shut it down! michael brown! >> more chaotic protesting with blocked freeways, vandalism and looting. >> reporter: we're live in oakland getting a first-hand look at the damage and the impact that this wave of violence is having on local businesses. except for a little patchy fog, it's quiet in the state. all the way down to southern california. changes for the latter half of the holiday weekend. >> reporter: we're live at sfo, checking on holiday travel for you letting you know of any delays that could impact your holiday travel plans. "mornings on 2" starts right

now. we don't have nothing against anybody protesting. we are just trying to, you know, stay in business here. we don't need no damage to our business. >> once again, oakland business owners are assessing damage this morning after stores were vandalized by an out-of-control mob last night. here is a live look at some of the aftermath. tara moriarty is there. she's been checking out the damage and talking with business owners all morning. coming up in minutes, she will tell us what protesters stole and used to create a huge mess and we've learned what the protesters plan to do next. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve's here. you are thinking a warmer -- >> today will be warm. >> today will be warm. >> travel issues back east.

not here. there is a little bit of the patchy fog. cold for some. mild for others. the first of what looks to be a couple of systems inching closer. this one will fall apart. this will increase the westerly breeze. start to work in higher crowds -- clouds. there will be an increase in the fog tomorrow and also some high cloudy. maybe partly cloudies. it will stay dry. everything changes a -- dash changes as we head to friday. it will be sunny, hazy, nice today. 7 in bismarck. 30s in new orleans. 22 chicago. all eyes are on new york city, boston, washington, northeast. it looks like mainly a cold rain. it's close. there's snow around. that's what the main source of the travel delays are.

30s, 40s and 50s. 52 sfo. 37 santa rosa. 39 walnut creek. san jose at 43. we'll start to talk about increasing clouds and chantses coming up in ten minutes or so. but cold, patchy fog. a little breezy for some. a lot of 60s and 70s. update on your traffic. has it thinned out? >> it's thinned out and your forecast is -- is going to be why people on the east coast hate us. [laughter] >> i mean, you said yourself that los angeles was gonna be 84. >> 84. >> 84 degrees. people talk about this all over the country. >> yes, they do. let's take a look at what we have now. so far there's one thing that's going on that is not good but the rest of the commute is good. the northbound 101 at yolanda avenue, there is an injury accident blocking two lanes. sig-alert. a deadly crash where a pedestrian was hit. southbound is the commute

direction. it's not too bad. today we're getting a little bit of a break. it's lighter than unusual. it's always sad to hear when someone loses their life on the freeway. the chp will be out there until 7:45 trying to investigate and clear that up. this is a look at the bay bridge. that's cleared up westbound as you come up into san francisco. it is clear. again, today we're not going to see a lot of slow traffic getting into work at least. it might be a getaway commute but not right now when it comes to getting into work. 880 northbound and southbound, the traffic here is looking good. 7:04. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we have continuing coverage of the damage left behind after a second night of protests in downtown oakland. multiple businesses were vandalized as people once again marched onto the freeway and set a small number of fires. tara moriarty is in the downtown area talking to some of the people whose businesses are boarded under this morning.

good morning, tara. >> reporter: garming. we're on 42nd and telegraph. this is the kelly moore paint store. all. windows have been boarded up because they were snashed in -- smashed inside. there's paint all over the floor. protesters stole gallons of paint and came out here on the street. they pilled it everywhere -- spimed it every -- spilled it everywhere. witnesses tried to break into businesses. cleaning crews have been up all night sleeping up glass, washing off graffiti and boarding up businesses. businesses along telegraph received the brunt of rioters, including a t-mobile store, a subway and mcdonald's. a mom and pop cafe, bike shop and landmark deli were also targeted. we spoke to the deli's general manager who says that looters broke a window and then took what food they could. >> for them to damage people's property and businesses it's senseless. it just shows you how smart some of us are and how un.

like i said, it's -- it won't get up nowhere. it won't solve anything. >> reporter: around 9:30 last night, protesters lit fireworks at west macarthur and telegraph. police deployed grash bang grenades -- flash bang grenades. police grenades. this is the second night of such protests. businesses are bracing for another night tonight. they will be back on the clock at 10:00 tonight for any more cleanup that might be necessary. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we'll check back for an update. thank you. at one point, during the night, protesters formed a wall of fire near 40th and telegraph. according to reports on twitter, they grabbed garbage cans to start the fire and used

trash to keep it going. several dumpsters were set on fire in other parts of the downtown area. but there were no reports of injuries or major damage from these fires. and for the second night in a row, protesters blocked traffic on interstate 580 just before 9:00, they entered the freeway by jumping a fence behind a walgreens at 34 nth and telegraph. about 200 people made it up the onramp blocking cars in both directions. chp made several arrests and were able to quickly clear the freeway. 7:07. now we're hearing from the police officer who shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri. officer darren wilson says he did it because he feared for his life. >> can i shoot this goo i? legally, can i? and the question i answered myself was, i have to. if i don't, he can kill me. >> officer wilson said his confrontation started when he

saw brown walking down the middle of the street. he said he asked brown to move over. but brown refused the. then came a struggle where wilson says brown repeatedly punched him while wilson was still in his police car. >> i reached out my window of my right hand to grab onto his forearm. i felt the immense power that he had. the way i described it, it was like a 5-year-old hulk hogan. that's how big this man was. >> officer wilsonson feared brown was -- wilson feared brown was try to take his gun and he has a clear conscience because he knows he did his job right. this was the first time he used his gun. >> michael brown's father says the testimony is disrespect

fingerprint. the body of a 20-year-old man was found inside a car yesterday morning near the apartment complex where michael brown was shot and killed. relatives of the 20-year-old say he -- his death was connected to the demonstrations. however, they do not know specifically how he died. last night's demonstration was not as widespread as monday's. but police still arrested 44 people last night of a tripping the number of security forces. despite the larger security presence, there were pockets of violence. a group of people first tried to flip over a police car parked outside of ferguson city hall. when that did not work, they set the car on fire. police also showed off some of the objects that demonstrators hurled at them. there were water and soft drink bottles, aerosol cans, police in ferguson, say they are changing their tactics following the widespread violence that caught some police by surprise monday night. >> we could have never imagined

that. we reevaluated and i think we're there where we need tosh. we'll -- need to be. and we'll continue to get better at it. ant i understand we -- and i think we all understand what we need to do to make the community better. >> there were r 150 gunshots fired and some merchants are criticizing the police response and wondering why prosecutors waited until nighttime to announce the grand jury decision. a crowd control expert said announcing it during the day would have endangered more lives because children were still in school and many businesses were open. stay with us. we're also posting updates to ktvu.com and video on our new youtube channel. look for ktvu fox 2 on youtube. moving ahead to other news, bay area airports are getting busier by minute on this very

busy travel day. cara lui joining us looive from sfo to tell us how -- us live from sfo to tell us how the weather back east is causing big delays. >> reporter: good morning. you said it just right. there's been quite a bit of pickup as to the traffic here at terminal 2. this is the virgin america terminal. we're seeing quite a few people getting read why i to travel to some colder climate. but the day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year. the this this airport anticipating more than 130,000 passengers in and out of here throughout the day. joining us this morning is doug yagle. >> the spokesperson here at san francisco international. tell us about the delays we're seeing so far as far as what folks might anticipate throughout the day. >> for travelers in particular going to the northeast, good day to stay in touch with your airline. we're seeing weather related

delays. the delays run anywhere from 90 minutes to three hours. always a good idea to check with your airline before coming out airport to ver fire the status of your flight. we have been looking at websites. we're seeing a lot of airlines are offering customers the opportunity to rebook, to change their itinerary within a short window of time without having to pay a change fee. >> reporter: you're duty mercks were reporting a 189-minute delay in and out of la guardia. is that still true? >> that's true. it doesn't directly asupply to sfo as we don't have nonstop flights to la guardia. we do have 17 flights a day to newark and philadelphia. those are the ones affecting us. >> reporter: tips. >> its always good to allow extra time even if you travel regularly, even if you know how long it takes to get through the process. allow extra time. keep in mind, there are still

certain carry-on restrictions. the three-ounce rule on liquids and gems still applies. always a good idea to go to the tabs website to find out the -- tsa website to find out the latest. >> reporter: thank you. we'll continue to check with you for any additional delays that might come up and impact your holiday delays. back to you. >> thank you. coming up at 8:15, i will be talking to a travel expert who is gonna give us real-time reports on travel today and how the airports are dealing with delays and weather-related problems around the country. stay tuned for that at 8:15. >> that's in there. >> yes. also coming up, a mass shootingout side of a san francisco nightclub. it happened early this morning. >> all you here is pop, pop, pop, pop. >> in 20 minutes, a witness describes the panic in the moments following the gunfire that wounded six people. but next, it's now called the best christmas display in

