you are looking live at thanksgiving night shoppers. this is inside the emoryville best buy. doors have been open for five hours and there's been a steady line of people leaving with what they came for. >> i just wanted to do something different for thanksgiving. >> reporter: good evening i'm cristina rendon. >> and i'm julie haener. good evening everyone, we're in for frank and julie. it's becoming a tradition, hitting the stores for thanksgiving. ktvu's amber lee live in emoryville with what's driving

people to go shopping tonight, amber. >> reporter: we're inside the best buy here in emoryville and the gm tells me 2,000 people lined up to get inside the store when the doors opened at 5:00 p.m. the line started back on sunday. the idea black friday starts on thanksgiving thursday. judging by the lines and the size of the crowd, the appetite for a thanksgiving meal is matched by a thanksgiving deal. consumers are looking for more than just a discount, they're looking for special officers. >> this is the ticket you get. so if you get a tv this is the ticket you get. >> reporter: these people were camped outside so that they would be among the exclusives to get a flat screen tv. >> it's such a great deal. >> would you do it again? >> no, not probably on

thanksgiving day but definitely black friday. >> reporter: opening on thanksgiving day doesn't necessarily mean people are buying more. in many cases it motivates some consumers to shop today instead of tomorrow. best buy's gm says there's a shift in how the store is operating on thanksgiving and black friday. instead of staying open through tomorrow, the store will close its doors at 1:00 a.m. and will reopen at 8:00 tomorrow morning. and best buy will be offering different deals on black friday to entize customers to come back and encourage others to come line up outside. >> i don't think it'll be as long, but i hope it is. it'll be great. >> reporter: old navy is among the retailers deploys a different strategy. it was among the first to open its doors today at 4:00 p.m. and plans to stay open until midnight tomorrow. half off of everything and the deals will stay the same through black friday. >> we have jeans, we have some

graphic tees. we have all kinds of stuff. >> how much do you think you're gown -- going to spend today? >> today i've spent about 1,000. >> you put a little bit a way. you put a little bit away, and you say, i'm going to do my thing on black friday. >> reporter: and we saw people actually shopping. you have to get customers to come in and beat those online deals, that's the latest from here cristina, heather. >> boy amber, certainly does looked busy. new details a lawmakers is taking on black friday. lorena gonzalez says stores are cashing in on early holiday shoppers and they should share

the profits with employees. >> we have more and more workers that are being forced out of their homes with their families on a traditional holiday to go in and work. >> a customer service manager says wal-mart already paying its employees time and a half and that many choose to work holidays to pick up extra hours. it's go for black friday crowds. as soon as the turkey was gone, toys r' us opened its doors. retailers say it's one way for brick and mortal stores to better compete with online rivals. a big sale at the gap drew people away from their thanksgiving feast to cash in on big discounts. prices are being slashed by as much as 50%. the sale includes everything in store today and tomorrow. although there were several shoppers out and about the crowd was relatively small

here. football and thanksgiving as american as an apple pie some would say. today a slice of that tradition came to santa clara. azenith smith is live where the 49ers took on the seahawks, azenith. >> reporter: it was a disappointing night. arguably one of the biggest games of the season. aside not winning a lot of 49ers fans say they have a lot to be thankful for including spending time with their families tonight. >> reporter: under the bright lights of levi's stadium, niner nation came out strong. for al castaneda he wouldn't have lost this epic show town. >> even though the game started at 5:30 we still got here at 7:30 in the morning. we were the first car here. >> reporter: the 49ers tailgate team put together a thanksgiving spread. >> today we have about 50 people who have come here for

the thanksgiving festivities, it's a big deal. >> it's special, you get to hang out with all your family. >> i'm thanksful -- thankful for my family. for my city. >> reporter: even the seahawks could not help but be appreciative. >> i came from seattle and i'm thankful for the warmer weather here. >> my nationality is chinese. i'm thankful for all i have now. >> reporter: she has something extra special to be thankful for. >> we're hoping for a halftime baby. if she does, we're calling her levi. >> at my age i consider every day a gift. >> i would love to win the rest

of the games. win or lose i'm thankful for this. >> reporter: it's been a peaceful thanksgiving night. we've seen extra police officers, and extra chp to man the traffic and take care of any unruly behavior. >> the only thing that would have been better on this thanksgiving, had the 49ers won. thanks azenith. speaking of the 49ers and their loss, 49ers ceo jed york not too happy with the loss. york tweeted thank you 49ers faithful for coming out strong tonight. this performance was not acceptable. i apologize for that. it didn't take long for that tweet to make it to the niners locker room. our crew just talked to titus. >> we're all in it together. the players, the coaches. we're all in it together. we can play better than that. we know it. but we didn't go out there and do it today. you know, it was unacceptable

