family. where he may be headed now. "would you submit to one of new a teenage girl sexually assaulted in her own bedroom. the suspect no stranger to the family. where he may be headed now. >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. who would. >> even secretary of state hillary clinton doesn't want to get patted down. the call for a less invasive method. and a rat rescue brings hundreds of rodents to the bay area. police say this man suspected of sexually asatted a berkley girl knew the girl and

her family. >> reporter: police say they made a case a high-profile investigation and the work paid off. they identified 18 hours after the violent sexual assault, they identified a suspect and issued a want for his arrest. berkley police say the man identified as the sensual assailant of a female minor in the bedroom of her home early yesterday was known to the family. one police officer commenting on the severity of the attack told the daily californian, quote, it was not two minutes, it was a substantial sexual assault. omar sosa of berkley is the suspect. authorities say he entered he minors bedroom through an unlocked window, assaulted her and fled. >> early this morning an arrest warrant was issued for omar sosa. be believe he has left the bay area, heading south, possibly to free to new mexico in a 1997

ford ranger with a white double cab shell. >> reporter: a warrant was put out 18 hours after the attack. the victim provided information they needed. >> often cases don't come together as quickly as we would like for a lot of factors, but in this case, due to the evidence, and a very courageous victim, we've been able to identify the suspect. >> reporter: originally the case was identified as a stranger assault. police now want to reassure the community. >> one of the reasons we wanted to get out in front and share the details of this particular suspect and the fact we don't believe he is in the area is we want to reassure our berkley residents that this predator is no longer in our city, and we are diligently pursuing him. >> reporter: police have alerted law agencies between here and the mexican border that sosa may be headed their way. they're very optimistic an

arrest may come soon. >> robbers have struck again. two men stole jewelry from the home consignment center. they pepper sprayed customers and employees. during their getaway, the suspects got into two hit-and- run crashes. police are not saying if they are connected to another pepper spray robbery in danville two months ago. well, oakland will begin the process this week to allow industrial sized urban pot farms inside the city limits. several northern california cities are looking to collect tax revenue from large cultivation operations that apply for medical marijuana. tomorrow four pot farms begin the permitting process inside oakland's borders. well, new calls tonight for a less invasive security

screening methods at the nation's airports. the patdowns and full body scanners have created such an up roar that even some people in the obama administration say they wouldn't want to go through them. and there could be problems for the airports during the holidays. >> reporter: they're talking about just say no to body scans. there's been a loosely organized internet campaign urging holiday travelers to opt out of what they're calling aggressive security measures. critics call it invasive, intrusive, and offensive. the full body scan, a virtual strip search. the option, a full body pat down. that's controversial, too. >> i think the body pats are i think a little excessive. >> reporter: even the secretary of state says she wouldn't submit to it. >> notify could avoid it. no, i mean who would? >> reporter: in upset

travelers have started an internet organized boycott of full body scans. they want passengers to refuse or opt out on wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year, to send a message to government that it's unacceptable. still many passengers done think opting out is a solution. >> no, i'm opposed to that. i think to that scanning is important. somehow, some kind of security. >> do you think the process may cause some delays? >> absolutely. it's always a few that ruin it for the majority. >> reporter: san francisco international airport expecting a record number. of travelers this week. 123,000 passengers on wednesday alone, even if only a few opt out, that would cause delays. >> i'm sorry, if i need to fly, i need to fly, even if they are body searching us. i mean, i think it's ridiculous, but what can you do, you just have to kind of go with it. >> reporter: homeland security defends their methods. a suspected terrorist carried explosives in his underwear on

a flight last christmas, and last month, plastic explosives were shipped on u.s. bound cargo planes. >> maybe they do it, you know, for our safety. >> well,tsa patients say you do have an option, you can opt out of the body scan, but you can have that pat down, and you can opt out of that, too, but that means you won't get a seat on the airplane. well, for the millions of americans choosing to drive instead of fly this week, they may get a shock at the pump. the price of gas has gone up five cents in two weeks. why are prices asking at a time when they are usually dropping? >> reporter: this thanksgiving the number of people hitting the road is expected to rise over 11% over last year, but they won't be celebrating prices at the pump. >> they're ridiculous, i think. i spend over $100 a week in

gas. >> wholesale gas prices are up 27 cents a gallon since september 1st. oil prices have risen because of a declining dollar. the average retail price across the country is $2.87 per gallon. in many case places, drivers are already paying well over $3. >> someone just starting out with a low paycheck, that's a decent cut of the budget. >> reporter: it could mean less money to spend on holiday shopping, as well, a big impact for the economy. >> nothing affect this consumers' safety than the up and down price of gas. that has a big hit to the collective psyche. >> i don't see an end to it, and i'm worried. >> reporter: sustained high gas prices are a concern for economists. >> every i penny that we get above $3, every penny takes $4 million per penny per day out of the american consumer. >> reporter: rising energy prices act like a tax on both consumers and business.

