>> 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. breaking news out of san

francisco this morning. authorities are trying to figure out who killed a san francisco man overnight. it's unclear exactly where or how the man was killed. we have several calls in to police. we'll be bring you the latest information as soon as it is available to us. >> san jose police are investigating after a third security bridge breach at the airport. yesterday morning around 10, 10:15, he allegedly breached the

airport perimeter on the west side. this is over by atlantic aviation. authorities detained him while wait for police but he got away and reportedly stole a city maintenance truck, drove it over to terminal b to curbside and he was then arrested. no flights were affected and there want a threat to public safety. passengers we spoke with might beg to differ. >> 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 security, how can someone get that far on the on-ramp? >> this is the third security breach in just under a year. a 15-year-old boy scaled a fence

here, climbed into wheel well of a passenger jet and survive a trip to hawaii. a woman was able to get on to a flight to los angeles without a ticket. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> u.c. students planning to walk out of classes from several college campuses today. this is a fallout after the board of regents votes to raise tuition 28%. now the urgency is raised another level this morning. hello, steph. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, sam. we're in the main lobby of wheeler hall where the main protests have been here at u.c. berkeley. here it's pretty empty and quiet, a couple of police officers patrolling, lots of signs up. most of the protesters are

inside the main lecture hall sleeping, 20 to 30 of them. a difference in the presence as when we were first here. they do have three demands, the primary one being that regents rescind that tuition hike they approved thursday of up to 5% for five years if the state does not provide more funding. >> the message is still there. it's that knowledge is not a commodity and is not a privilege, that people should be taken away from the public. >> reporter: things have been peaceful since last wednesday's board of regents meeting.

in terms of the movement, there is thanksgiving break happening later this week, but students say even if they go home, they'll be right back here to continue this message. in terms of the walkout, that is planned at noon, which is statewide at various campuses. >> very interesting, it's a statewide response right now. thank you, stephanie. >> san francisco police are looking for a pair of package thieves so bold their crime was caught on tape. this is video from a multi-unit building in the mission district. the resident said what grabbed his attention of boxes left in the trash instead of the recycle bin. he said residents don't do that. and the man checked the security system. >> i looked and the addresses were sequential to each other

but were not the same address. that's unusual. i made a little note and i said you're probably expecting something and if you were, i found the boxes for what you may have been expecting in my trash can. >> he says police were notified and general postal inspectors recommend getting packages insured, requiring a signature in an item is valuable or have a neighbor pick them up for you. if you suspect theft, make sure you report it. >> a window washer who fells 11 stories remains in life threatening condition in san francisco. the man was getting ready to hoist scaffolding friday. a car searching for a parking spot broke his fall. >> turning to our microforecast,

it's pretty cool. >> amply chilly. >> you probably noticed that over the weekend as well, those cold mornings settling in and that's what happens. when we get to cold front coming to the bay area. this weekend we are going to see high pressure firmly in control. clouds are arcing up and around that big ridge of high pressure. it also keeps us nice and chilly in the morning hours. so grab that coat, bundle up the little ones. a lot of kids have this week off. so that might mean a better than usual commute. but temperatures this morning are chilly. if you're someone really looking forward to all the sales, you're going to be headed out early this morning or any time this week, make sure you bring your

jacket. lows falling into the 40s and 30s for the first time this year in places like the south bay. as we get into this afternoon, temperatures will be in the 60s and then you bring in some changes. looking good through your thanksgiving, but getting home could be problematic with another round of rain on the way. this one could produce generous rainfall totals. keep in mind it could be tricky for travelers across the state as we head throughout your friday, saturday and union. let's check on your drive. welcome in mike inouye. how was your weekend? >> it was great this weekend. you and i both were over at that food drive. i'm sorry if you used the other entrance, just come over to the one by starbucks where i hang out in fremont, i'm always by the starbucks.

we have a crash west 580, told but that. the update from chp is that everything is now cleared from the center divide. some distraction but not a lot of slowing. we had an earlier crash similar that is off the roadway, no slowing, though, and none for the rest of the south bay. as we look at our speed sensors along the peninsula and east bay, the typical pattern on 880 and 101. the dumbarton bridge, it's so clear we can see that westbound traffic across 84. equally as light with those few taillights. san mateo also with the connector. look at that light twinkle across that high rise. that's an optical illusion. that's also a clear drive.

