more thick fog to fight getting to work. as we get into this afternoon, a beautiful day ahead. 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. then we bring on the rain. lots to go over in your full forecast. >> at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have cars stacking up. we'll talk about visibility and how it affects your drive coming up. >> all right, mike. a live look outside right now, downtown san jose. yes, it's a monday, yes, it's kind of dark right now but all of these events will be changing throughout the day. it is monday, november the 10th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a grim discovery inside a cal fraternity house is leading to

questions. somebody found the body of a 20-year-old man just hours after the fraternity hosted a party. bob, what are police saying about the circumstances of the man's death? >> reporter: police are calling the death suspicious but they're not ruling out that the young man was drinking or using drugs here. the man was 20 years old. someone found him unconscious inside the front fromaternity. he was declared dead on the scene by emergency responders. he never made the trip to the hospital. authorities will only say he did not live in the house, nor did he attend college here at cal. >> thank you very much, bob. >> it's 5:301 right now. breaking news, a suicide bomber

reportedly disguised in a school uniform bombed a school. in the meantime hospital workers say in addition to the 48 killed, dozens are being treated for injuries. >> there is a renewed push to find a missing software engineer in san francisco. his family has come all the way down from canada to scour the street, looking and tough, tough morning today. good morning, steph. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. a very difficult time. that's an understatement. we're here across the street from dan ha's apartment that's lit up right there. that is where his family members are staying, his parents from british columbia, and his

brother from the east coast, was joined by by nem this morning. he was last seen october 31st at night, a difficult time. but today you're meeting with police for the first time. >> we are meeting with the leading investigator for the first time just person to person. i'm looking forward to working with them and providing any information would help. >> this week our group is focused on getting surveillance area of a certain area. we've been running into some red tape where we're hoping with your help that businesses will be much more helpful and help us get that footage so with owe

other than that, was there ig -- anything that made him seem in a bad state of mind? >> no, nothing that made it seem he would hurt himself. his roommate said he seemed distant but dan would always check in with friends if he was going somewhere for a long period. >> reporter: and lastly your plea to find him. >> we want dan to know we love him and miss him. we do have a $500 reward up for anyone that can provide any information. and this wednesday we are organizing a prayer gathering

and friday we are leading a search party to recreate the night of that will be friday night. a $ $. >> it is 5:05. ntsb investigators will be in hollister this morning. chris, the crash site is said to be in a remote area. >> reporter: it is a very remote area. the investigators had to access the four-trool the plane took

off from mace why are lock but the gilroy map piloting the plane and the san jose woman who was his passenger were both kid. the plane was similar to one that you see here. it is an airplane that is registered to someone whose identity with will not reveal because he's not been publicly identified but folks who appear to have known hmm at the airport had this to say. >> i knew him, yeah. kind of hard, moe. >> now, again by four-wheel drive and atv, the victims have been recover.

>> the long road to getting the answers they need will begin. they will lk it the in hollister, kris san cheds chuck schumer investigators believe the fire started from a barbecue pit on the front porch. he is okay. >> you love firefighters, you got to really love them. they risk everything. >> no man or rodent down.

>> no mouse trap needed on that one either. good thing. >> meteorologist christina loren is joining us for a look at your forecast this morning. >> hey, good morning to you. we have some really thick fog out there this morning. want to put that right on your mind first and foremost because it dangerous out there the better prepared you are to drive through the fog, the better on you'll be. kris sanchez just said down in hollister, in spot are just a couple hundred the fog is really dangerous and it settling in. it's going to get worse before it gets better, just like it did on friday. thanks for waking up with us

each and every morning, especially a monday. after this it's going to be and we're however, it's rough out there. the good thing is we have mike inouye trying to get through this fog. rudolph probably couldn't get through this fog this morning. >> you know, if i don't use powder on my nose, i have the same shine. these are the roadway lights alongside 880. there's the northbound signed side with the headlines. you can see the hotel where our camera is mounted right in the foreground. that's tough visibility. look at the map the reasonom so

the on-ramps to sound 380, it was very tough to see those light. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. use altamont. >> it's 5-check 10. a new study looks inside the hidden dangerin side your laundry room. >> and former president bush talking about his father's legacy and the odd his brother is actually headed to the 2016 gop ticket.

