area news. >> our unit along with ian has been uncovering the story more than a week. we post-ed all the previous reports on the nbcbayarea.com. new at six tount first rain damage and fire. now they may be trapped in the los gatos neighborhood has seen more than it's fair share of issues. they could be stranded more than a a week if the county and caltrans stick to the plans to repair several roads at the same time. kal advance is closing skyline boulevard from bear creek to block road while the county is closing black road starting at skyline boulevard. robert handa joins us live from there with the crucial entrance point to bear creek road. how are people supposed to get in and out then. >> reporter: you can tell by the heavy equipment around me that a lot of work still needs to be done here around state route 35. but the home owners tell me they never got warning and worse they say the two agencies never told each other. jennifer witteker and daughter lauren vacated today because they were afraid of being stranded there. witteker lives in this neighborhood in the middle of two major road repair projects. santa clara county started new construction on black road close four-door 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. next westbound caltrans will begin stabilizing skyline boulevard on monday that road will be closed all next week from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 37 but skyline and black road are the only ways in and out of the area ever the skyline collapsed during the winter storm. the construction schedules leave 171 home owners stranded or blocked out during the days. >> i could get a phone call from school saying the your kid is sick and i can't go get them np. >> many home owners called and complained to both attentions but nothing has been resolved. >> doesn't make sense why can't they work together and open this up and close this or -- vice verse di -- government at work. all i can say. >> home owners are upset and weiery. many were evacuated during the recent fire and just returned. >> there was a big emergency. how are we all going to get out? >> reporter: now we did not hear back from the county today. but a caltrans spokesman told me the agency will reevaluate the situation on monday and emphasize kal advance is concerned about residents being stranded. live in also gatos bay area news. the weekend is here and we are off to a soggy start. on the peninsula here here is what it looked like in loss alt ohs this amp not huge amount of rain but enough to get the roads wet. at this hour we'll take you outside. cool and dry. at least in san jose right now. this is the live look in the south bay. let's bring in jeff ranieri. how are we looking later tonight into veterans day. >> i think we're on the last leg of the system at least right now. there are a few spotty showers lingering throughout the peninsulaen a the south bay. as we look closer it is light shower activity only producing .02 of an inch per hour. the time line shows by 10:00 p.m. we are left with clouds and 52. 5:00 a.m. drizzle just at the immediate coast lain. 9:00 in the morning sun slowly returns. by 1:00 p.m. we set one dry and partly cloudy weather on veterans day. now coming up at 6:20 we take you two the november rain outlook and stick around. 6:48 this evening i'll have a look at la nina and the impacts for the bay area. okay jeff thank you. with the rain we g rainbows. this one across san jose late today. if you have weather video you want to share with us just tag us on facebook twitter or instagram at nbc bay area. >> pushing back against the controversial ct plan limiting who goes to jail. that last week santa clara county is asking police to issue citations i understand of arresting for crimes. san jose police keefe says that doesn't work for him. damian trujillo has the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: prostitution is nothing in you in the washington district. >> i wouldn't want my children walking down here seeing it. >> reporter: but under new new guidelines introduced by the santa clara county the way police deal with it is supposed to change. in most cases the charge no longer comes with a trip to the jail. instead just a citation. >> i can't control what other policies and other entities do. i can only control my department. >> today the police chief says he is not ready to get onboard. he is advising officers to arrest suspects if they see the need breaking from the county's new jail guidelines. those guidelines call for law enforcement to issue a citation instead of a jail booking for most crimes that have a bail amount of $15,000 or less. that includes some thefts, exposure and prostitution cases. the chief says crooks aren't getting off easy in his city. >> i want the residents and the officers and also the individuals that might be out there thinking we're going to be easier on crime that that is not the case in the city of san jose and that these officers will go out. they will enforce the law. >> reporter: the county made the change to keep jail cells from filling up with the low level and mentally ill suspects. they also say a jail supervisor has the final call on who can be booked. and who can't. the san jose police department has modified the duty manual to officially reflect the county's new guidelines. but the chief says he will continue relying on the opinion of officers