big crowds this black friday. we'll take you inside to see what people are buying today. and traffic pretty light out there. we do have changes we want to let you know about coming up in traffic. staid wide we had record lows yesterday. will that continue today and what about rain for the weekend? plus thanks giving night turns deadly near one popular bay area tourist attraction. bay area news continues. good morning. thank you for waking up with us. it's friday november 26th i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm kraig debro. pam cook and dave clark have the day off. >> thank you very much. we have clear temperatures right now. 30s running slightly warmer. higher clouds are getting

closer. starting to move into sonoma county. now here is tara. thanks, steve. here's a look at 880. you can see that traffic is flowing pretty well this day after thanksgiving. up next we have a look at 280 and san jose where traffic is looking pretty good. let's head back to the desk. we begin with the super bowl of shopping. black friday and many stores are doing booming business. christian is in san francisco. >> reporter: booming business indeed. you can see the crowds of people here and the best buy employees are trying to manage this crowd and get everybody in line and out of the store in an efficient manner as possible. it has been a lot of work out here. keep in mind, it's still early in the morning. it's just about 6:00 right now. it's pretty early in the morning.

we have video from inside the store. just to show you how dee the crowds are. you can see that are tons of people here. the doors opened up just before 5:00 this morning president lines were down to the end of the building. around the corner and halfway down the block. there were isolated reports of pushing an shoving but nothing serious. that mostly happen cut in line. that could cause fray nerves. the reason for all of this the big door buster deals. deals like a nintendo wii for $400. coming out live we can show you what kind of deals folks are getting here. we can show you three tvs moving up here. what did you buy this morning? >> i buy two big tv 46-inch with the wii and six camera

digital and play station. >> how much did you spend? >> like $4,500. >> reporter: was it a good deal? >> yeah. >> reporter: you got up awfully early for this. was it worth it? >> now i'm very happy. >> reporter: one of the shoppers who is out here. you can see he stock the up on quite a lot. i'm sure that his holiday shopping list is pretty close to being done. i wish i was on that holiday shopping list with 46-inch tv. so we can tell you that folks are still arriving here at this best buy. the crowd was out here. been out here since wednesday. cars are still arriving. they are expecting crowds like this all day here in this best buy in san francisco. for now we are live here in san francisco. christian captain ktvu channel 2 news. quite a shopping trip. hungry of bargain shoppers got a start at toys r us.

the store opened at 10:00 p.m. last night. the crowd was so big the store called the police to help monitor the situation. there was no reports of incidents. shoppers are glad more stores opened their doors earlier this year. >> i think it's a good time to come out and get a deal. we are pretty excited about it. >> are you excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: trying to save some money? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you know what you want to buy in there? >> a lot of stuff. >> the old navy on bay street is back open this morning after a pretty short turn around. the store reopened at midnight after being opened for the day yesterday. bart has a safety message for its riders. ktvu jade hernandez is at walnut creek bart station to explain that. jade. >> reporter: good morning.

bart is accommodating their shoppers as best as they can. they are making sure the trains are as long as possible. and bart police are warning shoppers how to stay safe. they will be here greeting riders, and answering questions, and sharing safety tips. this is the reason why. shoppers are loading up on goodies and they will be traveling with their purchase. the first shoppers to the door started forming lines at midnight. the big ticket item there is an lc consideration tv. the doors opened earlier at kohls. retailers offer the incentives to entice shoppers inside. the great ball in milpitas opened at midnight. we were there to see shoppers there packed in wall to wall each was hoping for a variety

of deals on designer duds. some stores advertise e entire store on sale. others offered 40-60% off bargains. the mall expecting 30,000 shoppers alone. >> they are look for the traffic. the sales of traffic and ringing of the cash registers. by the looks of it and the crowds we have here i think they will do very well today. >> reporter: bart police are holding their safety awareness event at three different bart events from now until 9:00. the events will be here at the walnut creek bart station. we have been moving around l morning. we will take some of these tips and head to the sun valley morning during mornings on 2. first it's 6:45. you will hear from bart police officers that are helping the shoppers today that are making the purchases on black friday. 6:06. this morning police in san

francisco are looking for the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting that happened in the city's japantown neighborhood just before 9:00 last night. a gunman shot and killed a young woman in her 20s. officers found her body outside of a apartment house. it is still not clear what lead up to that deadly gun tire. three hours later san francisco police responded to another city. this happened in the mission district. investigators say one person was wounded in the gunfire on the 1,000 block on hamster street. that victim is expected to survive. this is a maximum enforcement weekend for the highway patrol and officers will be out tonight looking for dangerous drivers. chp says so far drunk driving arrests are down in the bay area. there were 45 arrests between wednesday night and yesterday morning. across the state 289 drivers were arrested. that is up from 271 in the same period a year ago. in the 12 hour reporting span

