there was an of -- explosion . a package ask loaded. >>an investigation is underway in alameda after a package exploded at a home, where a police officer possibly lives. a neighbor says the package was delivered to the home of an off- duty officer who noticed the package had wires coming out of it. he threw it into the street where it exploded, it is a little bit of tree shopping that we are going to do today.>> you might notice that the selection is smaller and prices are higher. first, let's talk about the rain. rosemary is tracking that force this morning. it is coming. we have a beautiful sky out there. we do have some late -- light rain at the northbay. this is a gorgeous view. temperatures this morning are mild at 59 degrees in santa rosa. low 60s in san francisco. oakland, livermore and san jose are at 65 degrees. there is a little bit of a breeze out there. we are looking at a transition to wet weather in the hours to come. the northbay is already seeing some of this. let's see where we are seeing light to moderate rain. off the coastline and further to the north, lake county is getting some of that. can pick up on a few yellows here. there are a few scattered showers. this will march cross -- across the bay area by about noon time. here's a look at futurecast. it has slowed down some. it is creeping into the east bay and down along the and insula. at 10 am a little bit further south. by noon time san jose and morgan hill. behind that, we will see scattered showers for the entire day and a slight chance of thunderstorms which could include hail. this afternoon it just continues with the on and off light showers. if you are card to the raiders or niners game, you may need raingear. we will see you taper off as we get into the evening hours. a second wave will move through overnight and into monday morning. the afternoon high will be in the 60s. mid-sixties in hayward. upper 60s in livermore. we will have some snow in the sierras we will talk about the rainfall we expect to get with the system and what to expect if you are traveling today coming up. chp officers late saturday night arrested a hit-and-run suspect who caused a collision that killed four people on westbound interstate highway 80 at san pablo dam road in san pablo, according to chp officials. at 11:45 p.m., chp officials announced on social media that the suspect was apprehended. the contra costa county sheriff's office assisted in the arrest. the collision was reported at 8:11 p.m. on highway 80 at the san pablo dam road off-ramp. the collision involved five vehicles and the suspect had fled the scene, chp officials said. four people died in the collision and six were injured, chp officials said. a sig-alert was issued at 9:22 p.m. because all westbound lanes of highway 80 are blocked near the collision. all lanes of the roadway were reopened just after 3:30 a.m., and the sig-alert was canceled. >> reporter: good morning. all westbound lanes of the 80 freeway were reopened. as you can see, traffic is moving with no problems. late last night it was a much different scene. the accident that you mentioned closed that side of the freeway for seven hours. this is cell phone video of the crash. this was eight p.m. saturday night. multiple vehicles were involved . four people in one car were killed. 6 others were injured in this accident. the driver who caused the crash left the scene. chp officers and sheriffs deputies arrested him shortly before midnight. the name of the suspect and those skilled have not been released -- those killed have not been released. we have been reaching out to the chp trying to get more information. i will have an update for you at the bottom of the hour. back to you. >> thank you. chp is investigating a deadly crash involving a motorhome just after 9:00 last night. state highway 116, you could see it on the map, a small toyota and motorhome crashed. one person died at the hospital. there is no word what led up to that crash. a man was arrested after a human skull was found inside his trunk. joshua would davis was arrested thanksgiving night after being pulled over. investigators say they found drugs behind a sealed door and a human skull in a bag in his trunk. school looked like it had been recently -- the skull looked like it had been recently dug up. investigators are trying to figure out where the skull came from. a package ask loaded. an investigation is underway in alameda after a package exploded at a home, where a police officer possibly lives. a neighbor says the package was delivered to the home of an off- duty officer who noticed the package had wires coming out of it. he threw it into the street where it exploded, injuring a female who was in the area. authorities will not say exactly where the explosion happened, but neighbors tell us it is near lilac street and oleander avenue on bay farm island of alameda. the postal service inspector confirms the package was delivered to the home by the usps. the postal inspection service tells ktvu it is staying tight- lipped about the incident during the investigation. the contents of the package have been shipped to washington for further analysis. alameda police department, alameda county sheriff's department, the atf, and postal inspectors have all responded to the incident. >> reporter: we had a package explode. >> we are ping airtight with the details. >> reporter: a package was detonated and usps is saying little. the fire department confirmed they responded to an explosion at a home. a neighbor says a package was delivered to the home of an off- duty officer who noticed the package had wires. he through it into the street. it exploded and injured a female nearby.