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>> announcer: welcome back to the state farm postgame show. >> curt:. ♪ >> let's go! ♪ just go baby baby baby baby baby i'm on fire baby baby baby baby i'm on fire ♪ baby baby baby baby i'm on fire ♪ >> curt: jimmy, you used to be feared as you like to say? >> michael: great job, jimmy. >> curt: that was fun but a fun

b day for the eagles. one rushing touchdown and through the air for mark sanchez and afterwards he talked about the big win for erin andrews. >> erin: i can hear you talking about the boys in the trenches and what the offensive line was able to do for you and the ground game, you as well. what did they allow you to do today? >> the big thing in the rb game to get that running game going and have guys explosive like shady and like sproles, like polk, even josh huff got in there. they are creating lanes for the backs and it's so awesome to see gardner in there and to see a different group almost every week it seems like, but these guys come together and play well for each other and it's like that across the board. offense, defense, special teams. we are really in a good spot. we want to cherish but we can't get complacent and a lot of work to do. >> erin: you can joy this thanksgiving for now, right? >> that will be fun. >> erin: congratulations. thanks. >> curt: another game today,

bears at the lions. >> terry: calvin johnson, megatron as they like to call him. >> curt: 25-yard touchdown reception. big day for him. 146 yards receiving. and then johnson, his second touchdown of the game from matthew stafford. 34-17, lions get the win. here is a look at the up-to-date playoff picture right here in the nfc. the lions solidify their position. cowboys hold that last spot right now. but no matter who wins, seattle and san francisco tonight, the cowboys will drop out of the playoff picture based on conference record with four weeks left to play, of course. over in the afc, it looks a little bit simpler right now. the chiefs and the chargers, two teams out of the afc west, own two wildcard spots but everybody in the north knocking on the door. let's talk about the playoff picture, particularly in the nfc, howie. >> howie: yeah, dallas, it's a big step back in the division, in the playoff race as you mentioned. the winner of seattle and san francisco game move ahead of them they have to travel to

chicago to a thursday and then back to philly. three years and might be four years in a row on the road, week 17, might sdit their playoff fate versus a division opponent. for detroit, i like where detroit is right now. detroit is -- had winnable games at home and they finish the year at green bay, week 17, and don't forget they beat green bay earlier in the year in detroit. >> terry: well, detroit had not showed up offensively. today, they did so let's see if they keep that going. then you look at dallas who is, okay, thursday is normally the first day of the week that romo actually goes out and practices. so i'm going to kind of say he is off today. here is the important thing to watch. tonight, san francisco 49ers and the seahawks, winner of that football game, all right? they now -- they go 8-4 with detroit and down with dallas and one of the things you need to know is dallas, today, after tonight's game, falls out of the playoff picture for one week. one week only.

>> curt: i think that shows at the end of the season every game matters. cowboys tied for first place at the start of the day and out of the playoff picture at the ends of the day. even though virginia tech brain surgery? >> first major. >> howie: he switched out quickly. >> curt: we are about done talking football here. up next on fox, hollywood is going to the dogs. the biggest stars in hollywood turn out to support rescue dogs with special awards and cute videos and more. fox cause for paws, all-star dog spectacular is coming up next. there is my dog abby. a little rescue myself. she, is not me. all of our dogs participating in the show tonight. jimmy, how much does your dog way? >> jimmy: three pounds apiece. a couple of demon dogs, i promise you that. >> howie: throw a little ketchup

on those ggs and have dinner. >> curt: if you rescue a dog, it will change your life. see you sunday for the pregame show. noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific. the dog show is next. on the way out a very special thanksgiving minishow of "brooklyn 99." , jake. thank you, terr-bear. thanksgiving. for some, it's about turkey. for others, pfft, stuffing. but not me-- for me, thanksgiving is about playing football against the fire department and destroying them! (all) yeah! when those ladder monkeys look at us, they see a ragtag group of undersized nobodies. but when i look at us, i see terry holding a desk over his head. nine-nine! [all cheering] any questions? can i bring a weapon with me? unfortunately, no. fine, then i'll just bring this fancy pen. jake, should i pass out my homemade protein bars now?

