vu.com. dozens of people forced out of their homes by a large fire at an apartment complex. what sparked the flames. >> the major traffic problems overnight because of deadly accident involving a run away driver. >> the family of a bay area firefighter asking for public's help. they want to find the man that injured the firefighter in a hit-and-run. >> back on u.s. soil. the emotional homecoming, three americans students arrested during a protest in egypt.

>> complete bay coverage we have the fog drifting in from the valley. slightly warmer than yesterday. we take a look at what to expect for your neighborhood coming up. >> two fires, the larger fire happened at an apartment complex. that three alarm blaze destroyed six units and damaged ten others. some 60 residents were forced to evacuate. they believe it began when a tenant cooking french fries forgot about them.

>> they turned oil inside a pan, got distract and when they heard the smoke detector. they saw fire from the pan. >> some displaced residence spent the day inside a gym at the high school. it caused -- >> a mobile home park, the fire destroyed one double wide trailer near monterey highway. the freeway in berkeley is clear after a late-night fatal accident. accidents say a car hit a man on eastbound 80 near gillman street. the highway patrol says moments later, the officer pulled over a driver on a near by frontage road. they ditched the car and walked across the lanes of the center

median before being hit on the eastbound lanes. >> it could be any one of those combinations. >> the man's identity has not been released. he is in his mid-30s. tests will be performed. we are learning more about a hit-and-run on thanksgiving morning in san francisco. the victim is a local firefighter. live is morning outside of san francisco where the victim is in critical condition. >> this started thanksgiving

night when -- they got anyone a fight. police say that's where the suspect deliberately ran him over. he's been a firefighter for the last five year, he's an exmarine and the coworkers are outside of the hospital and they say they're hoping he recovers. >> the marine corps. >> now this is the picture of man police are looking for in a hit-and-run. they believe the man you see here is a man who ran him over. police gave us the description of the vehicle, it's described as a black mazda suv with rims and possible rearend damage. if it seems familiar for those in the area, san francisco police would like to give them

a call or give them a tip by text. >> protesters hit the streets this time for a march to the mission district. they chanted we are the 99 in spanish. the focus, immigrant rights, they followed the march at 15th and mission. >> the community. regardless of the immigration status. we are part of the 99% movement. part of the occupy movement looking for work where they're deported. that's an important issue for us. because they are an important part of the 99%. >> they chose to march through

the latin community. ucla and this is video from a previous meeting. it will be linked by teleconference. they decided to teleconference and the cancellation, students have been angry over hikes. budget cuts are expected where the regions are meeting tomorrow. >> nearly one million egyptians are gathering as they transfer power to civilian government. is this how it looked last night. a huge rally scheduled to take place today. it's called the ligament. three american students arrested are back on -- two days later they were on flights back to the u.s. and late last

night, all three arrived in the home states where family and friends were ready to greet them. >> i saw him back, days ago, 21- year-old luke was sitting in a jail cell in cairo. a similar scene in st. louis. gates and 19-year-old, on the rooftop of a university building of the squared a -- they were hit and threatened with guns and forced to lay in a darkroom in a near fetal position. >> it was the scariest moment of my life. >> they accused them of throwing firebombs. they were on the rooftop and they deny they did anything to hurt anyone. >> we never held, prepared or

threw any bombs or even rocks. >> the 21-year-old doesn't take what happened as a negative experience and believes egypt is a great country. airports around the country expecting another big rush as people come back from the holidayment today and tomorrow expected to be the biggest travel days. it will have extra agents on hand to keep everything running as smooth as possible. they're not reporting any delays. you will want to check with your airline, there's a storm brewing and it could cause problems today. >> they plan to operate longer planes to help passengers get to and from at the airports.

dense fog drifting our way. they could continue with just a slow burnoff for today. patchy dense fog down to 3/4 of a mile. northeasterly breeze, 7 miles per hour. 10 in oakland and a breeze in san francisco reporting 8 miles per hour. calm in livermore. they only enhance the fog and keep it at the ground and doesn't allow for any mixing. it's going to be a partly

cloudy afternoon. cooler in some spots like oakland. 47 in livemore. mountain view. we are waking up partly cloudy by 9:00, still dealing with partly cloudy skies. we have it east. traveling through the valley, except the fog to linger. noontime, still with partly cloudy skies. it's to be replaced with high clouds, the system in the pacific northwest. we're going to continue with the dry conditions, dry pattern into next week. the ridge of high pressure not

going away. 62 expected, a lot of the temperatures similar to yesterday. 63 into the south bay. 70 degrees in santa cruz. 66 expected near wood side. 63 degrees in the city, you're extended forecast, a mix of sunshine and clouds, we do remain dry. temperatures expected to warm a little bit. monday and tuesday, upper 60s. we slide on thursday and the system, that's not expected to bring us rain. could bring us gusty conditions. if you're going to see the raiders game, i will bring it to you. >> rising tensions over the deadly nato bombing, the retaliation targeting a major supply line. >> he's the arizona sheriff who made airlines to his approach to immigration. he's making news.

