>> and the rain is back into our forecast. eric and kristen? thank you. the weather is delays flights at san francisco international airport, officials say 119 flights have been delayed by an average of about 40 minutes. t.s.a. lights in to natural flee were crowded but one traveler tells us despite that she thinks there is an advantage to traveling down to the wire. >> we have traveled today and we

hope that it may not be as bad as some of the people leaving earlier through the holidays so, so far it has been good. we had great traffic here and it is nice so far in the airport so we hope it will stay that way. >> most flight delays at sfo are for regional jets going on short trips and we checked with oakland and san jose but there are no delays to report. >> the same day a black teen was shot and killed by a white police officer not far from ferguson, missouri protesters in san francisco took to the streets with a message that black lives matter. this is from a group that we have not heard from before on the police violence debate. our reporter is in san francisco to explain. amy hollyfield? >> yes, we we are at 17th and castro where the protests came to an end i asked if they planned this before the most recent shooting and they had. it wasn't in response to that. it was more of the nation-wide message that has been going on for a few weeks now.

they say they did cause inconvenience on market street but they say that is an important part of the strategy to draw attention to the issue. >> it is the same message protesters have emphasized if evening woos now but a different group this time. the lgbt community in san francisco gathered on market street to take a stance together. >> it is a call for other oppressed communities coming together and uniting on such an issue. >> to build a trans gender clear lgbt people, i have experienced a lot of fear and anxiety because if black men lives don't matter, we question, do our lives senator. >> they blocked streets in san francisco before 9:00 this morning. they kept people from getting on or off highway 101. they read allow off the names of minorities shot and killed by police officers and held a few moments of silence which were interrupted by the sounds of

mondays being honked by frustrated drivers. >> everyone needs to go because we have work. they cannot go from the other side. >> some drivers stuck in the stand still say they think the issue is more complicated than just blocking intersections and criticizing police. >> as many of the people who are out there if they would call on the police they needed them. >> few protesters asked for patience and after 15 minutes, the group moved on, marching on market street to castro emphasizing the importance of keeping the momentum of the movement going. >> regardless of a day or week or hour people are coming out because this is an issue that we are not stopping until we see a shift in just to us -- in justice and peace. >> rest was peaceful and wrapped up in an sure and a half and finished at 10:00 with no arrests made and no reports of vandalism. thanks, amy hollyfield. the profit was planned before

another deadly shooting involving a black man and a white police officers. >> it happened last night in the city of berkeley, missouri, a few miles from ferguson. local officials there are now doing damage control. >> chaos erupts in suburban st. louis. hundreds of protesters gathered in berkeley, missouri, at the same spot where a white police officer fatally shot a black teen. local police say the officer was responding to a theft report at a gas station when a teen pointed a gun at him. st. louis county officials released this video captured during the ordeal. if you look close enough it appears it show a man raising a weapon toward the officer. police say the officer fired in response. the town's mayor backed up the account. >> the video shows the deceased pointing a gun that had been recovered. >> officer, a six-year veteran, is enjoy on leave. late this morning, the missouri

governor released this statement "the we develops in berkeley are a reminder that law enforcement officers have a difficult and often dangerous job in protecting themselves and law-abiding citizens." tense moments in a community already on edge over the michael brown case. a woman in the crowd identified herself as the victim's mom saying high had been expelled from school but was trying to turn his life around. he is still my baby. >> if you would like to see the full clip of the surveillance video we have posted it on our website at abc7news.com. >> an early release this morning for the controversial new movie "the interview," now playing on demand. google set up to help the film out releasing it an hour ago through youtube and google play. it can be returned for $6 or purchased for $15. the release is hours ahead of scheduled screenings at more than 200 independent theaters nationwide. >> this is one of the first times a studio movie is shown

