it's thanksgiving and there folks on the road presumably working on the san jose bridge and maybe over the hill. >> over the hill and through the woods to grandmother's house we go. >> i was tone def. i can just recite it. >> and i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i don't think you need specific weather to eat food. right? >> i think it was rain or shine. everyone's going to be hopefully enjoying a lovely dinner at home. doppler radar, good activity for the portland area and down to ukiah. if i bring it in closer to home in the north bay ukiah, the north bay, also santa rosa, napa and even the coast can expect to see showers in the next couple hours and temperatures fairly mild. in san francisco already 60 degrees at this hour. san jose 59 and we can expect to see a very nice warm-up on the way. here's a quick peek at your temperature trend for santa

clara. look at that. by 12:00, talking 60 degrees and by 1:00, already jumping into the 70s. a closer look at just how warm we can expect to get and when our next rain chance comes in in about the next 15 minutes. >> thanks, vianey. and one woman is dead after this crash in livermore. we just got video of the scene into our newsroom. police say the car was speeding down stanley boulevard in livermore when it lost control, overturned. one won ejected and she died. another woman is in critical condition. police say they did find alcohol in that vehicle. just one reason the chp is implementing a maximum enforcement period that started last night, which runs all the way through sunday night. you can also call aaa's tipsy toe and get a free ten-mile tow and ride even if you're not a aaa member. chp says buckle up. among the 27 people killed last year during this time. 14 of them were not wearing seat belts. new overnight, u.s. and

japanese crews continue to search the philippine sea for three missing sailors lost after the crash of a u.s. navy airplane. 11 service members were onboard. 8 rescued after about 40 minutes. they're in good condition, but still no word on what caused the crash. his is the latest in a string of problems surrounding the 7th fleet. and a search for a missing submarine is in a critical stage. the 44-member crew is nearly out of oxygen. the submarine san juan disappeared seven days ago and only has enough oxygen to last seven days. the search area is bigger than the size of california. the u.s. navy and other countries are desperately helping in the search for the sub and this morning there are reports that the search crew will return to a previously searched area after officials say a noise made there a week ago could provide more clues. president trump tweeted about this saying in part, may god be with them and the people of

argentina. our coverage of the missing sub continues on the "today" show at 7:00. 5:02. still no sign of that inmate who escaped from palo alto. as we've told you, two inmates escaped from the courthouse 17 days ago. mcleod was captured yesterday. bivens, picture on the screen there, remains on the run. there on the right. look at the surveillance picture from a gas station. police say both men were in that green ford explorer. mcleod driving. he sped off when chp officers tried to stop them. at some point jumped out of the vehicle and ran into a walmart, and that's when bivens jumped into the vehicle and took off. investigators say he is very dangerous. >> escaped from casty, evaded chp, in a plain vehicle. he's dangerous. definitely a dangerous individual, a prior history of

acquiring weapons. >> john bivens on the run after escaping in palo alto more than two weeks ago. and youtube says it is making guidelines for kids programming much tougher. the google-other thanned site faced criticism by people who say violent and exploitive videos aimed at older audiences are being included with that family friendly option. youtube says it recently kicked off 50 channels and removed thousands of videos. youtube outlined changes in a new blog post and they include stricter enforcement of rules removing ads from violent videos, blocking inappropriate comments as well and providing better guidance for videomakers. and happening today, victims of the north way wildfires have a chance to enjoy a free thanksgiving meal. several spots across sonoma county are serving dinner. here's a few. hosting a dinner at the sonoma veterans memorial hall. park senior center hosting a few hundred people and springer's tap room offering free food to

fire victims. well it is the time for giving, and one of the bipg of the biggest events at glide memorial church in san francisco. every year we watch them serve thousands and thundershowousand people. >> reporter: the setup is beginning as we speak. this is where they're going to be cutting turkeys, working on all of that and actually, those are the hams being delivered for this great event, a tradition in san francisco at glide. they'll serve about 5,000 meals. thousands of meals served to folks in need on this thanksgiving holiday and now we're joined by gene cooper. good to be here again this year. so then tell us exactly how this is going to work? you're talking about searching 5,000 peoples to folks in need in this community? >> yes. we start off early. get here about 4:00 in the morning, and start getting everything ready for the meal. we're setting up the room for the volunteers to come in today. they'll be here around 6:30 to help us carve all the meat and