>> what happens in a missouri courtroom could spark protest or change nationwide. the 12 men and women on the grand jury deciding whether to charge a white police officer with the death of a black teen-ager could make their decision today. kris sanchez joins us. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, laura. seven men, five women. outside people gathered in the community where that unarmed black teen-ager was shot by a white police officer, who says he was acting in self-defense. about 150 people did march and even blocked an intersense for a short time, but it was largely peaceful. law enforcement surrounds the area around the courthouse and the barricades went up as well.

the community waiting for the grand jury to decide whether that officer will be charged today. >> i wanted my kids to see the importance on what's going on, you know, what's going on in ferguson and the whole st. louis area in general. >> meanwhile the man you see right there is michael brown's father. he delivered turkeys to the community that has so much support for his son and for his family. he is asking, as he has in the last couple of days, that the protests be peaceful. >> nine of the 12 members of that grand jury have to agree on what their decision is going to be. they could decide murder, manslaughter or no charge at all for that police officer. >> the nation right now gripped with what that outcome will be. thank you very much, kris. >> a baby left in a storm drain for days miraculously survives. the charges the mother is facing this morning. >> and the nation's newspapers

take on silicon valley. we'll tell you what they said coming up.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> they say if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. mountain view's google is making it bigger and brighter than ever before. we're talking about the times square bill board in new york city. google is taking control of the

largest bill board ever, stands eight stories high and covers an entire city block on broadway. it first fired up last week but google is the first sponsor and it holds exclusive rights to the holidays until the end of january. >> i wonder if you can see it from space. three astronauts, including one from the u.s., have successfully reached the international space station. the new crew face as busy six months in orbit to prepare for taxis. >> scott mcgrew, terse words here. >> let's start with encryption.

as you know, apple and google and a number of other companies have changed their text and e-mail systems so even they can't read your messages, much less the federal government. this comes after the nsa's secret plans were revealed by edward snowden. well, in an editorial in the wall street journal titled "terrorists get a phone upgrade," the former publisher of the journal says apple and google have misread public opinion and have simply gone too far. >> uber, meanwhile, was the target of the "new york times." he didn't mince any words, saying uber's investors, there simply isn't anyone in silicon valley, he writes, willing to tell uber's principals to grow up. >> for a quick check on the markets this monday morning, let's talk to kate rogers. she's live at cnbc headquarters. good morning, kate. >> good morning, scott. futures are pointing to more

green arrows at the opening bell this morning. the marks are coming off another positive week with the dow and s&p 500 posting five straight weeks of gains. look for reports this week on gdp, housing, consumer confidence, unemployment and personal income and spending. on friday the dow rising 91 points and the nasdaq up 11. back to you. >> thank you. the faa may be on the cusp of some very serious regulations for drones. this may include requiring people who even fly small drones to have an actual pilots license. that requirement would only come if the person wanted to use the drone commercially, using it to take pictures, check crops, that kind of thing. the faa would even include this popular drone, the a.r. drone.

it would be interesting to watch. an actual pilot's license to fly something as simple -- of course a 10-year-old could fly it all he wanted as long as he didn't charge money. >> they're so accessible. to think there would be that kind of regulation -- >> that would be a lot. i can see it for the really big ones. >> today is the last chance to restore an empty nevada lake that could be used for fishing. the forest service will decide whether to repair the lake and repair the dam or turn it into a natural wetlands. the state wants it refilled. state wildlife officials say the lake could be used as a premiere trout fishery. >> hey now. 5:18 on your monday. it's a holiday week. everybody here i'm sure excited about the prospect, food,

turkey, yams you mentioned. >> a big shopping week as well for those of us who are good morning p american consumers out there. i can tell you right now, a lot of these places already putting out the deals. you don't want to miss out on those, if you're somebody who wants to save 40% or better and that's when they say you're really getting the good deal. let's talk about the deal you're getting in the weather department. that's a really good looking drive if you're heading out of town, especially if you're trying to get to the north. we have a little patchy fog developing. this is through your valley spot. keep that in mind also. stockton, modesto, all the way down to bakersfield this morning, you are going to find that thick fog. temperatures are chilly this morning as well, really starting to feel like the season out there, 39 degrees in santa rosa. the deal for today, your weather story, sunny with a few passing clouds, good looking week coming your way.

