transit agency looking for answers. you're watching "today in the bay." it's monday. some people scratching their heads on that. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the team is back together after a lot of pumpkin pie. >> and yams. >> and lots of rain. are you talking about a crash? n >> we do have wet conditions out there this morning. it was soggy on saturday. yesterday we had clearing. today we start out with more clouds and some drizzle. just watch out for that. cool in parts of the north bay as well as tri-valley where we drop into the 40s. let's head over to mike with that crash.

>> i saw some flowing westbound 24 approaching where there were two separate crashes reported. they had to close the off ramp. you'll move back at fish ranch road. another crash away from bay bridge. university avenue coming up. 5:01, back to breaking news since we've been on the air at 4:30 this morning, deputies surrounding a motel near gilroy outlets in their search for two fugitives escaped from the santa clara county main jail last week. >> we see those deputies swarming a motel in gilroy. bob redell is the first reporter on the scene. what have investors told you in the last 30 minutes?

>> they tell us they did not find the escaped inmates they thought might be here. they did take three people into custody, two women and one man. they've taken them into custody to question them, to see if they might have information about his whereabouts. the santa clara sheriff's office, they have pulled back their resources here. they did have that days inn surrounded since 4:30 this morning when they did execute that search and took into custody three people. the sheriff's office tells us they have received numerous tips as most recently as yesterday, placing elio chavez here in gilroy. he is one of the two inmates still on the loose. he's on the right side of your screen with that vertical tattoo that extends above and below his

left eye. to the left side of him is laron campbell who is also still on the loose. both escaped the jail wednesday night. they and two other inmates cut the window on the second floor of the main jail in downtown san jose and used bed she'ds to repel down the wall. other inmates were captured, but campbell and chavez are outstanding. that's why the santa clara sheriff's deputy surrounded this hotel briefly this morning. they are not here. 5:03. a scare for movie goers after gun shots sent people running for cover. >> this happened about 7:00 last night. police say a security guard shot someone following a disturbance

that began inside of the theater. people swarmed the outside of the building scrambling to get out. some took cover in a storage room. >> she's behind the door and locked. >> the victim shots were nonlife threatening injuries and police are treated him as a suspect. officers closed the theater the rest of the night. we are expected to find out if wisconsin can finish its recount before the electoral college deadline. the green party is challenging results in three states and the clinton campaign is joining them. donald trump is calling it a scam. tracie potts joins us live from washington with more reaction from both sides. >> good morning. first step, can wisconsin and these other states get it done?

we'll find out part of that answer in a couple of hours from wisconsin's election commission. they are holding a news conference to talk about the recount effort and whether they can get it done by the federal deadline december 13th. the green party is requesting recounts in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. >> this is not about helping one guy and hurting another guy. this is about providing a system that we the voters can believe in. >> president-elect trump denouncing the effort on twitter, alleging voter fraud in states hillary clinton won. claiming without proof that he won the popular vote because millions voted illegally. he called the recount a fund-raising scam. the green party denies that. >> this is a total and complete distraction and a fraud. and something they should drop. >> hillary clinton's campaign lawyer says they found no evidence of hacking. they're not behind the recount, but will participate. meantime, there is dissension

inside the trump transition over possibly appointing mitt romney as secretary of state. >> people feel betrayed to think governor romney would be given the most significant cabinet post. we don't know if he voted for donald trump. >> after the death of fidel castro, there are questions about whether mr. trump will embrace or reverse president obama's renewed relationships with cuba. and there are questions about kellyanne conway, the senior aide you just heard there, senior advisor. trump is said to be furious that she came out publically on mitt romney. 5:06. closer to home starting today, ten south bay races will be recounted because each meets the recount criteria. the registrar's office recounts any race falling within a 0.5%

margin of votes. four council members are on that list. the county will certify its final results december 8th. 5:07. new details. muni investigating security breach by hackers. kris sanchez joining us live from the newsroom. gave some folks a free ride. >> usually that would be a welcomed thing but muni couldn't collect those tolls because of that computer glitz. that was the silver lining in the alleged hack. some toll taker booths had signs that said "out of service." this computer had a blank screen. other muni ticket stations across san francisco reportedly said "you're hacked, all data