i'm calling them charles-lumps. fair warning, i did not nail the consistency. they're very, very wet. yuck. no thanks. yuck. no thanks. the name of your sex tape. uh, this year, are we shirts or skins? shirts, everyone in shirts. both teams have uniforms. told you, hitchcock. well, i'm prepared either way. all right, before we head out, i'd like to hand the floor over to captain holt, who has prepared a little speech. the goal is to score more touchdowns than your opponents. dismissed. better than braveheart! [upbeat music] [laughing] well, peralta, i'm surprised to see you here. so do you want to play some football, or should we just fast-forward to terry's touchdown dances? your secret weapon. well, turns out we have a secret weapon of our own. i don't see anything. is your secret weapon the void of space? he must have wandered off. it's terrell owens. [laughs] yeah, right. let's do this. (jake) hike! (c+c music factory) ♪ let's rock and roll

♪ here we go [both grunt] terry? terrell! you guys know each other? we went to football camp together. ah. tackle him, terrell owens! nah, i'm switching teams. oh, god! [grunts] [crowd cheering] you can't touch this! (jake) hike! ♪ oh! yeah! ♪ aah! gotta say, it's kind of boring sitting here while these guys just score 70 points. yeah, but we shouldn't let them play. i was just kidding. this is awesome! t.o., i'm open! that's it! we win! all right! victory tackle! no, no, no, there's no such thing as a victory tackle! [groans] ♪ worth it!

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now at 5:00 p.m. more damage in oakland after another flight of protests stemming from a police shooting in ferguson, missouri, this time one business took matters into their own hands. >> the holiday shopping frenzy is underway, the stores hoping to take in some holiday cash. >> happy thanksgiving everyone. >> a lot of people that need help. >> and a thanksgiving tradition of giving back. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> and we want to get to it. a live look now. stores are starting to open their doors and people are on the hunt for deals. this is a look at the shops. good evening.

and happy thanksgiving. i am heather holmes. >> i am cristina rendon. the holiday shopping rush gets an early start this year with more stores opening on this thanksgiving holiday than before. many stores opened at 5:00 p.m. ktvu's john sasaki is there now. big crowds there? >> reporter: this place is a little sedate right now. there is a good crowd. there was a line out earlier. people lined up for several hours. but everybody came in pretty comly. wasn't like the rushes we have seen on black friday's past. perhaps people are in food comas. but there are deals here that people are looking for. one is this one right here, show us what you got there. >> play station 4. it is a

bundle. has the bat man lego and the planet three. it is for my son. he will be excited. >> reporter: i hope he is not watching the news. >> i know. i know. >> reporter: you lined up for how long? >> two hours. >> why did you do that on thanksgiving? >> well, the boys wanted to come, my older sons asked can we have thanksgiving, go as a family, have it at 1:00 p.m. and then go as a family to toys r us. i said as long as we are all together i am okay with that. >> reporter: family shopping day. >> exactly. this is the first time. >> very good. this is a happy thanksgiving to you. thank you for joining us. good luck with that. i am sure the son will enjoy that. that is one of the things we talked to people about. what they were getting. ps4, wii and also one of the big hot items is anything having to do with the movie

frozen. this is a popular item. this is the thing people are coming in for. this store is connected to a babies r us and they have big sales on diapers and on wipes. i talked to people saying they were here for those items. a lot of stuff on sale. a lot of people getting through already. already there are a lot of people ringing up their bargains and happy with the items they have gotten here. look here you see a couch. a kids couch ready to be purchased for a little girl? little girl. all right. minnie mouse. and how is this daughter of yours? >> three. >> reporter: she going to be excited. >> yeah. >> reporter: why did you want to be here on thanksgiving? >> because all about -- black

friday -- >> reporter: on black thursday. did you find what you wanted? >> yeah. found everything. >> thank you so much. indeed a lot of people out here. not as crazy as you might think. nobody has gotten trampled here. people heading by. so this is a place to meet a lot of people. back to you guys. >> quick question, does seem people are coming in because of the bargains or just out for that one particular item? >> you know, i talked to half the line, probably 75 people lined up outside, talked to 40 of them, people were here for a specific thing. play station 4, the wii, couple of scooters. they are here for specific items. although the woman we talked to, she said that it was a family thing.

