>> reporter: new details about a black friday shooting at a walmart in san leandro. what led up to the shooting? big trouble for muni riders this morning after an emergency forces a shutdown. >> reporter: holiday shopping is well underway.

coming up, we'll tell you about the budgets and the strategies some shoppers are sticking to and also how some shoppers are keeping their -- how some stores are keeping their shoppers awake while they remain in line. is the rain done for a while now? can we warm it up? it's time for "mornings on 2." good morning. it might not look like it. but this is "mornings on 2." i'm pam cook. [ laughter ] >> good morningle. i'm claudine wong. developing news for you this morning. one person is in custody after a black friday shooting at walmart. kraig debro is live with aftermath pictures you will only see on 2 and a witness attack about what led up to the attack. >> reporter: good morning, claudine. we just spoke with the sergeant and he gave us new details about what happened. meanwhile, in this parking lot,

this investigation is very thorough, they are very meticulous about a they are doing, the -- about what they are doing. the victim 'clothes are still in the -- victim's clothes are still in the parking lot. we are finding out that this had noing to to with the sales -- nothing to do with the sales. this was an attempted robbery. we have pictures. we want to show you them. there was a person shot. we have exclusive pictures of that. police have not identified that person yet but they tell us they have one person in custody. it but they are looking for two others. >> we talked to a few people who said she saw two arguing in the story -- in the store. the detective i talked to said he has accounts from the witnesses that clear all of this up. he says that the victims had just left the store, that black friday promotion. >> the victims were standing by

their car talking when the suspects pulled up, kind of blocked their car in, got out of their car, approached them, asked for the items that they had. the victims weren't going to give those up a, a fight ensued. >> reporter: -- up, a fight ensued. >> reporter: -- >> reporter: a fight ensued. the suspect shot the victims. at that point, some of the victims held one of the suspects. another person got in the car. that car sped off. we did have another witness tell us, this was a red car in color. police have not put out that information just yet. they are getting more details on that. but that victim is in stable condition. we don't know much more than that or the victims age or name at this time. again, i will try to have another conversation with police to get more details. kraig debro, "mornings on 2". a walmart store is back

open after a thanksgiving day bomb square. police -- police evacuated the square. police evacuated the store and everybody was let back in after it was determined there was no threat. allie rasmus is live with more holiday shopping. >> reporter: at this point, we're seeing more shoppers come in than go out. it's going on almost seven hours after midnight. for every shopper you see with a bag walking out, you have to take into consideration the amount of time that person spent in line. we talked to the manager of one store who says they've invented a game it play with their customers while they are waiting in line. >> let the customers answer quirky questions. do have you a frash light --

flashlight, if they do, they get a prize. >> who has a picture of their pet? >> even with the games, many say they have a strategy and many have a bucket they are sticking to. one shopper told us how much he plans to spend today. >> because of the -- the whole economy is bad. >> reporter: the marketing director says there are 6100 parking spots in the lot. the lot is still pretty full. when we got here at 3:45, there was not a single space open. live in milpitas, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. shoppers are also out in full force this morning at the sun valley mall in concord. this is how the sports authority looked at 5:00 this morning. they are filing in very nicely and orderly. many shoppers waited for several hours to snag free gift

cards. other stores inside the mall opened earlier. seer's opened -- sear's opened early, too. early bird shoppers tell us if they can save a few dollars finding a few bargains, they don't mind spending the holiday outside waiting in line. and the city is -- city leaders are touting as well -- outing as well. two women who own a art gallery and shop -- own an art gallery and shop, as well. if you are shopping online, you may owe more money than you think. coming up in about 11 minutes,

why there could be an extra tax on your purchase. new this morning, we are getting a promising new look at intergiant -- injured bryan stow. last week, one of stow's friends told us that he can now push himself in his wheelchair. stow is fighting to recover from a massive brain injury that he suffered during an attack outside of dodger stadium back in march. a crucial report on the 2013 america's cup yacht race is set to take place in san francisco. it will soon be released. "the examiner" reports that the final environment impact report will be published next week before going to the city's planning commission for certification. race organizers are said to be eagerly awaiting this report. opponents could file a lawsuit. now that thanksgiving is over, walnut creek is focusing

on christmas. the city's holiday tree are will be lit tonight at 6:00. there will be music, free candy canes and santa will make a special appearance at the event. there will be a tree- lighting ceremony in downtown san jose. the christmas in the park event kicks off at 5:30. it will be held at the plaza de chavez park. the event had been in danger of going forward because of budgets but donations are keeping it going. if you are heading to p b.a.r.t. to shop, tara has the schedule. >> that's right. b.a.r.t. is operating on a sunday schedule. we do have problems with muni this morning that we want to mention. there's some video that we got in from earlier this morning.

since 5:00, muni was shut down because of an accident. a strain struck a person walking on the tracks underground between the montgomery and embarcadero stations. now, witnesses say he tried to move out of the way but he was clipped and he did receive life- threatening injuries. bus shuttle -- bus shuttles have been getting people around but should be in service. let's take a like look at the macarthur maze. traffic is flowing nicely. 7:09. here's steve. thank you, tara. we have mostly sunny skies. had the rain yesterday for some. it was over in the morning, for others, in the valley, it lased a little bit longer. we had a -- lasted a little bit longer. we had a little system. it looks like it's done. it looks like that's it for this month unless the forecast models throw us a curve but

they are all in sync saying, no. it will be very warm for us. in fact, temperatures are starting to warm up. tomorrow we'll get mid-60s. the theme will be the next -- will be in the 60s the next four or five days. 40s and 50s struck through the cloud cover. that look like rain. high pressure is gonna build in and stick around for a while. that means temperatures will be going up. some light rain, it looks like it's about done. i think it will be a bigger story tomorrow and as we go into the weekend, if we don't get the fog, temperatures will warm up. today, 50s and 60s. a lot of low 60s. doesn't make much of a difference. doesn't matter where you are, everyone will be close to 60, 61, 62. upper 50s for some. low 60s for others, including

woodside. the extended outlook has warmer weather for the afternoon highs. but night and morning fog can be tough. a new finding by mexico's archaeology center. a 4-year-old girl in trouble accused of shoplifting and banned from safeway.

good morning. by had some light rain. it looks like it's all gone. if you are heading to the tree lighting ceremony, it will be a little chilly. we should be under clear skies. partly cloudy skies, 50s and 60s but it looks like we're done with the rain for a while. the recovery efforts continue today following that fiery plane crash in arizona.

