their cell phones of this demonstration. right now i think we should bring this shot back down to ground level for you. show you, we are -- getting warnings, police are issuing warnings to the protesters telling them do not approach the police officers. they are in riot gear, ready to go. they are issuing warnings to protesters here to not move any closer to police. we are seeing protesters inching closer and closer to police. all of this by the way playing out right in front of macy's, this was potentially one the targets for the protesters earlier today. they were planning to potentially storm the store. that never happened. so far we have not seen arrests but we will certainly let you know if that changes here at union square. we will send it back to you. >> we are see the protesters yelling, what are they saying? >> reporter: right now they are saying they are going to be

standing their ground no matter what. i talked to one of the demonstrators just a few moments ago. i said what's the plan here? police are saying for you to leave. what do you plan to do? he said we will hold our ground and that seems to be what's happening happening right now. we have a standoff right here on stockton in front of the store. thousands of black friday shoppers crowding around everywhere and we have a stand off between protesters and police who have geared up in their riot gear. we are going to watch out, we have over here -- look over here, a little bit of pushing shoving. one of the protests walking up to police and they have made their way. you can see just a few feet from police. a faceoff. the middle of a very, very busy black friday shopping day. >> do not challenge the officers. >> you hear the police speaking saying do not challenge the police officers.

police have given notice to the protesters saying leave the street or you will be arrested. they are standing here feet apart. obviously things can change at a membership's notice and alex will stay on the scene and we will keep our news chopper 2 over union square as well. we will bring you new slopements throughout the newscast. >> now to the massive water main break. we have team coverage. we will start with how it all happened. >> reporter: frank the huge geyser of water was directly behind me earlier this morning just spurting up into the air and going over the roof of the neighboring houses. the water maine break created a huge sink hole where you see the chain link fences. that's where the pipe was d is. though this all happened in the morning the streets here are still wet. from news chopper 2 you can see what looks like old faithful shooting up into the sky from the neighborhood right below

the sign in the hills. firefighters think the water was 100 feet up in the air at times. >> looked like niagara falls. just like something punctured it. >> reporter: the utilities commission said a the water main break happened around 9:45. fire crews evacuated seven home that were near the gushing pipeline. they were worried about safe if. >> the two houses next to the water main break, that the foundations would erode and the houses would collapse. >> reporter: as concern for people who lived below. ited the streets in to rivers and firefighters worried about mudslides. >> mud coming up, over the planter box. we couldn't see the lawn. >> reporter: at 12:50 water was shut off. the break created a huge sink hole and exposed the pipes. you can see the break-in this

line that goes into this pipeline. the puc said they were both replaced a month ago. investigators will be back here on the scene on monday to take a look at the break and determine a cause and that's also when repairs are supposed to be done. >> and our coverage of the water main break continues on the website. you can look online to watch raw video. just click on the top story tab. the holiday shopping season got off to a terrifying start at a wal-mart store. three suspects tried to rob a shopper in the parking lot. the victim fought back. moments later shots were fired. it happened at the wal-mart in san leandro. we are there. >> reporter: the police have just released a picture of the

man arrested this morning. take a look. this is tony phillips of oakland. he is now in a jail tonight and is expected to be charged with attempted homicide and robbery. police say he is one of three robbers. tonight the victim's family talked about the horror of this year's holiday shopping. black friday inside this wal- mart was chaos inside as customers rushed to find posted deals. >> people were pushing shoving. at that time i kind of like moved back to the store because i was started to get nervous. >> reporter: just before two in the morning. >> two officers patrolling, the parking lot. as they drove over to wither they were flagged down, one them saw a body laying on the ground there. >> reporter: the man onto ground, had been shot and nearby several men were restraining another. >> we think happened is was a robbery gone bad. >> reporter: the robbers wanted

items just purchased inside wal- mart but they refused to give them up. then they argued, a fight broke out. someone pulled out a gun and fired. the victim had bought a car stereo while his aunt and mother shopped at a nearby store. >> we heard that someone was shot at wal-mart. to find out it's my nephew. >> reporter: his mother drove by on her way home, reporting the scene to police. not even realizing her son was the person shot. the family's cousins found it hard to find words to describe what they felt. >> any family member would shocking, terrified, hoping for the best. >> reporter: police say wal- mart had security guards and shut down the store until the investigation was over. the victim is in critical condition. reporting live. jade hernandez. >> in los angeles today a

