protesters gathering at campus to protest the board of regions. and plans in the work to reoccupy flank ogawa plaza. why protesters say this one will be different. >> also a flight headed to san francisco makes an emergency landing. we'll tell you what happened on board. and we give you a live look outside. lots of fog this morning. if you're driving, beware. it is monday, november 28th. this is "today in the bay."

very good morning, everyone. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon today. it is like soup out there. >> it's one of those days. we only get a few where the fog is so thick and so widespread that basically wherever you're waking up with us it will impact your drive. take a look at the dense fog advisory in place throughout the bay area and all the way down the sacramento valley. if you are trying to get back home, make sure to travel cautiously. we'll talk about your full forecast. first let's get you out the front door. >> christina, your dense fog advisory is the same thing i will extend because chp has

shared that with drivers crossing over the east bay. on 680 as well as interstate 80 both of those bridges you see are given fog advisories. i'll show you what i can of the bay bridge coming up. everything else, we just can't see past the camera lens, back to you. >> tough to see out. there. an american airlines flight headed to san francisco had to make an emergency landing in new york. it was headed from new york city to san francisco late last night. all 173 people on board had to get off, but they were safe and they spent the night in buffalo while the airline brought in a new plane. an iraq war veteran is fighting for his life this morning.

a driver hit 29-year-old albert early sunday morning. he suffered a traumatic brain injury. he got into a fight with a man at a fast food restaurant in the city's richmond district. in this surveillance video you can see the suspect wearing a white t-shirt standing at the counter on the left hand side of your gene. he walked two blocks down gary boulevard to a shell gas station where the suspect hit him with his suv. >> especially it makes it a little bit harder. we're all a phone call away from something like this. >> police released photos of the suspect describing hill between 18 and 20 years old. they also released a photo of his suv. possiblily a black mazda. a funeral procession will be

held for the marine killed in afghanistan. his family will receive his remains at travis air force base this morning. hundreds in the community have already attended vigils. the 19-year-old marine was serving his first tour of duty in afghanistan when he was killed on november 18th. his funeral will be held on wednesday. three years after some shot and killed in san francisco, a grieving mother wants to make sure her son is not forgotten. christi evans came up from san diego to bring this question to san francisco, who killed my son? brandon evans was shot and killed on november 29th in 2008 in golden gate park. he was at a park near the horseshoes pit when he left to get a cell phone from his car.

now three years later police say this case is still open. >> all i can do is beg the community to come forward with this information. police give us closure. my son didn't deserve what he got. >> the 20-year-old was only in san francisco for three weeks after moving from san diego when he was killed. well, the search is on this morning for a paddle boater who went missing. rodrigo ruiz did not return yesterday. the u.s. coast guard along with state and local agencies searched for him all day long. he's in his 30s, 5'5" and weighs about 130 pounds. he was last seen wearing a gray wet suit. we'll bring you the latest

developments. anybody with information in the case is asked to contact the coast guard or police. 4:35 now. this morning new plans are are in the work for protesters to reoccupy frank ogawa plaza f downtown oakland. they plan to retake it tomorrow with a 24-hour a day, seven-day a week vigil. they have not cleared it with the police department. protesters were forced out of the there earlier this month when police tore down that encampment. a did line for occupy l.a. protesters to leave their encampment has come and gone but so far no arrests. city officials said they would give occupiers plenty of warning to leave before they make

arrests. >> it's 4:36 right now. time to say good morning once again to christina loren. it looks like mother nature has the fog machine in full force, huh? >> she does. she must have known you were getting back today. >> a dramatic entrance. >> welcome back to work. business as usual. we got the fog to deal with this morning. and probably give yourself extra time in the tri valley or the north bay. nowhere is spared from the dense fog. they may extend the warning until 11:00 a.m. because this fog is so thick. we had a beautiful day yesterday. temperatures were warm warming. throughout the day today we'll see a comfortable afternoon. we have to get rid of the fog first. san jose, you'll have thick