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we're waiting for the alameda county coroner's office to identify a man who was shot to death on a popular hiking trail in the oakland hills. a hiker reported hearing gunfire yesterday afternoon in the huckle berylry botanic rejoinal plea serve. moments later, she found the man's body on the trail. investigators worked into the night looking for clues to the deadly shooting. >> heard multiple gunshots and shortly thereafter came upon a white male in his -- it appears to be in his 50s deceased on the trail. >> investigators searched a car that was parked in a lot three quarters of a mile from where

the body was found. they did not say if they found anything in the car. police also called in k-9 units to help with their investigation. ub police -- uc berkeley police are investigating a case of sexual battery at a dorm. an 18-year-old female student was followed into griffin hall by someone she did not know. the man reached under her skirt and grabbed her while the fro -- two were in a stair well. he ran away. police searched the area but could not find him. he's described as an african- american in his 20s, 6 feet tall with a thin to medium build. he had dreadlocks and was wearing a red ban dan nonwith a dark hooded sweatshirt. if he information -- if you have any information, call university police. happening today, the salvation army holds its annual turkey carving event in san francisco. mayor lee is one of the celebrity carvers, he will be joined by joanne hayes-white and greig suhr.

the police and fire departments will help them carve 4,000 pounds of the turkie. it's all part of the fresh meals delivered to people who can't leave their homes to get a thanksgiving meal. well, this is a lucky day for one turkey. one of the turkeys we're about to show you, one of them will be officially named the national thanksgiving turkey and will get a presidential pardon saving it from being the centerpiece of somebody's thanksgiving meal. two birds will be part of the ceremony at the white house. the second turkey, that's considered the runner-up. both will be taken to a park in virginia where they will live out their natural lives. a california family living near fresno is being singled out on national television for having one of the best christmas light displays in the country. ♪ >> for the couple and their four boys, deck kateing is a

family a -- derk -- decorating is a family aware. mom who is computer whiz is in charge of the six computers which control the thousands of l.e.d. lights all synchronized to music. a display this elaborate takes serious dedication. in fact, they get down to work on september 1st. >> takes about two and a half months. every evening from after work, every weekend, every holiday, everything. we don't have halloween. >> that's dedication. the family now wants to use a newfound fame to launch a charity too help spread holiday cheer to the less fortunate in the community. trying to get my family to put up a simple string of lights. just something. >> that's incredible. >> very impressive. 7:19. hey, sal, i know you are watching -- we have a bad accident this morning. you are keeping an eye on the toll plaza and everything else. >> i wanted to let everything know that the traffic is a little bit lighter today than

usual. sometimes you might be tempted to kind of be a lead foot. doesn't do that. chp does maximum enforcement over the holiday weekends. it's light. tomorrow is thanksgiving. some people have the day off already. this is a look now at the san mateo bridge and traffic is moving along okay as you drive across to the peninsula. still have the deadly crash northbound 101 at yolanda avenue in santa rosa. they are clearing it from the freeway but it will be longer. the only good thing is it didn't happen on a day, a normal commute day. but sadly, someone has died in the crash. it will take a little bit for them to clear it. northbound 101 at yolanda avenue. the lanes are affected southbound. not affected but you might see slowing. let's go to steve and today's forecast looks good. looks very nice today and also into most of tomorrow. it will stay dry. we're not looking for any rain until late friday or saturday. sunshine, some patchy fog out

there. not a lot. but a little bit. santa rosa, concord, oakley, if you have some or you see some, you can tweet me or send me a message on facebook. yesterday, the barometric pressure -- it's still very high but yesterday the barometric pressure depending upon where you are in the bay area, was 30, 45, 30. inches of mesh mercury. if -- inches of mercury. if you had a headache, that might explain it. even i had a headache and i don't get those. it's less today but still strong. patchy fog, high clouds tomorrow. we'll start to see changes. first what will be a couple of systems now moving into the picture. it's lifting northward. it's running into very stubborn high pressure. we're used to that. but it will start to give us higher clouds and turn the breeze westerly. it's still easterly coming off the caldecott. san francisco, starting off today, 54 and then we'll go for

67. average is 49, 60. i will tell you, the low temp has been up, up, up since june. high tell. still running above average. 41, 1919, the record low. downtown oakland has been very warm thanks to the offshore breeze coming off the oakland berkeley hills. 74 for a high today. and san jose will be nice. not that warm. but still pretty warm. we'll about 72. i think they dipped to 42, 43 this morning. it looks good except for some of the patchy fog. as the,gets closer. it will start to turn some of the fog closer to us. it's cold for many. i mean from the northern plains and the great lakes all the way. new orleans was 39. the keat is down in the deep south. also the carolinas and up to the northeast. it's a fine line. i will tell you. but it's very close for boston, new york, harvard, also into washington. so far it looks like a cold, cold rain. some slush. that's the main source of the travel issues. even some freezing rain in the deep south. we're good to go if you are heading down to l.a., 84 degrees down in los angeles.

30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. sfo was 57. they had a northerly breeze. it looks likes that's relaxed. angwin, 1700 feet. 5 1. sacramento, 39. redding 38. nice today but then we'll start to focus our attention on this system which will give us clouds. if rain falls, i think it will slow down. we have to knock the high pressure out of here. more likely saturday morning. you can see starting to develop to the north by friday afternoon and then into saturday. the timing is always a little tough. forecast models again want to slow everything down which makes sense with the strong high pressure over us. by friday, the clouds roll in. late friday into saturday we start to bring some rain in here. saufrt -- saturday looks like the rain day. the bigger system doesn't look like until monday. sunshine, mild to warm. 60s to spent on the temperatures. it will probably be the warmest day of the week.

downtown oakland has been way out in front of everybody else. it will still be nice on thursday, thanksgiving and then increasing clouds. late rain. more like little saturday. cloudy, windy on sunday. it done late sunday or monday before it arrives. >> that's your old girlfriend -- >> offshore flow. yes. back in town. a youth football team from richmond just won the state championship. now they are looking for a hail mary. >> what i want for them is a better future than what's going on right now. >> why these great kids have to clear another big hurdle before they can compete in a national tournament. a warning before you crank up the heater this winter. the signs you could be at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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2 investigate esfound there could be a danger in your house as you try to keep barm this holiday season. gas wall heaters should be inspected and cleaned once a year. if you are a renter, it's the land loempd's responsibility to keep that clean. pg&e says any buildup could lead to a carbon monoxide leak. by the time, you detect it or an alarm finds it, it could be too late. >> as we approach winter season, cold season, we're encouraging our customers to give us a call and schedule a free natural gas appliance check. >> here's something else. pg&e says that there is a discoloration on the outside of your wall heater. it might not be venting properly. they say the pilot light should be burning blue. if it's burning yellow or the flame is just not strong, there kosh a buildup of natural gas -- could be a buildup of national gas. camping out for nothing? why some people who are already

lined up outside bay area stores to get the best black friday deals may be wasting their time. six people in san francisco. what they were doing when the violence erupted. we're looking at a brand- new crash that just came in on the nimitz freeway. we'll tell you more about that. a little bit of fog out there. it was kind of late arriving to the party. it's shown up. parts of the east bay and north bay. we'll talk about a warm forecast and then big changes.