enripted." you saw riders looking puzzled as they were waved through without paying fare. >> i thought maybe it was a holiday thing they were doing. >> a spokesman confirms the message implied a hack but says the muni staff is trying to get to the bottom of it. a news of a possible hack reached washington where we reached the congressional cyber security committee. this outage raises questions who is to blame whether it's a lone wolf hacker. >> muni is running normally today if that changes, we'll let you know here and via our nbc bay area app in case you're already on the go. kris sanchez, today in the bay. thanks, chris. 5:08. students in oakland returned to school the first time since a fire last week destroyed part of

the mosswood park recreational center. it contained a preschool and an arts facility and summer camp classes. firefighters were able to save the historic mosswood house. no word on the cause. santa clara is opening up its winter shelters. homeless will have access to 400 additional beds from sunnyvale down to gilroy. the shelter will be open as early as 3:30 this afternoon. 5:09. a quick weather system bringing in mist and drizzle and mostly cloudy skies. other than that, we are in for a nice day. 49 in livermore. palo alto 50. we have lower 50s elsewhere as you head to the east bay and parts of the north bay.

59 with partly cloudy skies after this chilly morning with a lot of clouds. we will get clearing today. san francisco expect a high of 57 and 61 in the north bay. we will have a chance to dry out over the next couple of days before a little bit of rain moves in mid week. we'll talk about that coming up in less than ten minutes.ç >> watch the mist conditions creating slick roadways. in berkeley talking about the right lane closed. eastbound 80. away from the bay bridge. the live camera will show that one lane is blocked as you get away from the bridge. repair work needs to be done on this retaining wall. the rest of traffic getting away. moving just fine. this would be your commute direction westbound. now back at the map system and talk about the transit systems. 38 trains running on time for

b.a.r.t. a nice move for the rest of the rails up and down the bay area. >> thank you very much. a popular bar turned crime scene. a search for a shooter who injured two people over the weekend. it was a big weekend shopping. mostly on iphone. some of the numbers coming up. plus new twist, the bizarre details just being released after the mysterious release of a california mother kidnapped three weeks ago.

good monday morning. 5:14. live look at palo alto. the roads are flowing very well. we do have clouds or dense fog and clouds with mist and drizzle. highs today reaching the low 60s. we'll look at the complete microclimate forecast. despite the crash on the east shore freeway away from the bay bridge, 15 minute drive from highway 4 to the bay bridge. a smooth flow. we expect that and we'll track the stent of your slowing coming up. breaking news this morning. you're looking at video from about 4:00 this morning as we heard that sheriff's deputies in the south bay in gilroy swarmed

a motel there following up on a series of tips about the inmates who escaped from a santa clara main jail last wednesday night. this search now entering its fifth day. there was the thought this at least one of them could have been inside that days inn motel. they did not find any sign of those men. they have been missing since last wednesday night. developments this morning. swarming of a local motel in gilroy but no success. we'll bring you updates as we get them. 5:15. many unanswered questions in the case of a california mother found alive three weeks after she disappeared. chp found sherry papini. she disappeared while jogging found 150 miles from home. experts call it a bizarre case. >> hours and weeks of

investigation that lay out there and the victim of course is the best witness. she can help break this case wide open. >> investigators say they still only have a hazy account of her abductors. they were two armed hispanic females driving a dark colored suv. surveil yns video from where she was found yielded no clues. 5:16. shots fired inside of a bar. two people are recovering and police are looking for the shooter. take a look at these surveillance photos. you see the man circled in red is the guy police are looking for. this happened inside the bar early sunday morning. you see him pulling out a weapon. an argument broke out first then the man pulled out a gun and started firing. the two men hit will be okay. 5:16. happening today, jury trial scheduled to begin for a dog groomer accused of animal

