this is what all the last minute shoppers faced tonight. 2.5 hours just to get out of the parking lot at a bay area mall. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the count down is on and everyone around the bay area is making a mad dash for the last

gifts. john sasaki is at the mall where he's seeing some people enjoy the day but also feeling the stress. >> reporter: the mall closing in just two hourings. people flooded sun valley in search of those final necessities, christmas is less than 24 hours away. >> it's kind of crazy, you have to get here early. >> reporter: the general manager could not be any happier. >> this has turned out the biggest shopping day for us. >> reporter: and shoppers are spending money. >> i'm going to go put these in the car and come back and get some more. >> reporter: the parking lot was a challenge because it took so long to find a space, even

longer to leave. >> ever since my receipt said i went to the store at 3:38. >> it's now 6:00. >> reporter: more than two hours. people need to realize all the stressful things won't matter down the road. >> don't be hard on yourself, relax a little bit and kind of don't be perfectionistic so that it interferes with the enjoyment of the season. >> we want to make sure we don't forget the reason so we want to gather together. >> reporter: the general manager is warning people not to wait for the last minute. a hazmat incident cleared the entire second floor of a

shopping mall righted in the middle of the biggest shopping day. things were back to normal by 4:45 this afternoon. michael jordan hasn't played in the nba in eight years but even so a new pair of his shoes created chaos in stores. so why would someone get into a fistfight over shoes? tom vacar tells us it's a little more complicated than you might think. >> reporter: these $200 shoes have led to air jordan ju to the best of -- judo. last in the 80s we saw cabbage patch karate and wars over star wars figurines. consumer psychologist kit yaro says it's all because there are too many shoppers for too few

items. >> it's really a set up for competition when people know that there aren't enough products to go around. that's why they get sold for twice as much on ebay. >> reporter: indeed by midday we found many pairs available for $500. >> really what people want is not the product itself that's 50% of the deal but what they want is to win. >> reporter: ere if -- even if they have to pay for a big premium. >> many will get them for $1,000. >> i think we're seeing now an erosion of some of those rules of appropriate behavior. a greater allow allowance for people to express their own upset. >> there better be some magic in them. >> if there's a recession why are there people in line buying shoes. i don't understand that. >> reporter: in just a few days these super hot shoes will be

yesterday's news. tom vacar. the frenzy over those tennis shoes spread far and wide. early morning temperatures in the areas dropped in the 20s, scores of people streamed into the mall and waited for an athletic shoe store to open. in a seattle suburb a mob of people pushed and shoved into a mall. police there say they had to use pepper spray to get unruly shoe seekers under control. santa's elfs are not the only ones with busy fingers this time of year. shoplifting is up 6% from the same period last year according to the global theft barometer. theft is up because of the economic. others say people do it for the thrill or to relief depression. research suggests almost 3/4 of shoplifters said they stole on

the spur of the moment. some people are going to have a very bad evening before the night is through. eric rasmussen tells us the crack down on drunk drivers is under way and authorities aren't messing around. >> reporter: frank of course i'm not going to tell you exactly where we are here in union city. this is one of a few dui checkpoints going on in the area right now. right now we can show you we have one called pulled out of the line at the moment and police say this is just one of their tools for getting drunk drivers off the street. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: on a friday night just two days until christmas people in union city got an in your face reminder that police are on the streets. a strong smell of alcohol was enough to stop this driver, this man passed and was allowed to go. another man came in just under

the .08 legal limit but he would not be allowed to drive himself home. >> in this case he was in the legal limit. he did have a suspended license. he was unaware of the suspended license. >> reporter: police are doing these check, it's part of the equation for getting drunk drivers off the street. officers are also conducting special patrols. >> i think it's great. i just told my son he has to be careful tonight. >> reporter: the áf starting january 1st a new law will give judges the ability to suspend a repeat offenders license for up to 10 years instead of three after a third dui. >> if the judges have now a better enhancing -- a better tool for them to look at repeat offenders, stand by. you don't want to be caught drinking and driving. >> reporter: back out here live, officers say part of the mission tonight is also