woman used pepper spray to try to clear out a crowd inside a store to get a black friday deal on an x box. it happened at a wal-mart. the woman squirted the pepper spray into the air because of to many people between her and the x box. she was able to grab it and check out during all the confusion. >> just like a fight at games and then people started screaming and kids were on the floor and then everybody started to -- she sprayed it in the air. >> reporter: this is video from inside the store. bystander was treated including some children. police are looking for the woman. she is a latina in her 30s. >> while the start of the holiday shopping season is serious business for some at great mall, some stores tried for a lighter tone. >> who was a picture of their pet? >> reporter: the baby store gave away coupons to people when answered quizes and challenges. one used stroller to carry

everything. some said they worked out a game plan. >> it's a strategy. if she -- should be like you go stand in this line, new this line, you in this line and we will all go run to the line. know our spot. >> reporter: today's challenge may have started outside the mall as shoppers compete ford one of the 6100 parking spaces. >> there was a huge line outside a shopping center in the east bay. at sun valley mall in concord 4,000 people why lined up ready for the doors to open at midnight. many said they were there because of the sales but others say it's not so much the shopping, they say it's more about the experience. >> it's more ritual than anything else. it's not even the -- it's just hanging out and spending time together. >> reporter: some needed a break from the excitement. others treated it like a costume party. it's expected that more than 150 million people will hit the store this is holiday weekend. that's almost half of the

population of the country. >> black friday madness, you may find what you wanton line this monday. shopping analysts expect big deals on online for cyber monday and a record breaking day sales. one group expects sales to hit $1.2 billion thanks in part to increased shopping. you don't have to wait until monday. 90% are offering them throughout the weekend. investors were encouraged by gains in europe but the rally fizzled by the time it closed at one this afternoon. here is a look. the dow off 25 points, the nasdaq down 18 and a half. >> newly released records show police enlisted help of a dozen police agencies during a clash with occupy protesters last month. that's the exchange that

injured an iraq war veteran. the operation to evict protest he is marched the reputation of the mayor who let them later come back. the associated press asked for and received the records under the freedom of information act. activists in san jose brought their protest to the santana row shopping center. handful of people walk add round carrying signs and chanting. one of them said they are trying to talk to as many people as possible. >> >> we aren't just standing on a corner, a lot of times you can't talk to them then. this way we are talking to everybody. >> reporter: about 5 people took part in the demonstration. shopping center security was aware of it but didn't try to stop it. >> three jailed american college students expected to fly home from egypt tomorrow but the unrest there continued today with mass protests against the ruling military

leaders. you can see there hundreds of people jammed in the square in cairo. the government has appointed a new prime minister. he will oversee the transition. the protesters say they want the military to hand overpower immediately. the mother of one of the college students detained said she is excited her son is being released. >> directly from the police station they will be taken to the airport, the university is going to ship their stuff home. i don't care about that. i just want him home. >> she said her son will land tomorrow afternoon. police had accused them of throwing fire bombs during protests. at 5:30 we will hear from a member of the bay area community. the big split he said he noticed among the people there.

>> two small quakes quakes in monterey. the 3.0's struck at 10:53, about six miles east-northeast of prunedale. a second quake hit at 11:30. shaking the larger was felt across santa cruz, there are no reports of damage. >> the family of brian stow just released this picture and what he can now do physically for the first time. >> we are staying on top of breaking news in san francisco. a lot of people in the streets, police and protesters just feet away. we will bring you new details as soon as we get them next. state farm. this is jessica.

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. more on the top story the breaking news from san francisco, what you are looking at here is a standoff between police and occupy protesters, this is going on on stockton street. just to give you a frame of reference it's essentially right in between the main macy's and the men's store which is directly across the street there on stockton. what's happening here is these protesters, have been out pretty much all afternoon and what they are doing is asking shoppers not to shop at major stores like macy's because they consider them to be part of the

