right now -- remembering america's mom.. the way people across the nation are remembering flre right now. remembering america's mom. the way people across the nation are remembering florence henderson who passed away, better known as mrs. brady. >> an intense manhunt still under way. the new clues we're learning about the escape of two fugitives. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge this black friday. the wet weather heading our way. it's all coming up. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. hope you had a great thanksgiving. a live look this morning. look at what people are doing now. they're working off that turkey and pie at the livermore shopping center already in full swing at 4:30. those are the big outlets there.

we'll have more on some of the madness happening across the bay area malls right now. that's coming up in just a few minutes. happy black friday if there is such a thing. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. let's get your black friday off to a start. cold in livermore. >> very cold. if you're up this morning about to head to the shopping center, you're late. there's already a lot of people out there and it is cold. here is a live look outside in san francisco. mostly clear skies now and chilly temperatures. it's 47 degrees. it will be 58 degrees for that high today. we'll continue to see the clouds moving in. our next storm system is not far away. in fact, it is moving into far northwestern california. so as it moves into the bay area later on this afternoon, expect to see that rain moving into the north bay first. it's now 39 degrees in santa rosa, livermore 35 and san jose only 42 degrees.

so we'll take a look ahead to the soggy and cold weekend in a few minutes. breaking news out of france this morning. a terror plot foiled. prosecutors announced within the past hour five people have been arrested in connection with a planned terror attack, planned for december 1st. authorities say a group of four people working with an isis coordinator in syria or iraq were arrested. a fifth man working with that same coordinator was on his own. investigators searched two homes, found an arsenal of weapons and specific instructions on how to use them. investigators also found 20 potential targets on computers. reuters says this morning those locations included disney land paris, the champs-elysees and france' intelligence services near paris. the five suspects are expected to appear in court at some point today. 4:32 right now. sad news to report this morning. she was one of television's most

famous moms. florence henderson, always the upbeat mother of "the brady bunch" series passed away. >> henderson best known for her role as carol brady. her manager tells us henderson died last knight surrounded by loved ones. she became a star immediately when the brady bunch first debuted in 1969. of course, she had a show in stage, screen, all kinds of presence. heart failure was blamed for her death. >> so many reactions. maureen mccormick, you see on the right. she starred as marsha brady, her daughter. she called henderson a dear friend for so many years. debra messing posted rest in piece, florence henderson. "the brady bunch" was everything. back to a developing story we've been following for 24 hours.

a jailbreak in the south bay. this morning a manhunt continues for two inmates who escaped from the santa clara county jail. >> kris, still a very active search right now. >> reporter: it is an active search, though not active around the perimeter as it was yesterday. this jailbreak more than 24 hours ago. we showed you around this time yesterday the search by deputies more than 45 of them on foot with dogs. they were searching by air and they did that until about 9:30 yesterday morning at which point they found surveillance video that put those two inmates outside the perimeter around the jail. investigators, though, are not telling us where that is or how the duo managed to cut through the bars of their second story cell, then repel down on clothes and bed sheets tied together. the other two inmates who escaped with them were caught

nearby. more than 24 hours after rogelio chavez and deshawn campbell are considered a dublin interchanan public. >> we're taking every precaution. >> this is chavez in a prior court hearing, almost exactly a year ago. he's there on the left of your screen. tattoo above and below his eye. he was booked in jail in august. laron campbell has been in the jail since 21 months ago. the manhunt and the search for those two continues this morning. once again, we'll remind you if you see something, you should say something but you definitely shouldn't come into contact with these two dangerous men. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." 4:35 right now. a story making national news this morning. missing mother found bound but

alive on a northern california road. this morning, the mystery is deepening as the search continues for two women who abducted her. sherry pepini went missing after going for a jog. she was released yesterday morning. despite being died, she was able to flag down a driver. the mother of two is now in stable condition in a hospital. the family friend says she's thankful to everyone who helped looking for her. >> she just thanked us for the time we put in trying to bring her home. she was pretty emotional. >> investigators are looking for two armed hispanic women. a $50,000 reward is being offered for more information. >> the turkey is long gone -- maybe it's in tupperware. today it's all about shopping.