educational. they are handing out phamplets like these explaining the dangers of drinking and driving. certain fines may be eligible for a 50% discount. the fines must have been done before january 2009 and the tickets cannot be for parking violations, reckless driving or driving under the influence. state officials say more than 6 million tickets may be eligible. the lowered fines must be paid by july. >> bay area airports were packed with travelers. 134,000 passengers are expected through the airport. that's up about 5% over last year. >> we've had more carriers come in this year, we have more seats. our travel numbers are up a

little bit. consolidate to that one airport in the area, which we've been the beneficiary, i think it's tremendous. >> with the weather cooperating around the nation there are no reports of any significant flight delays for by area passengers. if you need to hit the road for the holidays you can find live drive time by clicking on the traffic tab. a former bank manager and her husband face charges for allegedly stealing from a 96- year-old man. both republicans and

democrats declared victory today where after weeks of argument the house and senate managed to pass a payroll tax cut extension. experienced members of congress took the matter in stride but some first term members seemed upset by the compromise. >> trust in the deal that this would not happen. >> i hope congress has had a good learning experience. especially those who are new to the body. everything that we do here does not have to wind up in a fight. >> reporter: president obama quickly signed the bill. it also extends emergency unel employment benefits for 2 million people and holds off a 27% cut in medicare payments to doctors. the passage of the payroll tax cut was a present for vestors

on wall street. the dow finished up 124 points. just before 6:30 this evening the victim's pickup truck sideswiped a home. responding officers found the drivered in the truck had been stabbed several times he was taken to kaiser medical center. hissedded identity and his condition are not available tonight. there won't be any chestnuts roasting over an open flame this christmas. why a burning ban is being imposed. [ female announcer ] hurry to jcpenney...

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day. normally we start to get that wind condition later in the afternoon. by noon yesterday we had gusts of up to 30 miles per hour. >> reporter: it was believed the fire started at this edwardian. but police say it actually began next door in this 27 unit building. >> the area of origin was at the rear of 1014, at the bottom of a garbage shoot. >> reporter: investigators say the high wind whipped the fire. three residential buildings and a school district facility suffered more than $8 million in damages. that doesn't include the possessions lost by the 38 adults and three children that are now out of their homes this holiday weekend. >> you okay? >> hell, no. >> reporter: some of them were allowed inside to salvage what they could. >> those areas are relatively

safe, they have limited access just to retrieve their most valuable, most valuable and precious items. >> reporter: the two residential building were boarded up this evening. they hope to have an answer of what caused the fire within a month's time. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san leandro police are investigating a shooting at the same wal-mart parking lot where a shooting happened on black friday. investigators say the victim got into an argument with a man who then shot him in the leg. his wound is said to be nonlife threatening, there's no news of an arrest in the case. an accident startled traffic for hours. it happened on the upper deck just before yerba buena island. the motorcyclists was speeding, slammed into the back of a car and was thrown against the wall on the north side of the bridge. no one else was hurt.

all lanes were cleared just after 12:30. bay area nurses who just finished their one day strike this morning were lock out today but will return to work tomorrow. thousands of nurses working at sutter health hospital stage add one day strike, replacement nurses worked both yesterday and today. the union wants concessions about changes in sick leave and payments for health insurance. a spokesperson says me gauche craigs are expected to resume -- negotiations are expected to return in mid-june. a custodian is under arrest tonight for abuse. the alleged victim is a boy who was not a student at any of the schools where aster works. aster is being held on $1