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good morning. patchy fog around the bay area. take it slow this morning. >> protesters with occupy los angeles have less than 17 hours to leave their encampment. they made the announcement on friday saying it's time to shut down the camp because of public health and safety. so far this weekend, few

protesters have actually left. police chief tells the l.a. times he knows his department has to make some arrests and use some possible force. >> don't want to get pepper sprayed. >> shelter beds are being made available for homeless who say they have no place else to go. >> as rereported, the woman surrendered to police. she used to spray on fellow customers during a mad scramble for discounted x box specials. >> she was later released --

detectives have a lot to decide. >> we have to learn from our mistakes. >> police don't say why she used the spray or if she felt threatened by the crowd. 20 people suffered burning eyes and sore throats. a man collapsed and died while shopping at target. he collapsed after midnight on friday morning. witnesses say some shoppers walked around and even over his body. the nurse tried to administer cpl but he later died. it was the largest amount spent on a single black friday.

retailers have their sights set on tomorrow. 89 million americans took part. the area shoppers enjoyed the experience. they built relationships with customers that big box retailers can't provide. >> i can't go out and buy an ad the size of target or best buys. together, collectively, we're as important in the economy as they are. >> shoppers say you do not encounter big and sometimes aggressive crowds. >> the first family has some

new books after taking part in small business saturday. president obama and his daughter visited an independent bookstore near the white house. the first family left with diary of a wimpy kid. they picked up family photos ordered for the holidays. new this morning, new hampshire's largest newspaper says it's endorsing newt gingrich in the state's upcoming gop primary. the announcement from the influencing new hampshire leader, he answered one of the questions about his rival.

>> the books a million store says 500 plus copies of newt gingrich's book sold out. michele bachmann promoting her new book this weekend. she held a signing for her autobiography, it's called core of conviction. my story. she used the book signing to criticize president obama and call for a new fence on the u.s. and mexico border. >> i'm the only candidate to sign the pledge, it's first year i'm in office. >> political analysts say  michele bachmann is struggling to turn her poll numbers around after winning the straw poll this year. in arizona, controversial sheriff is getting ready to endorse texas governor rick perry.

he chatted with perry over the phone and plans on campaigning with them next week in new hampshire. he's known for his strong stance against illegal immigration. >> stern words to the secretary of state hillary clinton. they called hillary clinton to express outrage over an air strike that killed 24 pakistan soldiers. pakistan says it shows complete disregard for human life and undermines the strained relationship between the two countries. >> there is a great resentiment. these incidents happen and the excuse was given that it was by mistake. >> pakistan retaliated by blocking nato supply routes into afghanistan. 2000 trucks are stranded right now. drivers say they are afraid to

sleep. pakistan is demanding that the u.s. leave pakistan air base within two weeks. the base is where the cia launches the drills. a little league game turns into a rodeo. the long chase to capture a wild ram that got loose on the baseball field. outside of the door, cool and foggy. in fact, a newly issued fog advisory to talk about. [ screaming ]

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nba officials hope the new labor agreement and lockout can be resolved. the deal reduces the share of basketball revenues, according to a memo, players get a 51- point 2% share of basketball related income this season. they used to get 57%. a 66-game season would begin christmas day if the deal is ratified. a little league baseball

game turned into a rodeo in miami. a wild ram went into the park. instead of the baseball team taking the field, it was the ram running the bases. all the ballplayers could do was stand back and watch a game between cat and mouse between the ram anthony sowell and animal control. >> they did what they had to do. >> officers finally tracked down animal if it was exhausted. the ram may be given off to the zoo. >> pretty foggy outside and rosemary has a new advisory. an advisory for the valley allowed to expire. a new advisory for the bay area. san francisco reporting patchy dense fog. it can be dangerous when you have clear skies and a wall of fog beside you, take it easy.

a live look. the area, where we are looking at the visibility down to 1/4 mile, maybe 1/18-mile in some areas. so it is a cool start out there. we have light winds, high humidity and some of the fog from the valley moving in our way. we can expect it through the morning hours, partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. are you going to the coliseum? it will be mild. more sunshine we get it the feel better because cloudy skies, that could be on the cool side. we are looking at temperatures warming from 2-4 degrees. it will be how much sunshine we get. high clouds expected in the afternoon and if that fog is really slow to clear today like it was in some cases yesterday, it will offset the temperatures and keep us just as cool as we felt yesterday. we are going to be dry sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures remaining above

average with sunshine in the afternoon. breezy and gust i by wednesday and cooling down on thursday. >> 2000 australians are stranded because of flooding. many could be isolated for up to a week. emergency relief has been flown into the area. the floods claimed the life of a three-year-old boy. rain eased in that area. meteorologists say more wet weather is on the way. an emotional memorial for a teenager who gave his life for his country. vandals target a bank in seattle. why police think it's related to the occupy oakland protest. . a firefighter fighting for his life, what we have learned about a thanksgiving hit-and- run that left him injured.

. this morning, he's fighting for his life. we're learning more about a hit- and-run accident that left a firefighter injured. welcome back to mornings on two. >> police this morning are searching for driver responsible for a hit-and-run accident on thanksgiving that left that firefighter in critical condition. live in morning in san francisco, more on the accident

and the investigation. >> he is in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. the victim is a 29-year-old, he's a cal fire firefighter and since it happened on thanksgiving night, many of the coworkers have come here to support his family and help them out. he's been a firefighter with cal fire for the last five years and he's an exmarine. police are investigating the hit-and-run and looking for the man responsible. and the family is asking for the public's help with the investigation. it started thanksgiving night when battle and another man got into a fight outside of a restaurant on thanksgiving evening. after the fight, he walked to a near by gas station and that's where the suspect deliberately ran him over. this morning, his coworkers say he's in critical condition with a traumatic brain injury. >> we hope he makes a full

recovery. at this time, he's in critical condition in the icu. >> this is a picture of the man police are looking for as part of the hit-and-run investigation. they believe the man you see here is the person behind the wheel that ran him over. they gave us a description of the vehicle that believe is involved. it's a black mazda described as having possible rear end damage. anyone who may have seen something related to the case is asked to give police a call or sen them a tip by text. walnut creek police found a man bleeding in front of the 1515 lounge on main street. he said he was hit in the face with a glass inside the bar. police arrested a man.