mostly dry conditions, at least as we get into thursday. as we head throughout your friday rain continues into saturday and sunday. we will stay dry all the way through thanksgiving day. that's something to be thankful for. temperatures mostly in the 40s. over the next couple days, temperatures are going to end up in the 60s. we're looking good for your holiday travel. just getting out of town should be nice and easy across the bay area, even catching a flight for the next few days. then things start to change. one of my favorite events all year, the countdown to the 24-hour holiday music on 96.5 koit, i get to flip the switch. what an honor, what a privilege, they're going nonstop christmas music around the clock. we get to do it here live during our midday forecast. looking good. "jingle bells ", mike, all the

way. >> not only am i happy you're flipping the switch, but that it won't happen until after thanksgiving. the metering lights will turn on in about 19 minutes from now. we have a backup forming on the left approach, pretty typical pattern off the berkeley curve. i did see one of those people movers, the oakland to bart -- they're open this weekend. it sound like folks really like that. northbound side, an easy drive. 880, 580 heading toward the maze, 4 and the free way, you saw that little backup on the left approach toward the bay bridge. nice, easy drive here. that little bit of orange, that's the fog christina was talking about. 101 itself is at speed as you

travel down through santa rosa and toward the novato area. a little farther east christina was talking about that fog between 5 and sacramento, you might want to use i-80, it's a smoother route. 880 south past the truck scales and park. >> thank you very much. >> a disturbing story from australia this morning. a mother in sidney is facing an attempted murder charge for allegedly abandoning her newborn son in a drain near a highway for five days. the baby, which is now one week old, is in serious but stable condition at a local hospital. two cyclists found that baby wrapped in a hospital blanket in

an eight-foot deep trench. the mother faces 25 years in prison if convicted. >> 5:22 on your monday. from the bay to the white house, still ahead, the top honor a bay area woman is set to receive from the president himself today.

a very good monday morning to you. look at clear it is as well. it's a cold start across the bay area. >> it is but at least can you see where you're going. >> that is true, which is a good thing. >> a great story here. san rafael's own writer isabelle iondez is best known for "house

of spirits, city of the beast." the medal is the highest civilian award given to people who make extraordinary contributions to the nation and to the world. other honorees in this category include stevie wonder, former nbc anchor tom brokaw and actress meryl streep. >> great company. >> bay area swimming sensation is vying for prestigious awards herself. >> she's nominated in this year's gold i don't know goggles award presented by usa's swimming. the event will be hosted by nbc's matt lauer and al roker. frankly will join others this morning on nbc's "today." >> another breach at sjc.

>> and a dramatic rescue just ahead. ♪

a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. >> san jose police investigating a third security breach at the airport. a man was taken into custody after getting on to the tarmac and stealing a maintenance vehicle? >> tease what san jose police suggest. they have not said why this man did this and what his intentions were. they did arrest manuel siragosa. this happened around 10:00 yesterday morning when he breached the perimeter on the west side of the property over at atlantic aviation. authorities spotted him, detained him, got him off the

tarmac. they called police. he stole a maintenance truck and drove to terminal b. >> fortunately san jose detected this individual rather early, unlike the other two breaches. so, again, i have to commend them for that. but until we have a system where security is notified the second the breach happens, i still think passenger safety is at risk. >> the heard the congressman mention other breaches. there have been two prior to this one. in april, a 15-year-old climbed a fence, climbed in a wheel well and survived a fly to hawaii. and in august, marilyn hartman was able to sneak on to a flight from san jose to los angeles.