billion bail. many christmas celebrations includes having a yuletide fire. but beware, that's banned this time of year. >> i'm in alameda enjoying the warmth of their fire. this is okay because this is a gas log fire. but burning wood on christmas eve a no, no. tomorrow is a spare the air day. at one of alameda's christmas light displays tonight we asked people if the burn ban should be lifted for christmas. >> you have to do what you can to keep the air clean, but christmas, there ought to be a yule log burning some place. >> reporter: this will be the second time in four years that a burning ban is imposed for christmas. the cold air is trapping particulate matter 40% of which is wood burning smoke. >> i think that's a great idea. especially the kind of weather we have, i think that burning

is not a good idea. >> reporter: we found one home lit up with lights on the outside. but a dark fireplace inside, an asthmatic child lives here. >> i have enormous respect for the people who have trouble breathing, and i will respect that for them. >> reporter: on this chart, orange means unhealthy air for sensitive groups in the bay area. >> people can be triggered into an asthma attack or heart attack or other respiratory conditions into an hour when you have really high levels like this. >> reporter: and lisa masano says inspectors will be out this weekend looking for smoke coming out of chimney. >> burning 10 pounds of smoke is equivalent to smoking 30 cigarettes. >> if you need a fire without the adverse effects there's an app for that. the burning ban may extend through christmas and they say that burning wood is the single largest source of pollution in

the wintertime here in the bay area. live in alameda, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. this month has been so dry calfire today banned open fires until further notice. the ban covers unincorporated areas of alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. a special permit is required for agriculture or industrial fires. farmers say that's a problem because diseased wood needs to be disposed of quickly. calfire says it's seen too many controlled burns turn into wildfires. we asked on the channel 2 facebook page if you will miss the christmas eve fire. one viewer posted, ebenezer scrooge must be on the job tomorrow. it help set the mood for christmas but the environment is far more important to me. you can join the conversation by going to the ktvu channel 2 facebook page.

and you will definitely need some warmth out there because temperatures are dropping rapidly. here is a look at some of those current numbers. look at this 10:00 hour, fairfield already down to 30 degrees. napa 31, more 30s to report out toward santa rosa, livermore and san jose checking in at 41 degrees. another freeze warning to talk about. this begins at 11:00 lasting until 9:00 saturday morning. this in place for the inland valleys of the north bay, east bay and santa clara valley including san jose. here's a look at the numbers, napa 23 degrees to start out your saturday morning. livermore 26, san jose 31. you definitely want to keep your plants warm and animals warm for tonight. corming up i will highlight the coolest morning of the holiday weekend. i will also let you know when you could be tracking the rain chances. the line was out the door

today at the tamale factory in san jose. tamales are a treat in mexican and latin american cultures. production really kicked into gear a few weeks ago. her cooks made 30,000 of those tamales wrapped in corn husks. the store is not taking any more phone orders, but folks can buy them in person but only if you buy 36 or more. we're going to give you a different perspective from the view of one of our photographers. we will take you shopping on black friday. a san francisco man posing as a doctor. what he's accused of doing to

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attorney says a fake doctor used a real doctor's name to prey on at least one patient and investigators say there could be more patients. jade hernandez was in court when the alleged imposition tor showed up for -- imposter showed up for his arrangement. >> reporter: this mexican national preyed on people. >> he had a store front, he looked legitimate, he had business cards, he was a physician assistant. he administered anesthesia, while they were waiting for the anesthesia to take.

he walked her to get some coffee, was smoking a cigarette and asked her if she wanted a cigarette to smoke. >> reporter: she says she even held an iv. the d.a's office says this isn't a unique case expecting garza had othervillings. the medical board wants them to come forward. >> we're very happy to get this person off the street. >> reporter: garza had a liposuction machine but are not aware of how they got the anesthesia. he faces 12 years in prison. his arraignment was postponed until next week. in san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu news. walgreens and safeway stores have joined wal-mart on pulling a baby powder formula

