protesters reaccomplished their tent city the university did not stand in the way. >> the university has left us alone which is nice because it's all we really wanted. >> reporter: but the university has not left them alone it has helped to facilitate the encampment by providing food and portable restrooms to the campers. but the bulk of the support in terms of the donations, food and tents is coming from people from the community such as margaret ong who brought warm clothes today. >> when i the pepper spray, i was very upset that this happened. >> reporter: this could be the calm before the next big planned major protest. a general strike scheduled for monday at 6:00. we'll tell you why this encampment could be much larger by then. ken davis. occupy protesters are making big plans. what protesters are encouraging people not to do on one of the

busiest shopping days of the year. we're monitoring the occupy movement. log on to ktvu. ktvu.com. a man was shot today. the police officer was not hurt. they have not released the maim of the man yet who died or any other details about what specifically happened. and santa rosa police have now taken over the investigation. officials from the sonoma county district's attorneys office were also on the scene today. in newarck a man tried to come to the rescue after a home caught on fire. one person that lived at the home needed treatment for something unrelated to the fire. a neighbor who tried to fight the fire with a guarden hose sufferedded minor smoke inhalation. >> i wanted to stop it with the

water, trying to protect my property. and some police come here and tried to push me out. he said, you get out of here. it's dangerous. i said okay but i want to turn it off my water, nobody let me do it. >> reporter: he said fire crews pushed him away from if yard for his own protection. it's believed the fire began in the bedroom but firefighters are still looking into the cause. let's go ahead and turn to our bay area weather. things worked out the way you said they would. >> only an inch of rain as you move north of santa rosa. there's goes the front as you move through the area. some showers there to the north of us. but we're going to be dry. the story the next few hours is going to be the valley fog that's going to try to reform. basically low clouds are out there right now you can see out toward the concord, napa area. we don't have showers but we have pockets of low lying clouds and low clouds showing up in the north bay valley. as you head outside, what you're going to see out there

as you look to the west are sunshine and hiring close in san francisco. as you go into the northwest valley you will notice that valley fog late tonight early tomorrow morning. there could be a sprinkle or two in the forecast tonight. or if there's a sprinkle or two in the forecast they could occur. as we go through the next couple of days and many of you have these days off as the holiday weekend. i'll have the details for you coming up. and amber lee is live to tell us where the hot spots are. >> reporter: until an hour ago there were delays, but travelers continued on ward despite a few bumps on the road and in the sky. some travelers expected huge lines skwr-tz i came here -- >> reporter: i came here an hour early. i'm still here, so i guess i'm

going to wait. >> reporter: most delays seen on this board were less than an hour and half and affected several airlines including virgin. >> i was very surprised i was expecting it to be long lines and hell at the airport today for thanksgiving. with tickets in hand, christoph experienced delays. after being turned over to a new airline, she will miss thanksgiving. >> we will be there at 9:00 a.m. dinner will be over and i'll miss my whole family. >> reporter: traveling by railroad was the right choice for the krugers. >> this is our first time we have traveled with our new babies. so it's a little different. >> a little bit of extra

planning. >> reporter: all of amtrak's arrivals and departures are scheduled on time today. >> reporter: traveling over the bay bridge into san francisco was smooth early this afternoon. the california highway patrol reports clear roadways at this hour. we're live at sfo tonight. we also checked in with oakland international airport. they had no delays whatsoever to report on this thanksgiving. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. from california skiers are spending their thanksgiving at sierra ski bowl. sugar bowl is just one of the resorts opening up over the long weekend for the season. up like last year, there's only one lift operating and one run available there at sugar bowl. the resort says that last year was an exceptional year and for most years just being able to open for thanksgiving is gravy. officers will be out in full force through this sunday looking for people driving

under the influence. this time last year officers made more than 1,500dui arrests throughout the state. that is nearly 6% more than the year before. this year officers will also be checking to make sure drivers and passengers are buckling up. if you plan to take b.a.r.t., beware that there have been schedule changes. b.a.r.t. is operating on a sunday schedule today. fewer trains will be running across the entire b.a.r.t. system. starting tomorrow. b.a.r.t. will run longer trains beginning at 6:00 a.m. to accommodate an influx of shoppers. black friday is so yesterday for some die-hard shoppers. now instead of waiting for tomorrow morning to hit the sales. david stevenson to tell you how the stores are bringing in the shoppers before the meal has gone cold. >> this year more retailers are saying shoppers don't have to