police received multiple 9-1-1 calls involving a fight of 30 people. a man was assaulting a woman during a fight. either one who witnessed any of the incidents is asked to call police. oakland police investigating three shootings that may be connected. one person was hit by gunfire in west oakland. at the same time, a short distance away, a second man was shot. both victims were taken to the hospital. their conditions have not been released. family and friends memorialize a local servicemember killed in afghanistan. >> you always called me your angel, now it's time for you to be mine. >> a public memorial held for

19-year-old joshuah corral. several attended the event at the football stadium. he died during combat operations in afghanistan. >> he was a hero even before he joined. you'll always be my hero. >> he graduated last year, his body will be flown into travis air force base tomorrow with a funeral service for wednesday. the bay area blue star moms are spreading a little holiday cheer. pictures of military members overseas. they send care packages, those events and the support of one another are key to getting through long stretches without their loved ones. >> it's hard to send your child off to a war zone. this group knows what it is like. meeting the other mothers is just the most amazing thing. >> the decorated trees will

stay in the plaza throughout the holidays. the mayor and supervisor were assassinated 34 years ago today by white. he was the first openly gay person elected in the united states. beginning at harvey mills plaza. two excaltrans employees accused of stealing state and local property. the men was fired over problems involving the department that tested underground foundations for bridges. they were fired after fabricating test results of several structures. new numbers show shipping is slowing down at the port of oakland and it could mean retailers are bracing for a

weak holiday season. shipping fell during the third quarter compared to one year ago. oakland is not the only california port seeing a decline. long beach seen nearly 14%. analysts say the drop could mean retailers ordered less from overseas in anticipation of slow sales this holiday season. the call from occupy oakland to shut down ports has hit a roadblock. the international long shore and warehouse union rejected the request to shut down the ports including the port of oakland. they fight against the owners of a new terminal at the point of longview. seattle detectives are asking any witnesses to come forward after someone -- vandalized a bank. they spray painted revenge on

the u.s. bank in seattle's university district. they damaged an atm, bank officials say that the damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars. occupy protesters are getting some support. members of occupy berkeley met yesterday for a sit-in. they worked on hats, mittens for the other fellow protesters facing wind, rain, snow and cold this upcoming winter. >> we have had some cold nights nothing like new york city or other cities where they expect 16 feet of snow. we are doing this. >> organizers say they're hoping to send off their hand- made crafts by december 12th. good morning to you. a mostly cloudy and super foggy in some cases. we have a fog advisory, going

to last for about 10:00 this morning. it's for the bay area, we're looking at fog over to heyward down into san jose and visibility is quarter mile down to 1/8-mile. it will be hazardous. looking at what we have. in addition to low clouds, we have high clouds. clouds going to be with us for sunday. the northeasterly breeze and winds, meaning the wind is going this way and we know that the dense fog in the valley drifts our way and it could be a slow clearing day. let me show you what happens with the fog forecast. by 10:00, dealing with partly cloudy skies, it's very thick in the valley, if you're traveling, expect it through the morning hours. in the afternoon, some clouds, not going the bring us rain but we see the clouds. continuing with partly cloudy

skies for today. your satellite shows you just that. we have a rage of high pressure, the system is going to bump it a little bit. it will bounce back. we continue with dry conditions, we will be between the sunshine and the clouds. temperatures a lot like yesterday. a patchy fog, it's going to be chilly outside. 40s and low 50s. 46 san jose. 61 for vallejo. 60s heyward. 63 in the city for the afternoon. 66 mountainview. 70 degrees in santa cruz. again, i want to mention that the clouds that they hang around all day long and they offset the warmth.

looking at the extended forecast nice for this time of the year. a bit above average for this time of the year. fine tuning your lunchtime number, i'll have that coming up. thank you. with the fog, san jose's harvest festival continues and it's a good place to go to look for a unique gift this year. artists selling everything from christmas tree ornaments to food. one shopper says she's noticing a difference compared to past years. >> i think i'm seeing more practical things sold versus a luxury item. there's the i wants and the i needs and i they are going for the i needs. a cable caroline should be back up and running. it was shut down because of a mechanical problem. it broke down at 6:15 yesterday night. they replaced the cable cars while they made the repairs. let's take you outside for

a live look at what you can deal with if you're heading outside. it's foggy everywhere across the area. you are looking at the 101 in san jose. no major incidents to report. but as you can see, conditions make it tough. be careful if you're heading out. a high school student killed on his way to work by a freight train. how one bay area community is coming together to help his family. a bizarre crime at a bingo parlor targeting a jackpot winner.

. the jail is back behind bars this morning. authorities say that 23-year- old inmate broke free during a visit to the medical center friday night. the suspect was captured three hours later after a neighbor reported a man was knocking on doors asking to use a phone. he's been held in a higher security facility. a person stole a person's bingo winnings. she's just won a $1000 jackpot when the thief grabbed some of her cash and hopped in a car and fled. police are investigating two traffic accidents this weekend. the first accident happened on monterey boulevard near center road. a woman hit an elderly man on a bicycle, the man later died at

regional medical center. it happened about two hours later, investigators say that a woman collided with a 1955 chevy. the driver later died. friends and family hit and killed by a train are holding a fundraiser for his funeral. he was walking on the tracks heading to work. he had headphones on and listening to music. his coworkers called him a good employee and hard worker. >> people should come out and support. especially now, it's the season to be helping out other people. >> everyone in the family was close to him. it's helpful for the loss and the pain. >> a bake sale will be held

today at the texas road house in union city. 8 people hurt after an explosion. the boat was few minutes into a trip to long beach when the driver noticed gas leaking. the boat immediately exploded, 8 people ended up in the water. some were thrown by the blast. others jumped. this week marked the anniversary of the first american killed in combat. the american was not a member of the military, instead, he was a cia officer. mike span died after hundreds of prisoners tried to escape the prison where he worked. he was one of the first americans to go to afghanistan after the 9-1-1 attacks. his death led them to create the officer's memorial foundation. it pays for the education of children for fallen officers. i thought of the officers, many of the officers i describe

