weather is still a threat to the famous macy's parade in new york city. >> catherine: those big balloons don't mix well with extreme wind. they won't be able to lift off if sustained winds exceed 23 miles an hour.and gusts top 34 miles an hour. >> catherine: meantime.some people were packing into train stations.figuring their odds might be better with trains.versus planes. >> catherine: and for the millions of drivers who will be on the road. >> catherine: many are facing snow and icy roads. including here in southwest virginia. buffalo new york. >> catherine: north carolina. and this was the scene in michigan.where slogging along snowy highways is almost a holiday tradition. >> catherine: more than 43 million people are expected to travel this weekend.about 39 million of them will be on the roads. as for air travel - most of today's flight delays were in newark, philadelphia and new york. >> pam: in the bay area. the skies are clear and planes

are moving on schedule kron 4's dan kerman is live at san francisco international where holiday travellers are relieved that their plans are not hitting many roadblocks. >> reporter: shane the crowds are not too bad. walking over to the board it is a sea of on time creek you do not see the work of the late anywhere. the great weather here with skies pretty clear in addition to that people are coming to the east from the east coast is that there is not that is not a bad as they expected. basically they are telling us traveling to ask f o has been a pleasant one. >> we were on the flight early with the spot to get through the security gate or checkpoints. everything was nice and smooth. >> we had no weather into dense and everything was on

time. i was not expecting that as we dodged a bullet we made it before the storm, so i do not know how it is now but we did make it before anything happened. >> reporter: there has been a flight to dallas fort worth that had trouble. 92 percent on-time this is supposed to be the second busiest day of the travel day. but it certainly does not look that way with a lot of people coming in. if all are dropping some off no trouble at all people have decided that they do not want to fly and and they just delayed their plans. long-term parking is free filled up. if that is filled up you get a voucher to park in the domestic terminal looking like it is pretty well planned so if you need

to park that will be parking space for wherever you need to go. demand carmen kron 4 news. >> reporter: the snow no longer relegated to upstate produce seed new york city covered in snow at as well. if you look a futurecast for tuesday that the storm does not have a future issue will be a thing of the past at 8:00 tonight pacific time that is. you still see some forest and york and parts of pennsylvania as well but for the most part the system will cleared out of here pretty fast. the see most of this pushing to the north and east. parts of the northeast for the most part it's nothing like what we have seen in the past few days.

>> pam: this is video from oakland of sasha fleischman. in the passenger seat of this vehicle. arriving home just in time for the holidays sasha has finished a 3-week stay in the burn unit at san francisco's st. francis memorial hospital >> pam: back in early november, sasha's suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns. when a 16-year- old passenger on an a-c transit bus. set the gender neutral teen's skirt on fire when he fell asleep >> pam: early today the teen's father talked about sasha's happiness at being home. >> session is really excited to see the sky and traffic signals just the will world. for the first time in three weeks socs, she is excited to so sasha is excited to be home and to walk into the bedroom.

>>".right now" >> pam: karl fleischman says, sasha's doctors expect the teen will eventually make a full recovery. >> pam: sasha's parents also voiced their opinions on the teenager charged with commiting a hate crime for setting sasha's skirt on fire. that teen is being charged as an adult. we will have their reaction. coming up on kron 4 news at-6 oclock. >> pam: developing now. >> pam: all right there is a store there is a problem with rob story.

>> reporter:two workers dead in brazil tonight after part of the stadium set to host next year's world cup games collapses. this is the scene in sao paulo where a construction crane ends up crashing into a 500-ton metal structure on the site. >> reporter:the incident raising urgent new concerns whether the country will be ready for soccer's signature event. rows of seats and a massive l-e-d panel also destroyed in the accident, which could delay the opening of the site. >> reporter: pam? >> pam: coming up, at 5:15. >> pam: what may have drove a man, to torch the east baythen at 5:30. 35 years after the assassination. >> pam: how san francisco is honoring harvey milk and george moscone. but first. why the white house turkeys

pardoned from becoming a thanksgiving dinner -- >> pam: and -- with the first day of hanukkah and thanksgiving coinciding for the first time in more than a century. >> pam: members of the bay area jewish community are celebrating a hybrid "thanksgivukkah". you are loooking live at san francisco --- where a menorah lighting is set to take place soon. we'll check back in once it all gets started. female announcer: sunday's your last chance sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend.