wait overnight in the cold to spend their cash. these san francisco shoppers cranked up a portable generator and huddled under a tent outside this best buy store. they hope to catch the games while waiting to buy a bigger tv at midnight. >> the deal for the tv is $200 for 42-inches. >> reporter: a line of 200 people camped out waiting for the black friday sale. >> there'll be food at home waiting for me, so i wouldn't really miss it much. >> reporter: the retail federation reports 200 million americans will shop black friday weekend up from 198 million last year. this year, more of the nation's retailers are giving consumers a head start opting to open thanksgiving morning or before midnight to lure in a growing number of shoppers hungry for bargains instead of turkey.

flashy thanksgiving day sales are a tradition. >> we have people who are coming before or after their dinner. we get people who don't observe thanksgiving. we get people from out of the area. >> reporter: for shoppers an opportunity to get first pick today before items are picked over tomorrow. >> i kind of want to get in and get everything that i like instead of going after everybody else has gone there and getting scraps and pieces. so i'm really happy to get in and get the good stuff and beat everybody else. >> reporter: some of the stunts and deals retailers are offering tonight to pull shoppers away from the dinner table. for now reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the 85th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade made its way through the streets of manhattan today. 11 marching bands entertained the crowds along with hundreds of cheer leaders, even an all male dance crew from new orleans. millions of people lined the parade route to applaud the

floats and performers. but the stars of the parade as always were the 50 giant balloon sculptures bobbing high overhead. this year's favorite include, spider man, the smurfs and kung fu panda. a crowd of spectators eight people deep in some parts enjoyed the parade with its balloon characters, dancers and floats. there was a little snag today, when the garfield balloon got too full and popped. in charlotte south carolina they enjoyed thanksgiving with a parade. marching bands even live animals. and just like the macy's parade. this one ended with the arrival of santa claus. thanksgiving is a day for

parades, families and eating. but many strapped on their running shoes and took on another tradition, the turkey trot. the word of the day may be gobble, but in walnut creek some people ran off their meal first. samantha took the name to heart and ran in a turkey costume. thousands of runners turned out in san jose for the silican valley turkey trot. it featured a wheelchair race, a kid race and turkey run. organizers hope to raise half a million dollars for three santa clara charities. the second housing food want. 20,000 people registered for today's run. it's the largest crowd ever for

that silican valley turkey trot. an east bay community may have to pay more for water. how much it might be going up and when. also new information tonight on a horrible plane crash that killed six people including three young children.

in arizona tonight, sheriff's officials say three adults and three chinese new

year parade died when their -- three children and two adults died. immediate family members have been told of their relative's death. >> all of these families are heartbroken, traumatized over the loss of their loved ones so suddenly and on thanksgiving. we just feel terrible and we wanted to express that to the families. >> the pilot of the plane had just picked up his children from their mother and was taken them to his home for thanksgiving. people in bay point may have to pay more for their water. the golden state water utility wants to increase rates from 2014 to 2015. the proposal would raise residential rates more than 12% or about $10 a month. industrial rates 14%, and public authority rates would go up 11%. residents will have a chance to

voice their concern to the public utilities commission. the carson city board of supervisors this week allocated $3.5 million for the project. the funds come from a voter approved state bond measure. but the project still has a ways to go. since the total cost is estimated as more than $80 million. 68miles out of the 116 miles have already been built and are open to the public. we did get wet wetter overnight. >> there might be a few sprinkles but the rain will be over overnight. outside right now you see the clouds outside out there. a lot of cloud and lingering out here. those clouds will begin to clear out as they do we're going to look for the fog to start to move back in. we're going to clear that out and we're going to go to the live radar sweeps going on