three adults an three children were killed when that plane crashed wednesday night. the pilot had just picked up his children to celebrate thanksgiving. police say they are doing everything possible to console the victims' families. >> these families are just obviously, heartbroken, traumatized over the loss of their loved one. so -- it was so sudden and on thanksgiving. >> one of the tree children killed was autistic and the colt pilot was soon to be married. authorities say the recovery effort is extremery difficult because of the rough terrain. they also say there's no plane in distress. airlines are scrambling to provide emergency oxygen in the bathrooms. earlier this year, the faa secretly ordered all airplanes to remove oxygen systems from the bathroom because of a security vulnerability. "usa today" is reporting it could be more than two years for a substitute system to be

in place. emergency oxygen masks in cabins are not affected by this. mexico is now acknowledging a second mayan reference that the world is going to end december of 2012. the country's archaeology institute says a second reference to the apocalyptic date exists on the ruins site. the institute says this is very real. they say that the idea this date means the world will end is a misinterpretation. the 3.7 magnitude quake shook central oklahoma about ten miles south of sparks and about 45 miles east of oklahoma city. emergency officials say it did not cause any damage. earlier this month, a 5.6 magnitude quake damaged more than 40 homes in that same area. a thanksgiving day fire damaged one home in newark. firefighters were called to the scene yesterday afternoon. now, neighbors tried to fight the fire with a garden hose but they couldn't do it.

two people were at the scene were treated for minor smoke inhalation. firefighters say it looks like the fire began in the bedroom but they are not sure of the exact cause. sonoma county is updating the public on a controversial new policy allowing consulate cards from mexico as valid identification. now, they say the county has not noticed an increase in crime since announcing the policy a month ago. critics say this could get more drivers without licenses driving. 7:16. a safeway security guard is looking for a new job after busing a 4-year-old girl -- busting a 4-year-old girl for shoplifting. the girl was with her grocery store with her dad on wednesday. she apparently dried a package of dry fruit, eight some and put -- ate some and put it on

the shelf. he. >> your daughter stole. she's bans from the store. we'll be pressing charges. we need her to sign this saying -- acknowledging she can't come into any safeway. >> the guard has been fired and sore frills have apologized to the -- officials have apologized to the girl's parents. >> many are out on the stores this black friday. some will wait for cyber monday. online shopping is expected to reach 1.2 billion this year. approach group predicts that holiday online sales in the u.s. during november and december will reach 59.000000000. that's a 15% increase -- $a --

59 billion. that's a 15% increase from last year. many retailers who sell online and are out of state don't collect the tax and they don't tell the buyers that they may owe that state tax. the state legislature requires collection of the taxes. but it doesn't go in effect until then and until then you, the buyer, are responsibilityible. at noon, james durbin will perform in front of the 40-foot christmas tree. then tonight at 7:00, another performer and then durbin will be kicking off the one warm coat as well. other performances include carolers. voters in sonoma county will have to decide about a tax

on the libraries. county supervisors agreed to place a 16-year extension of the tax on the june ballot. the sales tax revenue represents 5.2 million in funding this fiscal year. california lawmakers are getting ready to turn in their state-owned cars. originally the state planned on giving lawmakers a $300 a month transportation allowance. but the los angeles times reports that lawmakers can get that allowance because the commission that approved this overstepped their authority. lawmakers will be getting 55 cent as mile reimbursement to use their personal cars. the auto show in san francisco is nearing the end of the road. the 2012 models from 38 manufacturers are on display at moscone center. the show runs until sunday. the show is also showcasing alternate fuel and vehicles. there's even a simulator where you can test-drive. doors open at 10:00.

a dramatic rescue after a man is too tired to continue while hiking with friends. and the bay area county where you could soon be playing for plastic bags. 101 through san francisco, traffic looking good. we do have an accident in daly city we want to tell you about. we'll let you know if it's affects freeway traffic -- coming up.

a hiker is safe this morning. officials say he was hiking in the an je less forest and he got tired. that's when rescuers were called in and a search light was used to locate that man. a proposed surcharge on plastic shopping bags in alameda county is moving forward. two meeting on the surcharge are planned for next month under the proposal, alameda county shoppers would pay 10 cents per plastic bag.

now, the county waste authority hopes the surcharge will lead more shoppers to use reusable bags. a group using the flags is -- bags is threatening to sue the county if the changes are put in place. there are changes put in place for b.a.r.t. they plan to run longer trains throughout the day. they plan on running longer trains on sunday from the oak and san francisco airports for all of those rushing home from their holiday trips. 7:23. let's head out to tara moriarty, in for sale, talking about possible delays in daly city. wewe have a darr accident in daly city. it's not 0 -- it's not on the freeway. it's just off 280 if we can take live pictures. this looks like this car that hit the pole is an injury

accident. i would recommend using alimany. it's kind of a nightmare to try to get onto 2 0 headed in the southbound direction. i would just go up to alamany and take that on the freeway if you need to at this hour. as you can see, a car went right into a light pole there. they are trying to vet the scene, clean -- investigate the scene, clean it up. we have a look at muni. we have problems in san francisco. if you need to cake the k, l, or m train, you can take the train and transfer. all of these delays due to a train striking a pedestrian, somebody walking on the tracks underground between the montgomery and embarcadero stations around 5:00. bus shuttles are trying to get people around. everything should be back to normal 9:00 this morning. we're going to head to the desk. >> you're not gonna talk to me,

tara? gee! i feel sleighted! we will have mostly cloudy skies. we had some light rain. it's gonna clear out. temperatures in the 40s. we're right about at 50. there is gonna be a lot of fog here in the next couple of days especially out to the valley. today is the transition day from some rain to no rain and warmer temperatures if you don't have the fog as we go forward. upper 40s, low 50s. san jose is at 46. there's our little system, maybe you slept through it but there was light rain. that's it. it's washed out and gone. some patchy fog out towards the east. partly sunny, partly cloudy. temperatures will be in the upper 50s and low 60s but they only start a warmup, especially as we head into the weekend. in fact, if anything, be -- if anything, we could be near 70 degrees by sunday into monday. the fog in the valley could be very, very tough. 7:25 is the time right now. an investigation accident -- continues in sebastopol after a call for help to 911 leads to a deadly shooting. and a robbery gone bad.

new information on the black friday shooting of a walmart customer in san leandro. it is black friday. shoppers are warming -- swarming stores. state farm. this is jessica.

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we have developing news. crime scene tape is blocking off a section of the walmart parking lot on hesperian boulevard. kraig debro is live outside that store right now where police say the victim's car has now been found. kraig? >> reporter: good morning, claudine. we found the victim's car and police have told us new details about exactly what happened. take a look behind me. you see the officer dusting the back of that red car. that's a red volvo. that's the victim's car. this all started around 1:50 this morning. police say the men of the same family, perhaps, they were just friends, came oust walmart with their merchandise -- out of the walmart with their merchandise. they got out of the car, they were standing outside the car, when another car pulled in behind that vole vole and blocked them in. one or more men got out of the car and asked the men to hand over the merchandise. the men refused. one of the suspects then pulled out a gun. >> one of the suspects pulled out a gun, shot one of the

victims. at that point, they started to flee. a couple of victims that were there grabbed one of the suspects and were able to detain him until the police arrived. >> reporter: now, the victim was take ton a local hospital. we're told he's in stable condition. police are looking for two more suspects. i want to show you this picture if you come back out here live here. see the clothes there in the middle of the street? there's the car -- there's some people trying to get to their cars. you see the red car in the left there? that's the victim's car? well, see the clothes in the center of the driveway there? that's the victim's clothes. what happened after the shooting, both the victim who was shot, and one or more of the people he was with ran after the shock. so the guy who was shot was one of the people who ran after the suspects and got the one suspect that tried to run and police are looking for two other outstanding suspects at this point. reporting live in san leandro, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. black friday violence also

