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>> gunfire interrupts shoppers getting a head start. the prompt for the shooter causes police to lock down a busy shopping garage near union square. i'm dan ashley jie. i'm ama daetz. the shooting happened after 6:30 on mission street between fourth and fifth. on one side of the street there is the westfield shopping center. >> on the other side the fifth and mission parking garage. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> the parking garage was shutdown for two hours while police systematically searched every floor and every car. the shooter got away. the victim is in critical condition, but expected to survive. >> i just hear a bunch of shots, three, four shots. everybody outside started running inside, everybody. >> chaotic and scary. he was actually in the parking garage when he heard the gunfire. >> the shots kept going on and everybody started screaming and ducking for cover like a bomb had gone off. >> he took cover too, but not before seeing the man who had

been shot. >> we saw the victim by that time come running out in the street and fell down. obviously he was shot. >> he was paying when the shooter approached him and fired multiple times hitting him more than once in the lower extremity. >> it does -- doesn't appear to be a random shooting. we believe they may have known each other. >> they believed the shooter was in the parking garage and so locked it down to search, but didn't find him. >> we are doing systematic checks through ut yo the other building -- throughout the other buildings. >> once it reopened customers found themselves in long lines and facing big bills. >> we are having to pay full price even though we can't -- we weren't able to get to our cars for two hours. >> a frustrating start to a holiday weekend. >> abc7 news. >> we first broke this story tonight with a push alert from the abc7 news app to get breaking news as it happens. download the app and enable

the push alerts. new video released from the san francisco police department. it shows the two men under arrest in connection with this vicious smartphone robbery near union square. the victim wassing nod to the ground by the suspects and kicked repeatedly in the face. they escaped with his phone. this morning police arrested durie and otis doss. happening now a cold snap is gripping the bay area. this is a live picture from our abc7 roof camera. expect even colder temperatures tomorrow if you have thanksgiving plans outside. >> we have team coverage and let's start with meteorologist sandhya patel with just how cold it is gonna get and the accu-weather forecast. >> dan, bone chilling cold in some parts of the bay area. look at the numbers right now. you'll notice we are just 2 degrees above freezing in santa rosa, novato and san ramon. as you look at the 24-hour temperature change we are running cooler, oakland livermore down 10, 13 in half

moon bay. your thanksgiving morning will start off with patchy frost. 27 santa rosa and 28 napa, fairfield, 33 vallejo and 32 in livermore and 36 san jose. low 40s for oakland and san francisco. 37 in half moon bay. coldest air of the season so far expected to follow. i will be back with a full look at your thanksgiving forecast and the rest of your holiday weekend coming up. ama and dan? cornell bernard continues. >> temperatures are definitely dropping fast in walnut creek and moving ever so close to the freezing mark. check it out. this bank sign says 36 degrees and it feels like it. across the east bay folks are bundling up. >> i have been here since monday. >> she pitched her at the present time in front of the best buy in emeryville where the black friday deals started

at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. cold weather could be a deal breaker. >> hopefully i will give my mom a call and bring the blankets. >> boom. put the gloves on. >> they have been braving the cold for the past nine days outside the best buy in pinole. first in line for a big screen tv. but what they need is a heater. >> take it and wrap it around your neck. >> we don't sleep in a tent that much, but a lot of people come in and we sleep in the car so we won't be as cold. >> it was so cold in walnut creek there were icicles. the ice rink was packed and tonight it feels more like january. >> lots of jackets and hot chocolate and coffee. >> i have three layers on under my sweater. >> they are making a grocery run cold weather or not.

shelly is just back from boston. >> it was 20 degrees so this is okay. >> you got this? >> i got it. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> about a dozen people suffered cuts and bruises at a sacramento county flea market when a gust of wind sent tents flying through the air. the flea market closed at 2:00, but a lot of vendors were packing up. fire officials say none of the injuries was serious. >> we are dealing with the wind and cold. and the sierra is dealing with a snowstorm. take a look at kirkwood just outside tahoe. kirkwood sent us this video showing the new snow 16 inches of fresh powder. laura anthony hit the slopes to tell us what skis can expect this holiday weekend. >> thanksgiving is always a