1%. again there is a standoff going on right now. the police have warned the protesters to stay away and do not approach the police. you can see the ground shot there on the right. the police standing their guard in riot gear. there have been some tense moments but we aren't aware of any arrests. you can see the huge crowd. also impacting traffic in the area around union square. we are continuing to follow this story. we are working to get more information as we do we will bring it to you. >> as temperatures start to drop around the bay area there are many people who struggle to stay warm and that's where you can help. we have been out in the bay area all day collecting coats. let's go to lloyd who has been gathering coats from gracious donors. hi. >> reporter: that's right. look at my friend there's. these are the browne ease and girl scouts and they are bagging up some of the coats we have collected throughout today. let me give you -- this coat is

brand new. someone went out and shopped got a brand new coat for a child and that will keep someone warm this winter. all day we have been doing this and these girls have been working tirelessly and you know how many we have collected? almost 600. how about that? 600. my colleague is at the bay street and emoryville. how did you do? >> reporter: you know we are making slow but steady progress. i have my own little troop e. how many coats do we have? >> 527. >> reporter: 527 coats. we have been here all afternoon. we will be here longer and you want to know where to find us to donate we are at bay street next to this 2 story tall christmas tree. it's made up of shopping carts and we have that mountain of coats down here. i have my friend helping me

sort out the coats. we have 527 coats and we are going to be here for the rest of the evening. we are taking coat that are gently used, just bring it on down. this isn't the only spot we are taking them. we will send it to heather holmes in san francisco. >> reporter: it's going great. hi. we are here at the ferry building. collecting coats. that's right. san francisco bay area has been so generousw. he have a woman who came by about 30 minutes ago, how many coats? >> 14. >> reporter: 14 from one woman. i want to you take a look and see how general rouse people have been. check out all the coats. they have been here since -- some of them since 8:00 collecting coats. remember, all of this goes to the saint isn't they foundation helping those who unfortunately need some help who are living on the streets and don't have a

coat. you ask how many have we collected here? let's tell them. let's take a look. all right. wewe have a new total,. >> 600. >> reporter: that's right. 600 here. there is still time. come on by. we be here, we want to see you, say hi to you and you are helping those less fortunate right here in the bay area. >> >> reporter: all right. hi mark. >> reporter: that's all right. you know the generosity continues. in walnut creek. i'm on top of -- a mountain of coats here. they just keep coming. you heard the totals some of the other cities. walnut creek extremely generous, we are over a thousand at last count. 1,060. if you want to get into the closet and grab a coat you have until 6:30 or anywhere in the

broadway plaza between now and january 1st. the girl scouts, as you can see they have been busy all morning, all afternoon, and into the dark making sure that your coats are collected and taken care of. let's get back to -- hard to beat 1, 064 and they keep oncoming on top of mount walnut creek. >> reporter: yeah. just like the harbaugh's friendly rivalry never hurts. thank you. >> police are looking for a ban who went missing a care facility. the 36-year-old is considered to be at risk. police say he walked away from his facility some time between midnight and 1:00 a.m. he is 5'10'', weighs about 200- pounds, authorities say he is suffering from a brain injury that caused impaired vision. ifif you see him please contact

walnut creek police. >> the family of brian stow released a new photograph of him. there you see a picture and it shows him surrounded by friends and family. there was word that he can now push himself in a wheelchair. he has been recovering brain injuries. >> let's talk about the bay area now. it was a day to sit inside and eat. today was a day to get out. >> temperatures slowly starting to warm up. still fairly nice afternoon especially for the south bay. by mid to late afternoon. on the maps on live storm tracker 2 still a little bit of a possibility of a sprinkle or some drizzle for tonight. the bulk of the action that you can see, out of the bay area but a little bit of activity in the pacific and that warrants at least a slight chance of a few sprinkles or drizzle in the short term over the next few hours. current numbers, most of the area backed out in to the 50s. san francisco at 51, napa56,

san jose around 54 and livermore around 55 degrees. partly cloudy skies, south bay, more cloud cover though as we work to the north. this was a time l aps e. log looking toward san francisco bay. shows up nicely here on the satellite. the regional satellite in to the cloud from earlier this morning in to the afternoon breaking up a bit from mid to late afternoon. especially down toward mountain view and san jose. overnight lows for saturday morning back down to the upper 30s to the lower 40s. santa rosa forecast low of 39, san jose 43 and morgan hill around 40. you can see i have painted in dense fog and that will be concerned for the inland valleys first thing saturday morning up in to the north bay and for the east bay. we had dense areas of fog around fairfield and i'm expecting a repeat performance into saturday. the brake down throughout the day. watch for reduced visibility. no dense fog advisories but still cloud cover to contend

with first thing tomorrow morning. by 12:00 the sun cloud mix and skies partly cloudy by three in the afternoon. back up into 9 lower 60s. coming up the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. also if we have rain clouds. >> a beached orca. that's what we are hearing. what we found when he arrived. also boys in the midwest say they have found a third body in a murder spree they say is linked to an adan craigslist. >> and news chopper 2 is over the scene of breaking news happening now in union square. we will tell you who has been squaring off there for the past 20 minutes.

