and now. >> for here, right? >> the internet. vinny latour owns the aroma cafe. he'll talk about how the health of one business directly affects there's nothing else like this, he says. >> people connecting, let's put it that way. >> reporter: and surviving in ways the internet can't replicate or replace. that is job security for bennie

lazarus. red devil records is an institution. it is becoming a business of artifacts. >> i'm putting an album on, i'm going to listen to this side for 20 minutes. it keeps you in the moment. you're present, you're actually listening. >> i think the vinyl is people who want, they want an escape from their digital, smartphone world. >> reporter: what do you offer that they don't offer? >> authentic, realistic listening experience. back to an old-time feel of when things were simpler. >> reporter: kind of like fourth street, where commerce used to happen downtown as the only game in town, and in san rafael where it still does. and the parade is going on. one thing we don't see, they normally bring in a mountain of snow. and people slide down it. didn't happen this year. the reasons, they say, first the cost, it was $10,000. but more than that, they were

concerned about the rain, that the rain would come and that the pile of snow would be gone. live from fourth street in san rafael, wayne freedman, abc 7. in the south bay as well, the official tree lighting is happening now at christmas in the park in san jose. this is the attraction's 40th year but the first year the tree is an artificial one. chrimas in t will stay open until january 5th. today san jose's harvest festival opened, offering shoppers an alternative to the mall and big box stores. it's the largest indoor arts and crafts festival on the coast. we are joined live from inside the convention center. david? >> reporter: well, you know, it's a little quieter here right now. everything has wound down. all the vendors say they had a great day of sales today. met a lot of interesting people who are selling here, people including a schoolteacher, a number of emerging artists and of course an engineer who used to work in high tech.

all of them believing they have something unique and shoppers seem to agree. it's an entirely different atmosphere at the san jose harvest festival. in most cases you're buying from the artist who created them. for rita malone, this is an important selling opportunity. >> it's becoming increasingly hard to make a living here. this show will be kind of like the first milestone in my career as an artist many. >> reporter: shoppers here seem less hesitant to buy. they like what they get and snap up gifts for themselves or others. >> i like the actual arts and crafts stuff. >> reporter: greg price and his wife laura make kinetic art, such as this eye-catching hat. >> people enjoy the fact that this is made locally. >> reporter: where's your shop? >> right by the airport in santa clara. >> reporter: those just starting out can rent smaller spaces but are joined by others helping to

catch the eye of shoppers. some use more elaborate displays to capture attention of shoppers. the you can also support local artists and merchants on small business saturday. this special event provides a big boost in sales and brings new faces into the shop, even on a storm day as forecast. >> sometimes it brings people out. it's interesting. they don't seem to mind the rain, and we're here for them. >> reporter: we saw some very serious shopping here. one woman brought one of those large, push-along laundry baskets, and it was full of things. we're told american express which backs small business saturday, that this generates a lot of income for the local business community, estimated at $67 billion. david louie. in livermore, these shops will stay open for 31 hours from

yesterday at 3:00 p.m. there were long lines into some stores like adidas and nike. >> the crowd was stable when i came in. the parking was also stable. >> congested. there was a lot of people. everyone's cutting everyone off. i think it's just part of having fun and spending more time with your family. >> some shoppers said the deals were with it. others said think probably could have found the same deals online u online. is there a difference int >>ter: win the best deal? in person or online? i bought this giant doughnut pillow originally $24.99. it's marked down.

online it's the same price. sales, sales and more sales. signs like black friday shopping and strategies are in full swing. how come this man is carrying all of your bags? >> that's an excellent question. >> reporter: while it's true, more people are going online to shop, up 15%, businesses are offering in more deals. >> people are coming in with a good attitude. >> reporter: we asked the mother of an older set of kids why they are anxious to take pics with st. nick. he is 20 years old. >> he yantwants to keep doing i long as he can. >> reporter: consumers have already spent $2 billion online this black friday. some want to come to the mall to take a breather. why did you want to buy in store versus online? same deal online? >> i didn't think it would be that crowded, actually.