by all of us. >> reporter: coming up a little bit later in sports wrap we'll have full highlights and full reaction. it was a cool morning and it turned into a beautiful sunny afternoon in the bay area. >> certainly did but a major change is coming our way. our meteorologist mark tamayo is coming with an early look at what you can expect and here is a hint, some rain. >> a lot of rain clouds. but today was perfect for outdoor activities and for thanksgiving. tonight we had mostly clear skies but look to the north. we had a cloud band. this will eventually be moving to the south as we head into your friday forecast. most of your friday will be dry. here's closer look at your satellite and radar. and temperatures showing you pretty cold numbers right now. 44-degree in santa rosa, walnut creek, 43. concord in the upper 40s. here is your forecast model we'll put this into motion

starting out tomorrow morning. by late in the afternoon until friday night we're talking about the chance of scattered rain showers here in the bay area. especially up in the north bay. this is just the beginning of a very unsettled weather pattern. look at that multiple rain clouds. we're talking about significant rainfall. heavy rainfall. we'll break down the timing of the first round of rainfall heading into the bay area as we head into the weekend in just a few minutes. berkeley police are looking for three men who kidnap and robbed a couple at a popular scenic overlook. a man and woman were parked on grizzly creek boulevard when they were approached by the three men. two robbers were armed with guns and the other with a baseball bat. one suspect got into their car and forced a couple to drive to the atm and withdraw cash. the robbers are described as three white males driving a red four door car. authorities are hoping for a calm and peaceful night in oakland following three straight nights of protests that damaged businesses and

impacted traffic. 35 people were arrested last night bringing the three day total to 170. ktvu's john sasaki tell us how tempers flaired outside at least one business. >> reporter: our ktvu camera was rolling as protesters allegedly vandalizing businesses ended up on the wrong stop on broadway. but in most cases no such protection of property existed. dozens of businesses had broken windows or graffiti or both. >> it outrages me because as a citizen of oakland we're way more progressive than this. >> reporter: outside the foot locker, anthony wilson said one of his friends was mistakingly arrested while watching the protest. >> they actually separated him from his sewn. >> reporter: wilson says he agrees with the protesters

message but not about their -- tactics. >> we need to just not break stuff, especially oakland. >> reporter: some destruction has reached up telegraph avenue over the past few nights upsetting residents. >> it hurts my heart because we work really hard at building a better city. and to see people who would take advantage of an opportunity to vandalize and destroy property, it's quite disheartening to me. >> reporter: one business has sustained serious damage is a long time pillar of oakland community who's job it is to report. one person took video and showed us images of vandals. a man broke window after window outside the newsroom.

the greater faith missionary church is at the edge of the protests. reverend lawson spoke directly to the protesters. >> i know you're upset. but let's find a way to make a positive difference. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by many oakland residents. in oakland i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. and the chp says it recovered multiple firearms after it shut down a large side show near the port of oakland last night. the chp says as many as 200 people were involved in this side show around midnight. officers say they closed off each end of middle harbor road. officers say they detained those inside the perimeter and tried to identify them and determine if they had broken

any laws. >> it can be any where from aiding and abetting always way to participating in a speed contest to suspended license, driving without a license, if they have any outstanding warrants. the charges are wide ranging. some of those in the area said the officers were rounding up people who were not involved in the side show. major elect libby shaft said she was grateful for the help. during the holidays our thoughts often go to those less fortunate. but there's a push tonight to get you to think about another vulnerable group. the incentive to bringing a puppy into your home this holiday. and today was a special first that volunteers and those there for a meal will not

forget. the work now under way following destructive dell strays. -- demonstrations.

