a lot of good memories watching that show, so many of them. you know what today is. yeah, you do, it's black friday. here is a live look at the outlets in livermore this morning. stores expecting a very busy day of shopping already under way. the lines are huge. >> we'll have team coverage all morning long in some of the bay area's most popular shopping spots. make sure you're ready to head out the door. in the meantime, good morning everyone. >> scott is in for sam this morning. took a little turkey day off. i'm laura garcia-cannon. kari hall joins us as well. a cold start to the day. >> it is really cold again this morning. it seems like we're settling in to a pattern here. very chilly morning. so i guess we better get used to it. maybe you're going out shopping for a warm coat. you need it. it is 37 degrees in livermore and morgan hill. 47 in oakland and napa starts out the morning at 44 degrees. as we get a look at what so expect as far as the high temperatures today, upper 50s to

low 60s, long sleeves needed, but not so much the sunglasses as the clouds roll in. getting ready for rain. i'll detail that, what to expect as the rain continues to pour across the bay area tomorrow into sunday. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, kari. to stay ahead of the rain, get our free nbc bay area app. it is 6:01 this friday morning. breaking news out of san mateo. firefighters at the scene of a three-alarm fire burning on oak street near el camino real and highway 92. we have a crew headed to the scene right now to see what's going on. we're also following breaking news in paris. a terror plot foiled there. prosecutors announced within the past hour, five people have been arrested in connection with a terror attack that was planned for december 1st. authorities say the group of four were working with an isis

coordinator in either syria or iraq, and there was a fifth man working with the same coordinator but on his own. reuters reports some of the potential targets included disney land paris, the champs-elysees and france's counterintelligence services hub. the five suspects expected to appear in french court today. a developing story this morning, the search continues for two fugitives who escaped from the santa clara county jail. these are their photos. rogelio chavez and lanon desean campbell. >> nbc bay area was the first to break the news of that jailbreak. we came on early yesterday for you to update you on what was going on. >> and covering it for us yesterday on the scene, kris sanchez was the first reporter out there. she joins us with more information on the search efforts that are going on right now. kris? >> reporter: good morning, laura and scott. we are way closer to the main jail than we were yesterday. yesterday the perimeter extended all the way around the jail. we were kept at bay as well. now we know those two escaped

inmates managed to make it out, so there were more than 40 officers searching for them on foot with dogs, with the helicopter overhead, the light streaming down, and they did that until about 9:30 yesterday morning. that's when they lifted the perimeter because deputies discovered surveillance video put the two outside this area. investigators say that now the search area is all of santa clara county. they tied clothing and sheets and repelled down to the ground. two other inmates who were with them, who made the escape at the same time, they were caught as the deputy was on routine patrol outside the jail. now more than 24 hours after rogelio chavez of san jose and laron campbell of palo alto escaped, they are still on the run. >> the fact that these bars were cut the way they were, it wasn't

something they thought of in a minute. it probably took previous planning. >> reporter: nbc bay area was in the same courtroom a year ago yesterday when rogelio chavez appeared before a judge on charges that we or not clear at this point because the courthouse is closed. we can tell you he's 33 years owed. you by now have likely seen the tattoo above and below his left eye. he was booked in august. the other suspect, laron campbell was booked 21 months ago, so they had plenty of time to sit in that cell together and plan their escape. if you come into contact with them, call 911. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." certainly has been a tense thanksgiving holiday for people who live in the neighborhood. officers and deputies patrolling the streets near that jailbreak, asking everybody to keep an eye

out. >> it's unnerving. no one wants to hear that in your neighborhood. >> very unfortunate. i hope they catch them for the community. >> less than eight hours after the inmates escaped, thousands arrive in san jose for the annual silicon valley turkey trot. 100 officers were along the race route looking for the inmates and providing extra security. stay with nbc bay area as the search continues. we'll work this story around the clock. go to our bay area app and our facebook page for the latest. i know you remember this woman quite well, scott. one of tv's most famous moms, florence henderson, the upbeat mother of "the brady bunch" passed away. ♪ here's the story of a lovely lady ♪ >> henderson befd known for the role of playing carol brady passed away in southern california. the manager tells us henderson died last night surrounded by loved ones. she became a star immediately when "the brady bunch" debuted