erupted at a walmart store in los angeles. police this morning are searching for a woman who used pepper spray on fellow shoppers. that attack happened just before 10:30 last night. investigators believe the woman armed herself with a spray to try to gang advantage. 20 customers include -- including kids were injured. despite the black friday violence in san leandro and in southern california, most shoppers are calm this morning. lorraine blanco is out with some of those shoppers at the sun valley mall in concord and some of the deals that the shoppers are looking for. what are they looking for, lorraine? >> reporter: good morning. there are amazing deals. you won't believe this. you can can get things for just $5 at h & m. we'll tell you about that in a minute. check out the line. it's been like this before 5:00 a.m. before 5:00 a.m., they had a lot of people waiting outside. you can see it's pretty crazy

in here. all right. 5 bucks. what can you get for just 5 bucks? i have the supervisor here. you can actually get a very predty lbd and in women alarm, that's little black dress. tell us what you got. >> right now we're offering sustainable fashion for the environment. we're offering this dress. it's really cute, it has a velvet top. it's only $5. we're also offering this really night cuomo know that can be -- nice komono that will be warn outside. >> reporter: what's nice for some teens and young adults on your shopping list? >> right now, we have a lot of party blouses. they are also just $5. bright, bright colors.

really lux ourous -- really lux ourous -- luxurious. >> tell us about deals that you got here. >> reporter: we also have a really nice party blazer for men. it's velvet. it's $29.95, though. but that's not really so bad. a lot of other sweaters that you can wear along with your party outfits. great accessories. now, if you are willing to wait this is a great place to be. the wait is long but you got deals from $5, $10. all kinds of prices. >> yes, we do. we go as fast as we can to

accommodate everyone. >> reporter: all right. thank you so much camille. and we're live at sun valley mall, coming up, santa claus is coming to the mall around 8:00 a.m. we will be live. we'll see santa claus, we'll show you some of the interesting ways some stores are trying to -- we're not just trying -- talking about $5 deals. we're talking something more interesting. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. whoa! whoa! >> there they were at the stroke of midnight. black friday opened with a rush of shoppers at the best buy in emeryville, many customers, camping outside on thanksgiving day. they were drawn by the door buster deals such as giant discounts on large screen tvs and computers. shoppers tell us every dollar

saved counts. even if you wait in line for $12. >> i got a tablet. it was worth it. >> it was worth it? >> yeah, it was worth it. >> would you do it again? >> yep. do it every year. [ laughter ] >> and consumer electronics remain a popular item on most holiday wish lists. the national retail federation reports 32% of customers plan to buy electronics this year. that's the highest since 2008. if you slept in today but you still want to save money with black friday deals. head to your computer. hundreds of retailers are having online deals. home depot is offering 40% of certain money off certain appliances. target.com having a two-day black friday sale. apple dropping 10% from the ipad 2, mac, mac book and ipod. a fatal officer involved shoot something being investigated by police. this confrontation happened in sebastopol outside of the redwood apartments. police say a woman was aileen

in her apartment when and angry ex-boyfriend was banging on her door. when the police officers arrived, they realized the officer had man had a gun. police shot and killed that man. >> it was very unusual. we never saw anybody arguing. >> on thanksgiving, you know, people get emotional and they don't know what to do. santa rosa investigators are now conducting interviews. santa clara county is welcoming more charter schools. according to the san jose mercury news. , the county has one the friendliest in the state. the-- friendliest in the county. a tree-lighting ceremony in

san francisco's ghiradelli square will help kick off the holiday season. the 47th annual tree lighting in the square p will begin at 5:30 tonight. there will be free live entertainment from christmas carolers and a visit from santa. santa is gonna be busy today. we have a link to a number of holiday events going on around the bay area. just click hospital holiday tab at ktvu dahl. there are extra -- ktvu.com. there are extra police officers out. officers will be patrolling train stations as well as parking lots. today is considered to be the busiest shopping day of the year. to keep your safe safe, avoid carrying large sums of cash, don't leave any visible items in parked cars and be wary of anyone trying to create a distraction because pick pockets often work in teams. if you wear headphones, loop them in your jacket instead of

wearing them outside your clothes. tara has good advice if you are taking muni. >> that's right. if you want to take a train to shop, service has been immathed because of an accident -- impacted because of an accident that happened. if you need to catch the k, the l or the m lines, take the train to transfer. a train struck a person while walking on the tracks underground between the montgomery and embarcadero stations. bus shuttles have been trying to get people around. we have an accident to report in daly city. these are pictures from john daly boulevard and mission which had been blocked off. a car that you see right there crashed into a pole sometime in the 6:00 hour. we're told it is an injury accident. we would ask that you use the alimany onramp if you need to get to 2 0. finally, look at this. something you don't normally

see. not a lot of people on the roadways. let's check in with steve. we do have partly cloudy skies. had some very light rain this morning. if there's any left over it's just a little bit. this may be it for a while unless our forecast models, you know -- had a little bit too much on thanksgiving but they are all saying it's gonna be dry and warmer as we head into the weekend and early next week as well. not much left. pretty good rain especially on the north coast, men mendocino valley on the valley. overall, we're saying goodbye to this little wet pattern here that we had and that's gonna be it. as we go into the weekend, the temperatures will start to warm up. there's no sign of anything until next weekend. 50s and 60s for forecasted highs today but tomorrow we'll bump these up. san jose one of the forecasts and 68 might be a little too high too fast. it will be in the mid-60s for most of tomorrow unless you get

the toole fog -- tule fog. no rain, 40s and 50s. pattern, high pressure is gonna build in, kick everything to the north and really just kind of be a stable pattern. jet stream will stay to the north for a while and thick fog will be a big story. once that sets up, once you get wind to rain, it really doesn't move. 60s and 70s. and a dry pattern into the weekend. partly sunny, partly cloudy. very light rain. 50s, on the temperatures, upper 50s or very low 60s. same for conned for, pleasant hill, walnut creek, even brentwood, oakley to livermore. los gatos, morgan hill, gilroy even san jose in there. fremont at 61. san mateo redwood shores. millbrae, san bruno, all at around 60s. temperatures will start to warm up here. mid-60s upper 60s by sunday, maybe even 70 degrees. and it will stay that way early

into next week. arizona congresswoman spent part of her thanksgiving servinged into to troops at an air force base in tucson. it was her first wasn't event since she was -- consistent event since she -- constituent event since she was shot. >> we have a lot of members unfortunately that sustained battle injuries and they are dealing with a lot of the same issues that the congresswoman has had to deal with and her family has had to deal with. >> giffords continues to undergo therapy. an east bay santation