we'll have reaction coming up to yesterday's breach, the third one in roughly five months. >> the stories they're able to put together now at s.j.c. thank you for that report. >> u.c. students spreading their messages on several campuses today, planning to walk out of class to protest tuition increases. stephanie chuang is live. >> reporter: we're back here again. last time we were here on thursday, last time it was packed with sleeping bags and people sleeping right next to each other. now we've got just a couple students here, a couple of police officers as well. it's been pretty quiet and empty. most are sleeping in the main lecture hall inside. this morning we counted 20 or 30 huddled in their sleeping bags trying to get some west.

the students say they'll continue to occupy wheeler hall until their primary requests are met. the students say the walkout at noon today will show their solidarity with some even marching on the streets. >> the walkout is going to be really interesting. there's going to be a lot of dynamic speakers. a lot of people are going to be talking on specific points or reading poems or rallying. >> you may remember the image of the shattered glass door since the regents meeting. it's been calm since then. the other students' demands have been for the charges against jeff novan to be dropped.

one of the thoughts from students was they may walk through the streets around local high schools because the future students are those who will be impacted by this tuition hike. the walkout is scheduled for noon today. we know u.c. davis and santa cruz are also planning to take part. >> thanks, steph. >> we have details on the search for a missing surfer in pacifica. the unidentified surfer was last seen face down 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 yesterday morning when the 17-year-old boy fell from a cliff at san jose's allen rock park. crews initially had a hard time locating him. the boy tumbled 30 feet from

eagle rock peak and 70 feet more through the brush below. he was found in an area not accessible by helicopter. >> what's unusual is for the person survive the fall. we're feeling pretty good that this individual is conscious and talking. >> rescue crews say the boy was conscious when they reached him. >> election officials blaming this year's delayed results on outdated technology. the board of supervisor says it time to consider dropping traditional tolling places all together, rather than spend millions to replace aging election machines. >> it's 5:35 on a monday morning. time to turn to our microclimate

forecast now. taking a peek outside. on the left, san bruno, look at the clear, clear skies out there, san jose on the right. it is a cold start to the morning. >> and for your holidays, to make you feel you're in that holiday mood, how about 40s to start in the morning. >> how about a sweater. >> or you could have a nice fire this morning. it's that time of year where you get to use your chimney. and, yeah, you're taking those little ones with you this morning, i want to start with this live picture as we help up get up and get moving on this monday. temperatures are chilly. good news is no fog to slow you done r down once you hit that temperatu temperature. >> we don't have any thick fog anywhere across the bay area except for your north bay valleys. that's hit or miss because the fog is having a hard time settling in because we're

getting some really good atmospheric mixing. that's courtesy of wind, courtesy of the cold front that came through here. we're going to get a taste of the 70s. look at this, he knows how to dance. looking good for your thanksgiving. yeah, even in san francisco, temperatures sticking with the mid 60s. you should see sam right now. he's doing that dance. and it's p the rain is coming in pretty quickly. we have significant rainfall totals on the way. mike, i don't know, do you have any moves on this guy? >> i almost picked that one up. that's great. that's great. was sam picking up the turkey dance or was the turkey picking up the sam dance in we'll have to do more investigation.

let's look at your maps -- the north bay where southbound 101 show as smooth drive. we're expecting a typical pattern as far as the slowdown and the north bay commute. we should have a shorter duration from the bulk of your morning commute and probably mostly severe to kim it in and also west 580 showed that build coming in toward the dublin interchange. again, we're expecting a typical pattern and the worst parts of your commute, we'll still see that slowing but we should see overall lighter traffic. >> right now it's 5:38 on your monday. a city is on edge this morning, of course we're talking about

ferguson, missouri. we'll have a live report coming up. >> plus buffalo is bracing for a dangerous week as several feet of snow begins to melt. >> and an explosion brings an entire complex to the ground. >> and a cool start in the bay area and a misclear look at the bay bridge. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather right after this break. over a million californians have a gotten something that's beend. out of reach for far too long. health insurance.

