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officers say a young man and woman in their late teens or early 20s were hanging outside when they were shot by a young latino man in a car. the man was hit five times and the well was hit by shrapnel. their injuries are non-life-threatening and police have told us it appears to be random although it's unknown if it's gang related at all. police have limited information on the the suspects. >> the suspects fled prior to our arrival. one suspect fled on foot and another in a vehicle. >> reporter: a couple of hours before that crime occurred there was another shooting at 2 a.m. police say a group of people were hanging outside dover avenue. police say shots were fired and

a latino man in his mid 30s or early 40s was hit multiple times. a very busy morning for officers? san jose. we are told they were also investigating a stabbing that happened in the downtown area. we don't know his condition at this point. but in all of these crimes nobody has been arrested yet. reporting live from san jose, janine leila vega. >> . two people rushed to a hospital overnight after a high-speed chase in santa rosa ended with a crash. it happened on mar marleau road ride there. during the chase the driver lost control and crashed into a pole and a finance. >> the vehicle caught fire. officers were able to rescue the occupants of the vehicle and

both occupants of the vehicle were transported to the hospital with major injuries. >> police say no one else was hurt. they are investigating whether alcohol may have been a factor. a lot of chp officers are looking for drivers under the influence, speeders, distracted drivers and seatbelt violaters. it's a headache for oakland firefighters. cars parked on narrow roads in the oakland hills and they are blocking fire trucks and emergency vehicles. when fire trucks are are blocked by cars firemen often have to get up and run to the fire scene. homeowners in those areas have been asked to park elsewhere to keep those roads clear. a major lesson learned from the 1991 oakland hills fire disaster. if you are headed to the coast today keep an eye on the waves. the national weather service

says 10-foot waves are likely along the entire northern california coast today. meteorologists are warning people not to go out on the rocks. and it is not a -- the air quality district is asking people not to use their fireplaces today. wood smoke is the largest source of pollution in the bay area in the winter. time now 7:07. about an hour from now the hayward community comes together to honor the memory of 19-year-old karen gordon. every year the half-staff at the hayward plunge is set aside for the karen gordon scholarship. she was an intern at kdka and then a life guard at the hayward plunge. she was her way to work in 1991 when she was killed in a car crash. her father says they still feel

her loss every single day. >> those emotions are still there. the pain. the happiness in having had karen in our lives. the whole gamut of emotions tied to it every day. >> karen's father said she would have loved knowing she could give back even though she is gone. the fundraiser raises money to offer free swim lessons to low-income families. it also awards scholarships to two college students to help with career goals. the swimmers today will be asked to make a donation and scholarship recipients will be recognized this morning. hundreds of volunteers all over the bay area are already hard at work preparing meals for needy feel. live at memorial church in san francisco. they just started serving breakfast, katie? >> it is really festive here. they just turned on the gospel

music and the volunteers are here. you can see the amount of turkey and ham that needs to be cut. breakfast is underway downstairs? the kitchen and thanksgiving meals begin at 9 a.m. i am joined by flo. you are cutting ham right now. what brought you out to glide today? >> i wanted to give my son an experience so he will want to volunteer in the future and be a good person. i always wanted to volunteer here. so a new experience for me, too. >> your first time at glide. what do you think so far? you are one ham down? >> i like it. i want to bring the rest of my family. i think it will be a good experience to give back and be thankful. >> and then you have to feed an entire family after this volunteer work, right? >> yes. i have four children. my mother-in-law is doing most of the cooking. >> reporter: thanks for coming out, flo. she is one of 500 volunteers who will chop, dice, and cook

today. they will feed 5,000 people here at glide. they need volunteers year round. peep wanted to come out for thanksgiving and christmas and then december 26 rolls around and the volunteers kind of drop off. so the message here at glide and for all area charities, they are going to feed a ton of people today, as we mentioned. breakfast service already underway. thanksgiving meal starts at 9 a.m. and it is bustling in here of the we are going to toss it back to you and head to same anthony's. a lot of people out shopping, making sure that hungry behm get fed on this thanksgiving. we will be back live at 8:00 at st. anthony's. >> great stuff, katie. meantime, the salvation army doing its part it help the needy on this holiday. volunteers are preparing hundreds of thanksgiving meals. this is video from san francisco just a couple of hours ago.

the salvation army continues a long tradition of bringing people to can't leave their homes because of age or illness. volunteers will deliver hot thanksgiving meals right to their door steps. >> it's a good feeling. it's a good feeling to help and reach out to others and partake this thanksgiving to reach out to others as well. >> now, the salvation army in san francisco will prepare 4,000 thanksgiving meals today. that's about 800 meals an hour. >> amazing. 7-eleven giving back has turned into an entertaining competition in alameda county. check this out. this is this year's first ever stone soup holiday design drive and competition. every year county employees collect food and cash for the alameda county food bank. this year they decided to make it more interesting and pitted departments against each other to see who could make the most

creative displays. and they got interesting. the effort has more than doubled the holiday donations. more than 9,000 county employees get into the holiday spirit. time now 7:12. a horrible crash on this thanksgiving morning. it happened in the hills above san mateo. coming up what happened after that car plunged 600 feet off a cliff. >> it was important to be -- like i would love somebody that wasn't a part of my family. >> dozens of bay area children rely on a monitoring program for important add vase and counseling. how it's taking the joy out of this year's holiday party. >> we are waking up to cloud cover this thanksgiving morning. coming up, when the clouds move out of town and when shower chances resurface on the long-range weather map. i love watching tv outside.