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. back to the breaking news going on near union square. specifically on stockton street in between the macy's and the men's store. you can see it's a standoff that continues tonight between police in riot gear and occupy protesters asking people not to shop at some of the major retailers which they consider to be part of the 1%. alex our reporter is right in the middle of this. he has within been talking to protesters and police. we will hear from him with new information in just about three minutes. >> ohio authorities believe they have found two more victims in a deadly craigslist robbery spree. they believe the man found in a shallow grave had answered the same add as a man found dead last week and then they found a

third body about 90-mile away also in a shallow grave. they believe the victims answered an add for a farm hand along with a 4th person who said he was shot but got away. they say they have two suspects in custody. >>

. we continue to follow breaking news happening in the streets of union square. there is a tense standoff in the area. proker protesters have made good on their promise to disrupt black friday shopping. we are live at the scene and have brought it to you live. at 5:00 with police setting up that line and are you on the ground there. >> reporter: for about the last half hour we had a standoff taking place. we are on stockton. you can see the protesters that essentially have set up camp here in the middle of the street and you can see a line of san francisco police officers, they are holding their ground and not letting the protesters go any further up the street. this all is part of what's being called occupy black friday. essentially about 2:00 or so a group of a hundred demonstrators showed up and were urging shoppers not to

spend their money at corporate retailers. >> reporter: a group of about 100 protesters stormed union square this afternoon with a message for black friday shoppers. >> out of the stores, into the streets. >> reporter: they asked people not to spend their money at corporate retailer, companies seen as part of the 1%. >> if people take the time towels where their money goes to maybe do better than toys and thing that won't last. >> reporter: san francisco police officers were out in force. there was pushing shoving at one point. many snapped pictures of the demonstration, some weighing in on the occupy black friday movement. >> i think it's ridiculous. they are down here, costing the city millions in resources and they want to walk around the street demonstrating for nothing. . >> reporter: there was talk about protesters trying to occupy macy's but police blocked them. instead they sat down in the

middle of several intersections to make their voices heard. frustrating many drivers. this woman tried to convince protesters to stop blocking her car. >> i just want safe passage. >> reporter: you can see right now part of the group of protester social security now on the move, they are moving back to the intersection again. it's entirely shut down. traffic not moving here in union square. still about a half block up that way a line of police officers, they have in the last hour or so issued several warnings to demonstrators to leave the area and get back on the sidewalks, so far they have not responded to those warnings. this he are they have staying in the streets. we haven't seen arrests or police take action but we will stay out here and let you know if anything happens. >> reporter: and obviously we will continue follow that breaking news throughout this newscast and the news at six.

we should tell you it's causing traffic problems in union square. it's affecting muni service. they have delayed and rerouted some bus lines, due to the occupy protest that you are looking at right here. essentially here is what's happening. the f lines switching back at 11th street and at the ferry building. they also report that lines two, three three and 38 will being rerouted because of what's going on in the area of union square. in los angeles the mayor and police chief have just wrapped up a news conference giving an ultimatum to campers. the mayor put the occupiers on notice. they must clear out their camp by 12:01 monday morning. they said they want the process to go peacefully. the police chief said the city has allowed them for 56 days and he said it's now time to restore the gift to the public and enforce health and safety

laws. >> union square was the scene of a protest for fur friday. they showed what liked like skinned bloody bodies. others carried signs and urged shoppers to avoid buying things made of fur saying even fur trim is cruel. >> it's not a by product. the animals are killed, almost 20 million killed yearly for fur trim and lining. even just a little hurts a lot. >> reporter: the group in defense of animals coordinated the protest. it comes on the heelless of a anthony fur victory. on monday west holy wad is the first city to ban the sale of fur. tension and hope here in the bay area and overseas. as the egypt protest hits home for so many with ties to that country. robert honda live with what's at stake. >> reporter: we are at the

mosque where many have been praying for a peaceful outcome and some americans who say they are hoping to help the country rebuild. egypt's move to democracy is the focus of many in the bay area. especially by those who know how complicated the process will be going forward and conducting the plannede defense exhibit on monday. one leader was egypt this summer. >> what i noticed, big split between people in terms of educated verses non, between the ages and between where people lived. >> reporter: one big difference is how they view the military and it's new role. >> when military takes over control you don't know what will happen next and that's what we are seeing now is people saying we want to be in charge of ourselves and that doesn't mean the military but people's power. >> the problem is you can't destroy all the institutions in