on this thanksgiving day when ferguson missouri bakery owner says she's thankful for those who helped her shop after it was vandalized in the protest. fund raising sites raised $150,000 and today against all odds she was able to deliver her thanksgiving orders. she is one of the many residents of city touch by kindness that arose out of

violence. >> reporter: protests dying down in ferguson ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. two days after a grand jury decided not to indict officer darren wilson for the shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown. the next step for residents is cleaning up the damage by the day's long chaos. business owners returning to cover up their store fronts and protect whatever they have left from looters but some people say ferguson is more than what's seen on the news. >> this is my ferguson. the stuff that happens at night and the thing that people are watching on the national news. that's just such a small bit of what's happening here. there's so much donation and charity going on. >> reporter: despite the destruction, community members say they're sticking together. >> there's been a lot of people out here really centered on love and peace and community. i know we're all out here yesterday cleaning, everybody

has come together. >> reporter: meanwhile outrage over the grand jury's decision is spreading nationwide. troops remained station in and around the city. in ferguson missouri, dominique dometali. supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg is recovering at home. ginsburg had a stent inserted into her artery. ginsburg should be at work on monday. six people were arrested today for trying to disrupt the macy's thanksgiving parade in new york city. the group was protesting the

grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. parade organizers say the demonstrator didn't have any effect on the parade going on about a block away. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to enjoy the 88th edition of the parade despite temperatures in the 30s. at san francisco's glide memorial church, parishioners like to say the spirit is everywhere. and today that love mixed nicely with the scent of a nice turkey dinner. alex sadvige was at glide as many gave back. >> reporter: a tradition at glide's in san francisco. for a warm meal served up with a great smile. >> look at what life is doing for everybody out there. now there's a lot of people out there that need help. >> reporter: glide dished out turkey and sides for needy people. and that turkey was served up

by these volunteers. they spent all day carving that turkey. >> someone is always less fortunate than the next one. i just feel like by coming here and helping i know someone out there will at least be appreciative of it. >> reporter: also at the carving table this morning, mayor ed lee, proud to see san francisco's generous spirit shine through on thanksgiving. >> this city is all about people connecting up with each other. if we can find ways in which our compassion for each other is demonstrated over and over again. >> reporter: it was also a busy morning across town at the salvation army where a team of volunteers were up early making thanksgiving meals to go. and they even let me hop into the assembly line. >> we're getting some more turkey in here. >> reporter: the salvation army is delivering 3,500 of these sealed meals to people who can't leave their homes either because of age or illness.

>> it's amazing how many people in our area don't have food and the fact that all this food and so many volunteers are here, that was amazing. >> a rewarding day of service. >> reporter: preparing meals that make a huge difference for so many. >> this is a special thanksgiving for st. anthony's foundation in san francisco. it served turkey dinner in its new multi million dollars facility to about 4,000 guests today. for more 50 years, st. anthony's diner room operated out of an old cramped building. last month a new, larger and better equipped diner room opened. the executive director says he has already seen a difference. >> before people would be eating their food with their head down looking at the tray. today they could be looking up

at the server and talking to everyone. in weather, lots of sunshine, we still have multiple clear skies in the area. live doppler sweeps not picking up much right now but it will be a different story by this time tomorrow. so here's the forecast for your friday. starting out the day with partly to mostly cloudy skies. probably more clouds by mid- morning to the latter portions of the morning. upper 30s to upper 40s. then into the afternoon hours more clouds, the slight chance of a shower up in the north bay. probably a better bet though by the evening hours and tomorrow will be cooler than today instead of the seven -- 70s we're thinking low to mid-50s for the afternoon. look at these projected numbers, upper 30s santa rosa, napa, san francisco 48. and san jose 43-degree. a stormy pattern developing not

much for them. not much change for tomorrow just more clouds out there. but their main event moves in for saturday. you can see multiple rain clouds. periods of rain this weekend could be locally heavy at times. you can see for the north bay and coastal hills by wednesday afternoon. we could have a rainfall amounts ranging from five to 8- inches. this could be the cumulative impact. in the short term we can pick up the clouds approaching the region. here we are saturday morning, heavy rain pushing into the region. scattered rain showers coming up at 10:45 we will take a closer look at the model because we're tracking more rain chances. pretty significant rain clouds in the updated forecast. all of that coming up in the five day. it certainly wasn't my first thought this morning. but a run was on the minds of

thousands today. the special guilt free way many people spent their thanksgiving morning. and it's not just families home for the holidays. why thousands of families are getting help finding a forever home. >> hi this is lieutenant agaver just wishing a very happy thanksgiving to all my family in sunny vale california. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪

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they are off. for these runners it was a competition. for others not so much. it was about getting outside with family and friends and perhaps maybe getting out of cooking. ktvu's noelle walker was in san jose when tens of thousands of people hit the street for the annual turkey trot. >> reporter: while some of us were sleeping in or up cooking for thanksgiving. >> 13870. >> reporter: runners were checking in and warming up for the big race.

