forecast i would say. >> a couple of hours it was colder. still 34 in gilroy, gilroy south. the frost advisory through 9:00. clouds spilling in. temperatures come up a little bit. upper 30s and 40s around san francisco. notice here on the radar precipitation trying to fall through the clouds and not reaching the ground yet but changes later on today. here's a quick check of the hour by hourhe forecast. towards 2:00, look at that, 7:00, there comes the rain flying on through and then things trend breezy and cool. the temperatures very cool start to the morning. the clouds do interesting things to the numbers. first helping the morning temperatures out of the lower 30s. for the amp, blocking out the sun. highs today mid to upper 50s. we'll let you know how much the temperatures stay down and the forecast. >> i need the down vest. thanks, rob. police in a quiet south bay

city of 40,000 people are investigating the death of a woman who was shot to death outside of an apartment complex. three other women were also injured in the same crime. this happened in morgan hill about 10:30 last night outside the village apartments at cosmo and del monte avenues. morgan hill police chief swing is releasing few details but no one is arrested. there's no information on the identity of the victims but the three women that survive are in the hospital. police looked for suspects and to look for evidence. six blocks were shut down for hours. >> this crime scene is spread out over a large area. we probably have four, five, six city blocks cordoned off. we have officers looking for evidence that might be out here and processing the scene and maintained the integrity so we don't compromise prosecution maybe later on down the road. >> police of santa clara county sheriff's department and highway

patrol assisting police with this investigation. if your to-do list today is the bank, you may notice unusual activity. this is bank transfer day, a national grass roots movement made up of fed-up consumers urging people to close their accounts at major banks. this movement is taking credit for forcing bank of america to reverse the decision to charge customers a $5 debit card fee. now, following the same spirit residents of san francisco's neighborhoods are calling on banks today to help homeowners facing foreclosure. the two neighborhoods with highest number of foreclosures in the city. an alliance plans to speak about their plans today at noon at 4650 mission street right across from chase bank. a war veteran is suffering from a fractured skull after a clash with oakland police at the occupy oakland protest this week. his friends say he wasn't even

protesting. we have video of the melee and this story from cheryl hurt. >> all right! >> reporter: our cameras were rolling when there was an arrest late wednesday night in downtown oakland. >> i'm an iraq war vet. i had two tours in iraq. i had two tours in iraq. one tour in afghanistan. >> reporter: he is recovering from injuries in a highland hospital bed. his family and friends say he was beaten by police. >> i'm upset to me my friend have to go through anything. he served his country. he's -- he is a local business owner, a good person. >> reporter: that's why they are in shock. he is the coowner of a pub. his friends tell us he was walking near the occupy protests when he came face to face with a wall of police. >> he said why are you doing this to an american citizen? >> i don't think any human being deserves to be treated or have

their -- be assaulted by speaking their mind. >> reporter: he isn't the only war veteran making headlines for being hurt in occupy protests. scott olson suffered a fractured skull last tuesday when police clashed with crowds. just last night the police chief expressed sorrow over olson's injury and explained why police had to use force on two separate occasions. >> our officers again were pelted with rocks and bottles, there were fire perimeters around the building making it difficult for us to accomplish our mission. there were three officers that were injured and roughly five demonstrators who were also injured. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> oakland police department released this statement saying police conducting is an investigation regarding the vet and the circumstances of the arrest on november 3rd. quote, this case asre all reported or alleged incidents of

force is under investigation. anyone with information is asked to contact the major crime section of the oakland police department. occupy oakland is costing the city quite a chunk of change. the price tag not including the last week of protests is $1.2 million. the biggest expense is $700,000 which has been to cover oakland police department salary. also the city paid nearly $29,000 in other staffing costs and then there's $265,000 in so-called hard costs, those are expenses like glass replacement, internet security enhancements and public works, as well. when this driver injured two occupy protesters on wednesday night he was released at the scene on the order of oakland police. that's the word from b. rachltt. after a witness lodged a complaint against the agency and the officers on the scene that night. that driver injured two people. last night b.a.r.t. issued a statement saying the officers were instructed to get personal

