francisco police a a holiday tragedy, a firefighter clinging to life following a hit and run. san francisco police have rehearsed the sketches of the man responsible. homeless for the holidays. the consequences of being distracted. so now what is next for san francisco? good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. ann notarangelo is off tonight. a bay area future is in critical condition right -- a bay area firefighter is in critical condition right now. linda yee with the evidence just relieved aimed at citing the driver. police say this is surveillance video of the customer before

the fight in the long white t- shirt standing at the counter. the men were separated and he walked on out. that's when the other man followed him to his car and intentionally hit the firefighter when he reached a gas station. the suspect drove off. he's in critical condition be severe head injury. >> this is a horrible experience. no one would want to have to go through this. that is the nice thing. everyone bans to the during these times. >> reporter: police describe the suspect as a mixed race or a latin man, 18 to 24 years old with short black hair and a beard. he has possible front-end damage on his car. he's an iraqi war veteran for the past five years, he's been a state firefighter at the

saratog fire station. >> an excellent employee. real fun to be around. of course, you can't find a better way to wax the floors than a former machine. >> reporter: he's a good friend and a devoted father to his young daughters. >> albert is now standing. he's a great fireman. >> police say he has life- threatening injuries, asking the public to help them identify the man seen in the side owe. i'm linda yee, cbs5. the funeral procession for a down val police killed in afghanistan is expected to cause some delays. they will receive the body tomorrow morning at air force base. they will end at the funeral home just before noon. well, the clock is winding

down for occupy protesters in los angeles. in philadelphia today, most left peacefully. no scuffles and no arrests. but a couple dozen remained seated, saying they will not leave unless they were forced to. so where does that leave occupy movement in san francisco? don knapp on the the status of that encampment. >> reporter: as two big city enchap -- enhancements, they might emerge. this is occupy oakland without the tents. each day protesters return to meet and discuss tactics while they look on to make sure that no tents will come back.

in the meantime, they continue to occupy a tree above 14th street. but the tents continue to coverage the area next to the plaza. how long did they plan on staying? >> definitely. i mean, people don't understand that police raids have been going on since the beginning. >> occupy san francisco might be on their way to becoming the last, if not the last of the occupy encampment. steps were underway in seattle to clear temperatures from the college campus. in los angeles, campers were ordered to take nearly 500 tents and get out by monday. the camp will go. a sunday afternoon deadline came and went in philadelphia, but the the camp remains. some demonstrators left, but about 50 locked arms.

a uc davis student said that the evictions only help build support for the movement. >> i mean the police raids and the police brutality that has been happening around the country is making people well aware of, you know, kind of what's at stake here. offering to talk to campers. >> the classrooms, running water, being able to have more of a learning space, a permanent space. >> reporter: others told cbs5 earlier that they are not going to go there. >> i don't think that anyone will do that. they picked this spot for a reason and now they want us out of it. >> >> reporter: no deal has been set. right now, folks are just sitting tight. reporting live, don knapp, cbs5. the recent pepper spray of occupy protester's uc davis will be the subject of the

general strike tomorrow on campus. they also intended to send a message to regions over the tuition hikes. the board meets tomorrow. dozens of residents in one south bay apartment complex is home tonight after a three- alarm fire on saturday. >> reporter: that's how dozens of people in cupertino who lived in this apartment complex are describing the past 24 hours. >> oh no. >> reporter: they show massive flames. a fire that started when a woman was cooking french fries. >> they dot dis-- they got distracted. >> reporter: and this picture posted on twitter shows you the scene just a few minutes later

after moving from the entire kitchen. they don't have any sprinklers and the fire spreads quickly, destroying eight apartments. smoke and water damaged eight others. the whole complex was evacuated for a few hours. 200 to 300 people were worried about what they would come back to. >> pause we're not from here, we're from another country. that's my dad, he's a life, you know. >> reporter: the red cross set up a shelter next door. his family is one of 16 evacuated indefinitely. >> we didn't have home insurance or anything. >> reporter: they are working to ensure that some of the vacant apartments and other unaffected buildings have happened. a berkeley apartment building is ravaged by the five-

