overnight rainfall. >> are we counting cars or raindrops? "today in the bay's" meteorologist kari hall. chilly weather in store? >> we're getting ready for a very chilly day and one of the coldest nights weave had so far this year. as we take a look at the satellite and radar, we do see there's snow in the sierra and we also have that rain moving east. we've also been able to pick up on snowflakes flying over the mt. hamilton area and gilroy seeing the last little bit of that rain moving through. our temperatures will be very chilly, gusty winds and also some flooding concerns along the bay area coastline. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. let's check up with mike to see how the roads will be. >> looking behind me t bay bridge toll plaza. you see the sheen on the roadway, puddling in the parking lot. that's what you'll find, slick surface streets. we're looking at a light morning commute. a lot of folks hitting the roadways early in the morning just after the break in the commute because of the traffic -- because of the vacation holiday week. a little crash towards the bay bridge toll plaza, but nothing more than that. >> thank you very much. we move to our top story. first kat steinle, now a well-known oakland artist. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live in san francisco with the twist in this investigation. bob? >> laura and sam, good morning to you. sfrins police tell us the gun stolen and used to murder an oakland muralist was taken from a south market area. yesterday the man accused in that robbery and mur dr appeared in an l.a. county court. you hear in the video he was not happy. he repeatedly yelled obscenities. his name is marquise holloway who police say shot and killed antonio ramos as he painted a mural over 580 in october. investigators believe holloway was trying to rob ramos of his camera. in the court case he says it was an accident. i.c.e. released a statement, a duty weapon belonging the an officer with enforcement and removal operation was stolen september 13th in san francisco from a vehicle being used by the officer. the nbc bay area investigative unit says since 2006, i.c.e. agents have lost 165 weapons. as far as the arraignment goes, they never got through it yesterday. they'll have him reappearing this upcoming monday. 4:33. happening today, a north bay man accused in the deadly stabbing of his mother and father is supposed to make his first appearance. authorities arrested 34-year-old nathan wilson on monday. he's accused of killing his mother and father earlier that day at their family home near sebastopol. family friends says for a long time wilson struggled with mental health issues. he'll be arraigned today in santa rosa. >> the south bay home a total loss after being gutted by fire. it started about 8:00 last night on wooding court in san jose. you see the flames quickly spreading. fortunately firefighters kpt it from jumping to neighboring homes. a family of three lives in the house. none of whom were home when the fire broke out. our crew was still there when the homeowner came back, devastating by trying to love at the bright side. >> it's a shame and heartbreaki heartbreaking. again, i'm okay. my wife is okay. my son is okay. my family is okay. so we'll get through this. >> amazing perspective for someone who just lost their home. firefighters say they won't even go inside to try to figure out a cause until later today. >> a little shocked at the same time. it's got to be tough. all right. the weather. a lot of people traveling for the holidays, either coming or going from the bay area. rain to start our day. >> rain to start, still wet as you head out this morning packing up the car. if you're heading the the south, you may still encounter some of that rain on the roadways like i-5 or heading down just south of san jose. so dealing with some of those lingering showers, and as we go into the rest of the day, looking at chilly temperatures. i'll detail that and a look at the weekend coming up. let's check in with mike. >> look at the sheen on the roadway, that's folks traveling northbound 101. that water still slikt here and on the roadways. watch those on and off-ramps. lighter traffic means we might keep the speeds a little higher. we don't have any slowing for the south bay. there was a report of flooding in the milpitas area overnight. really no major issues getting toward the bay bridge with no metering lights yet. back to you. well, 16 never felt so sweet. a live look at the historic oracle ar reen. the arena was rocking with 20,000 fans witnessing their warriors soar into the nba record books. >> go warriors! >> get out that foam finger. the game, never even close. a perfect 16-0 for the season. what a win. it officially marks the best start ever in nba history. >> they played like the warriors were varsity and the lakers played like sixth grade. >> i don't think our players play with pressure. i think the challenge brings out the best in them. >> they played like the warriors were forcity and the lakers were sixth grade. that's classic. the next record they're shooting for is the 33 game streak. >> the lakers had their b team in and they were up by 20-something points. it was a laugher. a possible health hazard. nbc bay area investigating a toxic spill discovered months ago. why where you get your drinking water matters. an investigative unit exclusive: ==sam/2shot== could people's health in one bay area community be at risk? an investigative unit exclusive, could people's health in one bay area community be at risk? that's the question officials still can't seem to answer, this after a hazardous chemical leak was discovered more than seven months ago. >> environmental health inspectors say the leak may have contaminated underwater ground