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>> catherine: today, on the eve of thanksgivinga favorite white house tradition. president obama spared two turkeys from becoming a holiday meal. his daughters came along to watch. >> catherine: and this handsome turkey named "popcorn" shared the stage with them.. a second turkey named "caramel" was also spared -- but didn't get a face-to- face meeting. >> catherine: the president jokede has many awesome and solemnwas not one of them. >> it was quite literally the hunter games. (laughter) >> catherine: the two turkeys will be on display at george washington's estate in virginia until january sixth. >> catherine: after that, they'll live out the rest of their days at a turkey farm. >> catherine: however - they won't have much company. that's because the last six turkeys pardoned are already dead. cnn looked into it -- and experts say since they're bred to be big and fat and intended

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>> reporter:an alameda man in custody after fire officials say he set an early morning apartment fire. the fire happened at a four unit apartment complex on briggs avenue near lincoln park. >> reporter:firefighters rescued david prado from his balcony, but he was then arrested on suspicion of arson. one of prado's neighbor said she wasn't surprosed to hear of his involvement. >> woke up to smoke. i heard the windows breaking and that's when i realize the

house was on fire and i suspected the he would do something like this. >> reporter:that suspect now on a psychiatric hold. police and fire investigators are still investigating how the fire was started. one firefighters was hospitalized and 3 others injured in the fire fight, all residents escaped without injuries. >> pam: in san jose today, family and friends returned to the scene of the city's 44th homicide in an effort to keep the story in the news. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, they're hoping publicity in the case will help police solve the crime. >> reporter:the neighborhood here in east san jose near capitol park remains on edge in the wake of the city's latest homicide. police continue to appeal to the public for information that will lead them to possible suspects in the killing of this man, 18-year-old pedro dado cortez. cortez was shot to death afternoon. investigators released information from a possible witness who

reported that a gunman in a black convertible camaro opened fire on cortez as he walked here on the sidewalk with two friends. another friend, steve perez, can't understand why anyone would want to harm cortez. >> walking on ground like a normal day. a guy with a bandanna just took shot and not seen directly that he and for him but... >> reporter:cortez' family insists he was not a member of any gang but the area around capitol park is known the shooting may be gang-related somehow. they're calling on who may have information in the case to come forward. in san jose >> pam: the search is on for a driver who crashed into a post office and then took off. >> pam: the unincorportated area of danville at the diablo post office.

this is the video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> pam: police say a car crashed into the side of the post office, damaging the building and some of its electrical and water lines authorities are still looking for the driver and the car, which is believed to be a blue bmw. >> pam: no one was hurt in the crash and the post office did open for business today. >> pam: a man accused of trying to get an underage girl he met on the internet to have sex now in police custody. martinez police say, skye o- leary -- a 25-year-old from walnut creek -- allegedly came to marina vista park, to meet what he believed was a 14-year-old girl. for sex. >> pam: police got to him instead. where his computer was seized. oleary is booked into the contra costa county jail. on a 105- thousand dollar bond. >> catherine: an arizona couple arrested for imprisoning three young girls made initial court appearances today. tucson police say the girls were kept locked in their rooms.

>> catherine: and were dirty and hungry and lived in horrible conditions. their stepfather and mother were in court on video today. >> catherine: police say the girls are sisters - ages 12, 13 and 17. >> catherine: the adults are facing kidnapping and abuse charges and the man also faces a count of sexual abuse. investigators say the girls were kept in separate sealed rooms with alarms and 24-hour surveillance.and hadn't seen each other in a long time. >> catherine: >> when the crow saw each other last night is sink it appeared as if they have not seen each other for a very long time. statements made was indicated that they have nancy to the for a substantial long time. >> catherine: the girls managed to break through a window and get away yesterday. they ran to a neighbor's house - and told him that their stepfather was threatening them with a knife. >> catherine: police are going through evidence - including a journal the 17-

year-old girl had kept.chief >> reporter: mild temperatures for the most part for thanksgiving day and black friday people are already camped out. this should be one month before the door busters make their way. for now we have a system that we have been trekking moving for the part that this trend is to the south. for the most part during will be falling but for most of the bay area it is clear and dry conditions. we are looking at mid 50's to 60 separate >> reporter: 62 for hayward, 63 in san jose. partly cloudy skies black friday mostly sunny. threat

after the '60s for the most part. similar to what we have seen today. 65 and all alto and 674 cupertino and sunnyvale as well. for the most of the east bay we are looking at mostly 60 degrees with one creek and 55 for salamander. >> reporter: financial district with 63 high. 62 for san francisco. >> reporter: and lots of sunshine moving into the weekend. by next week and will get a quite a bit cooler. >> pam: next. >> pam: some apparent resolution to the dispute between the toymaker.