there were no threats or fatalities. an alleged drunk driver struck a police officer. it's believed he did it while trying to avoid a dui check point. police say the man back the up ahead of the check point and hit the officer. officer sweeney suffer the sprains and bruises in the accident. the driver rodriguez is in jail and being held in lieu of $50,000 bond. 6:07. let's head out to they're who is watching the -- let's head out to tara who is watching the traffic. >> it seems most of the traffic these days is happening in the parking lots in various shopping malls. right now we will take a live look from news chopper two. this is the macy's parking lot. you can see folks already starting to grab their spots and head in for deals. this is pretty much the same story at every mall we have seen from foster city to hayward and down here into the

south bay. already up next we will take a look at an accident that we actually have happen on 280 northbound at south mission boulevard. this is near castro valley. we had a car strike the center divider. an ambulance is en route. up north we go to the golden gate. traffic is slowing nicely. 6:08 here is steve. thank you. we do have high clouds starting to get close perp that is our leading edge for that system on saturday that will give us rain. sunshine for awhile. the clouds are starting to bill across. some of the lows hasn't stopped a few upper 20s. kenwood, santa rosa, lafayette all 28 to 29. 39 san francisco. two readings diamond heights and noah valley. financial district 45.

some of the records from yesterday south lake tahoe was seven below. that broke the old record at two. stock ton 20 was a record. sacramento 30 tied the old mark going back to 1880. oakland airport 32 was a new record. san francisco's 42 also tied 42 last set in 1892. it's been a long time since we've had that many cold readings. 50s today. after a mostly sunny da partly cloudy later on. 30s and 40s right now. still two below in tahoe. 30 in ukiah with the clouds. we'll start to bring in rain in early saturday to the north maybe sooner. this will all swing in giving everybody rain on saturday. cold morning. sun then to the

cloud cover. the lows tonight will be warmer as we get the high clouds coming in. 50s on the highs. breezy and cool sunday and monday. it looks like another cold start in the morning with upper 20s and low 30s. thank you. we are continuing to watch that escalating situation in korea. still ahead a live report on what has been happening overnight. plus oversea troops celebrate thanksgiving and some get a special phone call.

this morning the parents of san jose marine is on the way to retrieve their son's body. he was killed tuesday during a come bat operation. he post the this photo on his facebook page. he was based at camp pend l ton. united states is now been in afghanistan for nine years and 50 days. that's the exact same amount of time the old soviet union spent in afghanistan without success. the u.s. and allies launched a campaign in 2001 to wipe out al qaeda leader osama bin laden and the taliban. president obama has pledged to pull out american troops next year. but some troops could remain until the afghan government is ready to take over. even though they were far from home u.s. servicemen and

women celebrated thanksgiving. they say 100,000 pounds of turkey was flown in. >> the menmy does not -- the enemy does not pause to take a break but we do try to pause for a minutes to make it as normal as possible. >> president obama called members from each branch of the service to wish them and their families a happy thanksgiving. christmas comes to the white house today. michelle obama will be presented with an 18-foot douglas fur. it will arrive on a traditional house drawn carriage. it will be on display throughout the holiday season. it's 6:15. let's two to tara that is in for sal. most of the traffic is not on the roadway but in the shopping centers. >> that is right. it's kind of a riddle.

i was just talking to our chopper we are be taking a live look here. this is the macy's parking lot. you can see there are a ton of people out there. they are ready to snatch up the deals all morning long. we've seen our reporters at all the box stores grabbing these deals on hd tvs. you can see that this is really filled up quickly. if you want to get deals head out the door. this is the day to do it. black friday. here is a live look at the bay bridge in kline. you can see traffic is flowing very nicely as you make your way into san francisco. and up next we have a look at an accident. this is a traffic injury. 680 northbound at south mission boulevard. we have a report of a car that struck the center divider. there is an ambulance on the way. it is unknown at this time whether lanes are block the. 616 here is steve. >> thank you. high clouds moved into

mendocino county. you can pretty much end any drop in temperatures unless maybe toward the santa clara valley and the peninsula. the high clouds will stop anything from dropping too much farther. the wind has picked up. temperatures have come up farther. today we have the increasing clouds. a cold morning. mostly sunny. turning partly to mostly cloudy. 35 now san rafael and napa. napa was down to 30 and the wind kicked up. oakland and berkeley one degree warmer. san jose dropped to 33 and the city is at 43. tahoe was two below and now it's one. so it's warmer. there are cold readings down to san diego 44 in palm springs. that system will move in here tomorrow. rain develops overnight into early morning. cold morning sun then clouds start to come in.

