straight day. concerns here in the united states as millions of americans take to the skies this week. what to expect at airports as security tightening across the country. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a good holiday week monday. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. temperatures will feel rather fallish. cooling down, kari. >> starting to cool down today. by the end of the week t will be very cold all across the bay area. as we start out this morning, you have to look out for some patchy fog. temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s. and looking at highs today in the upper 50s in san francisco and mid-60s else where across the bay area. i'll detail everything you need to know as you head out this week. that's coming up. let's see how it looks this morning for the commute with mike. >> we're starting in san jose. i turned my camera north. not a great shot but it gives you an idea of the volume and also shows us the area where that was that car fire reported.

we talked about no lanes affected and a fire just off the roadway in the brush. we don't see a problem and no slowing as you see on the maps, no impact to the traffic flow right there. little slow down that just popped up for southbound 17 and that will likely clear and the rest of the bay, patches of fog, as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. on heightened alert this morning, heavy armed security forces carried out several raids in brussels overnight. police are now questioning up to 21 people. >> it is a developing story today and kris sanchez is monitoring from our newsroom this morning. belgi belgium's capital is under the highest terror alert right now. >> we now know that 21 people were rounded up in raids in brussels overnight. but not the main man at the center of that manhunt. he continues to invade the 1,000 police officers who are looking for him specifically in the belgium capital. authorities want him in connection with the paris

attacks. a twist this morning new word from nbc news in paris, isis may be looking for him, as well, because he did not die in the paris attacks. this is video just into our newsroom in the last hour or so. some of those 22 overnight raids in brussels. one of the 21 people detained was arrested after trying to plow down police. >> vehicle ran into the police. the vehicle that was intercepted later in brussels. the driver, a man who was hurt, was arrested. >> meanwhile in paris, look at the eiffel tower. it is desserted. they don't name him in the suspect picture, but he is wanted in connection with the attacks outside the national stadium in paris two fridays ago. now, we do know that president obama is due to visit paris a week from today.

he and 80 other world leaders are expected for a summit on climate change, but because of all of this action, we'll have to wait and see if that comes to fruition. laura? >> no, most definitely. the president is at the white house this morning and the political conversation shift to that fight against isis. from the campaign trail, many are demanding a tougher, more immediate response following the paris terrorist attacks. both sides of the aisle are not happy with how president obama is handling the fight against isis. democrats are questioning if he's sending enough troops to syria, while republicans are pushing for more oversight when it comes to syrian refugees. >> we have no choice. we have no idea who is being sent in here. >> we should monitor anything, mosques, church, school, you know, shopping center. where there is a lot of radicalization going on. >> donald trump is backtracking on his idea to register muslims

saying it really just applies to syrian refugees. here at home and across the country, security concern following the paris attacks have affected every airport, which is on heightened alert. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live at sfo. how this could affect millions to take the skies this week and safe to say get there earlier than usual. >> you hear that time and time again, sam. i just spoke with the manager here at sfo who said every year for the last seven years, more and more passengers so he and others here at the airport expect it will be very busy this week at san francisco international. now, the usual concern for many traveling across the country is the weather. snow, winter weather, for instance, causing backup at the airports like chicago's o'hare over the weekend, but travel experts say there may be more reason causing longer lines and delays at airports across the country. first of all, airline experts predict that this will be the busiest thanksgiving period since 2008 in terms of travel.

as well as with the recent terror attacks and international threats, that may also be causing some delays. there are traveling warnings and every airport has heightened security. now, amtrak riders can expect increased security, as well. both at stations and also on trains with canine units and officers in uniform. as it it has been, though, most of the travel will be this week on highways. almost 47 million americans expected to travel for thanksgiving and 89% of them expected to drive. the good news there is that they will pay the lowest gas prices since 2008. down 65 cents from the $2.80 average just a year ago. now, if you are traveling by air, as usual, with sfo, san jose or oakland, the recommendation is get there 90 minutes earlier for domestic flights and two hours for international. live here at sfo, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." it is 5:05 right now. what caused a destructive fire