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>> reporter:golde blox is changing its tune. >> reporter:the start-up oakland toy company that found itself in a legal battle with old-school rap group the beastie boys.is speaking out.and removing the group's song from its now famous video. >> reporter:goldie blox is competing with three other companies for the chance to win ad time during the super bowl. here now.a snipet of the new goldie blox video.minus the beast boys song girls. >>video >> reporter:there company removed the lyrics and is using a new beat. >> reporter:now.the way it used to be,,,,we'll play the old video.complete with the beastie boys hit song from the 80's. goldie blox says it tries to use science to empower young girls.

but the beastie boys have a policy against using their music in ads.so lawyers got involved. and after initially pre- emptively suing the beastie boys.the oakland company is backing down. >> reporter:goldie blox even released a statement that said in part. >> reporter:we don't want to fight with you. we love you and we are actually huge fans. we don't want to spend our time fighting legal battles. we want to inspire the next generation. >> reporter:now to the hottest new video on the internet. it's called how to fight a baby.and before you go and call child protective services.check it out. a father of three.and his 10-month old son. >>video

>> reporter:new york based writer comedian gavin mcinnes posted the video monday.it already has about 3 million views. most people think it's creative and cute. but you know how things are these days. >> reporter:some people think he's abusing his son. it's obviously tongue in cheek and the eye patch at the end is priceless. oh, the internet. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. 35 years after the assassination of harvey milk and george moscone. we take you back in time to that tragic day. >> pam: then. >> pam: lots of retailers opening on thanksgiving this year. but at least one major bay area retailer is refusing to participate.

>> pam: it was this day 35 years ago an assassination forever francisco. the city's mayor -- george moscone, and the city's first openly gay politician death. >> pam: both killed by a disgruntled supervisor. we will take you back to that fateful day ahead. >> pam: but first tonight. a march is being held to honor the slain city officials. kron4's jeff bush is live. >> reporter:just about everyone living in san francisco on november 27, 1978, can recall the impact of the assassinations. the city was still reeling from the jonestown assassinations 10 days earlier. even members of the news media were not prepared for the shocking announcement at city hall. >> reporter: both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. chief supervisor dianne feinstein herself seemed

stunned in her first act as acting mayor. what she said next was almost surreal. >> pam: the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> pam: moments later white surrendered peaceably. the former policeman and firefighter had resigned from his seat a few weeks earlier. >> pam: he said the job didn't pay enough to support his family. >> pam: then he asked for his job back. moscone told him no, he had already picked someone to replace him. on the morning of november 27th, dan white took his service revolver to city hall. >> pam: to avoid metal detectors he slipped in through a basement window. he killed george moscone in the mayor's suite, then walked down the hall and gunned down harvey milk, moscone's close political ally, >> pam: as the news spread, crowds gathered at city hall. flags were lowered to half=staff. >> pam: a single bouquet lay on the steps below the window to the mayor's office. dan white was charged with murder with special circumstances.

>> pam: the jury convicted him only on the relatively minor charge of voluntary manslaughter. the verdict provoked the white night riots, with dozens of police cars burned by outraged gay activists. white was paroled in 1984 and committed suicide less than two years later. friends say he never expressed any remorse for the killings. >> pam: dianne feinstein served for the rest of george moscone's term. she was elected mayor in her own right for two terms before winning a seat in the senate in 1992. >> catherine: the trainer mauled by a tiger at the australia zoo is recovering tonight. he's had surgery on two large puncture wounds to his neck. and the zoo is likely to face some tough questions on an incident that could have easily been prevented. >> catherine: these are not the photos tourists came to take visitors were horrified when trainer david styles was attacked by one of the tigers >> catherine: it happened during what the zoo calls play time. >> catherine: the zoo lets visitors watch its trainers playing with the animalsthis is another example. now - peta wants the zoo penalized for allowing its staff to risk their lives >> catherine: saying what hapepned to david was