>> this is very early in the investigation. a number of agencies are working on this. the sheriff's department responded. atf responded. postal inspectors have responded. >> reporter: the contents of the package have been shipped to washington for further analysis. they are trying to determine how this package made its way through the postal system with wires exposed. >> that is part of the investigation. we are looking at how it was wrapped. that is all part of the investigation. back to you. a man who survived last month shooting in las vegas has died in a hit and run.>> he was hitchhiking west of las vegas. the driver of a chevy camaro hit him and drove off. it is been a bumpy road for the holiday trolley. it did not run last night due to mechanical problems. it will not run tonight either. the trolley was brought back friday. it is supposed to shuttle between the civic center and the downtown stations. it offers free rides of rum friday through sunday -- from friday through sunday. it should be back in service next weekend. they call this cyber monday but the online shopping could start today. amazon could have an all-time record for sales. amazon is not releasing details but it's most popular sales items were it's fire tv stick and echo smart speaker. it has special side -- cyber monday prices set for tomorrow. they expect this year to be busier. tomorrow, we will be live at the fulfillment center to see how busy it will be. 700 40 items -- 740 items per second is what they sold last year. if you are shopping for a christmas tree, the prepared for sticker shock. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. good morning and happy sunday. this is a live look at mostly cloudy skies. what a gorgeous shot. rainy weather is returning to the bay area. there is no on the way. how long will it take to move through coming up. at least two people are dead and 30 others hospitalized after an explosion in a chinese factory. it happened about 60 miles south of shanghai. it was just before 9 am. there were workers inside the factory. the blast brought down nearby buildings. there may have been people in the area collecting scrap materials. rescuers are still looking for victims. because of the blast is under investigation. in egypt, survivors of a mosque attacked our saying an isis group set off explosions during a prayer service. the attackers of five in -- arrived in five suvs. the gunman opened fire and tossed [ inaudible ] aside. the death toll is currently at 305. that includes 27 children. 120 people were wounded. anthony four-day shows his support to three women accusing harvey weinstein of ray. he tweeted a photo today. all three actresses have accused weinstein of attacking him. al franken his expected to talk to reporters later today to discuss allegations of sexual harassment against him. the former saturday night live television star says he is committed to regaining the trust of his constituents. he will not resign. for women have accused him of sexual misconduct. congress returns to congress tomorrow. they have a lot to get done. one top priority will be to pass a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. the senate will work on tax reform legislation after a house -- the house passed a bill earlier this month. republicans want a bill on the president desk. democrats say it will hurt working and middle class americans. >> we need to get together now and work out our difference. >> it is a concentration of the wealth. the poor are left out of the equation. the inevitable tax cut will lead to program cuts. >> congress will debate funding for a border wall. they face a deadline for dreamers. donald trump plans to meet with leaders on tuesday to push his agenda. of on , trunk will head to india -- eve anke -- of anke -- ivanka trump will be heading toward india to promote entrepreneurship. the redeemer statue was illuminated yesterday. the un women extended a global invitation to wear orange until december 10 which is human rights day. this year's campaign aims to support refugees in populations affected by conflict and natural disasters. if you are just waking up with us, the rain is headed our way. when will it arrive? rosemary is joining us. >> there's a little up north, right? yes. for the next 24 hours, we will be with it it -- within a pattern that brings storms. a second wave is expected overnight. we like the storms while we are sleeping. this is where the winds are picking up. up to 20 miles per hour around the airport . let's look at where the rain is falling at this time. the north take is seeing it first. lake county down through santa rosa and petaluma, it is a wet one. of you pockets of moderate rain have been reported. that is to be expected. a slight chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. we could see hail. light rain is reported over the mountains. snow levels at the sierra are very high. we have rain beginning to move in. tonight snow levels will be dropping. the better time to get out of the sierra will be the first part of the day. there is an advisory that the national weather service has issued for areas of the sierra at about or p.m. winds are gusting at 20 miles per hour. san jose has a gust of 21 miles per hour. as far as rain, anywhere from 0.25 to 0.5 inches. the hills could pick up more than that. steady rain is expected today and then it will be on and off through the evening. the winter weather advisory for the sierras goes from 4 pm today until 10 am tomorrow. snow levels will drop to about 4000 feet this evening and tomorrow morning. here's a look at the futurecast model. by 9 pm it moves into south they. it is scaling back just a little bit as far as amounts. there is a possibility. we have a moist boom that is moving through. overnight we have another way. this is colder. that is why snow levels will drop. the temperatures this morning are relatively mild or cloudy, breezy with a little bit of rain. 59 degrees in san francisco. 