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you're watching "today in the bay." >> there's still no decision from the grand jury jury on an officer who shot an unarmed teen-ager. >> reporter: the grand jury is meeting here again today. that is the one thing that we

know for certain in this case, but how close they are to a decision in this case is anyone's guess. such services in ferguson calling for justice for michael brown but with peaceful protests. >> non-violent is the way! >> reporter: even in the pouring rain, many still drown to the spot where the teen-ager was killed. >> i wanted my kids to see the importance of what's going on in ferguson and the whole st. loui. >> reporter: over the weekend, barricades moved into place around the st. louis county justice center seemed to foreshadow a potential announcement here, where today a grand jury meets again, considering charges against ferguson police officers darren wilson, who says he acted in self-defense. the grand jury, seven men, five women, nine white, three black,

which reflects the make-up of the county. nine of those 12 must agree on the decision whether to indict. >> i feel sorry for these people because they know if they walk out of that grand jury room and have not indicted, they may have created a massive riot in their city and maybe throughout the united states. >> reporter: and close to where it happened, tension. >> it's really hard. the stress levels are beyond the scales. >> i had to come and just give back. >> michael brown's father giving turkeys to the community this week to the community that has supported them. >> a judge in this -- >> laura, back to you. >> thank you so much, jennifer. >> as we wait for a decision in

ferguson, in cleveland tension is building between police and its community. on the rise right now after the shooting death of a 12-year-old boy carrying a toy gun. san jose's kris sanchez joining us live now. >> reporter: sam, 12-year-old boy who was at a recreation center when someone called 911 was shot and killed and died of his injuries yesterday. a person called 911 said he saw the boy pulling out a weapon, that also appeared to be fake. >> there's a guy with a miss po pistol that is pointing it at everybody. it probably is fake but it's scaring the [ bleep ] out of everyone. >> police told him to put his

arms above his head. he pointed at the officers and the officers shot him. this bears a striking similarity to the sit ence sittence the sh deputy was not charged in the dea death. >> residents in buffalo, new york are getting ready for the possibility of flooding as several feet of snow begins to melt. temperatures are predicted to be close to 60 this week. the national weather service has

issued a flood warning for today. there is also concern heavy snow and saturated soil could cause some trees to fall. the region was buried under as much as seven feet of snow. >> we need more and some more could be on the way. >> looks like we're going to get another round. we've been getting that much-needed rainfall, it's been steady and slow but every single drop in the bucket counts. especially when it comes to our water. >> a lot of the rainfall will get stored. that's the good news because that's what they drink up in marin county. we're at 44 in san francisco, 39 in the north bay and 41 for the south bay. good morning to you.

hopefully you had a great weekend. as we get into this week, chances are you are going to be joining up with your family. and if it's here in the bay area, they're really going to get spoiled with some gorgeous conditions. but getting home could be problematic with a really potent storm system on the way for the end of the week into the upcoming weekend. for today staying dry, temperatures are going to be cool today. by tomorrow we'll trade in the 60s for the 70s and as we head throughout wednesday, even warmer, temperatures close to about high pressure starts to head out of the area. it's going to hold strong as we head throughout the next 48 to 72 hours. as a result of that, most of those clouds staying to the north of the bay area. we'll get a lot of sunshine that will continue all the way until you're break we have a mostly

cloudy sky toward the end of the day and watch this, we continue your futurecast. the rain comes in steadily. morning hours saturday, that continues. we'll get another wave of potentially heavy rainfall, as we head throughout sun. >> let's find out how your drive is looking. >> i'm worried about your tree lighting. watch for christina and see if she has an umbrella. it will be a kofl no matter

there there's the build. we'll talk about that more in a second. west 580, look at the matter. we have your joan slower drive west 580, coming through the tri-valley. typical monday would have little red hoods coming up here. a little slow drive develops now of just below 60 miles per hour. you do have a typical. >> you're still at the speed limit. no problems off the benicia and so a typical pattern right here. nothing unusual. again, that commute will kick in through the south pitch and you