right now. some areas perhaps some light green, certainly by sacramento. but as you travel around really i think the rain is over. and what you're going to be watching or what we're going to be worried about for you as you travel is late night, early morning fog. temperatures outside. these are the current temperatures, 53 in santa rosa. 54 in napa. current dewpoint, for you what you need to know about the dewpoint it tells you how cool -- when the air cools to the point the fog will form. so the temperature is 53. the dewpoint temperature is 51 degrees. when that temperature comes down to degrees you're going to have fog formation. when fairfield comes down 3 degrees you're going to have fog formation. it's a big deal in that a lot of folks will drying out tonight and tomorrow morning. be careful, it's going to be out there and it will be dense. in the north and east bay valley, valley fog an issue. wouldn't be hard to get a dense

fog advisory tonight. you don't really need that to have poor visibility. doesn't mean it's not out there. you know what i'm talking about. friday some variable clouds. partly cloudy, partly sunny part of a day. temperatures believe it or not up into the low 60s again. no rain for a while. dry into your bay area holiday weekend forecast. when i come back we'll look at the computer models and we'll look at the chance for rain. we'll go to the five day forecast and look at the bay area weekend as well. a suspect is in custody in a fatal stabbing. sheriff deputies answered to reports of a fight. the victim was found suffering stab wounds. 46-year-old richard straton later died at the hospital. >> i just saw the man there but he was all bloody but his legs were moving. so i was just hoping he was okay. >> reporter: the contra costa

sheriff's office says the suspect was arrested this morning and is being held on $1 million bail. authorities say the suspect and straton knew each other. there's new information tonight on the shooting death of the president of the hell's angel. petigrew was shot down inside a casino in nevada. the associated press is reporting that a witness told the grand jury that the murder was not an assassination plot. he says leaders from the hell's angels and vagos bikers had worked out a truce at the casino, but that one vagos member could not keep his mouth shut and provoked the fight. it was another vagos member that is suspected of pulling the trigger. also ahead, officials make a decision on three american students detained in egypt.

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the death toll is rising tonight after a triple bombing in southern iraq. authorities say at least 19 people died after three bombs went out in an open air market. dozens more were injured. the victims include police officers and iraqi army

soldiers. experts say today's bombing is a sign of the security challenges iraq will face after troops return home. three american students jailed in egypt, an egyptian court has ordered the release of the three. the three are students at the american university in cairo. they were arrested sunday for allegedly throwing fire bombs at security forces fighting with protesters. there's no word yet if the students have been set free. three earthquakes hit japan but neither triggered a tsunami. the earthquakes today measured 6.0 and 6.1. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. harry potter author said journalists have invaded their

private life. the inquiry opened after murdoch was accused of hacking. >> it feels threatening to have people watching you. i can't have security devices at my house. >> the parliamentary economy is trying to find ways to protect the privacy. the two carrier i say they are denying the request -- they say it's only temporary. at&t says it will also report a one time cost to reflect the lease of the deal collapsing.

a warning from health officials taking too much headache medicine could lead to problems in the future. a new report shows that could even lead to death. acetaminophen is found in tylenol. when we come back we'll let you know why this is a holiday in the books but a lot of people still have to punch the time clock. that story coming up.

occupy protesters want to send corporate america a strong message. so they're asking people to do some things different this black friday. instead of spend, spend, spend, occupiers want people to stay away from certain stores. ktvu's alex sadvedge where retailers may be in for some changes tomorrow. >> reporter: instead of crowded stores occupy protesters are hoping for empty parking lots. occupy oakland volunteers served up turkey and sides at

frank ogawa plaza. instead of planning traditional after thanksgiving shopping, they're planning boycotts. >> if you need to shop, shop with a conscious. >> reporter: it's what's being called occupy black friday. we could see protesters picketing big chain stores or even occupying them. >> occupy oakland hopes that people should be enpowered to do economist action. >> reporter: the occupy movement has turned it sights to the retail stores. they want shoppers to think about who they're giving their money too. >> until people change their behavior and send a different measure to the system about what their values are, then the system will start to respond. >> reporter: but a black friday boycott isn't getting a whole lot of support from these shoppers. >> occupy is not going to give me a tv. >> reporter: who are camping waiting to pick up a cheap flat

