travel. i'm give you all the details in just one minute. >> and a live look outside this morning. it is friday, november 28th and this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> well, good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's kick off this hour with a live look across the bay area. can you make out san francisco? yeah, pretty foggy there this morning. on the right there, san jose. you could call today a transition day before that big storm rolls into the bay area. >> let's check in with christina. good morning. >> everybody at home, happy black friday to you. if you're going to be getting out there this morning, it is chilly. just keep that in mind. grab your coat. you can probably keep that umbrella at home for most of the day for most of the bay area with the exception of the north

bay. that's where we're expecting the showers to start, as of this afternoon. keep in mind there's a lot of rain on the way, even throughout your holiday weekend. so stick around, i'm going to show you the timing and how much we're expecting where you live. overall, though, we need that rain and it's coming in heavily at this time tomorrow. stick around for my next report. >> happening right now, christina, shoppers packing bay area malls and outlets looking for the best black friday deals. >> bob redell is live at the livermore outlets with a look at how things are shaping up there. a lot of company with you. >> absolutely. hard to found a parking space. they've been open since 6:00 last night. they've been open for almost 12 hours now, almost 12 hours. people are coming in for

significant discounts. here's abercrombie and finch. and we came down to calvin klein. we saw so many people looking through the clothes. they have ts for $15, i see 50% off, 40% off. it's 5:00 in the morning and this i believe is kind of a slow time. one thing we're not seeing are images like this. we're not seeing people who are carrying as much merchandise out as she was. she caught our attention because she literally looked like she was struggling under the weight of those two bags. this woman was getting ready to go out to the car, her husband was getting the car.

this is what she had to say about her experience last night. >> reporter: how much do you think you saved? >> more than a thousand dollars. >> reporter: do you think it was worth it? >> some of it it was. i didn't stand in the crazy lines. >> no, you only showed up in the m middle of the night. >> yeah. >> reporter: and you think that's a different way of shopping. this is yesterday morning at 6:00 a.m., kmart opening up on thanksgiving day, 5:00 last night, about 6:00 target and that was the best buy in sunnyvale where some people have been camping out since tuesday. best buy shut down at 1:00 this morning and they're going to reopen right now at 5:00,

presumably to hype up those door busters again. but here's a place which has been open since 6:00 last night, they'll be open until 10:00 tonight. i can tell you, it's a little cold out here. in spite of that, you're still seeing a lot of people out here at this early hour. that woman we spoke to spent $2,000 on handbags and or stuff for frniends and family. hey, good morning. how much money have you spent? >> like $300. >> reporter: and how much did you save? >> a good chunk of change probably. >> reporter: do you think it's worth it? >> i think so. >> reporter: how long have you been out here? >> reporter: since 12:00 i-- >> since 12:00 i'd say.

>> reporter: you should buy yourself a jacket while you're out. >> i think the most amazing thing is he was wearing a 49ers t-shirt. >> still, after yesterday. >> bob redell out in livermore. >> while the bay area is buzzing with shoppers this morning, there's no place busier than the mall of america. we're live from the country's biggest shopping destination coming up in our next half hour. >> protesters upset with the fergus ferguson grand jury decision upset and chanted as they walked through a target store. the police were called. there was no violence and no arrests. >> a little later this morning we may learn more about what exactly happened here. you see this? you probably saw these images. they were shot a couple of nights ago. a chaotic side show near the

port of oakland. chp says more than 200 people were involved. one car even burned to a crisp. authorities have not said much more. this morning at 10:00, the chp will release more information. >> investigators promise to explain the kind of operation conducted by officers along with the total number of vehicles impounded that night. >> people in the south bay plan to spend thanksgiving one day late. residents who live in the notorious jungle encampment will hold a speak-out. it is now the largest homeless camp in the united states. today they plan to read a letter recently sent to city leaders opposing that shutdown.