i was right, and i'm glad. i like instantaneous. >> i think we wanted to get out of the house, also, give ourselves a break, and it's good for them to get some air and see people around, especially the little kids. it's a win-win situation. >> reporter: others say they shop in person because you never know what you'll get. >> we won a raffle. >> reporter: ooh, this was not on the shopping list. >> not at all. >> reporter: now to the man who possibly knows the best many mr. claus himself. tell me about shoppers' moods and why they still want to come out this year. >> shoppers like that one-on-one experience. and they like the live fact that santa's here to see them and they can see santa and shop at the same time. >> reporter: another reason we're sighing shoppers pack the stores there are six fewer shopping days than last year in 2018. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news.

online spending on thanksgiving day this year set a new record. over $4 billion. it's almost 15% higher than last year, according to adobe analytics. black friday spending is up even more, about 19%. and it's the busiest day between thanksgiving thursday and cyber monday. more than 165 million u.s. consumers will shop over this weekend, according to the national retail federation. and they're expected to each spend more than $1,000. that's a lot per person! you can find a black friday deal, 2019 shopping guide right there on our website on the home page, abc 7 news.com. a recent survey ranked the bay area the worst in the nation for porch

people in one san francisco neighborhood are assessing the damage after three separate water main breaks flooded some homes. it started around 9:30 last night at 22nd street between kansas and carolina. you see the water rushing down the sidewalks into some garages and basements. the breaks were identify in 12, 8 and 6-inch water mains. water has been shut off while crews repair the lines. >> water was coming down that hill, so it was like a flood. this is the third time during the week that they've had our water shut off. so it's a bit of a challenge bi. >> water from those breaks

poured on to 101 last night temporarily shutting it down. people have been arrested during a robbery at a target store last night. >> shots fired in the store. >> no one's here. shot in the air, silver jetty just took off. >> direction? >> went westbound. >> police say they were tracked down by the security guards in front of the target after allegedly stealing video games. one suspect drove up in the get away car and someone else fired shots in the air. police say no one was injured. >> a recent survey ranked the bay area the worst in the country for package thefts. it seems like there are obvious ways to prevent this type of crime from happening, but it still does. chris reyes has the story. >> someone had their wedding photos done, timeless, one of a kinds. then all of a sudden it got stolen.

>> reporter: i hhe has owned th postal chase. more and more of his customers fell victim to porch pirates. >> some of my best customers live within a block and a half from here and some work at home. delivery drivers are overloaded because of the popularity. drivers are coming in, laying stuff on the porch and not ringing the door bill. >> reporter: according to safe wise, these are the top three metros targeted. number three, portland. number two, salt lake city, and number one, san francisco. >> i think anything that probably has an ama t says "steal me." >> oh, from xyz jewelry company or b&h photos is going to say you want this. you look at a package that says "target" on it, it's a target. pun intended. >> reporter: he's more than 126 million americans hit by porch

theft theft. >> i could hear rustling around undermei underneath me. a package that was there had been gone. >> reporter: the sheriff tweeting out this today, theft prevention tips, including installing a security camera, signing for your packages or getting them delivered to your workplace. the biggest tip, shop local. >> you take it home, you nor where it is. >> reporter: chris reyes for abc 7 news. it's not a good time to be hiding to oar from from from frm this hour. there's a person. >> a pedestrian just walking in the middle of the highway, which you can only do when the freeway is shut down, which it is right now. let's talk to sandhya patel about the snow, the rain, all of

it. >> the snow is going to make for a treacherous drive, if not even impossible this weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7 right now. we had spotty showers this afternoon, popping up on our radar and even a little bit of snowshower activity over ms. hamilton, but it is quieting down. temperatures anywhere from the 30s to the 40s. this morning, places like novato, santa rosa in the low to mid-20s. it was very chilly. but this afternoon it was a little milder than it was yesterday afternoon. from the east bay host camera, seeing a lovely view toward san francisco. moderate storm arrives tomorrow and a wet pattern continues into next week. it's a moderate strength storm, a level two, rain will be heavy at times. strong, gusty winds and a chance of thunder on sunday. let's time-out the hour by hour gh , windsst. out of the southeast, about 34 miles per hour right around the coastline. you will notice they ramp up to

