up raiders back in the red zone, moore over the scrum, oakland would win 34-20. bonanza, scott piercey, it's been a 47-year-old making the headlines this tournament. pga tour, in ten outings. that will put him back on the leader board. ryan moore gets to 13 under par after sinking a ten foot eagle put. he'd finish i tood for 15th, 18th hole and pali clinch, he wins, 1.1 million and will return to the masters for first time since 2007. here's a look at the final round leader board. under par, to finish second, lucas glover, 17 under par, chad campbell finished at four under smiley kaufman finished add under par. set to be a thrill, in fierce be contention. catfish john he looked to do the same to cooper davis, but davis would ride him the full 8 seconds and get the best of the fifth round, 91 points that would be enough to earn him the gold buckle and $1 million prides. don't go spending it all on fancy cowbo

and the oakland raiders go to 7-2. and are in first place, in the >> cris: and they got a performance out of their defense. let's not forget the performances defense put on. gave up the one, big, long play. and one big drive in the first half. and other than that, pretty much locked down. >> al: the raiders lead, from start to finish. 30-20. >>> welcome to the postgame report. >> first time since 2011, the raiders are alone in first place in the afc west. they beat denver, 30-20. they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a completed denver defense could not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. latavius, three rushing and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the run

and then, the season will end, with oakland at denver. i think denver will be okay, as long as aqib talib comes back. that back keeps being an issue, that really took away something tonight. couldn't you just feel they weren't nearly as dominant on the defensive side in the secondary. action, as well. wolfe is out of the game right now. a lot of stuff going on. >> cris: nice play. nice play. should be able to pin them back here. >> al: to the 4 yard line. jones to the 19. and we go to michele. >> michele: after going undrafted, kapri bibbs has been on denver's practice squad. and he is not just hungry. he is, quote, starving, to play more. i see myself as one of the best backs in the game. sometimes it doesn't happen overnight. but i don't question the process. >> al: may have just earned a meal ticket. 69-yard, catch and run. >> cris: he's trevor siemian's best friend. that makes trevor's stat line look better. >> al: and now, the raiders, can start thinking about the clock, as well. >> al: gain of 13 yards. that's helped along by the 42

retired oakland police sergeant had no answer accused of not reporting child abuse. johnson had a facebook chat in september with the daughter of an oakland dispatcher. according to d.a., she told johnson she had sex with other oakland police officers and told him not to tell anyone. he reportedly agreed not to. and the exchange was captured on a screen shot on her phone. investigators found another screen shot and she asked quote tell me you were an adult. she responds i'd be lying. attorney john burris represents. he said johnson could have put a stop to the abuse by coming forward. forward. if he had reported early when it came to his attention we may not have this wide- spread police entanglement we have. the city manager wants four officers fired for alleged misconducts and not just one officer as proposed. a sergeant and a lieutenant all faced suspensions received termination notices friday for what if city manager called egregious but not criminal conduct. >> i'm disappointed in the depave your -- behavior of these officers. it underminds public trust. it is i

a major problem out of oakland. breaking news, three people are dead after they're found in a burning home overnight. homicide detectives are there right now. so is our nbc bay area damian trujillo who is talking with investigators. what are you learning? >> reporter: still an active crime scene. dumbarton drive is not far behind me. the call came in just after midnight of a burning home on dunbar drive. when investigators arrived, they found three bodies inside the home. unclear if the deceased are related at some point or if fire occurred after the homicide. waiting for a spokesperson for the oakland police department to arrive on scene. several streets are blocked off here near dunbar drive. police are using some sort of three-dimensional equipment to kind of get a panoramic shot of the entire crime scene, adjacent streets and whatnot for investigative purposes. again, not a lot of other information, only that three people are dead on dunbar drive. police do have one person in custody they are questioning at poli