the turkey and hams. and then last night we were here prepping all of the fixings to go along with our thanksgiving dinner. >> reporter: and the mayor was here helping out with that, right? >> yeah! the mayor and fire chief and police chief here yesterday. >> reporter: wow. >> a big deal. >> reporter: we were here last year. you see everyone helping out. really pitching in. i mean, what is the need like out there? maybe for people that don't quite understand it. >> sure. so in san francisco we have actually quite a great need. so about 25% of the residents that live in san francisco are food insecure, which means they don't have resources or access to get healthy nutritious meals. three a day. three squares. so, you know, glide and a lot of the other agencies in the neighborhood, we provide resources so that the people can actually get the -- the food that they need, and so -- we see a lot of people. and, you know, people wonder. with -- with san francisco becoming more and more wealthy, why is there still a great need?

and it's because more and more people don't have the resources because of the cost of housing, really. to make ends meet. so we serve that purpose. >> reporter: you guys are definitely doing your part today. and 10:30, right? you start seeing people come in? >> no. actually we start serving breakfast at 7:30. breakfast from 7:30 to 9:00 and then start our thanksgiving meal at 10:00 a.m. and serving until 1:30. >> a lot of good work being done. thank you so much. talk to you again at 6:00 a.m. and starting to set up everything, guys. a lot of food served all for a good cause on this thanksgiving holiday. live in san francisco. >> start smelling really good. a tough job come later this morning! thank you. tomorrow, harry potter fans can start saying happy christmas, harry! the wizarding world at universal stuld yoes ho studios hollywood turns into a winter wonderland hearing carols from the frog choir.

the theme lasts through january 7th. point of note, the same company that owns this tv station also honors universal studios so we get first in line. 5:08. i haven't checked out the wizarding world yet. i have to go check that out. i don't know about you. doppler radar showing a couple showers moving through ukiah. zooming in, you can see not really reaching santa rosa yet or the napa area. don't be fooled. a couple showers will make their way in, bringing a good rain chance for the coast as well. as far as your temperatures, if you haven't been outside, or if you have, you probably noticed mild. very warm, slightly warmer than we're supposed to be around this time. san francisco 65 degrees is your expected high for today. oakland 67. san jose 72. and in livermore, also in the 70s. now, that early morning spotty rain should clear out leaving mostly cloudy skies through the north bay. but for the area like the south

bay. maybe the pa mineninsupeninsula clear skies making great weather to enjoy with family and friends, but more rain chances heading towards the later part of the workweek. of course, i will break down all the details coming up in just a bit. back to you. >> thank you, vianey. and something to think about if spending time in the kitchen. warning from state health officials to keep you and your family from getting sick. >> so stern warnings to be careful about what we say. and hear from two south bay women, swept reports of sexual misconduct under the rug.

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good morning. it's 5:12. i hope you have a nice hot cup of coffee for you. right now temperatures are fairly mild. talking 60 degrees for san francisco. 59 in san jose. north bay expecting showers. the breadth of the bay area, will they see rain on this thanksgiving day? that answer coming up in a bit. it's 5:12. sexual harassment stories dominate the headlines, not much reaction from california leaders like governor jerry brown and the state attorney general. no comment from them after two women came forward accusing city workers of sexual harassment. members calling for a big

change. >> the assembly and senate have two separate sets of h.r. and two separate sefts ruts of rule that's one of the things we'd like to see changed. one overreaching rule that says we're going to protect people who come forward. >> requests by reporters to both the senate and committee gone unanswered for several days. a violation of the open records act. this morning we are hearing from two former students of a prestigious all-girls catholic high school in san jose. the two women say they reported sex wat misconduct and abuse to school leaders more than 20 years ago and nothing happened. senior investigative reporter broke the story earlier this month and continues to uncover exclusive details on the scandal at presentation high school. >> reporter: two women who graduated from presentation high school in 1991 say administrators swept their

reports under the rug, and allowed a teacher with multiple reports of sexual misconduct to continue teaching for more than a decade. an emotional hug today between presentation high graduate katherine lee hain and sharon marshall going public saying they separately reported two incidents of sexual misconduct two trusted school leaders, marian stuky and mary miller. >> in disbelief and tears at the outcome. >> reporter: her close friend known at jane was sexually molested by the spanish teacher in 1990. saying the girls told the teacher who reported the incident to principal stuky. >> the principal suggested jane must have been dreaming it art after a month hearing nothing they went to the vice prnt. >> vice principal. >> stern warning to be careful what we say. >> reporter: katherine lee hain was 16 and alone with fernandez in a classroom.