as soldiers without uniforms. >> since the death, 23 stars have been added to the wall at cia headquarters honoring those lost. facing sanctions from the neighbors, the arab nation is meeting and approved sanctions. no dealings with syria's bank and a travel ban on senior officials. the arab league is trying to pressure syria, 3500 demonstrators have died. search and rescue teams search for survivors after a bridge collapsed. 4 are dead and 40 are still missing, a bus along with the number of cars and motorcycles crashed into the river. repairmen were tightening bolts

when the bridge collapsed. it was less than 10 years old. german police tried to clear people. they tried to block the delivery of a waste coming from france. it will go to a temporary site. in libya, demonstrators are there. -- time now, 7:47, four people are dead in a plane crash outside of chicago, the small aircraft slammed into a field yesterday morning. the pilot looked out to see where he was heading. the weather was overcast and rainy. a couple died trying to

make an emergency landing in georgia. their 25-year-old son was the lone survivor. he suffered burns over his body. he told investigators that the plane's engine stalled. the speed dropped down to a low enough speed it hit the ground busted into flames. >> the pilot said he lost oil pressure and needed a place to land. the plane slammed into trees and caught fire. it was heading from tennessee to florida when it went down. child pornography charges for a man watching it on a flight. he was sitting in first class when a fellow passenger saw images on his laptop. they arrested him when the plane landed. he's been charged with possession of child pornography and could face additional charges. he was posted a $15,000 bail.

there's a new search effort for a missouri baby missing for two months. volunteers gathered to search for the 1-year-old. they were focusing on suggestions from a texas psychic. she posted a drawing on the vision she said she had. readers connected with the drawing with an old casino. the search did not turn up any clues. >> there's hope. i think it's all basically we're hoping. >> lisa's father reported her missing from his crib after he came home from work. lisa's mother admits to drinking heavily in the hours before they went missing. neither parent is a suspect in the disappearance at the time. a missing 1-year-old was found in a field under a bush. a man reported her missing yesterday morning. they considered the story to be suspicious, he met the child

and her mother at a party and took the child. he has been charged with kidnapping and child abuse. the girl's mother is in jail for child negligent. dr. murray will be sentenced for involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. he faces up to 4 years in state prison. they have been urging the judge to give them the maximum sentence saying he has shown no remorse and placed the blame on others. the defense is asking that he only receives probation, saying he's being punished. they want the man charged with the assassination of kennedy to be released. they say there's evidence that it proves that he was innocent. they say two guns for fired and his gun was not one that shot

kennedy. he is currently serving a life prison sentence. while people are planes are more susceptible to catching a cold. thousands of zombies take over mexico city. what they were after. . outside the doors, it's a tough drive. we have fog across the bay, patchy dense fog. we update the latest coming up.

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runners braved the cold for a breast cancer fun run. some dressed up as santa. breast cancer survivors say they're thankful for the support. >> the raiders looking to tack on another run this season. the bears are in town. they could all be out of the game. moore left last week's game and was in a walking cast all week. they're on a five-game winning streak but without quarterback jay cutler who broke his thumb. raiders and bears are here on channel 2 today. it starts at 9:00 a.m. after mornings on 2:00. it's follow bid our point after post game show. if you are heading to the airport, expect some big crowds today and tomorrow. the busiest travel days, one doctor is hoping it means big

business for his companies. sky cap just launched makes a nasal moisturizer swab. the goal is to keep the air travelers from getting sick on the plane. the main culprit why people get sick is the humidity in an airplane drop downs to 5%. high altitude and cold air and the heat environment causes the humidity to drop down. >> he says keeping hydrated is a challenge at home in the winter, when we run the heaters, we dry out the air in the house. the vatican is ruling out a new translation of the roman missile, the first use of the new text happens today. catholics have to learn new wording for some of their prayers and greetings. it was the gathering in

mexico city. thousands came together to set a new world record. look at some of these costumes. organizers claim to have broken the record with around 9800 participating at the event. the world record officials have not confirmed if this mexico city gathering sat a new record. they tried. >> quite a crowd. >> all right, time now 7:56, watching the fog outside. >> good morning. it is thick, we're talking about down to about a thousand feet is what you see ahead of you. getting on to the streets and the freeways this morning. take it easy, poor visibility for the next couple hours. not just the valley. san jose, areas around san francisco, oakland, reporting patchy dense fog. how about above the fog deck up the hill or perhaps coming home. the sierra looking good. a live look at i-80.

this morning, we're dry, no chains required. if you see the forecast, if you're over tahoe, you -- you may want to stay. upper 50s with fair skies, light winds, just as warm in the sierra is what we get here in the bay area. your forecast at a glance, we're dealing with 40s and low 50s. it's soupy with fog and that feels damp and cool. sun in the forecast for the afternoon. afternoon highs, we are expected to be slightly warmer but i do have to add, it's going to depend on just how quick we get rid of the fog and the clouds. 65 for oakland for today. 66 mountain view. 66 in fremont. we were looking at a bigger warmup. i brought the number downs in light of the dense fog. temperatures remain in the upper 60s for the afternoon

with clouds and sunshine in the forecast tomorrow morning. a lot of the clouds could offset some of the fog tomorrow morning. hopefully in better shape for your monday morning drive. we expect the winds to pick up. >> another problem on black friday, people say shoppers actually stepped over a man's body to get to the merchandise. state farm. this is jessica.