pockets as well. that will be the case for the most part today. we'll get a nice break at 9:00 a.m. it last long. temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow a little bit warmer, and then we have wind on the way. first let's check with mike. >> maybe the wind would blow the fog out of here. fog advisories around. we'll look at the east shore freeway. an easy 18-minute drive. the condition is low visibility. just the toll plaza visible. the approach is looking nice for the bay bridge and the maize. not a problem. the exclamation point, the fog advisory for the bay bridge. i'm going to warn folks on the dunbar bridge as well. this weekend it was tough to

see. that's tough, guys. back to you. >> it's hard to see out there. >> 4:39 now. still ahead, a unique meeting for the uc board of regents. another university coach loses his job over sexual abuse allegations, and now a taped conversation has surfaced. find out what the tape reveals about the case next. also new republican front-runner newt gingrich picks up a high profile endorsement. could this one be a game changeer? >> and from black friday to cyber monday, millions will lock onto tackle their christmas shopping today. we hs av tips to protect yoursef from cyber criminals. coming up i love teaming with the best

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or shop wherever you see our magnifying glass. the occupy l.a. movement was given a midnight deadline. it has come and gone. police are on the scene. everything is calm. no movement yet. we'll post you on how this one goes, if any action breaks loose. students are preparing for mass protests across the state today as uc regents holds their

scheduled meeting via teleconference at four campuses. >> one is at ucsf mission bay campus in san francisco. damien trujillo is live at mission bay with more on what to expect. >> good morning. security is tight. this meeting doesn't start for another four hours or so. the last uc regents meeting was canceled because of fear of violence. all of that may have been fuelled in the last few weeks u all across the state because thof the pepper spraying event at uc davis. the event has u only fueled the anger students have to the rising cost of higher education. ucsf, ucla and uc davis. in fact, some groups have posted they plan to shut down operations at uc davis today. nbc bay area political analyst

dr. larry gerstein says something has to give to curtail the rising cost of education. >> more than a general strike. more than protesting going to classes or protesting regent's trustees. people need to realize you have to find alternative revenues. that means taxes. from where? from whom? how much? security as if the president was in town. a meeting an hour and a half before the 9:00 a.m. scheduled meeting. again, there are fears and obvious concerns over what might happen can students. if you know the campus here at ucsf. it's an industrial area over by at&t park so not a lot of

housing. wooep keel you posted. >> damien, thank you very much. we'll check back with you later on. 4:44 now. syracuse university fired a long time assistant basketball coach after three men accused him of sexually abusing them when they were boys. now there's new evidence in the case. bernie fine has been with syracuse for 35 years. he's called the accusations false. but this weekend espn released an audio tape of a conversation between fine's wife and one of the young victims back in 2002. >> i know everything that went on with him. but he had issues and you trusted somebody you shobt have trusted. >> the boy asked fine's wife if he is the only victim. he says there might be others.

newt gingrich is on a role this morning after capturing a key newspaper endorsement. new hampshire union leader gave the former speaker itself support and snubbed mitt romney as a play it safe candidate. romney has been criticized by republican voters for not being conservative enough. do you want a bonn fid conservative like newt gingrich who led you to revolution in '94 or a more of aed the middle of the road candidate? >> the union leader is new hampshire's largest newspaper. other candidates are shrugging off gingrich's endorsement. only 36 days left before the aye caucus. the new hampshire primary is set for january 10th. good news on europe's fanss could send the markets higher today. for that and more news before the bell, let's turn to jackie

deangeles live at cnbc world headquarters. >> after the u.s. markets saw the worst week in months, we saw futures on the rise with double and triple digit gains. germany and france are watching radical ways for fiscal immigration among the 17 countries for tighter budget control. last week in the u.s. the s&p 500 fell 4%. the dow is off 4.8% and the nasdaq lost 5.1%. giving back most of october's gains. meantime, employees of big wall street firms could see annual compensation sink 27% to 30% from 2010 to the lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis. this according to the options group, an executive search and consulting firm to release a