screen. >> this is a tale tell sign that's not going to be much of an occupy black friday. >> we need for our families not to work every day, i think this is the best deal that i'm going to get. they're not writing me a check or saving me any money so i'm here. >> reporter: the occupy black friday movement is encouraging people to avoid big retailers and instead spend their money at locally owned businesses. >> for the latest on the occupy protest going on in the bay area log on to ktvu.com. thanksgiving is a holiday for most people. janine de la vega is here with people who had to work and what what is a good consolation. >> reporter: they're not the only ones who spent the day on

the clock. no this isn't a restaurant, welcome to fire station one in san jose. >> i've been here at this station for 10 years and i've probably worked at least six, seven thanksgiving. >> reporter: if there's one consolation of having to work on the holidays is that they consider their coworkers their second family. one firefighter was visited by his wife and son. all the while they're hoping not to get an emergency call. >> the engine has gone out three times on medical runs. the chief has already gone out on two structure fires, both of them involving turkeys. >> reporter: those who are preparing meals at home were thanksful this supermarket was open. it's maurice garcy's first day at the job and he's happy to be working. >> i feel happy because i lost my job three months ago so i

didn't have a job for three months. so, i got a job today so i'm happy. >> reporter: at ma's restaurant customers were thanksful to have a place to eat lunch. their customers tell us that many of their chinese customers like to eat out on this holiday instead of cooking at home. he's thankful for the business. >> i'm surprised this year, it's more busy. >> reporter: and so far here at many ma's they have seven dinner reservations that were made for this thanksgiving night. they're expecting it to be more busy tonight. my photographer and i are also too working on this thanksgiving and thank you very much for watching, reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega. millions of americans are traveling this weekend and what's expected to be the biggest travel weekend since the recession began. according to aaa about 42.5 million americans are flying or

driving this year. that's the highest number it's been since the start of the recession since 2005. fares 20% higher, gas prices are up about 16% from last year. >> more people travel, it's a good thing for the economy. but 42.5 million is nothing near the 45 million we saw last year. but we're improving. 90% of travelers are going by car. the busiest travel day of the year is still ahead of us. it's coming up on sunday. when everybody heads home. oakland international airport is giving passengers a break this holiday season starting today the airport is offering free and discounted parking. and people flying out of oakland on tuesdays, wednesdays or thursdays will be given up to three days of parking. the officer lasts until december 22nd. aaa is offering a safe way home for people who have too many drinks with their turkey dinner tonight. the company is offering a free

tow home as part of their tipsy tow program. the service is available from 6:00 p.m. tonight to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you can request it by calling 800-aaa-help and you don't have to be a aaa member. today is a time for family and friends, good food and a lot of gratitude. an today our photographer jimenez found gratitude among those serving the homeless. >> we made lot of sandwiches, different kind of sandwiches. veggie, turkey, pb & j. >> it's really helpful. i've been out here for a few years. >> i got a few sodas, oranges, apples and a couple of little snacks here and there. a little cereal. >> kind of makes it going home better because that way you feel more thankful.

>> i would be home, i live in l. a. but i would rather be out here conversing. there's people with a lot of backgrounds. >> happy thanksgiving. >> i came here to lupe's restaurant. came guard and offered to serve thanksgiving meals to people in our community. >> terrific view, we have the sun coming out. we have a fantastic thanksgiving dinner and a lot of good people who deserve to be served in fine dining style. >> right now i'm just grateful to be here on this thanksgiving day. >> i'm not used to eating like this and facing the water and the boats and stuff. you know i have a lot to be thankful. >> come thanksgiving we all want to come out and spend some time on behalf of the community. >> today like today. >> the work of our jacob jimenez. hundreds of people spent their thanksgiving in san francisco giving back to the community. volunteers at glide memorial church on ella street served

thanksgiving meal today to thousands of people. the cooks have been working on this special meal since yesterday. a special thanksgiving celebration will be held at the sanctuary with the reverend cecil williams. and major ed lee and members -- mayor ed lee and members of the police department also helped serve meals. >> join ktvu tomorrow as we join the commitment to help those in need. a lot of the on air folks here at ktvu will be out at these locations collecting your new or lightly used coats for the one warm coat drive. monterey county sheriff's deputies are asking for the public's help in identifies a teenage girl who was shot to death. her body was found in the field in the small town of shugard. she is described as a hispanic

female, 14 to 20 years old, 5'6", 119 pounds. she had long curly hair, brown eyes, jean style leggings, white shirt, air walks and i love lucy socks. two airports from the bay area made the list of worse airports. and hear what brought congresswoman giffords out to serve others this thanksgiving.