in berkeley sending one person to the hospital. that fire broke out last night at the chandler apartment building on telegraph avenue on dwight way just a few blocks from the cal campus. firefighters battle the flames for four hours and now 30 people are without a place to stay. >> currently it's uninhabitable. we've disconnected the electricity for our safety and shut off the gas. the building's got a partial collapse of the roof on the back side of the building. >> crews discovered the fire started at the back of the building on the fourth floor, but the official cause is still under investigation. firefighters believe the flames caused upwards of $500,000 in damages. 5:06 right now. 16-year-old boy with autism reporting missing in livermore is back home safely this morning. reported missing about 6:00 last night on the northeast side of livermore right near the spring town golf course. the teen was safely located and since has been returned home. these temperatures are going

to start dropping this week, aren't they, kari? >> fairly mild today. but not as warm as it was yesterday and the big changes start to happen as we head into tomorrow as well as wednesday and highs today up to 64 degrees in los gatos and the mission district at 58 degrees today. 63 in napa and also in oakland and dublin looking at 64 degrees into the next few days. our highs will strug tool make it out of the 50es and detail that and along with freezing temperatures and some rain. a lot going on here. is it busy yet on the roads, mike? >> like the temperatures, kind of chill out there. also, we're looking at vanishing roadways. emoryville camera, you can see a lot of folks there by powell but can't see powell all the way around the bend to the bay bridge. show you the toll plaza to ensure you it is still there and a little backup for the cash lanes just starting to build. there are the low clouds. look at your maps, patches of dense fog around the bay at times and more specifically in

the north bay for highway 101. behind me, we're talking about the central valley and the approach out of the altamont pass. watch it as you're passing by the larger golf courses and larger fields. a lot of moisture and chance for fog this early morning, as well. we'll send it back to you. >> looks pretty good, so far. >> some blue and gold on mike's map. coincidental? maybe, maybe not. on their way to the history books, one away from breaking an all-time nba record. >> pretty cool. i'm bob redell live here in the south bay just days away from thanksgiving and one of the largest foodpointries in t pant area. short on birds. we'll tell you how you can help, coming a. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcb theunit@nbcbayar theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we investigate.

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could be the site of history. tomorrow night could be the night oracle arena might find itself the site of in, ba history. the warriors are one win away from the pest start of any nba team ever. last night they won 118-105 over the denver nuggets. steph up to his usual antics there. barnes with the slam. perfect 15-0. stefan curry says while the

streak is impressive, the team has not even reached its full potential yet. >> it is a great accomplishment that we haven't had any blemishes on the record so far. i think it's kind of a quiet confidence that we don't feel like we're going to lose any time soon the way we're playing and the way that we can get even better. >> it's awesome. i mean those guys that i've been saying it, they deserve it. they play the right way, they're unselfish. they have fun. they even see the joy that they have when they play basketball. >> how about luke walton, he's undefeated as a coach. they have a chance to break the record in front of the home crowd arena against the los angeles lakers. the cheapest ticket we found online $249 bucks and that is for standing room only. 5:12 right now. walmart is moving cybermonday to sunday. >> because, why not? scott mcgrew, walmart trying all

sorts of unusual things this year. >> putting all its black friday deals online, as well. no need to go to the store on the bizzestiest shopping day of the year. walmart said it would move cybermonday deals to sunday. really an old-fashioned idea born when we didn't have internet connections at home. we came to work the monday after thanksgiving to shop online because work had an internet connection. considering you now have an internet connection in your pocket, cybermonday is a very old-fashioned idea and walmart's move may be the beginning of the end to cybermonday. who knows, maybe the world's largest retailer will spend the end of this. you never know. walmart says 98% of its deals will offer in-store friday will be available thursday morning. no reason to try to get a barbie doll quite like that. one of the most popular christmas gifts this year is drones and the faa wants to have a drone registration system in

place before christmas. over the weekend, the agency's blue ribbon drone panel turned over its recommendation for new drone rules we haven't seen them yet, though one reporter is saying they'll require even very small drones. a half a pound to be registered. let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters this morning. good morning. >> hey, scott, good monday morning, as well. the markets will look to build and futures are lower ahead of the opening bell. stocks are coming off their best week of the year as measured by the s&p 500 index on growing confidence that the fed will raise interest rates next month. look for data today on existing home sales. the dow rising 91 points friday to 17824. the nasdaq up 31 to 5105. scott, back over to you. >> landon, thank you. sam and lar laura, i know you're covering the brussels raids. belgian police are asking people not to show people of the raids on social media because you