they wanted to have fun oon a big day -- on a big day like this. >> thank you so much. more stores will be opening. macy's, sears, target and walmart. open at 6:00 p.m. we put details on www.ktvu.com. the chp moved in on a large illegal. [ indiscernible ] and they seed a number of firearms. there was also a fire there. it is unclear how it started. it might have been sparked by driver who tried to escape. you see the flames there. officers say they sealed off each end of middle harbor road near the port of oakland to trap the drivers. 150 cars were involved. >> once we blocked them in we were able to identify everybody. we will have to take enforcement action on most of

the parties. siting them, taking them to jail, towing their cars. >> this area has been a popular spot for side shows but there have been other scenes. in september 100 cars spun donuts on 42 street. a video shows that event and in october a chp tried but failed to pull over autunite rider. he was -- a stunt rider. he was one of 50s doing wheelies. he was arrested. the chp handled last night's side show as oakland police were tied up with protests. the protests got violent. security guards at one business decided to fight back. last night a ktvu photographer captured the guards trying to hold back a group of protesters. at one point a guard was on top of one of the demonstrators.

coming up a closer look at the damage from the third night of protests. it is quieter in ferguson, missouri tonight since the monday night announcement. darren wilson will not be indicted in the shooting death of michael brown. how some people are trying to clean up. >> chuck: protests die -- >> reporter: protests dying down, two days after a grand jury decided not to indict darren wilson for the shooting of michael brown. the next step for residents and cleaning up the damage left by the chaos. debris, broken windows and charred remains. business owners returning to cover up their stores and protect whatever they have left from luters. but some -- looters but some say ferguson is more than what is on the news. >> this is my ferguson. the stuff that happens at night and the people on the news,

that is a small bit of what is happening here. there is so much donation and charity going on. >> despite the destruction community members say they are sticking together. >> there has been a lot of people out here centered on love and peace and community. we are cleaning. everyone has come together. >> outrage over the grand jury decision is spreading nationwide. protests taking place in oakland, atlanta, and new york city calling for change. solidator with protesters -- soldarely with protesters. for now 2,000 national guard troops remain stationed in and around the city. in ferguson, missouri, fox news. >> we have more on www.ktvu.com. watch our coverage of the erents and read the grand jury indictment there. a series of earthquakes rattled nerves in the nappy

valley. -- napa valley. there were three earthquakes near yountville. 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and two hours after that. there were no reports of damage. napa is still recovering from the damage caused by the 6.0 earthquake that struck in august. that damaged dozens of buildings and homes. celebrating thanksgiving thousands of miles from home. >> i will be home next year and i am looking forward to that more than anything. looking forward to my boys. >> after the break american troops talk about the things that make it easier to be stationed over seas during the holiday. >> a fire this morning in san francisco. how firefighters rescued the woman inside. female announcer: through thanksgiving weekend

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i will be home next year and looking forward to that. looking forward to my boys. they are young and going going to boy scouts and taking them everywhere. and just spending time with family and friends. >> troops in afghanistan celebrating thanksgiving. they are thankful for their fellow comrades. >> we make due with our team over here. it is our home away from home. >> and the white house released this photo of president obama making a phone call tou.s. troops over -- to u.s. troops over seas. ktvu is proud to support one warm coat. over the years we collected 55,000 coats for those in need.

ktvu's claudine wong has more on the importance of spreading warmth this holiday season. >> reporter: every day people line up outside the dining room, one after another, waiting for a warm meal. >> give a kiss to mom. >> for her and her daughter -- >> a big help. cuts your food cost. >> my husband and i separated and he kicked us out. myself and the baby. >> reporter: s the weather dropped concerns rise. >> coat definitely doesn't factor into the budget. >> reporter: she is not alone. last week's rain was a reminder that winter is coming. >> we received a lot of requests from guests that, you know, that are on the streets, they needed coats. >> those are the people the one warm coat drive hopes to help. it started in 1992 with one

goal, collect coats to give to those in need free of charge. >> the coats go off the racks quickly. >> reporter: ktvu partnered with one warm coat. the response to this holiday tradition has been nothing short of overwhelming. piles of coats grow bigger than the girl scouts who help collect them. for st. anthonys the year is already spent delivering free clothes. >> last year i believe we received a thousand coats. >> she is already planning to get in line. a welcome certainty in an uncertain time. >> we will be really happy to have that. >> reporter: there is a lot on her plate, more than we realized when we first stat down to -- sat down to talk to her. >> one more person. due to have my next in 7 weeks.

two months. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you. >> with one toddler and another baby on the way she knows how much one warm coat matters. >> especially the feeling it gives the kids to put on a nice coat and be warm. >> simple wish from a mother who wants to keep her family warm. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu and kicu coat drive starts tomorrow and runs through the year. tomorrow you will find ktvu personalities at some of the locations. >> it is a great turn out.

keep those coats coming. coming up next, stapping up to vandals. -- standing up to vandals. pow people fought back in the -- how people fought back in the wake of violence and destructive protests.