in 1969. heart failure is believed to be the cause of her death. a live look at henderson's star on the hollywood walk of fame. it's early but no doubt people will bring flowers and candles as a tribute. henderson was also a contributor to the "today" show decades ago. she leaves behind four children and five grandchildren and, of course, the brady six. >> patricia arquette tweeted, florence henderson, warm, talented and kind passed away today. larry king said rest in peace florence henderson, a dear lady with a great sense of humor and a terrific laugh. america's mom has died. a missing mother was found bound by alive on a northern california road. this morning the mystery deepening as the search continues for the two women who abducted her. sheri papini went missing november 2nd after a jog in the town of mountain gate in shasta county. she was released yesterday

morning. despite being tied up, she was able to flag down a driver along interstate 5. the 34-year-old mother of two is in stable condition at a hospital recovering from minor injuries. investigators are looking for two armed hispanic women driving a dark colored sedan. $50,000 reward for information. as most people were sitting down for thanksgiving dinner, our cameras were rolling as more than 300 shoppers pushed their way into union square macy's in san francisco. that's one of the stores that got black friday started early. >> the doors opened and we were the first people inside. >> the national retail federation says 137 million americans will shop this weekend. staels are expected to jump 3.5% from last year. don't forget tomorrow is small business saturday. >> that's right. a taco truck robbed in broad daylight wednesday afternoon in

benicia. authorities say three men wearing masks and hoodies sprayed the three working with pepper spray and took off in a blue-gray honda suv. >> it's unusual. the taco trucks in town are a staple of the business. they're a staple of the community. they're out there, but it's not a high-risk target. >> employees were treated at a local hospital for minor burns. 6:08. several recovery efforts going on. hurricane otto hit nicaragua with powerful winds and torrential wind, causing sadly several deaths. in the meantime in el salvador, an earthquake struck the pacific coast of that country. amateur video shows people evacuating after the magnitude 7.0 quake. a tsunami alert was issued.

so far no reports of any damage. we will have some rain moving in, at least it does hold off for the next several hours. if you're going out shopping early this morning for the first part of the day, it looks good, but it will be mostly cloudy. the rain starts to approach late tonight in the north bay and south bay is looking pretty wet. maybe plans if you're going shopping for a mall, somewhere indoors. we'll continue to see the rain off and on through out the day tomorrow, breezy winds. on sunday we'll slowly have some clearing and the storm moving out early on monday. we'll take a look at chilly temperatures over the next several days. coming up, getting your hands on some of the hottest toys in the stores this year. >> what some of the most sought-after gifts are wrapped in tradition.

>> reporter: good morning. i'm bob redell. if these lines are any indication, retailers are going to be very happy this black friday. we'll tell you coming up what is possessing people, what people are looking for that's bringing them out so early in the morning. that story coming up. >> bob in the tri-valley area. we're in the south bay. this is san francisco this morning, taking a live look outside. it's a cold start to our morning. look at that. we'll see all the lights on the buildings pretty soon. happy holidays. it's official. start the christmas music. 6:10 right now.

good friday morning. if you're on your way to gilroy for shopping, only 36 degrees. it warms up quickly over the next several hours, by 9:00 at 53 degrees. mid 6 os later this afternoon. i'll have a look at your forecast, whether you're shopping, going to work or will be traveling. that's coming up in just a few minutes. a sad discovery in antioch, a 17-year-old boy was found shot near a high school. it happened on a trail a few blocks in deer valley high late wednesday night. neighbors reported the gunfire. officers arrived and found the teen badly injured.

he later died at the hospital. so far, no names and no arrests. a thanksgiving robbery in south san francisco has police looking for a man with a gun. it happened early yesterday morning on railroad avenue. the victim was walking along when the suspect pulled out a gun and took the victim's wallet and cell phone. the victim was not hurt. walnut creek police need your help this morning. it's surveillance video. you can see the car pulling into an apartment complex. the suspects, two men and a woman, calmly get out of the car, break into a van and steal several items. if you've seen them, any of them, if you can make them out, you're urged to call police. the black friday shopping frenzy under way. millions of americans heading to malls and businesses around the country trying to get some deals. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the outlets in livermore this morning where shopping is already in full swing. those people mean business out there. >> reporter: take a look inside the burberry store.