60s in hayward. those temperatures do not change a lot for the afternoon. we may warm a few degrees, but we will remain on the mild side. temperatures will drop as we get into your business week. there is a chance of scattered showers to start the morning. then we will be dried monday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday. with the cooler temperatures, we tend to see morning fog. washington state has three homes threatened. the river has reached its highest level since 2006. a ration -- erosion is a big problem. at least one large shed has already been swept away. donald trump this is my sons -- >> this is my son's first home. my husband built this from the ground up. we were not expecting this. >> county leaders have requested help from the army or of engineers. they have been seeing rain day after day for the past few days. the pacific northwest is the only area that has very and -- been very active as far as weather goes.>> all right. thank you. coming up next, a very personal story of a woman battling stage iv long -- lung cancer. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. how about the war years and a come back. they were down 14. they had an easy go with the pelicans. they win 110 to 95. new orleans went to work. holiday had 17 in the first quarter. here is a coast to coast. duncan finished with a couple of dozen points. the dubs breezed by 110 to 95 stanford 18 of its last 90 -- nine games. -- stanford wins 8 of its last 9 games. the big game will be friday. >> stanford had little trouble with the irish. erwin went 29 yards a tight game until stanford got 21 on the board. four in the game. they roll to win. next up is usc on friday night.>> let's not forget about san jose state. the spartans won their second game of the year. this is a big play. parker scored on a 44 yard touchdown run. it is a holiday lighting ceremony. the annual tree lighting union square dazzled a huge crowd friday night. shoppers and other visitors arrived early to hunt for bargains and see the show. the audience consisted of both locals and visitors. ant they say the shopping was good, but the ceremony was even better. around 7pm, the 83-foot tree lit up to the delight of an estimated crowd of more than 10,0000 people. it's the spirit of the season. the people here, the tree lighting it's a celebration here in san francisco. for many, the tree lighting ceremony signals the kickoff of the holiday shopping season. for this visitor from illinois, san francisco union square is the place to be. "stores are everywhere and i like shopping. i'm impressed," said linda lambert from rockford, illinois. this will be on fox television. ralphie gets a red ryder bb gun for christmas. >> i think everyone should see a little bit of themselves in this. people are telling them that it will not happen. >> you can see a christmas story live. >> don't do that. >> this will be on sunday, december 17. this includes a famous scene, this boy got his tongue stuck on a frozen metal lempel. >> i have to revisit this. coming up next, so many precious items lost in the wildfires. >> this man found to photo albums. he is searching for their owners. more on how you can help is coming up. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. welcome back. let's get you outdoors. we have a little bit of rain coming. we have some rain on the coastline and portions of the north day. it will be -- bay. it will be an hour area at about 9 am. this is a view of the transition we have seen. most of us are waking up with cloudy skies. it is breezy. the wind is picking up ahead of the system that will bring us about a half inch of rain. the north they could pick up a little bit more than that. here's a look at storm tracker 2. the rain is already falling over sonoma county. it is off to the coast as well. south of inverness, highway 1 could be tricky. as we shift toward the west, it is going toward bolinas. the santa cruz mountains are also seeing some. it takes a while for the atmosphere to moisten up. this is rain falling but evaporating before it hit the ground. we have scattered shower activity over the sierras. it is still green. the snow level is very high but will drop over the afternoon and tomorrow morning. a winter weather advisory starts at or p.m. and expires tomorrow at 10 am. we could get a foot of snow at some of our highest elevations. if this is your travel day, and you are coming from tahoe, be prepared. a breezy one out there. 17 miles per hour in oakland. temperatures are mild, low 60s in san francisco. 