good morning. we're live in eryville where eager shoppers are camped out in hopes of getting good deals on holiday shopping. look at the tents out there. brian flores is out there h coming up in minutes, he will tell us why the hopes may be dashed. >> really? >> i know. kind of interesting. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside. >> okay. what's it like? >> it's chilly. >> yes. >> the sky was clear. >> yes. >> chilly? >> no [laughter] >> yeah, it is for us. a little bit of fog, you two, as well. it wasn't there and then is popped up. i know we had some out by highway 4. oakley, concord, santa rosa. i think that will be on the increase tonight and tomorrow. think about that if you are

traveling maybe late tonight, tomorrow morning. there will be more fog. there's only pog and a few high clouds. very hey die skies, everything starts to change as we head towards early friday. the system begins to drape its system over us. we'll get a few high clouds, if not today, tomorrow. the pattern is still offshore and the breeze. it's not happening today. except some of that patchy inland fog. not the coast. a hazy afternoon. kind of mild on the temps. up north changes beginning to take shape. the leading edge of a pattern change that will arrive on friday. 46 half moon bay. 43 san jose. 38 walnut creek. concord with some of that fog. 37 alamo to 47 in pittsburg. 41 san ramon. it's a chill for some. a little breeze coming off the oakland/berkeley hills. some of the higher elevations off to the coast. a few near 70 degrees. but this is probably it on the 70s. we'll have changes and more on the east coast weather coming

up. here is sal with an update on the traffic. all right. we to have a new crash -- do have a new crash reported on fremont freeways. this is a troubling thing we found out. southbound 880 at mowry avenue. it's a motorcycle crash and there were reports that a dark blue tesla was driving recklessly prior to this crash. the chp is getting reports that this tesla just basically darted across all of the lanes. cut off the motorcyclist, motorcyclist is now injured in the lanes there and chp is taking reports trying to find this responsible driver. soap it is a hit and run -- so it is a hit and run. we also have a deadly crash on northbound 101 at yolanda and santa rosa. this was a pedestrian that was sit by a vehicle there and they are still clearing it. it happened about an hour ago now. out to the live picture, it's nice and light at the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is moving along okay. and in san jose, northbound 280

looks good. just had report of a crash on highway 87 onramp to northbound 101. an injury accident has been reported and now the fire department and medics are on the way. 7:33. back to the desk. new this morning in san francisco, six people shot last night outside of a busy nightclub in the mission district. at least two of them have life- threatening injuries. witnesses are describing a very chaotic scene. terrified people and shooting victims scattered across the ground. alex savidge is at the brick and mortar music hall where the shots were fired. >> reporter: this had to be, as you can imagine, a frightening, situation for the people here at the brick and mortar music hall. they came here for a hip-hop concert. right as the show was ending, early this morning, there was someone who opened fire fire outside of the club. the shooting happened around 12:45. there were quite a view victims. six people hit by gunfire

outside of this club on mission street right at 13th street. six people, hit two of them we understand have life- threatening injuries. according to police. four of those victims were tangen to the hospital by paramedics who came here but there were two other people, additional victims who showed up at the hospital themselves. drove themselves there or had someone drive them there. a witness who was here at the show this morning and witnessed the shooting says when the gunfire started concertgoers started running for cover. many ducked back inside the club. >> i'm talking mayhem. everybody is rushing. it was like a bull coming and rush everybody out and then we walked out. and then all of a sudden, you hear everybody say go back in! go back in! so we run back. it wasn't good. >> reporter: last night's show featured two san francisco wrappers. it's unclear if the shooter or shooters were in attendance at

that concert or if they showed you up at the club. san francisco police still investigating. they do say all of the victims at last check are still alive and being treated at various hospitals including san francisco general and the search still on this morning for the people responsible for shooting. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. new this morning, two fbi agents were shot just five miles south of ferguson, missouri. however, the fbi says the shooting was not related to the ferguson protests. the agents were wounded while helping to arrest a man suspected of killing his mother and injuring a police officer. one fbi agent was shot in the shoulder while the other was hit in the leg. both are expected to be okay. 20 minutes ago, the fbi announced that the shooting may have been an tempt by the suspect to exwhit suicide by forcing officers to shoot and kill him. 7:36.

the man accused in the hit-and- run death of a 14-year-old boy in the east bay, he's due to be in court this morning. 34-sunny joseph anderson expected to enter a plea to charges of murder, hit and run and evading arrest. those charges were all tied to the hit and run that killed 14- year-old ivan cruz near san leandro two weeks ago. anderson has a long criminal history that includes contribution convictions for the brutal beating of an elderly woman as well as animal abuse. well, students who are protesting tuition hikes at uc schools will put their demonstration on hold. last wednesday night, student protesters took over wheeler hall on the uc berkeley campus. a few dozen demonstrators have camped the that building for the past week. yesterday, they voted to end the occupation for the thanksgiving hoyle break. they say they will go back to wheeler hall when classes resume on monday. the city of santa clara is moving ahead with plans to pay

for several super bowl l events even though san francisco is the official host city. knew, last night, the is -- now, last night, the city council approved the plan to put aside $2 million. the events include a parade, as well pass a fireworks, -- fire woks extravaganza. many are worried tax payers may foot the hill. >> if we need $2 million to hold a parade, we should not be covering it. >> i think it's a win-win for everyone especially if we can raises money. that's the intention to raise the money to pay the city back but we into ed to get this moving. >> supporters of the plan say they are confident they can raise the private money to pay for the super bowl events in santa clara. happening now, you may look at the shoppers that camp out

in front of stores like best buy kind of crazy for doing that. believe it or not, some of the people who do it, say it's a fun tradition. brian flores is live in front of the best buy store in emeryville where it looks like a bit of a campground out there. good morning, brian. >> reporter: it seems to get earlier and earlier every year. good morning. we're live here at the best buy here in emeryville. there are about six tents out there. i'm not sure how many people are in the tents. but there are six tents here this morning. several people say they've been here since monday earlier this week to get the best deals coming up here on thanksgiving. and even on black friday. some retailers are calling it gray thursday. not sitting well with many people as well saying many workers should have the day off. but if people are excited to go shopping on thursday, they are here. and some deals online, you may want to reconsider coming to a store as well. now, a tweet sent out by target promoted sales already before thanksgiving and black friday

started. ipads, headphones and some tvs are already out of stock, meaning for some shoppers they may have to come to the brick and mortar store. according to the natural retail federation, 26 million americans are expected to shop on thanksgiving. more than 90 million on plaque friday. here in emeryville, some people have been here since monday. they say even though there may be better deals yl, they say it's all about getting the item and seeing it first. >> when you are not computer savvy, you miss out. this is what helps you. i know if i get in line and i stand there, i can get what i want. i know i'm getting what i want. when the -- >> i like to see it. i gotta see it. mail it in is not what i like to do. >> reporter: they say they will get what they want.

it's a 50-inch panasonic tv advertised on thanksgiving for $200. they are also hoping for great deals on ipads, even a playstation. there are some who won't be shopping on thanksgiving. some stores are putting it on hold so workers can spend time with their families. some of the stores open include best buy, target, kohl's and j.c. penney. we're live in emeryville, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:4. we are --en 7:41. a group in san diego causing a massive traffic jam on one of the busiest interstates in california. look at these pictures. protesters have backed up traffic on northbound i-a. this is happening near la jolla. the gridlock stretches several miles all the way down to downtown san diego. airport travelers be prepared. coming up in the next hour of

