right now at 4:30: a birthday celebration - ends in tragedy - as three boys are involved in a deadly accident. what went wrong inside a car - that killed a four-year-old right now at 4:30, a birthday celebration ends in tragedy. three boys are involved in a deadly accident what went wrong that killed a 4-year-old child. a san jose home catches fire overnight. it was where the flames started that made this tricky for crews responding to the scene. turkey shortage. the way you can help out to make sure thousands of families have a full feast in time for thanksgiving. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good monday morning. >> want to check the forecast. >> we get a break in the rain today. it was a nice weekend.

we needed those showers. it's been so try through the month of no unfortunately, it was when a lot of people had holiday plans. hopefully you have the day off and you'll enjoy sunshine here and there. scattered showers moving off to the east. the next round approaching the north bay by tomorrow night. getting a look at some of that fog. very thick in the north bay as well as tri-valley. visibility is improving there sunshine and warm temperature for the next couple of days. coming up in the microclimate forecast. it is foggy for some drivers. >> for some drivers, fog does drift around. we'll track that this morning. we see a little bit of that. livermore about 3/4 mile. no problem for most of our sensors. we have a crash in the north bay east 80 to 680. there is that fog in the north

bay. the live camera shows us there is a little glow but not bad here. breaking news out of indiana where four children have been killed in an early morning house fire. the flames started about four hours ago about 70 miles north of indianapolis. firefighters say the children's mother along with two first responders were airlifted to nearby hospital for treatment. no word on their conditions at this time. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in the bay area, at least six people without a place to live after a late night house fire by downtown san jose. this started 12:30 this morning on 2th and jackson street near japan's house. it started in the basement of a house which made it harder for crews to control the flame. nobody was injured. the cause of the fire under investigation. 4:32. a heartbreaking story out of benicia. a 4-year-old boy dead after being hit and killed by a car at

a birthday party. the only person inside the car was a 12-year-old boy charging his cell phone. police say it's unclear if the car was running. the 12-year-old somehow the car lurched backward hitting the 4-year-old and another 13-year-old boy. we asked if charges could be filed. >> it is a preliminary investigation. everything we are seeing points to a tragic accident. >> the 13-year-old boy and boy inside the car were both taken to the hospital and treat forward minor injuries. 4:33. all new this morning, nabbing a station vehicle but not making it very far. one man under arrest after police he stole a san francisco fire department car from the station. this happened last night at a fire station south of market street. the thief managed to get into a red department suv and take off. an alert officer spotted the car and the suspect was arrested not

far away by the hall of justice. a missing dog and owner are reunited. concord police department posted these photos on facebook after getting calls about a dog in distress. the gray and white pit bull had gotten stuck between two fences. officers handed him over to animal control workers who looked up his micro chip information and he was reported missing by his owner. happening now, sacred heart community services scrambling to get any of turkeys for families in the need. >> bob redell joins us live this morning. there are more than 2,000 curities short right now? >> unfortunately, you are correct. you can see they have plenty of vegetables, fruit, bread and broth.

these will be going into the thanksgiving boxes they will give out today, but look inside the freezer here. it's hard to tell, but there are turkeys in here. it looks full, there rnlt enough. they only have 2,000 birds. they are 2,200 birds short. with 72 hours to go till thanksgiving, time is running out. >> this happens every year. we find the community steps in the last minute and we're hopeful this will happen again this year. >> you were short last year, i recall. >> we were short. >> were you able to make up the difference then. >> we were. we have an amazing community that is a big family and we are so appreciative and hope they'll come through again. >> sacred heart will start distributing the 50 pound boxes of thanksgiving food. today and tomorrow, as well to

4,200 families who registered. the number is about even to last year. here in silicon valley, a lot of these families are the working poor. they will take turkey donations today, tomorrow up until wednesday. if you want to drop off a bird here at their location in san jose or go online and donate money. bob redell, today in the bay. >> they can make that money go a long way. thank you, bob. coming up next, we've been drizzling for days. wet weather all weekend. things clearing up. >> as many people try to hit the road for the busy holiday travel. and we will have a lot of sunshine, but a lot of it cool. we'll talk about what to expect in the microclimate forecast coming up. but there are a couple of patches of fog. this is getting better. this is 580 through livermore. we'll talk about visibility. the streets. the hero's welcome for the bay area coast guard crew -

now a part of one of the biggest drug seizures keeping nearly $1 billion worth of cocaine off the street. a hero's welcome part of one of the biggest dug seizures in history. for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey.

bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. happy friendsgiving. warm up with pillsbury.

good morning. 4:3 emeryville, nice and clear there it is 48 degrees. temperatures turning into the low 60s, a chance to dry out

from this soggy weekend. i'll detail what to expect as we go into a busy travel time in the micro climate forecast. still looking out at the roads as they are drying out. no problems for the north bay despite fox there. 4:40 monday morning. crew of an alameda coast guard cutter returned home after a long mission to crack down on drug smuggling. the crew was gone 97 days patrolling the coast of central america for drugs. they seized 27,000 pounds of cocaine worth almost $800 million. the ship's captain says it feels good to make a difference. >> you'll see in places like el salvador, largest children murder rates, crimes are going

crazy. we when start to make an impact, we've seen the murder rates go down over the last couple of years because of the impact of what we are doing. >> in 2015 and 2016, the coast guard removed more than 416,000 pound of cocaine. it's one of the most prestigious awards in academia. >> doesn't get much more impressive. alexis doyle is one of the winners of the rhodes scholarship. she is now attending notre dame majoring in biological sciences. doyle is a research assistant for a project that develops better low cost food choices for school cafeteria. she is going to be able to complete her poet grad work all expenses paid at oxford university in england. a toy truck sets a very real pick-up truck on fire. the serious step one major toy store chain is taking to make

sure something like this doesn't happen to your family. if you wanted to know what a

diehard 49ers fan looks like... all you had to do was go to levi's sum if you wanted to know what a diehard 49ers' fan looks like, go tole levi stadium. hard to tell if it's become of the rain or drubbing at the hands of the patriots. if you're a tom brady fan.

the storm hit hard in the middle of the game, created a downpour for fans. many did not let the weather dampen their spirit. >> it was coming down really hard, but we didn't mind it. we had fun. >> if you do believe in omens, it's a rainbow. this may be a good one for fans of things to come. a rainbow shining over the stadium after the game. that hopefully eased some of the pain of t pain. squaw valley after getting seven inches of fresh powder. squaw valley actually opens for the season on wednesday. new to us, usually falls in new york. a live look from syracuse. they had that overnight lake-effect snow that completely covers up roads and cards. cold air rushes over relatively

warm water of lake ontario. it looks like a winter wonderland. >> you're going to have a white thanksgiving. >> it looks great from afar. >> while we're enjoying a nice warm mild weather here. they are looking at about 1 1/2 feet of snow. take it in. california, thanksgiving. as we take a live look outside now, over san jose, always have to deal with is a little bit of rain here and there. we can handle that. as we go into today, this will clear out. let's take a look how much rain we had from over the weekend. santa rosa, about 2 1/2 inches of rain, oakland close to an inch of rain and san jose about 0.4 inch of rain. santa cruz mountains, a lot of rain, about 3 1/2 inches. h this system is moving on. we are starting to see scattered showers moving in through parts of the north bay. here is what you're stepping out

to. 47 in livermore, 46 in oakland and 43 in santa rosa. 40s and 50s trending into the low 60s today. partly cloudy skies expected in san jose up to 62. parts of the east bay, head over toward concord. 61. hayward 63. about 62 in san mateo. daly city 63. embarcadero. for today partly cloudy skies. kind of cool day and see a mix of sun and clouds until tomorrow when the rain starts to approach the north bay we won't see that until late tomorrow evening when we see it move again and continuing into the rest of the bay area for wednesday morning. this will be a late tuesday into early wednesday type of deal. it will bring about 0.1 inch of rain for the north bay. as far as what to expect the rest of the week, showers moving

in wednesday. early and then we'll have another chance on black friday. shopping plans may need to bring that umbrella or poncho. the inland area, more of the same cool week with the warmest day today. i'm going to think about rocking a poncho. we have a spinout reported. it's possible the road way left over from yesterday's rain. this is 288. sounds like only one lane is partially blocked. we don't see slowing because traffic is light through the area. and conditions around the bay. fog through the tri-valley. 580 coming down out of the altamont pass. minor slowing out of the altamont itself. transit lines not experiencing any delays. these systems look good right now. we'll show you the san mateo bridge. there it it over on the shoulder so it's out.