you can see it's at capacity inside. one reason is they're offering discounts up to 30% which is unusual, i'm told. that's why you have this line of people out here because they can't let everyone in at once. it will be too crowded. i'll ask your husband real quick, how much money do you think you'll be spending in there? >> i don't know. >> reporter: you sound afraid. is it because your wife has the credit card? >> expensive product, you know. >> reporter: are you looking for something in particular? >> my wife a scarf. >> reporter: what's your budget? asked the wife? >> yeah. >> reporter: good luck to you. i want to show you the line of cars coming to the san francisco premium outlets. this is from last night. 7:30 last night, thanksgiving night, eastbound 580, look at the right side of your screen. you see those brake lights. that's the line of cars waiting to get off the exit which leads to the outlet malls.

the mall tells us they had people out there waiting at noon even though the mall didn't open until 3:00. it's been open since 3:00. they've been very busy, busier than last year according to someone we were speaking with. they have 3,600 parking spots here. they're all take n up. they even have shuttle service to take people to park their car at a local community college. this is the line for kate spade, a purse store. good morning. you've already got a purse. are you buying a new purse? doesn't want to talk? how about you, miss? how much money do you think you'll spend in there? >> i don't know. it will depend on whether i see something that i really like. >> reporter: is this for yourself? >> myself and my daughters. i'm visiting from canada. >> reporter: you have kate spade there but you can't get the deal here? >> first black friday i've been in the states. i thought i'd check it out. >> reporter: do you have black canada up in friday?

>> we do. thank you very much for that. >> reporter: you're very welcome. i assume it's an export that you wish you didn't have. >> thanksgiving for us is in october. >> reporter: how much do you expect to save in there? >> probably half the price of whatever i die. nice 70% off in the window. i'm hoping that holds true. >> reporter: best of luck to you and thanks for visiting us. look at this line. this line is shorter than it was earlier. but you can see it goes down a couple -- tens and tens more people. excuse me. you look like the type of guy who is in the mood for a kate spade purse. do you wish you weren't here? >> i'm just here to carry the bags. >> reporter: i'm with you. you need a hug? >> thank you. i'll be happier when i get to the nike store. basketball shoes, anything good

price. >> reporter: best of luck. thanks for talking with us. there you have it, guys. very busy morning. going to be busy for the next several hours at the outlets here in livermore as black friday is getting under way here. >> happy friday. >> happy black friday. a good give-and take relationship. you carry my bags, i'll carry yours. >> reporter: bob redell in livermore. thank you. wall street will be open but just half day. the stock market closes at 11:00 our time. the bond market will close around the same time. stocks ending mixed on wednesday. the dow hitting another record high. consumer and financial sectors leading the way. dow rising 59 to 1983. still over 19,000. nasdaq snapped a two-day win streak falling five points. holiday shopping season as we saw under way. if we're talking about toys, there are twists on some old favorites. >> kind of cool.

here is "today in the bay's" brian mooar with more on what you can expect under the tree this year. >> reporter: this year's hottest tech toys might look like classics, but they're packing new technology under the hood. hot wheels is rolling out the next generation of toy racing, super charged with artificial intelligence. >> the ai technology allows the cars to stay on track and go at really high rates of speed. >> reporter: who doesn't remember play-doh? now there's an app for that. >> play-doh is one of the age-old toys that kids just love. they're updating it by using smart phones. >> reporter: even barbie is getting an upgrade, a smart home, the high-tech hello dream house. >> there's an elevator inside. that's new. the toilet actually flushes. you can manipulate things by using an app on your phone. >> reporter: the fly brick set allows kids and kids at heart to build a drone out of classic legos. >> the lego drone is a perfect example of how you take a brand we've loved growing up and update it for today's technology.