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==laura//cu== a thanksgiving robbery in so good morning. the time is 4:40. we get a live look outside in palo alto. it is nice and quiet. chilly temperatures. we were only feeling some 30s and 40s out there. but trending into the low 60s today. clouds moving in and rain late tonight. i'll give you an idea of what to expect heading into the weekend. it's 4:40 right now. thanksgiving robbery in south san francisco has police looking for a man with a gun. it happened everly yesterday morning on railroad avenue. the victim was walking when the suspect pulled out a gun and took the victim' wallet and cell phone. the victim was not hurt. 4:40. there's a push o to make menlo

park a sanctuary city. menlo park police tell the "mercury news" the park does not ask about citizenship and has a policy that doesn't encourage deportation. the spokesperson wouldn't speculate on what might happen if president-elect trump is in office. san francisco, san jose, oakland and berkeley have sanctuary cities policies. >> reporter: in place. parking can be a nightmare, but a lawsuit has been filed to stop a 300-spot parking lot. the new parking lot should be finished in 2020. coming up, if you're not shopping, you're probably going to watch a movie. we can tell you what's in theaters. >> let's take a peek outside on this early black friday morning. maybe it's late because you've been up for a while. a live look at san jose. good morning to you. hope you had a great thanksgiving. a lot more ahead.

glad you're joining us this morning.

for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. happy friendsgiving. warm up with pillsbury.

let's check the forecast for this black friday weekend. see if you're shopping out there, if you node to buy a coat. >> oh, yes. make sure you have some hot coffee, too, while you're out there shopping and try to keep warm. it's one of those traditions, people get out there and fight through the crowds. we have cool air to go along with that. it really feels like the holidays.

maybe that's hoping to get you in that holiday spirit, as we get ready for the weekend, it will be a soggy one. i guess this will be perfected shopping weather, i'd raining all day tomorrow. rain that will continuous pretty much all day tomorrow, but it starts to move into the north bay late tonight. that's where the temperatures are the coldest now. it's 39 degrees in santa rosa, napa 44 degrees and also 44 in oakland at this point and san jose 42. morgan him checking in at 57. highs today reaching the low 60s in the peninsula as well as the tri-valley and the south bay. partly cloudy skies, we'll continue to see clouds moving in and rain will be likely in the north bay starting this ave. noon into the evening. in san francisco, it will be clear and chilly to start. once again, the clouds really

starting to roll in. highs reaching the upper 50s to low 70s: we had the showers in the north bay and san francisco. that's where it was the heaviest. that will be moving in imt the day tomorrow. even early on sunday we'll still have some rain, but then it moves out. by monday afternoon, the storm well off to the east and a chance to dry out. estimated rain may reach a half inch for most of us. in concord about .3 inch and in livermore closer to .5 inch. heavier for the north bay, almost an inch possible there. rain for saturday and early sunday. scott and laura. >> it turns out millennials are willing to stand in line longer than baby boomers on black

friday. >> for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's check in with susan li live at cnbc world headquarters. >> wall street will be open for half a day of trading today. the stock market will close at 1:00 p.m. eastern. stocks ended mixed for the dow, another record high. the consumer and financial sectors leading the way. the dow rising 59 points at the end of it. picking up 19,083. the nasdaq snapping a two-day winning streak. we're starting off today at 5,380. shoppers were pointing and clicking a lot on thanksgiving. adobe digital index say web sales rose more than 13% to more than $1.1 million. that increase is partly due to heavy discounting. target says it was one of the

strongest days online for them that they saw yesterday, but some retail ammists say traffic was actually subdued at these brick and mortar shops. millennials may leave home today to venture out to the crowded stores. nearly half of black friday shoppers are between the ages of 34 and younger. more than half are women. once at those stores, 31% of the young millennials, between the ages of 18 and 24 and a quarter of the so-called older millennials will stay in line to make purchases no matter what. only 20% of baby boomers say they do the same. scott and laura, i'm not sure that's all that surprising. >> thanks, susan. the thanksgiving holiday weekend is a big time at the box office. >> there are several new movies in theaters if you're looking for something to do with the

family on what's going to be a very rainy weekend in the bay area. first up, moana where a teenager sets out on a mission to save her ooi land. she runs into the demi god maui played by dwayne johnson and he helps guide her. moana is rated pg. >> brad pitt and marianne cot yard, the two fall in love, get married and pitt finds out his wife may be working for the bad guys. this one is rated r. >> rules don't apply, a chauffeur falls for an ak trace hired by his boss which is against the rules. >> billy bob thornton returns in "bad santa 2." kathy bates stares as his mother. they come up with a plan to rob a charity on christmas eve, but the foundation director gets thornton seconds thought. >> last weekend's box office

winner expected to be a big hit. eddie redmayne stars in "fantastic beasts and where to find them" set in a magical world of new york city. made $75 million the first weekend. it's rated pg 13. >> an afternoon of fine dining for hundreds of people in need compliments of an east bay neighborhood. >> the restaurant owners decided to push their problems to the side and help those in need. a gourmet meal with five star service was served to the needy. >> the workers are happy and giving back. >> the owner, an immigrant from ethiopia was once homeless herself. the community rallied behind her during the eviction battle four months ago.