off their selfs. the brand is emfamil lot number zp1k7g. the formula is suspected of caused a death and sickened another. federal officials say test results on the formula should be out by next week. it turns out the occupy l.a. movement has cost the city of los angeles millions. a preliminary report out today estimated a total cost of $2.3 million for the two month encampment at city hall. making up that total over thyme for police and agencies. and restoring the park at city hall that is expected to cost about $400,000. the transportation security administration is reviewing the case of a woman who says a security officer confiscated her cup cake. rebecca haynes was given two novelty cup cakes in a jar in

boston. a security officer made her give up the treat. the tsa official told her the frosting was too gel like. today the tsa said the case is under review and in general passengers are allowed to bring cakes and cup cakes through security. and ktvu viewers come through for a homele [ female announcer ] hurry to jcpenney...

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forced to rescind those invitations. it all has to do with their sexual orientation. >> reporter: we tried to speak with the pastor here at the most holy redeemer church. we were told he was unavailable but one of the uninvited speakers tells us what she thinks is behind the change. >> reporter: spar is a lesbian. >> it makes me say, wow, still so much prejudice. >> reporter: most holy redeemer church has a largely lesbian,

gay, transgender congregation. the archbishop of san francisco's archdiocese directed the most holy to cancel the invitation. >> we think it should better reflect advent scenes. >> the message of advent is hope, love and peace. >> reporter: reverend knight in the castro says the holidays are often difficult times for the lgbt community. >> hope springs eternal. why would you deny that message? >> reporter: one of the scheduled guest speaker was 85- year-old odus charles a retired bi-p shop seen here on you tube marrying his partner after divorcing his wife of 30 years. within days the invitations

were rescinded. reporting live in the castro, amber lee. applause, cheers and tears greeted a bay area soldier as he returned home from iraq. nicholas tesby is now home after two tours in iraq. the last one lasted for almost a year. the army sergeant says he's proud of the work his unit accomplished. >> coming back knowing that we actually made a big difference, change in security. made sure everybody was on top of their jobs, provided whatever they needed for assistance to make sure they could take care of the country. >> he would do absolutely anything he would have to do to make sure his country was safe. >> reporter: the petaluma family is thrilled to have their young man home just in time for christmas. his grandmother said she couldn't stop crying and then could not stop smiling when she could hold her grandson?

-z a san francisco mother and four young children are learning firsthand about the kindness of others. rob roth shows us how their story touched the hearts of many viewers. for 10-year-old aisha and her family things are getting better skr-z people have been helping me out. >> reporter: iesha is homeless, we met her when she told us about how school students tease her. >> they would tell me to change my clothes and go home. >> but you couldn't? what would you do? >> cry. >> reporter: my heart just sáupbg -- sunk when i seen that. >> reporter: so young put them up in a hotel room for several days. >> putting them up in a hotel was a gift to myself, because i felt like i was doing something good. >> reporter: iesha's mother says she was overwhelmed. >> i did not expect it, did not

expect it. >> reporter: but beyond all the gifts the bells received better news and well we'll let them tell you what it is. >> we just found out we're going to be getting stable housing. >> reporter: the housing authority in the san francisco where the belts live found them a two room apartment. but the belts are just one of 200 homeless families in san francisco where the waiting list just to get into the shelter is seven months long. but thanks to a recent $1.5 million donation the city is providing more places, some temporary, some permanent. the belts say after years of staying with relatives and sleeping in shelters they can't wait to have a place of their own. >> it's going to be great. i'm looking forward to working, i'm looking forward to going to school. >> what are you noticing now about people? >> that they care about people. >> reporter: rob roth, -- ktvu

news. donald trump has filed to be an independent voter. it's not the first switch for trump he was once a registered democrat. authorities say their report is nearly complete now into a deadly crash between a truck and amtrak train that was headed for emeryville. six people were killed when a semi slammed right into the california -- the highway patrol says it will submit its report in the next couple of weeks. is it a sign of the times? the bay area region that's seeing a boom in business moving in. clear skies and cold temperatures will continue to top our weather headlines, coming up the one part of your holiday weekend we could be tracking a few extra clouds aáepb when shower chances could be added to the