cruelty following the death of a dog in his care. they arrested him in may after a dachshund named henry had difficulty breathing and suddenly died. x-rays revealed he had a punctured lung and two broken ribs. he is facing felony charges. 5:17 on your monday. it is back to work for most people after a big shopping weekend. >> pay for it all now. the shopping trends are changing. >> they are indeed. the first change was going to scores to doing it online. the next was blurring all these sales days, black friday, cyber monday, these days are becoming more and more irrelevant as retailers start sales early and continue through the holidays. the next big change we only just saw this year was this rise in mobile shopping, doing it on your phone this year when mobile shopping hits $1 billion in one weekend, that's amazing this according to estimates by adobe

which tracks retail behavior. walmart says 70% of online shopping was on mobile. it is cyber monday but many stores have been running these cyber monday deals for days. a company called stripe just got new funding. that gives stripe a value on paper of $9 billion. first of all, $9 billion is amazing. secondly, i bring it up because of the two founders, two brothers, kids who created a company in ireland while still in high school and came directly, do not pass go, directly to silicon valley after passing their final exams in high school. they are immigrants that went from zero to $9 billion in five years. let's check your markets this morning with landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. >> good monday morning.

wall street could start the week out in the red. futures are lower this morning. stocks are coming off a third straight week of gains that saw the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 hit record highs. the cartel needs to reach deals to cut back production. look at home prices, consumer confidence and monthly jobs report. dow rising 68 points on friday to 19,152. nasdaq up 18 to 5398. ticket for the next "star wars" movie went on sale a few hours ago. there are still tickets available on opening day at my favorite movie theater in saratoga. "rogue one" takes us inside the death star in the years before luke sky walker and all that. it's a prequel.

you pay for the sodas and control your own butter. >> all you can eat butter, fairly dangerous. a sea of butter with some popcorn. it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in downtown san jose. christmas in the park is up and running. decorations, rides and more than 07 christmas exhibits are part of the festive experience. nearly 500,000 people visit christmas in the park each and every year. there are some weeks during those christmas lead-up weeks. we feel they are all there at the same time. >> my favorite part is the fake snow. >> we have real snow to talk about. let's look at what to expect. maybe you're getting ready to go

back to work. a live look outside over san francisco. clouds, mist and drizzle. you may have to turn on the windshield wipers. 51 with highs expected to top out at 57. 51 in napa as well as san jose and morgan hill. a live look at san jose. reaching into the upper 50s. a lot of clouds. we will get some peaks of sunshine here and there 60 the high in palo alto. the one that fell over the weekend brought over two feet of snow at sierra tahoe. you see 19 inches at kingvale. 18 at sugar bowl.

a pretty good amount of snow. here we will get some clearing skies as we go through the next several days. that snow winding down in the sierra. still clouds lingering in parts of the south bay by 4:00 this afternoon. as far as the rain is out of here for a little while. tomorrow we'll have some clear and chilly conditions, then on wednesday, we start to see the cloud moving back in, spotty showers here, there, but doesn't look like a lot of rain. the forecast for the next several days. san francisco highs reaching upper 50s. rain once again wednesday. just a little bit there. overall, temperature trend will be for things to warm up. this weekend is looking really nice. something to look forward to. but probably not looking forward to facing a crash on 24. >> that is closing one off ramp. we saw chain requirements for

80, 50 in the area. we are looking over toward the rest of the bay. watching highway 24. wilder is your offramp. you have to pass that by and loop back. a crash in the area and two as you approach the caldecott tunnel. no major slowing. getting away from the bay bridge, we have a crash. eastbound 80 at university, still blocking the slow lanes. we'll show you the live camera at the bay bridge and we'll end with this shot. this is a couple of minutes early. look at the mist on the lens. you might need to use the windshield wipers. >> good to adding a little extra time 5. :23. nbc bay area responds. >> a problem tv covered by an extended warranty creating another problem.