not a number set i by the county. >> we are here to keep the city safe. >> in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> county offers are closed today we weren't able to get reaction to what the chief said. we have new details in an ongoing police sexual abuse scandal in the east bay. today a legal restrictry for former officer ryan walterhouse. he was face ago misdemeanor charge in case the celeste gaap. the teenager we reported on her extensively who claims she had sex with dozens of police officers from various police department in exchange for protection and information. the d.a. office says it can't find her to testify. so it's dropped the charges. walterhouse's attorney says his client hopes to resume his contrary in law enforcement. the cleanup continues in north bay fire zone. the epa has been working on this almost two weeks now. they've collected items from more than 5,000 properties. and say they're almost 75% finished. which includes everything from paint can'ts cleaners rk oil batteries even pesticides wins the epa finishes work state and federal agencies can come in and remove ash and debris. and that's when the true rebuilding process can begin. well millions raced to music the north bay fire relief concert a big success for victims and first responders. the show itself raised $17 million. in total $23 million raised. metallica and dave matthews just a few of the performers. people who attended say the $23 million is important to help everyone get back on their feet. how about is it in a new survey revealing how expensive it is to rent here in the airway. we compared the cost of a two bedroom apartment across the bay. on average people spend more than $3 a month in san francisco for two bedroom. more than $2,500 a month in san francisco and you can see the numbers there in oakland not far behind. the survey from apartment lists.com says a quarter of bay area renters spend at least half of their income on rent. now next week san jose city leaders will vote on whether to amend the rental ordinance to allow for more rent controlled units. where do we go to get a price break how about sol oh many people moving there to find affordable rents. but the migration is pushing out lower income renters. jodi hernandez is in vallejo where emfamilies are facing eviction. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. the three families living here have lived here for years. in fact the children have grown up here. but tonight they have been slapped with eviction notices. and the prospect of being homeless for the holidays. >> i really don't have a plan at this -- i put it in god's hands. >> the artwork on the wall of this vallejo family apartment says god bless our home. but tonight the family is getting pushed out evicted by the new property owner for no apparent reason. >> we got two more days. don't know where to go. >> tenants of the georgia street triplex got either 60 or 90-day eviction notices .right before the holidays. two of the families say they've been unable to find anywhere else they can afford to rent. >> i see a lot of people going through this. they're getting pushed out. and everybody is one paycheck away from being homeless for the holiday angles bay area housing experts say situations like this are becoming all too common as the bay area deals with an unprecedented housing crisis. where tenants have little power. >> we are sort of in the midst of an unprecedented level of housing inafford ability. they're at the mercy of people who will do the wrong thing in many instances. they have no alternatives. >> we tried to reach the property owner and the property manager. their attorney was unavailable for comment. meanwhile, their tenants have no idea where they and their children will go. >> i don't even know if i'm having a roof over my head when christmas comes. thichg two weeks ago. i haven't thought about thanksgiving. >> reporter: the tenants are hoping that this property owner will have a change of heart, at least give them more time to find new homes. reporting live in vallejo, joerd hernandez, nbc bay area news. check it out a wild animal caught prowling in the urban jungle. the mountain lion that put the san francisco neighborhood on edge this afternoon about what fish and wildlife did. plenty of empty seats at levi stadium maybe this sunday at he will but the 49ers say attendance isn't as bat pads you think. >> 60 in san francisco right now and cloud lingering. tracking wet weather. i'll let you know when at the moves in at 6:20 tonight. but he is steadfast in his belief that there is no need to rush a guy who has only been here just over a week. >> yeah mot trying to make a decision based off what our record is. based off what i know everyone is very excited and wants to see him play including myself, including our coaches and players, including my wife. i get that. i'm well aware of that. but -- i think i'm frt fortunate to be in a situation where we truly can do what we nink is right. a very unusual scene in busy san francisco today. a mountain lion, spotted sitting between two apartment big cat captured. a wild scene in busy san francisco today. what you're looking at is a mountain lion which initially was spotted sitting between two apartment building until it was tranquilized. nbc bay area kristi smith is live in san francisco where the cameras were rolling at the exact moment fish and game brought the wild sta standoff a end. we should say first off the mountain lion is okay. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the department of fish and wildlife says that overall this went well. the mountain lion was not hurt and is being returned to a rural area. but there are still questions tonight as you can imagine, as to why it came to this neighborhood in the city. an abrupt end a hours long stand wrof i don't have. a mounen lion rolling down the hill in the diamond heights neighborhood after being hit with two tranquilizer darts. >> the lion was not injured. >> afterwards it was moved to a truck where it had a mask and the paws tide. >> the drug doesn't allow blinking. >> he says the twitching is a side effect of the tranquilizer but that the cat was not in any pain. this all started when calls started rolling in this morning from people saying the big cat was in the hills between apartment buildings. >> we received he authorization from an area that the mountain lion the buyologist said it was previously located to relocate to that area. >> the area is near crystal springs on the peninsula. the big question is whether this is the same big cat spotted on camera twice this week outside of salesforce ceo marc ben jaafs frist home. >> it's very unusual the lie isn't in san francisco. >> laurie mcdonald's. >> this lion came up from the natural lands just south of the city. and it probably as -- this may be the same lion that showed up on the salesforce ceo camera. >> we don't know for sure at this point. >> he says it's common for young mountain lions to try and fine their own territory and that can lead them into cities. >> it's pretty incredible. especially right there behind you see going moving around. >> reporter: i'm told that this is an 82-pound male, 18 months old, that it will likely be fitwood a radio color collar so it can be tracked and monitored. live reporting live in san francisco, kristi smith nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kristi. if you want more information about the mountain lion our coverage continues online. . you can see it there and the effort to krp it. head to the website, nbcbayarea.com. okay you probably know this. the 49ers are still winless. 0-9 on the season. if you watched any of the games you noticed a lot of empty seats. but the 49ers say it's not as bad as it looks. see for yourself. this picture taken at kickoff last sunday, red seats and a lot of empty seats there. niners say 55,000 people attended this game against the arizona cardinals, about 85% capacity. the team says the photos and the video is misleading because a lot of fans enjoy the games from the club areas. as for the prices you can get a ticket for this sunday's game against the new york giants for as low as $19. those are upper upper deck. you want to sit along the $50 yard line more than $2 oh 0. >> a generous act of kindness to a san jose community dealing with two tragedies over the past year. residents of the golden wheel mobile home park cut the ribbon to the new manufactured homes today. in august flameser to through the park located off of oakland road. three people killed in that fire including two 10b-year-old girls after the fire there was an outpouring of support from the local community. realtors talked and cindy sue donated the house. >> we are humbled and proud to have the opportunity to give back to our community to the one that is need it most. to give a family a new beginning and a new home. >> that last month volunteers canvassed the neighborhood handing out the smoke detecters it also sustained damage from the flooding of coyote creek in february last year. >> let's bring in jeff. this is such a special weekend veterans day for so many families how are we looking for weather. >> clearing out nicely for us. the upcome weekend sunday some of the most sunshine we've seen in the past week. let's look at the microclimate weather. you can see right now live look here across the south bay. road ways slick in downtown. please be careful and reduce speed if you are heading out this evening. you'll see right now currently 62 in downtown san jose. and mainly cloudy. just a chance of a potty shower through 11:00 a.m. as we drop down to 56. in terms of tomorrow's forecast, i still think we'll start off with little bit of cloud cover to begin especially near the coastline and bay. but by the afternoon a partly cloudy sky coming in and temperatures warming up. but not too wrm. 67 in concord. 64 in antioch. 65 in san jose. 66 palo alto. you got 59 in half moon bay. and 61 in san francisco. you're looking at your phone right now. you've been looking at the weather ach and showing a big sun icon on sunday. but i don't want you to get caught off guard. we have the chance of showers. getting close you can ee by sunday 8 to 11:00 at night' we see the new storm system. the phone doesn't know better it's computer related data. it's pulling the icon that it thinks it happening most of the day. but again sunday to 8 to 11:00 p.m. possibly rainfall moving in. that continues into monday. dry on tuesday then by wednesday with we have more possible rain in the mix. then looking dry thursday and friday. now, the number one question we get asked when we do the facebook lives where i'm on twitter is bhaes going to happen beyond this next seven days. the rest of the november rain outlook