big holiday up here, that is unless it snows and this time it delivered. with sunrise came more snow. the white fluffy kind, the kind that can make driving challenging and the roads slick, but the skiers are very happy. >> it is nice and soft and fluffy. >> we found north star open top to bottom with some sweet powder in between. >> we have a winter wonderland. we have fresh snow and the snow makers have been going around the clock with the low temperatures. it is exciting. >> in short it is not just any snow. it is good snow. it is just the way skiers and boarders like it. >> this is white fluffy snow. >> it is just the beginning of

the season. >> what are you hoping for the season. >> more snowstorms. >> abc7 news. >> luggage tossed around with complete disregard. a passenger boarding a flight shot this video during the height of a thanksgiving travel rush. it looks bad, but tonight the airline that these employees work for say it is not exactly what it seems. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at mineta san jose with new details on the story. >> dan, this is all about perception. alaska airlines says the video shows employees playing a game with a piece of luggage that does not belong to any passengers. the person who shot the video said he has no idea -- he said that he was alarmed and no idea it was a game. the video shows alaska airline employees tossing a suitcase on a service road at mineta san jose. they shot the video while

waiting in terminal b. we spoke to him via face time from caramel, indiana. >> each employee had a turn to see how far they could throw this -- what looked like a passenger's bag. >> they responded saying regrettably our employees were tossing a company roll aboard bag filled with magazines as part of a game. no passenger bag was used for this activity. this game should not have been played a airport. >> i am all for having fun and a good time. everybody has a good sense of humor, but in today's day and age when you are at the airport it is not a place to be joking around. >> we showed it to somebody else. >> i doubt it is full of a magazines and paper. it doesn't make sense. i would lose faith in the airline. >> it was not a passenger bag and if it is the employee bag i guess it is fine.

>> there is no further information regarding the status of the employees. in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. a bizarre bay area event about to celebrate its 10th anniversary. results are reading diaries they wrote as teenagers. >> some are willing to share and some just really want to listen. >> she flirts with your warped emotions. she knows not when to stop. >> find out why standing room only crowds want to relive other people's most embarrassing moments. >> and giving back where you live just in time for thanksgiving. the last minute rush to make sure everyone has a turkey dinner tomorrow. >> and madison bumgarner and the giant

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dancing i realize i have a chest with potential. >> these people are reading from journals they wrote as teenagers. >> i sit up in bed and lamp and flashlight in hand. >> i shoplifted. >> the event is called mortified. >> amanda is a santa rosa mother of two and sharing poetry she wrote as a 12-year-old. >> she flirts with your warped emotions and she knows not when to stop. >> there is something therapeutic about being up there and sharing these embarrassing things you thought about as a kid and they were so important and serious to you at the time and now they are ridiculous. >> month are tau fight was a one-time experiment and it was a hit that went to san francisco and then oakland. >> a generation that doesn't

want to go to expensive theaters, but be entertained. >> they are in a dozen cities in the u.s. and europe and a movie. >> no matter who we were as kids, whether the bullies or the captain of the football team or the nerd, we went through the same pains and struggles. >> month after month they turn out to hear about the struggles. >> i love how captivated the audience is. >> a child is so honest. >> be ready for bad language and teenagers' desires. >> during a rather scandalous game of spin the bottle. >> but there is opportunity for empathy. >> i heard them telling karen i am gay. i heard karen mumbling something about how i am going to get aids. >> it is like comedy show meets group therapy. >> the newest venture is a pod cast so you can share the shame at anytime.

>> i am glad i kissed you, but i'm sorry i puked on you. >> the people who read their diaries, but they are screened in advance. some come back again and again. amanda is hooked and now starting a new day in sonoma county. >> everyone has a story to tell. >> mortified is planning a special show in san francisco. the tickets range from $17 to $25. as we mentioned there is a lot of bad language and talk about sex so be ready for that if you go. >> abc7 news was at saint anthony's where they are in full swing for the thanksgiving feast. hundreds of volunteers and officials are there to help the homeless. nearly 4,000 pounds of turkeys and 3,000 pies and 1200 pounds of veg believe tays needed

carving, dicing and cooking today. >> people concerned they don't have any place to go it becomes their family. >> you are helping to feed like 3,000 people tomorrow. >> it is pretty awesome. >> a lot of food. >> it is great. >> they say they have enough food to feed 3,000 people. that's a wonderful thing. and it is time to turn things over to sandhya. >> interesting weather. >> it will be the winter-like chill. dan and ama as we look at live doppler 7hd the bay area is in the clear and that's why we are going to be in for a cold night. hard freeze warning going so if you are heading in that direction keep that in mind. it is 36 in napa.