information from that driver and then release him which was a move, of course, that angered many protesters. the oakland police department is investigating the accident and the police response. the 99% occupying the plaza and other camp sites across the country say they want the 1% to spread the wealth and they say that they have a lot of ideas about how they could go about doing that but the question is, could any of those ideas work? today in the bay talked with experts in san francisco. >> reporter: the occupy movement is standing up against the growing gaps between the haves and the have nots. >> it's tough economists have been talking about for a long time. but for now, they think they brought it more to the fore. >> reporter: jim wilcox says protests are turning an academic issue in to every day conversation across the country. what if lawmakers took their advice? would americans see more jobs and better education? let's start with taxing the 1%.

wilcox says it's not enough. enstead of tax hikes for everyone would help reduce the deficit and improve services. >> also will provide us with some of the funds that we could use to help maintain the infrastructure and improve our roads, bridges and schools. >> reporter: how about ending the north american free trade agreement? >> it would make for less trade by everybody and we'd all be worse off. >> reporter: he says prosecuting bad bankers will help weed out swindlers but won't improve the economy and he believes banks aren't lending because the economy is recovering slowly. >> it is true at this point they have plenty of funds to lend out but given how weak our economy is, given how soft sales are, given how tough it is for business men these days, they're having a really tough time finding really good borrowers. >> reporter: the income gap occupy protesting won't budge without more jobs. >> we need more people working

to go buy more things and if the administration can get a jobs bill through -- >> reporter: occupy is a sign of the times. today in the bay. >> now that expert says that it takes time to reverse the income in america but a way to be part of a conversation is to vote. one of the best known and perhaps gruffest voices of television journalism is silent. andy rooney known to generations for his wry, humorous essays on "60 minutes" died this morning. five weeks ago he announced he would not be a weekly contributor to the cbs magazine. he died today in a new york hospital from complications of minor surgery. he joined cbs in 1949, spent the last 33 years delivering inquisitive and sometimes cranky segments on "60 minutes." they were called "a few minutes with andy rooney." he asked thousands of questions.

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and looking live from the camera lens of the photographer josh keppel looking at a very pretty start to the day in san francisco across the bay bridge, coming soon to a theater near you, steve jobs the lost interview. the original footage lost by the producer. it is a 70-minute interview with jobs done for the pbs mini series "triumph of the nerds." the director just saw a copy in the garage a few weeks ago, taped between the two stents at

apple after forced out in 1985 and before being brought back in 1996 landmark theaters will show it at -- on 17 screens around the country. locally, you can see it in palo al alto, berkeley and san francisco. this morning, an unlikely story of friends who were inseparable to the day they met to the day one of them died. at an elephant sanctuary, tara is mourning the death of her best friend, a dog named bella. the friendship began when bella wandered on to the grown, met tara and wandered in to the heart of that gentle giant. they loved each other. last week, though, sanctuary workers found bella's body. she was attacked by coyotes. what they do know is tara carried bella's body for a mile.

sanctuary workers say tara hasn't been the same since but the fellow elephants are reaching out to comfort her. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- >> if all the things you don't like an create what you want. >> imagine a floating nation off the coast of san francisco, free from government regulation. how a community at sea could spur political change on land. here's view of san jose. clouds filling in, chilly start to the morning and looks like a rainy finish. what about the rest of your weekend? we'll have that when we come back. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road.