>> and we take a look outside over at the east bay this morning. >> a lot of people up and out early. we're already seeing that as well, christina. they're taking advantage of those black friday sales. >> sounds look they're really saving money out there with bob redell this morning. yeah, that guy who is looking for a girl friend to buy a handbag for, he's still out there, ladies. patchy fog developing now as you're trying to get to your favorite shopping center this morning. we do have this fog developing, it's chilly out there. otherwise no problem in the weather department. we are looking for some chilly conditions and overcast skies and changes in the works. the showers stayed to the north still at this point. 55 degrees in the south bay today, 63 on the beautiful peninsula and temperatures will be fantastic for your shopping conditions. especially south of the golden

gate bridge. if you were going to hold out shopping n tomorrow, it could get rough just getting to your vehicle, rain. temperatures are going to get really cool. we're going to keep the fog coming in with changes on the way. a lot of rain, like we haven't seen in months here in the bay area. stick around. i'll show you who is expecting upwards of 5 inches right here in the bay area between now and next tuesday. that's in my next report. right now back to you, scott and laura. >> have you seen this? holly grinch caught on camera. this is surveillance video. this morning the family is looking for whoever pulled into their driveway and took off with the family's holiday decorations. steph, we understand the family

just put out those decorations. >> reporter: that's right. the family had just put up the decorations, about 5 feet tall so not small. the man got caught on camera. you can see the security camera above the front door. they are hoping to get the decorations back. you saw the video. it was right in the middle of the afternoon, broad daylight, around 3:25 wednesday when you see a man back into the driveway, his trunk is already open. he takes the snowman and puts it in himself trunk. about ten minutes later he comes back, trunk open, and steals santa. >> it's the holiday spirit. you need to put it out for the holiday. >> reporter: and it really sucked the cheer out of the holiday for this family. the family realizes this is going to be low on the priority

list for the police but they say there's a lot of sentimental value for the family. they'll keep an eye out for the decorations. they're hoping to get them back and warn other families as well. >> i'm impressed that family was so organized to even put all that up by this time. that's too bad somebody had to steal some of it. >> it's 5:10. imagine having the best holiday on the block without listing a finger. >> i think this year we're going to stand out. >> a bay area man found a way to pull it off. he shares his secrets coming up next.

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a 6 foot douglas fir in oregon could cost $25. a similar tree in southern california might go for $80. >> i like that better than cutting my own. >> like it all decorated? >> anything.

>> "today in the bay" introduces us to a south bay man hoping to make that sometimes daunting task a little easier. >> depending on how you look at it, putting up holidays lights can be a real hassle or a joy us task. for chris, it's his life. >> we want it to look as close to magic as we can. >> reporter: christmas was always a year-round family event. >> we'd barbecue outside. people would say what is a christmas tree doing inside your house? that's mom. she loves christmas. chris frost, who goes by jack frost, puts up lights. the price tag for this deluxe

package, $4,000. >> my mom said there's nobody in the world that will pay you to put up their holidays lights. >> reporter: frost says his business has grown 30% each year. >> i think people are getting the understanding that, wow, there's a company that will actually come out and do that and i don't have to do anything? >> reporter: it's richard jones' first time hiring a professional approximately this year he's going big on the lights. >> a more professional look to it. i like when the lights are all in a row and they look perfect. >> reporter: it also helps ensure his home is the brightest on the block. >> that's the most nicely decorated home on the block. that's cool. >> reporter: he'll even bring in and decorate your tree. finally after four hours adjusting bulbs, the moment frost lives for. >> yeah! >> wow. >> that's really what makes your night, makes your day. >> awesome. >> when the holidays are over, the crew takes the lights down

and will set them up in your storage or store them for you, but for now jones and his family will just simply enjoy their home's new look. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> with it being black friday, many shoppers don't actually hit the stores, they go online. sales skyrocketed overnight. for that and news before the bell, let's turn to dominic chu live at cnbc headquarters. >> reporter: good morning. shoppers were out in full force on thanksgiving in search of those big holiday bargains both in stores and online. sales were up 12% versus the same time last year. as of 9:00 p.m. last night, we'll mark that level there. smartphones and tablets made up nearly half of all online traffic. the average order price, $130, just down slightly from last year. now, walmart says 22 million

shopped in stores yesterday and it had its second best day of online sales ever. now, for the third straight year, a group of walmart employees plan to protest the giant on black friday. they'll protest and plan walkouts. they're seeking higher wages, about $16 per hour and a fair work schedule. a majority of them, walmart claims, are union representatives or paid protesters. >> and it's a half day of trading today. the marks cloets close add 1:00 today. oil prices will be closely watched as opec decided not to slow production.