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last night workers at a chicago whole foods market protested outside their store. why? they are angry the store will be open today, thanksgiving. they say all workers should be able to spend time with family on thanksgiving. the crew says anyone who asked for the day off got it. the store's staff said they were willing to work for the holidays. they will be earning time and a half pay. a bay area non-profit organization scrambling. thieves stole everything that was supposed to go to families in need. one of the highlights of the year is a holiday party, but someone broke into the storage locker filled with this year's gifts, including arts and crafts materials, toys and mp3s. now there is almost nothing for the 40 kids who turn to that network for emotional support

and also help with homework. >> the families are amazing. they don't have much. and so when i felt like they were stealing from them, it really broke me. >> this year's holiday party for the kids is scheduled for december 14. taylor says it will go on. they are hoping to get more gift donations. san jose police blame a notorious street gang for an illegal gambling operation. the "mercury news" reports there have been eight arrests. prosecutors say as many as 30 show coffee shops are involved in the investigation. . the pipeline will go back online on monday morning, but at minimal pressure. the utility took it out of service in october because of questions about its safety. and internal pg&e email warned there can could be another

situation in sankar lows. a gas line exploded killing eight people and injuring dozens of others. hundreds of people in willard, ohio may have to spend their thanksgiving in an emergency shelter because of a chemical spill. a concern is over about 26,000 gallons of a potentially flammable liquid that leaked from a derailed tanker train tuesday night. crews are working around the clock to clean up the mess but some people may not be able to go home until saturday. some of syria's deadly chemical weapons may be destroyed out the at sea. the obama administration has reportedly offered to take apart the weapons on a u.s. ship in the mediterranean. officials say that would avoid security problems caused by trying to get rid of it on land. the mv cape ray may be used for that operation. another delay for the healthcare.gov website. the obama administration will

postpone the launch of an online insurance marketplace just for small business owners until next year. that's so the focus can stay on fixing the healthcare.gov website. small business owners can still shop for healthcare insurance under the new law, but they will have to go through an agent, a broker or an insurance company at least for now. a federal judge threw out a lawsuit that claimed apple violated consumer privacy. the lawsuit games apple designed its operating system to easily transmit personal information to third parties without the knowledge or consent of the individual consumer. the judge says apple did not misrepresent its policy. there are 18 similar lawsuits still pending. 7:18. let's check traffic for you. sal is off this thanksgiving and traffic of light are than normal but there are still cars out on the road today. this is bay point highway 4. we are receiving word from the

chp about a bad traffic accident on highway 12 and beck avenue in solano county. we want to make sure you know that highway 4 there was a two car crash there as well at san marco boulevard in pittsburgh in the eastbound direction. they were trying to push them out of the way. there is highway 92. smooth sailing. it's a little grey out there, but looks pretty good. the golden gate bridge, that bridge is open. everyone is on their way to grandma's house. 7:19. we will keep an eye on that for you all morning long. let's head over to mark de mayo who is working on making a beautiful thanksgiving forecast for us. good morning. we are starting out with some clouds and some haze out there. at least we are dry out there. some dry roadways out there if you are traveling. you can see we are starting with mostly cloudy skies. you see the source of the clouds, the satellite here, drifting in from the south.

we were concerned with the threat of some showers here in the bay area. you can see a little bit of activity offshore but all of the activity should be heading closer to southern california. current temperatures off to a cold start. santa rosa checking in 38 degrees in the north bay. it's been chilly all morning long. more neighborhoods in the north bay miss this this report. petaluma 39. san rafael 34 degrees. condition cord checking in 43. a few more neighborhoods to show you for the inland neighborhoods, livermore, san ra moment and anitoch. lots of cloud cover out there. in the upper 40s right now. we are showing you upper 40s to the lower 50s. right now 48 degrees in morgan hill. as far as the forecast story for today for your thanksgiving, sun-cloud mix. here is the live camera once again looking towards oakland. the temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. on track to reach the 60s by 3:00 this afternoon.

tomorrow for your friday partly sunny and hazy the weekend will be dry and mild out there. this weather system we have been watching over the past few days. this was a concern for us in terms of shower activity in the bay area. this is drifting to the south. as a result just some clouds for us and then skies becoming partly sunny into the afternoon hours. still a lot of haze. nothing to mix things up. visable coming down a little bit. 23 degrees in south lake tahoe. not too much change in the weekend. a sunday-cloud mix and temperatures 40s to 50 degrees. in the bay area skies becoming partly cloudy. san francisco a forecast high 62. anitoch 64. san jose we'll go 66 and mountain view at 65. here is a look ahead, the fifed with your weekend always in view, a bit of haze for your friday right into the weekend. temperatures go up saturday and

sunday. our cooling trend begins on monday but some real cooling, get ready for a real cooldown tuesday and wednesday next week along with a chance of showers. >> we have been warned. time now 7:21. an east bay bartend are leaving work seriously hurt in a hit-and-run crash. >> i remember him hitting me. then my back and head it's hadding the wind child -- hitting the windshield. and one as strong mer is calling it the -- one as strong mer is calling to the comet of the century.

san francisco mayor was remembered on the 35th memory of their assassination.

a march organized by the harvey milk club. the focus the shortage of affordable housing in the city. an issue harvey milk cared deeply about. >> we have been battered from people coming in and stealing our homes and kicking us out. >> harvey milk was one of the country's first openly gay elected officials. in 1978 dan white assassinated milk and the mayor in city hall. a young woman who jumped from the deck of the oakland coliseum remains in critical condition. investigators have identified the person who jumped as a 20-year-old woman from san jose but they have not released her name and it's not clear why she jumped. she survived because a retired marine from stockton broke her 45-foot fall. that marine was injured, too.