do have a commute. we expect a shorter duration for the bulk of that because many folks had and of course we have lots of book making as well. >> lots of people working for their paycheck this week. now to an investigative union ut exclusive. tens of thousands of people fleeing violence in south america. we'll take to you a movie called sanctuary. the sanctuary movement is spreading across the country once again, this time for an entirely different reason. >> you have people of faith who are standing up saying we're not going to fail to act in this time. so all of those old kind of relation shiepgs and connections can be picked up again. >> tonight we investigate how the president's new executive

memorandum is affecting those lives and working behind the scenes with undocumented immigrants. all this tonight the 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, please. >> beoth sides say progress was made over the weekend. the deadline for a deal was made in july. an agreement might end the long-held economic sanctions against iran. >> happening today, an expected legal ruling in connection to one of the most high profile child disappearance cases ever.

in 2012, hernandez confessed to abducting and murdering a 6-year-old. the judge will rule if that confession can be presented and when a trial could take place. no body was ever found and authorities testified hernandez does live with mental disabilities. >> last night's collapse left hundreds without power. early reports indicated there was an explosion. fire officials don't believe anyone else was inside. the bomb and it turns out this was his second crash. it happened when the bus veered off of i-5 and rolled down an embankment in shasta county.

two hours before that, the bus hit the side of app awning at a denny's restaurant. >> there's no reason to have run off the roadway. we got reports from passengers to say the bus driver appeared fatigued. >> there was a replacement driver on the way to the bus. >> it is 5:53 right now. computer users were complaining sunday night. it looked as if craigslist got hacked. some people didn't get the page they were expecting. >> that's right. good morning to you. craigslist says it probably was something to do with the way that the web site is identified by its called dns.

so the actual site itself didn't get hacked, rather the name servers where you are pointed to the service got hacked and ended up with a strange web site because, frankly, we don't want to give them the they had up and running this morning. >> security company symantec says it found a spy software in mexico and ireland as well. the creators of the spy virus, well, nobody is saying who that is. but they're saying it's similar to a program created by the u.s. government. >> imagine that. >> and whether you're traveling

or staying home -- >> you'll want to know the weather. >> some people like to deep fry a turkey, have a barbecue. you'll be able to do anything, even if it's just tossing that football around during halftime. you know who we get watch on thanksgiving day. that's right. >> here's the deal, you'll need a light jacket or light sweater but it's going to be comforta e comfortable. we're going to trade these temperatures in for the mid 70s. we have more rain on the way to the bay area as well. your full forecast is just moments away. you know what, though? you might have to get to work. we're in that boat with you, mike. >> we talked about the backup here. the fastrak lanes are moving better. our emeryville cameras, i'm able to turn it and look toward the

bay bridge plaza. we don't see any problems across that span or over at the toll plaza. the backup still at the toll plaza itself. the east shore freeway show as little tiny build but a lighter-than-normal slowdown. just about 58, 59 miles an hour on those approaches so far. we are seeing the effects probably of a holiday week, as we expect. south 680 flowing in towards sunol, no big surprise. >> they'll be rolling out the orange carpet today to celebrate an historic championship. >> perhaps you'll recall what prompted all of this. tonight at the castro theater, they're showing the premiere of the official 2014 world series film. fargo tv star colin hanks will be narrating the movie. the giants just the second

national league team to win a wor -- two world series in five years. >> coming up, a possible shake-up to the lineup? we tell you about reports of a big move this morning. >> stay tuned for that. and also your safety at sjc questioned again? this after a third security breach in a matter of months for that airport. >> and shots wake up a quiet neighborhood overnight. what we're learning about the homicide investigation next. >> everybody getting into the holiday spirit, bridges, too. it's all lit up as per usual. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic right after this break.

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details behind the third break in security at sjc this year. >> and why students across california are walking out of class today. >> and is the panda leaving san francisco? the latest coming up next. >> and good morning to you. changes coming to your forecast. a big warmup coming your way through wednesday and then more rain returns and this time we've got a powerful system gearing up to hit the bay area on friday. more on that in just moments. >> and expecting and seeing changes in your commute pattern as well. we do have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and a new incident at the north bay coming up. >> a live look outside on this cool start to a monday morning, november 24th. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> laura said, it i will confirm