>> reporter: remember the furby and tamagachi craze? >> the hatch a moles are the biggest craze this year. you can't find them anywhere. >> reporter: a surprise pet hatches right in your hand, that is, if you can actually get your hands on one. brian mooar, nbc news. >> fly bricks are cool. >> it's molting where you rub it and it makes these weird sounds. >> and then breaks out. >> yeah, then you watch it hatch. i don't know. >> maybe those legos or play-doh. he likes building stuff. that will be fun. but i'm not standing in the lines. maybe you plan on doing that today because it is cold. and we'll see how -- have more

cold mornings over the next several days. here is a live look at shea. it's clear this morning as we start out, the temperatures really dipping. we're getting ready for some clouds and a soggy weekend ahead. a lot of people make plans to head out to the shopping centers and the malls. make sure you have some rain gear. it's now 43 degrees in san jose. also in palo alto, in oakland, it is 47 and 37 in livermore. the san francisco premium outlet, it is cold. now in san francisco we'll see those temperatures going from the upper 40s to low 50s. here is the next storm system. you can see the swin of the low pressure system moving closer, and it brought a lot of rain to the pacific northwest yesterday. we're already seeing the rain moving to the north of us. it will be spreading to the south by late tonight and early

tomorrow. here is the timeline. 4:00 in the morning, heavy downpours in santa rosa toward point reyes and becoming more widespread. not as easy for the east bay, the south bay and the peninsula. spotty showers tomorrow, off and on, even into early sunday. we start sunday morning with some rain. we should get some clearing by the afternoon if you're going over toward the sierra, driving through the see era, there's going to be spots with heavy amounts of snow, most of it coming down between late saturday into sunday. the weekend forecast is looking good. some 50s, but it will be cool to start each morning in the upper 40s sunday morning. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up a little bit later. >> we'll look forward to it. thanks so much, kari. >> here is a holiday gift, how much money bay area responds has saved viewers for the whole month of november.

>> plus a northern california mother who went missing for three weeks is found tied up but alive. this morning the new leads investigators are using to try to find her captors before they strike again. >> a live look outside in downtown share. we're off to a chilly start as you are off to the mall. we'll check in with kari again coming up in just a minute.

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"nbc bay area responds" just prapd up another banner month. >> consumer investigator chris chmura says we're winning battles and returning thousands to viewers just like you. this month our team settled 29 complaints and won refunds worth a total of $41,133 for people around the bay area. here are some of the cases we closed. we helped edward in san jose cut through red tape with an airline. he received $750 for damage to a piece of baggage he was forced to check. browning in san jose had a browning in san jose had a festering dispute with his cable company for double billing during installation. we helped him fix it and get about $90 back. also in the south bay, danny asked us to intervene when his brand new windows that a professional installed began leaking. he's been refunded $5,174. our most colorful case of the month took us to richmond. sherry called us after a contractor painted her mom's house pink and tried to stick a

$14,000 bill on her property taxes. we're happy to report that debt has been erased and after our inquiry the contractor forked over $2300 to hire someone else to repaint. we've now opened more than 2800 complaints. but there's still room for yours. call us if you need help. the number is 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> thank you very much, chris. 6:27. breaking news happening in san mateo. pete suratos just arrived. >> reporter: a major house fire taking place right here in a residential part of san mateo. i'll have the detail on that fire coming up in a live report. the two inmates who escaped from a second story cell here at the santa clara county main jail have been spotted. what the surveillance video says about where they may be. >> a live look outside this morning. traffic is moving out there.

people up and about despite maybe being off on this black friday morning. this is from the east bay in oakland. more news ahead. stick around.

6:30 on friday morning. we are starting with breaking news out of san mateo this morning where firefighters are at the scene of a three-alarm fire. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos just arrived on scene. pete, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning, scott and laura.

we just arrived on the scene. i want to show you this home right behind me on oak street near borel middle school. i spoke with san mateo fire. we can confirm that this is a fatal -- there was one woman inside that home. she's an elderly person, in her 60s. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. but there are a number of fire departments here. we have san mateo fire, belmont fire and redwood city fire on the scene. as i mentioned, this is a fatal. there was one woman inside of that home. she was in her 60s. that's what we're being told. this is a developing story. you see the smoke coming out of that roof, all the damage to the roof of that home as a result of this fire. but we're going to hear from the pio here with san mateo fire to give us more information. this is very early on in the investigation. so we still do not know the cause at this time. live in san mateo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> such a tragedy. a charming home, too. so sad for the loss.