continues to show above average rain chances here for most of california, including the bay area, right up through the pacific northwest. and notice dryer weather expected down here towards texas. this pattern being influenced by la nina. we'll talk more about the la nina impacts as it has now officially developed. at 6:48. >> thank you jeff see you then. addressing the scandal, a senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct tells his side of the story. will he back out of the race? the latest olympian to come forward with claims of sexual happening new, gold medallist alley raceman the latest olympian to come forward with claims of sexual abuse by a doctor. that doctor is accused of assaulting more than 140 girls and women. that story on the facebook page. just in for veterans day we compiled a list of restaurants offering deals foam for veterans and active military members. republican candidate "roy moore" is denying he turmoil in alabama senate race and could impact the entire u.s. senate. roy moore is nice that he engaged in sexual misconduct with an underage girl. moore has built a political career on his christian values. today he spoke publicly defying a report by the "washington post" that he had sexual conduct with a minor decades ago. his accuser claims it happened when he she was 14 and moore was 32. >> i never talked to her never had any contact with her. allegation of sexual misconduct with her completely false. i believe they are politicly motivated. >> three other women say he also pursued them around the same time. when they too were teenagers. now some republicans are among those saying that moore has to leave the race. although it is too late to remove his name from the alabama ballot. the special election there is in december. well actor and comedian louis c.k. admitted to sexual misconduct against him saying the stories are true. this follows the canceling of the of the latest movie by the driber. now we're learning that netflix hbo and the fx network cut ties with him after five women described harassment to the "new york times." the six-time emmy winner released a statement saying in part the power i had over these women is that they admired me and i wielded that power err responsibly. i have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything i want. i will now step back and take a long time to listen. shock waves from hurricane maria hitting puerto rico now being health in hospitals across america, including some here in the bay area. it's been two months now since this hurricane hit. and local hospitals are reporting short supplies sal ien solution and iv bags you products produced in puerto rico. sal ien is used to clean wounds and deliver medication. hospitals are having to make adjustments. >> the nurse said i don't know if you noticed we don't have the big bag of sal ien and i looked up there is this tiny glass bottle about that big. >> the health care agencies say they are working to get replacements from ireland and australia. calling it an assault on the middle class. nancy pelosi unleashes on the gop tax plan. how she says it impacts students. >> usually back space corrects a space you make using the computer keyboard. not this time process. a $400 error anyone could make. plus the connection to russia. consumer investigator chris chumara. nbc bay area responds next. right now at 6:30, the battle lines are drawn on the biggest issue impacting your wallet. a new republican tax plan. now republicans say the bill will provide much needed relief to the middle class. >> but not so fast. says nancy pelosi. the house minorities was back in san francisco today and called it a scam to reward the witch. sam brock is in san francisco this evening with more. sam. >> reporter: yes ang strong word choice there raj. raj and jess good evening. nancy pelosi back in san francisco because this is here district obviously. but everybody here in this city and every city across the country affected by this. if you are a worker a business owner a student or caretaker this impacts you. from a fire station that today served as a stage, house minority leader nancy pelosi poured cold water on a heated gop pushing to push a plan that she calls a scam. >> this is a gift to corporate america. $19.5 trillion. >> it's a fair characterization so say it's a gift to corporate america. >> middle class americans who own the corporations we own the shares. we work at the corporations. so anything that helps corporate america it creates jobs. it lifts our economy. >> california republican vice chair harmi dill isn't describing a drastic dip in the corporate tax rate leading to new jobs investment and wage growth. but here are some of the people who might be paying for the corporate cuts. >> this plan would seriously disinincentivize me and colleagues from pursuing graduate agreeings and using our discipline to credibility to the common good. >> she is worried the van issuing tax deduction on student loan interest. >> without the deduction we would soon become penniless viefgt and medicaid and charity. >> buol is an 85-year-old caretaker to are hess husband with dementia. the medical bills top $200,000 a year and would no longer be tax deductable under the plan. the medical tax deduction may not say on the table we have to see but an point that nancy pelosied made. it did allow for the deduction of property damage