we catch up with the audacious 8-year-old who saved the city three years ago today, batkid. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fisher first of the catch >>> just in time for the holidays, commercial crab season is on along the west coast. there they are, a live look at pier 45 where fishermen are bringing in the first of the catch. boats were due in about 5:00 tonight. you can see that, yeah, they did well. this morning fishing crews were up before the sun even came out. they are hoping to financially recover after last season. you remember it was delayed for several months after dangerous levels of domoic acid was found in the crabmeat but now, things are looking up. >> feel great. glad everything is on time. hopes are up. >> right out of the pot, that's it. sweet enough, doesn't need anything else. >> hm. many fishermen we spoke to think the crab will price out betweenup to $4.50 so vendors selling it for about $8 a pound. >>> united announced today it's starting selling a new kind of low cost ticket. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz on what passengers will get and what they won't. >> reporter: the fares a

. >> batkid, have star in the making that day for sure. five-year-old boy fighting leukemia. the city and the nation went crazy for miles scott, make-a-wish foundation helped him become batkid for a day and it became a documentary and you may wonder, what happened to him? miles now is eight. we are told he is doing very well. he plays little league baseball and now has two younger brothers. you can see the before and after. you can still see his face. >> look at that smile. >> and his family said his make-a-wish foundation was an important part of the recovery. >> wen to wish him the best. >> a big giants fan. he went and stayed at the stadium. it was great. all the whole city behind him and the whole bay area. >> good morning, a look at our lows, especially in santa rosa a cool spot, we will be 36 tonight. warmer on friday and saturday and back into the low 40s next week. our heaviest rain is starting to fall at 7:00 on saturday morning, but from noon on saturday through the condition hour, to noon on sunday we will have our heaviest rain. we could have two-thirds of an inch

make-a-wish foundation helped him to become batkid. moving it was captured in a documentary. what is he up to? we have the update. he is now eight. we are told that he is thriving. he lies little league baseball, he has two younger brothers and said having his wish granted was an important part of the recovery. we love that smile. >> controversial lesson plan in san francisco schools and teachers were asked to call president-elect donald trump "racist," and "sexist." >> tickets to napa valley games could be cheaper. >> we heard of exploding hoverboards and smartphones but it does not step there. >> you are playing russian roulette. >> some batteries in every day products can be dangerous so where do we use them? seven fence and michael -- "7 or side" >> new video from southern california and you can see the crash that happened in san bernadino county, just north of victorville, the c.h.p. said a hyundai hit a volkswagen head on while trying to pass slower traffic. both people in the hyundai died. the driver in the other volkswagen was

on the three year anniversary of batkid saving san francisco. we'll show you how little miles scott is doing now. and next: before you holiday shop. we have a new list of toys you might want to avoid. today activists against the dakota access pipeline gathered in several bay area cities. including civic center plaza in san francisco. the group marched along market street and blocked a u.s. army corps of engineers building in san francisco this morning. these protestors say the project could pollute drinking water and impact land occupied by the standing rock sioux tribe. the company building the nearly 4 billion dollar dakota access pipeline is seeking a federal court's permission to lay pipe under a missouri river reservoir. this would finish the four-state project. approval is still needed from the u.s. district court in washington d.c. the holidays are upon us. and with christmas right around the corner. santa likely has little ones on the list. yes, but which toys are safe? kron 4's vicki liviakis has the new list of toys to avoid. >> vicki:

make-a-wish foundation helped him back batkid and it became a documented try. what is he up to?es is eight, and we are told he is doing very well, and he plays little league baseball and has two younger brothers. he said having his wish granteds with an important of his recovery. we will never forget him. it is is nice to see him now. >> it is. glad we had an update. i am sure everyone is interested in that. >> i want to talk about what will happen this weekend. we will have light rain overnight through saturday morning. maybe .1" in santa rosa; between noon on saturday and sunday half an inch in the south bay and two-thirds around the bay and 1" in the north bay with two-thirds in the south by to 1.5" in the north bay and it means at going of the game, new england is coming into town, we are trying to snap a seven game losing street, and 49ers, it will be wet at the stadium, and mild at 66 to 60. >> we still have a major slow down trying to get out of the central valley this morning, so take you out to tracy, southbound i-5 near the 205 not cleared the collision but we have a b

and saved by batkid. today now marks the three-year anniversary of that special day. grant lodes is here with the story of a little boy who took the city by storm and made national headlines. did he ever.miles scott was five at the time.he battled villains and saved a damsel in distress. it was all in part of the make- a-wish event in addition to the thousands of people who showed up... to make it happen. miles was diagnosed with leukemia at 18-months. now... he's growing fast... and doing great... according to the make-a-wish foundation. miles is now 8-years-old and in remission. his parents have welcomed their third son... making miles a brother of two. they say miles loves playing baseball. as you can see... he's grown up so much since we remember him. a documentary about miles' heroic day even hit the big screen last year. it chronicled the day san francisco turned into gotham city. steve and pam. it was all in part of the make- a-wish foundation event in addition to the thousands of people who showed up... to make it happen. miles was diagnosed with leukemia at 1