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and now the numbers coming up. clouds moving overhead helps to retain the heat off the ground from the day before and a sea breeze pumping in moisture and more mild temperatures in to san francisco. 49 degrees, 48 in oakland. 37 in gilroy and upper 30s around santa rosa and napa. there's the west wind at 12 moving in to san francisco. some of the headlines this morning, obviously, jacket winter weather, winter coat weather i should say for most of the bay area. afternoon, umbrellas on stand by. especially heading towards the evening and if a cold front passes later on tonight don't be surprised for thunder. we'll talk about that in a second. first, college football. cardinals, that's typical oregon weather. 45 degrees around game time. lunchtime our time, over at spartan stadium, idaho in town. should see rain developing as we go through the afternoon. 50s around game time and cal bears, home game at at&t park today, 56 degrees, cool and

breezy and rain moving in. a few sprinkles out there but the main event still working its way down the coast and like the last system a lot of cold air support. more moisture to work with so as we head toward the evening, seeing a quarter inch of rain for wetter spots and more than that in the foothills. you can see around 2:00 starting to see the rain drop in. heading towards the evening, right across the tri-valley. may hint at a little bit of thunder and then heading in to tonight, notice things trend drier. in the day tomorrow, i think we see a few hilltop showers, drier finish to the weekend and a cold night heading in to sunday. rainfall projections, most places a quarter inch or so, heavier amounts across some of the foothills of the north bay. heading to the sierra, look out for a winter storm warning around 5:00 this afternoon. notice the progression as we get it here at 7:00. this is when the snow machine turns on in the sierra.

snow levels close to 4,000 feet. relatively low this time of the year. second half of the weekend things dry out and turn breezy. today, the clouds filling in, blocks 1078 s s of the sunlight. highs mostly 50s to maybe near 60 areas south of san jose and there you go. over to truckee, high of 35 today. here's the silver lining. we get the extra hour of sleep. very important if you're up early watching us this morning. roll the clocks back tomorrow and then second half of the weekend i think we are drier towards the evening but staying cool there in the seven-day forecast. >> this is the most cheerful day of the year for us. >> going to spring and lose the hour, we get grumpy again. >> as andy rooney. all right. not happy with the way government runs? how about starting your own country at sea? a brave new world with water as the boundaries. we have a closer look at a new

way of living that's launched here in the bay area. >> reporter: could the secret to a better life lie here at sea? if n a few years you may be able to live in a small city on the ocean. >> the goal is to create a new frontier where people experiment with new political and social systems. >> reporter: founded in 2008 by milton freedman's grandson has already received more than $2 million in funding to keep the idea afloat. most of that money came from paypal founder peter teal. consider the burning man meets silicon valley. the idea to build cities on cruise ships or platforms that might look like this. the new societies won't just look different but operate differently, too, because they'll be located more than 12 miles out the sea in a zone where most u.s. laws don't apply. >> it's a diversity of societies, societies where everyone gets something much closer to the governments that

they want. >> reporter: as protesters across the nation cry out for change, this may be what they're looking for. >> there's much more interest in this in the last few months than ever before. >> reporter: we talked to supporters of occupy oakland moving. they say this is the wave of change we need. >> you get to escape the things you don't like and create what you want. >> reporter: or will you? >> there's always a top down structure, the captain of the ship. somebody has to make the decision and it might have to be some sort of a corporate structure. rather than a governmental one. and so, how's that really any different than what they're experiencing now? >> reporter: proponents say the new societies won't just offer new governments. they may also become a place where scientists do research without government regulations. and don't forget the business opportunities out at sea where some companies may be able to avoid paying corporate taxes. >> right now plans are in the works for the first business off

the coast of san francisco. as early as 2013. blue seed in sunny vail is working on a technology start-up where entrepreneurs from other countries who can't obtain a work visa in the u.s. can live or work on a barge or ship, be closer to investors and network in silicon valley. you will pay. the average rent -- between $1,600 and $1,900 a month? >> the land of the rich so how's this going to be all that much better? >> reporter: she cautions risks to starting a new government on the water. >> it could backfire. you can have lord of the flies anywhere. >> reporter: champions say societies are worth navigating because they may be what we need to unleash a sea of change. in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> even if there's funding and willing sea dwellers, engineers request whether the ocean

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san francisco's presidio, you're confronted by history. workers are digging deeper in to the past, peeling awaylayer ey layers. >> we know the original walls were from 1776. >> reporter: beneath concrete and plaster, crews exposed the building's original walls part of a $15 million project aimed at restoring one of san francisco's oldest buildings. with walls constructed of mud and other materials, it takes a specially trained crew from new mexico using old techniques for a modern retro fit. >> even though we had to purchase the bricks, everything else doing to repair it is using the traditional methods used in 1776. >> process is to put a dry pack of mud in here. >> reporter: in some ways you could say adobe expert pat taylor has always been covered by mud.