alarm fire will be demolished tomorrow. the five-story building had been red tagged since -- the five-story building had been red tagged since all of the information happened. the supervisor and mayor were shot and killed at city hall 33 years ago today. the memorial took place at the hardy mills plaza, featuring photos of the men along with dozens of candles and flowers. back home after a terrifying week under arrest. the first evening was, well, the most frightening thing finish for my life. >> reporter: caught up in cairo's violence. he's the fbi's most wanted

bank robber. to want, a twist as to why he may not be asked old as he looks. it is moving back in this evening. we'll take a look at what it means for your weekday coming up next.

a dramatic rescue at sea with the future at the control. he co-piloted the helicopter to help a crew that was sinking in the irish sea. cameras show two survivors in a life raft being picked up, but several others are missing.

gayle-forced winds are to blame for the hole. the three american students arrested last week are all at home safe with their families tonight. >> reporter: the 19-year-old derek sweeney is back in missouri. half a world away and two days removed from being detained in egypt. >> we were in a near fetal position with our hands handcuffed behind our backs. >> reporter: he flew pack -- he threw back yesterday. they were accused of throwing cocktails at forces in tahrir

square. upwards of 100,000 demonstrators were calling for an end to the military government. sweeney a georgetown university student says the first night in detention, soldiers threatened them with guns. >> they said if we move they would shoot us u. >> i'm so thankful to be back in philadelphia. >> reporter: the incident comes among unrest in the country as the egyptians like their first parliament since the uprising ended mubarak's rule. he holds no grudge. >> i'll let it play out like a negative experience for me. they are fine with watching history unfold on television. egyptians are begin voting tomorrow on the first parliamentary election since

the voting in february. results will be announced ten days later. the nation's military ruler is urging voters to head to the polls tomorrow. they are ruling for you to resign first. a series of robberies, but what appears to be an elderly man has gone unsolved for more than two years. the robber who has been dubbed the bandit may not be old at all. as we show you, he has become a hero. >> reporter: he looks more like a grandfather than a hardened criminal. but the unassuming senior citizen is one of the fbi's most wanted bank robber. getting away with tens of thousands of dollars. these images even show him with

what appears to be oxygen tubes in his nose. >> he appears to be a harmless elderly man. >> reporter: they have tried to crack the case since 2009 when the robber first hit a bank near san diego. now two years and more than a dozen banks later, the fbi said he struck again, robbing this san diego wells fargo. they show him calmly waiting in line after approaching the teller, he demands a large sum of money and pulls out a gun. >> he came in and requested money, he passed a note if you don't, i'll murder you and everyone else in the bank. >> reporter: this bank teller feared for her life when the bandit robbed her bank last january. she asked us to conceal her identity and she believes that he is concealing his. >> something didn't look normal. it was not a normal face. >> reporter: he might not be like that at all. witnesses say his deeply

wrinkle face looks unnatural. considering the possibility that it is an elaborate disguise. it has happened before. last year, a young man transformed himself with a mask and boarded a plane from hong kong to canada. the special effects costume company sells masks online that looks similar to his. >> reporter: he has struck again. >> reporter: his story has sparked a media sensation. he has more than 11,000 facebook friends with some selling merchandise. but the fbi is not amused. >> at the end of the day, he's an armed and dangerous bank robber. >> reporter: there is now a $20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >> i don't know, i'm trying to look closely. do you think it's a mask? >> don't look too close. [ laughter ]