tense moments for passengers after their plane had to make an emergency landing. it happened at l.a.x. just before 10:00 last night. the american airlines jet had just left for new york city when crews smelled smoke in the cabin. none of the 164 people on board was injured. two bay area airports are on a new list of the nation's worse airports when it comes to delays. the daily mirror ranked sfo as the sixth worse airport with a 15 minute flight delay. oakland came in ninth. chicago o'hare came in first. the president called two

members from each branch of the military, the army, air force, coast guard, marines and navy, the president thanked them for their service and wished them a happy thanksgiving. members of the military deployed to the middle east are celebrating thanksgiving with a dinner that took on monumental proportions. jonathan moore is live with how much food is needed to feed all the troops. >> reporter: 10 years an 25 days since the first american troops arrived there. the defense department is serving more than 8,000 20 pounds turkeys. also on the menu 37,000 pounds of stuffing, 43,000 pounds of sweet potatoes, and for desert 24,560 pies. >> it's the first afghan

thanksgiving? >> yes this is my first deployment. >> last? >> no, probably not. >> the united states, i can't wait to get back. i love everybody, everybody. >> reporter: soldiers at camp victory had to serve thanksgiving a few days early. the dining facility on the base closed down earlier this week as u.s. forces prepared to leave the country. and a hungry crowd also lined up for a holiday meal at camp virginia kuwait. >> how many people are you anticipating? >> roughly about 6,400. >> in how much time? >> about 3.5 hours. >> what's on the menu? >> turkey and all the trimmings. >> desert? >> pie and cakes and all types of goodies. >> reporter: but the best news for these troops, many found out they will be home on time

for christmas. congresswoman giffords helped dish out dinner. this is giffords first thanksgiving since she was shot and almost killed at point- blank. >> you are an inspiration to the city, to the country and the nation. >> reporter: giffords helped serve thanksgiving dinner at david air force bay in her hometown. it marked the arizona congresswoman's first event since being shot in the head while meeting and greeting with constituents. for the holiday gathering, giffords sported a baseball cap and a apron with her name gabby. she continues to undergo a robust rehabilitation system. her husband stood to her right

and helped serve ham to the troops. base officials had asked a member of the congresswoman's staff to take part of the thanksgiving dinner. but when giffords found out about the event, she decided to go herself. >> many of these people are 20 years old, the first time away from their family. to have her here as part of our family. to let them know that they're home with their family and we're serving them a great meal. and to have the comradery and just be part of the stay is just an amazing thing. >> reporter: giffords has earned the reputation of having a strong support for the troops. she was named honorary military spouse of the year by the magazine military spouse. james rosen, fox news. nasa is about to enbark on a new mission. it's called curiosity set to launch this saturday. it's about as big as a car

which is twice as big as previous rovers. scientists hope the $2.5 billion mission will help them better understand mars' surface. shoppers at a bay area supermarket may want to check their bank account. we'll tell you why coming up. >> and we'll be talking about some really dense patches of valley fog. @ñ

oakland police are investigating an early morning

crash involving a truck that ran into a building. it happened just after 5:00 p.m. in the corner of fairfax and fair bank. both drivers on the scene claimed they had the right of way. the building is empty. neither driver was injured. a bay area analyst is keeping a close eye on e sales this thanksgiving. so far he says the numbers are up. >> reporter: what we're seeing now is that consumers are coming online earlier in the day. retailers are showing their promotions and discounts earlier. and that's really driving consumers to buy and shop at 20% higher than it was last year. >> reporter: looks like he was a michigan wolverine fan. >> websites like twitter and facebook help shoppers share deals with their friends. people who shop at lucky grocery stores are being advised to check their bank statement. someone tampered with credit readers. the compromised card readers