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nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> happy ending there. 5:27. we continue to follow breaking news in the south bay. bob redell the first reporter on the scene. >> good morning. where deputies surrounded a hotel here in gilroy in search for one of those escaped inmates. an update in a live report. a father accused of drowning his own daughter inside of a church is back in court today. documents that will be presented to the judge that could change the course of this case.

good morning bay area. casualty it the gotham city this morning. rain coming down. that's okay. we got a lot of snow in the sierra this weekend. time to take off for the slopes. good morning, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> laura is right. down to 4,000 feet? >> yeah. and some of the higher elevations have two feet of snow. all the ski resorts opened the past few days. looks like you're off to a great start. we are off to a great start, too. cloudy skies. visibility is clear in the south bay. as you head down toward san martin you have patchy dense fog developing. other than that, we have mist and drizzle. we will have chilly temperatures

to start out, but not as cold as we will see by tomorrow morning at this time. i'll talk about that. >> no major injuries. the east shore freeway getting away from the bay bridge. still blocking your right lane. let me show you the live shot. the live shot shows you we still have a crew there. part of the guard rail busted up earlier by a truck. there is no slowing that shows up. i'll show you that coming up. breaking news we are following right now and since we came on the air 4:30 this morning. deputies swarming a gilroy motel reportedly following up on tips about two inmates who escaped from the santa clara main jail last week. we brought you live breaking coverage that morning, and now

the story has garnered national headlines. >> the search in its fifth day. bob redell was the first reporter on the scene. what have you learned? >> reporter: sheriffs surrounded this motel off highway 101 in gilroy based on a tip that might have placed elio chavez here. around 4:30 this morning, those deputies executed a search on the hotel. though did take him to custody. two men and one man. they are going to question him to see what keep of relationship, what type of information they may or may not have.

they took away a white suv related to those three people taken into custody. they did not find chavez. one of those tips placing him here as recently as yesterday. still no sign of him. it was chavez and laron campbell. they with two other inmates cut through a window on a second floor. used a bed sheet to repel down the wall. those other two inmates were recaptured, while campbell and chavez still outstanding. santa clara sheriff's office saying they have received numerous tips about chavez. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob.

5:34. san mateo deputy recovering after being injured during a drug smuggling bust. they notified i.c.e. about three suspects trying to smuggle drugs into the park. deputies assisted in that bust. the suspects were in a boat similar to the one you see in this file video. those boats are often used by suspected drug smugglers. the deputy was injured but details are not being revealed about that. we do know the deputy is expected to be okay. new information that could be revealed in a shocking crime that rocked the north bay. a father accused of drowning his 4-year-old daughter is expected to face a judge once again this morning. pete joins us live from santa rosa superior court with what could be revealed about his mental state. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. the 42-year-old will be back in court in just a few hours. this is the second appearance in just about a week. this is after authorities allegedly say he drowned his own daughter inside a catholic church. you see him sitting in a wheelchair sobbing as he faced the judge during his arraignment this past monday. criminal proceedings were suspended after his own lawyers raised doubts about his mental state of mind. today we are going to hear a doctor's evaluation on his mental competency. he is accused of allegedly drowning his 4-year-old daughter in a baptismal font. then he carried his daughter to the police staying, he was naked

and screaming for help. they claim he was on drugs when all this happened. >> the 4-year-old girl died at a local hospital and her dad is facing murder and felony charges. his wife is pregnant and they have three more children together. court date set today for 3:00 a.m. such a tragedy there. it's 5:37 right now. follow-up to a story we first broke friday. support now pouring in for a south bay islamic center that received a threatening letter. the letter was sent to the evergreen islamic center in san jose. it called parishioners children of satan and said trump is going to cleanse america of muslims. it was signed by "americans for a better way." this weekend some parishioners arrived to find this at the

islamic center, flowers and notes filled with well-wishes. two other mosques received that threatening letter. thousands are preparing to pay tribute to fidel castro. the 90-year-old dictator who died friday. tens of thousands are expected to visit havana's revolutionary square to honor the revolutionary leader. jay gray joins us live from havana with more on the mixed reaction we are seeing from castro's death. mixed reaction in the states there are obviously a lot of cuban americans exhilarated by the death of fidel castro. here in havana, it's been somber, quiet, very different than you would normally see in this vibrant city. the lines have formed here as they begin what will be the first of several public memorials over the week for fidel castro.