the dow rising 19 points on friday to close at 17,573, the nasdaq slipping nearly 6 points, closing at 4,632 as we start

another trading week. have a good one. >> you, too, hampton. a quarter century since the fall of the berlin wall. thousands of people gathered in front of the gate last night to mark the anniversary of the night the wall fell. musician peter gabriel capping off the weekend. in 1989 after decades of separation, thousands of east berliners helped knock down that barrier dividing east and west berlin. from an economic point, the average german living in the east makes 67% of what a german living in the west does. but a quarter century, that's humbling because it seems like it was not that long ago. >> exactly. how time flies as well. >> it is 5:16. right now on your monday, yes, mondays can be a little bit tough. even harder, we find, when you

can't see where you're going. there's a lot of fog out there, christin christina. >> and another morning where you don't want to give yourself a reason to get out as soon as possible. maybe you want that extra cup of coffee this morning to be as alert as possible. it's a widespread event and it going to get worse as the sun comes up over the course of the next hour and a half. we're working with two miles of visibility in santa rosa, half a mile -- half moon bay, you want to take it easy if you're driving up and down the coast this morning. some of the fog is situated about 100 feet to 200 feet this morning. wherever you're travel, just count on a slow drive this morning.

daly city, we don't typically see it in san jose. but just about five minutes ago, you were socked in in this area. from gilroy to san martin, it really bad this morning. the fog will burn off on the peninsula by right around 12:00 to 1:00. because we're starting out so mild, temperatures will climb easily into the mid 70. we've got rain on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. first we want to check on your drive and see how that fog is impacting commuters. mike knows better than anyone. >> i left the house early, got here at the same time because i had to drive slower through some of the areas. that meant i had to drive the speed limit. that's between you and me folks. there's this blanket of low

clouds we talked about on friday. look at the san mateo bridge. the cloud are starting to creep in. for a while we couldn't see the high rise section, now we're losing a little visibility on the flat section. there is fog in patches that we just showed you. so keep that in mind. typically flow coming out of the tri-valley. no real issues other than that fog. we'll show you the north bay and here on the peninsula we see flashing lights of the ikea parking lot and the sign. we're having trouble seeing 101. there as a shot of it there. visible down to a quarter mile along that corridor. >> it is now 5:19 on your monday. this week could be a pivotal one for suspended nfl running back adrian peterson. he pleaded no contest to

misdemeanor assault charges after being accused of felony child abuse charges. the union is threatening to filed a griefs and as early as today against the league if peterson is not reinstated because his court case has been resolved. the nfl must decide in peterson will face more punishment. so far the league will only say it's trying to move quickly to decide its fate. >> and the nation's immigration crisis has seen tens of thousands of people cross u.s./mexico border, many of them children crossing alone. the investigative team has been uncoffering the reality behind the current immigration crisis. tonight our team takes you behind the scenes where children as young as 10 years old flee violence in central america alone. accord together u.s. border patrol, almost 52,000

unaccompanied children from guatemala, honduras and el salvador cross the border. >> i get frustrated when i hear people suggesting that children risking their lives to come here, 12 years old, 8 years old, whatever, to say that these people are some sort of existential threat to the united states, that frustrates me. >> so many children are fleeing violence in central america. republic sources here in the bay area are stretched thin. the east bay sanctuary covenant report at least two children a day walk in requesting legal representation. >> there could be somebody else with the name bush in the white house. in a "times" article, george w.

bush said it was a 50/50 toss-up in his brother, jeb, would run in 2016. he spoke with savannah guthrie about why he decided to write this article. >> is any part of writing this for him because you want to make sure his presidency gets the respect it deserves? >> sure. he was overshadowed by ronald reagan. but eventually historians will come around to analyze george bush's presidency and they'll realize what i've come to realize, he was a great one-term president. >> a reflective george w. bush there. for more on the political future of the bush family moving forward, tune into the "today" show. >> a world renowned landmark is back open to the public after being closed for three years.