>> his arm is around mine. his arm moved my hand up to my breast. he's grabbing my hand and kissing it. >> reporter: do you think what happened to you could have been prevented? >> yes. >> reporter: why do you think that? >> because i know that two other people had reported abuse by the same man. >> reporter: attorney robert allard says the school did not fought the law. >> if you have a reasonable suspicion that a sex crime has occurred, your obligation, the law tells you, you must call the police and report it. you're not to invest gate it. >> reporter: he taught at presentation 14 years after these women say they went to miller. he died in 2015. the school admits it did not report the incidents to cps or police. in a statement, conducted an investigation into this matter

more than 25 yoears ago. due too privaty cannot report the outcomes. she calls it an outright lie. we've learned san jose police are investigating multiple claims and urge women to come forward to report any misconduct. in the newsroom for nbc bay area news. 5:16 on your thanksgiving morning. in california, health officials reminding you to cook carefully, don't make your thanksgiving day guests sick. clean surfaces thoroughly. took the turkey all wait through. temperatures should reach 165 and important stuff doing that as well or cook the stuffing separately. what about washing the bird, though? here's what health officials sea. >> when you wash a raw piece of poultry, chicken or turkey, you run the risk of spreading that surface around into your sink and on to the countertops. safest thing to do, took as-is. >> because the bacteria on the turkey will be killed in the cooking process. if you get sick from the food,

you should recover within a week, and people with weaker immune systems, older people in particular, at risk for higher complications. >> one of my biggest fears making people sick at my house. >> they would never let it go. >> true. that's true! happening now, thousands of people are gathering in san jose for one of the biggest holiday traditions in the bay area prp . it a run. >> good morning! >> reporter: good morning to you. we're here at first and santa clara, start of the 13th annual silicon valley turkey trot. the ceo of silicon leadership group and founder of the race, good morning and happy thanksgiving to you. >> good morning, bob. >> reporter: when you started this 13 years ago with your wife, how many runners were in the race? that first year, 2005, we had 250 volunteers. a week out from race day, only had 100 registrations. we had 2.5 volunteers per participant. fortunately it picked up steam and ended up with 1,900

participants and gave away that first year $132,000 to local nonprofits. >> reporter: this year so far 23,000 runners. donated $6.9 to a lot of food banks. 13 years ago, ever see this being this successful? >> we have been so thrilled and blessed that this many people in our community wanted to turn out and help their neighbors in need. yes. in the first 12 years, we've been able to raise and give away nearly $7 million. this year alone, it will be another $900,000. and it still has that small community feel, but a big community impact. >> reporter: so people watching should know, if you're at home and feeling guilty how much calories you're putting on later today, you can still sign up. another 5,000 racers, register by 9:00 this morning? correct? >> svturkeytrot.com online until

9:00. kids run starts at 10:30. bring your kids and pay up to 10:30 or come this morning and pay at the registration booth until 9:00 a.m. as well. >> wondering, talking about how nice it is out. so mild. do you expect a bigger turnout maybe than usual because of the weather? >> yes. it's beautiful. this is california weather. and it's going to be -- just a gorgeous day. it's 57 right now. it's going to get up to 75. people should come on out and join us, and if they do, bring some canned goods. we'll be able to have about 70,000 pounds of food today turned in, and the $900,000 to our five nonprofits to help local families with local need is going to be transformative for those here. >> reporter: great seeing you. have a great run. happy thanksgiving. you may have noticed we put up the map of the course. primarily in the downtown area then down to alameda, across the

guadeloupe. a festival area in the arena green guadeloupe river park. keep it in mind if you have business downtown. of course, i'm sure you're not working, that kind of business, but if you have to travel here a lot of street closures and you heard carl mention, you have until 9:00 to register for the race. 10:30 if you've got something going for the kids. live in downtown san jose for "today in the bay." >> very nice tradition. thank you, bob. so if you still need supplies for today's meal, you may not be alone. look at this tweet from nbc bay area's terry mcsweeny. went to a safeway in mill valley at midnight and it was packed. so, did you procrastinate as well? join the conversation on social media this morning. i think we have it covered but you everyone inner know. >> always need one more thing. add a stick of butter -- oh, no! >> i know what i forgot. the wine. i forgot wine. >> vianey, what is wrong with you? >> i don't know. that's what i forgot, though.