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all right. the dow is up 95 points this morning. but the markets are really mixed. if things don't go well today, we could be looking at our worse week since september. trading will end earlier today on black friday. markets close at 10:00 a.m. this morning, our time. europe's debt crisis is helping push the price of oil down this morning. at last check, oil was trading just under $97. last week a price for a barrel of oil was at $103. analysts expect less demand for oil as austerity measures taken in europe damage global network. french's president and angela merkel proposed changes yesterday during a meeting in straussberg. mario monti also took part in the meeting. the merger between at&t and t-mobile could be collapsing. the carriers announced that they are withdrawalling their requests to the fcc to join

operations but they also say it's temporary until they can win clearance from the justice department. in august, the justice department blocked the $39 billion transaction, citing anti-trust violation. 'tis the season for holiday jobs and thousands thousands are trying to cash in. according to the national retail federation. stores are hiring about $500,000 for the season but there's a lot of competition for those jobs. more than 13 million people are said to be looking for part or full-time work. well, guess what. you can watch disney movies on demand through houston. the video website is adding film rentals from disney, pixar. popular movies include "cars ii" and "the pirates of the caribbean." cost, $1 to $2. now houston began offering movie rentals this year from other major studios. about 100,000 egyptians are

gathering in cairo for a massive pro-democracy rally. i want to see you some video at tahrir square demonstrations. many in the crowd are angry at the interim military government for naming a mubarak air rack prime minister to lead the next government. they took to the state denver there to tell -- he took to the tv today to said he can deliver on what the people are asking for. no word on the three americans who were jailed there. earlier, it was reported they were being processed. yesterday, an's gyp shin court ruled for the three to be let go. we're hearing from the pilot from that helicopter that crashed in new zealand while the cameras were rolling. that helicopter was actually installing a christmas tree when the blades got caught in a cable. you can see the tail snapped right off and it crashed to the

ground. now, the pilot walked aid way with only scratches and he says it's all because of a seat belt. >> the belt which is attached to the grow of the aircraft -- to the floor of the aircraft, if i wasn't wearing that, it would have been all over. >> he says the accident has not destroyed his love of filing and he's looking to get back into the air as soon as he can. american troops spent their last thanksgiving in iraq. in baghdad, military men and women enjoyed a traditional turkey dinner yesterday. one soldier commented that it never compares to his mom's cooking but it will do. there are fewer than 20,000 troops across the country but u.s. forces are said to be out of iraq by the end of the year. it was a thanksgiving reunion for one man and his best friend after a journey that span nearly 7500 miles and began in a war zone. this is the marine and his dog, chloe. chloe arrived in the country

with 13 other dogs including gremlin. you see gremlin right there. gremlin is now living with the marine's aunt in santa rosa. >> this little girl was, as a puppy, being stoned by the afghan police outside the embassy in kabul. >> the dogs were brought here by a dog that rescues them from war and gives them a better life. the dogs are often tableted by the tap, they say, because they know that killing -- killing them is demoralizing for americans. and american idol runner-up was back in the national spotlight ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ she end ed the national anthem -- ended the national anthem on a good note

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:5 is. a -- 7:51. a lost dog on a street pole has never received this much attention. take a look. arlene wore a bikini and high heels at intersections and holing signs about her dog that she -- holding signs about her dog that she lost her -- that her dog is lost. >> i'm willing out there to freeze. she's looking for her dog. she also looked at animal shelters and even consulted a pet psychic. if neighbors don't help her, at least the weather will. 70-degree temperatures are forecast in san diego for the weekend. a long closed tunnel under interstate 580 in contra costa county is being opened -- reopened to wildlife. contra costa water district officials just recently bought

the land to protect wildlife and they are planning on reopening the tunnel to give foxes, deer and other animals a safer way to cross under the 580. a wild turkey in pennsylvania escaped the dinner plate but still ended up in a restaurant on thanksgiving. police say the bird flew through the window of a restaurant in penn hills. the 15-wound turkey was found dead among a shattered -- pile of shattered glass in the restaurant. the restaurant was closed. so nobody was injured. jim harbaugh and his brother john harbaugh, their teams played against each other yesterday. we found plenty of san francisco 49er fans crowded in the bars hoping for a holiday win. but the ravens sacked alex smith nine times and the 49ers did not score a touchdown for the first time all season. final score, rave 16. 49er, 6. people we talked to

said the sib lick rivalry between the coaches did wring an extra something to the game. i'm sure they do love each other. i'm sure the feel something still there but they just want to beat each other. with the loss, the 49ers fall to 9-2. their next game is sunday, december 4. , against the st. louis rams. last season's "american idol" runner-up is apologizing for the mess -- for messing up the national anthem before one of the football games. ♪ through the twilights >> oops! >> as you heard her there, she seemed to forget the words. after going silent, she did pick up where she left off and finished the song and she took to twitter saying, i have no

excuses. i messed up. >> all right. 7:54. le well, today is your first -- well, today is your first chance to buy giants tickets for the upseason. tickets will go on sale. the tickets will be available through december 24th. after that tickets resewell on saturday, february 24th the. the switch will be flipped on tonight at the macy's christmas tree lighting in san francisco's union square. we want to show you a live look at union square. there's macy's. there we can can -- there we can see it. it's dumbing. the -- there we can see it. it's coming. macy's says being grieb is the reason for not using a real tree. that celebration starts at 6:00 tonight and is going to include a performance by olympic skater johnny weir and join ktvu to make sure those in need stay warm. today, drop off your new or

lightly-used dote -- coat. it's all for their year's one warm coat drive. officer ank as will be out there today -- officer anchors will be out there to collect your coats. >> stop by. we would love it if you stop by and britain a -- if would you stop by and bring a coat. how is it around the mall. right now we have chopper 2. there go. people trying to snatch up those black friday deals. this mall is off 880 and it looks like the parking lot not completely full. so still more deals to be had out there and the roadways around the area seem to be doing just fine. we've had no major incidents on any of the major freeways this morning. that's the good news. in muni, however, we have had some issues in san francisco. there was an accident. it happened underground between the montgomery and embarcadero

stations between 5:00. a man was struck by a train -- train. if you need to catch the k, l or m lines. j riders can pick up the -- pick up the train by church and debows. the trains should be back to normal by 9:00 a.m. and highway 4 through bay point we have a ladder in the lane near the exit at willow road. so be careful. let's head to steve. >> some sun out there, mostly cloudy. we'll have a partly cloudy, mostly cloudy porn morning. temperatures will start to warm up after today -- cloudby morning -- mostly cloudy morning. temperature also return to warm up after today. and tara just sold you about the accident that shut down some of the services. and what an attempted robbery victim tried to do after being shot in a parking lot of a walmart.