tweet a picture of special forces fwathering on a street corner before a raid you're tipping off the terrorists. they are posting cat pictures, instead. giving them the #belgigiugia #belgianlockdown. the belgian police -- >> it's a trend. >> it's a thing. and, you know, it's nice. obviously, a very serious story and tragedy, but to somehow attack this with some sort of sense offer and love is really -- >> and the whole belief of the people in paris, too. we will keep living our lives. >> thank you very much. 5:15 right now. 'tis the season of giving. we all know that and the largest food pantry in northern california certainly need of some turkey. >> or a few thousand. "today in the bay" bob redell joining us with the extra push this year to help people and give back over the holidays. >> well, sacred community

service here in the south bay, sam and laura, they are short frozen turkeys. what they're going to be doing later today is distributing these food boxes and they're going to be getting fruits, vegetables and canned goods and what not for a good meal and they want a frozen bird with that and we have morgan. do you mind opening the pharyngbehind you? >> normally, not normally but this fridge should have a lot more birds, but you're short by how many? it was 3,000 over the weekend but something happened overnight. >> almost 1,700. >> obviously, wednesday, the last day. is this the normal shortage for this time of the year? >> no, i mean, people, we really need the help and i don't think people really realize until they see it's down to the last minute. we need to make sure zee enough for all these families. i kaej can't imagine what they'll feel like when they come through and they don't have a turkey. >> do some of these come through? >>fully. i'm worried to base my judgments

on past experiences, but we really do believe the community will step up. if they have the resources, if they can just really help us out. >> 4,200 families is that a baseline number or has it gotten worse as far as need goes? >> we actually had to raise the number. >> raise the number. >> yeah. we had to raise the number. >> what are you hearing from people out there? outside from what we're reading on the cnbc economy, what are you hearing from the people? >> i've seen families crying and parents who have to leave their kids alone to able to go to work and people are barely making their rent and they have nothing, literally nothing left after their basic necessities. >> so, if people want to help, cash works, i'm assuming. what about, do you want them to drop off a bird or would you prefer the money? >> it would be great, both. if people could come by and bring turkeys if they're available. if you're working, donate online and we can buy the turkeys for

you. >> morgan, thank you very much. happy thanksgiving to you. thanksgiving is thursday and they can take donations last minute until wednesday and today would be preferable. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> whatever you can do tamake a difference. >> generated from this time and extends through the rest of the year because need to stop. >> everyone is hungry year round. >> it is a cold thanksgiving. so, be mindful of that, as well. as we get ready for the family to head in or maybe you're about to hit the roads, we do have a few concerns out there. as we start out in san jose, mostly clear skies. and no problems here, but we've seen some patchy, dense fog across parts of the bay area. so, heads up on that before you head out the door. it's 49 degrees. milder temperatures this morning in a few days. this will be closer to our high temperatures. so, a drastic drop in temperatures on the way. and a look at what we are expecting. gusty winds moving in tomorrow. the gusts up to 45 miles an hour.

also, some spotty, light rain and also a slight risk of thunder heading into tomorrow afternoon, as well as wednesday morning. and then snow for thesia. near 2,000 to 3,000 feet and then the cold temperatures move in. that happens as we go into thanksgiving morning and really on friday morning we'll have our coldest temperatures of the season. the next 48 hours, though, low clouds start to move in. some drizzle possible this morning. and then here we are tomorrow morning. we start to see the rain moving in to parts of the north bay and it becomes more widespread and heavier as we go through the morning commute, early afternoon and then by tuesday night, we may take a break before the next round moves in. early wednesday morning. so, all throughout the commute and travel times a lot of people getting out on the roads, we'll have a few issues out there. the cold air starts to settle in from canada. we call this air canada, if you're hopping on a flight, well, it will be possibly very bumpy out there with those winds picking up in the jet stream