obviously preventable. the 33-year-old was bitten on the neck and shoulder. he was bleeding heavily. conscious but shocked - he was airlifted to brisbane where his mother was waiting. >> catherine: the zoo is investigating. the director insists the tiger didn't mean to attack - he was just excited. >> catherine: david is considered a senior handler he's worked at the zoo for nine years. >> catherine: a job his mother hopes he'll be able to return to soon. >> catherine: the tiger that bit david is named "charlie" -- and he helped to raise it from a cub. today he and his family said they do "not" want the tiger euthanized. >> reporter: looks a lot more of what it actually is. looking at thanksgiving conditions we have cloudy skies partly low 60s mostly sunny skies. we will look at

the weekend forecast and the rest of the thanksgiving holiday in to the bid. in just a bit. >> pam: >> pam: the company a man says fired him. for refusing to open the store on thankgiving. and next. through sunday, through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend.

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>> pam: you're getting a look at the cars coming in and being set up in preparation for the san francisco international auto show. >> pam: remember. hybrids, hot-rods and high tech cars take center stage thanksgiving night on kron 4 as we bring you a special preview. >> pam: it's at 8:30, thanksgiving night.

>> catherine: the manager of a pizza hut in elkhart, indiana says he's been fired for refusing to make employees work on thanksgiving. tony rohr says his bosses told him it was mandatory -- and that's when he decided to take a stand. >> catherine: tony wrote a letter spelling out why he felt it was important to give employees a break. and says he refused to make it a letter of resignation - which his bosses had requested. one of his bosses claims tony quit voluntarily - but he says that's simply not true. >> catherine: pizza hut's facebook page has been inundated wit posts criticizing the company's decision to open on thanksgiving. >> catherine: >> pam: in contrast fry's electronics supporting their employees and their wish to be with family this thanksgiving.

>> pam: the bay area company will not open any of its stores for post-thanksgiving dinner shopping tomorrow night. the stores however will be open in time for black friday shopping. >> our employees had to work late and come back early last year when we tried this. we are a family owned business we've been open for 29 years i think the tradition of staying with your family on thanksgiving is more than a boy more important that a few cells. sales. >> pam: people all over the u-s are gearing up to celebrate thanksgiving with a big feast tomorrow. but it's the day after >> pam: thanksgiving that shopkeepers are really looking forward to. retailers are pulling out all the stops to get consumers through their doors. >> pam: but some say there's fear that a sluggish economy may keep them away. maggie lake reports.

>> reporter:, all the drilling and packing the are hoping for a profitable year. >> it is the beginning we are very excited surprisingly, (laughter) >> reporter: that everyone is so optimistic here in midtown manhattan that decorations are starting to go operetta a city that are turning in a new christian street. consumers are cautious and that has to wall street worried. >> reporter: this could be the worst shopping season since the dust of the financial crisis. holiday shopping, expect cold. as the title on more and >> reporter: what we are finding is that retailers have discounted prices to drive the holiday season.

>> reporter: target is offering $20 give discount on the new ipad air and wal- mart has $98 flat screen tvs. this comes on popular choice. toys >> guess >> reporter: guess you heard right 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving retailers are opening in earlier than any year. move over black friday the bust this year is brown thursday. >> brown thursday is not a very turn. it does represent a lot of buying brinded on. it rained like wednesday's or til tuesday's. teal

>> i am going to spend on my two children. >> reporter: to go for real colors this holiday is to make sure the price is right. without making the consumer screen print. cnn new york >> reporter: moving into the weekend we do have a pretty nice weekend on tap is a nice sunshine. >> reporter: 4 hayward and the degree in fremont. sixties for the most part of the bay area partly cloudy skies quickly heading into a black friday. not anything to get too excited about but

not less we have their conditions for the holiday. after the highs were looking for 67 in cupertino, and 65 for campbell. 64 tomorrow high in fremont for the east bay looking for '60s the most part 63 in hayward, 65 for union city 66 for danville. >> reporter: 59 at ocean beach tomorrow 62 in a bottle 65 end berkeley. >> reporter: however, but close would start to clear up by the weekend and after that we are looking for a significant cool down and to early work week next week. seoul and expect quality pictures moving towards monday.