>> three, two, one. >> reporter: a really big race. with more than 26,000 people pounding the pavement. >> they want to kick off their holidays in a fun and healthyway. >> reporter: the silican valley turkey trot is the largest race in the country. >> so you can burn a few calories before you consume a thousand later today. >> reporter: the race draws elite runners who pace under five minute miles and runners who are up and coming. >> what are you going to do today zoe. >> run. >> how fast are you? >> 100. 1million. >> reporter: and there she goes. a born runner. >> we used to be. this is the first -- >> reporter: what happened. >> this is the first since the baby. we got married. this is the first race in five years. so we're excited. >> go ahead and line up we'll get starteded in just a couple

of minutes. >> reporter: some come for the costumes. >> a little note twin brother obey run kanoby. >> i got this costume for halloween. >> i am the chef and i'm preparing a turkey. >> a 10-pound turkey. they may hot cross the finish line first. >> i like to look for the creativity. >> reporter: but they'll look good when they do finish. how about difficult in running in that costume. >> that's a good one. i asked the panda, i said you have to run in that. >> i'm going to wear it to all my runs and yeah. >> reporter: in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. and also in the south bay the silican valley humane society is reminding people not to forget homeless animals this holiday season. as part of this home for the

holiday pet adoption the shelter is offering an adoption for shelter animals. the cost is just $12 through the end of the year. >> they also provide preand postadoption counseling to help ease the transition into the new home and make it a smooth transition for everybody. >> officials at the shelter say the holidays are a popular time to adopt a pet. many peel have time off of work and are able to spend time with a newly adopted pet which they say is ideal for welcoming one to a new home. they play for the love of the game and they're also one out. plus emergency vehicles used to respond to another kind of emergency on this holiday. and they were bringing lots of smiles.

san francisco police officers, sheriff deputies and firefighters were out in force but not to fight crimes or fires. david stevenson reports how they loaded up meals. >> the planning started about a month ago. >> today has been a wonderful day. >> reporter: for a program that's been going on for 30 years. >> after years of doing it, they have it down to a science. everybody has numbers, everybody has routs. >> rout 23. walk out with it. thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: on their day off, sheriff deputies, police officers and their families.

>> 27. >> here you go. >> reporter: volunteer to deliver chinese elderly meals. many are unable to make it to celebrations. >> when i see how happy they are, i'm happy to share in their happiness. >> happy thanksgiving, thank you. >> reporter: police chief lazar says it's important for him to bring his children along. >> we have a nice meal planned later but before we do that, we have to help others. a collision on 880. two of the crashes involved four cars in the northbound

lanes at about 2:00 this morning. the man who died is identified at 44-year-old juan zamora. the individual arrested for dui in that same crash was not named. nearly three hours later, two cars collided also in the northbound lanes and at least one person suffered minor injuries. a series of earthquakes shook up parts of napa. one measured 2.1, the other 2.5. two miles south of yontville and 6 miles northwest of napa. there have been no reports though of any damage or injuries from those quakes. this snowstorm has passed on the east coast but the traffic delays are still being felt. the next good thing is people were traveling yesterday to get to the destination by today. some flights were delayed or cancelled. but many travelers took it in 

stride. >> it's actually very easy. it was only delayed by one hour. >> it's mother nature. it's going to do what it wants to do and you just go with it. >> reporter: snow and traffic had to go slowly. the storm also caused widespread outages. thanksgiving day can be a good day to fly as we found out at san francisco airport. >> oh, look at you. >> we bumped into a grandmother flying to sfo to see her children and grandchildren. sfo expects to see 1.3 million passengers through sunday. that's about 3% more than last year. many of those holiday travelers are taking to the skies for one reason to see their families. >> how was your flight? >> it was very nice. it was long but comfortable. and i enjoyed it very much. especially the end result here of seeing my daughter.

>> they expect to see a 6% increase in passengers. okay we're going to ask you tonight what are you thankful for for this thanks giving holiday. so many have so many reasons. joseph huerta went to the embarcadero and asked people that same question. >> what am i thankful for? >> are we on? >> i'm thankful for my family. >> i am so thankful for my mom. >> my beautiful sister. >> if it wasn't for her i wouldn't be where i am today. >> of course, mom. >> i'm thankful for my mom. >> i'm thankful for rojan. >> i'm thankful for my brother. >> and my little buddy here that goes everywhere with me. >> i have an amazing daughter, amazing future son-in-law. >> we got engaged on this trip. >> we're blessed.