65 in san jose. we don't expect temperatures to change a lot over the course of the day. low to upper 60s in the mid--- in the afternoon. the rain will move through this morning, scattered showers for the rest of the day. chp officers late saturday night arrested a hit-and-run suspect who caused a collision that killed four people on westbound interstate highway 80 at san pablo dam road in san pablo, according to chp officials. at 11:45 p.m., chp officials announced on social media that the suspect was apprehended. the contra costa county sheriff's office assisted in the arrest. >> reporter: there was an arrest made late last night. this is the man that they believe who sparked this collision. right now, the traffic is moving freely on the west bound lane of i-80. these were completely blocked last night for seven hours. that caused a backup of two miles. that is weird up now. look at this cell phone -- that is cleared up now. look at this cell phone video. four people were killed and ask people seriously injured -- six people seriously injured. the man who caused this accident left the scene. he was arrested shortly before midnight. investigators are trying to determine what happened. we have calls into chp and the sheriff's office. hopefully we will have more information coming to you at the top of the next hour. back to you. a driver has been arrested in connection with a dui crash that killed an 89-year-old woman on thanksgiving day. that happened on montreux avenue thursday night. 89-year-old shaw was a passenger . she was taken to the hospital where she died. a 21-year-old was arrested. he was the driver in one are -- car. a man in santa rosa is searching for the owners of two photo albums found in the rubble of the fire. mr. george found to wedding albums found -- in the santa rosa area. you can find a link on his facebook page and on our webpage at ktvu.com. we now know the opponent, this is for the division iii finals. marin catholic. we have been following the cardinal newman team. they advanced to the finals as well. their success has been a bright spot during the difficult time for the community. the championship game, that won't be easy. marin catholic is the number one team in the division.>> we encourage you to participate in the one warm coat collection drive. now is the time to clean out ne warm coat. worn coat or jacket will be given away free to thousands of bay area families in need. there are several drop-off locations around the bay area. ktvu fox 2 is helping warm our bay area communities one coat at a time. one warm coat is a national non- profit organization that works to provide a free, warm coat to any person in need and raises awareness of the vital need for warm coats. coats are distributed in the communities where they were collected, to any person in need, without charge, discrimination or obligation. since its inception in 1992, one warm coat has worked with its volunteers to give away over 4 million coats. you can drop off your coats at bay street in emeryville or at ups and big o tire stores. time magazine says california is the most expensive date to buy a christmas tree. they average 70 six dollars each. prices are a little bit higher here in the bay area. growers are blaming the 2007 recession. >> reporter: christmas tree experts inspect dozens of pine trees to find the perfect one to bring home. look at the price tag. parents may feel sticker shot. >> they are up by at least $10 from last year.>> reporter: most christmas trees here come from oregon. there is a shortage. >> we had a list of every tree grower. we started calling. >> they called more than 100 tree farms and found that this year we only had one. the piedmont boy scouts got 1400 trees, less than what they asked for. they had to raise the price by $10 on certain trees. >> during the great recession, more trees were cut and planted. the economy crashed. we heard that they stopped growing trees or they cut down on the number that they group.>> reporter: oregon trees were cut down to plant marijuana instead. >> this is our first crap -- crop. >> reporter: these tree growers hope to not have to rely on organ trees. >> anybody who wants a charlie brown tree is ready to -- welcome to get them. last year we sold out by december 16. customers should come by sooner than later. >> reporter: demand is high and supply is low. people should not wait to do last-minute shopping for trees. a christmas tree usually grows about one foot per year. if you 18 seven foot tree, that will take about eight years. -- a seven foot tree, that will take about eight years. >> someone is snatching cell phones. three different people had their cell phones stolen over the weekend. a similar incident happened back in april with 50 teenagers rushing onto a train and robbing people on board. tate steinle's trial will resume tomorrow. she was sightseeing with her father back in july of 2015. jurors began deliberating on tuesday. prosecutors say he aimed -- aimed a gun and opened fire. the defense says the gun accidentally discharged. a border patrol agent was laid to rest saturday as the investigation into his death continues. this was held in el paso. jeff sessions was among those who were scheduled to attend. martinez and another aged were responding to an incident and later found with severe head injuries. he died from his injuries. his partner was released from the hospital. florida police are not saying if they arrested the driver who was trying to make it political statement near the president's motor -- motorcade. the president was leaving his golf club when a red van tried to get into the motorcade. the secret service says the president was not injured. he is spending his thanksgiving weekend on a working holiday. he is expected to return to the white house tonight. snow levels are dropping tonight. that is good news. >> in the next hour we will go to a ski resort for an update. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. november is lung cancer awareness month. 25% of people are actually non-smokers that suffer from lung cancer. this woman is sharing her story. this young wife and mother is fighting for her life. doctors say her story is not uncommon. >> reporter: donna gary had a storybook life. >> i married great. we both went back to greg -- grad. we have a boy and a girl. then i got sick. >> reporter: she thought it was a cold. a cough that would not go away. >> then i was coughing so hard i was breaking ribs. i had broken two ribs coughing. they finally decided to do some tests. they did a biopsy. when i woke up from that i saw the look in my doctor's face. i said, just tell it to me. >> he said it was cancer, stage iv. >> reporter: that means it had spread. >> i had over 200 nodules, tumors and my lungs. 15 tumors in my brain. >> reporter: she was only 39. she doesn't smoke. sheets healthy, exercises regularly and when the symptoms darted she did not wait to go to the doctor.>> this is her doctor. her case is a wake-up call and an opportunity to educate ourselves on who cancer is targeting. >> 25% of lung cancer cannot be accounted for by smoking. that is a ready big percentage when you think that one point six million cases are diagnosed yearly. >> that is a lot of patients. lung cancers and never smokers more frequently occur in women than men. this is particularly true in asians. women diagnosed in asia, 60 to 80% have never smoked.>> -- >> reporter: why? >> we don't know exactly. research is needed. three types of lung cancer have been identified knowing what it is is a game changer when it comes to treatment. >> we want to test for those. we have medications that can shut off signaling to make the tumor stop growing and shrink. >> reporter: there are side effects. terry has lost a lot of hair. she can take her treatment at home with a pill. she calls the effects a miracle. she was on oxygen and could not walk around because she was in so much pain.>> i would take three weeks with no shortness of breath. >> the doctor has now said that my lungs look like a normal person's.>> i am down to six tumors in my had. they are much smaller. they have reduced in size and they are not causing symptoms.>> reporter: we wish she gets her storybook ending but the treatment is not a cure. she is still stage iv. she still has lung cancer. she is fighting for herself and others. she was inspired to tell her story to raise awareness. >> i can't take anything for granted. tomorrow is not guaranteed. >> reporter: if life can be captured in pictures, she is building one filled with love and strength. she just wants to grow old with the love of her life. she is a mother who is fighting with everything she has for that storybook ending. one that gives her a chance to watch her babies grow up.>> i just want to enjoy life and be with my children. i need to give the moment they will remember. >> reporter: she just turned 40 and celebrated her 10th wedding anniversary. she is so inspiring. she is fighting. it is a time to raise awareness. if you feel something wrong, even if you think you could not have cancer, go get it checked out.>> that is inspirational. >> they say if you convince the mind, the body will follow. >> we don't like cancer. >> no. it is not our friend. good for her though. attitude is half the battle. >> all right. let's go over to rosemary. >> reporter: we are watching the rain. today you have a little bit more time, depending on where you live. >> this is a nice day to wind down. rain is falling across parts of the north bay. we have had some beautiful pictures come in on twitter. this one is from livermore. a beautiful start to the day in most areas. most areas are starting out dry. that will change over the course of the next few hours. north bay is seeing quite a bit of rain already this morning. accumulation is starting to register. we are looking for about a half of an inch with the system. a lot of people are traveling and the roadways will be wet. we have green on the screen and some pockets of yellow indicating moderate rain. highwinds in petaluma and sonoma. a little closer to areas on the coastline, we have highway 1. these are all covered in green. down in marin there is also rain falling there. this stretches over toward saratoga and south bay. we are keeping an eye on the sierra. snow levels are high. we have rain and wind. snow levels will drop over the course of the afternoon and evening hours. the second wave that moves in tonight is colder. for today, heavy rain between now and noon. afternoon showers remained in the forecast for the entire day. a second wave will move in late tonight. we could get an additional inch up in the north. in the hills, we could see more than that. the winter advisory starts at 4 pm and goes until 10 am tomorrow. it will impact the passes. here's a look at the futurecast models. here is 1:00 in the afternoon. the niners and rangers -- raiders will see rain. at 11 pm, another wave comes through. tomorrow morning we wake up with scattered showers possible for the morning drive. then we will dry up. the wind is up this morning, sustained at 18. temperatures are in the 60s right now and will not change