50s on the temps. slight warming due to a south, southeast wind. that should help warm things up a little bit. rain is on saturday. clearing breezy and chilly on sunday. claudine. 6:17 markets move lower worldwide overnight with investigators worried about debt in europe and the ongoing tensions in korea. japan nikkei moved down slightly. overseas markets remain jittery following the recent military clash. european markets were also open market. we expect a lowering opening here. the debt market continues to trouble -- trouble the investigators. you can seat numbers 150 points up on the dow. that was boosted by upbeat economic data. we do not expect a lot of volume today. the new york stock exchange and

nasdaq will only be open for part of the day. san francisco based del monte foods agreed it will be sold for $4 billion in cash. if it goes through the buyout group would also assume del monte's $1.3 billion of debt. under a shop around option del monte has until january 8th to find a better offer. if no better deal materialized that sale is expected to close in march. apple is making a move in the south bay. they are buying up land that is going to double the size of its home base. apple bought 98 acres from hewlett packard. neither company has disclosed the sale price. north korea sent a chilling message to the world. the communist government says they plan military drills are pushing the peninsula to the brink of war.

sandra endo joins us live now from washington, d.c.. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. certainly tough talk coming from north korea this morning as the u.s. and south korea prepare to engage in their military drills starting on sunday. now this comes after tuesday's attack from the north to the south on young pung island. that's when four soldiers died because of this attack. now the u.s. is planning to sends the uss george washington to the yellow sea as a defensive measure during the drills which were planned months ago before these attacks. again north korea saying this morning that because the u.s. is engaging in these practice drills that it is pushing the peninsula to the brink of war so clearly some postering there. a lot of tough talk. meanwhile south korean defense minister in the after math resigned and now south korea

just named an interim a nominee for that position. a lot of movement going on. all eyes internationally are looking at the tensions there. u.s. officials vowing to stand by their ally south korea which also vows to use military force should they need to. that's the latest here in washington. i'm sandra endo. back to you. it's one of the most popular vacation spots for people here in the bay area. find out why lake tahoe is on the top of a climate change list. and what a new study is telling about secondhand smoke. a look at your bay area bridges in a moment.

here is look at your bay area bridges this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza you can see we have absolutely no back up. of course because of the things day after thanks giving day holiday. and on the san mateo bridge traffic flowing nicely and at the golden gate it seems to be pretty dark out there. let's head back to the desk. today will not be a spare the air day in the bay area

after all. we did get a warning from air quality officials that thought an alert might be necessary. alerts are called when they are high levels of matter in the air. but it appears the levels are still at acceptable level. several ski resorts will be open this holiday weekend thanks to six feet alpine opens today. kirkland and sugar bowl all opened this week. squall valley, north star were already open. the world's largest lakes including lake tahoe has been warming pretty rapidly. nasa scientists use satellite data to look at a hundred lakes around the world. they found on average the lakes have warmed two degrees in the last 25 years. lake tahoe is among the lake that is warming the most. tahoe has heated up three degrees. the first global study into

secondhand smoke caused 300 deaths a year. one-third of those killed by secondhand smoke are children. study also finds the u.s. has one of the lowest rates of people exposed to secondhand smoke. >> i worked in the industry when there wasn't a law like that. the difference now where there is and you go into restaurants is huge. >> in the bay area san francisco and santa clara county approved antismoking laws. the two bay events are being held at the same time. and at the same place. with the cold weather sitting in many people are using their gas heaters for the first time. firefighters say sometimes that can lead to problems. we'll explain coming up. also the opening bell is about to ring on wall street.

we'll have the early stock numbers.