>> what am i thankful for. my dear people. oh, hey. >> don't be camera shy. >> i'm thankful i'm in san francisco instead of michigan in the winter. >> they're 30 degrees, wet and cold. >> the east coast is getting slammed we're enjoying this. >> a great place to be. >> this holiday. i'm thankful for the hawks. ready. go hawks. >> we came from maryland to come see the niners beat the seahawks tonight. >> yeah. >> ravens and the 49ers football game. he's from maryland. >> i'm thank. to be alive today. i have some where to sleep in, i have food to eat. >> for having a roof over my head. >> i'm thankful for everything i have. i don't have everything i want but i have everything i need. >> what am i thankful for? >> happy thanksgiving. >> lots to be thankful for. >> that's what i'm going to do next time i go out on the field. i'm going to postthe question

on a paper plate. >> we all have something to be thankful for. every year around this time countless charities help those in need. >> currently i'm waiting for a place to live. >> we'll show you how this woman who is in need herself raises spirit for others. ktvu viewers step up to make dreams come true for a bay area team who couldn't make it to the national championship. female announcer: through thanksgiving weekend

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>> some of those businesses were ones thatwere really harmed by the vandalism that has unfortunately been unleashed on oakland. >> she called the vandalism untolerable and unrespectable of oakland. she said the vandals are not protesters but criminals. >> just do something of kindness for somebody else. giving tuesday is to get us to stop buying and thinking about what's communal and what it takes to keep a community together. >> reporter: organizizers of giving tuesday are asking us to help address a community problem or donate time. and president obama is encouraging us to give every day. tuesday night we told you about the richmond steeler

cadets. the kids eight to 11 years old had won the state championship and they needed $20,000 to make the trip in orlando florida. their manager set up a go fund me account but it only raised $1,900. then after our story, the team raised $29,000. >> words can't describe how excited we are to be able to give these kids that opportunity and it's all because of you guys out there. so, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> yes, thank you ktvu viewers. the game of football has been a safe haven for these players. in fact, one boy told us he's heard gunshots on the way to his elementary school. that team is expected to leave a week from friday. so good luck. she admits she has had ups and downs but says that doesn't mean she still doesn't enjoy life. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: right now she's looking for a place to live.

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many nonprofits celebrate the holidays by helping others. >> and a woman is celebrating thanksgiving with song. >> happy thanksgiving, happy thanksgiving and welcome to st.

anthony's ♪ >> reporter: she sings from her heart as she has her entire life. >> i sang as a child then as a hobby, then in choirs. >> reporter: now sheryl harris sings outside st. anthony's. >> one day i came to pray actually and there was a priest who asked me if i could help him sing and i was impressed by that. my approximate age is 65. >> reporter: it doesn't matter what song she sings. >> you know jingle bells was written for thanksgiving right. well now you know. >> ♪ >> reporter: and the words do

not matter. >> sometimes i make up, but most of the ones i sing they've already been written by somebody else. >> i sing because i just love to sing. >> reporter: she takes on life with a smile. >> they're going to say who is that lady right there. >> reporter: and she tries to make people laugh although often makes herself do just that. >> i think i told, you know you can drive a forklift. >> no. >> reporter: all that matters to sheryl is she's helping others. >> looks like we have more coming in ♪ are you counting the food ♪ >> reporter: she could use a little help herself. >> presently i'm waiting for a place to live. i'm cot surfing but that's okay. >> reporter: but you won't find her complaining. >> i've had some struggles, some ups and some downs but you know through all of it it's

great. i'm am still on this side. i'm still on this side of the earth. so that's good. >> reporter: she's thankful for the joys of life. >> i'm singing because i'm happy. ♪ happy thanksgiving to you and welcome. that story is really making me smile as we wrap up thanksgiving and heading into the holiday season. it looks like holiday season already with all those lights. here we go with the live doppler sweeps trying to detect the rainfall. here you see the embarcadero lights here and the bay bridge looking very pretty out there and just basically mostly clear skies right now. partly cloudy skies overnight. we're going to thicken up the clouds for your friday