thanks for reminding me. if you're heading out to the grocery store, great weather. not really going to encounter issues, unless you're in the north bay. there a couple of showers moving through but overall, nice weather. san francisco, look at this gorgeous shot. no clouds in sight. although we might get a couple of clouds into the afternoon. so far so good. not a lot of fog this morning, and in fact, our temperatures are mild. 59 degrees right now in san jose. oakland, 55. palo alto, 57. san francisco, 60 degrees, and it's only expected to get even nicer. in terms of the temperatures, nice and comfortable. slightly above seasonable, though. here's that storm system i've been talking about when it comes to showers in the north bay. it's all the way from seattle, all the way down towards ukiah. if i zoom in now to get a closer look, you can see we've got a couple of showers moving through ukiah now. take it closer. hasn't really reached santa rosa or the napa area just yet. we can expect to see the chance

of on and off again showers at least through mid-morning. as far asgo, comfortable. in the 70s for today. san jose expected to hit a high of 72 degrees. milpitas, 72. out towards the east, walnut creek, 72. oakland 67 and even nuer tear t peninsula nice. and the san francisco area, mostly clear skies. we will catch a couple high clouds into the afternoon and then those temperatures will jump into the mid to upper 60s. now for the north bay. soon at showers move out and the sky starts to clear up, look at temperatures. 69 degrees in santa rosa. novato, 70. mill valley 67. even though we have incoming rain that isn't expected to hit the entire bay area today, you can see that system just up north. look at this timeline. i wand to show you a long-range outlook. today's a very important day, but we do have an incoming storm system as we head into the weekend. so enjoy today's dry weather,

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looker. a software company in santa cruz. he rode away on a red bicycle on tuesday. if you have any information, please, call the santa cruz police. a warning for the chinese community in san francisco. there's a phone scam targeting chinese-americans. robocalls claimed to be from the chinese embassy saying there's a package held for pickup. then a credit card number is requested to release that package. once again, this is a scam. if you get a similar call, call our local police. well, ever since 1971, cigarette ads have been banned from tv and radio, but this weekend they're kind of back. take a look. >> cigarette companies intentionally design cigarettes with enough nicotine to create and sustain addiction. >> these ads aren't for the tobacco. they're anti-tobacco. a court order forcing tobacco giants to air commercials about the health risks of smoking. the commercials are a result of a 1999 lawsuit. you remember it? big tobacco lost. the judge ruled the companies

were guilty of fraud because they downplayed known health risks. >> they won then and we're just seeing them now? coming up, buyer beware. the threat police are investigating at two south bay shopping hot spots.

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full-bodied. happy thanksgiving, folks. hopefully you have a lot to be grateful for this morning. we're grateful for this lovely look at the golden gate bridge.

things moving smoothly as folks head out maybe to grandma's house. maybe to a restaurant. maybe to safeway to get the last-minute items! thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. and vianey arana is here to tell us about nice weather. although a couple sprinkles, right? >> yeah. a couple of sprinkles can be expected for the north bay. looking cloudy but overall mild weather. south bay 59 degrees. peninsula, 57. tri-valley, 54 degrees and cloudy skies. north bay at 51 degrees. san francisco and the east bay a chance of seeing possibly a couple showers and ahere and th nothing to be concerned about. the temperature trend across the bay area is going to move up quite nicely. by 11:00 a.m., mid-60s for santa clara and quickly jump into the 70s by 1:00 and kind of stay in that 70s mark in the santa clara

area. 60s along the coast and might see a couple of upper 70s in some spots further inland. overall, your thanksgiving day is going to be off to a great start but we have a couple of changes on the way. so you're definitely going to want to tune in in a bit. a break down when the next chance of the entire bay area is getting rain is coming up. over to you. >> thank you, vianey. and the salvation army preparing to deliver meals for people having trouble getting out of the house. including the mayor delivering meals in a couple of hours. they say they'll give away more than 4,000 meals. helping those in need on thanksgiving right out in. it is annual thanksgiving dinner time. it is morning, but it's an all-day thing. >> serving breakfast, thanksgiving dinner as well. pete is there. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. happy thanksgiving. yes, serving breakfast at 7:30 a.m.