50 miles per hour late tomorrow night at 11:00 p.m., and even more while you're sleeping, 3:00 a.m. sunday. there is potential for damage due to the winds. power lines going down or trees toppling. if you have plans, tomorrow morning is your best bet. you'll see some sun and showers. rain becomes widespread at 3:00 in the afternoon. pockets of moderate rain intensifying by 7:00 p.m. into heavier rain indicated by the oranges there and the yellows. and that goes on into early sunday morning before it switches over to scattered activity on sunday afternoon. still going to see downpours on sunday afternoon, but the heaviest of the rain saturday night to early sunday. moefs of you in the one to two-inch category. big sur will be looking at five hins plus. but look at the rain shadow, fremont, livermore, only six tenths of an inch of rain.

this is when you do not want to travel, snow level, 3,000 to 4,000 feet but rising to 6,000 feet saturday night. expecting two feet or more in the mountains, adding to the three feet we've already seen. temperatures not great timing in terms of travel. low 30s to 40s. not as cold as it was this morning. windy, rainy for your saturday afternoon. 40s, 50s, a look at the accuweather forecast, level two for saturday and sunday. wet and windy weekend ahead. scattered showers for monday with the same storm, a level one by then. tuesday more rain coming. level one with a series of storms pretty much for the workweek next week. off and on rain, showers. certainly one thing you will notice is the overnight temperatures come up and the afternoon highs are higher, because we are expecting a milder storm coming in over the weekend. and then even next week. those are not going to be cold

storms. so at least we won't be freezing. >> at least they're all ones. >> exactly. >> thanks, sandhya. coming up, the cardboard economy. what do you do with empty

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it's been called a cardboard economy, one that only heats up with the holidays. >> the number of packages

shipped each year in the u.s. is approaching 200 billion. >> we look at one county that's looking at thousand reuse those boxes, specifically the ones that arrive from amazon. >> reporter: tis the season for cardboard, and lots of it, the kind generated from the online shopping and home delivery that comes with t so much so that some in marin county are calling in for amazon to rein in its own waste. what do you do with the boxes? >> we put it in recycling and hopefully it gets you recycled. >> reporter: we introduced you to carolyn lund, asking to require drivers to not only drop off packages but pick up empties. >> have the delivery trucks pick them up on subsequent deliveries and return them to amazon warehouses for reuse.

>> reporter: lund's petition has mo,000 signatures and picked up the support of seven communities. court of madaras council is is considering it. we talked to shoppers who do feel guilty about all the packaging that comes with their online deliveries. so what are you going to do with the box? >> i am actually going to cut it up and use it for another package that i'm mailing to support the package. so a little bit of recycling there. >> reporter: abc 7 news was unable to reach amazon for comment on the marin initiative. but the company claims to have dramatically cut its use of packaging over the past decade by some 250 million tons. in marin county, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> you might remember, abc 7 news dead katsd a week of coverage to recycling, and not

just cardboard. you'll find all of our stories on our website, abc 7.com/better bay area. car after car, even a school bus with broken windows, and the cause is still a mystery to

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now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. broken windows on buses and cars, and it's happened to at least 40 vehicles along the same stretch of road, and the chp doesn't seem to know why. officers say it's not gunfire doing the damage but some sort of projectile. >> it's around prune dale. >> chris nguyen spoke with people who drive through here every day to find out how they're feeling. >> reporter: vehicles under attack in monterey county. many keeping a close eye on two popular routes connecting the bay area to the central coast. >> everybody's concerned about it, because at some point, somebody's going to lose control of their car out there, they're