good morning. thank you for joining us hire on "mornings on 2." i'm -- here on "mornings on 2". >> i'm pam cook. >> i'm claudine wong. dave and tori have the day off. we have new information coming in regard everything the black friday shooting in san leandro. in the past hour we showed you police dusting for fingerprints on the victim's car. now, kraig debro is at the walmart on hesperian boulevard where witnesses say they could see the violence brewing. kraig? >> reporter: good morning, pam. more than six hours after this happened. you can see police are out here in the middle of the main driveway at this walmart on his tearian and san leandro. they are picking up the victim's clothes right now and putting them in a box. the victim fell there. the paramedics treated him there. this happened around 1:50 in the morning, according to police, three members of a -- three members of a family, probably more than that, four or five are coming out of the

walmart. >> and when they got out of the store and they got to the car, they were hanging out outside of their car. while they were doing that, another car walks up, blocks their car in. two men get out of the car, demand they handover the -- hand over the items. they don't hand over the goods and that's when one of the suspects pulled out the gun. >> one of the suspects pulled out a gun, shot one of the victims. at that point, they started to flee. a couple of victims that were there grabbed one of the suspects and were able to detain him until the police arrived. >> reporter: so what he -- he says one of the victims grabbed one of the suspect, the victim who was shot and at least one other person shaysed -- chased down the suspect who didn't get in the car. they grabbed this guy. they told him for police. police are looking for two other peel. police have interviewing the suspect, they also have video

surveillance tape. i spoke to the detective about that. he says it's a little grainy. you can see a little something. but where it is in the parking lot is closer to the streets. so not all of the cameras reached that car -- far. i want to show you something as we come out live. there's some police tape here in the center of the parking lot. you see the cars in the middle of the parking lot? well, the people who drove their cars have been unable to go anywhere because of the investigation going on. so those people have been hanging around for at least six hours since the shooting happened. probably more so they've been waiting that long as well to get their cars and get out of here. reporting live in san leandro, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. a walmart store in arizona is back open this morning but that was after a thanksgiving day bomb scare. police officers evacuated the store near phoenix after an employee found a strange package inside the break room refrigerator -- refrigerator, a bomb squad was called in.

they used the robot. they determined there was no threat and the shoppers were age to come back into the -- were able to come back into the store. allie rasmus is live now where shoppers have been out since 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: most of the die- hard overnight shoppers have gone home. most of them. there are still a few stragglers out here. it was busy. we saw one man who rented a kitty cart. even though they weren't shopping for kids, they needed cart to -- we also came across an old navy store where they were keeping customers by playing games -- where they were keeping customers busy by playing games. >> who has a picture of their

pet? >> reporter: the employees were asking who had a picture of their pet, who had a coughdrop. anyone in line who raised their hand said yes. most shoppers said they are planning on a budget and had a strategy. >> it's a strategy. so if she -- she'll be like you go stand in this line, you go stand in this line and we'll all run to our lines. just know our spots. >> reporter: now, speaking of spots, take a look at the parking lot out here, the marketing director told us -- of the mall told us there are 6100 parking lots in the lot since we've been here at 3:45 this morning. we've seen very, very few spaces out here. the shoppers just keep coming on black friday. well, not everyone is buying into black friday. the occupy movement has a new target today. big box stores could become the

target of pickets and boycotts. they want customers to avoid customers and instead spend money at locally owned businesses. >> i think when we can go out and support local businesses and developedders and ma and paw and mom and mop shops, that's autumn. organizers of the national occupy movement say this kind of event puts consumers in debt. this year is different because of -- because of all of the activity going on. you know, we like to have a high police presence here, you know, to let folks know it's safe? police say they don't expect any problems but they are asking shoppers to be aware of

their surroundings. and shoppers should be aware gifts are out of site. if you are shopping online, you that owe more money than i think. coming up in 13 minutes, why there could be an extra tax on your purchase. >> new this morning, we are getting a promising new look at bryan stow. we want to show you a new picture posted on the stow family website. that's bryan stow surrounded by his family and friends. now last week one of stow's friends told ktvu he can now push himself in his wheelchair. he's fighting a brain injury he suffered during an attack outside of comers' stadium last march. "the examiner" says the final environment impact report will be published before going to the city for certification. the organizers are eagerly awaiting that report and the opponents could file a lawsuit.

walnut creek is focusing on christmas today. the city's holiday tree will be lit at 6:00 tonight in civic park. there will be music, free candy canes and santa will make a special appearance at tonight's event. there will be a big christmas tree lighting celebration in downtown san jose. the christmas in the park kicks off at 5:30 tonight. that will be held at the plaza de chavez park. each day more than 450 people stand by to look at the events. the event was in jeopardy because of the budgets but donations pulled through to help out. in you are headed out the door -- we want to go back to tara moriarty. >> we have one more hour before muni service returns to normal in san francisco. a man was flipped by a train. these are pictures between the montgomery and the embarcadero

station. so if you need to catch the k, l or m lines, take the subway and transfer. unfortunately, the victim did suffer life-threatening injuries. all right. to the 280, the 80, actually in oakland, you -- 880 actually in oakland you can see that traffic is flowing -- flowing well. all right. finally, two 0 at the 880 split. traffic looks good. here's steve. >> thank you, kindly. we're in my house here at -- well, i'm just kidding. photojournalist sid farlang, for the tree lighting. mostly cloudy. mostly cloudy. it looks like we're done with any rain here por a while and temperatures will start to warm up. not so much. we'll be in the upper 50s and low 60s. had some light rain. it just fell apart and it never reached san jose. it was very light but it was

there. after that, though, it looks like upstream there's nothing. mostly cloudy, this will give way to a partly sunny partly cloudy afternoon. a lot of low 60s. temperatures over the next couple of days will start too inch upwards. there could be a good bump up for san jose. forecasted highs 50, 60s. mid- to upper tomorrow and it looks like even warmer as we head into sunday and monday. we could get low -- now, the fog and the valley, there is a lot of moisture. if you don't get that fog and usually that's the coast and around the bay this time of year. it looks sunny and warmer. today we had a lot of cloud cover over us. there are some breaks, everyone is gonna start to go way up and over. we look high and dry for a while. partly sunny, partly cloudy. upper 50s, low 60s will cover the spread. alameda, 59, antioch 62.

pleasanton, 61. hayward at 60. not much difference toward santa clara valley, a lot of 62s in there, including santa clara and los altos, mountain view, redwood city, pacifica, daly city and tomorrow we'll start warmer weather. as weigh go into your weekend, we'll carry that into the early part of the week. we do have an update on the fatal stabbing we've been telling but in pacheco. what we are learning about the suspect and the victim. what could soon lead the encampment to double in size. a suspect has been arrested in a chicago hospital shooting that left one woman dead but police still are not sure they have the right man.

good morning. almost everybody at:00 saying cloudy -- at 8:00 saying cloudy. it will be a mostly cloudy, partly cloudy day. upper 50s, very low 60s. here's claudine. 8:13. we're learning new details about the suspect arrested in the fatal stab in pacheco. he's been identified as 19-year- old frank carter. investigators say he stabbed a 46-year-old man after an argument wednesday night. they say the suspect and victim did know each other. carter was arrested yesterday morning. he's being held on $1 million bail. a thanksgiving day fire damaged one home in new ark. firefighters were called -- were called to the place on

biscayne place yesterday afternoon. neighbors tried to fight the fire with a garden hose but were unsuccessful. two people were treated at the scene for minor smoke inhalation. firefighters say it looks like the fire began in the bedroom but they are not sure of the exact cause. sonoma county is updating aette public on a a no-crime increase about i.d. cards. critics argue the policy could allow more illegal immigrants to drive without a license. earlier this morning, a suspect in the fatal shooting after woman at a chicago hospital was arrested -- of a woman pat a chicago hospital was arrested. that shooting happened in the parking lot of the medical center. the hospital was locked down while police searched for the shooter. police say the man was arrested r after being pulled over for a