let's get a check of the weather with kari. >> cold temperatures this morning. make sure that you wear some extra layers before you head out, and you don't need the umbrella just yet, but you will definitely tomorrow. right now in dublin, starting to see the clouds moving a little closer and the clouds will continue to increase as we go through the day as this next storm system moves in. it's already producing heavy rain for far northern california into the rest of the forecast. we go from the upper 30s to low 40s, into the 60s today. i'll detail that and what else to expect as the rain rolls in late tonight. that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> to try to stay ahead of the rain, you can get our free nbc bay area app. it's a great way to get your own personalized forecast. the search continues for two fugitives who escaped from the santa clara county jail. these are their photos. rogelio chavez and lanon desean campbell. >> nbc bay area the first to break the news of the jailbreak. we came on early yesterday to

update you about what was going on. >> kris sanchez is the first reporter on the scene. she joins us live this morning. >> you have an interesting update on the search efforts, kris. >> reporter: it was around this time yesterday that i was telling you detectives were looking through surveillance video from area cameras including the vta line a block and a halfway way. now we know some surveillance video put those suspects outside the perimeter that was the initial part of the search. this was the scene yesterday as more than 40 deputies searched by foot, searched with canines, searched with the helicopter with flood lights by air. that was going on until 9:30 yesterday morning. that's when the surveillance video put those inmates outside the video. investigators won't tell us where. they say it is all of santa clara county, that part of the man hunt. the duo managed to cut through the bars. they didn't leave their tool behind. they repelled down on clothing and bed sheets tied together.

two other inmates were with them at the time. a deputy on routine patrol saw shadows and noticed that clothes line and rope they made and was able to apprehend those two right away. still more than 24 hours after r rogelio chavez and lanon desean campbell escaped, they're still on the run. each facing felony charges, making them a danger to the public. >> based on their history, yeah, they are dangerous. again, we're taking every precaution. >> reporter: nbc bay area was in the same courtroom as rogelio chavez as he faced a judge back in november of last year. it was actually a year to the day yesterday that he was before that judge. he has that distinctive tattoo over and under his eye. he, along with lanon desean campbell had been in jail for quite some time. laron campbell was here behind bars for 21 months.

the sheriff's department said they have plenty of time to plan this biggest scape. they are considered dangerous. we don't know if they're armed. if you see them, call 911. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> stay with nbc bay area as that search continues. we're working the story around the clock and updating our app as well as our facebook page for the very latest. >> remember this woman who played carol brady? she was one of television's most famous moms, florence henderson, that always upbeat mother of "the brady bunch" has passed away ♪ here's a story of a lovely lady ♪ >> henderson best known for playing that role of carol brady, she passed away in southern california. her manager tells us henderson died last night surrounded by loved ones. she became a star immediately when "the brady bunch" first debuted back in 1969. heart failure is believed to be the cause of her death. here is a live look this morning at henderson's star on the hollywood walk of fame. she was also a contributor to

the "today" show decades ago. she leaves behind four children and five grandchildren and, of course, always the mom in that brady bunch. overnight, so many reactions. memories as well. patricia arquette tweeted, florence henderson, warm, talented and kind passed away today. larry king said a dear lady with a great sensor and great laugh. america's mom has died. a missing mother found bound but alive on a northern california road. this morning the mystery is deepening as the search continues for the two women who abducted this woman, sheri papini who went missing november 2nd after going for a jog in the town of mountain gate in shasta county. she was released yesterday morning and while she was tied up, she was able to flag down a driver on interstate 5. the 34-year-old mother of two is in stable condition at a hospital recovering from minor injuries. a family friend says she's

thankful for everybody that helped look for her. >> she just thanked us for the effort, energy and the time we put in trying to bring her home. she was pretty emotional. it was quite a lot for her to even speak. >> investigators say they're looking for two armed hispanic women driving a dark colored sedan, a $50,000 reward has been offered for more information. >> a san francisco police officer is in critical condition after being assaulted by a skateboarder yesterday afternoon near grand and linden avenue, not far from the all souls catholic high school. police say the skateboarder struck the officer in the head with the skateboard knocking him unconscious. the officer suffered a major head injury. 28-year-old luis ramos-coreas is