egypt and the army is the only one standing effectively right now. those things, those tensions playing out. >> reporter: people we talked to free that despite the possible flaws the election will be a big step and set off a wave of american egyptians ready to help. >> whatever they have learned here they want to bring over there in terms of business, science, all that stuff. >> reporter: some american egyptians may be able to participate directly. if any have retained citizenship they will be able to vote. robert honda. >> cracking down on medical marijuana clubs. what's good for the government is costing this state big time. how might surprise you movement and staying on top of breaking news in san francisco's union square. its been about 40 minutes since those police told protesters to get out of the street or risk arrest. we are staying on top of any

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streets, there is also a large police presence there. the police said about 40 minutes ago live on the air they needed to leave, to break it up or risk arrest. we haven't seen any arrests as of right now. one thing to keep in mind the three lighting ceremony there is set for just about an hour from now. that event draws thousands officer year. it's still going on, will it be impacted? we will work to figure it out and bring you more live coverage of the news coming up throughout this newscast and at six. >> new figures suggest the federal government crack down on medical marijuana has cost the state thousands of jobs. according to the division 2500 people have lost their jobs since late september when the crack down started and tax dollars are also at stake. the state board said about $100 million in sales taxes was collected from medical marijuana clubs in the year

2010. >> next month alameda resident also have the chance to speak out on a proposed plastic bag ban. it's to reduce waste and pollution and encourage reuse and recycling. under the plan single use bags would be banned at check out counters. paper bags with at least 40% recycled content would be allowed but consumer who have to pay ten cents a bag. the county waste management board will hold a public hearing on the ban. >> health officials have made three now findings of the swine flu virus. they say today the virus was found in three children in what wal-mart all of them have mild cases. they say there is no reason to expect a new pandemic. new research showing about 100,000 older americans are put in the hospital for adverse drug reactions every year and most of them come from four common medications. they include the blood thinning

medication -- as spirin and medications usually taken by those with diabetes. >> come donate a coat to someone who could use one. we are in the middle of the one warm coat drive. who is helping us out and how you can help. >> we still have lingering cloud as cross parts of the bay area. the one direction temperatures will head this weekend and when 70-degree heat could return.

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. you have seen it happening here on channel 2 all day. we are kicking off the one warm coat drive. it's at four location around the bay area. let's go back to santana row and check this with lloyd. is he helping collect and count all the coats. let's make it emoryville and out to allie. >> reporter: we are at bay street and emoryville. we have been here all afternoon and i have had a lot of hope from the daisy troop, 31099. they have been helping me count. we are up to 540. let's look at some of the coats. we have coats for kids, for adults, men, women, it opportunities matter as long as it's gently used. you -- as long as -- you can come on out and drop a coat off. we are at this giant christmas tree and you can continue to donate until january 1st.

let's check out one of the other sites, heather is at the ferry building in san francisco. >> reporter: it's going great. hi. we are here at the ferry building, some of the girls have be been here since the crack of dawn collecting coats. all of the coats will go to a great organization called the saint anthony foundation and joining me is tr ish and i know they will help a lot of people. >> it's a lot of people. we have a great need. also for men's underwear, socks and also women's underwear socks. >> reporter: if you don't make it you out you still have time to campy and drop off one of the gently used coats. we have done a really good job. how many do we have? >> 606. warm a . >> reporter: everybody who has been so generous we would like to stay. >> thank you. >> reporter: we certainly would and remember, remember those in

need this holiday season bay area. there is a lot you can do and this is something easy that a lot of people can do. again, one warm coat, you can come on out, make the donation and we appreciate it. that's the latest from san francisco, let's send it back to you. >> makes a big difference. >> in man rain what appears to be an orca whale has beached itself. want to show you pictures sent in by a viewer who leaves there. he came across the whale near the beach in the north end. a number of hikers climbed a rough rocky trail to catch a glimpse. >> just laying there. a big blood spot that looks like a boat maybe. >> yeah, kind mixed emotions. it's exciting to be able so see one but it's sad to see a creature that big hasn't survived. >> reporter: a team from the california academy of sciences