gabe slate tech report >> reporter: if you have children present you might want to remove them. >> reporter: the live on- line p s four string started with this man drinking on the couch with his wife she habitually passed out with a mild semi massey are round with our he took her shirt off and exposed her breast for a few minutes. people can tune and see her neck it topped off during that time when the screen goes dark it comes back on and she is completely naked and still sleeping patrick presumably strip by the husband. it is

completely possible that this has not happened. all we know is the gamy handle. gaming handle. >> reporter: which is a live streaming video for gamers typically providing online gaming support. this is a that abuse the system and let this twisted sex abuse or porn go live to whoever went to a two-man. they have that great job by banding the person who did this. manning >> reporter: and of course this worries parents of young gamers. gabe slate

kron 4 news. >> pam: all lanes running smoothly no problems there. not to bet on the right which is west of brown westbound traffic in san jose high one-on-one at the overpass traffic pretty high traffic pretty heavy. >> reporter: coming up! just think all i did was tell her that she would be on people behaving badly. i guess i have that effect on people to that at

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the spot would ban permanent earlier not to many delays is kind of a gorgeous shot live picture over as f zero. sfo! >> reporter: 41 will be the morning low in fairfield with 48 and concord and 50 in oakland. mid-60's for most part partly cloudy skies throughout the bay area movie into black friday. we are seeing mostly sunny skies as that continues into the weekend but let's not get ahead of ourselves. 66 and one mud creek and 65 and for richmond. and it cooler is pushing out what ocean beach. 63 for napa. will

have the rest of the forecast coming up in just a bit >> pam: we spoke to sasha's parents who are grateful for the community's support and that sasha will be home just in time for thanksgiving. >> pam: prosecutors have charged 16-year-old richard thomas, of oakland, as an adult with hate crimes in the attack. police say thomas told investigators he was homophobic.

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>> everything is great we're just hoping that something good will come out of this. some type of intolerance as people will relies you can wear unusual clothing and it does not mean that you have a right to attack them. alas >> reporter: attacker is a 16 year old oakland high school student being church as an adult suspected of committing a hate crime. sasha's parents say they both have concerns about the case not being tried in juvenile court. >> reporter: juvenile court system is there for a reason. >> as an adult i do not know. i do not know all the details. >> reporter: for now the family focus is for sasha being home this thing as giving ephah. it really is a wonderful treat. i have to

start cooking again. >> i was working next door and i heard about sasha's story so i read up and drop some flowers over because i was worried about them. people do not really know about other things so we need to open ourselves up to realize to teach to treat people with respect no matter of the gender or who they are. >> pam: being charged as adults with multiple crimes as we mentioned the lawyer hopes to have his trial moved to juvenile court. his next court appearance this december 28th. and other big news.

>> pam: penske eat is a busy travel day. triple a project more than 43 americans will travel at least 50 mi. during the thanksgiving holiday weekend. a number is down 1 and 1/2 percent from people traveling last year. was interesting is 90% of travelers' drive home for the holidays. >> pam: people across the country and the bay area are hitting the road for the thanksgiving holiday. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza of ollie gas prices could be an unexpected gift in holiday season. docilely has tumbled 49¢ from its peak this year and here is a look at the bay area gas prices. drivers as sampras's co. 366 in san francisco for a gallon of gas and three to 57 and

oakland 354 in san jose. >> pam: another popular travel option is greyhound. the company said today is the second busiest day of the year greyhound next to july 4th in certain areas like in northeastern part of the country. tickets are sold out. but you're on the west coast greenhouses' is busy but some tickets are still available. >> reporter: handful of flights by 92 percent are on time bridge the crowd has picked up since the last hour most people here but for the most part it is not overwhelming when we show you video driving to the airport to assist a couple of hours ago but it really is easy especially if you want to the departure level.

some people were scared off because of the fear of bad weather or the decided to lease several days before the is giving but is not all that bad here at best fastball. sfo >> we are coming from dullest what airport at washington d.c. monday reached the airport there weren't any cars on it was amazing and has been wonderful with no problems and no rain. >> i am very surprised because we were hearing that it has been terrible storms we had no idea what to expect. we're expecting delays but we did not get any. >> reporter: if you're coming to pick someone up it is a little bit more crowded. more people are coming in to ask tough old that leaving asked after all. coming into sfo than

leaving sfo >> reporter: all in all things are one much better than expected. moving quite well and on time. dan kerman, kron 4 news >> reporter: right now you can see why we have the clear skies and that we have the system moving behind it. but not bernanke any rank for the most part not to worry about it anymore. but

not bringing any rain for the most part. 60 in haward and fremont. >> reporter: we will look at more significance and just a bit >> pam: a dark chapter in history. today marks the 35th anniversary of the killings of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moss gone. community groups are holding back to that of vigils and