>> i grew up in an adobe home. >> reporter: he trains other crafts people to restore all adobes, an ancient building technique handed down through generations. >> i always told the guys that we've worked our whole life to get to this point and apply the experiences to here. >> reporter: since founded by the spanish in 1776, the old officer's club is subject to multiple eras of style, the army gave it a victorian look in 1885. then came a spanish colonial makeover. >> last couple of weeks we have been able to take off some of the more modern finishes and uncover the victorian era finishes and then underneath that the adobe finishes. >> reporter: first time since 1885, the old walls are once again seeing light and at least for now most will be restored and recovered. some will remain on display as a glimpse in to a past that allowed progress to take hold. nbc bay area news. we have more ahead for you

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wind direction on shore starting to turn more mild in terms of the air around the inner bay. lots of clouds right now but the rain-producing clouds up the coast we suspect they drop in around lunchtime. a frost advisory for areas gilroy south and notice the temperatures in the afternoon. the clouds reflect back a lot of sunshine today, especially in the north bay. talking highs in the mid-50s around santa rosa and upper 50s to 60s and rain starting to pick up later on this afternoon. we have snow levels close to 4,000 feet. again, with this cold system and in the sierra maybe a foot of snow coming down. this is pretty wild for this time of year. we'll show you the details of your complete forecast coming up. >> all right. we're looking forward to those. thanks very much. gun violence shocked morgan hill overnight. police are investigating the killing of a woman and shooting of three other women. 10:30 last night outside of a village apartments at cosmo and

del monte avenues. no one has been arrested. all police are saying right now about the surviving women is that they remain in the hospital. police blocked off six city blocks surrounding the apartment building looking for suspects and for evidence. by the way, gilroy police and santa clara county sheriff's department with the highway patrol assisting morgan hill with the investigation. north of san francisco, three people were shot in the mission district. san francisco police say they were called to 167th and hoff street last night around 11:00 finding three people suffering from several gunshot wounds. those people are now at the highland hospital not releasing their conditions. police are not releasing suspect information but they do say if you know anything you should call it in. another iraq war veteran recovering from injuries following a clash with police. our camera was rolling when he was arrested late wednesday night in downtown oakland.

the friends say he wasn't protesting but was walking near the occupy protests coming face to face with a wall of police. they say that that's when police beat him for no reason. >> told the cops they shouldn't treat people -- why are you doing this to an american citizen? >> i don't think any human being deserves to be treated or be assaulted by speaking their mind. >> he is now recovering from a fractured skull at highland hospital. he was not the only war veteran making headlines for being hurt in occupy protests. scott olson you might remember suffered a fractured skull last tuesday when police clashed with crowds, as well. a grass roots consumer group called for today to be bank tanser if day. the facebook organized group of fed-up consumers urging bank customers to close accounts at major banks in favor of credit unions and community banks. the movement takes credit for the bank of america stopping its plan to charge customers a $5 debit card fee.

following in the same spirit residents of san francisco's two neighborhoods are calling on banks to help homeowners facing foreclosure. members for the alliance for californians for community empowerment plan to speak about the plan at noon today at 4650 mission street which is right across from chase bank. a south bay sheriff's department could be stretched thinner if a peninsula city decides to cut the police department. today millbrae city leaders will let residents weigh in on the proposal to take control of patrolling the city. city leaders aren't sure if it can afford to spend roughly a third of the city's $17 million budget on the police department. the city has already cut about a quarter of its police force over the last decade so right now only 21 officers are on the job. this morning's meeting starts at 9:00 at the community room at 450 poplar avenue in millbrae.