much today. we may see a few degrees of warming this afternoon and that will be it. temperatures beginning monday will fall a little bit. we will warm-up wednesday and thursday. >> could you get wet at the game today? >> definitely. bring a poncho. >> stay with us, we will be right back. here's a little bit of west sides tory. in san jose last night, although you momentum was with the sharks. the sharks needed a win last night. they ported on. with 30 seconds left, the first score of the game came in. the sharks went on to win 4-0 dig -- >> be sure -- the sharks win. the raiders must win today. tom brady and the patriots in mexico city kickoff against the broncos to get -- today. they hope to make it to in a row later today. the niners are coming off a bye week. they could rest and feel good about that big win over the giants. we will find out who the quarterback is today at 1:00. we will talk to joe in our next hour. >> we always look forward to chatting with joe. a full report on eight deadly crash. stay right where you are. -- a deadly crash. stay right where you are. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. this is morning loan 2 we can. -- mornings on 2. >> how much rain will we get? >> if you are in the north bay, you already have some. it is sweeping into the south day. into the afternoon we will be left with scattered showers. here is a view of mostly dry conditions. a lot of great shots out there this morning. there is a cold you to shut -- start your day. we started off the morning with scattered showers over the north day. it has become more widespread. here is a view of what is going on a little bit closer. in late county we have seen a steady, light rain. it is down to marin now. it goes all the way down toward fairfax as well. squeezing in just a little bit closer, down to roanoke park, we have sonoma and napa reporting light rain. as we pull toward the west, it is along the coastline and perhaps approaching the golden gate bridge. on the coastline, a little bit here over the santa cruz mountains. we have some scattered showers in the sierras. this is green. it is not white just yet. the snow level will drop over the course of the afternoon. today is a big travel day, it could be slick and slow. the wind will also pick up. we have reported gusts of 20 miles per hour. it is mostly cloudy and breezy. we are mild, upper 50s and low 60s. for the next 24 hours we will have heavier's tough this morning and then -- heavier stuff this morning and then maybe some hail. a second wave will move in tonight. steady rain once again. hopefully we are sleeping and we will be done by the morning. rain amounts will be about 0.5 inches. the hills could see a little bit more than that. no levels will drop. the snow advisory does not expire until tomorrow morning. i will have more in just a little bit. four people are dead and one person is in custody. chp officers late saturday night arrested a hit-and-run suspect who caused a collision that killed four people on westbound interstate highway 80 at san pablo dam road in san pablo, according to chp officials. at 11:45 p.m., chp officials announced on social media that the suspect was apprehended. the contra costa county sheriff's office assisted in the arrest. >> reporter: good morning. we have calls out to the ch p to get -- chp to get more information. all westbound lanes now in san pablo are opened. that is good news for people who are up early and headed back into town from thanksgiving. earlier, all the westbound lanes were shot for seven hours. a backup stretched for two miles. this is cell phone video. multiple vehicles were involved in this deadly crash. for people in one car were killed. of the driver who caused the crash left the scene. the sheriff deputies ultimately arrested him shortly before midnight. no names have been released. investigators are trying to determine exactly what happened and was the initial collision. five vehicles were involved in this accident. we have reaching out to chp and the sheriff to get more information. we will up date you again at the top of the next hour on our plus channel. back to you. chp is investigating a deadly crash involving a motorhome on lake view highway. this happened at 9 pm yesterday. this is where 116 meets. one person died at the hospital. no word on what led up to that crashed an investigation is underway after a package is loaded. an investigation is underway in alameda after a package exploded at a home, where a police officer possibly lives. a neighbor says the package was delivered to the home of an off- duty officer who noticed the package had wires coming out of it. he threw it into the street where it exploded, injuring a female who was in the area. authorities will not say exactly where the explosion happened, but neighbors tell us it is near lilac street and oleander avenue on bay farm island of alameda. the postal service inspector confirms the package was delivered to the home by the usps. the postal inspection service tells ktvu it is staying tight- lipped about the incident during the investigation. the contents of the package have been shipped to washington for further analysis. alameda police department, alameda county sheriff's department, the atf, and postal inspectors have all responded to the incident. the postal inspector confirms the package was delivered to the home. they are trying to figured out how it got past postal and service -- service employees. >> we have a