happy thanksgiving. pa back over to you guys. >> thank you, dominic. >> talking about thanksgiving, a lot of people traveling, a lot of people shopping today. they're up early. >> it's a good way to work off that thanksgiving meal. >> chances are you're waking up having leftovers for breakfast. that sounds delicious. 5:18 now. we've got some fog out there this morning. that is the only weather element that could hamper you getting to your shopping destination safely. it's chilly out there. grab a coat. you're going to need a jacket owl day. but everything, with the exclusion of the north bay, can leave that umbrella at home. rain doesn't arrive until later. day after thanksgiving, temperatures are going to be comfortable out there. if you have the day off today, i

highly advise you to clear out your storm drains. there are a lot of leaves falling. it is that season. as a result the drains could get clogged and you don't want flooding in your yard or in your neighborhood. let me show you what's coming to the bay area. starting tonight at 5:00, showers from sonoma county, all the way south to marin. we take you forward in sometime to 5:00 a.m. saturday morning. that's when the heavy rainfall starts up in the bay area. maybe you like to hang christmas lights on the saturday after thanksgiving. you're better off doing so today with the rain continuing all the way through sunday into monday and the heaviest round on the way for tuesday. even early wednesday with a few showers going in the forecast and as a result we're going to get some very significant totals. let me show you what the models

are projecting. upwards of 5 1/ -- 5.5 inches in yukai. right now i'll tend it back to you, scott and laura. >> this morning san jose police are looking for a person who lost $100,000 at a burger king. the money was found in a booth in a back pack by the assistant manager on wednesday. when the burger king manager opened it, he couldn't believe what he was looking at! >> shocked. hundreds of thousand dollars in there, hundred dollar bills wrapped up in a rubber ban. i thought, oh, what to do. >> he turned it into police.

but so far no one has claimed the bag that contains candy, marijuana and a bank deposit slip. police contacted the person associated with that account and they said they knew nothing about the money. if nobody claims it in six months, the man who turned it in gets the money. cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty?

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need a break from the holidays? how about seeing a movie? >> business partners lose a down payment on their dream in "horrible bosses 2." they start their own company only to found themselves swindled by an investor. so they seek justice from the shady side of the law in jamie foxx. >> imitation is the sincerest form of victory in "the imitation game." his team break's hitler's enigma code in world war ii, but he has a personal secret that is not revealed until british police arrest him for being gay. >> and "penguins of madagascar,"

they join forces with super spies. >> there you have it. weekend plans, especially with the rain. >> hollywood's biggest stars counted their blessings on thanksgiving. >> and as expected, they shared the pictures over social media. >> oprah sent the day with some of the girls from her school in africa. >> and this caption says "turkey bowl 12." >> i want to play football with rob lowe. i don't even play football. >> the caption says "happy

thanksgiving" from the cousins, who have other last names. >> what? >> the time now 5:25. copping up, he turns trash into treasure. >> it's happiness, which is the best part for me. >> the unique way one bay area man is helping house the homeless. >> let's take a peek outside this morning overlooking the south bay. san jose, can you see the shoppers out there in the distance? yeah, black friday started on thursday, gray thursday. people still out and about. we'll have live reports coming up.

good morning. chilly days make you want to sleep in. maybe you're doing your online shopping indoors. you might want to have your heater on. 65 degrees, coolest day of the week from the south bay. we got rain on the way. we'll time the system out to your doorstep. rain measured in inches before all is said and done. right now back to you, scott and laura, for the top stories of the day. >> thank you much. >> home for the holidays is a phrase you hear a lot this time of year. for people without a place to live, the phrase is unrealistic. >> there's an oakland man who has been spending the last few years combatting homelessness in his neighborhood. here's gavin thomas.