the big thanksgiving celebration is at 10:30 a.m. and just gave me numbers. hope i get it right. 300 turkeys. 200 hams and 3,000 pounds of potatoes. for everyone. carving the turkeys here and here are the hams i'm telling you about. 200 hams. loading up the 200 hams to serve people that are in need during this thanksgiving, and we'll bring you mow man james right here. good to see you, sir. >> how ya doing? >> reporter: you're in charge of making sure everything runs here correctly. also, you've got a personal story? you said -- >> i've been in san francisco about 21 years and used to come here. i've been where these cats are. been through the system, and i used to come here and eat here and then i started volunteering and now full-time employee about 13 years now. >> reporter: good for you, man. good for you. what is it like today? seeing folk, maybe you can relate to them. seeing them come in and get this meal on thanksgiving? >> for me it's very personal,

man, because i came here to get a holiday meal. so we do our best. this is the one place people can get what they need, and feel like they belong and get the respect that every person deserves. you know what i mean? we look in their eyes, greet them? how you doing? a gra it holiday. this might be the only place people do look them in the eyes and actually acknowledge them. you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: so important for to you say especially during this time and helping folks out. i have a question as far as setting up for this. how do you set up for all of -- all this food? >> it's a big production. november, december, we're going. no vacations and no personal days. you're here, going to make it happen. but that's what we're here for. we do this all year long, but november, december, this is the big one. this is crunch time. this is super bowl season for us right now. >> reporter: super bowl season. good work you're doing, my man. >> thank you very much, sir. >> reporter: that's happening at 10:30. folks here serving 5,000 meals. a lot of food here they're bringing in. and it's all for a good cause.

live in san francisco for "today in the bay." >> pete, thanks. happy thanksgiving! all morning on this thanksgiving holiday for shoppers, planning to visit one of the largest malls in the bay area. >> police say thieves are targeting cars in parking lots and neighborhoods around valley fair in san jose. warning people about going to santana row as well. careful not to leave important stuff in your car. we spoke to a woman who says something stole other vintage louis haveton bag from her car. thieves broke the back window. >> i was in shock. only there maybe an hour and a half. they had to have looked in and just broke it quick and probably just grabbed it. because nothing else was missing out of my car. >> reporter: the woman tells us there were about five other cars broken into along with hers. we looked at crime data overnight and found a total of 21 similar incidents of car break-ins and thefts and burglaries in the area around valley fair mall in just the past two weeks. the construction in san francisco's union square has shoppers saying bah-hum-bug.

muni, of course, building a central subway right under the popular shopping square. for the last five years this stretch of stockton street from post to ellis has been open to pedestrians with turf laid down and benches to sit on. this year, there will be less space. that's because construction has grown. it's taken up more room. shoppers not particularly happy about that. >> no. yeah, and a lot of displaced people don't have nice places to sit. and -- we lost the kids a couple of times behind the construction platforms. >> i guess if you don't know your way around san francisco it can be very difficult, because there is a lot of construction in the middle. >> reporter: the pedestrian area usually opens the friday after thanksgiving. this year it will open saturday and it will be open through the end of the year. >> and the kids, spotted a jungle gym! hoping in bring calories before the big meal, thousands of getting ready to burn them for one of the biggest returns

in the entire bay area. >> the turkey trot. a yearly tradition. bob, are you running this year? >> reporter: i don't need to run. if i exercise anymore -- i'm just going to be -- too skinny. so -- [ laughter ] i'll be just eating lots of turkey. know what i'm saying? hey, it's the 13th annual silicon valley turkey trot. already have 23,000 people registered for the various races. the main 5k, 10k fun run at 8:30. you can still register. sitting at home feeling guilty about all the food you're stuff in your face later today and want to get a head start burning calories, go to the website to register. this is a race going on, as i mentioned, for 13 years. when it started in 2005 by carl gardeno, and his wife leslie. only about, less than 2,000 runners. over the years, as i mentioned, it's grown to 20,000-plus, they've raised $6.9,000 for