marcus tonight. the group gathered at the steps of san francisco city hall and then marched to the harvey milk plaza at market and castro street in march will be followed by second memorial at 7:00 p.m.. >> pam: the two men were shot to death by a disgruntled former city supervisor, then went on november 27, 1978. milk was a california is first openly gay politician and an advocate for gay rights in san francisco. what was californian white a former cop and firefighter was a convicted of voluntary manslaughter he committed suicide two years later. >> pam: coming up a tense situation in step southern california what is being credited to save an officer's life. during a hostage standoff. plus plant them as an element apartment building where police are calling it suspicious and

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>> reporter: to run the home in englewood. and street a disturbance call this afternoon someone opened fire a suspected gunman has barricaded himself inside a home with at least one other person. one person has been shot and taken to the

hospital. other officers suffered minor injuries creek residents are asked to stay inside and locked their doors we will stay on top of this developing story as we get them derrick >> pam: >> pam: coming up. before digging into your thinking increased worker can work off those calories by participating in a turkey trot. plus if you are planning on visiting the beach on days giving in one you should know about. i love watching tv outside.

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>> pam: police arrested eight men on suspicion of setting a two alarm fire to an element that apartment complex. david pryor dope

was taking into custody after a four unit building caught fire or early this morning on board to ave. the plan's cost $800,000 in damage. prado rest came after the firefighters rescued him from the balcony of his apartment. other residents are believed to have jumped from the balcony to safety one firefighter was treated at a hospital for heat exhaustion >> pam: convince somebody knows something that will help solve the city's 44, police in san jose have met an appeal to public for help. as they have done every day since saturday family members and friends of pedro cortes paid their respects at a memorial that grows larger every day. the 18 year old cortez was gunned down in broad daylight as he walked the lapierre penn avenue on saturday afternoon. the area is game turf but the victim

of losses cortez was not in a gate that he knows up and was overcome by emotion as he talked about his nephew. >> pam: investigators are working on some least one of which comes from someone who says a man wearing a bandana and black, with a convertible chimera opened fire on cortes as he walked along the sidewalk. >> pam: set francisco's mayor and police and fire chief showcase their turkey carving skills in a turkey card off this morning. mayor ed lee police chief trickster and fire chief joe and haynes white were hard at work. the city's fire chief beat the san francisco police chief in the card off but it was all in good fun. the at what he did organize but the salvation army will help deliver about four belt and things could be milk or more

of the city. about 4,500 lbs. of turkey 800 lbs. of green beans and more than 1,000 lbs. of ganz have to be prepared. the chief did have an opportunity for a st. anthony's in san francisco's tenderloin knowing neighborhood. >> pam: say and will serve a special meal on think giving and chris was the organization is still collecting donations today. st. anthony's is trying to reach a goal of collecting one pelton turkey and other items to give those items and to give to those in need >> pam: so just how much turkey are concerned on things could be day? the national turkey federation of which no turkeys are actually members said that 80 percent of american stubble of

>> reporter: if you are feeling guilty about telling down tomorrow and i'm not sure why you would be. here is a thought rick for the truck before the bird lot of trust the up the bay area tomorrow morning. we have mapped out a handful of them perished in san francisco. when starting at the polo field and golden gate park. another starting at 80 and t part. and downtown san jose people begin at santa clara and market street this is one with which your option. the mount turkey trustor's at piedmont high school parent in north bay turkey and north a marriage version begins at india dollars college in the bottle. and in solano and turkey trot starting at the corporate campus of salon's upcoming college. most of these are five to 10 k benefits charities and registration

is required. >> reporter: right now live picture we have some parleys partly skies. 54 for half moon bay. 63 in hayward. following a system this is starting to look like the calls however south of monterey bay macy showers which are brief at that. the rest looks like it will be dry conditions for things getting accurate and that last look at the morning 45 in fremont, 44 in pleasanton thirty

temperatures. partly cloudy skies for the most part with black friday looking for to that would mostly sunny conditions while shoppers are out there. tomorrow 67 paula oct. 66 and hayward city since 7 cupertino we also have 66 in santa clara and a 66 high in san jose. 64 in selling andrew and 65 richmond and 66 on a creek in 63 in vallejo along with the peninsula in financial district. 59 out but ocean beach. for your kron 47 day or rather they forecast we have a decrease in clouds. with temperatures hang among the mid to high 60 separate significant cooling moving into next work week with a

big drop onto is that drop on tuesday. >> pam: there's no final word yet on if the bombs will fly in the macy and a parade. but they will be ready if the call is the desperate the trial balloons were brought up to date, under the american museum of natural history in new york. mayor kelly says chances are good the balloons will the during tomorrow's parade.