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what a man was doing when he was hit by a car on interstate 80. fire rages through an apartment building. complete bay area news coverage starts now. >> good morning. welcome to the mornings on 2. >> it's a little cooler but a

dry one. a quick look at the forecast. high, rosemary. a. >> fairly decent day, the fog. it's widespread and patchy and dense. national weather service canceled the advisory for the valley. it's right around the bay and in through the west delta into the central valley. we have had some of the cool moist area into the air and we're dealing with visibility down to 1/4 mile in san jose and oakland. we will show you more on the fog and the temperatures expected coming up. a thanksgiving morning hit- and-run left a firefighter and exmarine in critical condition. police are searching for man who ran him down in san francisco. live at san francisco general and speaking to his coworkers.

>> coworkers and family members are asking for the public's help to find the man who deliberately ran him over. he's been in critical condition since thanksgiving. some have been soming to see him in the hospital and support his family. he's a firefighters with cal fire where he has worked for the past five years and he's an exmarine. some told us that when that hit- and-run happened. bartles suffered a brain injury. >> he's a tough guy, he's a good fireman. he's a firefighter, a u.s. marine corps. good man. >> police say bartle and another man got into a fight and he walked two blocks away to a near by gas station. this is the picture police are

looking for in the hit-and-run investigation. they believe that the man pictured here from the video is behind the wheel during the hit- and-run. police gave us a description of the vehicle involved in the crime. it's a black mazda suv and some possible rear end damage. contact san francisco police with any information. the east shore freeway is clear after a late-night fatal accident. officers say around 10:45 when a car hit a man on eastbound 80 near gillman street. earlier, an officer pulled a person over, the driver ditched the car and walked across the westbound lanes of 80 and jumped the center median before getting hit on the eastbound

lanes. >> the driver was weaving, it could be a sign of impairment or disorientation, it could be a sleepy driver. >> the man's identity has not been released he's in his mid- 30s. toxicology tests will be performed. someone cooking french fries sparked a massive apartment fire. the three alarm blaze started last night at the village green apartments on homestead road. it was a fast-moving fire and it destroyed six units and damaged others. it began when a tenant forget about them. >> they turned oil inside a pan, turned it on, got distracted and when they heard the smoke detector, they found fire from the pan up into the cabinets. >> some displaced residents

spent the night at a temporary shelter. that fire caused $2 million in damage. candles sparked a fire at a mobile home park. flames covered the dresser the candles were on. it destroyed one double-wide trailer near monterey highway. cars were damaged. occupy san francisco protesters hit the streets for a march through the mission district. >> occupy protesters chant we are the spanish. the focus, immigrant rights. a rally followed the march at 16th and mission. the community, regardless of people's immigration status, we are part of the 99% movement. we part of the occupy movement.

they came to the united states looking for work and deported. that's a very important issue for us because they're a very important part of the 99%. >> occupy organizers chose to march because they say it's a primarily latino community. protesters with occupy los angeles have -- 16 hours to leave their encampment. they made the announcement on friday saying it's time to shut down the camp because of public health and safety. few protesters are left. the l.a. times, he knows his department will have to make some arrests and use possible force. don't want to get pepper sprayed, i don't want to get maced. i don't want to end up like long beach. >> do you think that's going to happen here? >> it's going to.

>> city officials say 50 beds are being made available for the homeless who have nowhere else to go. >> they're scheduled to meet tomorrow at 4 different campuses. they gather at uc davis, ucla. it's video of a previous meeting. the region decided african selling a meeting scheduled this month after reports of possible violence. students have been angry over hikes and cuts. protests expected at the four campuses where they're meeting tomorrow. >> the time now, 8:07. an effort to support mom and pop businesses is catching on. 89 million americans took part on the small business saturday.

nearly half of the jobs created in california last year came from small businesses. >> i can't go out and buy an ad the size of target's or best buy's. together, collectively we're as important to the economy as they are. >> the advantage to shopping at the mom and pop places is you don't encounter the crowds. >> president obama and his daughters visited an independent bookstore yesterday near the white house. the first family left with several books including diary of a wimpy kid. the numbers are in for one of the busiest shopping days of the year. coming up, how how much shoppers spent on the biggest black friday ever. airports around the country expecting another big rush as people return back from thanksgiving trips, today and tomorrow, expected to be some of the biggest travel days for

the holiday period. the transportation security administration says it will have extra agents on hand to keep everything going as smooth as possible but be sure to check with your airline, there's a storm brewing in the southeast that could cause problems. flights heading to san francisco are being delayed at the point of departure for an average of 47 minutes. they plan to operate longer trains today on the line to help passengers get to and from the oakland airport. shuttles will also run through tuesday. good morning to you, it is a foggy start. in fact, can't see san francisco from this camera, otherwise we could see what is going on out there. this is what you may endure if you have an early-morning drive. visibility down to 1/4 mile.

even 1/8-mile. in addition to low clouds, a mix of low and high level clouds. let's start with the winds, the light offshore breeze hoping to bring some of the dense fog in from the valley, that's what we're experiencing. we have a dense fog advisory. visibility is low through 9:00. 47 in oakland. 48 in san francisco. 46 in san jose. temperatures a few degrees from where we were yesterday. a chilly start and with the gray skies. if is this a drive, you will experience it. along the bay area, partly cloudy skies, parts of the day, it's 11:00 and we still are with it. the low cloud deck and areas around the bay area dealing with clouds. it will eventually burn off, but we're dealing with high clouds once we get rid of the

low clouds. the forecast and clouds showing you rain. it stays to the northwest. the ridge is nudged a little bit. let me show you in motion shifting a little bit to the east. we remain dry, the system is over the top of it. we will experience some of the clouds. that's what we're looking at. partly cloudy skies, patchy dense fog around the bay area. we remain dry into next week. the start of the workweek is a dry one with mild conditions expected. 60s in the forecast for today. 62 expected for richmond. 63 in danville. if the low clouds and high clouds hang around, we could see temperatures slightly cooler. 66 expected in sunny vail and for the peninsula today, 66 san bruno. your expected forecast going to be a dry one.

could be breezy. outside of that, we are actually in pretty good shape. we look at the forecast coming up. three young americans are back home in the united states this morning. >> it was scariest moment of my life. a big endorsement for a republican candidate. a newspaper supporting newt gingrich. a live look outside, that folks is the bridge, imagine if you're flying in and you're a pilot, that's what they're seeing, if you're expecting relatives coming home to the airport, you will most likely be going to the airport later as the fog burns off. you're watching mornings on 2.