throughout the afternoon hours and rain mix will come back this weekend that's a definite. here's your forecast model showing you nothing right now. look at those numbers going up as we head into saturday. we have more rain clouds to talk about for sunday and into next week. but a pretty good start here as we head into the weekend. late tahoe forecast, wind advisory kicks in tomorrow morning. gusty winds for friday and get ready for more rain and snow as we head into the weekend. snow levels coming down to around 6,000, 6,500 feet. we could have some travel delays especially on the way home on sunday. at least two storms we're tracking right now. there's one lining up offshore and one way out here to the north and to our west. at least for tomorrow. clouds for your friday. the chance of a few showers, especially by friday night up in the north bay. but at least a good portion of your friday will be dry especially for the morning

hours. until next week, the weekend saturday, sunday and tuesday of next week. the first round of rain saturday morning. periods of rain sunday, gusty winds possibly a break in the significant rainfall. that will be on monday. that will set the stage for more rain clouds tuesday and into wednesday of next week. get ready for a significant change in the weather pattern. tomorrow night 7:00, the chance for rain showers up in the north bay. gradually spreading to the south. another surge of moisture moves into the bay area first thing sunday morning. possibly a break later sunday and into monday. but we're not going to be able to go completely dry. forecast highs for tomorrow mainly in the upper 50s to low to mid-50s out there. these temperatures cooler than today. you can see san jose 63 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast. multiple rain clouds coming up saturday into sunday. possibly a break into monday. we could definitely use a break

tuesday and into wednesday. we definitely need each rain drop out there. but heather will have quite a bit of rainfall to talk about and power outages. >> what a start to december. a disappointing night at levi's stadium. >> the 49ers losing to the seahawks. >> we were on teus pating a pretty good match up in the west. -- we were anticipating a pretty good match in the west. that's coming up in sportless. -- that's coming up in sports.

we're back at levi's stadium where tonight the 49ers and seattle seahawks met in what has evolved into one of the good rivalries in the nfl but right now that rivalry is all seattle. memories of last year's nfc champ championship fresh on everybody's minds here. the 49ers made a fatal mistake.

kaepernick intercepted by public enemy number one. richard sherman making the pick and gives the seahawks the shortfall on a miscommunication. the seahawks took advantage of that short field. 13-yard touchdown pass from russell wilson to robert turbin it was 7-0 seahawks with 129 left in the first quarter. if you want to see why russell wilson is so dangerous. take a look at this play. we're early in the second quarter. donte johnson takes a cut. that results in a 63-yard play to tony moiaki that set up another seahawks play. lynch always seems to have a big play against the 49ers. he begins with this big match.

149yards rushing for lynch. he has had four 100-yard rushing games. the rest of the nfl has only done that five times. when kaepernick was having problems because of miscommunications when he wasn't doing that he was being sacked. ben net with this one. a very pedestrian. richard sherman puts a cap on it with his second interception of the game. the seahawks win it. seattle now 8-4. the 49ers 7-5. the indignity of wilson and sherman sharing thanksgiving dinner on the middle of the 49ers field. right now the seahawks have nothing but bragging rights. >> their fans were saying sol

pretty vulgar things. we always tell our fans to be graceful. sometimes you just have to let sleeping dogs lie or you get this. >> it's not acceptable, we didn't play well we didn't perform well. we have a much higher standard for ourselves. >> we understand the fan's frustration. we're frustrated. they show up on sunday and cheer for their team. we give or lives for sports. all the sacrifice our families come through and come out today and play that way, it's disheartening. >> as we looked around at the match ups when today began. we thought they were pretty good ones around the nfl. really none of those materialized. the middle game was philadelphia and dallas. the eagles scored quickly on a couple of early drives. it's an -- sanchez to matthews here. it was 23-7 at the half. mccoy with a big game for the

eagles. he rushed for 159 yards. this third quarter touchdown as he stiff arms his way to the end zone. final score 33-10. philadelphia now 9-3 dallas. 8-4. a couple of time that is the 49ers could be chasing as far as the play offs are concerned. the early game was detroit and chicago and that one wasn't much of a match up either as the lions won it. a couple of big connections from stafford to johnson. they had a couple of those johnson. how about this day 11 catches, 146 yards and the two touchdowns. stafford found nine different receivers. really things didn't turn very well for the 49ers. they're going to have to win out probably if they're going to be a play off team. reporting live from levi's stadium. >> thank you so much joe. we have some breaking news that we want to tell you about right now. it's happening in the south bay. that's where the chp motorcycle

officer has been seriously injured in an accident. the officer was getting off in san jose, he is expected to survive. more on facebook and twitter we'll see you tomorrow.

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