number of agencies working on this. the alameda police department has detectives designs -- assigned. atf responded and postal inspectors have responded. >> the contents of the package have been shipped to washington dc for analysis. it has been a bumpy ride or the holiday trolley. it did not run last night due to mechanical problems. it will not run tonight as well. they brought back the historic trolley to shuttle between the civic center and the rahway station. -- railroad station. it offers free rides friday through sunday for the rest of the holiday season. last night, radical -- mechanical issues caused it to shut down. it should be back in service by next weekend. cyber monday. the online shopping spree could start to peek today. amazon could hit an all-time record for online sales tomorrow. amazon took in 50% of all black friday sales. they are not releasing details. the fire stick and echo.were popular items. there are special prices for tomorrow. amazon says it sold 700 40 items per second -- 740 items per second last year and they expected to be busier this year. >> i wish i would have thought back about 20 years ago. -- bought stock about 20 years ago. when we come back we will look at the 49ers and raiders. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. if you are tree shopping in santa rosa, i guess your tree will be wet.>> yes. the rain is starting to move in. >> reporter: we will have scattered showers for the entire day. here is a view over the bay. a look toward san francisco. cut -- skies are turning gray. the east bay has some gorgeous sun and clouds out there. notice, the visibility is lowering. the wind has picked up. there is rain in the bay area. here's a or just shot. thank you, chris for this one. as we get into the second part of sunday, we will have partly sunny skies. we may even see an isolated thunderstorm or two pop-up. here's a look at norm drucker 2. this is developing over the last 90 minutes. it is shifting a little closer to the central bay. it has slowed down a little bit. the models have been fairly consistent in bringing this through. it will be at about 10 a clock in the central bay. here we go, light to moderate rain along highway 101. it is a wet one. can see some rain falling. highway 1 has some green on the screen. petaluma, it is heading north into lake county. that goes toward st. helena. american canyon is rain as well. this goes down to bolinas. along the coast, some sprinkles are popping up. there are light and scattered showers. in the sierra we continue to see green. snow levels are fairly high. they begin at 8500 feet and drop over the course of the afternoon. this morning you will not need -- no winter travel, i should call it. that will change tonight into tomorrow. getting in and out of the sierras, the better opportunity will be the first part of the afternoon. the wind is gusting at 20 miles per hour. and advisory for taha -- tahoe today. some models indicate 4000 feet. as far as rainfall, it does not stop. it will be on and off scattered shower activity. into the evening, it is still coming. it will be moist out there today. a second wave will bring colder air. that will drop the snow levels. monday morning we wake up to some scattered showers. we could have a ret -- wet roadway for tomorrow morning. most people will see about 0.5 inch -- inches of rain. mild for most of us, mid- sixties. the temperature will not change much. here's a look at your extended forecast. monday and tuesday we will be dry with morning fog. it will be chillier. wednesday and thursday, the temperatures come up just a bit.>> 60s across the board. we will take it. >> the sierras, we are going to go over and check out how things are looking. cooper, it is not there yet? >> reporter: the southerly wind is here. the upper mountain has 70 miles per hour winds . the gusts are at about 80 miles per hour. the wind is really starting to rip. it is coming in. we need the snow. >> i guess so. can you talk about the weekend? you got an early start. thanksgiving is not always good. >> it has been pretty good. the mountain operation, we are trying to groom that terrain. the skiing and riding has been good for early-season. this is where we started firing up last year as well, the latter part of november. we feel good about it. kirkwood open a couple of slopes. i got the first 10 max days in. -- 10 days in. >> are you feeling pretty good about how it will go? i have heard people say that they are glad they are open but we need some more snow. >> let me tell you. it is good with the next system coming in. i saw rosemary's forecast. i was looking at 4 to six. -- 6. the refresh will be great. hopefully december will open it up. last december we had about 130 inches. in january we had 300 inches. >> i think it is get out of dodge day today. >> cool those winds down. >> we're sending snow your way, my friend. one when. the niners, could they make it two in a row? all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. i think joe is on the phone with those. >> i am. here's the deal. learning the playbook is like learning a different language. it was interesting this week, shanahan said, i was a good student and i was ready to cram things. the one thing i could not do that with was spanish. he had to be immersed in it. learning the playbook is like learning a foreign language. for that reason and the fact that the game plan originally was two weeks and then a by and they hoped he would be up to speed. then you have the sky, in the third round, -- this guy, in the third round, plays the get -- best game of his life. >> i think they figure, we have a guy that we used a third round pick. let's see what he does and how things go. that is the plan for now. start with cj and see what happens. >> it seems like they also -- why west does -- mess with that? they got a win last week. >> if you look at seattle you say, they are not going to be in the playoffs. remember back in week two that was a game that the 49ers lost late on a field goal, 12 to 9. that is when they lost five straight games by a combined 13 points. they played. they gave these guys all they wanted on the road. they have to feel good about themselves coming in off a win.