"mornings on 2," what you should know of heading to bay area airports today. and do you plan on doing any of your holiday shopping online? if so, you will want to stay tuned. up next, pam cook will talk with an expert about what you need to know before clicking "buy". right now we're looking at highway 24. and we'll take a look at this drive and give you a drive time for your trip from walnut creek to oakland. took a while but a little fog has shown up. otherwise, it will still be sunny, hazy, nice and mild to warm. changes begin a little bit tomorrow but much more so on friday.

welcome back. as brian mentioned, millions of americans expected to go online for the holiday deals. cybersecurity, a big concern. jeff, people know you as norton. talk about keeping the identity safe. it's concerning last year, it all kicked off black friday with the big security breach at target. are things better this year? >> regardless of the year, security and priv sip are always on people's mind. there's basic tips that you can take as a consumer to make sure that you stay safe when shopping online this holiday season. >> i know we'll go over those tips. we're kind of surprised. i didn't think about this as a secure piece of advice but make sure your software is up to date. >> right. most shopping is done online through your web browsers. they like to push out updates to make sure your web browser is up to date at all times. they will remind you of these updates. keep it up to date.

web browsers will keep you secure as you are moving through any site. >> and you talk about a safe website, secured website. how do you make sure the website is secured? >> there's visual cues that we use in the industry called trust indicators. for example, when you go to a site, we show that -- when you look at a bbs, normally we begin with wwww. to the left of it, pay attention to what code goes to the left. you want to look for https. s means it's secure. any information that you are typing in like your name, your payment information or your phone number is secure. nobody can see that between when you type it in and when it gets to the website. >> all right. https is important. there's sometimes when the address bar itself will turn green or certain words will turn green, those are important. that's like https on steroids.

>> you said there is a field. >> a lot of the sites will use a payment seal or a trust seal a lot of americans know about the circled check mark from norton. others. >> paypal. things that secure the payment. >> these are third-party endorsements that say something about this site or business or the process you are doing is safe whether it's privacy or security or what have you, or the business has been validated. >> if it doesn't have that, don't put your credit card information. >> they are good things to look at, let's say that. >> the last piece of advice, we talk about this a lot. passwords. >> yes. >> you and i were talking about this, having a separate password for financial verses like twitter and facebook and other things. >> the ideal situation is having a different password for any site that you go to. the idea is -- >> hard to remember all of that. >> hard to keep that straight. >> right. >> however, if someone gets your password from one site, that means they can't get into

another site. good password hygiene like we like to say in the industry, passwords over eight characters in length. it makes you easy to remember but hard for someone to guess. if they know a little bit about you, they will know your spouse's name, your dog's name or the street you live on. >> if you see in the upper left hand corner, we so the hppts. that's secure. this site uses that green address bar. >> i see. the whole top address bar turns green. that's an indicator it's safe. >> yes. and you will see -- this one turns the entire bar green. extra visual, meaning not only is the information secure as it travels across the internet but this site is a legitimate business. it's for real. it's not some site pretending to be this brand.

>> have you seen -- we did talk about target and home depot. have you seen businesses in particular online businesses taking extra precautions? >> absolutely. these are some of the -- these are the most common steps businesses will take. at least online. there's other this ings to do when you are -- things you are could when you are shopping. we could cover those at a different time. these are the typical things you want to look for. >> we are in the next hour of "mornings on 2," you will be back. we're gonna talk about the physical stores, going into the stores. we'll also talk about the new pay with your phone. is that safer or not? we'll have that coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2." >> all right, pam. good stuff. thank you. meantime, many holiday travelers will be riding the nut b.a.r.t. connector at the -- the new b.a.r.t. connector to get to the oakland airport today. however, a major transit organization is claiming the expected ridership won't justify the cost of it.

the group transform says less than 1% of b.a.r.t. riders are expected to board every day and they say the rest of the riders will be paying for this $500,000 project for many years to come. >> all right. it will be interesting to see how that, you know, plays out. >> yeah. >> for the holiday season. 7:50. we want to check in with sal how is highway 24. >> it's moderate. westbound 24 as you come up to the pleasant hill road exit. the traffic is moving ahong very well up to -- along very well up to the walnut creek interchange to oakland. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light there at the toll plaza with no major delays. the traffic continues to move along very well. injury accident, southbound 880 in fremont at mowry. that's blocking a lane at least. traffic is backed up for a

couple miles. let's go to steve. >> i'm not ready. now go ahead. >> now here's steve paulson. >> did you, sir -- thank you, sir appreciate that. you have a little bit of fog. i want to thank sandra warren for sending me a foggy picture of horses in the pasture and night zen. that's near oakley and brentwood. east of them. thank you. a little bit of fog has popped up. again, out towards parts of the east bay, a few high clouds north bay. there is a little bit of fog. even on the visible satellite it's tough to find, hazy skies. . just patchy fog. a few high clouds will start to work their way in tomorrow. we'll stay dry. a couple of high clouds have decided to break through the very strong ridge of high pressure things are beginning to change. patchy fog, sunny and hazy. sunny and mild later today. a lot of haze in the afternoon

even thor we're getting the offshore breeze. the coast is nice. it's very cold for some. all the way down to the deep south. it is snowing at new works. it's raining at j.f.k. it's a mix at la guardia. that's how close it is. so from washington to new york. it's so close. that's where all of the delays will be for today. probably tonight into early tomorrow. we begin to see clouds roll in here tomorrow. 30s, 40s and 50s. some very mild. for others very cold. this morning. 40 menlo park. 10 for los altos hills. 20s up in reno and tahoe. 50s to 60s almost down in southern california. l.a. looking for a high of 84 today. the rain is on the way. but it's going to take a while to get here. it may not arrive until maybe light friday. everything is fine today. also into thursday, but then we start to bring rain in friday afternoon evening. saturday does look like a rain day, cloudy and windy with maybe rain moderate to heavy by monday. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. everyone is close here. but the warmther temperatures will be near oakland and berke little because they get the

benefit of that offshore breeze. and then we'll have a nice thursday, thanksgiving. clouds roll in. rain -- let me tackle that later. it might arrive on monday. >> kind of interesting how it seems like it's flip-flopped. bad weather -- >> that would be correct. >> does the rest of the country look okay. >> there's some snow in the middle of the country, st. louis to chicago. mainly cold. i think the main delays are new york, boston, hartford, washington. >> all right. thank you. a pop warner football team from richmond, well, they need a financial hail mary. the steelers cadets just won the state clip. that's awesome -- state championship. that's awesome. many come from low-income families and the team doesn't have the travel expenses to make it to the national tournament in florida in less than two weeks. these are young people who have faced adversity both on and off the field. many have lost family members

to gun violence over the years. it's been about 10 or 11 since i've been coaching that's opinion murdered or that's doing time in prison. >> the team has set up a a gofundme account. but so far it's raised only about half of the $20,000 needed to travel to florida. time is running out. the tournament begins on december 7th. that would be great for the kids to go. >> hoping they have a happy ending. still ahead, there is a big storm on the east coast. this may affect your holiday travel plans from the bay area. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," we're live. we are at one of the nation's busiest airports with up-to-the- minute delays. but first, a preschool shut down. the accident involving two children that prompted investigators to put up this sign. female announcer: through thanksgiving weekend

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code enforcement red tagged a preschool. last week a little boy suffered minor injuries after a cabinet fell. but a little girl was airlifted to stanford where she is expected to recover. >> you think you are living your kids in somebody's care that can be trusted. when this thises, it's very upset -- when this happens, it's very upsetted. >> investigators say the cabinet was not properly secure to keep it from falling mth they found unpermitted construction and fire sprinklers not properly maintained. the school will not be able to reopen until it fixes the problems. the school staff beclind to talk to us about the situation -- declined to talk to us about the situation. a second night of protests over the grand jury tear decision in ferguson, missouri.

