that could be as much as 28% over five years. protesters at the berkeley campus have been occupying wheeler hall. they said they aren't leaving until regents withdraw the fee increase. stephanie chuang is heading to wheeler haul to talk to protesters this morning. she'll is a live report at 5:00 a.m. >> this is the third breach at the airport this year. this man made it to the tarmac. employees saw him, tried to detain him and call police but

saragosa got away. >> if a guy can come in and steal like a maintenance vehicle, who knows what else they can do, bringing in weapons and what not. that can be kind of scary. >> just makes you wonder about the security, how could someone get that far on the on-ramp? >> a lot of questions to be answered this morning. authorities say there was never any threat to passengers. and as we mentioned, this marks the third security breach this year at sjc. muriel hartman was able to sneak past security without a ticket. she boarded a flight to los angeles and was arrested after she landed. she was also arrested when she was reported at sky harbor airport in phoenix. >> before that a 15-year-old boy called a fence, climbed into a

wheel well and managed to survive a fly to hawaii. >> an unidentified surfer was last seen face down in the water yesterday afternoon near rockaway beach. they called off the search just before 10:00 last night. >> a teen-ager is recovering at a south bay hospital after a dramatic rescue. it started with a 17-year-old boy fell from a cliff. the boy tumbled 30 feet from eagle rock peak and then 70 feet more below the brush below. he was found in an area not accessible by helicopter. >> what really is unusual is for a person to have survived the fall. we're feeling good that this individual is conscious and talking. >> crews say the boy was

conscious when they found him. he's recovering from his injuries. >> yesterday morning a bus veered off of i-5 and rolled down an embankment. one person is dead, 30 others are hurt. just two hours before that -- >> we got reports from passengers who said the driver looked to be asleep or fatigued. >> the bus was on its way to washington state. there was a relief driver on the way to the crash.

>> santa clara county believes mail-in ballots may fix slow election results. officials blamed this year's slow results on outdated processes. three out of four voters in santa clara cast mail-in wallets, that's among the highest nationwide. >> this now just into our newsroom. a travel alert for anyone heading east for thanksgiving. strong winds predicted to affect travel plans. among those affected, chicago

o'hare, detroit, and reagan international airport. on the right is downtown san jose in the early morning hours. >> and here's christina with our forecast. >> this is what travelers have to deal with, a really strong storm, actually looking very representative of a winter storm, even though we're not quite there yet, a month away. this is going to create difficulties. we're going to be watching flight delays this morning. we'll keep you up date here on "today in the bay." we're pretty fog-free here in the bay area and that will likely be the case as we head throughout the next couple

hours. we're looking nice and clear with enough mixing from the jet stream, which is just to our north. high pressure is in control and that's going to keep us nice and dry for today. it's chilly out there. grab a light jacket. temperatures in the mid 60s for today. then we bring back that rain. say happy monday to mike inouye. >> happy monday, christina. this is pretty much the most luxurious shot i can give you showing you something scenic while also doing my job and showing you the traffic. the embarcadero is going to be lit up nicely for the holidays as well. this is just north. the entire san rafael area, no slowing. last week we had that orange blob all over the place and that

was fog. not this morning, as christina said. drivers seeing a clear view of the roadway. we do have a smooth speed all the way into downtown. no problem in either direction. the nimitz freeway moving at speed. a luxury. so for that treat get up and on the roadway by 4:39. >> 4:39, bracing for unrest. next, how the city of ferguson is preparing for possible violence as the nation awaits that grand jury decision. >> plus boosting the fight against aids. the easy way you can help out this holiday season.

a very good monday morning to you. at least 50 people are now confirmed dead in afghanistan's deadliest attack this year.

the attack happened yesterday afternoon at a crowded volleyball tournament in eastern afghanistan. authorities say a suicide bomber detonated explosives in the middle of a large crowd. the crowd was filled with young people. at least 60 more are hurt. no group is claiming responsibility, but the local government believes it has all the markings of the taliban. >> elsewhere in tall ban, we're learning two nato servicemen have been killed. a bomb attached to a bike blew up near a military convoy. >> and in ferguson, there's still no decision by the grand ju ju jury, though many are calling

for calm, including president obama. >> these people know if they walk out of the grand jury and have not invited, they may have created a massive riot in their city and throughout the united states. >> officer wilson he shot michael brown in self-defense. >> in cleveland a 12-year-old boy died sunday after he was shot by police. a caller called police and said the gun was, quote, probably fake. >> there was a guy, there was a pistol and he's pointing it at everybody. it's probably fake but he's scaring my son. >> police told the boy to raise his hands but he reached for the gun instead.