identified as the suspect. authorities say a man was trying to ease a woman's pain and suffering when he shot. both the man and woman regained consciousness at the hospital. both are expected to survive. the holidays can bring out the worst in drivers. chp is super busy. officers made 179 dui arrests in the first six hours of the maximum enforcement period. it ends sunday at midnight. what it means is all available officers are on patrol to keep highways safe this weekend. free passes to california state parks for black friday are nearly gone. part of green friday's movement. it aims to get people outdoors instead of shopping. right now the only free passes still available in the bay area are for the benicia state park. you can still visit any park you want. you just have to pay the normal day use fee for parking your car.

>> that would be a great tradition to get started. if you're heading out now in palo alto, likes like 101 is all clear. here is ikea right there. if you're going to work or maybe going shopping, it doesn't look like we have many problems on the roadways. the only problem is it's cold. we have chilly temperatures, and we'll start to see clouds moving in by this afternoon. we're already starting to see the high clouds and thin clouds that will filter the sunshine moving in now. the storm system that will bring us much-needed rain moving in late tonight and throughout the day tomorrow, looks pretty soggy. a look at today's forecast. it will be cool once again to start, but highs reaching 61 degrees in the peninsula. in the south bay, 62 degrees with ploois and once again a cold start in the tri-valley. we have 30s there now. in the north bay, expect a high of 59, also upper 50s for san francisco and the east bay as the clouds move in once again some rain late tonight.

i'll detail what to expect as the heavy downpours move in. the microclimate forecast in less than ten minutes. >> thank you so much, kari. 6:40. we continue to follow breaking news out of san mateo. there's been a deadly house fire this morning. here is new video just into our newsroom within the last ten minutes. pete suratos is live at the scene gathering information from investigators. he'll join us with a live update coming up. out live to the big board. we started at another record. dow well over 19,000 this morning in a shortened day of trading. taking a live look outside at palo alto. kari showed us this shot not too long ago outside by the ikea. i don't know if the black friday sales are happening there, but they are across the bay area. a lot of people out and about. we'll check in with bob redell coming up. there is a place, like no other. where a walk down main street,

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good friday morning. the time is 6:43. if you're planning on catching some deals in san francisco, bundle up. it is cold. we'll have some cool weather throughout the day as the clouds move in. only a few peeks of sunshine ahead of the next storm system that will be arriving late tonight. i'll let you know about that and we'll take a look ahead to next week, cyber monday.

thank you very much, kari. breaking news on this friday morning. a fire in san mateo earlier this morning. this is near el camino real and 92. a woman was killed in the fire, said to be in her 60s. this started just before 5:00 a.m. pete suratos is live on the scene, he's actually talking to investigators hoping to determine how this fire started. he'll have a live report coming up in just ten minutes. now on a much lighter note, after thanksgiving you have millions of americans that will continue the holiday weekend in malls and businesses around the country for black friday. that's right. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the outlets in livermore where shopping has been in full swing almost overnight for these people, right, bob? >> reporter: they opened yesterday at 3:00 at the san francisco premium outlets in livermore off 580.

people liepd up at noon. anecdotally it seems busier here than it was last year that year. it could be because the discounts are a little better according to management that we've spoken to at the outlets. you have a line here for the gucci store, one of the few stores with a line out here. you guys have been waiting about ten minutes? what are you trying to buy? >> jackets. >> reporter: how much do you think you'll spend? >> $200. >> reporter: how much do you think you'll save? >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: this is tory birch. the line goes a little longer. we talked to a lady who waited in line for an hour and just came out of the store. and regredbly she said she didn't find anything in there she wanted to buy. hey there, good morning. >> hi.