>> shut it down! >> after the break, the damage to several small businesses in another oakland neighborhood. >> reporter: we're live at sfo keeping an eye on travel delays as well as how the security lines are looking. on the golden gate bridge traffic is doing very well if you are driving south on 101 out of the marin county. it does look like a nice drive. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. except for a 2350u high clouds kind of flirting with the north bay, there's nothing eastern solano, contra costa. ♪ [instrumental music] ♪

♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter. ♪ ♪ good morning. welcome back. protesters once again taking over the streets for a second night from the streets of oakland to the highways, angry demonstrators making their voices heard. we're live this morning. you can see also targeted local businesses. this is a damaged paint store. kennelly moore near 42nd an telegraph in oakland. look at some of the damage here. ktvu's tara moriarty is out there. she will join us live in two minutes. you will see more of the damage caused by riots and some

destructions. we'll show it all to you and you will get an idea of what happened during the night. thank you for joining us. welcome to "mornings on 2." wednesday, november 26th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell, also known as thanksgiving eve in my house. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. that's very important. the weather as people might be hitting the road. >> pretty quiet here, but quiet back east. rain, snow, back northeast. but for us, patchy fog. it took a while to get going. there's a little bit. i think there will be more late tonight or tomorrow. be advised if you are traveling tomorrow morning, there will be more fog. probably north bay and east bay. also peninsula. a lot of high clouds will start to move in. pressure is still very high over us right now. this system will spend in higher clouds. the wind is still predominantly offshore which means it's coming from the east going to the west. that's not going to do west. even solano, a few high clouds

to the north. overall, dry and warm, very warm down in southern california near mid-80s for l.a. today. 30s, 40s and 50s on the lows. i think we'll see similar tomorrow. morgan hill, 43. gill ray made it to 49. higher elevations are still mild in the 50s. hazy sunshine after some patch yip low clouds near 70. this will probably be the warmest day of the week. a lot more on friday. 60s and 70s. >> we're lookal a commute on -- look the at a -- look at a commute on the eastshore freeway coming up to up -- up to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is not backed up very much at all. as a matter of fact, it continues to look good. even 580, livermore valley continues to be a nice drive. that's unusual for this time of

the morning. southbound 880, an earlier crash at mowry has been cleared. traffic is beginning to unwind. back to the desk. thank you, sal. we have continues coverage this morning of the second night of ferguson-related protests in oakland. several businesses were vandalize -- vandalized. traffic was stopped on eastbound 580 and several small fires were set. tara moriarty is in the downtown area now with more on the damage there. good morning, tara. >> reporter: we're here on 40th and telegraph. this is where hundreds of protesters marched through last night. they set fire to these trash bins as you can see right here. also across the street, there is a car dealership. they broke some windows. they are boarded up now. to the left, there is a subway store. you can see the windows are boarded up there. most of the cleanup has already happened but, of course, there are dozens of windows that are going to have to be replaced. cleaning crews have been cleaning up all night, sweeping

up glass, washing off graffiti and boarding up businesses. businesses along telegraph between 43rd and 51st received the brunt of rioters including a t-mobile store. a subway and mcdonald's. a mom and pop cafe, bike shop and landmark deli were targeted. looters there broke a window and took what food they could. the owner of the cafe said protesters came to his shop after stealing paint from the kelly moore store. >> they were walking down the street with a gallon of paint in each hand and threw them through the windows. >> reporter: through the galvestonens of paint and it -- gallons of paint and it went on the floor. >> yes. >> reporter: this is what you've been cleaning up? >> pretty much. >> reporter: now, around 9:30, protesters lit fireworks at west macarthur and telegraph. on market between 5 ath and

telegraph, several created trash bins to set them on fire to keep police away. this is the second night of protests. businesses are bracing for another round. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:04. at one point, during the night, protesters formed a wall of fire near 40th and telegraph. according to reports on twitter, they dragged garbage cans from around the neighborhood to start the fire and used trash to keep it going and several dumpsters were also set on fire in other parts of the downtown area. tara just showed us one that was burned. there were no reports of injuries or major damage from the fires. for the second night in a row, protesters blocked traffic. this is on interstate 580 like they did the night before just before 9:00. some folks entered the freeway by jumping a fence behind a walgreens at 44 44th and telegraph.

200 people blocked cars in both directions. the chp made several arrests and were able to quickly clear the freeway. we're now hearing from the police officer who shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri. officer darren wilson says he did it because he feared for his life. >> can i shoot this guy? legally, can i? and the question i answered myself was, i have to. if i don't, he will kill me if he gets to me. >> officer wilson said the confrontation with michael brown back in august started when he saw brown walking down the middle of the street. he said he asked brown to move over but brown refused. then came a struggle. wilson says brown repeatedly punched him while officer wilson was still in his police car. >> i reached out my window to grab onto his forearm i was gonna try to move him back to where i'm no longer trap. i felt the immense pour.

it was like a hulk hogueen. >> wilson said he feared michael brown was trying to take his gun. he says he has a clean conscience been shooting because he says he -- about the shooting because he knows he did his job right. thises whats first time he everruressed the gun. michael brown's mother is irate over that wilson interview. she told a news crew this morning, she does not believe a word the police officer says. her comments come after a second straight day of violent protests in ferguson, missouri. 45 people were arrested last night. police say the violence such as looting was not as widespread as monday night. however, we received word that ferguson police are investigating the death of a 20- year-old man whose body was found in a car. relatives are not saying why. but they do believe it's related to the protest. there's a growing movement especially on social media to honor michael brown by boycotting black friday.

there are hashtags such as not one dime and blackout black friday. police are showing some of the objects that demonstrators hurled at them friday night. there were water and soft drink bottles, aur row school -- aerosol cans. >> we could have never imagined that. i think we're there where we need to be. we'll continue to get better at is i think now we all understand what we need to do to make this community safer. i think we're all on the same page. >> on monday night, people if ferguson, fired at least 150 gunshots and burnted a dozen businesses. some merchants are criticizing the police response and also wondering why prosecutors waited until nighttime to announce the grand jury's decision. but a crowd control expert says announcing the decision during the day would have endangered more lives because children were still in school and many

businesses were open. stay with us for continuing coverage of the protests over the ferguson decision. we're also posting updates to ktvu.com and video on our new youtube channel. look for ktvu fox 2 on youtube. new this morning, a supreme court justice underwent a major surgery just a few hours ago. justice ruth bader ginsburg had a stent placed in her right coronary artery. we had the procedure just this morning after doctors discovered a blockage. she felt discomfort while exercising yesterday and was taken to the hospital. she's expected to remain in the hospital through thanksgiving. so far she's resisted calls to step counsel in order to give -- step down in order to give president obama a chance to appoint another progressive justice. happening now, bay area airports, boy, they are getting busier by the minute on this very busy travel day.