all right. we are waiting on the opening bell which should ring in just over a minute this morning. it should be a very short day. not a lot of volume expected to be traded today. we are expecting a lower opening on wall street. there is a little concern about the debt problems in europe. it is black friday unless blue friday if you are at k-mart. maybe the holiday shop willing have an effect. >> hopefully this season will give our economy a boost with everybody spending money that should be good. thank you for joining us here on ktvu morning news. it's friday november 26th i'm kraig debro. >> and i'm claudine wong. despite what you saw there

at wall street it is black friday today. the crowds are getting bigger by the minute. ktvu reporter christian is joining us now. what is happening out there now? >> reporter: that first surge the initial surge is starting to die down a bit. take a look. if this is the thinned out crowd you can imagine what it was like earlier. we have video of what it was like here. let's show you just how packed this store was. the doors opened here at 5:00. every available inch of the store this morning looking for the black friday deal. the line to get into the store before it opened today was down at the end of the building and wrapped around the block and halfway up that block. there was isolated reports of people pushing and shoving. it was nothing too serious.

folks tell us it was mostly when people tried to cut somebody in line. we talked to the father and son who say they are getting a great deal this morning on an x- box, blue ray and tv was a great deal. >> it was his idea. i'm here for him. yeah. >> reporter: security is saying this is just the beginning. we moved outside the store to show you. 6:30 in the morning and a steady stream of cars still moving into this best buy. lots and lots of people looking for that black friday deal. again, staff here says they expect to stay as busy as it is now or get more busy throughout the day. we are live here in san francisco. 6:31. thousands of black friday shoppers got up for the opening. this is what it looked like right after the gear idaho

doors open -- right after the doors opened. a mall spokesman says they expecting 30,000 shoppers today. >> it's my first black friday. i'm enjoying it so far it's kind of fun. i guess i will find out in the long run if it's worth it. >> after this we will go to target, walmart. all over the place. probably be out until 6:00 in the morning. >> police are patrolling lots on bicycles. the great mall will be open until 10:00 tonight. overnight a small earthquake rattled the corner of contra costa county. it hit at 1:15 in the morning. no reports of damages or injuries. a holiday toy drive could be at the center of a debate between pro and antigun groups this morning. the group is planning to meet

tomorrow at nations restaurant in pleasant hill. the event is also going to double as a toy drive. people against the idea of carrying guns in public plan to somehow up to that meeting to protest. >> these people don't have to have any training or screening. so we think it's a bad idea. >> you can never predict when a criminal is going to come and rob you or assault you. within a few seconds you will load your weapon and have it read den aavailable. >> california gun dep openers can carry -- california gun openers can carry guns as long as they are not loaded or near a school area. police are investigating a string of robberies. police say around 1:00 a.m. an employee was taking out the trash when three men assaulted him. the men took $600 and left. they wore dark clothing and their faces was covered.

that is similar to other robberies. the two police departments are sharinging information trying to determine if the robberies are located. >> right now it's too difficult to say whether it's the same suspects. based on the descriptions and the mo there is similarities there. >> police say the best thing the victims can do in these situations is to do what they are told and try to be a good witness. being able to recognize identifying features on the suspects will help the investigation. an early morning shooting sent two people to the hospital. police responded to a home on pepper tree way. witnesses say one victim was found on the curb and the second victim was found in the home. the woman was shot in the arm the other victim was shot in the neck. we are waiting to get confirmed information on information we got from the suspect. police are still searching for a suspect. it happened last night inside a

home on triangle court. officers say the shooting suspect is a man in his late 60s. his victim is in his 40s. he's been air lifted and is listed in critical condition. allie rasmus is live where there are problems. >> reporter: the fire trucks are gone. before they left i had a chance to talk to the pg&e worker. he had gone inside this home in berkeley. he was checking to make sure there was no carbon monoxide or gas leak problems. we found out there were no problems. while this investigation was going on, the four people that lived in this home were waiting outside in an ambulance trying to keep warm. berkeley firefighters were called out to the home around 3:30 this morning after one of the residents reported feeling dizzy smelling fumes and fell and passed out.

the family told them they had turned on their heater for the first time. with the cold weather setting in this is the time of year people should be aware of some of the problems heaters can cause. >> if a heater hasn't been used in a long time, it can get a build up of dust and dirt. the first time it can turn on it will burn off that and it will cause a foul smell. >> reporter: now again pg&e did not find any signs of oak sycessive -- excessive carbon monoxide in his home. the three other residents who live here have gone back inside. live in berkeley allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 new. >> it could have been a lot worst. it is 6:36 let's go to tara. she has information on an accident in the east bay. >> that is right.