today is a critical game for the raiders this thanksgiving. after losing last sunday to tennessee, today's game against the dallas cowboys is almost a must win for the raiders if they want to keep their playoff hopes alive. they play the 6-5 cowboys in texas. the raiders get back darren mcfadden. one of my favorite running backs. he has been out for the past three games with a hamstring strain. here is a quick note for you. mornings on 2, what we're doing for you right now, we will be ending at 8:30 this morning. we are going to make way for the fox nfl pregame show followed by the green bay packers playing the detroit lions. google shopping express adding extra workers today. same day service says it has 80 more workers and trucks today than on a normal day. the company says it's prepared for a lot of last-minute requests today and for christmas. google express says they are hoping to introduce the service to people who might not have tried it otherwise.

today first-time customers will get a $10 discount. we could know by tonight if a new comet survives its first trip around the sun. the comet ison is expected to circle the sun today. it would be easily visable and would be a spectacular sight. time now 7:27. people who go holiday shopping even before thanksgiving dinner is served. the stores that are open on this thanksgiving morning and the backlash it's causing. >> we are live where a car plunges 600 feet down a cliff. we talked to the chp. we will tell you what caused this accident. >> and we are waking up to cloud cover this thanksgiving morning. coming up, when the clouds will be moving out of town and a temperature change you can expect for this afternoon.

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a live look at highway 92 near san mateo. this was the seen after frightening rescue this morning. a car actually flew several hundred feet down that hill and you can check out that terrain there. frightening. the role the coast guard helicopter played in that rescue and we have some incredible

video that you have to see. we will show that to you coming up in a live report. good morning. sal and steve are off today. let's check the weather for you. mark tamayo is here. >> happy thanksgiving. waking up to a lot of cloud cover this morning. you can see the reason why on the satellite. the clouds drifting in from the south. with that we have the overcast this morning and off to a cold start out there as well. showing you some upper 30s for santa rosa and napa. lower 50s for san francisco and oakland. san jose at 47. livermore at last check 44 degrees. here is your forecast for today. this morning at 8:00 clouds and fog. 40 to 52 degrees. by 12:00 partly sunny. by 3:00 hazy sunshine, fair skies. temperatures on track to reach the 60s once again. not a big change from yesterday. showing you the highs for this afternoon. san francisco 62. livermore 65. morgan hill in the upper 60s. still working on the weekend forecast. a few changes developing.

i will have more in a little bit. we are keeping an eye on the road for you this morning. sal does have the day off, but there is some things we need to tell you about. some traffic problems this morning. in the south bay a car went into the center divide on highway 87. no one hurt, but there is also a backup. check that out at the bottom of your screen. look at that long line of cars. guess where they are going? they are taking part in the turkey trot, we guess. you are saying where are all these people going? we think they are going for a run. now the eastshore freeway in berkeley. traffic moving fine in both directions. sun shining for you there. you will have no problem moving through that part of the bay area. free month the same story. there is the good news through fremont on this thanksgiving morning if you have to get to your family's house. you should be just fine.

7:32. new this morning the chp investigating a terrifying early morning crash. it happened in the hills over san mateo. a car plunged hundreds of feet off a cliff. this was near skyline boulevard. ktvu tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 this morning. you have new information? but we spoke to the chp and they say that alcohol was not the a factor in this crash. they say the driver overcorrected and went over the cliff. you can see how steep it is. he went around that corner right there and that is where the accident happened. crews will retrieve that car in an hour. they are going to be running one-way traffic here on 35. the good news is that everyone out of the car and no life-threatening injuries. the dramatic helicopter rescue took about two hours. three people were trapped in the car and couldn't get out because they can broken feet and ankles. only one victim was able to walk up the cliff, so his or her injuries were not serious.

the chp says the black sedan veered off the edge of the road and ended up 600 feet down about 12:30 this morning. that's when it happened. because of the steep terrain and condition of the victims the firefighters called for the coast guard helicopter to aid in the rescue. they showed up at 2:30 this morning. we are along skyline boulevard, highway 35 was blocked off from old piniata road down to 92. that is the road that leads to half moon bay. again everything is open now. they are going to be running one way traffic soon. one victim is at san francisco general hospital. again, alcohol did not play a role in this crash. live from near san san te owe. police in oakland looking for a hit-and-run driver who ran down a bartending who was heading home from work. investigators hope surveillance video will lead to an arrest. the cameras are outside the shadow ultra lounge.

it capped occurred this crash early sunday morning right there. 32-year-old bryant mendoza just finished his bartending shift when this dark colored suv barreled down the street and slammed right into him. the driver appeared to stop for a second, then took off. >> i just remember him hitting me. then my back and my head hitting the windshield. i remember thinking freaking scum. you hit somebody, you stop to see if they are okay. >> mendoza was seriously hurt. doctors say he probably won't be able to walk for at least three months. now, this particular accident hits close to home for all of us here at channel 2. bryant mendoza is the brother of a ktvu photographer. police in san jose are searching for three suspects in a home invasion. it happened early yesterday morning in a home on angmont

court. they tied up several people in the home. the attack has them worried about his grandmother. >> i don't want to see this neighborhood turn into something it hasn't been for a long time. it's always been a safe place. i had so many thanksgivings and christmases here. i have never been this nervous about her. >> the victims were not seriously hurt. police say the victims may know their attackers and say that one of the suspects may have previously lived in that home. time now 7:36. a veteran san jose police officer now on administrative leave after being arrested on charges he was writing fake tickets to settle a vendetta. the d.a.'s office says 51-year-old george chavez used a police computer to issue a speeding violation to a man who sued chavez five years ago after a traffic accident. the case was settled out of court. prosecutors accuse chavez of writing two parking tickets to the attorney who represented the man who sued him. chavez is out of jail now on