>> reporter: i am obsessed with this new story. well the walnut creek police to

prius this is sexaul participating >> reporter: all right pretty awesome. if you want to watch this over and over and over again like i do if you like our facebook page you can donate to the walnut creek in november fund- raiser. only a few days left. november and november are over in just a few days. movember >> catherine: apple is

officer in southern new jersey is being held as a hero for saving a man from a burning truck. police officers got chris center 68 truck burning in front of pam and quickly once towards it. he opens the door and pulled the on koch's men out away from the vehicle. then he goes to the passenger side to check for any other people. >> catherine: no one else was in the vehicle to build the victim was hospitalized and is in critical but stable condition as for the officer, he says he was to store his job. >> pam: still ahead at 630 a unique ellet trick helicopter how it works? plus actor friends see frankie ms. tupper's another helped scare.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: 92% of the flights here are on time with people coming say they are very surprised the happily surprised. we are hearing long-term parking lot past field of the people there became difficult to park somewhere else. expecting the late victor come into picked someone up at the tribal area. arrival area. >> reporter: it would never

consider opening on thanksgiving because they feel that their employee deserve the day off. >> reporter: you see the fans are behind me that surrounds an apartment building that caught fire early wednesday morning. everyone did survive the bad news is as some people lost everything. despite video legacy the buyer shooting into the air. tonight at 8:00 you will see a woman that is happy to be alive. >> reporter: after spending several weeks hospitalized recovering from burn wounds appeared >> a special sauce is very excited to see the sky the traffic signals and just the real world copper first time in three weeks. excited to

be at home. >> reporter: here in san jose a search for a killer continues. along pitcher penn avenue where this met a team year-old pedro was shot and killed on saturday afternoon. the shooting may have been driving a black camaro. he opened fire on cortes as he walked between france. cortes family sets or insist that he was not a part of the game but could be gate related somehow. gang related >> reporter: allegedly targeting a black student with ritual solarz and locking him into his room and placing a u-shaped bicycle lock or round his neck. racist behavior has been happening on campus for years. we will see a hundred

document hundred page document of all has happened on campus and would have spent a lot about at least to read kron 4 newsalecia reed >> reporter: take a look at thanksgiving forecast. all of the bay area partly cloudy skies. afternoon hike tomorrow 65 impala october 66 in redwood city, 64 in alope this. lp this.. >> reporter: we have 63 in the financial district of san francisco and 64 for petaluma we have clubs but

moving into the week and they start to go away with a lot more sunshine but quite a bit cooler movie into next week. a dedicated turn lane with (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. if you want drivers to come to a complete stop to give them a dedicated turn line with absolutely no stop signs or yield sign. >> reporter: yield sign this woman has stopped to read her piece of paper when in fact she is blocking other drivers from continuing on >> reporter:allow me to explain what's going one here, i am in the city of campell and this is the dedicated turn lane coming off from highway 17 at the hamiliton street offramp >> reporter: stop you would expect the flow of traffic to be continuous but what you expect and what you get are two different things >> reporter:because drivers who appear to have drivers licenses, how they got them i have not a clue are coming to a complete stop

>> reporter:some are cutting aross the gore point after stopping and some like this man just sits there >> reporter:and sits there, well you get the idea >> reporter:some drivers like this bus driver should know better.but i guess that is asking for too much >> reporter:i saw a couple of near misses and some divers so engulfed in their phone it took a good honking to get them moving >> reporter:the funny thing is if there were a stop sign then divers would never stop, what a strange world we live in >> reporter:now this lady in the blue acura is upset because the drivers that have the right away are not stopping for her >> reporter:but the winner of cambell's worst driver of the day goes to this driver who not only makes a right from the outside lane >> reporter:but cuts trough the shell parking lot, driver on the sidewalk and then drives down the staples parking lot >> reporter:yup, and im,

willing to bet this was a slow day >> reporter:in campbell stanley roberts kron >> pam: malcolm in the middle star frankie muniz has had another mini-stroke. >> pam: he tweeted on monday, telling fans, "almost a year to the day, i experienced another mini stroke. hopefully that will be the last. miserable." >> pam: the actor, 27, who is also a drummer for the band kingsfoil, had his first mini-stroke on nov. 30, 2012. >> pam: he was hospitalized for that one and later told tmz he had "trouble speaking." >> pam: muniz has said he doesn't drink or do drugs and has never had a cigarette. return to index of >> pam: coming up a new kind of helicopter take flight what makes this one so