local charities. a lot of that going to the second harvest food bank, housing trust and another food bank. again, for charity. here's carl gardino on thoughts how this has grown over these 13 years. >> when i stand on that stage and as far as the eye can see, 20,000 to 25,000 of our neighbors building community together, when leslie and i created the race we had three goals in mind. we wanted to build community, help needy families, and start our holidays in a fun and healthy way. and we truly believe the silicon valley turkey trot accomplishes those three goals. >> reporter: okay. we've put a map of the race up on your tv screen. you can see it. primarily returning through the downtown area across the guadeloupe river and ending on

santa clara and dell montmontde. starting where we're at. and the guadeloupe river area, starts in a kuk hours from now, pack the pickup. you can see san jose police out here. local streets, they'll start shutting down the roads if they haven't already. something to keep in mind if you need to be in the downtown area. again, capping registration at 28,000. about 5,000 spots left, and you can go online now and register. again if you're feeling it, get out here and do a little 5k or 10k before stuffing your face later today. scott, kris? happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. i think we know what bob's doing later. stuffing his face. well, big plans. i have big plans to eat later tonight. maybe tomorrow morning run? no, no. very unlikely. >> walk the dog.

that's enough. >> we do have the weekend coming up. it's thursday, and i start looking forward to the weekend as early as thursday. so why shouldn't you? your saturday forecast, a little tricky, because we are tracking a bit of a weather system, and that's going to move on in and it's going to bring a chance of showers. more or less, more along the north bay area and very late showers. that system will then move in to sunday and that's when we get a better chance. temperatures will be nice and mild again on saturday. 65 for the coast. 70s for the bay and about 74, 75 for inland spots. now let's talk about sunday, because this is when we can expect to see the biggest change. not only expecting rain but also expecting the chance of seeing breezy to windy conditions. not just for the north bay but also for the coast, the bay and inland. so as of right now the models show that system will bring widespread rain throughout the entire bay area for the entire day. maybe even carrying over into monday. but your temperatures are definitely expected to cool down. that cold front is coming in.

63 for the coast. 65 the bay and inland spots upper 60s. seeing a nice drop in temperatures. from 70s to 60s, more seasonable for this time of year. getting away, a lot of people head up to lake tahoe fo thanksgiving. luck toy have mo lucky enough to have more than a four-day weekend, temperatures in the 50s. the evening portion in lake tahoe, between 3:00 and 7:00, start seeing clouds moving in, and then a good chance to see showers up in lake tahoe as well. please, be safe if you have money plans to drive up there. road conditions can get tricky. napa today in the 70s. heading into friday and saturday talking 70s as well, but then on saturday, remember, tracking that system right now. it's going to bring a lot of cloud cover, and, yes, we are tracking rain for this weekend. so enjoy today. even though the north bay's got to get through a couple of showers, not too bad this morning. send thing backs to you.

>> vianey, thank you. much more to come. you're watching "today in the bay." still ahead, one of the biggest attractions of this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade and the time change they're dealing with to increase security. first, as you prepare to start your online shopping, double check that web address. a simple mistake that our consumer unit says could really cost you big.

good morning. it's 5:43 and we're off to a

very mild start across the bay area. it is thanksgiving morning and many might be wondering am i going to have a hot or cold afternoon? right now in the 50s and 60s but do have changes on the way and working on your san jose turkey trot forecast. all the details coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, vianey. be careful of typos. nbc bay area responds to man who says he was fooled online with one key stroke. he thought he was doing business with costco. >> and the learned later he had given his credit card information to strangers. chris camara helped connect the dots all the way to russia. >> reporter: alan stern can spell trouble with one letter -- o. >> i had been tricked. >> reporter: last year while looking to visit the costco website he unknowingly misspelled it in his browser. there's an extra o in there. yet alan says the website it loaded looked legitimate. >> even had the costco logo and brand. of course, i thought, it's

costco, and i thought i had gone to costco.com. >> reporter: the page asked alan to do an eight-page survey and to say thank you offered face cream if he paid shipping. alan calmed us after four $97 and $98 charges appeared on hess credit card. >> how could you do this? costco said, this wasn't us. >> amazing. >> reporter: we shared this experience with technology analysts and learned a new term. typo piracy. the tech world calls misspelled web addresses to possibly rip you off. >> these people have no limit as to how they try and get you. >> reporter: she says some sites collect a finder's fee for redirecting poor spellers to other sites. some masquerade as a real site and dupe you into buying something. the worse case, a typo that