closely watched compensation setting later today. in terms of bonuses, they're on track to fall 35% to 40%. they're expect todd be cut most in the financial services sector. a bond trader met with a managing director title. he made $3 million in 2010, he's likely to make $1.7 million in 2011. and at&t mobile's corporate parent withdrew an application for a merger that would have been the biggest in mobile history. they agree to sell them off to wireless rivals. right now they oppose the merger saying it's anti-competitive. back to you. >> meteorologist christina loren joining us for a look at that

very foggy forecast. >> pea soup. you'll see it out your front door this morning. not only for here in the bay area, but the entire valley. if you have family members traveling, if you're trying to get out the front door to southern california, this will likely impact your drive. just need to take it easy out there. mike inouye has good tips coming up. keep that in mind. don't drive any faster than you can see. 49 in san francisco. 48 in san jose. 44 in gilroy. your temperatures will climb throughout this afternoon. we'll be socked in with fog for the first part of the day. we'll get sunshine down in the south bay.

so about 60 in san jose about noon. rounding out the day at 65 inland. and 59 in san francisco. the warmup is on through tuesday and wednesday. and we don't have rain in the forecast. finally a nice drive stretch of weather. temperatures above the seasonal averages. enjoy the stretch of sunshine. back to you guys. 4:50. today is cyber monday. millions of people expected to go online to do holiday shopping, but it's also an opportunity for cyber criminals. security experts expect you to pay by credit card, not your debit card. they offer some degree of fraud protection, but your debit card is linked to your bank account. thieves can use your card number to spend your money.

and then stay away from unprotected wi-fi networks. those signals are not encrypted, making it easier for cyber criminals to spy on your account information. what's the top pick on kids' christmas list this year? >> forget about bikes, barbie and barney, this year kids want santa to bring them the good old ipad. a survey shows 44% of children ages 6 to 12 want an ipad for christmas. the ipod and i-touch and iphone come in number two and three. and kinect for 360 is topping the list. >> my 8-year-old nephew would like an ipad. he also wants the angry bird. it's amazing. >> phenomenon. >> the 12 days of christmas are more expensive. at least if you're going by the

song. what's the most expensive? it's not the five golden rings. the demand can't meet the numbers. >> and we're looking at 580 with ooth i'm ae. i'm also watching a fog issued advisory for the south bay. i'll point that out coming up. ls

santa clara county will open three homeless shelters today to provide emergency shelters in the coming months. they'll provide 355 beds each night for the next four months. beds are allocated on a first come, first serve basis. more than a third of those who used the bed during the winter are chronically homeless. they've been homeless for more than a year. a 2011 survey found more than 7,000 homeless people are in santa clara county. it is 4:55 right now. very bad visibility. let's take a look at my maps. the speed sensors picked out are northbound. no major incidents or slowing. chp called out 101 both directions at mountain view p n

planning 50 feet of visibility early this morning. lower the speeds because you don't have a lot of reaction time. also 15 to 20 feet of visibility along that portion of highway 1. well, your true love will have to pay more for partridges, pear trees and turtle doves. >> you are correct. shopper who is buy all of the items mentioned in the song, "12 days of christmas", will pay more than $100,000 this year. the annual christmas price index buy just one set and each verse will cocost $24,000. that's up 3.5% from last year. the partridge is still the cheapest item at $15. swans, they are the most expensive. now i'm all about chivalry and

all that. i didn't know they sold swans. where can you get a swan? >> $6,300 for swan. still ahead. parishioners on control after seeing several burglaries. members of the church take matters into their own hands. >> if i'm your secret santa i have to get a swan. plus what the nba lockout means for players and fans. for news, weather and traffic updates, check us out on facebook, just search nbc bay area. i was told that i was at@risk

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i'm damian trujillo live at ucsf where security is already tight for this morning's uc regents meeting. details coming up. also smoke in the cockpits. the midair flight that had