supplies. investigative reporter bigad shaban has more. >> good morning. the leak was discovered at an oil field in alameda county run by a company called e and b natural resources. crews there are still working to clean up the mess that was actually discovered at least seven months ago. county officials still can't answer basic questions about the impact of the leak and whether those living near the site could be in danger. about 400 wells are in the area, but state officials couldn't tell us how many people rely on that water. most, if not all, are private wells, so the water is never treatmented for possible contaminates before it's used for drinking and farmer. in a statement e and b says it believes the leak happened years ago before they ever bought the oil field. the company says it is taking responsibility for the leak. county workers in charge of overseeing the cleanup in livermore say the contaminated soil needs to be removed first before they can safely dig deep enough to test the water supplies. the county is requiring the oil company to provide those test results by december 21st, which means eight months will have passed before some people in livermore find out if toxic chemicals may have oozed into their water supply. >> this isn't the first time this oil company has had to report a leak or spill of hazardous chemicals. you can learn more by visiting our website, nbcbayarea.com. back to you. thanks so much. if you do have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to [email protected]. up next, buying in bulk, getting sick in masses. an e. coli outbreak blamed on costco chicken salad. you need to check your fridge before you put it on your table. weather and traffic at 4:45 on your wednesday before thanksgiving, the holiday. you've got to get there first. some damp conditions outside. >> yes, hitting the road or going to work this morning. we've got all kinds of issues going on out there as far as the weather and the rain that's finally moving out. if you're able to get out on the road early, you may beat the traffic but you still have to deal with some slick road conditions. as we take a live look now, the clouds are rolling out, our skies will be clearing and throughout the day, temperatures staying chilly, not rising much, even as we go into the afternoon under all that sunshine and gusty winds, too. we've been tracking the rain moving through, even a little snow over toward mt. hamilton. as we take a closer look there, we see the rain, last little bit of it moving through 5 and farther to the south. maybe 101 would be a better way to head south. we'll check in with mike for that. let's take a look at the current temperatures, 35 degrees in napa and santa rosa. 45 degrees in san francisco and san carlos. in san jose, 44 degrees, and look how much rain that last little bit of those showers dropped and about a quarter inch around union city as well as sunol. we had light amounts that doesn't include what we had yesterday. about .25 inch in milpitas as well as sunnyvale. as we go into the day, the winds will help dry things out and coming in from the north at about five to ten miles an hour. calming down as we go into tonight. the kammerer winds may allow for freezing temperatures to really settle in all across the bay area and in those valleys. temperatures today, no matter where you are, will be in the mid 50s. no wide range in temperatures today. mostly sunny skies heading into the afternoon. into the next few days we're looking to see when will it rain again. by monday, maybe if you're coming back from thanksgiving, you may have to deal with some rain then and then again on wednesday. so our weather may be starting to get a little bit more active here. let's check in with mike to see how the roads are moving. >> kari, it was active enough to leave water on the roadway in the north bay. a little puddling near the truck scale area. that's the word of caution, light traffic here. as we look at your map, traffic around the bay is very light. getting away toward the sierra, i-80. highway 50, 88, 89 all have chains required. i-5 is still open, but remember we did have issues last time when it had heavy rains. kari is talking about possible snow coming through the area. in the south bay hills we've seen some of that hit. don't worry. you won't build a snowman. those are the conditions, but it will be gone soon. junk food advertising on youtube kids is leading for calls for the feds to step in. >> you wonder why your kids are asking for the lucky charles. we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you both. the markets look ahead to the thanksgiving holiday on a positive note. futures are higher this morning. stocks took off early. weakness tuesday following the news of the downed russian jet. we get tons of economic data today on unemployment, durable goods, personal income and spending, new home sales and consumer sentiment, rising 19 points to 17812, the nasdaq up a fraction to 5102. hilton says hackers got access to payment systems. they targeted security codes and ex-prescription dates. it happened between november and december of last year and april to july of this year. hilton is offering free credit monitoring services to affected customers. youtube's kid's app is coming under fire again. consumer add cassie groups filed complaints saying they found hundreds of ads and promotions for junk food products for brands such as coca-cola, northwest l necessarinestl nestle. sam and raur rah, back over to you. >> thank you very much, landon dowdy. yet another tack canother t kada air bag recall including 22 models shoeld in japan, italy, britain and spain. in the united states alone, 19.2 million vehicles have been recalled. at least eight deaths are blamed on the air bags. kroeding metal can break apart. the centers for disease control is warning about the spread of an insect nicknamed the kissing bug. it's called that because it often bites victims around their lips and faces. it's been known to cause the potentially fatal shig gas disease. the cdc says there's only about 30 such reported infections either. if you're worried about the spread of the insect in california, it's already in the state, although it's much more likely to be found in wooded areas than in your bedroom. the numbers keep going up in a nationwide e cola outbreak. it involves chicken salad from cosco. 