along this narrow street in old havana, inside this modest, but well-kept home. he reflects on a new cuba without fidel castro. >> translator: the lost of fidel castro has two faces, one clear, one dark. >> he's lived here almost as long as castro was in power, following for the most part the same routine every day while the country he loved has changed around him. change that was necessary, according to robert. he says in castro's later years, his leadership strayed from problems at home and focused more on the international standing of the island nation. now with raul in power, he has renewed hope. >> translator: when that happened i saw the salvation of the cuban revolution. >> a revolution sparked by the man they now honor. >> translator: fidel castro is

an indispensable being. >> remember, with nine days of official mourning and with a renewed spirit of many here -- dedicated to that party, despite pressure to u.s. and others for the cuban government to change. >> translator: we're not returning to capitalism, we are going to do socialism with new philosophies. >> reporter: new philosophies, deeply rooted in their past. a past being remembered, a leader honored in his homeland by nine days of stateç mandate public mourning. that ends with a public funeral here in revolutionary plaza sunday. now back to you.

good monday morning. time is 5:406789 as we see this weather system bringing in light rain, it is winding down. we will have dry weather today. but we start out with 50 degrees in palo alto. today's high brings it up to 59 in the south bay, 58 in the peninsula and tri-valley. and some upper 50s also for san francisco. heading over to mike looks like it's backing up on some of those roads. >> you look alt the peninsula, things are starting to build but nothing major. right on schedule. highway 24, better news. off the caldecott tunnel, it's reopened. slowing down the east shore freeway.

it's 5:41. colin kaepernick booed in miami. >> the wardrobe choice that have people in south florida angry. the biggest sales on cyber monday may be in airfare.

one person suffered life-threatening injuries. investigators are looking into the cause of that fire. chp officers had a very busy thanksgiving weekend, cracking down on drunk driving. extra deputies were patrolling bay area freeways and highways this long weekend.

live pictures from dublin this morning. in the first six hours, they made 179 arrests. the extra support ended midnight overnight. but they are still on the look out for bad behavior. controversy followed 49er quarterback on the field in miami. had nothing to do with his performance. dolphins fans heavily booed kaepernick. he got into a spirited debate with a cuban-born reporter when he asked kaep why he wore a shirt that featured fidel castro. kaepernick clarified why he supports his vision about some things. >> i agree with the investment in education. i agree in the investment in preuniversal health care and trying to push the false narrative i was a supporter of the oppressive things he did is just not true.

>> he added why he understands the south florida community would have objections over any support over fidel castro. it is an all-too situation at san jose state. they just fired its football coach. ron caragher is out after four years as spartans' leader. he could not win. spartans ended the season with a win over fresno state and a 4-8 record. charge up those devices. it's cyber monday. sales will hit 3.4 billion, nearly 10% increase from last year. if you find a great deal tweet us nbc bay area. no doubt you're going to be looking, where can you find a deal for sure? let's look up. >> lots of deals on flights. >> yeah. booked your tickets for the

holidays ahead. vo so.. the airlines would like your attention... because they have extra seats. several airlines plan to kick off cybermonday deals starting at 6-am our time.. so in just a short time from now. destinatons in europe and the carribean may have the best prices. travel expert chris mcginnis found a sfo round trip to london for 504 dollars. hey, you want to get away? he's not quite sure what you're supposed to be doing here? las vegas $82. $59 to l.a. on southwest. big sales coming about 12 minutes from now. more calls for the head of

reddit. he changed some of the messages on a message board about donald trump using his power as the reddit ceo. he changed insults directed at him to insults of the moderator of the trump message board. he had come under fire from trump supporters after he shut down a message board dedicated to pizzagate, a false conspiracy about hillary clinton. >> while fighting the actual fate news, huffman faked something else. wall street coming off a third straight week of gains. dow and nasdaq, s&p 500, russell, all hit records. dow crossed 19,000 the first time. dow up 68, nasdaq up 18. probably a lower opening this morning.