it doesn't appear to be too serious. we want to let you know about a three-car crash this one in green valley. eastbound 80 just west of red top road. we have a car verses a suv towing a boat. up next we have a look at 880 near the oakland coliseum. a little windy out there so be advised. down in the southbound 237 right hand side of your screen there is westbound traffic as you make your way toward sunnyvale. we have mostly clear skies. high clouds are beginning to move in. that will give us a change in our patterns. already started a little bit because the lows will stop dropping. we will see the clouds coming in. this will be our rainmaker -- main maker for late saturday

night. but it's getting closer. napa 29. a little east wind is kicked in. now 35 at the airport. this is north napa temperature santa rosa 29. clayton and lafayette also 29. it has been a cold week. show you some really impressive records in a second. that is the system right there beginning to drag across us. yesterday's record south like tahoe dropped to seven below. the old mark was two. stock ton 27 was a record. the only 29, 2003 sacramento though 30 that tied a record in 1880. oakland airport 32 that was a new record and san francisco 42 tied 42 back in 1892. partly cloudy later on.

mostly sunny in the morning. highs in the 50s. the high clouds are getting closer. 30s and 40s but the temps have gone up in parts of the north bay. same for oakland and berkeley. still cold. palo alto 30. 31 ukiah with a lot of clouds. sacramento at 30. santa maria yesterday was 30 for a low. here comes our system for saturday. just higher clouds out in advance of it today. a cold morning sun then clouds. slightly warmer due to the cloud cover coming in. mid 50s or a few upper. cloudy with rain moving in. late morning early afternoon if you need to get out and take a ride or get something done i would say the earlier the better on saturday.

cold again monday morning. 6:39. it is an amazing story of survival. three teenage boys found safe after 50 days adrift in the south pacific. what they ate to stay alive. how shoppers can stay safe after making their purchase on black friday. that story straight ahead. traffic looking great at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll have more for you coming up.

6:42. good morning. here's a quick look at the top stories. the u.s. as warned the -- north korea has warned the u.s. and south korea. the exercises will put the peninsula on the brick of war. the exercises were planned a month ago. police in san francisco are looking for a gunman responsible of a deadly shooting. this happened in japantown neighborhood. bay area stores and malls are drawing in big crowds this black friday morning. bargain hunters are trying to get door buster deals from everything to electronics to toys. bart is running longer to make shopping more convenient for black friday shoppers. riders are being reminded about shopping safety. jade hernandez is live in

walnut creek with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. bart is accommodating their riders this morning. they are making sure their trains are extra long. they are also teaching them safety this morning. i want you to take a look at this. bart police are out here this morning. warning all of their shoppers how to stay safe after they made purchase. they will be out here until 9:00 this morning. bart police are out here one woman told us safety can be something we all forget about. seeing the police out here reminds us. >> there is not a bart officer on the train where you are. if they are not there they can't help you. if you are aware you can help yourself. >> reporter: shoppers just down the street at the target in walnut creek loaded up on goodies this morning and they will be traveling with their

purchases. some using public transportation. that's exactly the situation bart police say shoppers need to be aware of. shopping in the middle of the night when they can fall prey to thieves. the lines started forming around midnight. the big ticket item here was $300lcd tv. the doors at kohls opened an hour earlier at 3:00 a.m.. several hundred people there waited in line to get inside. retailers offered incentives and discounts just to initis the shoppers. and of course the great mall in mil pietist -- milpitas opened earlier. we were there to see shoppers there this morning and of course coming back out here live this is the holiday shopping safety tip that bart police have handed out to their riders this morning. we'll take the tips and use some-them at the sun valley mall a little later on. reporting live jade hernandez.

well from black friday to a brand new shopping day of the week. small business saturday which is tomorrow. the idea is to support your local businesses in your community to boost the economy and create jobs. several groups are driving that push and hopes you will carry it on throughout the year. research shows for every $100 spent $68 returns to the local community. and look out for cyber monday which is becoming the biggest online shopping days of the year. cyber monday the monday after thanks giving is a realtively new phenomenon but it seems to grow every year. figures show cyber monday shoppers spent on average $180 each last year. that's only been online for 7.5 minutes. later today federal agents will release new details about a discovery of a new drug. agents swarmed a warehouse in

south san diego early yesterday morning and discovered an under ground tunnel that connects to a home in tijuana. several people were arrested and undisclosed amount of marijuana was seized. this is the 76th tunnel discovered along the u.s.- mexico border in the last four years. three teenage boys are back on land this morning. after an extensive air and sea search failed, their families were convinced the boys had died at sea and held memorial services for them. the trio were rescued two days ago after a passing boat spotted them and picked them up. they were sunburned and dehydrated. the boys told the rescuers they survived by collecting rainwater and eating coconuts, raw fish, and a sea bird. now they say they want mcdonalds. >> that is an amazing story. time now 6:47. let's head out to tara moriarty who is in for sal. checking out a few minor traffic problems.