19 people reported sick in seven states including california. five people have gone to the hospital for things as serious as kidney failure. experts say this is not the same type of e cola forced the closure of chipotle restaurants on the west coast. 4:50 right now. those turkeys flown to washington from sfo will be pardoned by president obama late they are morning. it's become an annual thanksgiving day tradition to give the birds a pass rather than letting them end up on the white house thanksgiving dinner table. the turkeys coming all the way from modest toe. they've been hand raised over the past four months so they would behave at the ceremony. >> beautiful birds. in new york this morning, people getting ready for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. they're watching balloons being inflated, then participants would walk away with the balloons to make sure they would know how to control them for tomorrow. it's a big deal. more than 10,000 people taking part in this year's parade. this will be the 89th year for that parade down 6th avenue in manhattan. >> part of the tradition for so many kids and so many families there. >> while you're cooking the turkey. >> we'll be back with more news right after this. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit. call 1-888-966-tips or e-mail [email protected]. nbc bay area. we investigate. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. a lot of people traveling today if they're not wrapping up work. >> a lot of people probably took off last friday, but for the rest of us hard working folks, what can we expect? >> we're still concerned about coastal flooding. king tide in effect. most of the high tides across the bay area will be between mid and late morning. some of the low lying areas may have roadways flooding. black friday shopping will only be in the 50s for most of the bay a area. that really doesn't warm up for the next few days. a slight chance of showers heading into the weekend and starting next week. let's check in with mike to see how the roads are moving. >> we're watching the king tides. yesterday we had the closure highway 1 at 101. right now they're all open again. this is san jose water kicking up on the roadways. dublin, not major amount of traffic on the roadway, but still a lot of cars. you watch these off-ramps, these folks doing just fine. this is why we warn, the slick off-ramps could mean you slip off the edge. the bay bridge toll plaza moving well as well. a light easy drive so far towards san francisco. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it is 4:55. a new clook for santa clara police officers. body cameras certainly becoming a sign of the times. the department says officers are now equipped with the cameras after a year of field tests and training. santa clara is the latest city to adopt the technology. it used both federal and city funding to pay for the $435,000 price tag. a conflict between federal and state law has some law enforcement officials worrying that a child pornography suspect may walk free without a trial. the conflict in the twoo laws is the focus of an nbc bay area investigation. right now federal law prohibits the copying of any pornography even for defense teams in criminal trials. state law allow it is practice leaving law enforcement in a bit of a quandary. >> we can't win. we either have to turn it over or a case could be dismissed against a potential child pornograph pornographer. coming up at 11:00, steven stock takes us inside one local case where the conflict has played out. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call call. another tragic bay area death linked to a stolen gun. a mural it's death in oakland getting traced to a stolen weapon from a federal agent in san francisco. area roads this morning -- as people head out of town. we'll tell you if it's impacting where you're heading -- and if . rain lingering on bay area roads as people head out of town. we'll tell you if it will stick around for thanksgiving. big changes coming the a south bay holiday tradition. what you need to do to see the fantasy of lights this year. a deadly trend strikes again, this time taking the life of a popular east bay muralist. "today in the bay" starts right now. good wednesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with rain on our roadways this morning. we've got a live look at the golden gate bridge for you, still wet from the overnight rainfall. >> "today in the bay" meteorologist kari hall keeping an eye on it. it looks clear near the golden gate bridge. >> very cool and the roads will gradually dry. we had one last round of rain. most of us got from .10 to .25 inch of rain. as we saw it moving to the east, there's heavy snow and that may still impact your holiday travel, especially if you're heading to the south or to the east. there's still some weather happening there. look at these temperatures now, 30 in napa, 45 in san carlos, very chilly heading out today. heading towards colder temperatures the next couple mornings. leds send it to mike for a look at how the roads are moving. >> the roads are moving well around the bay. we've zoomed down to 101. you can see the water kicking up, slick from the last rain kari