. good morning. a live look at oakland. you can see the building, we're dealing with patchy dense fog around the area. >> about 2000 australians are stranded because all of the flooding. many could be isolated for up to a week. emergency relief and food supplies have been flown into the area. the floods claimed the life of a 3-year-old boy. rain has eased in the area more wet weather is on the way. egyptians are gathering as they continue to demand the transfer of power to a civilian government. >> this is how the crowd looked last night and now a huge rally

scheduled to take place today. it is being called the revolution rally. it comes one day before parliament elections in the country. three american students arrested near cairo's square is back on american soil. a court ordered release on thursday and late last night. all three arrived in their home states where family and friends were ready to greet them. >> a son back in his father's arms in indianapolis. he was sitting in a jail cell in cairo. a similar seen in st. louis. derek sweeney back home with relatives. they arrested sweeney, gates and greg porter a week ago on the rooftop of a university building near cairo's iconic career square during protests in the streets. sweeney said they were hit and threatened with guns and forced to lay in a darkroom in a near

fetal position. >> it was the scariest moment of my life. >> reporter: officials accused the three of throwing firebombs, sweeney denies that they were on the rooftop and two that they did anything to hurt anyone. >> the three of us americans never held, prepared or threw anything, even rocks. >> he does not take what happened as a negative experience and believes egypt is a great country. pakistan is testing its already-strained relations with the u.s. the government is blocking nato routes to afghanistan. 300 trucks are stranded at the crossings. they called hillary clinton to express outrage over the attack that killed 23 pakistan soldiers. >> there's a great resentiment.

in the past also these things happen and the excuse was given that it was by mistake. >> pakistan is demanding that they leave an air base in two weeks, it's believed to be where the cia launches the drone. a west virginia target shopper collapses on black friday and later died. he collapsed after midnight. witnesses say some shoppers walked around and over his body and continued to shop. a nurse who happened to be inside the target tried to administer cpr but he died at the hospital. los angeles police have not decided whether to press charges against a woman who pepper sprayed shoppers. she surrendered to police. it happened during a scramble

for game systems. >> she was released. detectives have a lot of witnesses to interview and victims to talk to pending investigation, they will decide what to do from then on. >> sometimes we have to learn from our mistakes. >> reporter: police won't release the identity. she's described as a woman in her 30s. she felt threatened by the crowd. 20 shoppers hit by the spray suffered burning eyes and sore throats. new hampshire's largest paper is endorsing newt gingrich. newt gingrich answered a question about one of his gop rivals. >> if you become president -- >> the god father pizza is good, but i eat too much pizza.

>> the question came during a book signing in florida. all 500-plus copies of the books sold out before the event ended at noon. michele bachmann is promoting her new book this weekend. she held a signing for her autobiography. it's called core of conviction. my story. i'm the only candidate to sign a pledge that we build the fence by the first year i'm in office. >> she's struggling to turn her poll numbers around. in arizona, controversy sheriff is getting ready to endorse texas governor rick perry. he's chatted with perry several times and does plan on campaigning with him next week in new hampshire.

he's known for his strong stance against immigration. police investigating two assaults. the first one happened this morning. officers on foot patrol found a man bleeding in front of 1515 lounge on north main street. he said he was hit in the face with a glass during a fight inside the bar. officers arrested a 26-year-old danville man on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. police received multiple 9-1-1 calls involving 30 people in front of a lounge. they arrested a 21-year-old man who was assaulting a woman during a fight. anyone who witnessed the incidents is asked to call police. running through the streets in next to nothing. the good cause dozens of people stripped down for in pennsylvania. clouds and fog drift over the bay. if we will see the sunshine.

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. despite black friday, the holiday shopping season got off of a roaring start. black friday sales increased 7% compared to last year. shoppers spent 11 1/2 billion dollars, up from 2010 and that was the largest amount spent on black friday. brazilians are getting into

the christmas spirit. the floating christmas tree in rio was egg inaugurated with a concert. the 280-foot-tall tree. breast cancer survivors say they're thankful for the support. >> telling everyone that it is one of the busiest travel days. that's not making a great combination. let's track how it is affecting people at the airports this morning. >> good morning, the report of fog and now delays for flights coming in. san jose international not reporting at this time, but a live look at highway 101 through san jose, it's a

sketchy drive. the fog advisory, patchy fog down to 1/4 mile through about 10:00 around the bay area. waking up in the 40s. low 50s, noontime numbers in the 60s. for the afternoon, cool to mild. i say that because although we were looking at a possibility of a warmup in light of the fog and the cloud cover at this point, can offset those afternoon highs. football forecast, raiders playing, temperatures sitting at 64 degrees. not a bad forecast. high clouds in through the afternoon. hopefully the clouds stick around and bring us less fog tomorrow morning. 65 in the forecast for oakland. 65 for heyward. 63 in the city. to the north, struggling to get into the 60s yesterday. areas may see the same again for today. your extended forecast is a dry one. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s all the way through