setting up right over us. we're also looking at a pretty good soaking. the amount of rain we could see wib the next few days. up to about 0.5 for the bay area and maybe a few spots getting 0.75 and snow in the sierra. look at this, up to 15 inches of snow and maybe a few spots getting 17 inches between now and wednesday. we'll keep you up to date on that, but let's see how it looks this morning for the commute. >> kari, it looks great right now. point out a couple patches of fog. not so bad towards dublin but kari is talk about the weather changing over the next few days and if you're plan on heading over the sierra over the next few days and likely to be snow and bring those chains that are required. over here, right now, just a little bit of fog. we didn't see any in that shot. a little slowing builds at the dublin interchange. this week we'll see a lighter flow of traffic and at times it may be very light, but we'll still see your congestion and

morning commute in places like the bay bridge and live look out there and cash lanes are already stacking up. this is right on schedule, maybe a tad bit light. make you happy. back to you guys. >> we'll take what we can get. coming up next, solutions to the drought. >> water that is always going to be there and never going to go away and isn't dependent on snow pack or rainfall. >> we investigate ways technaul can create enough water to solve california's water crisis. whether or not it rains or snows or does neither.

now to an investigative unit exclusive. el nino may be on the way, but that does not mean we're out of the drought or out of the woods yet. governor brown has extended his executive order mandating water usage until next october. stephen stock travelled the world trying to find solutions to our water kriss >> as part of our investigation into california's water crisis, we spent two weeks in israel. and there we found many solutions that do not involve rain. they involve things like underground drip irrigation techniques that put water directly at the roots of crops. that not only saves water, but increases crop yields both there and here in california and it is now beinged in plac eused in pl

california. we also went behind the scenes in israel to see how that country recycles human waste water. they safely reuse it on agriculture enabling entire fields to bloom in the desert. right now california only uses recycled water on less than 7% of its agriculture compared to 80% in israel. finally, there's the technique called desalination. turning salty sea water into clean drinking water. it can be costly and take a lot of energy, israeli leaders realize it's the only true drought-proof solution because there is an entire ocean out there. you can see our entire investigative series on this water crisis, just go taour website, nbcbayarea.com. i'm stephen stock. back to you guys. >> thanks so much, stephen. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to

theunit@nbcbayarea.com. wrus brussels remains on heightered alert this morning. the overnight raids that have up to 21al detained right now and possible connections to the deadly attacks in paris. and a bizarre standoff here at home. how this six-hour ordeal on top of a buddhist temple came to an end. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

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cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock. boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx a very good morning to you, thank you so much joining us. i'm laura gar se cia-cannogarci >> i'm sam brock. cold temperatures coming. >> very cold temperatures behind that as we go into the weekend and definitely by the weekend very chilly all across the bay area. now, our temperature starting out is at 2 degrees in the north bay and 50 degrees in the east bay. you can see by the cameras some fog you may encounter and allow extra time for the commute. in the low to mid-60s today and much cooler than yesterday and the trend goes downward from there. so, i'll detail that coming up for the rest of the week and now let's check in now with mike to see how it looks at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the east bay camera, you couldn't even see the coliseum across the street.

here we can barely see the other side of the toll plaza roadway with clouds and fog drifting through here and the metering lights should be turned on any second. we see that volume and traditional build at 5:30. we'll look at your maps and as well as the morning for the rest of the week and and friday pretty no commute because most businesses aren't selling things are closed. we'll look towards the east bay tri-valley for traditional slowing for 580, back to you. at 5:30. traumatic new video captures the horror of the paris terror attacks. you can see police as they prepare to storm the bataclan theater. this coming as french police issue a new appeal. officials release this photo on twitter of a third man involve thind terrorist attacks outside the national stadium in paris. he has not been identified yet. but the french government says he is one of three suicide bombers who carried out the attack during a soccer game. meantime, in brussels,