>> let's talk about chip kelly. he had great success in oregon. at ucla, there are mixed reviews. what is your take?>> i don't know. it feels like a desperate grab. it wasn't going anywhere. i am a little bit surprised that ucla did not take a little bit more time with that higher. in that sense, it was a little bit of a surprise. he is suited better to be a college coach then a pro coach. i think the 49er thing was a resurrection of an image. that was a strange choice for them last year. i don't know that he will not continue. is best success was during his years as an offense of coordinator. i don't know what the big hurry was for ucla. >> i don't know either. income there he is. >> we want to talk about the raiders quick we. what you think about that game? >> that was very much spoken like a ucla alumni. >> the raiders, they are desperate. this has been a strange week for them. they played a home game in mexico city and got shredded by the patriots. then they fired ken norton, junior. you know, things are not running smoothly in rater land -- the raiders camp. this is crucial for them moving forward. they are facing denver. musgrave just happened to get hired out there. >> it is two teams trying to write the ship. they may have the right team in denver. the raiders are still in desperation mode. >> that would be fun. >> have a great day. >> help rosemary thanks for the forecast. >> i do what i can, joe. have a good morning. >> all right. a celebrity chef is showing his support to 3 women who accuse harvey weinstein of rate. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. at least two people are dead after and asked lotion in a chinese factory. two injuries are considered serious. it happened 60 miles south of shanghai. there were workers inside the factory and the blast was so strong that it brought down nearby buildings. officials say there may have been building in the area -- people in the area. the cause of the investigation is still under investigation. in egypt, survivors of a mosque attack say two dozen assailants caring and isis banner set off explosions. the attackers arrived in five suvs and took positions across the door. the gunman opened fire and tossed grenades at the people inside. the death toll is at 305. 128 people were wounded. anthony bohr dane is showing his support to 3 women accusing harvey weinstein of ray. he tweeted out this photo. all these women have accused him of assaulting them. weinstein has denied all of this. bohr dane wrote that it was an honor to cook for a meeting of the minds. so many precious items have been lost in fires. one man had a find, to photo albums. he is searching for the owner of these wedding albums. all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. deliberations resume tomorrow morning in the trial of a man charged with killing kate steinle as she was texting with her dad back in the summer of 2015. jurors began deliberation last tuesday. he could be convicted of first or second degree murder, perhaps involuntary manslaughter. he also faces gotten charges. prosecutors say he intentionally aimed a gun and opened fire. the defense says it accidentally discharged. the road to recovery from the wildfires. a man is searching for the owners of two photo i -- albums. he says the albums were near homes destroyed in the fires. if you are the owner of the album, verify the name and wedding date in the album. you can find a link on his facebook page and it is also on our website, ktvu.com . so tell us a little bit about this rainy weather. it is getting to move into the central bay. by about 11 a.m. it will be in the south bay. rain followed by afternoon showers. it will not her out today. tomorrow morning we will start out with scattered showers to start the day then we are dry monday, tuesday and into wednesday. temperatures will be cooler than where we have been. the low 60s for monday and tuesday and then we see a rebound. a good-looking forecast and a nice way to wind down a long week. >> a lot of people are coming out of the sierras. donald trump's nose -- the snow will be coming down. >> thank you for joining us. up next is the mercedes-benz sports show. this is mercedes benz sports weekend. the 49ers give the seahawks all they can handle. coming off a win, san francisco now has a rookie at quarterback with a high profile acquisition waiting in the wings.>> the raiders are going to take their act out of the country. that didn't help. they will now host the team with just as many problems as they have, the denver bronco's are coming to oakland. we continue with a characteristic of the 2017 season, the rule change that allowed this. the mercedes-benz sports weekend is coming up. this is mercedes benz