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a firefighter is in critical condition after someone ran him over. welcome back to mornings on 2. police are searching for driver who put al bartle in the hospital. you spoke to some of his fellow firefighter. >> that's right, he's the victim of this hit-and-run. since early thanksgiving morning when the incident happened. he's been here in the icu, he's in critical condition. some of the coworkers al cal fire has been coming here to san francisco general to see him and support his family. he's been a firefighter for the last five years. police are investigating and looking for person responsible. it started on thanksgiving

morning around 2:45 when bartle and another man got into a fight. after that fight, police say he then walked two blocks away to a gas station and the suspect deliberately ran him over with his car. he's in critical condition suffering from a traumatic brain injury. >> we hope he makes a full recovery. he's in critical condition in the icu. >> is this the picture of the man police are looking for as part of the hit-and-run investigation. the man you see from the surveillance picture may have been the person behind the wheel when he was run over. they gave us a picture of the vehicle type, possibly rear end damage. anyone near 11th and geary is

asked to give them a call with any information. police investigating two separate accidents this weekend. the first one happened at 9:00 yesterday morning near center road. a woman hit an elderly man on a bicycle. the second accident happened about two hours later. investigators say that a woman in a honda collided with a 1955 chevy, the driver of -- >> one person was hit by gunfire. around the same time, a second man was shot a short distance away at 7th street. both victims were taken to the hospital. in a third incident, several shots fired at the entrance of an apartment building at 18th street. no arrests have been made.

the body of a bay area marine killed in afghanistan will arrive at travis air force base tomorrow. >> you used to call me your angel, now it's time for you to be mine. >> reporter: a memorial held for joshuah corral. several hundred people attended the event at the high school stadium. >> to me, you've always been a hero, even before the marines, you protected and defended those who you loved and respected. corral graduated last year. final honors and a funeral service are scheduled for wednesday. tonight the town remembers harvey milk. he was the first openly gay man elected to office in the u.s. a

memorial will be tonight. an inmate who escaped from the jail is back behind bars this morning. the 23-year-old inmate broke free during a visit to the medical center. the suspect was captured 3 hours later after a neighbor reported that a suspicious man was knocking on doors asking to use a phone. friends and family are coming together to raise money for the funeral p. he died one week ago when a union pacific train hit him when he was walking on the tracks. he had headphones on and listening to music. he worked as a busker and a food runner at the texas road house. they call him a good employee and hard worker. >> people should come out and support. it's the season to be helping out other people. >> everyone in the family was close to him.

this is a very helpful for the loss and for the pain. >> organizers say that a bake sale will be held from 11-3:00 p.m. at the texas road house. the family says that all of the money raised will go towards the funeral. investigators will be back in a neighborhood to figure out the cause of a major water main break. a 12-inch-wide feeder line that was upgraded broke sending water into the air. no one was hurt. the pipeline is back in service and the san francisco utilities say they will repay homeowners for any damage. the men were fired over problems involving the department that tested foundations for bridges. the men accused of stealing construction materials and

using them to remodel their homes. two 13-year-old boys are in custody after a robbery. a couple called before 9:30 to report a break-in at the home on viewpoint boulevard. investigators say that the teens ran off when they say they didn't have valuables. deputies arrested the 13-year- olds. the call from occupy oakland to shut down the ports have hit a roadblock. the union rejected the movement's request to shut down the ports, including oakland. they offered to support it against the fight of an owner against a terminal. the union says it's already facing heavy fines for vandalism and blocking trains at the washington port. new numbers show shipping is slowing down at the port of

oakland. shipping fell 4-point 1% during the third quarter compared to one year ago. it's not the only port seeing a decline. >> seattle detectives asking any witnesses to come guard after someone vandalized a bank. it appears that the motive is related to occupy oakland. vandals spray painted revenge on the u.s. bank in seattle's district. they damaged an atm and smashed nearly all of the windows. the damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars. >> occupy protesters are getting some support from those in the bay area. they met yesterday for a knit- in at the sit-in. protesters worked on hats and

scarves for their fellow propesters. we have had some cold nights, nothing like what people are dealing with in new york city. they expect 15 feet of snow. >> organizers say they're hoping to send off their handmade crafts by december 12th. good morning. cool and foggy outside this morning. in fact, if you don't have to be out door, hold off a little while. stay inside where it's warm and toasty. temperatures will be climbing just a little bit. sitting in the 40s, low 50s at the time. patchy dense fog around the bay area. areas like santa rosa, all reporting it pretty thick. from oakland into san francisco into san jose dealing with dense fog visibility down to

1/4 mile. that through 10:00, satellite, radar, seeing clouds overhead. ridge still in place, being pushed to the east with the system here out in the pacific. it will slide to the north it's shoving the ridge of high pressure over a little bit. we continue with partly cloudy skies. your fog forecast, it's going to be with us through the morning. we have a low-sun angle this time of the year. we have light winds, short days, it's lunchtime, we are still in between partly cloudy skies and in the afternoon, those high clouds begin to shift. partly sunny skies, patchy fog, temperatures could be warmer in the afternoon. with cloudy conditions, it's

going to feel cool. 50 degrees expected in mountain view and there's the highs. 64 in berkeley. raiders game. it's going to be a mild one. san francisco, 66 mountain view. 67 degrees expected in san jose and one of the warmer spots, santa cruz warming. widespread 50s in the forecast. getting back to work tomorrow, the fog not as thick with high clouds overhead could preclude some of the fog for the morning hours. a little breezy is what we're expecting. breezy with the system that won't bring us rain but could bring us wind. time now is 8:40 and let's take you outside. there she is, the golden gate bridge this morning. talking about the fog. the golden gate bridge is socked in a little bit. it's all around the bay area.