were in self-check out lanes and have been replaced. so far there's no reports of problems with customer accounts. 19 lucky stores are affected in the bay area plus one save mart store. let's talk about our weather now. because it's a holiday weekend and we're right in the middle of it. >> mostly the showers have ended. we could see a slight sprinkle. then it's done. then we get the cloud cover, the fog that will come back. both live radars going on right now, the one live in davis, the doppler radar there. and then the doppler radar in the mountains. they're picking up a little bit of shower activity but it's light. you saw it early this morning in your neighborhood. just really light misty drizzle action. that's going to taper off over the next few hours. and as we go into tonight, it's a long night and the cool conditions, valley fog will be a player. you saw the clock work this time of year, a little bit of

rain goes through. then you get a long night. tomorrow morning, that fog is really going to start to proliferate. just be prepared for it. it's a bigger deal now than usual. because everybody is driving around. and you also have people, i didn't think about this. you have lots of people in this area visiting people and driving home at 12:00 tonight. they're not aware that the fog is going to be in those areas. you locals know what you're talking about. if you're out there, just know tomorrow morning, valley fog could be an issue. tomorrow in the next few days we're dry. there's no real rain in the forecast. maybe a little bit of drizzle in the north bay. but no substantial rain or weather headed our way. so cloudy conditions as you head into your friday afternoon. the computer model shows up tomorrow morning, a few clouds i mentioned a little bit of drizzle there. then a great friday afternoon, friday evening. here we are into friday morning. here we are into saturday afternoon. not bad. they know sunday a few more

clouds roll in -- then sunday a few more clouds roll in. we're definitely back into a winter pattern with the light fog and cooler conditions. just be ready for that. as we go through let's run the model through so you see the clouds rolling through on sunday. the forecast highs tomorrow, surprisingly warm. last few days we've been in the 50s. tomorrow 52 in fairfield, 62 in antioch, 63 in morgan hill and 63 in los gatos. so a nice day for your friday. hope you have it off. saturday and sunday look nice as well. there'll be clouds, there'll be filtered sunshine. for the most part we're dry. as you see here we have more clouds coming on sunday, as for that computer model we just showed you. the bay area weekend in view looks like that. i hope you had a great day today. tomorrow will be a nice day to go for a walk or do whatever you do to get rid of the -- >> a long, long, long, long walk. >> i'm heading there myself. all right, thanks bill. there's new evidence that

fishing could be one of the world's oldest sports. an excavation uncovered the remains of tuna and deep water fish inside a cave. the remains are believed to be 92,000 years old. that means that people already had the mental and technological ability to exploit the sea. a california marine had something unusual to be thanksful for. the reyoungon -- the surprise reunion with a dog, and not just any dog.

if you're looking for an excuse to get out of washing thanksgiving dishes don't blame the turkey. the american chemical society says the level of amino acid are actually too low to cause

drowsiness. you likely feel sleepy from a carb overload from all the mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie. a soldier was reunited with a stray dog he adopted while on duty in afghanistan. warren alberdine and clovis had a reunion today. alstine was born in sacramento. now she is fostering more than one dozen dogs brought home with chloe. >> our servicemen personnel developed these dogs because the taliban kills them. >> reporter: the dog can be of great comfort to american servicemen and women while in

afghanistan. they were brought home by the nonprofit group nozag. corporal alstein says that khloe helped him through his tours in afghanistan. now he hopes to return home and start his new adventures and spend them with khloe by his side. a lot of the on air folks here at ktvu including sal castaneda, amber lee, mark ibanez and myself will all be out at these four locations around the bay area collecting your new or lightly used coats. it's all part of our one warm coat drive. coming up in just 90 seconds. it started with a call to 911 this morning. when it was over one person was dead. our reporter is on the scene and has just spoken with authorities about what happened and what prompted the officer to open fire. plus occupy san jose gaining strength this thanksgiving day, why protesters say this movement is far from over.

a domestic violence 911 call turns deadly. the holiday spirit is giving a big boost to the

occupy oakland movement. the promise they're making to keep up their encampment for the long haul. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. julie haener has the night off. >> and i'm frank somerville. a 911 ends with a fatal shooting. >> reporter: as you mentioned this all started with a 911 call from a woman who lives here at the redwood grove apartment around 1: 11:30 this morning. police are still out here with a lot of work to do. police say the woman was calling to report her ex- boyfriend banging on her back door. a sebastopol officer arrived here. the sebastapol officer shot and