the officers shot him. the weapon turned out to be a toy gun but the orange safety marker was removed. the officers have been placed on leave pending investigation. >> apple says it will donate a slice of its sales over the holiday season. i apologize, i think that's the wrong video. let's go to cnbc headquarters, good morning, kate. >> i have a feeling kate can't hear us, as she prepares -- >> pointing to more green arrows at the opening bell this morning. the markets are coming off another positive week with the dow and s&p 500 posting five straight weeks of gains. look for reports on gdp,

housing, consumer confidence and retail spending. >> ayou can also use an ipad fo similar results. apple kicks off a two-week campaign for the red charity, which was started by u-2's bono to fight aids and hiv. on black friday, apple stores will offer a special edition red gift card. >> and black friday may not be

the best day to get a bargain. the best days are the saturday and sunday before thanksgiving. >> residents in new york are getting ready for the possibility of flooding as several feet of snow will melt. there's concern that the saturated soil could cause trees to fall. the region was buried under several feet of snow last week. >> did not even get to play a football game in buffalo, they had to move it. >> in our neck of the woods, it was a chilly start. we're in the 40s around the bay area, christina? >> yeah, we got some 30s out there as well. we actually have a really good story to tell from the round of rain we received last week. the big totals are up in the higher elevations.

mill valley, over 3 inches on the valley floor. that's impressive. and the north bay point reyes over 3 inches for you. san francisco came in with over an inch and here in the south bay as per usual we were impacted by the santa cruz mountains but still not too bad. just under 0.4 of an inch for us. we have some aftermaths this morning from the showers that came through and the cold front as well. our ground is nice and moist this morning. it cold enough for frost. even colder this morning if you're headed up towards tahoe. 18 degrees where the snow machines are on this morning and they picked up some really good snowfall over the weekend. we're going to talk about that coming up. really looking good up there, though. here's the deal for us this week. high pressure is firmly in control. this is going to keep our sky mostly clear. you'll see some high clouds

moving through this ridge of high pressure. lots of sunshine and temperatures that are mild if you want to get outdoors, you're going to have four good days to do so with that sunshine coming in. in san francisco look at this, we got another rond of rain on the way towards the end of the week. this is going to drive in a mostly cloudy sky by thursday and then i stop that clock for you. friday by 2:00 p.m., good looking rainfall back to the bae going to be traveling home after a big thanksgiving meal, which i am really looking forward to. we're going to talk more about how this could impact your travel and about thanksgiving turkey because, guys, after all that one time of year you can indulge, eat all you want. >> and overindulge, too, right? >> yeah, give me the yam. >> the president of the university of virginia meeting with fraternities this morning to start a month-long

investigation to an lajd rape on campus. a recent "rolling stone" article detailed what it called the culture of rape on the campus. the school has suspended all fraternity activity until january. >> and a judge is expected to rule on a key piece of evidence ahead of the potential trial involving pedro hernandez. in 2012, hernandez confessed to abducting and killing this boy. no body was found.

authorities indicate hernandez does have mental issue. >> rolling out the orange carpet, the championship honor happening today for the san francisco giants. >> not bad. >> and we're looking offer here. kind of orangey glow, so that's good. you can see the flat section of that san mateo bridge heading toward the high rise. we'll talk about what's going on a little farther east coming up.

♪ you're going to hear me roar >> and you might hear her sing, too. it's official, caty perry will sing at the super bowl. for this past super bowl, 112 million watched the game compared to 115 who watched bruno mars at halftime. >> what in the world will she wear? we'll see. >> that will be the question. >> they'll be rolling out the orange carpet today in san francisco to celebrate an historic championship. >> less than a month ago giants fans were celebrating a world series victory.

the giants became the second national league team to win three world series in just five years. the only other team to accomplish that feat, the st. louis cardinals back in the 1940s. >> we'll check on your morning commute. is it a manic monday? >> it could be if you're a bengals fan and i am. a lot of kids on school

vacation. a crash on north 580. slowing out of the altamont. a crash on highway 4 through pittsburgh. just a little bit of slowing shows up in antioch, typical pattern. we should see a lighter flow there as well as the rest of the bay. and the yellow that shows up there is the san mateo bridge. back to you. >> mike, you took part in it, sam did as tina -- >> i think you might have been there, too. >> we want to thank the

community for the support. >> we were able to collect 19,000 bags. this event goes all the way to christmas. >> it was really fun to go out and meet a lot of people. >> and we met a couple who have been married for 64 years, ethel and i can't remember the gentleman's name. >> inspirational. >> and they are ready to walk out. college students up and down the state of california joining forces to fight room and tuition hikes. we'll have more.

>> good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. changing just in time for thanksgiving into your black friday. we'll give you your microclimate in a moment. >> a crash going into livermore and a different look at the bay this morning. >> this is san francisco's iconic bay bridge. it is monday, november 24th and you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> and a good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. brng