from hurricanes but not fires. reporting live this evening. sam brock. >> leader ploels responding to blunt criticism from one of her friends. dona brazil was in san francisco last night promoteding her new book which is critical of pelosi. brazil told a crowd at the commonality cloud that it was time for pelosi to step aside and make room for new blood. when we asked leader pelosi about the comments she said brazil was a wonderful resource for the dnc and then said this. >> but i don't care about that. you know what i care about. i care about defeating this tax bill. so you want to spend any time talking about the internal whatever goes on in the democratic party i'm not your person. >> she says the infighting and disputes as which no he are a given in any political party. >> it is a saturday event in vietnam president trump having a full day of meeting possibly including a informal discussion with vladimir putin of russia. earlier today a new look for the president. getting i had rid of his shirt and tie for a vietnamese shirt for the apec dinner. the purpose of the meeting is to talk trade. president trump says he just being blunt. from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> mr. trump says he is careful not to blame any trading partners insisting future policies will be america first. president trump will spend part of the week at hanoi where he is honorwood eight sta dinner >> be careful of the typos. nbc bay area responds to a man in san francisco who says he was fooled online with one key stroke. he thought he was doing business with cost co. >> but laterer learned he gave his credit card information to a complete stranger. chris chumara helped connect the did you tell us and went to russia, chris. >> russia. always russia. >> yeah it's a key stroke away. >> one key stroke. exactly that. we have an international puzzle here that did begin with one key stroke. it's a minor spelling error with major implications really a mistake any of us could make. allen stern can spell trouble with one letter. o . >> i had been tricked. >> last year while looking to visit the cost cowebsite he unknowingly misspelled it in his browser. >> costoco. >> there is an extra o in there yet the website that loaded looked legitimate. >> it huss had the logo and brand of course i thought it's cost co. >> the page asked allen to dpo the eight question survey to see thank you he was offered a free bottle of face cream if he paid shipping. he called us after four $97 and $98 charges for a cosmetic membership he returned the cream and explained. >> how could you do this? how could you support this and cost cogoes back and says this wasn't us. >> amazing. >> we shared his experience with technology analyst we learned a new term typo piracy. haste what it called the miss use of misspelled web addresses. >> they have no limit as to how they try and get. >> you she says some sites collect a finders fee for redirecting poor spellers to other sites. some masked as a real site. >> you could have your identity stole zbloon she says the piracy is too complicated to fully unravel. >> i don't know how good your investigative journalism is i know from a consumer perspective i'm not going to figure out where these people. >> we tried with the costoco website. first we searched publish public registry and found it addressed in rather than to a person named vladimir snezco that name is associated with other typo website including marriott with an extra i. verizon missing e. southwestern.com one letter off from southwest.com. the real website for southwest airlines. when we led southwestern it used southwest airlines name and had a survey. just like costoco. that's not the only similarity. several people posted glowing comments on southwestern. the same people also endorsed costoco in the exact same arrowhead. the real southwest and real cost cotold us they have know connection to the sites they never asked for the surveys or authorized the use of name or logo. we had questions for vladimir snezco we sent messages to mokds moscow but never heard back. when we cross referenced the email addresses he used to register the sites we found more than 500 other website, each off by just a letter or two from brand names like google toyota disney, fidelity, sprint, ebay. each waiting to capitalize on your careless tap on a keyboard. >> you really doesn't pay attention anymore. >> but you should. >> because you just don't know who is behind it. >> after we started asking questions, southwester shut down the survey so did costoco. >> i should be more aware than most people. >> he works in digital advertising and internet security is part of his job. allen speaking up because if he fell for typo piracy anyone can. ss of a last swrk check a couple minutes the costoco is redirecting toismen, the real a amazesen the company spokesperson did respond if there is any connection fl ultimately allen was successful in challenging the charges on the credit card but it took a long time. so protect yourself, just pause a second about before pressing entered in the address bar. wait two seconds and proof read the web addresses. carolyna makes sure you look for the lock icon on the brouzer. the if the locks is not there you might not be on the website you think you are. raj and jess great weekend. >> that's easy -- that's an easy way to look at it. thank you chris. if you have a