>> i have to work harder. that's how i do it. the only way for me, because i work for myself, is to simply work harder and longer. >> reporter: as more people drive and demand increases, gas prices could continue to rise. >> every single recession that this economy suffered since world war ii has been precede bade spike in energy prices, so we need to watch this very carefully. >> reporter: economic robe could have some bumps in the road. and here in california, the average price for a gallon of regular unled is $3.13. the survey also says san francisco drivers pay the most, it's $3.20 in the city. the state's cheapest gas, fresno to at $3.09. black friday is still five days away, but holiday spirits are already up for retailers. shoppers have already spent more in their first half of this month than they did this time last year. it is a positive outlook for

this upcoming holiday season. on-line sales are looking especially good as well. they're up over 10% from last year. >> four, three, two, one! >> chris mass arrived before thanksgiving at -- christmas arrived at thanksgiving on pier 39. this was the pier's tree lighting party. there was lots of holiday entertainment. proceeds from the event will benefit the make a wish foundation. still to come, salutes the national turkey. the california bird that will end up on a special table. people living without a bank to avoid fees. it may not save you money after all. how it can also be costly. hundreds of rats treated at a shelter in the south bay. where they came from and where they're going. >> well, a lot of clouds around the bay area, a couple of scattered showers, but the rain is starting to pick up. we'll show you that coming up

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without a bank? and it's not just the low income.... some are frustrated with the banking industry's role in the 25%. of the people in this country don't have a bank account, and it's not just the low income. some are upset with the banks role in the the recession, and others are simply fed up with the fees. >> reporter: think bank fees are high? try living without one. more and more people are doing just that. >> people are trying to pay more in cash. i have paid hundreds in overdraft fees, so if i could go with just cash, that would be nice. >> reporter: i decided to go unbanked for two weeks to see if i could find ways to do it cheaper. first things first, i canceled direct got, and i took some checks to bank of america to see if i could cash them without an account. >> no. if you don't have an account with bank of america, and the

check isn't drawn off of bank of america. ever they would only take my paychecks. the fee? $5. wal-marts cash checking system is cheaper, at $3. j & j in san francisco, there was a 2% fee, which is better than wal-mart, if your check sunder $150. i have utility bills to pay. it's free at the cash checker, but wal-mart charges 88 cents. for represent, i need a money order. 59 cents each at the cash checker. so between cashing checks and two weeks of bills, i racked up $14.40 in fees. >> if you were likely to overdraft your account, a reasonable choice. >> reporter: for many, these fees are a form of insurance against expensive overdraft charms. but bill paying is one thing.

what about booking travel with cash? i headed to the airport to buy a ticket i found on-line. >> want to get away fares are only available on the internet. >> reporter: the ticket cost $120 more, plus parking. so back to wal-mart for a reloadable credit card so i could buy the ticket on-line, but those cards were sold out at two wal-marts and a wall green. the demand for these cards has quadrupled over the past two years. so i ordered one direct from greendot.com. and then headed back. the fees? $13.40. after two weeks, living bankless was a lot of work, but did do it cheaper than the national average. in all, $31.80 in fees, and still less than one just overdraft charge. but before you go dropping your

bank, remember. >> the whole idea of prosperity in this country is about saving and investing. you can't begin to save stuffing your cash under your mattress. >> reporter: something the pro cash crowd can't deny. >> there's a lot of trade-off to consider. >> reporter: there are many options out there for low cost and no cost banking, even for those with bad credit and limited i.d. check out your local credit union, or head on to bankoncalifornia.org. >> we've had a little bit of everything this weekend weather- wise. lawrence is here with what's ahead for the week. >> yeah, and we've had the scattered showers continuing. really just kind of picking up out there this evening, and i have more of those starting to make their way into the east bay right now. you they have heard of some of the showers sliding on by. south bay just widely scattered lighter showers showing up across this area of the bay area, and they continue to bring some raindrops off, and

then a brief downpour, and it will move out, and that's what we'll see all night long and through the better part of tomorrow. i think tomorrow to be safe you'll see some sunshine, but there will be a chance of a few scattered showers, and so you'll see sun for maybe 20 minutes or so, and then here comes that shower. temperatures running in the 40s and 50s at this hour. high pressure will try to sneak in here about midweek, but before that, this trough will usual are in the the cool air and scattered showers for tonight and tomorrow, administer think more substantial rain as we head into tuesday. looking pretty good, as we'll see, that very unstable atmospheroused for tonight. commute may be a little bit wet tomorrow morning. not a rain out, but definitely on the damp side. and then as we head through the day, those showers on and off, you'll see breaks in between the clouds, but, yes, a chance of rain in the forecast, and things unsettled. as we look out toward the next