authorities carried out dozens of overnight raids this in search of more terror suspects and 1 peepp are being questioned. including how it could impact your holiday travel plans. but, first, we start with "today in the bay" kris sanchez keeping track of the situation in brussels. kris, that city still on high alert right now. >> day three of the lock down. you mention 21 people were rounded up in overnight raids in brussels. we can tell you none was the man at the center of that manhunt there. this man, abdeslam continues to evade police who are looking for him. authorities want him in connection with the paris attacks, but new word from nbc news in paris, isis may be hunting him, as well, because he did not die in paris. his brother appeared on french tv to urge his brother to turn himself in. we know by now a third brother blew himself up near the

bataclan concert hall. now, this video just into our newsroom of some of those 22 overnight raids in brussels. we saw them earl and one of the 21 people detained was arrested trying to drive into police. >> the vehicle ran into the police and police officers fired two shots. the vehicle was intercepted later in brussels. the driver, a man who was hurt, was arrested. >> now, meanwhile, look at the eiffel tower in paris. if you've been there, your tourist pictures don't look like this. jures have replaced the people visiting there. an additional 1,500 soldiers are deployed in the greater paris region and the state of emergency continues through the end of the month, meaning no large gatherings of people until then. now, even the large department stores are stopping shoppers as they enter the doors checking their bags and checking their coats and asking to make sure that no one can get in with any

sort of contraband this morning. now, president obama is due to enter pair as week from today. he and 80 other world leaders are to attend summit on climate change. laura? >> that's right. the president is returning from his trip overseas to really this political firestorm we're talking about. both republicans and democrats are starting to question his tactics when it comes to the fight against isis. tracie potts in washington. this is a hot topic on the campaign trail. >> no question about that. here on capitol hill, too, laura. the president just got back early this morning and facing things like donald trump saying that we should be checking mosques in this country here in the united states. not everyone agrees with that, the bottom line is some of these ideas are coming up because republicans and some democrats aren't comfortable with how quickly the president is moving to go after isis. >> and we will not give into fear -- >> president obama arrives from

asia just after midnight. back to washington where even democrats questioning if he's sending enough troops to syria to fight isis. >> a group of 50 is fine for what they're doing so far. but it's not going to solve the problem. >> republicans want more boots on the ground. >> this is not a return to iraq. we're not talking about 100,000 people or 50,000 armed soldiers. >> reporter: the most controversial ideas from donald trump, waterboarding. a database to register syrian refugees and monitoring local mosques here in the u.s. >> we have no choice. we have no idea who's being sent in here. >> we should monitor anything, mosques, church, school, you know, shopping center. where there is a lot of radicalization going on. >> reporter: republican presidential candidates disagree on how far to go. >> should we target mosques and have a database of muslims? absolutely not. >> the idea that we're going to repel an entire group of people

on the basis of their religion, it's nonsense. >> it's far from settled. in washington or on the campaign trail. >> in fact, speaking of campaigns, marco rubio throwing out a first big national tv ad tomorrow, it will focus on isis and the war on terror. >> already a part of the political debate here. that's tracie potts from d.c. following the tragic events of paris. security will be tighter at airports across the country this week, this as millions of americans heading to the airways. >> stephanie chuang live at san francisco international airport with how airports across the country are preparing. >> sfo manager telling me there is no official travel warning for passengers, but what is a critical message is get here 90 minutes early for u.s. travel and 30 minutes on top of that for international flights and that's so you can have a smooth experience getting to where you need to go this thanksgiving travel period. now one of the usual concerns impacting travel is weather.

for instance, the wintry weather caused backups at chicago's o'hare over the weekend. but travel experts say this year there are more reason that could keep you waiting in line longer. first of all, airline industry experts predict this will be the busiest travel time since 2008. and on top of that the recent terror attacks and international threat. >> with all the travel warnings out there, every airport has heightened security. >> and that means extra officers and security. so, that goes if you're riding amtrak, as well. trained police dogs at stations and onboard the actual train. now, almost 47 million americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving. the majority 89% will be driving and the good news for you there is you'll be paying the lowest gas prices since 2008. we're talking 2.15 on average and that's 15 cents cheaper from $2.80, the average a year ago. now, federal officials say they're keeping a close eye on any potential threats.