already 30 in novato and 36 livermore. down toward the south bay, upper 30s to the low 40s. 42 degrees in san jose. you know it will be cold tomorrow morning so you need your boots and a heavy coat to keep you warm. freezing temperatures the next few mornings. we are looking at cool and sunny days into the weekend with a chance of rain on monday. here is a look at the satellite-radar. the cold storm that came through left its mark. we have the colder air moving in from the north. it is coming over land so we are expecting freezing nights ahead. how cold some it is just below freezing. 27 in santa rosa and 28 in napa. just above freezing in vallejo. 36 fremont and 34 concord. it will get cold in fairfield low 40s oakland and 38 in

san mateo. you may see a little frost out there. if you park your car outside be prepared to scrape the ice off your wind shield. black friday doesn't get any better. it will be cold. low to mid30s. on saturday morning the chill is with us. the upper 20s showing up again. we could see some of the coldest air of the season. we hang on to the cold weather in our inland valleys. now tomorrow just in case you want to get a quick walk in before your thanksgiving plans, watch out for the higher than normal tides. we are looking at just after 11:00 a.m. seven feet. now speaking of friday morning a lot of you out there are heading out to do black friday shopping and some are brave enough to get out there on thursday night. at 8:00 tomorrow night we are looking at clear conditions. it will be cool. the temperature will be dropping into the upper 30s at 4:00 a.m.

frosty cold conditions expected and your planner will show you chilled sunshine at 8:00 a.m. i say go and buy something while you are there to keep yourself warm since you will be shopping. afternoon highs for your thanksgiving in san jose. san mateo and redwood city. we'll need to hang off -- hang on to the extra layer. napa and san rafael and 56 in the east bay and inland east bay you will see 54 in concord and 53 livermore. the seven-day forecast, thanksgiving morning is starting out cold. we repeat that chill. highs under sunny skies and a chance of rain on the accu-weather seven-day forecast and monday as we head back to work and school, ama and dan. >> stay with

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he is wearing homage to his country roots. >> it would be nice if they had the life size. >> that would be cool. >> he would be like 6-5. >> intimidating and no trouble there. >> in sports, three streaking teams, the warriors and the sixers and the sharks. one streak would end tonight. would philly end the misery and actually finally win a game? sports next.

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brought to you by xfinity. >> sharks back home after sweeping a six-game road trip. they came in on fire with just three and five at the tank. hosting the stanley cup chicago blackhawks. he says the sharks came out floppy and soft. he came in with a 16-game point streak and make it 17 off the assist. brent burns leading with the one-timer. a power play goal tied at one. it leads to the two on one and he goes top shelf with the wrister. it is 2-1 blackhawks and here

comes the wrusher. crusher. and it gets past jones and screened by his own defenseman. the sharks lose it 5-2. the warriors have won 16 in a row to start the season. how long can they keep this thing going? the all time record is 33 in a row set by the 1971 lakers. it is not to be confused by the i can lakers we saw last night who were an embarrass meant. next up the warriors visit phoenix and then back home on saturday. they are two winnable games and then a seven-game road trip. utah and indiana could be problems on that trip. for the moment the warriors are going to enjoy some turkey and not get caught up. >> it is cool to make the history books, but at the end of the day it is a regular season win.

>> on the opposite end the 76ers are looking for their first win of the year. they lead by as men as 11 in the fourth. under three to play and can they close it out? no. boston up 82-80. five seconds left. for the tie! no. 76ers fall to 0-16. they tie the longest streak in any pro sport to 26. has marshawn lynch played his final game for the seahawks. he had surgery for a sports hernia and could be out four to six weeks. the cal bear has been the heart and soul of the offense, but the seahawks now have mini beast mode and he ran for 209 yards against the niners on sunday. we shall see. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your