>> this oakland artist has always had a fascination with small living spaces. he made a name for himself when he created a home out of a dumpster. really? he found a way to help people in a big way while still thinking small. if it was stories greg was after, he'd have no problem finding them. among the pools of trash dumped each morning in his neighborhood, there are clues that held the story of how each one got there. >> you got a little grow mixture. this is a marijuana operation dump. >> reporter: but greg isn't interested in the story. just happy endings. and he'll take only what he needs to build them. greg is an artist who has long

held a fascination with small living spaces. he once a built a home out of a dumpster. he also marvels at the shelters his homeless neighbors construct out of materials they find on the street. so a couple of years ago greg gathered some of those materials and built one himself. and that was that. or so he thought, until one rainy night a homeless woman knocked on greg's door asking for a tarp. >> i didn't have a tarp. i said i'm sorry. i went back in and i walked back to my home. i thought what am i doing? i said, hey, charlene, come back tomorrow, i have a home for you. as soon as i gave it away, i felt so good. i thought this is great. these people are so happy. >> reporter: it felt so good, greg decided to do it again. and given. and given. -- again.

and again. greg has now built more than a dozen homes for the momentless, all are on wheels, all made solely out of the materials greg pulls each morning from those trash pods and all are destined to make a homeless neighbor's life a little drier, a little safer and judging by the look on kelly's face, a whole lot happier. kelly says she has not had a roof over her head for 19 years. but will tonight thanks to greg. >> a lot of happiness, which is the best part for me. >> thank you. >> since our story first aired, greg has gone on to make dozens more houses and been contacted by people from around the world wanting to duplicate what he is doing in their city or town. i'm garvin thomas, nbc bay area news.

>> if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our web site and go to bay area proud. >> what's happening now on the opposite end of the scale, the black friday frenzy is in full force across the bay area and shoppers are making a mad dash with the hottest deal. >> bob redell joins us at the livermore malls. i see people making a mad dash, what is it, the michael kors store? >> no, this is the bayberry store. they opened the doors at 5:30 because there were so many people waiting in loon. the store manager -- they just capped it because they got too

many people in there. the store manager said this was a lot more people this year than they had last year. we talked to the kids that were standing in the front of the line. they've been waiting here for three hours. the one kid said he was going to spend $300 and save $80. said it was worth it but you do the math, that's only a savings of 20% to 30%. that's the deals they're offering here in the store. can i ask you a quick question. are you on the phone with someone? no, no, no, that's okay. how about you guys, can i ask you a quick question? you in the camo. how much money are you planning to spend? >> i don't know. my wife is already in there.

>> reporter: how much money are you going to save? >> maybe $100. >> reporter: that's a lot of money to spend for a carscarf a handbag. >> reporter: that's a good jacket. >> i got this for $10. >> they had more people coming here this black friday than last black friday. at one point 580 was backed up. when i was coming here, people were parking across the interstate. they even have a shuttle running for people to come out here today because they were expecting such a large crowd.

you got people willing to drop a lot of money. unemployment, i know the numbers have gone down but it's not gone down at the lower level and you wonder where is everyone getting all this money? scott, laura? >> thank you very much. similar scenes playing out across the country. the biggest shopping destination in the country, the mall of america in minnesota. >> and jay gray is there now braving the crowd. good deals out there, jay? >> there are some good deals, laura. and a lot of people you see here are carrying bags. that's good news. this is shopping -- there's a roller coaster, whether it's here or maybe somewhere a bit smaller. this is definitely a day that's all about bargains.

let's give you a couple of friday fun facts, like friday fun facts. first of all, analysts say that shoppers are going to spend $418 each. everybody out shopping, that's the average, $418. which is good news from the last couple of years. so it's good for retailers, good for the economy. also they're telling us that 76% of those who shop, they're not looking for the kids, they're not looking for the grandparents, they're shopping for themselves. so we're trying to find these deals but they're for us. now you know i'm a giver and i have spent most of my day here today looking for the perfect gift for laura. i've been trying to found it. i'm struggling, i'm looking all over the mall.