$60,000 bond. a lieutenant has been filed by the family of twin boys run down by a 90-year-old driver in menlo park. the san jose "mercury news" reports a family suing the driver accused of jumping a curb on santa cruz avenue last month and pinning the 6-year-old boys against the wall of a walgreen's store. one of those boys was critically hurt and spent five weeks in the hospital. the lawsuit is seeking more than $50,000 in damage. and looking at this video you would be surprised no one was hurt. an amtrak train smashed into a car last night in oakland. investigators say the driver of the car tried to cross the track to 37th avenue and 9th street just as the crossing arms were coming down. the driver says his wife was telling him don't go, and he got confused. well, the amtrak sent the car about 20 feet off the tracks. luckily, no one in the car or on the train was hurt.

the teenager whose skirt was lit on fire aboard an ac transit bus is taking a big step today and returning to some normalcy. news cameras captured the family as they returned to their oakland home yesterday afternoon. the teen just wanted to go on inside. the family released the photo showing the bandages on both of sasha's legs. the i'm of the homecoming is just perfect for thanksgiving, says her mother. >> it's a wonderful treat. i have to start cooking again. >> reporter: sasha's father says the teen hopes to go back to school and see friends perhaps as soon as next week. they will have thanksgiving dinner today. california attorney general says there were 930 hate crimes reported in the state last year. that was a 13% drop from 2011 when there were 1,060 hate crimes. the justice department says one in every four hate crimes is based on sexual orientation.

attacks based on racial bias and ethnicity make up the rest. the shopping rush is on. sam cook is live in the newsroom this morning with the camping and scrambling that's replacing the cooking on thanksgiving day. >> it just gets earlier and earlier in the season. best buy stores, they are not even opening until 6:00 tonight. but there are people camping out right now. i want it show you what it looks like outside the pleasant hills store. a lot of tents but they are all still sleeping. they didn't want to talk this morning. perhaps saving their energy for shopping. no waiting for black friday at kmart stores. their doors opened at 6 a.m. we caught up with some of the early birds in concord. >> just got off work, came straight here. >> we got here at 5:15 and we got the 7-inch tablets. we got four of those. and then like four dvd players.

>> i just like to be out here in the hustle and bustle of it really. >> we heard from one of our viewers in pinole where there is a long line outside the kmart. here is a photo they sent to us. that store also was supposed to open at 6:00 this morning, but we hear there are technical difficulties. shoppers out there not very happy. we will see how long they wait. i have been doing research myself. if there are certain stores you want to hit tonight check the individual stores website because it varies. i noticed some malls are offering coffee and special deals that start at midnight tonight. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. time 7:40. the world's largest timed turkey trot is kicking off in a couple minutes from now. it's the ninth annual silicon valley turkey trot. this is last year's run. they had almost 25,000 people. this year they expect 28,000.

it includes a 5k and a 10k run and outfits like that. the turkey trot has raised about $3.5 million. 25,000 pounds of food was collected last year. a high-speed chase ends in a crash in the north bay. what caused one driver going 100 miles an hour to lose control? plus, an unusual driver in a san jose freeway overpass. the investigation underway after a body was found. and a lot of cloud cover to start out your thanksgiving morning. when the clouds will be moving out of town and a warning if you are heading to the coast.

new this morning the chp and san jose police are investigating a body and a freeway. a mantled them he had found a body on northbound 87. police say the person apeers to have been deceased for some time. 7:43 you. a storm on the east coast could make it hard for holiday travelers to get home for the thanksgiving holiday. while the storm wasn't as bad as a lot of people feared, the roads are slick. up to 9 inches of snow fell in upstate new york. they had snow as far south as atlanta, georgia. the storm even spawned an ef-2 tornado in atlantic beach, north carolina. two people were hurt. also, a condo complex was damaged. the airlines are getting back on schedule after a lot of delays because of the storm. almost 475 flights were

canceled yesterday. mostly in new york, new jersey, and philadelphia. officials at sfo say flights were mostly on time, although some of the passengers in new york did see delays. >> i figured it would be really crazy. but it wasn't. it was nice. >> more than a million people are expected to pass through sfo this week. no major delays are being reported this morning. well, in less tan a week a second person has been arrested the at sfo on suspicion of trying to represented a car using a fake id and stolen credit cards. 31-year-old james gracie was arrested monday. he is also wanted in connection with previous burglaries and identity thefts. investigators do not believe this is connected to the arrest of 29-year-old denise rohrback. deputies also confiscated altered personal checks and credit cards not in her name.

the earth's magnetic field has shifted and that is forcing officials at the oakland airport to change the runway numbers. according to the oakland tribune it's the first time runway numbers have changed in 86 years. officials say the magnetic field has been moving a tenth of a degree every year and the faa advises airports to change their runway markings when magnetic fields shift more than 5 degrees from existing runway markings. 7:46. on this thanksgiving day the family of a east boy who was badly hurt in the boston marathon bombing survived. he is back to his regular life now, recovering from his injuries. he was at the end of the race last april waiting for his mom to finish the marathon when one of the bombs exploded. he says he'll never forget that moment. >> all of a sudden i blacked out and everybody was screaming and everything.

it was way different. i knew what was happening. >> reporter: he severed very bad leg injuries. his family is amazed by how well he has recovered and aaron is happy he can play sports again. now, on another note aaron's mom katherine was pregnant when she ran that marathon. young caroline there is the newest member of their family. well, no criminal charges will be filed against a target shooter blamed for last summer's fire on the back side of mount  diablo. the fire started september 8th. it took five days to contain it. the flames burned 3100 acres of mount diablo's eastern flank. the district attorney says there is no evidence that the use of a rifle or ammunition violated any state laws. a public awareness campaign to stay alert during the shopping season. it comes as robberies and thefts involving smartphones and tablets are out there.