>> reporter: what are you interested in buying? >> just browsing. >> reporter: willing to wait in line just to browse? >> yeah. >> reporter: how about you? how much money are you willing to spend? >> not really. >> reporter: don't have a budget? >> just to look around. >> reporter: a lot of people facing the wall who clearly don't want to talk to us. how about you, do you have a budget? >> whatever she wants to spend for me. mom. >> budget is not that big, not this year. >> reporter: would you say several thousand? >> oh, no, no. >> reporter: just kidding. under $500? >> under $500. >> reporter: how much do you think you'll save? >> quite a lot. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving. is there something specific you're looking for? >> black pants for her. >> and purses. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving. thanks for talking to us.

want to show you this piece of video. this is from last night, to give you a sense of the crowds out here in san francisco. i shot this around 7:30 driving eastbound on 580. you see the brake lights at the right side of your screen. that's the line of cars waiting to get off the fallon exit. that's at 7:30 last night. they have 3,600 parking spots on property. those spots were definitely taken overnight and now. so much parking, we've seen people walking over the overpass, over 580 on the overpass to go park elsewhere and they have a shuttle service to transport people from the college a couple miles away. i'm trying to give you a sense of how many people coming out here. black friday deals, 50, 60, in some cases 70% off in some cases. >> how sad for that woman. she waits an hour in line and doesn't find anything.

what people do for a deal. it is 6:47 right now. there's a push to make menlo park a sanctuary city. a group launched this website this week. menlo park police say right now the park does not ask about citizenship and pass a policy that doesn't encourage deportation. the spokesperson wouldn't speculate on what might happen when president-elect trump is in office. a family cat may have saved two lives after a house fire on the peninsula that started early yesterday morning in the garage of a home on los prados street. the cat woke the homeowners. the cat and everyone in the home are okay. investigators are not ruling out arson. parking can be a nightmare in mission park in fremont. a lawsuit has been filed to stop a 300-space parking lot near the popular hiking trail. the lawsuit claims the parking

district didn't look at alternatives and the lot could affect the golden eagle population. the new lot should be finished in 2020. hopefully you got your crab last night if you like the eat it. there's more problems to tell you about this morning for the dungeness crab season. commercial crab season was supposed to start on december 1st. now state health officials are recommending that commercial crabbing from humboldt bay to point reyes will be delayed indefinitely. as many as hoff of the samples tested over the limited for demoic acids. it stems from algae blooms and can sicken and even kill. officials say dung necessary caught north of the oregon border tested safe. wall street quietly opening the bell this morning. the stock market will close early, 10:00 our time. meanwhile the dow and the s&p are both at records this morning. there's your live look at the big board.

dow industrials, another record high. first "full house," now "gilmore girls" returning to netflix. the entire gang is brought back to pick up where they left off, and just in time for holiday bringing. >> christmas festivities are starting across the bay and denies one of san francisco's most recognized christmas trees will be lit in union square, the 27th annual macy's tree lighting ceremony. it starts at 6:00. there will be live music and performances. this year the reusable tree is decorated with shining ornaments and over 33,000 energy efficient lights. >> let's say you're going to go to the tree lighting in san francisco, what should you expect? >> cool temperatures. at least the rain will be holding off. also some cloudy skies, maybe ice skating in union square, one of the fun things to do besides

shopping. we will have great shopping weather today. a live look outside over san jose. a lot of sunshine to start out. once again, the clouds will start to move in. we're already starting to see that farther to the north and chilly temperatures once again. here is our next weather system. it has been producing very heavy rain for parts of the pacific northwest. yesterday in seattle and portland, they racked up quite a bit of rain, several inches there. now we're starting to see that moving in closer to the bay area. we'll start to once again start to see the rain moving in here late tonight. we have still a little time before it starts raining, and it's 47 degrees in oakland. 44 in napa. and 41 to start in santa rosa. highs today reaching the upper 50s to low 60s. here is a look at the timeline. we start to see the rain moving into santa rosa and point reyes by 4:00 in the morning. it's still cloudy elsewhere as the rain moves in and becomes a little bit more steady,

widespread, through at least noon tomorrow. then it breaks up. we'll have scattered showers through the evening, meaning you may have a chance to get out during one of the breaks, but then on sunday morning we also have a line of some showers that may be heavy moving through during the morning before this all clears out. during the next 36 to 48 hours, we'll have the potential of getting about half an inch of rain. much-needed rain and snow in the area. this is showing a lot more snow than the previous run. the potential of at least a foot, maybe a foot and a half of snow for some of the higher elevations. looking at this weekend's forecast, we will have rain once again for tomorrow, for the bay and inland areas, scattered rain, cool temperatures to start. but only reaching into the mid to upper 50s. so expect it to be a cold rain at that. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. we have breaking news on the