but right now there are no credible threats anywhere in the u.s. right now. live here at sfo, stephanie chuang. >> trying to keep everyone calm. thank you. a man in custody in san jose after a six-hour long ordeal on top of a buddhist temple. he was acting quite strangely. bizarre even throwing ceramic shingles off the roof and dancing as he has one of the shingles in his mouth. this all started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on top of the temple on san fernando street in east san jose. >> beening to get him down, but he just starts throwing stuff at them and he didn't respond to them in a good way. he starts yelling at them. >> so, police did try to coax him down. they even offered him pizza. eventually, the man climbed down about 9:30 last night. he's facing charges of felony vandalism and resisting arrest. an investigation under way in antioch after three people were shot. one of them killed saturday night. police say the men were standing

outside an apartment building having their smoke when suspects approached and started shooting. it happened on secmore drive. police say the other two victims were also wounded and are expected to survive. no arrests have been made. new details of back track from police. they say an alleged kidnapping in martinez did not actually happen. police were in an all-out search saturday night after they saw three men pull a teenage girl into a truck. police found the truck, the suspects and the victim a short time later. all of them in walnut creek. they say the girl was unharmed and she knew one of the men after investigating that further, it was determined that that situation was not actually a kidnapping. 5:38 right now. want to check the forecast with kari. we'll have some changes this week. >> it was such a nice weekend, laura, but, yes, it will not continue as we get ready into the next couple of days. look at our current temperatures. we are in the mid-40s and low

50s still on the map there and some patchy, dense fog. heading into today, still a nice one, but cool than yesterday. in some spots by about 5:00, eight degrees. 61 in palo alto and the mission district at 51 degrees. santa rosa of 4 and oakland 63 and we're also looking at 63 degrees today in livermore. a drastic drop in temperatures and also some rain and some sierra snow. i'll detail all of that coming up and let's see how the commute is rolling now with mike. >> it's hard to see that from our live camera here in dublin. remember, we have rooftop cameras and sometimes the clouds are right at that rooftop level and not necessarily affecting the visibility on the roadway. so, we'll just note that it there. this is the tri-valley and you'll see the volume here. towards the dublin interchange and you're likely taget a patch or two rolling through there and as early as 3:00, we saw patches developing around the golf

course through sunol. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and little slowing on 101 through san jose and a shorter duration for that commute this morning. quick look at san rafael and a little bit of glow to the light. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike 5:40 right now. san francisco homeless now have more options available. the city's winter shelter program opened yesterday offering expanded service and allows guests to remain in one place up to seven days and receive two meals daily. spaces are first come, first served. safe and sound after a few nights out in the wild. here's what happened the investigation into how a panda escaped from a northern california zoo. the huge tesla recall may be one of the best things that ever happened to that company. we'll take a look come up in "business and tech." bob redell live to the south bay. one agency still in desperate need of close to a couple thousand turkeys. we'll have that story coming up. a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit?

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he is in charge of the san mateo county community district. he oversees 42,000 students at three schools in the peninsula. the investigative unit uncovered records showing that he spent hundreds of public dollars on alcohol violating his own district policy. >> we have receipts and records that show that mojitos and martinis and $100 bottle of wine was all charged to your district credit card. can you explain those charges? >> not quite too sure about that, actually. >> how important for them to be careful and coshing on how they spend public dollars. >> nothing is more important probably. use money as proxy for your position. >> he reimbursed the district for $30 worth of alcohol but hasn't provided proof of that. tonight at 11:00, how a sports car stored on campus helped us find these expenses and reaction from the district's board of chancellors. investigate tonight at 11:00. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, please give

us a call at 1-888-996-tips. what sort of sport can fill the sap center? >> team teal, no doubt about that. the league of legends. scott mcgrew, we don't even know what that is. >> i didn't know what it was either. turns out to be one of the most popular video games then world, sam. let me take you to the sap center in san jose where they were packed to the rafters over the weekend. so not anyone, these are some of the world's best players coming from japan and germany to compete for a prize of $175,000. the intel extreme master series moves to germany, next. watching other people play video games is a thing. san franciscan named justin conn you may remember him from the days of justin tv created a service called twitch that people could watch other people play.