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one of the world's most visited monument is back open today. >> egypt's great sphinx has been closed for repair. it's one of the largest single statues on earth. >> check this out. the metropolitan museum of art is getting to redebut this stad -- statue of adam. 20 years ago it fell off its pedestal and broke into

thousands of pieces. it has been painstakingly put back together. >> we had a great weekend. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. everybody at home, i really want to warn you this morning, it's da dangerous out there when it comes to the thick fog. watch this, the fog comes in, it moves around, it does not stay stationery. temperatures ending up in the 70s and then rain moves in. here's mike and your drive. >> see, even the fog commutes in the morning to downtown san jose.

there's the rooftop, there's the roadway. this is north 280 heading toward the 17 interchange. the same area getting that orange treatment. the orange shows you where it's going to be extra tough to see but there are patches of fog in the tough spots. >> 5:27 right now. people in san francisco getting the all clear after the city's outdoor sirens started acting up. >> and in a stunning twist, the american man held captive in north korea for nearly two years suddenly released from captivity.

police are investigating after a dead body is found inside a frat house.

>> and good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. thick fog to warm afternoon sunshine. tomorrow the temperatures plunge and then we have rain on the way. >> your timing might be affected by this fog. you do need to leave a little earlier. if i slowed down, you should slow down as well. we'll talk about the slower spots develop already this morning. >> let's take a live look outside. looks pretty clear, at least from this vantage point, overlooking downtown san jose. it's 5:30, november 10th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> investigators will be on the

ground looking for clues to what caused a plane to crash. >> reporter: there's rough train and it's private property. investigators worked hard to recover the victims so they wouldn't have the spend the night at the crash site. the plane took off out of gilroy and failed to reach the destination as planned. they sent a search party and found the plane crashed. the pilot and his passenger were both killed. we talked with pilots at the same airport where that plane took off. >> i know, yeah. it's kind of hard, you know, to -- i mean, especially having a passenger and you have a responsibility.

>> the plane is a 1950s, sesay 140 -- cessna 140a. they had to use four wheel drive vehicles to access the site but the wreckage was recovered. hopefully the road to answers won't be too terribly wrong. >> thank you very much, kris. it is 5:32. we're expected to learn new details today about a san hope say stabbing. it happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. police have been unable to give more information because computers have been shut down for maintenance checks. the victim has been taken to the

hospital with serious injuries. >> police are looking for two men and two women accused from stealing from apple stores. they say the four are suspected of robbing apples stores in burli burli burlingame and other towns. >> officials want to remind people alarms will sound tomorrow at noon for regular weekly testing. >> in the middle of november, hard to believe sometimes weekends like we have just had. could there be changes in the works? let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> we're getting into that fog

season. we have a gorgeous day coming your way. you just have to fight through the thick fog. it's going to be kind of a battle to get to work this morning, especially on the east shore where mike is tracking a couple of crashes. this is it, last warm day, you might be turning on your heaters tomorrow. >> i think it was just a construction crew but there is a crash farther north. i say might be because this shot is a little blurry. the shot, almost directly across, can't make out these vehicles. it does look like a cruiser but

they might be caltrans vehicles. the road crews have cleared off mission but to the northbound side, we have another half an hour of road work going on. visibility is an issue as far as drivers go. the rest of the bay, anywhere north of there looking pretty good. your typical build out at the altamont pass. >> a suspicious fraternity house

death is leaving police with many unanswered questions this morning. the body of a man was found yesterday on ban craft. -- bancroft. the house hosted a big party just hours before. >> reporter: that's why police are looking into the possibility about whether this young man had jofr done it the night before. while they are saying his death is suspicious, they are investigating whether he drank too much or overdosed on drugs. he was just 20 years old, found yesterday inside the fraternity house. he never recovered for a trip to the hospital, was declared dead here on the scene. police know who he is. they just haven't released that