no delays, no problems so far. in the north bay, we talked about the fog. you're down to 1/4 mile visibility. san rafael, lost side. our camera view getting tougher. back to you. >> driving in the dark there. thank you very much. hitting the road for the holiday weekend? you're in luck. gas prices going down. >> not bad. for the rest of our news, let's check in with landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good monday morning. wall street looks to start out the holiday shortened week on a good note. futures are higher and markets coming off a second straight positive week with the dow and nasdaq hitting new record highs. listen to reports this week on durable goods and consumer sentiments. on friday the dow many went down to 867 nasdaq end downing 12 to 5321. prices at the pump are falling and just ahead of the busy travel period over the

thanksgiving weekend. the average price of gas is down 6 cents in the past two weeks. to $2.20 a gallon in san jose. gas is higher in san san francisco at $2.80 a gallon. analysts cite seasonal demand and increase of supplies as refiners wrap up fall maintenance. walmart kicking off cyber monday. the retailer said it would boost its online inventory by more than half this year. the move comes as black friday is losing its important. early discounts and online shopping are keeping people from the stores. >> grabbing the deals when they're there. >>. >> pick-up truck fire being blamed on a popular toy. check out this damage here. a family in washington state says they just bought the tonk 12-v ride on dump truck when it suddenly caught fire. this appears to be an isolated

incident. here is what the toy looks like. the manufacturer of the truck has not issued a recall but toys "r" us have stop selling the dump truck. sabra is recalling several of its product made before november 8. it comes after one of the manufacturing facilities tested positive for lysteria. get rid of any product with a best before january 23 or sooner. you can find the best before date on the lid. it's tiny there. sabra is offering refunds on its website. check your fridge. >> we all have some in our fridge. a show of unity. the wet weather didn't dampen the voices of this group in san jose. the reasons dozens gathered on the steps ofity hall this weekend. you better check your lotto tickets and scratch-off.

new numbers show californians are throwing away up to $30 million in unclaimed prize money every year. find that story on nbcbayarea.com. richard simmons, the fitness guru with boundless energy offers an emotional farewell to those who worked out in his los angeles studio. he's closing his fitness studio. look at that story on our facebook page. ad lib live picture

golden gate bridge ==laura/1xvid== a tense clash in north dakota between police and protesters good morning. a clear golden gate bridge. this is a holiday week. we'll see if things lighten up on the road. mike is in.

4:54. a tense clash in north dakota between police and protesters over an oil pipeline. it happened last night on a bridge more where the dakota access oil pipeline is supposed to be built. opponents say the project threatens the water supply for a native american tribe. they fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. standing up and speaking out against president-elect donald trump did not stop people coming together in san jose in the name of unity and protection. two dozen civil rights groups nonprofits rallied at civil hall. they say he poses a threat to nondocuments, civil liberties and more. they want to see their movement grow nationwide. >> i'm not talking about

democrats here but independents and republicans can say it's unacceptable to talk about mass deportation, unacceptable about taking away health care up to 12 million of our people. that is unacceptable. we are going to do whatever we can. research shows contact with fami family. inmates say they are being gauged every time they call family. we investigate claims these phone fees are unfair and excessive. last year bay area county collected nearly 7 million in call fees. the counties say that money funds programs for inmates.

critics say county jails charge up too six times as much. >> i know families who are working two jobs and they can't afford to call. so they only can go see their loved ones. >> they pay on average $5,000 per year to keep in touch with their loved ones. the 2.7 million children in this nation they have at least one parent in prison, they suffer the most. >> tonight at 11:00, we sit down with the commissioner from the federal communications unit to give us answers. it seemed you were getting push alerts on your phone. rain arriving in 30 minutes. there it is. we have clearing for the busy holiday work week. >> a couple of days of dry

weather. we start out with fog this morning. and milder temperatures. we'll talk about this and your holiday travel coming up. >> there are patches of fog around the bay. i'm going to take you to the coast. booed - on board the very flight set to bring home their son's >> parents of a soldier killed in afghanistan say they were booed onboard the very flight set to bring home their son's body. reaction from the california soldier's father next in a live report. four children are dead-- after

flames rip through a home in indiana... we're gatherin breaking news overnight. four children dead after flames ripped through a home in indiana. we are gathering new information coming into our newsroom right now. what we are learning at this hour. a birthday party ends in tragedy. the string of events that led to a run away car hitting and killing a 4-year-old boy. this soldier was killed by an improvised explosive device in afghanistan. as his family here stateside was going to meet his remains, they were booed on a plane. you're watching "today in the bay." a very good monday to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> maybe getting ready to have family come into town or you're going out of town. if you'revi