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commercial real estate agents say it's the best year the industry has seen in almost 80 years. janine de la vega shows us the real estate hot spot and what may be behind the boom in busy. >> reporter: it's prime real estate visible to motorists. office spaces ready to lease. >> it's been good all year. we're real happy with how things turned out. the company had a record year. >> reporter: john yemdel says this is the company's best year in leasing since 1935. the demand for class a level

office space has quadrupeled in the last year. >> as the companies do well from a sales point from a growth standpoint they need space. >> reporter: apple led the pack leasing 2 million square feet and google leasing 1 million square feet. in the last year hp, motorola and google have all moved in. president dave cortizi says this is a great sign of economic support. >> people are getting back to work, we're seeing other indicators of those trends especially here in the south bay. we expect that to be a cascading effect throughout the region. >> reporter: those in the industry say san jose may be the next hot spot because that's where the available space is. in news of the world

tonight, at least 11 people died after a pipeline exploded in colombia. the national oil company eco patrol blamed mud slides for rupturing the pipeline and causing fuel to spill. emergency patrols are not sure what heat source ignited the explosion. france says it will pay to remove breast implants. that after a type of implant are linked to cancer. that brand was not sold here in the united states. sources in cambridge england have planted a stent in prince phillips heart. the prince is 90 years old,

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so you think shopping in the bay area, shopping comes to mind in the district. we have a different view from our photo journalist on black friday. >> the place to be on black friday. better than a mall. >> tourists come right in to see what it's like. and we have characters like a blue santa. >> merry christmas folks. >> people want to experience other people's cultures and traditions and here at union square as you can see, the people are all gathering as one. >> trying to bring equality and justice to america. >> we make a stand here.

>> the different trillions of galaxies and constalations. and in oakland we have millions of the galaxies. >> there's unnecessary and cruel, we don't need to kill animals for fashion. >> the land of the living god. >> they say come one come all at union square. you have it all here at union square. >> merry christmas everyone, how are you. >> we posted more of the sights and sounds of the season in a special program that we're calling holiday in focus. ktvu's news photographers spanned out all across the bay area to bring you stories about the holiday season of giving

caring and sharing. holiday in focus premiers tomorrow then again on christmas day. christmas came a few days early for some children in need. santa joined the san francisco police department to hand out presents as part of operation dream. police chief greg suhr was on scene. the annual give away provides holiday gifts for 5,000 children who live in the city's pub pub -- public housing. there's a last minute rush to gather more goodies. presents are filling containers and piling on on to counter tops. organizers are encouraging people to buy an extra gift and to drop it off at lefties. they will be accepting toys until 2:00 a.m. christmas eve. the fire department is hoping to give out 4,000 toys on

christmas day. to find more charities in needs, go to ktvu.com and click on the charities in need on the top of our home page. no real changes to our forecast as we head into the holiday weekend. today this was the scene. you may have noticed a few high clouds headed into parts of the bay area. we do have clearing skies and temperatures are dropping, falling off rapidly. a freeze warning kicks in in a few minutes. lasting until 9:00 saturday morning. this targeting the inland valley. the santa clara valley. lows back down into the lower 30s, sub friezing for several hours as we head into saturday morning. you can páeubg -- you can pick out on the satellite a few high clouds. you can see for the month on the calendar the month has been

very dry. the past week has been dry but we could have a few changes into next week. for this weekend no rain clouds to worry about. we will have some frost for tomorrow morning and also into sunday morning. tomorrow morning will be the coolest morning of the upcoming weekend. fair skies into the afternoon, temperatures on track to reach the upper 50s to lower 60s. here is the updated forecast model showing you the coverage. at least 20s out there. focused up in the north bay for santa rosa, napa. fairfield, concord, even livermore back to the mid-20s. you definitely want to bundled back up tomorrow. then into the afternoon hour, a nice recovery. you see temperatures warming back up. most of the region back up to the 50s. the green contour links up with the 60s. warmest locations right around 60 to 62 degrees by about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at your forecast beginning at 7:00, clear and cold that freeze warning out there. by 12:00 more sunshine, mostly