>> exactly. >> we'll see how it works for me. >> you're looking good. all right, leaving a chill across the bay. it is back tonight as we have a dense fog advisory once again. the central valley fog, speaking into the bay in the northeast and the south bay, working their way across the deltas, bringing with it, some very low areas of visibilities down to a quarter of a mile. leave us with a mild and dry pattern that will continue through the weekend. now, the one thing missing in what we should be talking about at this time of the year is rainfall. here is the deficit for you this month and santa rosa is back with an inch and a half more than what they should be for this month and the rest of the bay area is looking at an inch of less rain than what we usually see in november, one of the wettest months of the year. that's not necessarily a bad thing. but we are off a bit as you can see. it has been very dry in

november. it looks clear for the city out here right now and moving into and around the bay here through the wee hours of the morning. clearing by midday and they continue to be dry and mild through the week with some wind developing by midweek. highs today in the fog band location. struggling to get into the 60s in the north bay. 52 over at fairfield. concordat 56 as they prevailed, mid to low 60s around the bay. and santa cruz and gilroy all in the low 70s down there today as they were fog free. upper 30s to the lower 30s for our overnight lows. again, fog will be forming as you can see streaming in from

the north. it's with us tonight and it will be around for the first thing in the morning staying well to our north here, probably through the week as the high pressure system will continue to build off the central california side where we will see several disturbances fly by across this area here. the next couple of days, you'll continue to see the clouds giveway. mostly throughout the day with just the high cloud covers on out there to contend with through the afternoon hours. the daytime highs tomorrow, again, they will continue to cool in the fog band location. look for the upper 50s to the lower 50s. south bay down around here in the upper 50s. two low 70s where we'll see the things warm up slightly into the midweek before the wind develops to knock the ball out

of the area. there's no rain drops in this forecast and it is november afterall. so it has been a dry month up to this point, we'll see what is to come. >> i know. >> all right, thank you. the holiday shopping getting into full swing. it is cyber monday. the warning for employees who plan to shop online at the office.

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next-to-last installment ofe "twilight" saga, took anothr big bite of the box office s holiday weekend. the election installment of the twilight saga took another big bite of the box office this holiday weekend. the film took in more than $42 million.

even the new muppet movie couldn't knock it off the thrown. e three other family -- three other family films were rounding out the top five. well, the numbers are in. americans are in the mood to shop this holiday season. one tracking service says that black friday pumped $1 billion more into cash registers this year than last. totals for friday alone, $11.4 billion for the in-store sales. online sales were evenstronger at 18% higher than on thanksgiving day. and 26% higher on black friday. and friday, well, the total is a record for the year, 8216 for the gallon. here are some other numbers to keep in mind. about half of all workers say that they will be spending some time tomorrow at work, shopping on the internet. 60% of the companies say they plan to block the internet access tomorrow and nearly a

quarter of the bosses say that they will be monitoring the worker's activity online. tomorrow, a special delivery to the u.s. capitol building coming all the way from the sierra nevada mountains. a 65-foot white fir will be sent to them, making stops in a number of cities including santa claus indiana. the lights will be turned on december 6. inflation taking its tolls on the 12 days of christmas. moving from the golden ring says they total more than $100,000. for the first time ever, the biggest price hike is not the goal. the seven swans of swimming at $6,300. that's up more than 12% since

last year. shipping is not included. stanford has good news. i'm kim kim. while the raiders hope to stay in first place. the minute is next.

their regular season over, they'll wait to find out whh bcs bo playing in c stanford moves up to 4th place. but the regular season will be over. they need to find out which bowl they will be likely to play on new year's. mark, start the clock. raiders hosting the bears minus jake cutler. he broke his theme last week so the backup is making his first nfl start and the raiders picked them off three times. the big one, there it is. the bears are hitting points late until the first -- in the

first going 72 yards before being taken down. nay are up one. on the 6th field goal attempts. the raiders finally find the end zones in the fourth. michael bush with the touchdown, as they improve to 7- 4 burying the bears. college basketball, firing the associate head coach after 36 years, where authorities came forward today. and they have denied any wrong doing. he had been on administrative leave since the first accusations were made earlier this month. and santa clara came from nine down with three minutes to play to stun villa nova by one. they hit two -- they hit three low moves. >> start the clock. >> yes. >> thank you so much, we'll see you on cbs5 at 11:00.

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