it's from the heavens. it's perfect for laura. it's exactly what i've been looking for. it's a turkey hat. do you love it? >> do you know what i love? i love it on you. >> it looks good on you, jay. >> i need a picture of that. put it on my desk. thanks a lot, jay. >> the giving season is upon us. >> even the turkey hat. let's check in with christina loren. she was wearing a santa hat the other day. >> indeed i was. and i have a singing christmas tree to put on your desk later on today, scott mcgrew. i think you can rock that hat as well. this morning we do have some thick fog here in san francisco. but take a look at this. just one, maybe two commuters out there, not a lot of people out and about until you get to your shopping center and they're all lit up and the parking lots

of full this morning. if you are one of the people headed out there, you can leave your umbrella home for most of the day. here's our front. it's a slow mover, right now moving into northern california, as we get into the next couple of days, we have two systems slated to come on top of the bay area. that atmospheric river tap, we're talking about really heavy totals and potential for flooding in the bay area. but there is a light at the end of this tunnel. i stopped that clock for you. friday night, tonight at 7:00, showers still at that point up in the north bay, not pressing into san francisco. it's a big night in san francisco. the 50th annual ghiradelli square tree lighting. lots of chocolate. that's the only rain we're expecting. potentially at 9:00 p.m. we

might get a little drizzle over there. i don't know why you'd want to go offer there when ghirardelli square has free chocolate. >> that's my kind of forecast. >> and we'll investigate why postal employees aren't allowed to call 911. >> and taking a live look outside, overlooking fremont this morning, not a lot of commute traffic out there as people have this black friday off. now we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news and weather, right after the break.

it's so sad because i can imagine him fighting for his life. >> this was sam's second home, the postal process and distribution center in west

oakland. he operated a letter opening machine for 20 years. >> he was dedicated, very honest, everybody loved him. >> nobody knows what happened. co-workers found him lying on his back, blood coming from his mouth and ears from an apparent head injury. employees reported founding sam between 3:00 and 3:30 in the morning. but records show the first 911 call didn't come in until 3:53. >> what's your emergency? >> we have an employee bleeding from the mouth. >> reporter: according to the report, when the first employee found sam, he called out to another worker, who contacted his supervisor. at the same time, an employee found her supervisor, who told her to find a manager. the supervisor assessed sam,

waited for other management and then called the postal police and asked them to call 911. that call was made up to 53 minutes after an employee said he first saw sam on the floor, barely conscious. >> when i asked if anyone called 911 right away. they said, oh, no, they don't call 911, they have to call the supervisor first. >> they told us employees are routinely instructed not to call 911 but to alert a supervisor first. >> if we see an accident, we're just going to step aside. >> here in oakland the policy for medical emergencies are clear. this is a communication manager. he says the policy exists so paramedics can respond right away.

he said cell phone service can be spotty from inside the building but postal police call from a land line. when the postal officer called 911, she had trouble relaying important information about sam. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> well, i don't know. >> did he fall? >> ma'am, i don't know. >> there are also radio delays. >> is he completely alert? >> is he completely alert? >> the postal of a is no where near sam. she's on the first floor. sam is on the second. >> what part of his body was injured? >> do you know what part of his body was injured? he hit his head. >> some employees said this was like a game of telephone with someone's life hanging in the balance. what's your reaction to that? >> i'm not sure you want me --

what do you want me to say? >> reporter: if that had been you or your loved one, is that how you would have wanted the response handled? >> as the chief of neurosurgery, this doctor has treated thousands of pashs from head trauma. >> as soon as that person can get medical attention, the better the likelihood there is a good outcome. >> if we have a situation what is life threatening, of course we have to look at it. if there's a breakdown, we have to look at it. >> was was a breakdown? >> it probably took a little bit longer.