cara lui joins us live from sfo to tell us about the weather problems back east causing big delays on this day before thanksgiving. >> reporter: well, good morning, dave. traffic is gradually picking up here at sfo. this is a look at the vir yin virgin america counter. things have been going pretty smoothly. as for security, the lines at the security checkpoint at terminal 2 have been relatively shortant moving smoothly every time we've checked. the but the airport expected to get busier. sfo is reporting travel delays due to the nor'easter. philadelphia delays are averaging 103 minutes. three flights to newark are delayed. anywhere between 30 and 150 minutes. there are significant delays in and out of new york's la guardia airport that imparks mostly connecting flights. we did talk to one local family headed to chicago for

thanksgiving at grandma's house. >> so far so good, yes. as of now, it is on time. wire ehopeful that we -- we're hope that it will stay that way. >> reporter: the day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year. this airport anticipating more than 130,000 passengers in and out throughout the day. airport officials say planning ahead always is a good idea. >> it's important to remember that there is a lot of new options that can save you a lot of time at the airport. it can get your boarding pass online. a lot of airlines charge for checked baggage. you can pay for the transaction online. means by the time you get to the airport, all you have to do is get to a security checkpoint. it can seauv you a lot of time. -- save you a lot of time. >> reporter: travelers, especially those headed to the northeast are advised to check with their airlines before coming here to the airport hopefully save yourself some

time. reporting live from sfo, cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 8:11. a half-dozen people shot outside a san francisco nightclub. in 22 minutes an eyewitness's account to the mayhem and the way police hope to catch a break in the investigation. but first, the chp beefing up patrols on california highways during this holiday weekend and after the break, the two specific types of drivers they are on the lookout for. good morning. we're still look at a commute here on 280 in san jose that -- well, it's very good. northbound getting up to the valley. that's a trend. we'll tell you more about this coming up. except for some patchy fog. it's jen. ly gonna be a hazy and mild to warm day. changes are looming. we'll talk about that. for today, it looks good along the coast. ç3ç3ç3ç3

starting today the california highway starting its maximum highway patrols. thanksgiving weekend is one of the busy travel periods of the year. officers will be looking for speeders or people driving under the influence. last year, 33 people were killed on california highways during the extended holiday period. chp will be out in full force starting at 6:00 tonight and through all of sunday night. you know, sal mentioned -- sal has been doing traffic for a few years. >> a few years. >> you do mention that the thing is it's tricky because traffic is light.

you are like, i can just zoom down the freeway. that's not a good idea. >> yeah, and it's dangerous. we have more high-speed collisions when the roads are open this way. westbound light at the toll plaza. no mikor problems on the bridge getting into the city. it's taking a total of ten minutes to drive across into the city right now. san mateo bridge looks good tat westbound. it's also a nice drive over to the uncrowded peninsula. about the only glitch we've had in the last hour or so has been this crash in fremont southbound 880 at mowry. they cleared it from the lanes. traffic is still unwinding a little bit. but it's -- it gets better once you reach fremont. 8:16. let's go to steve. all right. thank you. we do have a hazy sky. a little bit of fog this morning. it took a while to get gog. but if finally arrived about 6:30 or so. parts of the north bay but more towards the east bay. still an easterly breeze.

just had a nice e-mail saying pretty good breeze here. bodega bay and skies are clear. yes, the fog is not working its way on the coast yet. but probably by tomorrow it will. a few high clouds. but thanksgiving is looking like a little bit more fog. be advised if you are traveling early in the morning. there will be more coverage on the fog. it will stilling mild. we'll be inspect transition day tomorrow, the,moving into the north will spin in higher clouds farther north. but overall, it will be sunny. that's how low clouds and -- zoom. the east wind. i've seen it to 22 miles an hour. fog on the coast is not an issue unless it's well to the north. very cold for some. i mean there's some snow here. i will show you that in a second. it's a fine line between know and rain. i know there's snow at newark. there's rain at j.f.k. it's right there. probably long island gets the rain but the snow is beginning to work its way in. new jersey, very close to boston, hartford, that's where all of the source of the travel

delays are. just had a text from a good friend of mine in orlando, florida, he said wicked system down here. in the carolinas all the way down to florida. a little system is producing some snow around st. louis. it looks like it will wrap back in towards chicago as well. there's a little bit of snow still falling. our system is still a day away. 30s, 40s, 50s. the first of what could be a couple of systems working its way toward us. we don't have to worry about any rain until friday, and probably friday afternoon or evening. thursday is just fine. by friday morning up to the north coast, maybe toward the north bay, but by friday night it starts to add up in santa rosa. not san francisco. san jose. this is just one forecast model. we'll see if it's right. the trend has been to slow the systems down which will probably make sense. the barometer is still way up there. if you have been having iks a,

that might explain -- having headacheses, that might explain it. 60s or 70s on the temperatures. we'll start to see a westerly breeze but still okay on thanksgiving. clouds, rain. the main rain may not come in until monday. >> the main rain. up to 5 inches? >> it's possible. everything is on track but later now. early next week -- monday, tuesday more so than sunday. >> wow. all right. thank you. 8:19. well, if you will be traveling for the holidays, pack -- pack patience, 200 flights canceled it's all ahead of a storm that will dump rain all the way from washington, d.c. to boston. joining us live from chicago's o'hare, we have travel expert, janine. you have an up-to-the-minute

travel report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> now, o'hare, what is it like out there? we have a lot to talk about. people who want to get around the country. a lot of the foe discuss is what's happening -- forecuss is what's happening in your area. >> reporter: here in o'hare, things have been moving along pretty smooth little. lines here started to get busy as early as 4:00 a.m. we haven't seen major delays or cancellations. we're seeing ripple effects from the eastern seaboard destinations where they are seeing major delays. right now across the country we're seeing over 600 cancellations for flights throughout the day. most of them will be later this afternoon. and most of them will be on the east coast. but we do expect to see some major ripple effects later today, already in the new york metro area they are seeing three-hour delays. >> talk about the east coast. what's being hit and affected by delays and bad weather?

>> reporter: well, the two biggest airports that have had the most cancellations are la guardia and newark. they've had a couple of hundred delays for each of those airports. some. other metro airports being affected, include boston, philadelphia and d.c. those are the ones that will have that ripple effect on the other major hub airports like o'hare, atlanta and then to the west coast. >> we're also focused on us here. people who want to take off from the bay area. what are you seeing for us here? >> reporter: things for you are running really smoothly. we've only seen a few cancellations and a few -- [audio difficulties] >> so for the most part, this holiday travel day, the busiest

of the year. what is your prediction, your forecast? we have 600 cancellations already. what do see ahead for us? >> reporter: we're still in the morning hours getting into that noon hour on the east coast and later today in the afternoon, really when things -- the blt is supposed to -- when the weather is supposed to turn worse. that's when we expect more delays. it's hard to project how many carnesleations we'll see. at this point, the airlines are trying to delay things as opposed to cancel them because on a high volume travel day like today, they don't have the additional seats on flights to put any canceled travelers on. they are just trying to delay as much as possible at this point but we know it's inevitable we'll see cancellations. >> thank you for your up-to-the- minute forecast for our travel for this big day. thank you very much. >> reporter: my pleasure.

>> all right. >> there at chicago, o'hare, second busiest airport. a lot of activity there. it is 8:22. don't get scrooged this holiday shopping season. an information security expert will be back in the studio. he has great advice and next he will have three specific tips to help keep your personal information from getting into the wrong hands. but first, the new b.a.r.t. connector is supposed to be a big relief for people trying to get to the oakland airport but is it worth it? coming up the reason a transportation group is claiming the project is just a waste of money. female announcer: through thanksgiving weekend

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welcome back. it may sound like the start of a joke but why did the turkey cross the road? well, in las vegas, it's part of a police traffic sting. now, watch. here's an officer dressed at a turkey walking -- as a turkey walking in the crosswalk. drivers who didn't slow down or yield, they were quickly pulled over by other officers waiting nearby. it's the sixth year police have done this to target distracted drivers. >> they are thinking where they are going. on their cell phones, reading papers. there is a whole world outside of that car. >> good stunt. drivers are getting tickets and fines almost $200. >> this is one turkey's lucky

day of the one of the turkeys will be named the national thanksgiving turkey and receive a presidential pardon saving it from being the centerpiece of a thanksgiving meal. two two birds will take part in the ceremony at the white house. the second turkey is considered the runnerup, they will be taken to a virginia park where they will live out their natural lives. >> it's all gravy from there. 8:27. stitch ahead there a super bowl celebration debate in the south bay. who will pay for some of the bick events when the super bowl -- big events when the super bowl comes to santa clara? >> reporter: we're live in emeryville where several people are camped out ahead of black friday deals. but coming up we'll tell you what items will be hard to get once the doors open. good morning. highway 24, westbound, looks pretty good from walnut creek to oakland. it's a very nice drive. if you have to go to the office at the very least, this commute is looking good. we'll tell you about some of the other east bay drives