lands to malware. >> you could have your identity stoling. >> reporter: it's too complicated to fully unravel. >> i don't know how good your investigative journalism is. i know from a consumer perspective i'm not going to figure out where these people are. >> reporter: we tried with the costoco website and first searched public registries and found that address registered in russia to a person named vladimir snezco. that name associated with other typo web seitz including marriott with an extra i. verizon, missing an e. and southwester.com. one letter off from southwest.com. the real website for south weft aweft -- southwest airline. that's not the only similarity. several people posted glowing comments on southwester and also endorsed costoco in the exact

same order. the real sites told us they have no connection to these sites. they never asked for the surveys or authorized the use of their name or logo. so we had questions for vladimir snezco, sent messages to moscow but never heard back. when we cross-referenced the e-mail addresses used to register the sites we found more than 500 other websites. each off by just a letter or two from brand names. like google, toyota, disney, fidelity, sprint, ebay. each waiting to capitalize on your careless tap on a keyboard. >> you really don't pay attention anymore. >> reporter: but you should. >> because you just don't know who's behind it. >> reporter: after we started asking questions, southwest eee shut down the survey. >> i should be more aware than most. >> reporter: as it turns out he works in digital advertising and internet security is part of his job. alan is speaking up, because if he fell for typo piracy, anyone can.

>> that might be embarrassing for him but glad he said something. chris camara reporting there. if you have a consumer story for him, share it. head to nbcbayarea.com/responds, or call the tip line. happening today, an annual holiday tradition. it continues in new york city. >> all right. we have a live picture now, and the macy's day thanksgiving day parade. extra security this year and start early and they will end late. >> 50-foot balloons, bands, dancers, famous people taking over the parade route in new york city. a chance to go behind the scenes as a grinch was being prepared. took a year to put together and this is grinch and his pal max. >> yes! watch the parade from the comfort of your home airing right here on nbc bay area. we "midday" news cast, but watch from your phone

also or computer. we'll post a link on our website. nbcbayarea.com so you're not left out of the action. >> starts at 9:00. we'll broadcast again at 2:00. savannah guthrie, matt lauer, al roker, all from the "today" show handling parade announcing duties. >> yeah. that little max dog looks a little like your dog binks. >> yes! my little rescue. maybe he'll get a little thanksgiving treat though. i still don't give him bones, though. no bones for your dogs. weather will be nice. binks will enjoy a nice early morning walk, a run. so can you. temperatures are mild in san jose right now at 59 degrees. palo alto, 57. san francisco, 60 degrees. and oakland, 55. the north bay on the cooler side also in the lower 50s, and upper 40s. the reason for that is because doppler radar is showing plenty of activity for oregon now, near portland and all the way down through ukiah as well bringing a chance of on and off again

showers, at least through the mid-afternoon for ukiah. zoom in closer. notice santa rosa, napa, not getting much. a couple cloud cover areas. we can expect to see the clouds kind of redistribute through the afternoon, and then overall, look at today's forecast. we're expecting upper 60s in oakland. 67 degrees. san jose 72. palo alto 69. san francisco 65 degrees. and, hey, heading to the turkey trot, i tried to look for a turkey but couldn't only find pumpkins. i'm going to do a better job. hunt down a turkey right now. by about noon, expect to see temperatures in the 60s. by 4:00, by then long gone, resting at home. we'll be in the upper 60s, but if you're not expecting a lot of rain today, if you're in the south bay, get ready. as we head into the weekend, looking ahead at the long-range models, this system here. that's going to bring in showers as early as saturday night into early sunday morning, and we're talking widespread, incoming rain. so far now looks like we've got

a pretty good amount of rainfall coming in, and that could carry over into your monday forecast as well. your seven-day outlook. a quick look. expect to see windy conditions sunday for san francisco and then if you notice that rain kind of lingers flew the next work weekend -- through the next weekend as well. rain is on the way. enjoy your thanksgiving day. and tell you about changes to our programming today. we mentioned just a moment ago we don't have a "midday" newscast because the macy's parade will stilling going on. after that, one of our family favorites. "the national dog show" is on. then re-air the parade followed by football. the new york giants play the redskins. after the game, we'll bring you the day the headlines from 9:00 to 10:00, and then you can watch nbc bay area "revelation" before the 11:00 news. and coming up on this thanksgiving morning. one woman the quest to help victims of the north bay wildfires. the way she's working and making