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>> reporter: ok check this out. this contraption right here kaput an end to daily grid lock for commuters in the near future! is called the ball low copter at it is an electric helicopter. three german engineers are behind the invention. volo copter! >> reporter: right now the ball low copter can trouble just under 45 mi. per hour. the invention could replace cars when it comes to personal transportation. it could be available by 2015

and will cost $338,000. >> pam: right here on kron we are giving you a sneak peek at the latest car models to grow into the san francisco international auto show. more than 600 cars that will be displayed from 38 manufacturers at the altar shall open to the public tomorrow. >> pam: list as sundown as a part of a nearly 40 that a tradition. jews will celebrate over eight days symmetries about it has become more its beak reddick

rededication of the temple in jerusalem centuries ago. tradition also has it that a candelabra miraculously burned for eight days with only one day's worth of oil. >> pam: gary has all the stores nextsports next! >> reporter: 8:00 p.m. tonight kron4 newsom gate slate

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:good evening everyone! all is well in 49

'rs land >> gary: crabtree sunday hoped >> for the best and we will have a plan to see if he is not able to go pretty much that sample. simple >> >> gary: lee that guy along he is sick of the media. >> gary: 1:00 tomorrow dennis allen and the matt mclaughlin to make his third start. mc gloin

>> gary: if you want to beat dallas you have to slow down tony romo. >> one of the things he does is he is able to create obviously he controls the ball on time visibility it to extend the play is probably as good as anyone. >> gary: for those who say it the ball players are overpaid news anchors are overpaid while you are enjoying your turkey we are here angry and the players are playing football if you want to spend thanksgiving with 50 guys in the new

showering with these guys is thanksgiving you are supposed to be about you're supposed to be with people you care about. i am just saying we look at pro athletes i would give anything to be pampered but do you want to give up your thanksgiving? >> gary: as long as you have your health and france that have to travel to dallas then you get beat and back on the plane and back on >> gary: for the auto show. barack 845 traffic is stopped i'm going to a radio

show and the cars are coming on. people are yelling and screaming kids that maserati out of here! >> pam: paper bid but your car was a part of the auto show. >> gary: is no need to take a shot at what i drive. >> pam: that is not a shot. (laughter) >> gary: when i drive van is a man you have been doing this for a long time. that is about it when i retired i will be in a toyota. i will be pretending that i still have it. i am going to watch you tomorrow wall on eating my fourth piece of pipe accurate with a segue here. >> gary: 26 people in town connecticut were tragically

killed almost a year ago. little something to root for newtown high school there full ball kept off a regular-season the feeding to go 12 and all. 12-0 >> gary: causing significant damage and killing at least three people a crane collapsed on a huge metal structure it buckled destroying some of the stand. o.j. simpson requests for a new trial has been denied. remaining in prison for the foreseeable future after being denied for a new trial for armed robbery and kidnapping conviction in 2008. the 66 year-old is

facing at least four more years in prison >> gary: she has that it again tayra and her team 83 to 59 taira vendor build 51 in women's coach to win 500 game. >> gary: 34. but they were defeated by day 10 dayton >> gary:how are the warriors doing at this hour? >> gary:fatima?

>> pam: yes she wanted to see you. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: stick with me and you will go someplace. you listen to me and i will make it happen for you. i will get to in the right place. >> gary:boom! there it is! >> gary:long time ago. >> gary: 80 way we have been air jordan. pam favorite. a cucumbers and a lead to a man was chopping up cucumbers and in the

middle... lookit that it is beach air jordan logo. >> gary: ladies and gentlemen a cut up to cumber. we'll be back i love watching tv outside.

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>> gary: catherine webb the former miss alabama. her boyfriend is quarterback for alabama a.j. he is on the cover of sports illustrated the actor who she was reading for she said she is sticking with her boyfriend and alabama going against her alma mater. blood is

thicker than a degree. >> pam: we will be back at 8 i love watching tv outside.

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