100 million viewers a month. by comparison, 112 million people watched the super bowl on nbc. so, justin there sold twitch for a billion dollars. on friday, we told you tesla was recalling every single one of its model s sedans to check out a potential problem with the seat belt. the stock fell 3% friday but tesla has been getting a lot of praise ever since. doing a model-recall on an issue the government had not noticed after one owner reported one problem with a single seat belt. business insiders this morning compares that to volkswagen, which went the other way, hiding problems. takaata which fought airbags. tesla's recall may be one of the most popular news. faa minstrarts had a long weekend meeting with a ribbon committee on what to do about drones. that committee made up of airline pilots coming up with

the registration program in time for christmas. the idea, sam and laurie, you register the serial number and if it crashes or hurts somebody or crash it on the white house lawn, that one will come back tayou and they'll ask what is going on. >> what about your gyrocopter. >> that was the capital lawn, i think. the red square. yeah. >> thank you. 5:47. 'tis the season of giving and the largest food panry in northern california in need some of some turkeys. >> a lot of turkeys. bob redell joining us the extra push this year to try to push people to give back. bob? >> sam and laura, think about it. only a few days until thanksgiving and sacred heart community service here in san jose, this food pantry. they've been handing out food for thanksgiving and here we are in the last week, they are short 1,700 birds. actually, it has gotten better. short 3,000 over the weekend, but here we are monday. some donations came through, but they still need 1,700 birds.

what they're going to be doing is starting today there are people who signed up. 4, 4,200 families that are here and they'll come by and get a food box and a lot of produce and apples and canned goods and what not and they also want to make sure these people have a frozen bird for the thanksgiving meal and that's why they're asking for your help. >> yeah, i had a mother who said that, you know, if she didn't get this food box, she would probably be eating by herself with her kids and barely scraping to make a meal. if she has this, she can invite some family over and really make it a celebration. ideally, this would be stacked with birds. you see some of the frozen turkeys here, again, they are short. 1,700. they'll take anything in terms of donations, money, you can go online to the sacred heart community services website or drop off a frozen bird here and take anything up until wednesday. if you get it here by wednesday, they can get it out to those. again, 4,200 families they are

relying on sacred heart for a meal for thanksgiving and hopefully last them a few days after that. sam, laura? >> that's great. let's hope people step up and make a difference. thank you, bob. the call to end hunger this holiday season very much loud and clear. >> our nbc bay area team reached out this weekend for help and you certainly answered. so far, people have donated 22,000 bags of groceries at safeway stores across the bay area. they will be distributed to those in need. the whole gang was out there. you saw mike inouye and kari was out there, sam. you know what, still time to help out. as mr. mcgrew. >> mcgrew can go autumn fashion there. >> mad about plaid. >> $10 donation towards a bag of groceries through christmas eve your local safeway store. >> people were very happy. they were hoedinglding a little basket, no, just take that piece of papeer. >> it was fun meeting all the

folks out there. >> does have more of a fall feel to it. is and some rain coming. >> tree lighting in san francisco and pier 39 and it was warm. it was like, wow, really? this is winter. soon it will feel like it. as we take a live look now at the bay bridge. you can tell that there is some dense fog in some parts of the bay area. not all of us are seeing the fog. let's check out the visibility now as we go all across the bay area. oakland visibility down to four miles or five miles and four in concord and it's all clear as you head towards san francisco where you see the 10, there is no fog. but mountain view gets patchy there. livermore a mile and a quarter and gilroy the visibility down to about half a mile. watch out for that as you head out. still some clouds as we go through the morning. hour by-hour in san francisco. 57 degrees. not as warm as it was over the weekend and little bit more of the cloudsing in as we go

through the day. lows dropping back into the mid-50s. we're in for some chilly changes. tomorrow, the winds start to pick up. weal 5 miles an hour. the rain also starts tomorrow and then a slight risk of some thunderstorms. snow begins in the sierra, so, keep that in your travel plans. and then it gets really chilly as we go through the end of the week as our skies clear, the next 48 hours, once again, we'll have some patches afffog and some clouds today. the rain begins tomorrow morning. we'll see some rounds of this as we go the day and then behind that, we'll also have the chilly temperatures. you can check out the temperatures at the bottom of the screen. let's check in now with mike to see how it looks for the commute. >> some folks will have trouble getting a good look at the commute, at least for a distance. there are the low clouds and fog drifting around. kari pointed more trouble spots as far the sensors go we'll show you on the bay bridge and we have the metering lights and the low clouds and at times tough for our cameras to see the