routine traffic stop. a gun was recovered but it's still not known if the gun was used in the shooting. well, a safeway security guard is looking for a new job after busting a 4-year-old girl for shoplifting. savannah harp was at the store are her dad on wednesday. she apparently grabbed a package of dry fruit, ate some and put it back on the shelf. the father didn't notice but the security guard did and he took the father and daughter in the back room. >> he said your daughter is -- your daughter stole. she's ban from the store. we'll be pressing charges and she needs to understand that she cannot -- she needs the sign the form that she understands can she cannot -- understands that she cannot go into any safe way. the guard has been fired and the store apologized to the girl's -- to the girl's parents. new controversy in the

occupy over portable toilets. there you see it. oakland police officers tackling someone to the ground yesterday afternoon at frank ogawa plaza. it all happened when a truck tried to deliver portables. there was no permit and that led to the arrest of one person. organizers tell ktvu they've received a toe nation of more than 100 tents. right now there are about 50. it all comes one week after police officers sprayed protesters. what the 1% don't understand. we are tent cities. you knock us down we come back stronger because people support us. in san jose, occupy protesters held a thanksgiving

dinner outside city hall. there was a ban on an encampment a week ago but two city council members did step in so the dinner could take place. protesters say they are not reoccupying city hall. they just want to show a united front. protesters are in negotiations to allow all-day protesters without camping. nextco is now acknowledging a second mayan reference that the world will end december 2012. the country's archaeology institute says a second reference to the apop lickty date exists on a carved fragment from a ruin -- ruin site. thissette institute says this new finding is very real. they also say the date that this world will end is a misinterpretation. tornado alely is -- alley is coming -- billioning earthquake country. the 3-point struck oklahoma yesterday afternoon, about ten miles south of spark. emergency officials say it didn't cause any major damage. earlier this month, though, a

5.6 quake damaged more than 40 homes in that same area. >> well, many people are at stores this black friday, some are going away for cyber monday. online shopping is expected to reach 1.2 billion this year. a research group predicts that holiday online sales in the u.s. during november and december gonna reach 59.5 billion which is a 15% increase from next year -- from last year. this year we're likely to see an increase in shopping for smartphones and tablets. if you shop outlook, you may owe -- if you shop online, you may owe taxes. many retailers who sell online and are out of state do not collect the tax or they just tell buyers they may owe the state. state legislature did pass a law requiring the passage of taxes but a tonight -- but that doesn't go into effect until next year. so until then it's up to the buyer. "american idol" finalists

are coming to santana row. at noon, james durbin will perform in front of the shopping center's christmas tree and then ma gee ya will take the stage. other attractions include costume characters. that will be nice. >> yes. 8:18 is the time a thanksgiving tragedy, what we are now learning about some of the victims killed in that horrific arizona plane crash. and a kitten trapped below ground. we're gonna show you the intricate and less cue -- rescue that did set her free. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney this thanksgiving...

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[ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. ♪ [ meow ] >> that's the sound of a tiny little kitten. firefighters in san diego county spent their thanksgiving rescuing that little kitten trapped in an underground pipe. emergency crews had to be created. it took several tries. in the end, they used wire and cable to lasso the kitty. the kitty was apparently a stray but don't worry bun of the -- one of the officers who helped in the rescue plant to adopt her. we're following the plane crash in arizona. three adults and two children were killed. it happened on wednesday night. the pilot had just picked up his children to celebrate thanksgiving. police say they are doing

everything they can to console the victims' families. >> these families are just obviously heartbroken, traumatized over the loss of their loved ones so suddenly aned on thanksgiving. >> one of the three children killed was autistic, one man believed to be a copilot of the plane was soon to be married. authorities say the recovery effort is extremely difficult because of the rough terrain. they also say there's no indication the plane was in distress. if you are flying, don't expect to find an oxygen mask in the plane's bathroom. earlier, the faa ored all airlines to remove emergency systems because of security vulnerability. "usa today" it can be more than two years before this is done. with the exception of mass transit in san francisco, pretty good traffic morning. sara is in for sale. >> that's right. muni was having problems

because of an accident on the tracks. we'll keep you posted. we're gonna look at the golden gate brill. you can see that traffic is moving very well into san francisco. it seems to be a little cloudy out there. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where we've no major problems all morning. all in all, a pretty great start to your friday. and down here, this is a look at the 6 0 at the sunol grade through fremont. same story. traffic is flowing nicely. >> let's check in with steve. thank you. we have mostly cloudy skies. a few sunbreakses but not too many -- sunbreaks. but not too many -- [ no audio ] >> where did my computer go? okay. okay. as long as you can -- there we

go. we have a lot of low clouds over us and temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s at 51, concord, 52, san jose, 47. and we do -- just a couple of sun breaks did you mainly it's cloudy. almost all of the -- almost all of the:00 observations say that. the next five to seven days look very quiet and warmer. we will have to deal with some fog nights and mornings. there will be -- there will be a lot of it. for others, it's gonna be sunny side up and warmer, especially as we head to sunday and monday with upper 60s to low 70s. temperatures look like they will stay there. no rain in sight until at least probably the end of next week if anyone -- if then. there is a developing story coming out of southern california investigating the mystery surrounding a dead body turned up this morring at a -- morning at a ventura shopping center. and what led to an attempted robbery and shooting

at a san leandro walmart.

police are looking for two people in connection to that shooting outside a walmart inside san leandro. more than six and a half hours since the attack, police, crime scene technicians and witnesses are all there. so is kraig debro. he's been at that scene at hesperian boulevard right near 880. kraig? >> reporter: good morning, pam, from san leandro. if you look behind me, there's just a couple of police officers here. there is a lab technician's car here, or van, here, it looks like they are looking to wrap

up the investigation. this all happened at 1:15 this morning. three or four males were coming out of a store -- out of the store and when they got to the car, the red volvo, they kind of hung out at the car. while they were doing that, another car pulled out. blocked their car in, at least two men got out of that car and demanded those men hand over the merchandise. they did not. in fact, they fought with the suspects. one of the men pulled a gun and shot one of the victims. that man and at least one other person ran after the suspects who tried to run away and tackled him. a witness we talked to said that the shooter got into a red car and that car took off. >> there is a car -- we're looking at the car right now, we can't identify clearly what type of car it is. we believe the detective is still looking at the video to determine what type of car it is if, we can even do that. >> reporter: the shooting victim and another member of

the family friend -- held that suspect. police have him at police headquarters and are questioning him now. police say they have surveillance videotape from the walmart and they are using that in that investigation. m the -- in the meantime, the person shot is said to be in stable condition. we don't know much more than that -- other than that. i did send and e-mail by this newscast. reporting live in san leandro, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. gun violence is not new to that walmart parking lot. last march, a 25-year-old was shot in the neck and suffered a broken jaw, when officers arrived at the store, the victim was gone. he was later troped off at a local emergency room and a 47- year-old pill meet tis man was arrested in connection to that shooting. well, black friday violence also erupted at a walmart store in los angeles. police this morning are searching for a woman who squirted pepper spray at fellow

shoppers. that attack happened just before 10:30 last night. now, investigators say the woman armed herself with the spray to gain an advantage in fights for merchandise. 20 customers including children were injured. they suffered skin and eye irritations and some sore throats. we are following developing news from southern california. we're just getting word that a dead body was found at a shopper center in ventura. a los angeles television station reports someone spotted a body in a fountain at that shopping sent. it's not clear who found the body but police say the body did not appear to be in that fountain for long. it's also believed that the victim died from drowning. stay with us here at ktvu and online, ktvu.com, for more on this developing story out of southern california. all right. time, now 8:31. back here in the bay area, shoppers are spread out across malls and shopping centers. lorraine blanco is live at the -- live at the sun valley mall.