going to have a wreck and kill somebody or themselves. >> reporter: since february, more than 40 vehicles have been hit with projectiles on 101 and 156 south of gilroy. >> i live right off of the red barn where a lot of the activity is going on. s so i worry about it constantly. >> reporter: the monterey sheriff's office announced it was teaming up with chp. >> i was driving through there, looking, tensing, what would i do if something hit me? >> reporter: in a number of cases windows have shattered and some people have been cut with flying glass. >> when you're driving, how observant can you be? you're supposed to be paying attention to your drive, not looking for, sorry, some nutjob. >> reporter: officials are adding more resources to track down who's responsible. neighbors nearby with a message for the culprit. >> you may think your life doesn't have value, but think

about someone else and whatever statement you're trying to make. there's a far better way to do it than to harm others. >> reporter: a reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest. >> my wife and i were hypothesizing, could it be somebody with a slingshot or a car going by is doing it, because no one's seeing anything afterwards, you know? >> reporter: if you have any information that could help investigators, you're asked to call the monterey county sheriff's office or the california highway patrol. dutch police are searching for an attacker who stabbed three minors in all three victims have been released from the hospital. police have not revealed their ages but confirmed think are minors. police are search issiing for a in his 40s to 50s. san francisco police have

stepped oup patro stepped up patrols after a terror attack on london bridge. two people were killed and several others seriously injured when a man attacked them with a knife. abc news is reporting the suspect is 28-year-old usman khan, he was just released from jail last year. >> reporter: good samaritans spring into action on london bridge. at around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, cars and buses abandoned and hundreds evacuated in what police are treating as a terror incident. >> we were told to run and there is gunfire on the bridge. >> reporter: eyewitness video shows the suspect being pinned to the ground by members of the public as police rush to the scene, guns drawn. >> it was extremely frightening, yeah. you don't know what to do. you heard the gunshots. you don't know what to do. why is gunshots going off in

london -- again. >> reporter: they shoot and kill the suspect when they realize what he was wearing a bomb vest. but it turned out to be a hoax explosive. it comes two and a half years after a knife and van attack killed eight people in the same is area. the uk terror alert level was lowered at the beginning of the month, downgraded from severe to substantial. >> is i reque can assure you ane that anybody involved in this crime and these attacks will be hunted down and will be brought to justice. >> reporter: president trump heading here to london next week for the nato summit pledged his full support for the uk. londoners here are astonished that it took place in almost the same location as in 2017. the suspect was known to police and may have had terror groups. james longman in london. protests were held worldwide

ahead of next week's climate talks. hundreds of people marched through the streets of lisbon. similar protests were held in belgium, australia and france. demonstrators blocked the entrance to one shopping area. in the bay area, a climate strike walkout will be held in santa rosa to focus on the impact of climate change on wildfires. president trump is getting ready for a visit to london. it comes on the heels of his trip to afghanistan. >> this was a secret operation, kept under wraps for weeks. president trump arrived back here in florida after taking the overnight flight to afghanistan for the thanksgiving day surprise. but it was a surprise that required president trump to sneak out of his mar-a-lago resort and go off the grid unnoticed for hours. on air force one it was lights

out, everybody shifted their cell phones. on the ground, president trump greeted american troops but also announced renewed talks with the taliban. restarting the talks that he said only stopped about three months ago. 19 american strotroops had died afghanistan this year e the president says he's looking to reduce the number of troops on the ground to about 8600. this is his first trip to afghanistan. thanksgiving surprises are one way to shake up tradition. >> sometimes they it turn into tradition, like with this unlikely pair, brought together by a mistaken text message three years ago. a ground breaking animation almost didn't happen but it

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between the unlikely pair. it is preser is offved in a scr. it started when she accidently texted jamal instead of her real grandson to come over for thanksgiving. >> she has gone from grandmother to great grand mother, and jamal has moved in with his girlfriend. this year, her family hosted thanksgiving dinner for everyone. >> i just feel my life has been enriched since he came into it. >> and if you want to share this terrific story with your friends, look for the link on abc 7 news.com. >> it's heartwarming. >> i'm not your grandson but can i come anyway? >> and she said yes. that's great. sandhya has your weekend forecast next.