students from more than a as do schools in the oakland district took part in the walk out including oakland tech. they marched from the fruitvale bart station to city hall. >> i believe, even though we do not have the right to vote, it's effecting us so we want our voices heard. we do not dpree with what trump believes in. >> this is our way of speaking out. we wanted every body to hear our side of the story. >> the students wrote a lit list of demands. >>> in san francisco, mayored -- mayor ed lee said the city will remain a sanctuary city. >> reporter: donald trump said he plans to deport millions of criminals. but the fears of others has grown since the election. >> we have to come together and stand as one great city. >> reporter: the mayor reached out to those with anger and fear. >> our city has not been about that. we have been, always have been a city of refuge and a city of sang twar injury and -- sang ssh sanctuary and a city of love. >> what we are going to do is get the people that are criminals and have criminal records, gang memtion and drug dealers. we have a lot of these peo

oakland police say that fbi has forensic and evidence gathering resource that's oakland pd don't have. that is why they're working with the fbi on this case. police are confirmingwhat my source told me earlier this morning, that three people are dead. one person in custody. police now say that officers were called to the 9400 block of du nba r on a report of shots fired. they found one victim and smoke coming from a nearby garage. they called fire crews. once they arrived, two other victims were found in the structure. at least one of the victims in the case is female. one person is being held in connection with this case at this hour. >> we are doing -- we are questioning a person that is involved in this. we're still in the process of gathering evidence and witnesses. so we're still in the early stages of this investigation. >> reporter: so far police aren't telling us if the suspect is male or female or telling us what may have been behind this triple homicide. police are saying that the crime scene though is extensive. they're telling that you say they expect to be out here until

welcome to oakland! >> at the halfway point of the season, the 6-2 raiders share the second best record in the afc with the defending super bowl champions. the broncos travel to the bay area for one reason. to temper the autumn wind. >> it's going back the other way for a denver touchdown! >> it's something they've been able to do in eight of their last nine showdowns. based on the raiders' recent success, the forecast calls for an epic battle in oakland in front of the nation's number one primetime audience on nbc. >> touchdown raiders! >> the autumn wind is blowing hard, and come late sunday night, it might be unstoppable. >> nice, unstoppable. kickoff for tomorrow night's game is at 5:30, right here on nbc bay area. join us for a special primetime edition of bay area news after the game. >>> a touching moment from a high school football game near fresno had both teams cheering. game last night between apparentlyier high school and riverdale started out like any other. but number 12 returned the kickof

upper 60s in san francisco, 2 in oakland. there's a slight chance of a few showers early on saturday. the rest of the weekend is warmer again as we head towards sunday. >> rob, a smooth flow of traffic at 5:08. obviously early hours here. a number of incidents on the chp blotter. all of them out of freeway lanes. fog in brentwood and discovery bay. also talking about the 680 corridor between concord and the dublin interchange. over here more fog registering for 101 toward mill valley and san rafael. no major issues as far as travel times go. we're talking about the tri-valley, 20 minutes from grant line toward the dublin interchange. a little flowing in the construction zone. 37 trains reported on time. b.a.r.t. is running on time this morning after delays last night. >> good to hear on time there, mike. over here, the congested streets of san francisco, one in particular that runs through the spine of the city is about to get more crowded. construction starts today on van ness avenue which is undergoing a major overall. it s

we are the oakland athletics. we think we can build a beautiful stadium there. >> reporter: david said he's thrilled of being named the new president of the oakland a.s. the team announced it's made changes at the top. managing partner lou wolf is stepping down selling his interest in the team. and cavil who is president of the san jose earthquake is stepping in, president of the as. >> we're committed to the city. we're commit today working with the mayor, the administration, the stakeholders to find a way to get a privately financed stadium, a great stadium built in the city of oakland. >> reporter: he is commits today transforming the city's organization, and building a $1 million privately fund the stadium. fan hope he can do the same for the as. >> it will be done with private money. >> reporter: they're looking at possible stadium sites in oakland and is determined to find the right location and the funds to build it. >> i think the number one thing is we want the stadium to be unique, something that people