the controversy around solyndra is growing. congress is seeking documents. the white house called the move unprecedented and unnecessary. white house counsel kathy rumler said that the office already turned over 85,000 pages of documents on the solar tech company that laid off 1,100 workers after receiving the federal stimulus money. now more on the death of andy rooney. known to generations for his wry, humorous and sometimes contentious essays on "60 minutes" he died this morning. he announced five weeks ago he was no longer appearing as a weekly contributor. rooney joined cbs back in 1949, but it was his inquisitive and cranky demeanor which became what he was best known for in the 33 years on "60 minutes."

it was called a few minutes with andy rooney and began with the phrase did you ever. rooney asked thousands of questions over those 33 years. he won four emmys and wrote a best selling book. andy rooney was 92 years old. well, she's taking pain and suffering and using it to help others. kidnapping victim jaycee dugard is releasing a public service announcement urging all of us to act and not allow what happened to her happen to anyone else. >> hi, this is jaycee dugard. just ask yourself to care. if you see something that looks wrong or amiss, speak out. >> dugard established a foundation last year to support families who have suffered abduction or other traumas. dugard was a household name after the arrest of her kidnappers who held her captive at their east bay compound for 18 years. stay away from the golden gate bridge this weekend because

you could hit heavy traffic delays if you don't. construction project near presidio district and entrance to golden gate could bri drivers to a halt. it was shut down 9:30 last night repairing the bridge. it could mean slowing and detours this morning, as well. drivers are asked to take lombard street. rain could push the construction back a day. so, there you know. the part of the construction is just one part of the $1 billion plan to replace doyle drive. we still have more ahead on "today in the bay." well, you may not know the south bay faces by name but they're about to hit it big time. coming up, the big honor that will put them and the bay area in b nsp ♪ ♪ a co years of up l ght ♪

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and pretty as a picture. we told you to avoid the golden gate bridge because of construction but you can go on the bay bridge if you want to and see the sight that is are pretty. an update on the conjoined twins of san jose separated in a nine-hour surgery earlier this week. the girls are now breathing on their own. angelina and angelica were separated by a team of more than 20 surgeons and nurses at lucille packer children's hospital on tuesday. the surgery which was reported worldwide went so well that doctors predict the girls will probably not need any future surgeries. angelina and and gel ka have overcome steep odds. about 25% of conjoined twins survive after birth. the doctors expect them to be in the icu for a week and then

another week in the hospital and then home by the end of the month. super cute, too. a south bay marching band about to enjoy a once in a lifetime experience. the marching band is going big time performing in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the only west coast band playing the big apple. today in the bay spent some time with the musicians gearing up for the moment in the spotlight. >> now on the field for halftime entertainment, the mighty mustang marching band and color guard. >> we're in the zone. >> reporter: in less than three weeks the marching band is playing on a different field. in front of the biggest audience in one of america's biggest parades. the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> the pressure's on. the pressure's on. we have a lot of work to do but the band's looking good. it's going toward what we want. >> i'm a little nervous but i think really one thing that the band stresses is we are a family

and going out there together and will be something, a family feeling and nervous together. it will be great feeling. >> reporter: it's one of ten high schools across the nation picked the perform and the only marching band from the west coast. they know it's a big deal. >> it's huge. homestead's never had this kind of honor. i'm humbled to have been chosen. >> reporter: for six months they're keeping their eyes on the prize. football games to help them get ready for the thanksgiving number. >> everything we do is kind of a build-up to macy's. including discipline, getting ready. >> reporter: sitting in the stands, cheering them on are their parents, just as excited to go to new york. >> i feel real proud for the school, proud for the kids. i just feel really good they'll be able to get this big chance. >> reporter: preparation, focus, hard work. all of that is about to pay off on the streets of the big apple. >> once in a lifetime. once in a lifetime.