don't discount donald trump's comments about this fraudulent election. markets want to see stability in our election and in our next president. >> lots of people reacting this morning from the comments he said that millions of voters didn't have real votes. may the force be with you. if you're looking for ticket, tickets went on sale midnight eastern time. demand was so high the movie website fandango crashed. >> more tickets will be available december 16th. if you have to get a ticket, good luck. you said it will be okay today. >> tomorrow will be chilly. tomorrow morning when we wake up. this morning it's fairly mild. we still have clouds and drizzle. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you see the water drop on the

camera lens. you can tell that the roads are wet. that's what we are dealing with. windshield wipers on in some spots as you head out. 51 is the current temperature in the city. 57 will be the high today. a weak weather system is moving through. now moving off to the east and bringing even more snow to parts of the sierra where they had up to two feet of snow in the higher elevations over the weekend. now we do still have a lot of humidity and moisture with patchy fog. in san martin, visibility down to about three miles. it's not really thick but something to watch out for. upper 40s to low sifts. morgan hill, 47 degrees. highs reaching 59 and generally upper 50s. right at about 60. there will be clearing as we go hour by hour in the south bay still holding on to those clouds later on today. a chilly morning tomorrow with sunshine. then on wednesday, we get ready for more clouds and spotty light rain to move back in.

not expecting a whole lot out of this system. that's the only chance of rain we have in the forecast. it will be cool in san francisco, highs reaching the upper 50s. for the weekend looking much better. make some outdoor plans this weekend. we'll be in the mid 60s. heading over to mike now, tracking flashing lights for berkeley commuters. >> that's right. we have green all over the peninsula and south bay has a good flow of traffic. over here in berkeley, we see slowing westbound, i was concerned about eastbound. we have a typical backup forming with the slowdown through berkeley. we still see flashing lights just before you get to university offramp there. back to your maps and we'll go to the clear flowing of traffic.

there we go. we did have a lot of slowing the last few minutes from yellow to red. a very slow drive. a burst of traffic. no major concerns. flowing through hayworth. the so-called hack takes down muni computer system giving passengers free rides. kris sanchez will have that. law makers in d.c. are saying about the breach. happening now, in an exclusive interview with nbc bay area anchor, nfl legend tells why he is going forward with than effort to keep the raiders in oakland. on our home page we put together a slide show of the life and times of cuban dictator fidel castro. happening today...

jury selection starts in the federal trial of dylann roof. ==vo== rf 5:56. happening today, jury selection starts in the federal trial of dylann roof. roof is the 22-year-old man charged with shooting and killing nine black parishioners at a church in charleston, south carolina, last year.

jury selection was originally set for november 7th but stopped after roof's lawyers questioned his ability to understand the case against him. last week a judge cleared the way for jury selection to restart today. this is one of two death penalty trials that roof faces. a 21-year-old man is charged with homicide after a teenager boy was shot and killed inside a fire department in pennsylvania. this is video from the scene about 45 miles outside pittsburgh. the shooting happened last night. firefighters confirmed the victim was a 16-year-old junior firefighters who was a sophomore at a local high school. investigator have not said what led up to that shooting. 5:57, san francisco mayor ed lee is visiting south korea. mayor lee is in seoul talking about trade and cultural opportunities between the two cities. he is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the san francisco seoul sister city relationship.

millions of americans are back home after the long thanksgiving weekend. things went smoothly at the nation's airports with delays of 15 minutes or less at most of the major airports. the tsa anticipated screening about 2.5 million passengers, about 500,000 more than the typical week day. an estimated 48.7 million americans traveled over the weekend. we are following breaking news out of the south bay. bob redell will join us with the latest on the search for two fugitives still on the run. why deputies had a moat knell gilroy surrounded.

kind of a drizzly start. >> you notice there is a little bit of mist in the air, drops on the windshield. get this day started, we'll have clearing out this afternoon. live look out at san jose. it's cloudy as this weather system moves on through. it's not going to bring a lot of rain. it's cool so wear a nice warm jacket. we'll look at the microclimate forecast coming up. >> a number of early crashes. most completely cleared.

we are looking over toward hayward where we do have an issue. the build coming off the castro valley, that was a quick build for west 580. there is extra slowing. no incidents there. we have a stalled 880 at 92. more details. in the south bay we have a little bit of slowing 101 typical around 680. 15 minutes from 85 to 87. >> thank you very much. we are following breaking news out of the south bay this morning where police surrounded a motel near the gilroy. >> we were the first to break the story on thanksgiving morning. our crews were the first at the scene of that motel as well. >> bob redell has been there since 4:30 this morning talking to investigators. what updates do you have for us, bob? >>