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on the way. >> things are changing. walking outside today, svelte strange. thanksgiving today. clear skies. upper 60s and the 70s. we are tracking big changes and the changes come in the form of rain clouds. tomorrow it could be approaching the bay area. right now on live storm tracker 2. high clouds cruising across the state. here is a closer look at radar. nothing showing up yet. to the north, you can see the rain ban that will slide to the south friday. current numbers, take a look at the numbers. 65 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland 60. san jose 62. and napa upper 50s to 57 degrees. beautiful. looking out towards the bay. san francisco. haze out there once again with air quality down with the stable weather pattern. forecast tonight, partly cloudy skies. increasing clouds for black friday. and the chance of rain showers

by tomorrow night as well. rain will return this weekend. could be heavy at times. forecast tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., temperatures in the upper 30s to upper 40s. bundle up tomorrow morning. before 7:00 a.m. and then into the afternoon, cloudy skies. a chance of a shower late in the afternoon and into the evening hours. tomorrow will be cooler than today. over night lows, stepping out to -- waking up tomorrow, stores, temperatures upper 30s, santa rosa, napa. san francisco 48. rainy pattern developing beginning tomorrow night and into the weekend. storms, periods of rain this weekend. more rain next week and here is a big general rain share for the urban areas. lower elevations. 2-4 inches. north bay and coastal hills, 5-

8 inches. that is with a series of storms developing into the weekend and next week through wednesday. get ready for rain clouds. tracking a series of storms. first one off shore, another one in the pacific. tomorrow, friday clouds, a chance of afternoon and evening showers and things lining up saturday and sunday. heavy rain saturday morning. maybe a break on monday. we will keep an eye on that. tomorrow night, 7:00 p.m., rainfall in the north bay. spreading to the south saturday morning. moderate to heavy rain and saturday afternoon and another ban of rain, heavy at times into sunday. more wet than dry. forecast highs tomorrow, in the 60s. san jose 63. sansansan muta-- mutao63 degrees. rain clouds for saturday, saturday morning, rain sunday. maybe a break monday.

and more rain clouds tuesday. if you are going to be shopping tomorrow morning, it will be dry out there. >> just for now. already into december. >> we could use it but i think we will get too much. >> helps with the drought situation. thank you. more damage to tell you about in oakland stemming from the protest over the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. the actions one business took plus -- >> there is a lot of people that need help. >> a warm meal and a smile. after the break, a thanksgiving tradition of giving back right here in the bay area. television announcer: mattress discounters' mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> protesters damaged businesses in downtown oakland. they are angry over a grand jury decision not ocharge officer -- to charge the officer in ferguson, missouri. many businesses spent thanksgiving cleaning up. with many questions the violence, ktvu's john sasaki shows us the tempers flared outside one business. >> reporter: a ktvu camera was

rolling as protesters vandalized oakland businesses one night. two security guards beat them and took baseball bat. but in most cases no production of property existed. dozens of businesses had broken windows or graffiti or both. >> outrages me. as citizen we are way more progressive than this. >> reporter: he said one of his friends was mistakenly arrested while watching the protests. still he agreed with the protesters message but not their methods. >> this is not just about michael brown, this is about, you know, this is about rich and poor, the society, i mean, we just got to not break stuff. especially oakland. >> reporter: the building on broadway was also damaged. some destruction has reached up tell graph avenue upsetting res

dependents. >> it hurts my heart. we worked really hard at building a better city and to see people who would take advantage of an opportunity to vandalize and destroy property is quite disheartening to me. >> reporter: one business is a long time pillar of the community whose job it is to report on social justice. they had numbers brokens and shared video of the vandals. a man with a baseball bat broke window after window outside the news room. the scutch on the edge of the -- church is on the edge of the zone. after three mights they were giving the needy a thanksgiving meal. but the ruling in ferguson and the damaging protests weigh heavily on his mind. he spoke to the protesters. >> i understand you are frustrated but there is a