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were created in emeryville. >> we introduce you to the people behind the scenes who help make it happen. >> reporter: this is an animated short from pixar about a boy who can fly and his father who wishes he couldn't. it's a metaphor. we'll get to that. right off the bat, there's smething different and groundbreaking about this story. >> let's hear it for the filipinos. >> yay! >> you guys, we have broken through the barrier. >> reporter: float features the first filipino character from pixar, and it almost didn't happen. this is the story behind the story of "float." pixar can do anything. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> don't worry, whales don't eat clown fish. >> reporter: they can make clown

fish and toys come to life, but all that takes a lot of time, a lot of money and a lot of people. so they had this bright idea. why not take all that stuff and make it shorter. spark shorts was born. we take you on the campus, past the characters and away from incredibles budgets. to a tiny room covered in concepts, including that of long-time pixar artist but first-time pixar director, bobby rubio. >> story boards for the movie. i want to thank you for the bull cut. because i had a bowl cut when i was a little -- >> didn't we all have a bowl cut? >> but you don't see it. you don't see it. >> no, you're right. you don't see it on-screen. so it is cool. people are like, oh, my gosh, it's a bowl cut. >> and this is your son. >> that is my son. that's my son alex. these are my actual, my drawings, and they're super rough. because i knew it was going to

be animated later, so i wasn't trying to make pretty drawings. i was more just trying to get the idea across. >> reporter: he and the producer are part of pixar's new spark shorts program. they have a small budget, a small, six-month timeline, but lots of freedom to tell a story their way. >> pixar has made filipinos famous now. that is a big deal, right? >> it's a huge deal, it's a huge deal, and it almost didn't happen. >> this is like the original concept, right? >> yeah. >> this doesn't look like bobby. >> the characters are white. because of my unconscious bias, i'm like, who is going to want to see a filipino-american. >> how does that make you feel now? >> i'm glad that i'm wrong. because "float" has been getting such amazing feedback, and i hope that it inspires other people of color to create

characters in lead positions. >> reporter: "float" is a personal story, and not just because of the cultural background. the story is based on rubio's personal journey. >> you had this idea. >> yeah. >> and you said it's taken you this long to make it because of why? >> because emotionally, i wasn't ready to tell this story. when i drew that, my mind was, my heart and my full emotions couldn't, could not go forward with this story. had i done it then, it would have been a lot darker, and now that i'm on the other side of acceptance, i feel it's a lot brighter, this story. >> i think float is a story about parents, a parent learning to love their child for what the child is and not for what they want the child to be. >> it's like i was trying to

keep the message of the movie kind of vague, because i wanted the viewer to come up with their own personal feelings about it. >> a lot of it is people coming at it from a representation matters standpoint. but generally, there's been so much support and positive feedback about it, it's been really overwhelming. >> there is one person who hasn't been as impressed. how's your son doing? >> he's doing great, yeah, yeah. he's in school. and he saw the short. and he thought it was all right. >> you're kidding me. >> yeah, well, he's 12, so he's not like, it's all right, dad. >> that age is a tough crowd. i. thpa s you can get aot of stories that ordinarily tseetncel their stories. >> "float" is disney plus. pixar is owned by disney, which

is also parent company of abc 7. cal trans has just ex-sended the closure on i-80. >> shut dow jonn from colfax to novato. >> you've been warning folks that it's going to be like that all weekend. >> especially with the next storm coming in. several feet of snow is expected in the sierra. and snow levels from 3,0004,000 feet and highe night to 6,000 fight. so right now doppler 7 is pretty quiet. isolated showers still popping up around 680. snowshowers around ms snowshowers around mt. hamilton. gusty, strong winds, chance of thunder on sunday. tomorrow morning's your opportunity to get out. there will be rain but not real heavy until later in the afternoon, going into the nighttime hours. the intensity will pick up at