simultaneously in theaters and on demand. if you would like to see "the interview," tomorrow, here is a list of bay area theaters showing it including elmwood and berkeley, camera 3 in san jose, new parkway in oakland, and cinema west players in martinez and livermore and fairfax and sonoma with a full list of local theaters on our website at abc7news.com. >> former president george h.w. bush is spending christmas eve in a houston hospital up observation. the 90-year-old bush was take were to the hospital yesterday after spent, shoreness of budget. he has had held problems since the early 1990s and confined to a wheelchair most of the time. a family friend spoke to abc and said the president is doing fine and is expected to be home in a few days. >> more than a dozen people are without a home this christmas eve after an apartment complex goes up in flames. the fire brock out just after mid-flight on civic center drive in rohnert park. first responders rescued a man suffering from burns and smoke

inhalation, two first responders also had to be treated for smoke inhalation. the red cross is finding temporary shelter for the 14 people who are displaced. >> last minuteshippers are packing local malls cross the bay area. matt keller is in santa clara. matt, it is procrastinator central out there. >> we are not here to judge we will just let procrastinators know they are not alone. the clock is ticking. many stores are closing at 6:00 tonight. >> are you a procrastinator? be honesty? our camera caught kauai a -- caught quite a few of you. many stores stepped your hours trying to get your cash. >> the tree does not look right without a few last minute victoria's secret. >> secret is out. >> completely. we are here early to get in here and get out to where the crowd

is. >> retailers hope for a strong ending to the christmas shopping season after a disappointing black friday. the national retail federation estimates that sales this november and december will be up 4.1 percent compared to last year. this morning, santa was taking last minute requests and a good night sleep for his parents and toys for the baby. sisters have excuses for shopping so close to christmas. >> kind of like the icing on the cake. i wanted to get her more stuff. i just got back from school and working on finals and stuff and i came back and i still had shopping to do. >> talk about dedication do shopping. macy's opened friday and will not close until 6:00 tonight. same for kohl's in campbell. the motivation to shop on christmas evening, runs the gamut. >> trying to get a limit bit of everything so when she comes back, maybe i will get a couple of things.

they are open 24 hours, why not save some time. >> looking for christmas deals? >> absolutely. no one else but me. wondering the most popular items. for girls it is "frozen," and for boys it is legos. is singing and collecting toys. ♪ naughty or nice ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >> and the police chief is not normally a member of the choir but he is there. they are great youth groups around the city and our chief and other zig aniaries joined the chief and former mayor willie brown taking part in the

festivities. lefty o'doul's wants to collect 10,000 toys for children who otherwise may not have anything under the christmas tree. >> we will be serving all of these all day long, they come in and they are going out. >> do show you there is still cases of toys. >> police and firefighters will deliver toys to children throughout the day and lefty o'doul's will accept gifts all the way until 11 o'clock tonight. >> other san francisco firefighters are also doing their part to spread holiday clear. >> starting at anyone they will team up with santa claus to collect toys from donors. if you would like to contribute stop by the hotel on geary street west of union square and the firefighters toy program started in 1949 and each year it provides toys to 40,000 needy children. >> the holiday season we invite you to join us and give where you live, our parent company disney donated $10,000 to toys for tots to help deserving bay area children have a brighter holiday. you can find out how to help

toys for tots on our website at abc7 news.com/toys. >> catching vandals in the app to nab a couple of scrooges trying to ruin christmas. >> reducing stress during the final christmas crunch, the creative way an airport is appealing to travelers

>> the sons disputing the claim that isis shot down a claim over

syria and captured a pilot from jordan. united states central command and others have stepped to the plate saying isis does not have the capability to shoot down a plane. however, the stepper group took to social media share these pictures of the person they claim is the jordan pilot. jordan is one of the nations taking strikes against isis. >> a family is trying to find the vandals that destroyed their christmas decorations stopping in front of their home. a person jumped out and runs up to the ornaments and stabs them and takes off. a clip was mailed to the county sheriff and they put it in on facebook page. >> hours laugh night trying to sew them back up to get one more day out of them for santa to see him so he can find our house. >> now she hopes that the christmas tree and santa still jolly despite needing major repairs will make it until tomorrow.