>> good morning guys. did want to let you know about a couple of changes to mass transit. ace trains are not running today and cal trains are operating on a holiday schedule. if you plan on shopping on union square parking meters will be enforced. right now we will head to 680. traffic on the left hand side there northbound as but drive toward fremont looking great. cars are moving well across the bay bridge. we are not seeing the usual back up we will see. no delays. finally in san rafael there you go. there is the inclimber. a little slower on the button here. you can see things look great. finally 101 through san rafael at the 180 split traffic also looking good. here is steve. thank you. happy good morning. cold out there but it looks like we will start warming up slightly. higher clouds will be moving in. also a component of an easterly

breeze. 28 kenwood. clayton and lafayette but napa and kenwood look like they will be warming up here. i've seen some signs of good cloud coverage coming in within we also had some really impressive records yesterday. south lake tahoe seven below broke the old mark at two in 1978. sacramento is 30. tied 30. last set in 1880. gilroy and napa both dropped to 28. that tied 28 in 1993. oakland airport did set a record. san francisco 42 also tied 42 back in 1892. i remember it well. 50s for temperatures. a cold morning and higher clouds. i said it would be 100 years before we see temperatures like this again. 30 concord livermore. san jose at 33. tahoe was two below now they

are one. las vegas 32. 44 san diego. that is bone chilling for them. santa maria 35. eureka 30 yesterday was also a record. they are 37 today due to the cloud cover. that system coming in will be here saturday. today lightly warmer after a cold morning. high clouds begin to move in. 50s for temperatures. 50s for a new others. cloudy with rain on sunday. sunday clearing breezy and cool and another cold morning on monday. all right 6:50. ahead of the big shopping weekend wall street appears to be confident consumers will spend more this year. stocks from retailers have moved up. unemployment still remains nearly at 10% nation-wide. but analysts say consumer

spending has picked up in recent months and unemployment has improved and that has lead to higher expectations far stronger holiday shopping season. not a lot of expectations for today. the market really doing what we expected it to do. it's down 92 points on the dow. investigators concerned about debt problems in with have the ongoing tensions in north korea. and there is an indication this morning the upcoming royal wedding could mean royal profits for publishers. it has only been ten days since they announced their engagement but already the first book about them is coming out. william and kate a royal love story published by harper columns is due out today. there are several other books in the works ahead of their planned april 29th wedding. 6:51. it's become a holiday tradition. one bay area store has found

two good reasons for the needy. bay area folks will be checking out the 2011 models this weekend.

it's a different kind of holiday season this year when it comes to water in the south bay. a year ago the santa clara water district said reservoirs

were below 50% capacity. now they say they are much fuller. the water district has dropped the mandatory conniver vision. people that run a family owned business in oakland say they discovered that are two big advantages to a holiday event. they served a big thanks giving day meal to the needy. the owners say the thanksgiving feast also helps improve the relationship between the community and muslim owners. some communities made sure san francisco did not go hungry. notre dame students cooked a n never holiday park. if you have used cooking oil and have it left over you can recycle it in san francisco. this is the fourth year of the

cities grease cycle program. it is a city effort to get them away from the suers. you can drop off the used oil this weekend at costco or recycle year around at select whole food stores. this morning ktvu is once again kicking off its an you'll holiday donation drive. it's called one warm coat. we are collecting coats for the needy this winter. we will be at four bay area locations to take the coats. ferry buildings, broadway plaza we're all going to be out there until 6:00 p.m.. organizers of the san francisco international car show are expecting a very busy day today. 36 car makers are showing off dozens of new 2011 models including alternative hybrids and all electric vehicles.

for the first time at the show consumers can drive some of the vehicles. they say attendance is up. the 53rd san francisco international car show runs through sunday. ktvu.com has details on the hours and ticket prices. just look for the holiday weekend tab on the home page. 6:56. let's go over to tara moriarty. >> we have a an accident. we have a truck that is flipped over and in the bushes on the right hand shoulder. if we take a look the our map we can show you where. this is 880 westbound. it's just north of east browkaw road. along the san mateo bridge traffic is flowing nicely. here is steve. thank you. we have mostly clear skies. higher clouds are working their way in. we had upper 20s to low 30s. we are starting to see warmer

lows. highs today will be in th50s. we'll have your weekend forecast coming up on mornings on 2. coming up on mornings on 2 business is booming at bay area stores this black friday. we will continue our live team coverage of this very busy shopping day.