better way to release your frustration. what happened has happened. step back. think about it and find a way to make a positive difference. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by many. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters in san francisco are investigating the cause of a one alarm fire in hunters point. the flames broke out around 7:15 a.m. this morning in a abandon warehouse. firefighters rescued a woman by ladder. she was taken to the hospital for treatment. no other injuries were reported. two crashes shut down 880 this morning. one was deadly. the first accident happened around 2:30 a.m. year the west "a" street off ramp. two cars collided sending a car sideways. another vehicle crashed into the car killing the driver. the california highway patrol arrested the driver of the

third vehicle on suspicion of dwi. the second accident happened around 5:00 a.m. this morning. as of tonight all lanes are back open. call for a boycott on this black friday. it is called blackout for human rights. he says a boycott would send a message about inequality and social justice. >> gets people who feel powerfulless -- [ indiscernible ] >> what would be better is to get all of the african americans to vote, vote, change the leadership, change the people that are in authority. >> he says that he suggests calls for political change are

a more lasting way. thanksgiving tradition for a church that is a staple in san francisco for decades. ktvu's alex savage takes us to glide memorial where many people spent thanksgiving giving back. >> thanksgiving tradition at glide in san francisco as people poured into the dining haul this morning for a hot meal served up with a warm smile. >> great thing. you know? a lot of people that need help. >> glide dished out turkey and sides for 5,000 people in need today. all those meals were made possible by these volunteers. they carved up ham and turkey and many folks have been coming back here year after year. he is a glide regular who says giving back makes him feel great. >> someone is always less fortunate and i feel like by coming here and helping i know

someone will appreciate it. >> reporter: mayor ed lee proud to see san san francisco's generous spirit shine through on thanksgiving. >> this city is all about people connecting with each other. if we could find ways in which our compassion for each other are demonstrated over and over again. >> reporter: it was also a busy morning across town at the salvation army where a team was making thanksgiving meals to go and they even let me hop in to the assembly line. the salvation army is delivering 3500 sealed meals to people who can't leave their home because of age or illness. >> amazing how many people don't have food. all this food -- so many volunteers, amazing. >> reporter: a rewarding day of service, preparing meals that make a huge difference taso many.

-- to so many. >> that was alex savage reporting. i spent my day at st. anthony's. zero guilt about thanksgiving day seconds. a look at the fun and those costumes at the largest timed turkey trot in the nation in the south bay.

and they are off. today was the running of the turkey trot with 26,000 runners it is the largest in the -- largest in the country. ktvu's noelle walker was there as the runners hit their marks. >> reporter: while some of us were sleeping in or up cooking for thanksgiving runners were checking in and warming up for the big race. a really big race. with more than 26,000 people pounding the pavement. >> they want to kickoff their holidays in a healthy way. >> the turkey trot is the largest race of its kind this holiday. >> so you can burn a few calories before you consume a few thousand later on today.

>> reporter: the race draws elite runners to pace under 5 empty miles and runners who are -- minute miles and runners who are up and coming. >> how fast are you? >> 100. a million. >> there she goes. a born runner. >> used to be. >> reporter: what happened? [ laughter ] >> got married and had kids. [ laughter ] >> first race in 5 years. >> reporter: some come for the costumes. >> i am the chef. i am preparing my thanksgiving meal. >> reporter: a 10-pound 9-ounce turkey named jack. >> he knows what is coming. that is the problem. he will calm down once we get

him basted. >> they may not cross the finish line first. but they will look good when they do to finish. >> you have to run in that. >> i am going to wear it to all my runs. yeah. >> reporter: in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. the city of oakland is giving driver as gift. free parking. daves a gift. free parking -- driver as gift. free parking. starting this weekend parking will be free every saturday at street meters to city owned lots and two city owned garages through december 28. time limits will still apply to keep traffic moving. new at 5:00 p.m. dozens of san francisco police officers, sheriff's deputies