complaint. give chris a call .1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. new rules to the road. state leader gave uber and lyft a checklist for hiring drivers. just one more big boom - and it )s happening tomorrow. this is video from last month... as cal trans workers just one more big boom and it's happening tomorrow. this is a video from last month as caltrans workers imploded three supporting foundations from the eastern san jose bridge. tomorrow crews demolish the last two remaining piers at 7:30 in the morning the bicycle and pedestrian path closed during the dmolition. getting tough on ride share drivers. from now on uber and lyft will have to use accredited companies to screen drivers. that ordered handed down by the public utilities commission. remember a lawsuit filed in 2014 accusing uber of not doing enough and doing fake screenings. the suit of the cost the company $10 million. at this point no response from lyft or uber. >> who is the next governor. expected to be a tight race. the latest poll shows lieutenant governor gavin newsome holds a 10 point lead with 33% support. former l.a. mayor is gaining popularity with 21% support. the race is also in the national attention getting headlines as the democratic party deals with internal struggles. the voters want a shake up and want to us rethink our approach and rethink our strategies. and they want to us really be more aggressive in our values and so that'sway we focus on. you know it's not instance tanious. but we are doing the hard work. >> state treasurer john chunk and former state schools chief delane easton. the election is november of 2008. next year. let's talk about this weekend. and whether the rain has cleared out. >> yeah, it's really looking great for most of the weekend. just a little speed bump coming in terms of the possibility of weekend rain. but right now outside san francisco 60s. a little bit breezy tonight and temperatures dropping to the 50s. take a jacket. we'll track the rain chance. and also la nina and impacts for the bay area. also coffee, lunch and some war stories. the special daily ritual for a trio of south bay war veterans. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) (gasp, shriek) to the next generation of greats... i got it over! we're excited to meet you. i got it over! weekend. a time to honor the sacrifices of our nation )s veterans. well this is a special day and weekend with veterans day. a time to honor the sacrifices of our nation's veterans. and every year there are fewer veterans who served in world war ii. >> nbc bay area joe rose et o junior who remember the war every single day. >> we're going down to lunch. >> life ace littlerightial become more precious as years fall away. >> okay dad. >> the call to lunch in san jose's sun rise villa senior home is a cue for coffee and a meal. but for three world war ii veterans. >> you were in the navy right. >> it's also a time to share a daily feast of memories. >> let me tell but this one ins incident. >> i enlisted in new york. >> niece survivors of the war break bread together. >> i eat every day with him and him. >> 100-year-old joe serve in the navy. 102-year-old tony the marinen and the baby of the group 93-year-old toney a navy man. >> we have a great time, yeah. talk about the old times. >> i did one of those i went. >> his war unfold the on ee jet streama his unit under constant fire. >> i visited a fox hole every night. >> a explosion lodged schrapnel to his head. a bullet to the shoulder ended his war. >> he still got schrapnel. >> east been through a lot. >> all my time during the war was in the pacific. >> their hearing may not be what it once was squloo i ears go, who, what. >> but camaraderie tran skrends words. >> 16 million merps fought in world war ii. these three are among 600,000 veterans still around. >> these fellows. >> but for one hour every day. >> memories of war remain fresh. >> got a good group on that table. >> but as the cove are coffee runs out. >> joseph are you ready. >> another of life's precious rituals comes to a close. >> see. >> you long past the march of war, the march of time rolls on. >> no more war for anybody. >> nbc bay area news. >> we were smiling for so much of the story. so nice to see it. the young kid was 93 years old process. we owe them so much gratitude for the veterans and families. >> that we do. jeff, free weekend everybody outside. >> a great weather for veterans day tomorrow. also into most of sunday then still a chance of showers lingering in that microclimate forecast. let's go ahead and get a look right now at our top weather headline. that's the fact that la nina has now officially developed. it's a rather weak phase but still a 65% chance it could last into february. for us really the bottom line on this could mean near average to above average rain chances heading into winter. remember, 2016, early 2017 when we had the record-setting rain, that was also la nina. that was in place. you can bet we'll stay on top of this with further updates. as we get into tomorrow morning forecast there is onlied a little bit of drizzle near the peninsula. 53 to spouting. partly cloudy in the south bay and 52. colder 48 for the tri-valley. back down to the fourpts in the north bay throughout wine country and 46 degrees. as we head throughout the day tomorrow we get increased sunshine partly cloudy sky by noon. mostly sunny the afternoon. beautiful on veterans day. 65 expected in downtown san jose. not too windy for the east bay just a little bit of wind out of the west at 6-mile-per-hour. 67 in concord. 