officers are reminding riders do not des play your electronics or other valuables and always be aware of your surroundings. well, happening right now it is 7:47. we want to take you out to the macy's thanksgiving parade there in new york city. and as you can see there it is a gorgeous day. there is papa smurf make his way and adreadle. >> yes. it is always a great tradition on thanksgiving morning. but when you take a look at those balloons, those are very, very difficult to handle and officials actually waited until the very last minute this morning to decide if they would let those balloons make their way down the streets of new york city, and that's because there was some concern that there would be too much wind for those balloons to fly safely. but if you look at papa smurf back there, he is just hanging out. so i think things happened just fine and the weather cooperated and that's great because it

wouldn't be quite the same without the balloons. by the way, if you are thinking about complaining to mark mark demy -- tamayo this morning, keep in mind 43 degrees in new york city. we are so spoiled, aren't we? >> we are very lucky. the current temperature in new york city, it is 31 degrees. they are on track to reach that balmy 34 later it had. our live cameras showing you the haze out there. lots of cloud cover pushing into the region. you see the clouds drifting in from the south. we were concerned with shower chances in the bay area. the shower theft is moving closer to southern california. current temperatures are cold. 38 degrees in santa rosa. not as cold as new york. oakland at 50 and san jose reporting partly cloudy skies. current temperature of 47 degrees. and here is the forecast for today. on track to reach the lower 60s this afternoon. so at 1:00 64. by 7:00 this evening back down into the upper 50s at 57. so here is the overall weather pattern.

this area of low pressure a few days ago was to the north of hawaii. it basically marched to the coastline, put on the brakes and right now wants to head towards southern california. a cloud producer for us. we had the clouds this morning and skies becoming partly sunny into the afternoon hours, but the dry weather pattern will continue until next week. by tuesday into wednesday, probably better by wednesday, we could be tracking some cold showers as the cold weather system moves in. that is for next week. high clouds this morning. skies becoming partly sunny into the afternoon hours. if you are heading to the coast be extra careful out there. the swells have been building west-northwest peaking today. waves 8-12 feet and strong rip currents. be extra careful near the immediate coastline with the swell coming up. forecast highs this afternoon under partly sunny skies will be in the 60s for san francisco at 62. anitoch 64. hayward 64 degrees. so more neighborhoods coming up for you. san jose 76 and san -- san jose

76 and san mateo 64 degrees. here is a look ahead. your 5-day forecast with your weekend always in view. of course, we are tracking your thanksgiving forecast. for this morning we have the cloud cover out there. we will break it down. you see the conditions we had from the 7:00 hour. by 12:00 partly sunny and by 3:00 fair skies. temperatures most areas in the low-to-mid 60s. 60-65 degrees. another cold start if you are shopping tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 30s to the 40s. temperatures not moving too much into the weekend, but the cooling trend begins on monday with partly sunny skies and get ready for a big drop-off in temperatures for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. in fact, most of next week we will have those temperatures caping in the lower 50s. that will be it for afternoon highs. that is next week. today we're talking about 60s. candlestick park's days are numbered. but when it's demolished it will be remembered for more than just sporting event. i want to show you some rare film footage of the beatles final five concert held at candlestick on august 29, 1966.

people who were there say you couldn't really hear john, paul, george and ringo screaming because the screaming -- singing because the screaming was so overwhelming. people who attended that concert say it is something they will never forget. >> to our right they came out of the dug out. they had their guitars on and they turned around and started waving at the stands and paul looked right at us and it was an incredible experience. >> i am not sure why they were 5,000 empty seats at candlestick, but it was a damn large park. >> i can't believe it. i can't believe it. yes, you heard right. it was not sold out. the tickets for the most popular band in the world didn't sell out because no one, not even the beatles knew it would be their final live performance. >> interesting. time now 7:52. the dangers of parking problems up in the oakland hills. the reason that parked cars are making it harder for firefighters to save lives.

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a bay area community rallying around a coach after he recently lost his wife to cancer. this is the annual basketball game in walnut creek and it features students and alumni. loving graduated from the school and coached basketball there for 12 years. >> i am thankful that we have a community and a church and people that love us and care for us. >> loving shared this photo with us. it's their last family trip together to legoland. his wife also made photo books

for their children. >> time now 7:55. a bay area toy company giving up the legal fight and they have removed a video that went viral. well, the company goldie blocks parodied the song girls by the beastie boys. they are promoting girls learning science and technology. the beastie boys say while they approve of the message they don't allow their music to be allowed to sell products. goldie blocks filed a preemptive lawsuit, but they say they don't want to fight any more and they removed that online video. now, we have a follow-up to a story we reported on yesterday's morning news. a los angeles-area judge has ordered a plants that makes the spicy shot sra cha's chili sauce to stop sending the factory roadsers into the air. residents fear the decision might lead to a loss of jobs if that plant is forced to shut

down. other cities are already trying to lure that chile sauce company away. time now 7:56. new this morning ferries left pier 33 in san francisco this morning. look at that. a beautiful sight. they were headed to alcatraz for the annual indigenous people's sunrise gathering. every thanksgiving morning hundreds of people gather on alcatraz. it's a commeration of the 19-month native american occupation of alcatraz that started in 1969. organizers say they also want to draw attention to what they call the true story of thanksgiving. the massacre of indians by european settlers. ktvu viewers you can make a big contribution this holiday season. we are kicking off one of my favorite things. our one warm coat drive tomorrow. you will find a list of drop- off locations at our website ktvu.com. make sure you join pam cook and some of our other colleagues.