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welcome back. we're live in emeryville where eager shoppers are hoping to get good deals. brian flores is out there as well. he's probably shopping but you didn't hear that from me. coming up, he will tell us why all of this discomfort camping ut on the cold sidewalk may -- out on the cold sidewalk may not be necessary when it comes

to scoring a bargain. stay tuned. thank you for joining us. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is here watching everything. i'm. >> i am. there could be a lot of rain early next week. we -- we've had a long time of dry weather. but there are signs of very heavy rain coming in. but probably not until sunday, monday, tuesday. today, tomorrow we're fine. patchy fog for thanksgiving. we had a little bit today. and then some higher clouds begin to work their way in. there's a few up to the north bay. a little bit of the fog out towards concord. here is the first of what could be many systems running into a very strong area of high pressure for those who follow it. it's been through the roof the last couple of days. it's come down a little bit. it was about 30, 48, still around 30, 33. we have a little ways to go before we nudge it out of the picture. there is still an easterly breeze. some of that fog right there. that will play into the

weather. be advised by that. today, hazy sunshine. a few high clouds to the north overall, 30s, 40s and 50s. some area on the mild side. all signs point to a change developing late friday into saturday. it will start in the north bay, everything is fine for thanksgiving. but then by friday, watch how some of this rain moves in. i think it will be delayed. it's a sign of a pattern change. it's 48 hours out. cold morning, sunny, patchy fog near 70 for a few with an easterly breeze. where am i going? i don't know. where am i going? 60s and also 70s. sal, you know the tents outside best bay. it reminds me of the days i lined up at winterland. >> one time i stood in line for a long time for prince tickets. i understand. i feel their pain. >> i do, too. >> i do feel their pain.

>> i do, too. let's take a look at the commute. the traffic looks very good here on 880. it's a very nice drive all the wait up to downtown oakland. it's obvious we're having a different day on the wednesday before thanksgiving when you look at the bay bridge toll plaza and it's light like this. we're also looking at an earlier crash in fremont that was cleared. and traffic is recovering. a little bit of stop and go traffic heading south through union city. back to the desk. all right. new this morning in san francisco, six people were shot last night outside of a busy nightclub in the mission district. at least two of them have life- threatening injuries. witnesses already describing a chaotic scene. terrified people and shooting victims scattered across the ground. alex savidge reports from the brick and mortar music call where the shots were fired. >> reporter: the gunfire followed a hip-hop concert at the music hall in san francisco. the show was just finishing early in morning. people were beginning to leave

the club when someone opened fire. a lot of pope tension witnesses on top -- potential witnesses. on top of that, there are surveillance cameras. it happened around 12:45 at this club on mission street at 13th street. police say a total of six people were hit pie gunfire, two of them -- hit by gunfire. two of them have life- threatening injuries. four victims were tangen to the hospital by paramedics while two others showed up at local hops. one witness said when the gunfire started, many concertgoers ran for cover. some ducked back inside the club. one man we talked with didn't want to show his face or be identified. >> everybody started to run. mayhem everywhere. it was -- it wasn't a good situation. >> reporter: hast night's show featured two san francisco rappers. it's unclear if the shooter or the shooters were in attendance

at the concert or showed up at the club and opened fire. all six victims are still alive and being treated at various hospitals at last check. san francisco police are still searching for the people responsible. in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. we're waiting for the alameda county sheriff to identify an individual shot. a man's body was found on the trail. investigators worked into the night looking for clues to this deadly shooting. >> heard multiple gunshots. and shoately thereafter came upon -- shortly thereafter came upon a white meal, in his 50s, deceased on the trail. investigators searched a car that was parked in a lot about three miles away from where the body was found.

they say they didn't find anything in the car. police also called in k-9 units to help with that investigation. 8:35. students protesting tuition hikes at uc berkeley say they are taking a break over the thanksgiving holiday week. a group of students and scmun tip activists took over wheeler hall on the uc berkeley campus last wednesday night. a few dozen protesters have remained there since. but yesterday they voted to end the okay bakes during the -- ork bakes break. they will -- occupation break. they will return to wheeler hall after the break. the city of santa clara is moving ahead with plans to pay for super bowl l. last night, the santa clara city council approved the controversial plan to put aside $2 million to host their own events before super bowl l at levi stadium in 2016. the events include a parade and a fireworks extrav gan down down great america parkway.

but many people in santa clara are worried tax payers will be stuck with the bill. >> if we need to have $2 million to hold a parade on great america parkway, then the host commit tee should be covering it or the 49ers. but not us. >> i think it's a win-win for everyone especially if we can raise the money. that's our intention. we need to get this moving. >> the supporters of the plan say they are confident they did raise the private money to pay for the super bowl events in santa clara. it's that time of year we're talking about thanksgiving. but for some it's about camping out at some big box stores hoping to get door buster deals. brian flores is live in front of the best buy store in emeryville where some people have camped out since earlier this week. that's pretty determined. >> reporter: very determined. dave mentioned earlier, me shopping? no, i've been doing my job. [laughter] >> reporter: kidding.

>> yeah, brian. >> reporter: you know me. >> yeah. >> reporter: it seems like this seen hatches earlier every year. behind me about six camping tents in emeryville. you can get this will only increase tomorrow afternoon as well as black friday, best buy, several other stores will be open on thanksgiving. don't wait until then. if you look online. >> several sales are already in place. on the target website, several door busters sales are being promoted. there are items out of the stock. things line popular items like ipads, headphones andsome tvs as well. according to the national retail federation 26 million americans will shop on thanksgiving day. more than 90 million on black froim. here at the best buy in emeryville, some people have been here since monday, braving the cold and the elements and while they admit that you can skip all of this, they say this has become tradition. >> i got here monday about 6:00

in the evening and how i'm getting by, we take shifts. my husband, my dad. my nephew, my sister, they come and relieve us. and then we go home shower, eat, watch a little tv for a minute if we can. most of the time, yesterday, i sat out here all day. i didn't go home until 8:00. >> reporter: sound like a blast. she says she's been doing this for the past 11 years. she says this is tradition. she's in line mainly for 50- inch panasonic tv advertised at best buy for $200. that's a pretty good deal. she's also hoping for other great deals like an ipad an playstation. some retailers using social media to get the deals out at wes. toys 'r' us tweeting out some of their deals, putting out alerts. if you are excited about going shopping this store opens at 10:00 today and 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. another interesting deal off the retailer grid, if you will, one on virgin america, i've

seen, 50% off upgraded seats. we're live in emeryville, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> dave says he is starting to think about -- thinking about shopping. >> thinking about, thinking about, thinking about, but thanks for the heads up. >> reporter: there is a chance you are thinking about it. i got it. [laughter] >> thank you. many hoyle travelers will be riding the new b.a.r.t. connector at the coliseum station to get to the oakland airport today. however, a major transit organization says the expected ridership does not justify the cost. the group transform says less than 1% of b.a.r.t. riders are expected to board the connector each day and it says the rest of prawrt's riders will be paying for this -- b.a.r.t.'s riders will be paying for this $500,000 project for years to come. we're still talking about the panda, pablo sandoval, you know it's official. he's left the giants. and took his nickname with him. coming up in eight minutes why he says he left that gigantic

paycheck he got and how the fans are reacting to him taking the i name panda. it's not even thanksgiving but it's starting to look like christmas for one california family. how long it ta to put up this display. good morning. we're looking at a commute that's very good on the golden gate bridge almost everywhere even when there are crashes things are clearing up rather quickly arthey -- after they clear. we'll tell you more about the commute. the weather is pretty good. a little bit of fog popped up. that will delay tonight into tomorrow but overall, big changes maybe significant as we look ahead to the next five, seven days.