and firefighters were out in force today but not to fight crime or fires. ktvu's david stevenson followed as they load up to deliver a thousand thanksgiving meals to the needy. >> reporter: the planning started a month ago. >> today is a wonderful day. for a project that has been ongoing for 30 years. >> they have it down to a science. >> everybody has numbers. everybody has routes. >> we are good. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: on their day off san francisco police officers, sheriff's deputies, firefighters and their families volunteered to deliver a thousand thanksgiving meals to asian seniors. >> show up with the meals and

they smile. at first think something is wrong or somebody is in trouble. >> many are home bound or handicapped, unable to make it to other thanksgiving gatherings. >> i felt really happy to like share like the happiness. >> hello. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: he says it is important his children come along each year. >> we have a great meal planned this afternoon but this says we have to give back. we have to help others before we can enjoy our thanksgiving. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco st. anthony's is celebrating in their new facility. thousands of people enjoyed turkey, potatoes and all the fixings. they opened up a new facility just last month with a dining

room, 40% bigger. 4,000 people were expected today. the director see as big difference in the mood of the clients. >> in the past people would eat thanksgiving dinner with their heads down. this year they are looking up at the beautiful ceiling. it is exciting time for us and exciting year for us. >> they are still accepting donations for christmas for -- and for the rest of the year. hundreds of people celebrate thanksgiving on alcatraz island. this is video early this morning. the ceremony on the island is a commemoration of the 19 month native american occupation of alcatraz. organizers say it draws attention to the true story of thanksgiving. the massacre of native americans. tens of thousands of people

traveled through the bay area airports today. >> nice reunion there. we bumped into a grandmother flying into the san francisco international airport. sfo expect said to see 1.3 -- expects to see 1.3 million people. that is 3% more than last year. many are taking a the skies for one reason, that is family. >> how was your flight? >> nice. long. comfortable. i enjoyed it very much. especially the end result here. >> oakland expects to see a 6% jump this year thanks to the new b.a.r.t. airport connector train. mineta international airport will have a 7% increase in travelers. we are not seeing too many canceled or delayed nights. >> i checked. i was asking mark tamayo if the

situation was easing. it is looking better. >> improving. the focus is towards the west. as people head home, sunday. we have a changing weather pattern here. we had the sunshine today for thanksgiving but things will be changing. right now live storm tracker 2 clear skies up above. we have energy to the north. that will approach the region friday. increasing clouds throughout the day tomorrows the energy drops in -- tomorrow as the energy drops in. beautiful. glassy conditions on san francisco bay. tonight we have this, partly cloudy skies. more clouds for your black friday. and then rain into the weekend. significant rainfall into next week. over night lows. shopping early tomorrow morning, bundle up, in the 30s. grab the sweater, jacket. upper 40s with partly cloudy skies. but it will be dry. lake tahoe, wind advisory for

tomorrow. gusts 40-50 miles per hour near the lake and stronger for the higher terrain. windy friday and rain and snow into the weekend. this rainy pattern developing. multiple storms setting up. rain this weekend. could be heavy at times. the expected accumulations through wednesday of next weekic we could have amounts around 5-8-inches for the north bay and for the coastal hills. two systems we are tracking, for tomorrow, friday, clouds, chance of showers for the afternoon. probably a better bet by the evening hours. saturday, first round of rainfall, sunday periods of rain. gusty winds. we might have a break on monday. we will holden to the chance and more rain tuesday. highest chances of rain showers in the north bay tomorrow. the rain line spreads to the south saturday morning. could be heavy at times and this continues into sunday. moist southwesterly flow into sunday. more rain expected for a good portion of the weekend and into

next week. that will be the key headline. highs for tomorrow, san jose 63. your five-day forecast more clouds friday and more clouds -- rain clouds into your weekend. if you have friends or family traveling sunday, keep them posted. we could have travel delays. >> talking, the rain may be heavier than we need? >> we could have a flood advisory kick in for the bay area. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us. we will see you back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. everybody. >> happy thanksgiving. bulldog: oooh!

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hello i'm lloyd sowers. and welcome to hospital heros. stories of hope and inspiration from the children's miracle network. we begin with heros and volunteers who comfort kids with cancer. and who arrange ad surprise visit by one teenage girl's favorite country band. kelly ring has the store from st. petersburg, florida. >> taylor's journey actually started about three years ago. they found sarcoma in her right hand. at just 15 years old taylor became a cancer survivor. she continued to play