sunny skies. temperatures back up into the low to mid-50s. there's the eventual temperature range. you can see the forecast highs, santa rosa right around 60. oakland 59. these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. san jose 61 and mountain view we'll be checking in right around 62 degrees. here is a look ahead your extended forecast with your holiday weekend in view. you will notice this with partly cloudy skies and your sunday. we will raise those temps a little bit by christmas morning but not a lot. and then partly cloudy skies on monday, tuesday increedsing in -- increasing clouds and there's a chance of a few showers that will be on wednesday. maybe some more showers chances beyond that point as well. julie and frank, you think it's cold up in the bay area. up in the north pole, the forecast for tomorrow night, 34 below.

>> 34 below. >> i thought you were going to say 34. >> you would be here in your santa suit. >> long underwear. >> thank you. astronomers say it looks like our moon has some company. observers saw a speck, they thought it was a boost rocket but they confirmed it was a space rock. what they're calling a mini moon. scientists now say it's likely that smaller moons are constantly coming and going as they get drawn into orbit by the earth's gravity. >> objects that temporarily orbit the earth some what like the moon does. >> reporter: one in every thousand meteors may actually be a mini moon that fell to earth. other temporary moons are hurled back into space after a few months

>> mark joins us now with sports and the sharks are making the fans happy. >> reporter: whatever it takes to win and you have them rolling like baby right now. seven goals the overnight it works and only one this evening but victory comes nonetheless. spoiling the debut of their old coach sutter has just taken over the kings their first game. the tank familiar to him. they will score off the stick of coture one timer from way out. that's his 15th goal. sharks lead 1-0. sharks tie it later and we have overtime to a shoot out. the only goal of the shoot out,

and yet niemi needs to come up with another stop. in regulation with the kings, denied right there. sharks win it and that is four in a row for them on a perfect home stance. the cal bears could only wish what goes on in vegas stays in vegas. loved it if no one heard what happened to them over there this afternoon against the running revels. you think hoops you think jenny tarpeni has long since retired but they have a good thing going again. number 23 in the land, they hammer fairfield up tom for price. cal was down 20 at the half. one guy had a good game for them. justin kob he went for 20. the running rebels all over cal. anthony marshal nine rebounds, every bit of their 23 in the land. st.mary's late start against

missouri state holiday tournament also in vegas. mat delavadova with the pop way outside. he had 17 tonight. the gails just up four at the half but they take off after that. delavadova this time one of his eight assists. certainly not the dream scenario the warriors new ownership group dreamed up when they took over the reigns, some where chris cohn is saying you see it's not as easy as you think. season opener lurking christmas day. not only does their bright young star has an ankle that has him questionable for the first game. but dealing with the fall out from captain monta ellis and his harassment suit. fred inglis asked monta ellis if his head would be right come the opener. >> 100%. i mean what's going on, it's out there but like i said it's a legal matter i'm not going to comment on it and i'm going to

continue to live my life. i'm going to continue to live every day, go home, sleep every night, wake up, smile, come in, smile and get my work done. something for the giant playing in the winter league. struck out and was still upset about an earlier call in the at- bat. he turns and argues with rivera. a few seconds later he hits the ump. torre alba will face disciplinary action. no doubt about it he is in some major trouble. on any given saturday tomorrow. the entire schedule rolls out instead of the usual sunday. it includes the raiders, the niners and the seattle collision right here on

ktvu.com. the point after will follow immediately after. but that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> a day full of football. >> and it is going to be wall to wall. >> and the raiders have to win. >> yeah, well,

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