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seems so subjective if you ask me. nest dropcam. welcome to a more thoughtful home. welcome back to "mornings on 2." after you've made your list and checked it twice, it's time to hit the mall, right? but before you do, there are some important things to remember when it comes to your personal information. we have security expert jeff barto joining us in the studio with tips for a safe holiday shopping season. because we are getting full swing into the holiday shopping season. >> time to shop. >> time to shop. more people will probably be swiping the phones instead of

the card. safer? >> certainly it's a flashy thing to do. honestly, the payment goes right from your phone to the payment processors. from a payment standpoint it's safer. not really sure because there's the element of what happens when you lose your phone. >> same thing if you lose your ken bit card card -- debit card. >> yes. >> we talked about online shopping. going into the store as well. use credit card, not debit card. a lot of people don't want to rack up their credit card but it's safer. >> it is safer. you got a much more control over things coming out of your account. it's coming out of your account. if someone gets ahold of your card or they make a copy, then the money comes out of your account. they will give you 60 days past something fraudulent happening and you can address it and you are not shorted the money in the meantime. >> i've had a couple of incidents on mine account.

my bank gave me some goods have. we were were talk -- there said especially for -- most people have their paycheck automatically deposited in their account. don't have your atm card attached to that account. have a separate card. >> clever approach. >> good advice. protect your pin. ta. >> there's still people out there that are putting their pin on the back of their card. >> i can't believe that. >> no-no. do not do that. the only thing or your sard should be signature -- on your card should be signature. when you go in and it asks for your zip code, cover that up. you never know who is watching. it's easy to take a snapshot of what you are doing. >> you are at the gas station, it doesn't ask you for a pin, it's usually the zip code. >> keep those covered nobody is gonna be offended. >> check your statements

regularly. >> that's right. >> that 60-day thing comes into account there. as soon as your statement arrives, check it that moment, that day and if you see something weird, you see a dollar charge show up here and there as someone testing the waters, report that immediately. >> okay. >> the credit card company will appreciate it but it also saves you so much hassle. >> to be honest with you, i check my bank account every day. i'm using my card every day. >> i think we'll have some of those touches online. we'll pull those on the website. thank you for being in here. >> thank you. >> thank you, pam. pablo sandoval has officially left the san francisco giants. but he seems to be taking his nickname with him. he signed with the red sox yesterday for a five-year contract worth $95 million. you see it here celebrating by hugging a person dressed as a giants' panda and wearing a red

sox jersey. he says he loved playing with the giants. but he wanted a new challenge. >> take me a long time to -- to be sure that i am gonna make the right decision. >> we asked our viewers to let us know what they think about pablo sandoval taking his san francisco-given nickname to boston. many viewers are proryety. carrie ann says it's a san francisco thing. get your own, boston. joe says next thing you know boston fans will be saying, yes, yes, yes and singing along to june nip -- journey songs. i thought one of the reasons he went to posten soap he could potentially play the dh position with an american league team if he wants to look down the road and continue his playing career. >> end the career. >> sal, as you join us -- i was

gonna ask you -- i was gonna congratulate steph curry and the warriors. >> yes. >> tremendous. >> what a game. >> best start ever. good morning, everybody. you are gonna have a little basketball to watch over the holidays, i have a feeling. this is a look at the commute here. i want to show you the traffic is -- in fact, we have to go up to the eastshore freeway so i can show you the very nice commute from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it's a very nice drive with no major problems. bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic here is light. there are no major problems here. but traffic continues to move along very nicely. highway 101 and san bruno at 380 westbound 380 from 101 there is an overturned vehicle on the ramp. the south city or the san bruno fire department is there. it's not causing a major delay. you should know about it, though. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> all right. thank you. mostly clear skies. hazy, cold for some. not bad for others. a little fog finally decided to

pop up here. but not here. a little bit in the north bay. more so out towards oakley and brent word, concord. there -- brent wood, concord. offshore breeze still with us. coast will be beautiful. patchy fog, high clouds for your thanksgiving as the,gets closer. it's already spinning in a few high clouds up near the oregon border. it will increase the breeze and flip that around. watch how the low clouds try, try try. we're getting an easternly breeze from bodega bay to santa cruz. it will be spell splt on the coast. changes are looming. high pressure still very strong over us. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. the pattern is slowly changing. it looks good today and thursday and probably most of friday as we begin to cloud it up but then the rainfall begins. the timing on these might slow it down. it's tough to budge this strong of a high pressure. some of the projections on rainfall through the next seven days approach 7, 8 inches.

we shall see. that that would be a huge change. maybe the biggest systems we've had since december 2012. a lot riding on this over the next five, seven days. nothing today or tomorrow but by friday night, rain makes it to the north bay. i think it will come in later. it's on its way slowly. a cold morning, sunny to mostly sunny. a little bit of fog. 60s and 70s. sunshine for all. this will be the warmest day. tomorrow -- probably too much fog and hype clouds. it will still be close. and then we cloud it up. rain late and then overnight. saturday looks like a rain day. cloudy and windy. the main rain may not be until monday, tuesday, wednesday. >> that's good news. a lot of people are coming back on sunday. >> definitely snow on the sierra. >> all right. thank you, steve. nine minutes before 9:00. who says talking turkey will never get you anywhere? you never talk turkey. >> no. >> after the break, the way to get professional tips on roasting that perfect bird just in time for thanksgiving. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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8:54. california family living near fresno, they have been singled out on national tv for having one of the best christmas light displays in america. ♪ >> that will wake you up in the morning. the couple and their four days decorating their house, it's a family affair. the boys check and double check 700 or more extension cords.

mom is a computer whiz. she's in charge of six computers controlling all of those l.e.d. lights and they are sin crow niced to music. this takes a lot of dedication. they start working on this on september 1st. >> takes about two and a half months every evening from after work, every weekend rktsdz every holiday, everything. we don't really have halloween. >> now they want to use their celebrity to launch a charity to spread holiday cheer for the less fortunate in their neighborhood. 8:55. hatching today, the salvation army -- happening today, the searm army holds its annual carving event. mayor lee will be a carver joined by joanne hayes-white and greg suhr. they will be helped by members of the police and the fire departments as they carve 4,000 pounds of turkey. the meat will be part of the fresh meals delivered to people who cannot leave their homes for thanksgiving meals. and if the idea of cooking

a turkey is intimidating to you, there's help just a phone call away. butterball is hosting its annual hot line from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 in the afternoon. the hot line can help you decide how big a turkey to buy, how long to cook it and what side dishes to serve. there are tips on roasting, smoking and grilling turkeys. the ut abouter ball hot line is a long-time tradition. but there are turkey tips by e- mail and on the website at butterball.com. if you are kind of in a panic -- the keep thing, make sure you are defroesting it. you don't to take it straight out of the freezer tomorrow morning. >> if they need me to test things, i'm available. >> that's your specialty. sal is good at it, too. that's what we do. >> you and i could be champion taste testers. [laughter] >> our game is up there. >> let's take a look at what we have now. it is -- just as you might

dpenth on this friday -- almost friday, it's friday light but it's wednesday before thanksgiving. we're having a very nice commute into san francisco. a lot of people obviously are not going in today. there may be a getaway commute. i want to remind you about the chp maximum enforcement zone that they have set up over this weekend. drive safely if you can. this is a look at highway 101 southbound, south city at the 380 interchange. there is an accident there. watch for some delays. possibly on the way to the airport here. 8:57. let's go to steve. thank you. we do have -- it will be sunny today. a little bit of fog. a few high clouds. hazy and mild to warm. more fog higher clouds thursday. we're okay for thanksgiving. increasing clouds, rain late friday, saturday. and then things get interesting sunday, monday, tuesday. >> we'll need sprinklers next week? >> nobody will. that's a huge thing to turn those off. you use so much water. >> it could be.

it could be. up get gun shy -- 11 months of the dry weather. >> yes. that's oir report for this morning. we thank you for making cute your -- ktvu your choice for news. we'll have more on the weather problems at noon causing hoyle travel problems at airports across the country. keep an eye on that as well on the news at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a great day.