it's now rescinded. and while she's fighting to get a lease, she says she's has so much to be thankful for. >> a special delivery for the white house. michelle obama will receive the final white house christmas tree for her husband's presidency. this year's tree, 19 foot douglas fir donated by a group from wisconsin. president obama offered a message of unity in his final thanksgiving address acknowledging this was a divisive election. >> we focused on the candidate that we support instead of the ideals we share. a few short weeks later, thanksgiving reminds us no matter our differences, we're tell one people. >> mr. obama made several phone calls as well to service members to thank them. earlier the first family served dinner at the armed forces retirement home in washington. >> meanwhile, the president-elect says he's working hard even during the thanksgiving holiday tweeting he's trying to get the carrier

air conditioning plant to stay in indiana. earlier this year the company announced it was moving production to mexico, taking 1400 jobs. during the campaign mr. trump made refers to the company saying if it moves to mexico, it would pay a hefty tax on imports into the united states. of course, under nafta it does not. mr. trump has said he wants to renegotiate nafta. coming up, a see lion hero the way a cat used one of its nine lives to help a local family. download the nbc bay area app to get realtime traffic information. on nbcbayarea.com hear from a woman who survived a vicious bear attack, left her with a broken arm, partially collapsed lung and cuts to her happened. more top stories in two minutes. see you then. ad lib live picture-- san mateo

bridge a very good friday morning, black friday. still dark outside this morning as people are making their way across the san mateo bridge. it actually looks like a lot of traffic for a friday. maybe they really are heading to those spots. 4:55 right now. a family cat might have saved two lives. >> a fire broke out early yesterday morning in the garage of a home. the cat made enough noise to wake the homeowners. the cat alive and well. everyone in the home is okay, too. investigators aren't ruling out arson. free passes to california state parks today for black friday, but they've nearly run out. all part of the green friday movement, aims to get people outdoors with their family instead of shopping this holiday season.

right now the only free passes available for the bay area are for the benicia state park. you can still visit any park, you just have to pay the normal fee for parking your car. christmas festivities beginning across the bay area. one of san francisco's 27th annual macy's tree lighting ceremony is tonight at 6:00. the year the reusable tree has been decorated with shining orangements and over 33,000 energy efficient lights. a holiday bus decked out in snowflakes and ribbons actually collecting toys for kids. this morning the golden gate bus can be found tonight at the san rafael parade of lights at 5:30. it will start in downtown petaluma. buses working with the marine toys for tots foundation to collect toys for less fortunate children. they want to stuff the bus with new unwrapped donations.

>> a lot of people up early shopping on this black friday morning. they probably need to bundle up, don't they, kari? >> or they can stay at home and type away on the computer. we have cold air that will be rolling in and some rain. it looks like a pretty soggy weekend. i'll detail that coming up in a microclimate forecast. >> two inmates on the loose after breaking out of a south bay jail. the new details we're learning about the search and the escapees. >> "nbc bay area responds." we've recovered over $300,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. it's judgment day.

back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, so the only thing they see is that beautiful bird. go ahead. let 'em judge.

how people are honoring florence henderson this morning. =kris/vo= kris live tease how people are honoring florence henderson this morning. >> reporter: it is manhunt day two, two dangerous criminals still on the streets, on the run. what surveillance video reveals about where they may be. >> a wet weekend, a live look at san francisco this morning. we have more on that soggy forecast to kick off your black friday. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. open for business. black friday shopping kicking off early this morning. a live look at livermore and valley fair mall. already there are people there. what you can expect as you head out the door in just a few

minutes. in the meantime, thanks for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. now we're on to black friday this morning. a lot of people want to buy their trees, in fact. is today the day to do it? we'll have a soggy day to do it. >> yes, within the next few hours is when you want to get out there. if you don't want to have to try to lug the tree inside with it pouring down rain on you, yes, today and then maybe again next week you'll have another chance as we get a live look outside now in san jose. it's all quiet, but it is cold. you really have to bundle up. we have temperatures in the 30s and low 40s and into the day we get ready for this. the next storm system that will produce at times some heavy rain but a more widespread steady rain for tomorrow. i'll detail that and what to expect as we go through the next several days as the temperatures stay tool. that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> watching breaking news this mornin