on a friday, yes, it's early. >> sunday. >> he's got a point. we'll see mild temperatures for today, a few more clouds coming in for the afternoon. the story of the morning which mike will be watching, a little patchy fog around the east bay. 57 in the east bay. not as warm as yesterday. 67 in san francisco, 70 in oakland. coming up, we'll talk about a chance for light rain in the north bay. right now, a lot of issues for what should be a friday light morning, rob. >> that's right. we're looking at some of the fog rob was talking about toward brentwood, discovery bay. watching 580 through sunol. we've had a lot of incidents on the chp blotter, but not blocking roads to the freeway. they may be a little late in clearing those because it doesn't look like there's any real active scenes going on right now. we have a smooth flow of traffic for the b.a.r.t. system. keep in mind yesterday we had overnight problems. we're looking at the oakland b.a.r.t. station. no problems or delays. there's the train. the oakland station is active right now. back to you. >> thank you very much. 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 police headquarters. i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> peaceful protest! >> in the meantime, another tense night in streets across the country. this is the scene overnight in portland, oregon, as demonstrators vented their frustrations on the outcome of the presidential election for a third night in a row. 28 people were arrested. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from oakland where protesters shut down the freeway for some time last night, bob. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. in spite of the freeway being shut down last night, the protests in downtown oakland were much more peaceful than the previous nights before. you can see behind me some property owners who had their windows broken the night before ended up boarding up the remaining windows from the destruction the night before. fortunately last night's crowd kept the vandalism to a minimum, and the crowd last night was much smaller, in the several hundreds, as opposed to the several thousand on wednesday. the protesters rallied against the election of donald trump for about two hours in frank ogawa plaza, then started their march down broadway, raising fears of violence and vandalism. a pastor stood on the corner and begged them to keep their cool, while another man made this passionate plea. >> who cares about trump. this is oakland streets, my town, do not tear up stuff. >> 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: police were able to temporarily block protesters from getting onto the freeway even as some in the crowd threw bottles at officers. no officers were hurt. around 9:30, some protesters did get on 580 shutting down both sides of the freeway for 30 minutes. that's when chp arrested two people. in downtown oak lapd, bob redell, "today in the bay." 4:35 this morning. about an hour ago, president elect donald trump took to twitter regarding the protests. he said, quote, love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud. yesterday was cordial meeting when president elect trump was welcomed to the white house by current president obama. >> a lot of curiosity about how this was going to go. it is tradition that the outgoing president briefs the incoming president. yesterday the two men met for the first time ever. they chatted for about an hour and a half. reportedly they say they discussed a wide range of topics covering domestic issues and foreign policy. >> i want to emphasize to you, mr. president elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed. because if you succeed, the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, i look forward to being with you many, many more times in the future. >> thank you, sir. >> a handshake. and donald trump said he's hoping to seek the president's counsel in the future. coming up, rob has a look at the forecast. >> a little patchy fog around the bay area. good morning sunnyvale. temperatures in the low 50s for now. low 70s this afternoon with increasing clouds and one chance of rain on the way as we start the weekend. the latest when we come right back. rob, i pushed our camera out. you see that little blur there? there's ground fog going on right there just about tassajara. that's west 580 through dublin. we'll talk about the rest of your commute coming up. well, this could affect some people's commutes, mike. a major construction project in san francisco that's going to create delays for at least a year. the area you should try to avoid if you can. "nbc bay area responds." we've recovered over $300,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat chicken in all our chicken soups! behold our greatest opus! but hard skin comes back just likeway too soon. whatever you do. amopé pedi perfect a new level of hard skin removal. it reveals smoothness that lasts, and lasts, and lasts. pedi perfect from amopé. good morning. around san jose and the south bay, patchy clouds. near campbell seeing highs today approaching mid 70s, increasing clouds and a slight chance of rain this weekend. a look at that coming up. a smooth drive here. 13 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge. grant line road to 680/580 westbound, moving well. fog in the air in the tri-valley. we'll track that as well. a deadly three-car crash near city hall in san jose. it involves a new live truck from kgo. it happened 4:30 yesterday afternoon at the sfwer sex of santa clara and fourth streets. a pedestrian was killed. two other victims, a kgo reporter and photographer were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the driver who