climbed down to the whale and confirmed it's an orca. it's a juvenile male. >> officials say they will start cloud seeding to try to replenish water sheds and increase water supply. the agency manager for the county said planes will be used to disperse vapor in to the atmosphere during storms to encourage more rain. they say they hope to increase rainfall but as much as 20%. >> the weather here, the weekend is here. any more rain? >> there is just a slight chance of a few sprinkles but this weekend it'll be dry. the live doppler sweep and not a lot to show new terms of coverage. activity from the southwest. for the most part we have partly to mostly cloudy skies, this will be the concern. we head into tomorrow with all that leftover moisture, fog forms, especially for the

inland valley and right around the east bay. no dense fog advisory but watch out. visibilities tomorrow could becoming down to around a quarter mile. that patchy nature. instant drop off in visibility possible. high pressure returns offer the next few days and the jet stream, storm track heading up north. a few high clouds will move in as we head in to the weekend but still a rain free forecast over the next few days, morning fogs, skies partly cloudy and temperatures up a few degrees, most areas in to the 60's. into the -- sunday and into early next week a few neighborhoods, especially toward san jose, santa cruz and morgan hill could approach the 70-degree mark. the updated forecast model showing you the updated forecast and you can see is picking up on the dense fog for the valley locations, especially toward sacramento, modesto ands no.

some of it could work closer to the bay area tomorrow morning. then into the afternoon a band of high cloud wills sweep in from the north and west. that's all reflected in the forecast. by 12:00 scattered clouds, 3:00 partly cloudy and temperatures back up in 209 the 60s. the numbers about three to five degrees warmer than today's highs. santa rosa around 64. the weekend forecast, the weekend always in view. just a mix of sun and clouds, few high clouds moving in and into the afternoon hours and temperatures continue to warm up. you can see by monday and tuesday of next week, few neighborhoods in the upper 60's, not the possibility of a few low 70s and no rain clouds in that five-day forecast and probably a good portion of next week should be on the dry side. >> maybe to the 70's. >> yeah. should be warming up. >> thank you.

>> roseville man is one of two who claims the new twilight movie gave him a seizure. it hit theaters a week ago. the film's violent birth scene that continues blasts of blinding light may have triggered episodes of epilepsy. the wife of the man said her husband was trying to breathe. is he reportedly seeking the help of a specialist. >> this wasn't just black friday it was also plaid. the new shopping movement that was born here in the bay area.

. more airlines plan to get rid of smaller planes. it's expected some of the biggest airlines will park, scrap or sale hubs of jets with 50 or fewer seats in the coming

years, leaving many who don't live near major airports with fewer or no flights. >> you have heard of black friday but what about plaid friday. it's to get people to shop local and it's started right here in the bay area. >> i live here, love the area, i feel support and -- the stores. >> reporter: the term plaid friday was coined by a retailer a couple years ago. the word was used to show local businesses are part of the fabric of a neighborhood. the goal was to try to lure people away from shopping at big box and department stores on black friday. it seems that its been working. in oakland's rock ridge district. one shopper said this year is an especially good time to support local businesses. >> lot of rents are going up, people having a hard time. also a nice atmosphere and the -- on the street. when you have small stores. >> reporter: the owners say it's hard to compete with the

prices at bigger stores because they don't carry the same volume . >> we were matching prices and decided to stop just because we were losing so much money. now we offer store credit in the amount of the difference, the price difference. just hoping that at least it'll keep the people that are loyal coming back. >> one shopper said a neighbor put a flyer in her mailboxen corning people to shop at independent retailers. some stores offered plaid friday specials to try to counter act the lure of the big box stores on this black friday. >> coming up, we are still on the scene of the water main break that happened in south san francisco. the latest on the investigation and aftermath of the flood. >> and its been more than a week since a police officer was killed in the line of duty. tonight how the community is reaching out to his family. it's about building cars in america.

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there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. . a water main break sends water high in to the air for hours today in south san francisco. the age of the pipe that failed may surprise you. >> also developing news as hundreds -- facing off right now with police. have . >> right now -- this is ktvu.

>> we start with breaking news. we have been covering for you since we started at five. occupy protesters, are facing off against san francisco police. . >> reporter: less than a hundred now is making quite a scene. they have made their way, we are at the intersection of gary and stockton. you can see -- some playing music, some dancing, it seemed at one point like they would make their way into the square itself where the tree lighting would take place. here is a bird's eye view from the chopper of what it looks like. thousands of people have made their way here on this black friday to do some shopping and also watch the tree