info. they say he did not live in the house and did not attend cal. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >> two american men held captive are back in the united states this morning. north korean media reported that miller tore up his visa and demanded asylum. he was sentenced to six years in prison but unexpectedly released on saturday. he was released alongside seattle resident kenneth bae. bae was in north korea as a missionary, spent two years in prison after reportedly preaching against and trying to overthrow the government. his sister said he's in surprisingly good condition and bears no ill will toward north korea. >> cell phone video shows an

officer's car covered in flames. the dash board and front seat were burned to a crisp. it happened in philadelphia when a hit-and-run driver t-boned the officer's car. 17-year-old volunteer firefighter heard the crash nearby. he and a neighborhood sprang in action, pulling him out just before the car burst in flame. >> me and another guy, he said he couldn't feel his legs so we said we're going to have to drag you through the window and he was ready for it. >> chambers suffered minor injuries. the officer, meanwhile, is in the hospital but he's expected to be okay. >> amazing. 5:30 right now on your monday morning. the president in china talking to world leaders about the economy. we are live in washington with the very latest on his trip overseas.

>> plus a new recall connected to the faulty air bags. >> and a live look outside at the it and matteau bridge. that fog is giving drivers some trouble. we'll keep you posted. we have 15 minutes of news uninterrupted, traffic and weather coming up next.

he talked about how that can have an impact on our own economy. president obama saying that he wants to make sure those talks are open and that the u.s. has opportunities in that region. he's on an eight-day trip with four stops and three different chris, china, myanmar and then he's headed to australia. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> and the midwest is gearing up for its first major winter storm of the season. crews have been preparing equipment, getting salt. as much as a foot of snow is expected to hit minnesota this morning and an arctic blast will drop temperatures to the teens and 20s. >> we were talking about seeing family members over the holidays. i have family in chicago telling

me it's going to be in the 20s. >> that is why we pay the big bucks to get this gorgeous weather. watch the price of natural gas as we head throughout the next couple days. that will be on the climb, just with the threat of that storm coming in. we're talking about a prolonged cold spell for the northeast. for us, meanwhile, we're going to get a little rain and we need it. we have this fog out there, that's what's dangerous this morning. commuters here traveling very cautiously through that fog, which is what we urge you to do this morning. now, temperatures for today are going to end up in the 70s to low 80s, a spectacular finish. and this is our last warm day, my friends.

68 by tuesday in san jose, you'll get a taste of the upper 50s to mid 60s and this system looks like it's going to maintain its organization and bring everybody a little bit of rainfall as we head throughout overnight hours wednesday into thursday. i'll show you how much we're expecting. coming up, i want to get you through the fog. here's mike inouye. >> we're looking toward fremont. look at the rooftop camera. north 880, just north of warren, we had a crash, a few vehicles. looked like there was just one cruiser there just north of warren. that is an issue for folks using the off ramps. stay in your left lane and you should be fine. to 62, 680 moving slowly as well.

use dumbarton bridge, carquinez bridge all have low visibility warnings. look at the wide shot of the bay area and the orange extending over here. tough, tough fog as the commute starts for north 101. the dublin interchange and south of sunol, clear. westbound as far as driving goes you're okay for 580 west coming

over the dumbarton. >> just that shot right there is a good monday morning. the air bag recall that's facted millions of vehicles is expanding this time to include nissan vehicles. the air bags can explode sending shrapnel into the driver and passenger seats. the recall includes several infinity models from 2003 and 2006 and nissan path finders from 2003 and 2004 and sentras from four to 2006. >> the voters for the wall street journal say they've seen

e-mails where gm ordered new ignition switches months before the recall. >> the family of a missing san francisco software engineer will be meeting with police for the first time today. 26-year-old dan ha has been missing since he left his so many a apartment on halloween night. his family came all the way to canada to join the search yesterday. his co-workers said he went home with a migraine that thursday and did not come back in the next day. his parents are devastated, saying that not knowing where he is has been incredibly heart breaking. >> he's very disciplined.