lorraine, how -- oh, you have santa here. >> reporter: he arrived here at 8:00 a.m. you can come take your picture of santa at the mall in sun valley. and you can bring your pets as well. >> it's on the 3rd and 4th of december from 8:00 to 12:00. it should go well if they behave themselves. >> reporter: i've been mostly nice. >> mostly. >> reporter: not always. is that okay? >> that's 0 okay. in your case, it's okay. >> reporter: okay. so black friday shopping, a lot of deals out there. thank you, santa. you can take your picture with stan tan a -- san tan and your pet as well. and you can also win money until 11:00. here's more. >> we have a,000-an-hour holiday gift card. we have three more hours. it's $1,000 an hour until 11:00. everybody can enter and need

not -- need not be present to win. >> reporter: why not. it's -- it's free. >> it's free. >> reporter: there's actually snow in here, you --ed a you can take pictures of the ice princess. tell us about the ice princess. the ice princess is here true december 24th. she's a resident of the ice palace. you can have photos taken with her on the ice throne and we have a photo package book. i just went -- i just want everyone to know it's a 24.99 value. and this is compliments of our partners here and it's with every photo package. >> now, the lines here have been amaze -- absolutely raise mag. i was at h & m earlier where you could get a dress for $5. tell me about the things that

you can get here today. >> well, there's coffeemakers at $9.99 at penny's and macy's. we have peat got -- is seer's has barbies at $3.99. ewith -- we have -- they are doing tread mills at $400 off. the deals are absolutely endless. all kinds of goodies, gift card giveaways and a lot of parking. we have a lot of room for everybody. you had more than $4,000 -- 4,000 people waiting outside of the mall before midnight. is this the biggest one yet for you. this is by far the biggest opening we've ever had. especially with macy's opening at midnight. it's really been by far the largest opening we've ever had. well, good for you. they are gonna be open all day today, of cures, regular hours and get in here and get that deal, $100 gift card that they are giving away.

ten --ty are giving away ten every our until 11:00 a.m. back to. voters in solano county are soon going to decide about whether to extend a sales tax for libraries. they've received funding from 1/th tax. but that -- 1/8th tax. but that tax is set to expire. california lawmakers are getting ready to turn in their state-owned cars. now, originally the state had planned on giving lawmakers a $300 a month transportation allowance. but the los angeles times now reports lawmakers can't get that allowance because the commission that approved it overstepped its authority. lawmakers are told they will get reimbursed 55 a mile. >> holiday shoppers looking for the hottest cars will be at the international auto show in san

francisco today. the 2012 models are on display at the moscone center. the show is showcasing alternate fuel and electric vehicles and there's even a sim lieu later where you can test- drive -- simulator, where you can test huff drive some cars. a hiker is rescued from the angeles forest. we're told the man was hiking in the southern california forest when he became fired. that's when rescue crews were called in. a search light had to be used to locate him. the rescuer was lowered from the helicopter and attached to the hiker and both were then carried away safely. a proposed surcharge is going to move forward. there are two meetings on the surcharge planned for next month. under the proposal, alameda county shoppers would pay 10 cents for a bag. this -- a group representing makers of plastic bags is

threatening to sue alameda county if that surcharge is put in place. there are charges -- changes in b.a.r.t. service today. b.a.r.t. does plan on running longer trains throughout the day. b.a.r.t. will run longer trains to the oakland airports for all of you who have to return home from your holiday trip. airports will definitely be crowded on sunday. what about today? what is the traffic like? we're looking at the malls, the roads, tara is in for sal. >> that's right. well, b.a.r.t. is pumping up its police force and are extending their train service and san francisco police should be clearing the scene of the accident that happened on muni tracks. we're expecting service to be back to normal any minute now. good news for you headed downtown to shop, a man was struck by a train underground on the tracks between the montgomery and embarcadero station. bus shuttles have been in place all morning to get you where you need to go. but very shortly -- very shortly you won't need those

transfers anymore up next, we have a look at our maps. if we zoom in here there is an accident that we had. the east embarcadero offramp is having issues. they don't think the accident will be cleared for at least another hour. just so you know, you can't really get off after that exit. i would go to the one before or after. ninely, a live look at 101 through san rafael. no traffic to report. everything is flowing smythely. back to you. 8al 38. latino. [ laughter ] -- 8:38. [ laughter ] >> what are you laughing at? >> pam cook. we have the same humor and she gets to me sometimes. >> mostly cloudy. there will be some sun. not a lot but some. we're in san francisco at the ferry building where the one warm coat will be. if you are gonna be down around the embarcadero and the ferry boating, you might want to stop

by. our system came back. not a lot of rain. a little bit. it looks like we're done for november on the rain. high pressure building in. there's no sign of anything except for maybe next weekend. we have -- we got some. 40s and 50s on your temperatures are stuck -- are stuck due to the cloud cover. the system is on its way out of here. the cloud cover is hanging on. other than that, temperatures will start to warm up. light wind, partly cloudy, d.c. -- light wind, partly cloudy. a little bit more cloudiness to the north. maybe more sun to the south. so we did go with the -- with some low 60s. it looks like the pattern will start to warm up form unless you have the fog and then it will be tough to break out of the 50s. new this morning, the official white house christmas tree is now in washington, d.c. there it is. was -- it was presented to the

first lady michelle obama. there she is with her girls. the tree is a 19-foot tree from wisconsin. it will be decorated and displayed in the blue room throughout the holiday. sibling rivalry was taken to a new level. the har bra brothers faced off against each other, the 49ers and the ravens. >> let's go, 9ers! >> san francisco barses were crowded -- bars. it was so disappointed. alex smith was sacked nine times. the 49ers didn't door a touchdown for the first time all season. there's the one taken back. the final score was ravens, 16. raiders 14. shoppers are looking for the best deals of the season. but what are the best toys? we're gonna go live to the toys 'r' us store in types square new york for a look at what's flying off the shelves. and the wild turkey in

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." a live look at the big board. the dow jones -- the markets are open for a short period

tau. dow jones up about 40 points. on monday we'll check in on the retailers and see how they did on black friday. more people are expected to be out this year. 34% of consumers are expected to shop today. that's up from 31% last year. altogether, shoppers are expected to spend nearly $500 billion during the holiday shopping season. that's also up about 3% from last year. all right. time now is 8:44 let's get you updated on some of the top stories we're following for you right now. san leandro police are turning to physical evidence to search for two people in connection with a black friday shooting. an officer -- an hour ago, police dusted for fingerprints. one person is in custody. the victim is in stable condition. a fatal shooting in sebastopol is being investigated.