7:00 p.m. highs for your saturday, 40s, 50s, wet, windy day, level two both days. saturday and sunday. then a level one for monday. more storms for next week. all level ones, but you will need the rain gear. milder weather expected next week. so much football today. >> yes, and i brought cookies and pumpkin buy in the sports department. >> wow! >> last time you got mad because i didn't bring cookies. ive agot you cover asked today. the sharks spent the day working off the turkey. and lamar jackson is the favorite to win mvp. why is the defensive coordinator so e

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while we were all going back for fourth or even leftovers, the sharks were at the tank. now i'm here because today larry beil tried to do this with his coffee table. let's just say it did not work out. i'm kidding.in sharks tic-tac-toe. mr. shark patrick marleau puts it in. that's his 557th career goal. from the oldest shark to the youngest, rookie noah gregor scores, beats jonathan quick.

sharks are up 3-0 in the second. off the faceoff, erik karlsson.r berkley goodrow. the sharks win 4-1. they have leaped all the way to third in the pacific division. steph curry stayed home. d'angelo russell did make the trip. he's nearing a return. they need him. jimmy butler, spin move, floater. it got worse. next play, gordon dragic. and the shot. bowman not to be deterred, lobbing, warriors closing the lead a little, down 12. jordan poole three. he was three for three beyond the arc in the first half. right now it's 90-77. the turkey and gravy are still coursing through our systems and stocks aren't even hung from the chum a

chimney yet, which means it's probably too early to talk super bowl yet. the 49ers lead the league with 44 sacks, but taking down the elusive jackson is going to be a major challenge. he leads the league with the most yards per rush attempt. being 49ers defensive coordinator may be one of the most challenging jobs around this week, >> it's a tremendous challenge, and everyone's pretty excited. so it will be fun. it's going to be exciting to get out thayer, a fun game. >> it's not like a statement, you know, we just want to play ball. each and every game is important, no matter who the team s we try to win. we trying to chase the super bowl right now. >> >> he's been unbelievable. when the two teams met in september, patrick mahomes, all from outside the red zone.

john gruden knows they have to limit those plays to have a chance. is there going to be a rule change? >> i'm surprised the nfl hasn't changed the rule and given them like a three-point shot. they score outside the red zone, they get eight points. they're capable of really making big plays. so we've got to minimize that, or we won't win the game, that's for sure. but we're anxious. >> now this, the final play of virginia-virginia tech today. virginia won their rivalry game for the first time in years. look at the fans. this is in real time. the final play, virginia students storming the field. you can't even see the field anymore. virginia will play in their first-ever acc game. they will face clemson tigers. so i don't know if there will be any people on the field for that one. >> yeah, they don't even care. they're just happy they won this one. >> sean doolittle went to virginia and said the last time

virginia won this game twitter didn't exist yet. and the number one movie? "elf". >> when cal beat stanford, i get you, sean doolittle. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00, pg&e is revealing new information about the outcomes of the recent power shutoffs. how the plan may have left open a way for their equipment to start fires. twitter ceo jack dorsey leaving san francisco? kind of sort of. what he's revealing about his plans to live in africa. and we have a great lineup for you tonight on abc 7 for our prime time. at 8:00, it's american housewife. that will be followed by "fresh off the boat" at 8:30 p.m. plenty of laughs for you there. then at 9:00, two hours of 20/20. be sure to stay tuned for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> and you'll want to stick

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a student assessment specialist from washington, d.c... a graduate student from la jolla, california... and our returning champion-- a data scientist from chicago, illinois... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, ladies and gentlemen. thanksgiving turned out to be a good day for alex. she won the game, but it was a tough day for all three players. we had some very difficult material, and if it was difficult for the contestants,

i can only imagine what it must have been like for you folks who are playing along at home. let's hope today has easier stuff. gabriel, emma, and alex, good luck. let's go to work. ♪ now we find out what the categories are... oh, you're gonna love it, ladies. followed by... then... and finally... alex, start us. let's take before & after for $600. - emma. - who is the cheshire cat scan? - that's it. - before & after for $200. - alex. - what is big ben franklin? - correct. - before & after for $800.