roadway. we'll look at your maps and show you the speeds. they're not reflecting any problem through this portion and on this approach. the bay bridge metering lights are there and slowing down through richmond and a new crash reporting at hercules around highway 4 and that could be an issue involving a motorcycle and fog right here through the tri-valley. live shot through fremont where we're showing just a little build for that traffic. typical patterns right now, guys. back to you. up on the north, a red panda vanished from the zoo in eureka. workers there still trying to figure out how she got out. but she didn't get too far. a woman walking through a forested area nearby spotted that red panda over the weekend. the zoo experts used treats to coax her out of her hiding space in a tree. she seems to be okay. probably a little tired now from her excursion. red panda eventually moved to tennessee where she will part in a breeding program. >> she seems chill there.

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a drought. governor brown mandated reductions in water usage until next october. >> a long time. stephen stock travelled the world trying to find solutions to our water crisis here at home. >> well, good morning. as part of our investigation into california's water crisis, we spent two weeks in israel. and there we found many solutions that do not involve rain. they involve things like underground drip irritation techniques that put water directly at the roots of crops. that not only saves water, but also increases crop yields both there and here in california and it is being used in places in california, not at the rate that experts say it should be used. went behind the scenes in israel tasee how that country recycles human waste water. they reuse it on agriculture enabling entire fields to bloom in the desert. right now california only uses recycled water on 7% of its agriculture compared to 80% in

israel. finally, the technique called desalination. turning salty sea water into clean drinking water. israeli lead realize it's the only true droughtproof solution because there is an entire ocean out there. you can see our entire investigative series on this crisis, just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. i'm stephen stock. back to you guys. >> stephen, thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips. an east bay family is renewing its call for help one year after a deadly shooting on a hiking trail. last november 25th, david e, some renzel was shot and killed. shortly after that, oakline police released sketches of two men that may have been involved. his is hoping the case can be

solved to provide some justice for her father-in-law. >> very important for david's father who's 90 years old. if he were here today, he would say, yes, i want justice and i want to see it before i go it was very difficult for david's father, fred, to lose a son. >> police say this is still an active investigation and they could use help from anyone who might know what happened. there is now a $25,000 reward being offered. at least a dozen people recovering in southern california after ingesting a bad batch of synthetic marijuana. at least 13 people overdosed on that bad batch of spice yesterday in downtown san diego. it also left two people in critical condition. the victims range in age from to nearly 30 years old. police say the drug made some folks pass out. others were disortianted and throwing it up or foaming at the mouth. investigators still trying to track down all the victims and whoever sold the fake drugs. right now at 6:00, terror

spreads across europe. the major city on lock down as thousands of police hunt for one of the world's most wanted men. flames forced dozens of people to run from their east bay homes. how everybody managed to make it out of this burning apartment alive. the warriors doing something no other team has done in the history of the nba. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's start it out with weather and traffic. mike has a situation happening in the east bay and soggy parts out there. let's check in with kari. >> clear skies in spots and the north bay temperatures are chilly. but we do see some of that fog developing across parts of the bay area. it's 40 in the north bay and you can tell by the camera in san francisco, we've got some fog there. also in the east bay and peninsula and expect highs today to reach into the upper 50s to

lower 60s. cooler than yesterday. and that cooling trend continues through the week. even some rain, gusty winds and some sierra snow. i'll detail all of that coming up, but let's see what's happening in the east bay now with mike. >> we'll start with the bay toll plaza and the metering lights are on and we expect this backup, even on this thanksgiving week. slowing on the upper east shore. low clouds here and visibility one factor and also a crash in huercules for west 80. right now we can clearly see, relatively clearsy these traffic flows westbound 580 and cars moving well against patchy t y through the trivalley. right now see some glow and a little bit of trouble seeing lights in the hills. south 101 coming out of novato and north of novato a tough drive for 101, as well. back to you. a t