a woman called 911 to say her angry ex-boyfriend was banging on the back door. police say the suspect was armed with a gun. he was shot and killed by police. and this morning, the stow family posted this new thanksgiving picture on the website. you can see stow there in the middle surrounded by family and friends. we're talking black friday today. the shopping frenzy is well underway. we've seen it here in the bay area. but what are some of this year's hottest items flying off the shelves? our toy expert is at the toys 'r' us store in times square this morning with a look at some of the most popular i dos. now, tell us -- toys. now, tell us what is flying off the shelves. >> reporter: i will tell you, at toys 'r' us times square, there are tons of people grabbing at the four-foot long helium filled shark. you use a radio remote control to have it go up the stairs, down the stairs in your home, all around different corn.

you can square your sister or brother. this is a really neat i tell. $39. so this is definitely -- item. $39. this is definitely flying off the shelves. >> oh, dear! i don't know if i want that in my house. what else is popular? i know we have a couple of things on the desk. this thing i've seen everywhere. this fidge it's guy. what is this -- fidget. what is this about? >> reporter: you just squeeze her belly to get her going. a lost fun. they dance, interact, they respond to verbal cues. they tell jokes. this will keep kids busy for white a -- for quite a while. not only can they interact with a child. they can interact with each other. it will be long lasting friends

for kids. >> angry birds also very popular, trying to grab the parents' phones. i've seen those before. anything new with the angry birds we need to look for? >> reporter: they are so much fun. therethere is a board game from mattel. there's also angry birds plush and they make all of the different sounds that kids will know from the games. and they are $4. you can get the iconic red bird, we have the green pig, so many different characters to choose from. a great grabbag gift. >> what is a good -- >> you know what? i have two really good educational guys. this is the leap pad. it's just like today's top tablets. it's a touchscreen. you can use it in land scrape or portrait views. there's also a camera that you

can take pictures or record videos. you can read books on here play games. it's a lot of fun for kids. this is about $100. there is a lot packed in here. this here is the leapster ii. so right now a black friday door duster available through 1:00 p.m. these are 50% off. you are getting this item for around $20. this is a great electronic learning aid. kids will be having so muff fun. and they will be sneaking in those learning skills that mom and dad really look for. >> adrian o'hara, live from times square. thanks for the hint today. >> reporter: thanks for having me. >> back to claudine. and today is the official kick-off of the warm onesh -- i can't even say it, one warm coat drive. we're live from the ferry building in san francisco, where it is just one of the locations today where you can

donate your new or gently-used coats. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> i can see you are all bundled up we're certainly coming off rainy and cold weather. tell me about the need this holiday. >> reporter: we serve 2500 people a month. give them free clothes and every one of them will need a coat. we're all out of women's coats an men's coats. >> is that -- are people coming in more now than ever, saying, hey, we're having trouble? >> yes. we've been turning away huge numbers of people. women's and family services, which is unusual for us. we had a gentlemen come in. his coat was stolen in the shelt earl. he said give me a woman's -- shelter. he said give me a woman's -- women's coat. i don't care. i said we don't even have that. >> a lot of people have a lot of coats that they don't even realize they had and they send

this bring them down in bundles. >> it would be such a blessing. st. francis said it, it's still true today. >> every charity organization says with the economic crisis we're in, and the housing cricy, are you seeing different types of folks, sections of the population that you wouldn't normally see adding to the need this year? >> yes, it's really sad. the need keeps going up. but luck ily, we have the support of our fellow san franciscans. we've been mere 61 years to meet the needs of the people in need. i'm always inspired by the people who are coming do you. we're looking at video from last year when people are just coming down, dumping their coat -- dumping their coats in. it seems to me. maybe you can speak to that as well. it's one of those little things -- staying warm should be just one of those basic things that

people can expect to count on. >> reporter: we're all about warm and fuzzy at st. anthony's. another thing we're doing is a scarf drive, a knitting drive. if you go to the website, all the way at the bottom, you can find out all about it. we want everybody at christmas dinner to have a homemade czar of to keep them warm and to remind them that somebody cares about them. >> certainly a very good program that we're having and i know you guys help people all year long. the assistant manager for the free clothing program. thank you for joining us from the ferry building. >> thanks for hetching us again this year. we appreciate it. >> you can see on your screen there information about our one warm coat drive today. we have all of our ktvu journalists down there. you can see the locations on your screen. we just showed you the ferry building in san francisco. you also have bay street. broadway plaza in walnut creek, santana row in san jose. we've got pam.

we've got sal. we have everybody up there too collect donations. dave will be out -- dave will be out in walnut creek. the concrete tunnel that was once used for cattle crossing, and officials bought the land to protect wildlife recently and plan to reopen that to give foxes and deer and other animals a safe way to cross 580. a lot of turkeys did escape the dinner plate. but one ended up in a restaurant. police say a turkey flew -- flew through the restaurant of a restaurant in penn hill. he flew through and there was glass on the door. fortunately, the restaurant was floor -- floor. fortunately, the restaurant was closed and nobody was hurt. the --

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developing news from southern california after a dead body was found at a shopping center in ventura. want to show you new video just into the newsroom showing the scene, a los angeles television reporting -- station reporting someone founded body. it's not clear who found the body. it's believed the victim died from the drowning. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for more on this developing story. giants tickets go on sale just about an hour from now. there are only a limited number of tickets available for the regular season game. opening day is not included. but these limited tickets will be available through christmas eve, december 24 the. after that, you won't be able to buy tickets until saturday, february 4th. that's the day of the giants' annual fan fest. all right. let's head back out to tara moriarty who is in for jail. it looks like muni service is back to normal. >> that's right -- that's right. it was shut down. a man was hit by a train underground between the

montgomery and the embarcadero stations as you can see here. this is video from about 5:00 this morning. so bus shuttles were in place. it looks like you can get through downtown without any delays. we have a traffic hazard in the east bay that we want to let you know about. in is in the concord area. 242 southbound at grant street. there's a metal office chair blocking the -- blocking the number four lane. hopefully that will get cleared quickly. last but not least we have a look at 101 in san jose, traffic on the right-hand side, folks headed to the airport, absolutely no problems. here's steve. >> thank you, tara. a lot of 40s and 50s. it will be partly cloudy, partly sunny. some sun, but not a lot. temperatures really begin to rebound on the weekend. if you tonight have any fog, it will be nice. >> thank you for joining the ladies today. >> it was my pleasure. >> so good shopping weather?

>> yeah. no more rain. >> okay. we'll take it. >> yeah. that's our report. we want to leave you a a -- we want to leave you with the look of the union square tree going green. >> tree lighting is tonight. so the weather also looks nice for that. and nearby san francisco ferry buildings. sal will be out collecting one warm coats. i'm gonna head over here to emeryville. dave clark will be in walnut creek. join us. is that's it for us. we'll see you during the noon news. be sure to tune into the news at noon and ktvu.com all day long.