they are going to greet you tomorrow and will happily accept your donations. >> all right. time now 7:57. hundreds of bay area volunteers are up bright and early this among. we are going to have live coverage for you at this holiday spirit of giving is underwayen this thanksgiving morning -- on this thanksgiving morning. it's been a very busy morning for san jose police. they are looking for suspects in two separate shootings that injured three people. we will tell you what they're learning about the victims. and in weather a lot of clouds to start the out your thanksgiving morning. coming up the changing conditions you can expect for this afternoon and a timeline of a big change in our temperatures and a long-range forecast.

well, you when you were a lot younger. what are you doing here? reminding you how things used to be. how you'd have a little debbie whenever you finished cleaning your room. or finished a book report... ...or finished a garden. you've earned it. you can have one when you've finished cleaning out the garage. your love for little debbie is something you never outgrow. you should get him to do the attic too.

it's 8:00. live pictures near state and oak streets in san jose a couple hours ago. two people were hurt in a shooting. the really scary part is that police say the shooting may have been random and this isn't the only violent incident that happened overnight. we have more details on a pretty dangerous night in the south bay coming up in a live report. good morning to you. i am claudine wong. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning.

i am dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. >> happy thanksgiving. we are starting out with cloud cover moving into the bay area. we were concerned with the threat of showers but all that activity at least a chance heading to the south. we have the clouds to contend with this morning. partly to mostly cloudy. right now off to a school start but temperatures beginning to warm up. 39 degrees? santa rosa. 42 in napa. downtown san francisco 51 and san jose in the upper 40s at 49. thanksgiving forecast today at 9:00 clouds and fog. temperatures mid 40s to lower 50s. by 12:00 partly sunny skies. a 55 to 60. by 3:00 fair skies. temperatures on track to reach the 60s for afternoon highs. here is a look at the numbers for your thursday afternoon. you can see temperatures 62 in san francisco. remonth 65 degrees. the weekend a few more changes. i will have that in a little bit. sal is off this morning but we are going to to look for the

traffic for you. check out the bottom of your screen. this is highway 87 in san jose. and you can see there is a long line of cars just trying to get off the highway this morning. we think that's because they have a run in downtown san jose that people are trying to get to. also want to tell you about a traffic accident that was on the center divide early this morning. that was cleared up. east shore freeway in berk lay. traffic moving fine in both directions there. sun is out if you are headed across the east bay. doesn't look like you should have any problems. and there you have it if you are going in the city. you are going to to get through just fine on this thanksgiving morning. all right. time now 8:02. san jose police are busy searching for several suspects after two separate overnight shootings. ktvu's jennae de la vega joining us live.

you have new details? >> reporter: yes, we are here at the scene of the latest shooting. obviously, police have cleared here. this is on state street just outside of downtown. in the last 30 minutes family members of the young woman who was injured came here and left. they didn't want to comment. we were told by one of the residents that two of the victims did not live here. they were visiting. at 4 a.m. neighbors heard gunshots. a young man and woman in their late teens were hanging out on the porch of that home when they were shot by a young latino man in a car. there was also a suspect on foot. police say the man was hit five times by bullets and the woman was hit by shrapnel in the foot. their injuries are non-life-threatening. at this point it's unknown if this is gang related, but a lieutenant says it appears it may be random. >> it's very early in the morning. it's 4:00. these individuals obviously are celebrating thanksgiving a

little early. they are out on their porch. based on the information that i have, it doesn't appear that the victims and the suspects knew each other. >> reporter: a couple of hours before that crime occurred there was another shooting at around 2 a.m. police say a group of people were hanging outside in the neighborhood on the east side. a latino man in his mid 30s or early 40s was hit multiple times. he was taken to the hospital. investigators do not have anyone in custody for that crime. so a very busy morning for officers throughout san jose. we know that they were also investigating a stabbing that occurred in downtown san jose. no arrests in that case either. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega. sometime 8:04. new this morning words that san jose police arrested a suspect in a deadly shouldn'ting over the weekend. on saturday police responded to 911 calls after someone was shot -- about someone being

shot at capitol park. when police got there they found a young man later identified as peter cortez. he was dead from a gunshot wound. so far police haven't told us the name of the suspect. homicide detectives are still trying to figure out a motive. two people rushed to the hospital after a high-speed chase in santa rosa ends with a crash. that police pursuit with speeds topping 100 miles per hour started last night around 10:30 with an attempt to pull over a driver who ran several red lights. during the chase the driver lost control and crashed on marleau road into a pole and a fence. >> the vehicle caught fire. officers were able to rescue the occupants of the vehicle and both occupants of the vehicle were transported toment hospital with major injuries. >> no one else was hurt. police are still investigating weather alcohol was a factor. expect to see lots of chp officers on the roads this

evening. they are looking for drivers under the influence, speeders, distracted drivers, and seatbelt violate ertz. the maximum enforcement effort continues to un. it's a real headache for oakland firefighters. those cars parked on narrow roads up in the oakland hills blocking fire trucks and emergency vehicles. now, according to a new city audit when the fire trucks are blocked by a car the firemen often have to get out and run to a fire scene. homeowners in those areas have been asked to park elsewhere to keep the roads leash. a major lesson learned after the 1991 oakland hills fire disaster. that's where 25 people died. the debate continues over how to make the drivers comply to keep those roads open. if you will be heading to the coast today, watch out for those sneaker waves. the national weather service warns strong rip currents and 10-foot waves are likely all along the northern california coast today. they are warning people don't go

out there on those rocks or stand close to where the waves are breaking on shore. the tides are expected to decrease by tonight. also, this is not a spare the air day, but the experts are saying please don't use your fireplace today. wood smoke is the biggest source of air pollution in the bay area during the winter. the cold temperatures and the low winds today would not allow any -- the wood smoke would be very unhealthy here in the bay area. and happeninged today right now the hayward community is coming together to honor the memory of 19-year-old karen gordon. every year the staff at the hayward plunge raises money for the karen gordon scholarship. gordon was an intern at ktvu and a lifeguard at a hayward plunge. she was on her way to work at the plunge in 2001 on her 19th birthday when she was killed in car crash. her father says they still feel her loss every single day.