>> it was a very good day to get pulled over by police in wayne county, ohio. she is happy because she didn't get a traffic ticket but $100 instead much the chief of police says the idea for the cash give away came from a local family after seeing a similar secret santa operation in missouri. like that person, this family wanted to remain anonymous. >> the airport in birmingham, alabama, is spreading christmas clear by offering passengers complementary gift wrapping for the holidays after they have been through security. the t.s.a. encourages all passengers to travel with unwrapped gifts for screening and the airport hops the free service will help passengers check one more item off their to-do list. >> leyla gulen is ahead with the forecast plus tricks of the trade to nba a -- to grab a last minute deal.

>> we will show you what foods to look for to grab item on clearance. >> a simple way did keep on when santa will arrive in your

>> children around the world are waiting anxiously for scarf that to arrive. if you have little ones you know how difficult the wait can be and that is why a team is on the mission. for the 56 the year in a row, norad will follow every move santa is making so your family can follow along. the defense command does the tracking, military members will handle the phone line providing

updates. to track santa find the link on abc7news.com. you may want to use our tracking device unless you have your own satellite tracking. >> i heard santa has least yemen and is traveling through saudi arabia. he is making his way west. now, time-lapse video, beautiful, beautiful start to the christmas eve and live doppler hd radar satellite is showing that right now but a beautiful shot to the morning, sunrise over the bay area and you can see the yellow, sunrise was about 7:23 and the time-lapse video, thanks for that, a gorgeous, gorgeous start and very cloudy with increasing clouds. that is what we are dealing with. back to live doppler hd, tracking our train as it now is coming in through cloverdale and a few spotty showers through santa rosa and a time-lapse

here, and starting at 10:00 it was well into the north and now it is moving to santa rosa and by noon you will see most of the rain passing through by 1:00 o'clock people it will hit the north bay around san rafael and through san francisco by 2:00 p.m. as you continue through the afternoon hours at 3:00 or 4:00 in the peninsula, the east bay and the south bay. it will be followed by breezy conditions at 40-miles-per-hour gusts along the coast and 2,000 feet in the hills. here is a look at lake tahoe camera tracking snow already and we are under a winter advisory so snow is falling and that does mean that we will have travel restrictions, as well, with delays and chain requirements at 3-6" above 4,000' and a foot along the sierra crest and the advisory begins at unanimous through 8:00 people so poor visibility and blustery conditions. shear a look at home, mount tamalpais shows the clouds and the fog dissipated by the

temperatures are 2-5 degrees cooler than year. san francisco is at 58 and 59 in oakland and redwood city and 57 degrees and 59 at half moon bay. our highs today are about upper 50's to mid-50's for most of us and overnight lows are chilly and gusty conditions so for any of those trees that were suffering from waterlogged roofs, they might topple over so be aware of that. temperature is going to be in the mid-to-upper 40's and lower 50's for most of us. our seven-day forecast is showing a dry crispness but it will be cool so just in time for the holiday and it will feel more like winter. as you head to the end of the week, we have frost advisory for inland valleys. >> thank you. if you are making sure to remember fido this year you are not alone. the american pet products association finds that members are spending more than ever on gifts for fur resolution friends the average shop certificate expected to spend $30 on pet

gifts up 14 percent over last year. people are being more condition rouse on their pets than their families. the average budget if a family $459 up 6 percent over last year. >> if you are out today doing last minute shopping for the special person on your list we have helpful tips, a coupon website www. www.ratherbeshopping.com . there are deals on chains. at home depot look for items with a yellow price tag. that is a clearance. prices ending with .303 means three weeks until mark down the best deal. next up, target, look for price codes ending were .30 corner and to you find when with an asterisk they are lower price they will ever go at costco.

>> putting a new spin on a holiday staple, the red kettle bill ringers find out how a woman is upping the

>> how many outreach groups are in the final stretch of collect cash and a woman is getting creative in getting donations. >> that is wonderful. a wonderful idea. congratulations. >> judy trained her dog to ring the bowl that goes to the tradition red kettle and when she brings herring do along the donations double and she hopes to do this a long time because the dock is only two. >> goes along with the early pet store about spending forward this christmas. they do a lot for us, the pets out there. from all of always, thanks for joining us. >> would wants to be a millionaire is next and we are back at 4:00.

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