it's going to be a surreal moment. i can't fathom how awesome it's going to be. >> reporter: today in the bay. >> i love a marching band. you can watch homesteadigh school's marching band and thet macy's thanksgiving day parad in a little more than three weeks right here on nbc bay area. much more ahead on "today in the bay." the mistake that accidentally crowned a world champ. and here's a look at a gray start to the morning around oakland. one of the warmer spots seeing this morning. other areas waking up in the 30s as we await more rain and some rainartop snow for the bay aruntaeainp snow for the bay area. fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright?

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seeing if anyone has the short running shorts. someone way off in the distance. here's the reason why. you can get away with shorts this morning in san francisco, 49 degrees a. sea breeze. the air is more mild. further inland, though, 30s around santa rosa, napa and gilroy the cool spot at 37 degrees. the clouds and sea breeze helping to keep the temperatures from this point onward a little more mild. see the winds out of the west at 12 through san francisco and onshore push reaching fairfield. yes, a chilly start. you want a real coat this morning. none of the light coat stuff will do it because we have 30s and 40s outside. for the afternoon, increasing clouds and those clouds will probably block some of the sun for the afternoon so with a cool start very likely to see highs mostly 50s, rain showing up later and a chance of thunder possibly, too. talk about that in a moment. first the college football games or more games besides lsu and alabama today. we have stanford in oregon. 45 degrees. very oregon-like for oregon

state and stanford later on. closer to home, of course, spartan stadium, 1:00 start to that game with san jose state and idaho. 58 degrees, rain moving in later on in the afternoon and a rare at&t park with the cal bears with the cougars of washington state. 56 degrees, breezy and cool. we have clouds showing up. the radar picking up a few returns way off to the east but the real action here likely drops in on us as we head through the afternoon and evening. this is, again, another cold system which means snow levels as low i think as the top of mt. hamilton and maybe lower than that. for the afternoon, seeing the rain coming in. 7:00. here's the front. and i do think that may include maybe a little bit of thunder, too. watch what happens overnight. most of the action move on off. sunday, still some lingering should recalls but trending drier getting in to sunday evening. watch out heading to the sierra. winter storm warning for snow levels pretty close to 4,000 feet and a foot of snow expected from 5:00 this evening until

about 10:00 tomorrow morning. things trending a bit drier sunday evening. look at the highs today. it was just last weekend with 70s and 80s around the bay area. just not going to happen today. we have clouds coming in. cool air aloft. kind of a dreary day. the clouds coming in. raindrops but there's silver lining because everyone gets an extra hour of sleep. that's because we roll back the clocks an hour tonight. tomorrow, probably still some lingering showers. a cool finish to the weekend. not much change in the temperatures. middle part of the week we warm up and maybe more rain thursday and friday. so we made fun of the folks on the east coast. this is what we get now. winter here. >> nice though, finally. my girls just wearing sandals yesterday. >> got to change that up now. >> part of the day. they're gone. boots are coming back. thanks. november 5th and a winter wonderland for folks in southern california. cool temperatures and moisture creates perfect temperatures for snow on mt. laguna. snow levels in the mountains of southern california and the

sierra nevada dropped to 4,500 feet as a storm front hit the area. mammoth mountain ski resort in the eastern sierra reported 6 inches of new powder and planned to open for the season november 10th. get ready to crack open some crab. today marks the beginning of crab season beginning on time for the first time in three years. the department of fish and game expects the harvest to be robust and that is very good news for fishermen following another disappointing salmon season. it's also good news for you if you like crab because when the harvest is plentiful, the price of crab goes down. a lengthy scientific study here on earth predicts human kind can survive a journey to mars. astronauts are back with the family and friends after 17 months in utter isolation. can you believe it, rob? >> that's a little much. >> during the experiment in moscow, the astronauts lived in

a windowless, cramped shell where they rarely showered. officials with the $15 million mars 500 experiment says they proved that humans can go to the red planet. a shower would be nice, i think. they had champagne, a big trophy, victory speeches, the whole deal but it was a big mistake. on tuesday, surfing legend kelly slater awarded the 11th world championship at the rip curl event in san francisco but yesterday slater discovered that he did not, in fact, clench the title. he added up the points and, whoops, not enough. he did tell surf officials via twitter but has another opportunity to clench the championship winning one more heat today. that's pretty honest of him. that's commendable. i would think confident that he was going to take it anyway. just one day later. still to come, are you a black friday shopper?