the bay area proud. and joe barton apologizing after a nude photo of him circulated on essential media. he sent that photo separated from his second wife in a consensual relationship. the photo appeared on an anonymous twitter account. barton just announced hess reis re-election bid. and musk tweeted congratulations to the crew. set a 100-day deadline to install that system. back in two minutes. if you still need supplies for

today )s meal - you may not be alone. take a look at this tweet from nbc if you still need supplies for today's meal you may not be alone. look what terry mcsweeny found at his safeway store in midvalley. midnight and packed. did you procrastinate as well? what did you forget? join the conversation on social media. and the road to recovery lasting for years. >> thanks to a single woman and her innovative idea, many won't have to walk that road alone. garvin thomas has the remarkable story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: for peyton walton, the best part of being a nurse is helping her patients in ways that go beyond medicine. there was the time she went above and beyond to help and ailing patient find a home for her dog so she could die in

peace. and then -- well, then there was the time an entire community needed her personal brand of healing. >> okay. these were the originals. >> reporter: let it be known that what one day might very well be a key part of the relief effort in any natural disaster anywhere -- >> then i spread these out more. >> reporter: began as a flood of papers scattered all over peyton walton's living room floor. >> this is how the original 20 matches were done. >> reporter: the reason peyton's mill valley condo looked like this one month ago is because the homes of so many people she knew looked like this. peyton has been a nurse in santa rosa for 25 years. when that city started to burn -- she went to work. for 40 hours over the next four days, peyton cared for patients at the only hospital in santa rosa that remained open.

anyone would agree she had done enough to help. anyone except peyton. >> i had a home to come home to. i had a good night's sleep in my bed, and i just kept thinking about my own colleagues. my own nursing friends. they were doing what i was doing and then went home and slept in a red cross shelter at the fairgrounds, and i thought, we have to do something to help them. >> okay. >> reporter: which is when peyton posted to her neighbors on next door, the neighborhood associate network. >> here's my original post. >> if there was a family out there who wanted to help, peyton could introduce them to a family that desperately needed some. >> and within five minutes i started getting responses on next door. within the first hour i had 50 families who said, absolutely. who can we help? tell us how. >> reporter: peyton started to keep track with those papers, but that soon gave way to a spread sheet and eventually a website to handle the ever-growing list.

at first, she was just wanting to help fellow nurses and doctors, but peyton's family matching has grown well beyond that. >> so my guesstimate is now i'm up to 5,000 individual volunteers, and we have helped almost 600 individual people who lost their homes at this point. and it's still growing. >> yes. loading it -- >> reporter: volunteers like this woman, helping families like the brannens. dad, a contractor, lost all his tools when his house burned down. >> do you want this one? >> reporter: so trisha and her husband are helping cody replace them. >> it means a lot. it kind of, you know, gives me my work back. gives me pretty much my life. kind of how i support my family. so it means a lot. >> reporter: peyton says both sides in these donations say what makes this special is that it's not just about the money or the stuff. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> reporter: it's about the

people who become attached to it. >> just having that family there tell us that we understand, that could have been us, and we're here for you. i was just floored by how many families said, we have your back. >> reporter: all made possible, of course, by one woman, who had everyone's back. in santa rosa, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> i always like his stories, but particular will that one. and right now, a deadly crash overnight in the east bay. the steps law enforcement officers are taking to crack down on dangerous driving as we kick off the thanksgiving holiday. keeping a close eye on the holiday forecast. a live look from the downtown camera. turkey trot downtown. lots of streets shut off. cool and pleasant conditions you can expect for your thanksgiving. and giving back. live inside glide memorial church in san francisco with the last-minute preparations for the annual thanksgiving meal there. "today in the bay" continues -- right now.

good morning. and happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus and laura have the day off and vianey arana is here to let us know about the thanksgiving forecast. >> a good one. a good one. all good news, good things, except a couple of showers passing through the north bay that move out quickly and not too much to worry about. temperatures now, fairly mild waking up this morning, and san francisco, 58 degrees. palo alto, 56. san jose 57 and just to kind of give you an idea of the 24-hour temperature change, it's a little warmer in some spots than usual. san jose about five degrees wormer. as-o -- warmer than yesterday. overall, temperature trend, though, showing plent conditi i conditions through the afternoon. partly clear skies and upper 70s. i'll break that down coming up in a bit. >> thank you, vianey. new this morning, one woman died in ash