peninsula. a fire has turned deadly in san mateo. we'll have a live report from the scene coming up. first, happening now, gridlock at some of the bay area's biggest shopping areas. before you head out the door, download our nbc bay area app. you can get realtime traffic information whenever you need it. on our home page, hear from a woman that survived a vicious bear attack. we'll also have more on this morning's top stories coming up for you in just two minutes.

welcome back on this friday morning. it's 6:56 right now. before you head out the door, we have been covering breaking news this morning from the peninsula in san mateo. one of our top stories of the morning, a house fire has turned deadly. reporter pete suratos just got to the scene within the last half hour or so and has the report. you were talking to investigators out there? >> reporter: yes. good morning, laura. we just spoke with foster city fire, this fire took place on the 1500 block of oak streak. take a look at that. firefighters still working on the smoke smoldering out of the roof. we'll queue up the flame video from this fire that took place around 5:00 a.m. when fire officials arrived, they say they found a

60-year-old woman inside deceased. we're learning another person who lived in the home who wasn't there when authorities showed up. san mateo fire is working with san mateo pd to find that individual. we have numerous fire departments on the team including san mateo fire, belmont and redwood city fire department to name a few. i'll show you guys what we're looking at as firefighters look out for those hot spots as we put out the fire that's mostly contained and the cause of the fire is under investigation. live in san mateo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> very sad. thank you, pete. a developing story this morning. the search continuing for the two fugitives who escaped the santa clara county jail. here are their photos. lanon campbell on the left. rogelio chavez on the right. they escaped around 11:00 wednesday night. they're still on the run and have been booked on several felony charges, considered extremely dangerous.

four inmates escaped the jail after repelling from the second story. two are caught right away. certainly stay with nbc bay area as the search continues. we'll work this story around the clock. we have our nbc bay area app and our facebook page. you can find out all the latest. looking out live this morning, black friday shoching as it gets under way. a couple of people maybe having a rest there, laura. >> doing what they can. they're out at the livermore outlets right now. the outlets were actually open all night. >> millions of americans expected to shop this black friday as well. it was cold out there. >> it still is. >> starbucks, too. maybe people are getting energy and warmth. you need it. >> black coffee on black friday. >> in livermore, just checking out the temperature, 36 degrees. you see all those people standing outside to catch some deals. >> got to get a coat. >> a heavy coat. and this weekend make sure you pick up an umbrella. you'll need that for tomorrow.

we'll have the rain off and on in san francisco as well as the inland areas. highs only reaching the upper 50s and also for the inland areas, 57 tomorrow. so we'll have a cold rain. you three in the wind and you may is be having a tight grip on that umbrella. for sunday, the rain wraps up. there will still be a chance of rain in the north bay on monday, but then the rest of us seeing a rebound in the temperatures into the low 60s as the sun comes out. on wednesday, another round of rain possible. >> there you go. to try to stay ahead of the rain that kari is warning us about all weekend long, get our free nbc bay area app. it's a really great way to get your own personalized forecast. you can see your radar itself in the pam palm of your hand. we won't have a midday newscast this morning. we are continuing to follow the breaking news in san mateo as well as escaped inmates. we'll dock back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> that's right, and every half hour after that until 10:00.

>> hockey. >> hockey is coming up today. hope you have a fantastic weekend. thanks so much for joining us. happy black friday. good morning. lovely lady. >> when you come back to earth, would you please go tell the boys to come in and straighten up their room? >> florence henderson, the american icon who played beloved tv mom carol brady on "the brady bunch," has died in los angeles at the age of 82. an early member of the "today" show family and a ground-breaking actress, we'll take a look back at her remarkable career. friday frenzy. stores are already mobbed this morning with one of the biggest shopping days of the year well under way. we've got everything you need to know on this black friday. thanksgiving miracle. a california mother who vanished while jogging almost a month ago has been reunited with her family after she was found tied up on the side of a rural road.