>> all those emotions are still there. the pain, the happiness and having had karen in our lives, the whole gamut of emotions tied to it every day. >> gordon's father says she would have loved knowing she could give back, even though she is gone. the fundraiser offers swimming lessons and scholarships. the swim started at 8:00. swimmers are asked to make a donation and scholarships will be recognized at 9:30 this morning. on this thanksgiving day hundreds of volunteers are giving back by cooking and serving meals to the needy. channel 2 reporter katie u candidate is live at st. anthony's in san francisco. >> reporter: the community has really stepped up. there is a lot of food to be prepared and thousands will be

fed here today. i will give you a tour of the kitchen. we are putting whipped cream on the pumpkin pies this morning. those i can tell you it smells awesome here. it's making me so hungry. and we have vats of potatos. some 200 volunteers will be cooking here today and serving up meals to some 4,000 or so people who will come into st. anthony's to get that hot, tasty meal on thanksgiving. tell me, what kind of undertaking is to cook all of these potatos? >> you have to get started early enough and trust yourself. you have to kind of learn to overcompensate a little bit. sometimes you have to add more water and more salt. >> reporter: is it quite a work out to mash that many spuds? >> it is. i don't have to go to the gym anymore. because i work at st. anthony's. i get my workout doing this. i probably rowed all the way to oakland doing this. >> reporter: what time did you show up? >> i got here about 5:15 this

morning. i got started about 5:30 and got the potatos going. got the spiced cider going and got the gravy going. we are in good shape now. >> reporter: good shape. you will be ready to go at 10:00 a.m.? >> we are beginning to relax a little bit now. the hard work is over with. >> reporter: thank you for talking to us. one of the local volunteers i spoke with called today the super bowl of days for local non-profits that feed folks. at st. anthony's they are start agent 10 a.m. they will not turn anyone away. they will be serving meals to 2:30-3:00 today. if you are hungry head on down. the volunteers are happy it serve. it's going to be a delicious thanksgiving meal. turkeys, potatos, as you can see. and i'll tell you, it smells scrumptious. absolutely tasty. katie uthers. >> thank you, katie. we are talking about food. meantime, the salvation army also doing its part to help the

needy on this holiday. they are preparing hundreds of thanksgiving meals. you are taking a look at video from san francisco that was taken a short time ago. the salvation army is bringing food to people who cannot leave that i homes because of age or illness. volunteers will deliver hot thanksgiving meals right to their door steps. >> it's a good feeling. it's a good feeling to help and reach out to others. you know, to partake this thanksgiving to reach out to others as well. >> the salvation army in san francisco plans to prepare for a thousand thanksgiving meals today. that's an average of 800 meals an hour. pretty impressive. >> they do a lot of good work. oakland, as well. the busy holiday shopping rush is already started. which stores are already open and who is out there camping trying to get those door buster deals? >> we are live near san mateo where the chp released more details about a car that

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new this morning, the chp is investigating a terrifying early morning crash in the hills above san mateo. emergency crews came to the rescue after a car plunged hundreds of feet off a cliff. this is near skyline boulevard.

tara moriarty joins us live with new information from the chp. >> reporter: the chp just spoke to to us and they said that initially they thought that these injuries were much worse than they are. miraculously, all four people walked away from the scene of the car crash with cuts and bruises. they initially thought they had broken some bones, but that is not the case. so that's good news. in about ten minutes a tow truck, which you can spot in the distance around the bend, that is going to be retrieving the car. they are going to need a 600-foot long cable because look at the drop. that is where the car went over the edge. you can see a lot of heavy brush. authorities believe that that actually helped cushion the fall and quite possibly saved those people's lives. the dramatic helicopter rescue took about two hours. three people were trapped in a car. only one victim was able to walk up the cliff. the chp says that the driver of the black sedan started to drift off the road, overcorrected, drifted in the other lane, overcorrected again and then veered off the cliff.

speed and alcohol were not factors in this crash. this happened at 12:30 this morning. and because of the steep terrain firefighters called for the coast guard helicopter to aid in the rescue. that showed up at 2:30. we are along skyline boulevard or highway 35, which for four hours was blocked off from old kanata road down to highway 92, the road that leads to half moon bay. the tow truck is going to be retrieving that car so the chp is running one way traffic along this stretch. the chp says it is now interviewing the victims to figure out why the three people in the car needed to be rescued and didn't walk up the hill like the other person did. live near san mateo. also new this morning the chp and san jose police are investigating the discovery of a body on the freeway. officers say a homeless man went to a san jose fire station before 1:00 this morning and told them he found a bodin the overpass on northbound 87.

the overpass is near a homeless encampment and they are trying to figure out if the person who died lived there. developing news in pinole. technical problems delayed the start of thanksgiving day shopping at kmart. now, the store was due to open at 6 a.m., but shoppers were left out in the cold while the employees tried to fix that problem. >> they provided coffee to us from starbucks to try to accommodate us. the management, mr. romero, he was very, very helpful and considerate of it and very apologetic. >> we will tell you that kmart store has since opened. now, the kmart in concord opened as scheduled to shoppers. they were eager to get in and take advantage of those doorbuster deals. kmart and other stores are offering discounts to make up for a shorter than expected holiday season. >> i had plans later. but i can get out early today. so i am glad about that. >> this is going to be the