we'll show you where savvy shoppers are already scooping up holiday deals. first, your weekend calendar with our favorite mike. >> i'm mike and there's lots to do today in the bay. start with me since, well, i'm here right now. tonight i'll be at the mountain view computer history museum to host the 4th annual silicon valley trivia contest hosted by the junior league of san jose. it is a gathering of trivia geniuses but the funds raise, well, they go to the many nontrivial causes they support. including the fight against hunger. you can online for ticket info. and video trivia pop quiz. who's this? anyone? mick jagger? no, no, no. got moves like jagger. and he sounds like jagger. and the group like jagger. it's rudy and they are the unauthorized rolling stones. head to pacifica for the concert and dance party tonight.

rocking good time, i'm sure. but if you can't get no satisfaction from that, then maybe this will be good for your soul. or at least good for the beautiful bay area ridge trail. the 4th annual ridge trail service day, north bay, east bay, south bay and peninsula. go to ridgetrail.org to find a location near you. join up, clean up and i hear eat up. free burburritos. hate for you to miss tnd that's toda sy.learnd that's time for toy. [ man ] did we get anything good?

sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. so this kind of weather makes me want to knit and crochet and found that community services in se credit heart community services in san jose take your hats and your scarves and give them to homeless now that things are colder they love for you to do that. sacred heartcs.org.

my kids say no more hats for them. i think they're nice. can you believe it? we're 20 days away from what's traditionally considered the biggest shopping day of the year. day after thanksgiving. some retailers say why wait? many of them say they have plenty of pre-holiday bargains and marissa grossman can show us some. >> reporter: the lines, the madness, the deals. black friday brings out the masses but now more and more retailers offer big holiday sales earlier and earlier like try this weekend. >> just to save money and try to get the good deals. >> reporter: nicole bartley came to toys r us armed with a list she's checked twice. she is a fan of starting the shopping early and say it is retailers two-day doorbuster deal friday night and saturday scores her a few of the hot gifts. >> you can get the better deals. just because you're out and you're not rushing and you get what you want and the price you need it. >> i was looking at the scooters and the nerf guns.

>> reporter: she has items scoped out and compared the prices. >> i think it's good to know what you're shopping for. get to learn the price ranges so that when, you know, these deals do come out you know it's a good deal or not. >> reporter: retailers acknowledge you may not get as much of a deep discount as you will on black friday but the goal to give shoppers savings options. >> offering something a little bit sooner not as great of a deal gets shoppers out here. >> reporter: bottom line, it depends on the item and if you're game for braving the black friday crowds. >> i don't feel like it's worth the rush of it because the deals are already out there. >> as a tradition, families do it every year and people return and do the same thing. >> and we still have more ahead. coming up. a nice little story. we'll be right back. ♪

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a big asteroid is expected to pass by earth next week. it is believed to be about 1,300 feet wide and will zip by about 200,000 miles from the earth on november 8th. some scientists say that may be a close call but nasa says there's no chance of an impact. they say you can see it with a telescope if the skies are clear. it will be the closest an asteroid has come to earth for at least 200 years. i know that you always get geeked out about that. >> interesting when they zip by closer than the moon is to the earth. this is big. >> that's for sure. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. don't forget to fall back tonight. turn the clocks back an hour. >> that's wonderful. >> will be so cheerful tomorrow morning. you don't want to miss it. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 7:00. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends,

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