65 pleasanton and slightly cool ner oakland at 62. pretty much perfect in peninsula. 65 in redwood. san francisco 60 along the embarcadero. and throughout the north bay 64 in sonoma and 62 in mill valley. as we mentioned we have the possibility of rainfall this weekend. it's dry saturday as we talked about. dry through most of sunday. and then once we hit 3:00 p.m. sunday this is something your apps aren't tell you we get the cloud cover increasing into the north bay by 3:00 p.m. the rainfall off shore. that could push in areas of showers by 11:00 p.m. sunday to middle town, kal stowinga also near santa rosa. we want you to be aware of this because if this speeds up a little bit it could mean rainfall for the sunday night. as we get knew the extended forecast we'll see the chance of showers linger into monday. dry tuesday then more possible rain wednesday. also more sunshine by thursday and friday. notice in san francisco cold mornings coming ahead next we can. also for the inland valleys we'll be stay wg the trend of 40s here for the mornings, the next seven injure missouris coming our way. so it's not umbrella weather but you know find that moderate jacket here for the bay area standard. get it out. find it in the closet get it cleaned and looks like we'll need it for a while. >> a little chilly out there. >> yeah. >> coming up is it game over. the battle over a beloved golf course in marine county. will they shut it down? stay with us. it's a slice of heaven in marin county but now the beloved sand jer on mow golf course might shut town soo. >> it might help environmental promgts too but opponents say it's time to move on. nbc bay area colin resch. it's their temple it's their church, museum it's a garden. it's a unique lay out. it's a great golf course. >> it was just a year ago that the golf course was lotted by the golf chunt it graced the cover of ncga golf. and it could be the beginning of the end for a course that's been around 50 years. >> the board of supervisors has an opportunity to enter into a transaction with trust for public land to a you choir the golf course. we have a proposal whether it's a good deal or not and we want to move forward with it but it does involve the golf course shutting down in the next couple years. >> not everyone is ready to let that happen. >> but those guys know they got to vote know on tuesday. >> art's home overlooks the seventh hole. it's become his mission to save sand geronimo. >> for me naes bag science and bad government because we haven't been consulted. hasn't been planning with community discussions. >> he says he has repeatedly proposed an easement that he believes would save the course and satisfy the supervisors. >> i know it's possible. and i put this in front of mr. lee who owns the golf course. i put this in front of three different supervisors. and they all nod heads athis is interesting. but what we're not seeing is anybody saying let's take a step back and let's examine these other alternatives to see if we can get everything we want. >> what's the viability of that? and have you guyed considered that. >> i think if the deal is rejected then everything is on the table including a private buyer coming in and buying the place. but that's not what this is about. it's about this deal that's before us tuesday. >> steven white has run the marin county amateur at the golf course the past ten years. he grew up playing and working at the course. >> my greatest fear is that we have more hillside, more overgrown valley and we lose a community center. where are the 35,000 people going to go that come here every year to play golf. there aren't that many options at marin. >> at s sachlt n. >> ton at 11 they say it's going on the san francisco fire academy once again at the center of troubling allegations of racism and verbal abuse. eye opening letter pb 8 african-americans wrote raising concerns. >> before we leave you the 6:00 jeff back with us. we have the special friday night kindoff at stanford. >> upper 50s really nice out there. of course you'll need the jacket throughout tomorrow. veterans day 64 treeings, partly cloudy, beautiful day, dry throughout most of sunday then rainfall developing 8 to 11:00 at night. mainly for the north bay. if this speeds up a little bit again that could push rain further into the sunday we'll be watching that closely. showers linger into monday dry on tuesday then more possible rain next wednesday. also notice the morning temps in the 40s. >> ooh you got to get the winter coat almost now. it's cold. >> wear the winter p.j. >> good night. that thanks for joining us here at 6:00. have a great night. >> bye-bye. we'll see you. we are the generation that had it all. we are the generation that had the music and the moves. we are the generation that had a dream. we came together to feed the world's children. we came together to protect them, and in this dangerous world we have to keep on saving them and protecting them, even when we're gone. if we remember unicef in our will, we'll be the generation who left a better world for children. visit uniceflegacy.org. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? 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