couple of days, of course we have the holiday coming up here, and i think we're looking pretty good as high pressure is going to try to sneak in for wednesday and thursday. next weekend, more rain on the way. >> all right. good to know, thanks. well, a very unusual animal attack in the bay area today sent a worker to the hospital. a research monkey bit an employee at the stanford research institute this morning. the worker then fainted, but by the time police got there, the employee it was conscious again. the researchers sustained minor injuries. no word on what happened to the monkey. authorities say it's the first time they've ever been called to this kind of incident. well, nearly a thousand rats were discovered during the taping of a tv show about quarters in a southern california home. those rats are now here in the bay area. they were relocated by an animal rescue group. we look at how now comes the hard part, getting the animals adopted. >> reporter: they're still

being counted, but animal rescuers think they have about 1,000 rats in their care. >> lacerations to the left leg. this will be a medical. >> reporter: they are treating and storing these homeless pets in the warehouse space of a pet store in san jose. >> we're going to separate the boys from the girls, first to thing. >> reporter: and for good reason, many of the rats are pregnant. they even have a makeshift maternity world. >> welcome to the world. a much better place than where you were. >> reporter: they were rescued from a rat quarter in l.a. >> these all originated from one pregnant rat the owner allowed to run free in the house. >> we've nest indicated them, so it's our reason. >> i know a lot of people are creeped out by rats, the tail, they eyes, but they really do

make great pets. a rat thinks of you as a friend. it's like having a little dog. >> reporter: group star rescue is planning to send them all over the country to try to get them adopt out. >> we're committed to making sure they get a normal life after what they've been through. >> next, just in time for thanksgiving, the traditional presidential turkey pardon. the special treatment the turkey will receive coming up.

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unstoppable, was next. actress lindsay lohan's well documented drug and alcohol problems have cost her the role of linda lovelace in an june coming movie. she is expected to be in rehab while the movie was to be filmed. this year's official white house to turkey will come from livingston in central valley. the bird got on a plane heading for washington today, but this turkey like most of its predecessors can count on college insee from their president. >> reporter: the bird deemed just right by the folks at california's foster farms is going to wind up on a very special table at the white house. for four months, they have been nurturing what they call the presidential flock.

from those 25 birds, one will be presented to the president. those deemed too ugly -- >> tonight like the tail feathers. >> reporter: or too excitable, are out of the running. >> you don't want them to be jumping around the table or escaping. >> reporter: that has happened in the past, after president reagan accepted a bird named liberty, it made a bid for liberty, but the national turkey has little to fear. it's likely to receive a presidential pardon, even last year when the president was wanting to send it to the kitchen. >> thanks to my daughters, because i was ready to eat this sucker. >> reporter: after the ceremony, he'll go to live at mount vernon, washington's state. the tradition of pardoning the presidential turkey doesn't go

back all that far. >> up until george h.w bush, the president fresh ate the turkey for thanksgiving dinner. >> president truman told reporters he would greet the bird and then heat the bush, but since the first president bush, it has grown into a holiday tradition, those the turkey growers count on america consuming 46 million turkeys over thanksgiving? >> obviously these two behind me don't think so. >> reporter: they are guaranteed to live a full life, which for a turkey is about two and a half years. two birds, an official national turkey and an alternate national turkey were. put on a plane heading to

washington. not only do they get to live, they get to fly. the 49ers do something, speaking of turkeys, that they haven't done since 1977. and the raiders and steeler reese new their nasty rivalry in steel city next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

the raiders in pittsburgh... it was like the old rivalry. richard seymour ejected for punching ben r in the third-ranked stanford women did escape a fear over gonzaga by getting the win. but meanwhile, the oakland raiders and steelers rivalry looked like the old rivalry. seymour ejected for hitting

roth list berger in the face, but roethlisberger got the last laugh. >> the niners are shut out sat home for the first time since 1977. niners win 21-0. it was ugly. >> nonta ellis goes up for a shot. he left holding his hip and did not return. if it was close, probably could have played, but the lakers were already blowing them out by then. pau gas of didn't lose a -- didn't miss a free throw all night. >> nascar today, jimmie johnson finished second and as a result, wins his record 5th straight sprint cup championship. have a great show coming up. we have the raiders story, we have the niners story, and bruce jenner, of card ashian

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