triggered the accident was detained. alcohol may be a factor. the congested streets of san francisco about to get a little more congested. a main artery of the city will be under construction. we've been warning you, but the construction starts today. >> van ness avenue undergoing a major overall. crews will be at the intersection of van ness and broadway. that's where they're reconfiguring southbound lanes. the streets eventually will include two southbound lanes, two left turn lanes from van ness onto broadway. over the weekend left turns along van ness will be removed at all but three intersections. keep that in mind. the project is expected to finish sometime in 2019. speaking of the city by the bay, today we celebrate veterans day. how you can participate in celebrating our nation's heroes. we stay in san francisco right now, a live look outside at a very calm embarcadero. the scene yesterday of school protests as hundreds of students walked out. we'll have much more news and more on a beautiful day in store right after the break. la ni isere -ut itightnot ck a l niñois thcooli la nina is here. it might not pack a big punch. la nina is the flip side of el nino. that's the cooling of the pacific ocean that impacts weather patterns worldwide. a weak la nina increases odds of a drier winter. in southern california the impact could be a lot worse. government forecasters say there's a 55% chance that la nina will last through the winter. we could use a lot of snow in the sierra. got a little teaser, not even this month, but october. >> october was great. this month has been probably one of the drier starts we've seen to november. but the seven-day forecast brings in a storm good for sierra snow. a little patchy fog, hazy skies across san francisco. gorgeous view there, 58 degrees, not much fog there as we show you palo alto. clear skies as you move down the peninsula. into san jose, final stop. hazy skies, 57 right now, and should see a pretty pleasant day today setting up around the south bay. watching for patchy fog around concord and livermore. light offshore breeze bringing in fog for central florida. zero visibility around half moon bay. high today not as warm as yesterday. mid 70s closer to downtown san jose. around 74234 concord. around the peninsula, low 70s for highs. mid 60s near the coast as the winds turn back onshore, upper 60s near san francisco. for the north bay, highs in the low 70s. satellite view shows the source of the increasing clouds today. in terms of raindrops, not a lot. as we head towards tomorrow morning, the main impact. mostly cloudy skies. a few widely scattered showers mainly in the peninsula before lunchtime. during the afternoon, transitions into partly cloudy skies. rain totals again not much out there. enough to wet the ground in a few spots as times. peninsula into the north bay. not a big storm to start the weekend. other than the few showers we'll see early saturday, the rest of the day looks dry. numbers climbing into the 60s and 70s, sunday likely the warmer of the two days, inland spots have a chance around 3:00 of getting back into the mid 70s. you can see there patchy fog an issue as we head towards sunday morning. the colder system we're watching arriving tuesday into wednesday. you see the bigger change as temperatures cool down towards next week. highs in the mid 70s, for the inland spots for the weekend. we hope wednesday's storm can bring sierra snow and more than just a storm to the bay area. >> mammoth opened yesterday, opened a few runs, still a very early start, folks, so great, looking over here, a smooth flow of traffic. all these incidents out of the roadway, but quite active over the last hour or so. also fog registering on our road weather index for the north bay. let me show you what didn't show up on the map. rob has talked about this. east of tas ha rah, you see the fog breaking um now. a patch or two. in san jose, used this to check for a crash 680 southbound at 101. don't see any disturbance to the flow of traffic. 680 turns to 280 on the other shot of 101. no delays reported after overnight problems yesterday. big delays this morning. things starting great. a higher parking fee at diridon station, an event at sap center, so they raised the price because there's a lot of cross-over parking. keep that in mind. >> 4:48, nintendo's classic game sole on sale today. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. landon, good morning. >> hi sam and lawyer ura. today at 11:11 arm eastern in honor of veterans day, trading will cease to remember those who have fallen in battle while serving our country. after that, the pursuit of money will be paramount. traders looking to beat yesterday's all-time high thanks to the post election trump rally. futures are lower this morning. look for data today on consumer sentiment and earnings from retailer jc penney, missed expectation, comparable quarterly sales down 0.8%. the dow climbing 218 points to 18,807, nasdaq down 42 to 5,208. snap chat is making a spectacle of itself. the website launching new sunglasses. the first of the devices are on sale in venice beach. you better will quick. the machine will disappear just like a snap chat message. >> a lot of entertainment news around as well. nintendo's nes classic edition game console goes on sale in new york. the famous radio city christmas spectacular opens today. the big show features the rockettes, first performed in 1933. the new harry potter movie had its worldwide premier at the lincoln center, "fantastic beast," jk rowling's first screenplay. >> thanks so much. in los angeles, hoping to steal away george lucas's art museum. three weeks ago he released renderings of the museum. he