bay area roads maybe busier than usual because a lot of people are returning from the thanksgiving celebrations. if you're heading out on the roads, just give yourself more time if you're in a hurry. >> if you're heading to the airport, expect some big crowds. one man hopes it means big business for his new san francisco based company. sky cap launched a few months ago and makes a nasal moisturizer squab. it's to keep the air travelers from getting sick. >> the main culprit, the humidity in the airplane drops down to 5%. it's high altitude combined with cold air and a heat environment causes the humidity to drop down. >> keeping hydrated is a challenge at home in the winter, when we run the

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. good morning, a live look from the roof cam at ktvu. you can see a little bit difficult to drive around the bay area this morning. >> 8 people were injured after a power boat exploded in an orange county harbor. the boat was a few minutes into the trip to long beach when a driver noticed gas leaking. the boat exploded. 8 people ended up in the waters while others jumped in. everyone in the water was rescued. four people are dead in a crash outside of chicago. the aircraft slammed into a field yesterday morning. the regulations allow the pilot to fly when conditions make it possible to look out of the cockpit and see and avoid obstacles. he was not in touch with air

traffic control and the weather was overcast and rainy. an emergency landing in georgia. he suffered burns throughout his body barely breathing he said that the plane's engine stalled. >> it dropped down to a low enough speed, it hit the ground and burst into flames. >> the pilot had radioed in and said he lost oil pressure and needed a place to land. two hours ago, the arab league decided to slap sanctions against syria. they approved an unprecedented array of sanctions. the league is trying to pressure them to end a

crackdown. search and rescue teams in indonesia after a bridge collapse. 4 people are dead and 40 are missing. the bus and number of cars crashed into the river below yesterday. repairmen were tightening bolts when it collapsed. it was built to resemble the golden gate bridge. in libya, about 100 protesters, demonstrators against the new malaria. . police cleared out several thousand protesters trying to stop nuclear waste. they tried to block the delivery of the waste that came from france. it goes to a temporary german site. it marks the tenth

anniversary of the first american killed. he was a cia officer. mike span died after hundreds of prisoners tried to escape a prison where he worked. he was one of the first americans to go after the 9-1-1 attacks. his death led the cia to create the officer's memorial foundation. it helps to pay for the education of children of fallen cia officers. >> i thought of the officers since 9-1-1, many of the officers i would describe as soldiers without uniforms. since span's death. 23 stars have been added to the wall in virginia. defense attorneys want the man convicted of assassinating kennedy released from prison or granted a new trial. in federal court papers, attorneys say an expert

analysis of recently uncovered evidence prove he is innocent. they allege fraud in the trial when the court is allowed a substitute bullet. . >> dr. murray will be sentenced for his role in michael jackson's death. he faces up to four years after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter. the prosecution has been urging the judge to give him the maximum sentence saying he shows no remorse for his death. the defense is asking that he receive only probation saying he's already been punished with the loss of his medical license. he was in first class when a passenger saw images on his

laptop. the flight crew was alerted. he's charged with possession of child pornography. people gathered in kansas city to search for 1-year-old lisa irwin. they were focusing on suggestions from a psychic. she posted on her blog the vision she had and readers connected with the drawing of an old casino. the search did not turn up clues. >> there's hope. it's all basically we're hoping. >> lisa's father reported her missing after he came home from work. her mother admits to drinking heavily before her daughter went missing. neither parent is a suspect at this time. a missing one-year-old in florida was found safe yesterday. gonzalez was found in a field under a bush. police say she appeared to be

okay. a man reported her missing yesterday but police considered his story to be suspicious. he met the child and her mother at a party and took the child. he's charged with kidnapping and child abuse. the mother is in custody on charges of child negligent. some roman catholics notice a change at mass. the first use happens today. it means that roman catholics have to learn new wording for some of the most familiar prayers and greetings. a while ram, how he was tracked down after 6 hours on the run. it's a cool, foggy start to the morning. what you can expect for your sunday afternoon.

all the baseball players could do was watch animal control with the ram. >> there was a ram in the middle of the neighborhood. >> it's a hard animal to catch. they did what they had to do. >> officers finally won that

battle because that ram apparently got exhausted. it may be given to the zoo or released into the wild. a new labor agreement to end the lockout. the players reached a deal early yesterday morning. it reduces the share of basketball revenues, according to a memo to the player's union. a share of basketball related income this season. they used to get 67%. a 66-game season starts christmas day if it is ratified. the chicago bears are in town. oakland's top 4 receivers, could all be out of the game. p bears on a five-game winning streak. jay cutler broke his thumb last weekend. the raiders and the bears here

on ktvu today. it's followed by ktvu most game show. the 39th festival continues, it's a good place to go if you're looking for a unique gift. hundreds of artists making everything from jewelry to art work and food. one is noticing a difference compared to the last years. >> i'm seeing more practical things being sold. there's the i wants and the i needs, they're going more for the i needs. >> it runs from 10-5 today. fog is the story today, tomorrow a lot of people going back to work. checking in, no rain in the forecast now. >> we are going to remain dry, you mentioned the fog and we are socked in good. the bay area with an advisory. 40 and low 50s. it's a cool one and our sun and clouds will be with us there

the afternoon. those that see plenty of sunshine may see temperatures warmer, the rest of us similar to yesterday. maybe a little cooler if that fog doesn't break. mid-60s heyward. 66 for mountain view, we are dry as we roll through the first half of the weekend. we cool wednesday, a system that doesn't bring us rain, expected to bring us breezy conditions. high clouds in the forecast for this evening. just be careful. check the forecast in the morning. >> a lot of people have the fly home today. hope flit it doesn't stall them. >> it's been a dry month. >> so far. >> thank you. that is our report for this morning. thank you for joining us here at ktvu news. >> join us at 5:00 after the raiders game. you can connect on facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us.

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