>> what the supervisor thought was a little bit longer, the doctor feels is more. >> this is a matter of life and death. >> reporter: as we began asking questions about the delays, ruiz said he would recommend changes to district leaders. >> reporter: how long will it take to found out if this policy will change? >> i can tell you i'll be addressing this tomorrow. >> reporter: any changes will be too late for sam. paramedics arrived just 7 minutes after the call but 53 minutes after he was found. no one can tell if the outcome would have been different but the question lingers for the family. he was removed from life support

ten days later. >> time. we pay attention to it mostly when it's gone. the 911 policy in oakland dates back toot the 70s and is simila to the national policy. they say they are revising their policy since our investigation. they say this policy is outdated and dangerous. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >> christina has our microclimate forecast and a live look at the bay bridge. this is why mike inouye has the day off. there are all of seven cars

crossing the bridge there. >> we have a lot of rain on the way. we definitely need it. it's a forecast to be thankful for. i hope you had family and friends in town yesterday because they had a chance to experience our gorgeous bay area weather before the heavy rain comes in. i think just about everybody knows that this great state is in a drought. this is not going to bust the drought but it will, it looks like,significant chunk out of that deficit we've been running and the hillsides will finally return to that luscious green. it will look like dublin, and i'm talking about dublin in the tri-valley. hopefully you're getting ready to enjoy a nice day with family and friends. i can tell you that rain is coming in tonight and we've got a lot of it. tomorrow, all the way through the weekend, we're talking about

heavy downpours. i'm going to show you the futurecast. right now showers still to the north of the bay area. we're going to see those showers move in by this evening. they'll stay put in the north bay as we head into the overnight hours. so it will be chilly out there so make sure you have your jacket ready to go. let's take it right to your futurecast. i stopped that clock for you at 9:00 p.m. tonight. we take you forward in time. you can see what happens as showers turn from light green to orange and yellow, even a deep green here. that is courtesy of that atmospheric river tap. you will be able to get outdoors, it looks like, for the second half of saturday. sunday right now is looking like a washout across the bay area, especially sunday morning,

getting to church can be problematic with a lot of rainfall coming. i take you into monday, a little bit of a break and then on tuesday we get what looks like the heaviest round of rainfall, and this will continue into wednesday of next week. we tally everything up for you, looking towards potentially over 5 1/2 inches of rain and maybe an 1.75 in san jose. we're keeping or fingers crossed. we want these totals but it could produce localized flooding. good idea to clean out the storm drains of all those fall leaves. >> a holiday grinch caught on camera. tack a look at this surveillance video. this morning a south bay family looking for whoever was driving the car when they pulled into the driveway and took off with the family's holiday decorations. steph, i understand the family had just put out those

decorations. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you, laura. it was decorations that were out for 24 hours, part of an elaborate display. the family just turned on the front lawn decorations. it look like the person was really looking for something because this is a cul-de-sac. the family had put them on the lawn not 24 hours before the theft. the surveillance camera saw the man back into his car with the trunk open, gets out, puts the snowman in, comes back after apparently dropping the snowman off to make room for santa. >> i kind of hope that person brings the stuff back or that we can find them. >> reporter: it was the daughter who came home from school realized they were missing and

called her dad. they're hoping to catch the person responsible. it's really for the principle because even though they're only worth a couple hundred dollars, the family says it's sentimental value and privacy as well. coming up, protecting your decorations in our next report. >> and team turmoil for the 49ers this morning. head coach jim harbaugh vowing the team will, quote, reboot, come back and win them all, this after the downright embarrassing loss to the seahawks. "thank you 49ers faithful for coming out strong tonight. this performance want acceptable. i apologize for that. fans who spent their thanksgiving at levi's stadium

agreed. >> he's right. we deserve much better. that is the worst. we have grown a rivalry with them, a competition with them and we are not holding up our part of the bargain. >> the 49ers defense managed to keep the game sort of close but the offense just could not get anything going. colin kaepernick threw two interceptions, both to richard sherm aan in a game that put th playoffs in question for the 49ers. >> we've been here before. we got to do better. >> so the niners won't have to wait that long for a shot at redemption. >> it is 5:56 right now. shopping can sometimes be a

contact sport. we're live at one of the busiest spots in the bay area. >> plus armed robbers target a couple at a popular bay area lookout spot. >> and taking a live look outside, a little bit of fog, haze and some parts of the bay area. it's got to be your day to get out there, hang the lights, do whatever you need to do outside because we have a storm coming our way. christina will cover that for us. it's 5:57. ♪ the world is your snowball see how it grows. ♪

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