also showed up a version that could be built south of downtown l.a. l.a. county supervisors unanimously agreed to support it. now it's san francisco's turn to say yes. it is veterans day today. time to remember those who have served our country. >> so important. a san francisco ceremony paying special tribute to casualties of the vietnam war. today at 4:00 p.m., the american legion will hold a ceremony to rededicate a vietnam plaque. that plaque honoring 163 san francisco men killed during the vietnam war has been on san francisco's embarcadero for 15 years. over the years the plaque suffered from weather, vandalism and lack of maintenance, but now it's getting a new home. >> to be able to come here and read that name and say we remember, is really important. >> the american legion war memorial commission is having that plaque moved to a more fitting location inside the war memorial building. the plaque has been recast and five new names have been added bringing the total to 168. it's 4:51. up next, we investigate. it's kind of like having your kids taken away from you. it's hard. >> families split apart, their homes taken away. our six-month investigation reveals widespread abuse surrounding evictions in san francisco. even if you've never been evicted, we will tell you how you could cut your rent in half. first, happening right now, we've been tracking all of the protests flaring up across the bay area. thousands of people were blocking streets while others took out their anger by breaking windows and setting fires. you can find videos and pictures from the demonstration at nbcbayarea.com. planned parenthood is getting calls from concerned women worried about the repeal of obama kae. we have more on how the process will work on our twitter page. back in two minutes. good morning san jose. a very dark start right now to your friday. a live look outside right now at the city, one of many places in the bay area honoring our veterans today. there will be a parade actually starting at the cesar chavez park at 11:00 this morning ending at san carlos street. we'll have more on the events going on in our region today. 4:54. our investigative unit is exposing widespread abuse when it comes to certain types of evictions in san francisco. >> even if you've never been evicted, our story could help you save thousands in represent. investigative reporter bigad shaban brings us the investigation this morning. bigad? good morning. if you're living in a home where someone was evicted illegally, your may actually be able to lock in that person's old rent price, even if it's thousands of dollars less than what you currently pay. a lot of you may be eligible and not even know it. we spent the past six months looking into evictions across san francisco and found some landlords seem to be abusing the system and making a lot more money in the process. we obtained city roirds for an entire year's worth of evictions where tenants were kicked out because their landlord or relative wanted to move in. by law they had to intend to live there for at least three years before renting to someone new. we found landlords appeared to be cheating the system. we've interviewed over 100 people, and in 24 cases which represent nearly one in four of all the evictions we looked into, the person who should be living in the home is not, an apparent violation of the city's own laws. on our website we've mabed every single owner move and eviction in san francisco for the past three years. it's easy to find your neighborhood. you zoom in and you can see when the eviction took place. many of these are totally legal. if your address is listed here and you're not the landlord or family member, chances are someone was wrongfully evicted and you might be able to lock in the cheaper rent. fill out the official complaint form on our website. there you can also find our map. if you live in one of these homes, we want to hear from you. that's all at nbcbayarea.com. guys, back to you. >> very interesting. if you have a tip for our vittive unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips, or send us an e-mail to the yuunit@nbcbayaream theunit@nbcbayarea.com. keeping it consistent for the weekend forecast, the fall that feels more like summer. good morning. >> good morning. especially in a few areas including los gatos that got close to 80 degrees. today highs in the mid 70s. maybe a few changes as we head into the start of the weekend. more clouds and at least a chance of some rain making a comeback. a look at that coming up. a change here. we had this lit up red, white and blue, not for veterans day. chp helping this truck on the shoulder, now just blinking lights. we'll talk about where this is and the impact. a disturbing discovery in the east bay. three bodies found when firefighters arrive at a burning home. the new details our live crew is uncovering at this hour. 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"today in the bay" starts right now. >> good friday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon, let's get straight to the frad forecast because after friday comes saturday. >> the weather looks nice, almost a rewind of summer-like temperatures. close to 80 in a few spots. looking at highs that should approach the mid 70s. before we get there, look out for patchy fog in a few spots including the tri-valley this morning. 53 in livermore, 56 in san jose. san francisco close to 60 to start the day. we'll see numbers in the upper 60s around san francisco into san jose. highs in the mid 70s, we have seen a lot of patchy fog around stoneridge into pleasanton this morning. >> we see some more fog near discov

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