shortest holiday shopping season since 2002. only 26 days compared to 32 last year. here's a look at when some other stores plan to open. kmart will stay open for 41 hours straight. old navy opens at 9 a.m. toys 'r us will open at 5 p.m., three hours earlier than last year. shoppers that camped outside the best buy store in pleasant hill hoping to get some really great black thursday deals. now, the store doesn't open until 6 p.m. but shoppers say they don't mind waiting for these great doorbuster deals. well, google shopping express is adding extra workers today. the same-day delivery service says it has 80 more workers and trucks today than on a normal day. the company is prepared for a lot of last-minute requests today and on christmas. google express is hoping that it will introduce its service to new people. so today first-time customers are going to get a $10 discount. now, we could know by

tonight if a new comet survived its first trip around the son. it's called ison. it's expected to slingshot around the sun today, butt sun's gravity, well, that could cause some issues. however, if it survives in one piece astronomers say it would be easily visable and promising and it would be a spectacular sight. we are looking forward to that. before we go we want to check on your traffic on this holiday. we have had some good roads to report this among. there is the east shore freeway rolling on through berkeley. it is certainly getting a little more crowded this morning, especially because we know people -- most people besides us and other people, aren't working today. there is fremont. good news to report there. traffic moving along just fine. let's take you over to san francisco. that's highway 101 as people move in and out of the city. as you can see there more good news to report as traffic moves along just fine. 8:19. you see that sun.

a little hazy, mark. shaping up to a be a nice day to sit inside, eat a lot of turkey, eat some more, eat some more. >> it's always a dilemma. you want to spend time outside, but also a great time inside eating the turkey. a great day. the clouds we have been tracking beginning to lift a little bit and as you can see here not much activity on the tree here. the wind is not too much of a factor. high clouds. you can see them drifting in from the south. the bulk of the shower activity not much. they could could have a few sprinkles for that part of the state. santa rosa 39 degrees. oakland 52. we are off to a cool start this morning, especially up in the north bay with santa rosa 39 degrees. we will show you a few more spots in the north bay. petaluma 39. san rafael reporting upper 40s right now. on track to reach the 60s later today. this area of low pressure heading towards southern california and this will basically be a cloud producer

for us. clouds begin to lift though into the afternoon hours. so as a result some hazy sunshine. it's a stable weather pattern. as a result the haze not mixing out. the dry weather pattern will continue. next week we are tracking changes. we could be tracking a few showers. key headline for next week a major drop-off in temperatures. we are just thinking upper 40s to lower 50s for afternoon highs. that's for wednesday and thursday of next week. lake tahoe today mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy tomorrow. same story for saturday and into sunday is. back here in the bay area for this afternoon temperatures will be in the upper 50s to the low-to-mid 60s out there. santa rosa 66. hayward 64. some more neighborhoods. more 60s towards mountain view, san jose and morgan hill. look ahead at your 5-day forecast, a pretty nice thanksgiving. tomorrow for friday if you are shopping clearing skies. a bit of haze out there and overnight lows upper 30s to the upper 40s.

no major changes as we head into the bay area weekend. time is 8:21. adding an artistic creative touch to the holiday spirit of giving. we will show you how special cans are helping a holiday charity drive.

welcome back. time now 8:24. a gas pipeline that runs beneath the city of sankar lows will be back in service next week.

the pipeline will be back online monday morning, but it will be at minimal pressure. now, they took it out of service in october because of safety concerns. an internal pg&e email warned there could be another san bruno-type situation. back in 2010 a gas pipeline exploded in a san bruno neighborhood. eight people were killed. dozens more were hurt. several homes were destroyed. in willard, ohio here hundreds of people may have to spend thanksgiving in an emergency shelter because of a chemical spill. 26,000 gallons of a possibly flammable liquid leaked on tuesday night from a derailed tanker train. 400 homes have been evacuated. the crews are working around the clock to clean it up, but they say some people, they may be displaced until saturday. another delay with the healthcare.gov website. the obama administration has decided to postpone the launch of an online insurance marketplace for small business owners until next year. that's so the focus can stay on

fixing the healthcare.gov website. small business owners can still shop for health insurance under the new law but they will have to go through an agent, broker are insurance company for now. the young woman who jumped from the third deck of the oakland coliseum is in critical condition this morning. it happened after the raiders game late sunday afternoon. investigators say the person who jumped is a 20-year-old woman from san jose, but they're still not releasing her name and it's still unclear why she jumped. she did survive, though, and that's because a retired marine from stockton broke her 45-foot fall. look at his injuries there. that marine, donny and a half dad, was injured while saving that woman. oakland radar fans are ready for turkey and football today after losing last sunday to tennessee. today's thanksgiving game against the cowboys is almost a must-win for the raiders if they want to keep in the playoffs and dream about it. they will play the 6-5 cowboys in texas, and the raiders will get back darren mcfadden.

he has been out for the past three games with a hamstring injury. here's a quick note. mornings on 2 will be ending in a couple of minutes at 8:30 this morning for the fox nfl pregame show. that will be followed by the green bay packers playing the detroit lions. giving back has turned into a pretty entertaining competition in alameda county. check out these pictures. that is this year's first ever stone soup holiday drive and design competition. every year the employees collect food and cash for the alameda county food bank but this year they got creative and pitted the departments against each other to see who could make the most creative displays. you can see that's from the registrar of voters made out of cans and boxes and non perishable food. the effort has more than doubled holiday donations. >> that is so good. all right. let's turn quickly to mark and get a quick look at the weather this thanksgiving. >> it has been a cold start with clouds out there. into the afternoon partly sunny skies and no major changes into

the weekend. overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. afternoon highs in the 60s and no rain clouds on this graphic. that's going to do it for us this thanksgiving morning. we hope you have a great thanksgiving. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. ♪ yeah, i dream about bacon. [sfx] wham! so i'm bringing back the blt cheeseburger combo.

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