he always tell us if he want to go somewhere to do something. >> there is a $500 reward right now for any information regarding his disappearance. the family plans to post more flyers around the neighborhood in hopes they'll be get that information. this friday night is around the last time he was seen. >> the man accused in a recent hit-and-run crash that killed a south bay college student is expected in court this morning. he was crossing the street in front of his fraternity when he was hit two weeks ago. police arrested another san jose state student. they say he ran off after hitting a parked car two blocks down the road. he is facing felony hit and run and dui charges. >> tests on an automatic door that crushed a baby guerrilla at

the san francisco zoo show it is fully functioning. the manual shutoff switch on the hydraulic door on the gorilla enclosure was not pressed in time to save that baby gorilla. she was crushed to death friday as it was closing. >> 5:50 right now, moving on to decision 2014. almost one week later, we still don't know who the next mayor of san jose will be. the difference is about 36 votes but the county says it still has 14,000 provisional ballots to count. it could take as long as a week to count thos ballots. >> livermore police may soon be fitted for a new crime fighting tool. they are meeting to discuss

equipping the city police officers with body cameras. they say it would likely increase successful prosecutions. critics, on the other hand, violates people's right to privacy. >> the 0-9 raiders still tossing around the idea of leaving town. over the weekend, raiders owner mark davis said friday's sitdown with san antonio officials went well and the city told them what they had to for. >> 5:51 right now. american airlines flight attendants have rejected a new five-year contract by just 16 votes. it forces the world's largest

carrier and the union into binding arbitration, affecting more than 24,000 workers. >> meanwhile, more americans were able to find jobs last month. more than 20 -- no economic data today. the stock market will be open tomorrow for veteran's day though the bond markets will be closed. it's generally going to be a slow day. uber says it wants to raise even more money. over the weekend, several news reports said elon.

now the wall street journal says he's thinking about a plan that will put small pun deal on monday, who is a good the guy, notal evil man. >> you're luke, a. >> if he were avila, he could be mini me. >> okay no, more talk elon musk. let's get back to the weather. >> scott mcgrew is more of a dr. evil than mini me any day, let's face it. quite the opposite, i should say. he's dr. feel good, especially when he's reporting job numbers like that. looking good as we head throughout the day today.

mostly in the 50s, we're headed toward the 70s. this is the warmest day of the week. if you want to get outdoors and enjoy a beautiful night on the town like last night, this is it. temps drop like a rock by tomorrow and then we bring in the rain. mike inouye, you are certainly not a dr. evil but you do a good impersonation. >> i'm not a dr. evil but i do an impersonation. >> i turned it oup here that's what christina is tracking. it's tough because it's like herding cats all over the place and not really a logic to that.

christina has her computers and her science. looking over here toward the south bay. traffic flowing smoothly despite the lower visibility here. north 101 through san jose and the peninsula as well, we saw really tough visibility for 101. 2 0 had an earlier crash but it has cleared. and over here crash and debris through sunol through pleasant oon. traffic starting to run smoother now. back to you. ♪ try to tell me how to get to "sesame street" ♪ >> wow, pick out your favorite in that bunch. that familiar tune has been with us for 45 years. today marks the 45th birthday of the show "sesame street." big bird, cookie monster and the crew still around entertaining kids. the show has stayed relevant and

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inside a fraternity house. >> federal investigators now in south bay to try to figure out what caused a small plane to go down. >> and we have some thick fog drifted around the bay area for today. but as we get through about 12:00, that will make way for warm sunshine, temps plunge tomorrow and then we get ready for the rainfall. >> we see the lights in motion. we'll sort out the flashing lights from 880 to fremont, it tough to see. >> you can see downtown san jose. no explanation needed. there it is, the skyline of the south bay's largest city. you are watching "today in the bay" on this monday, november 10th.