live look at the great mall in milpitas where holiday shopping is well under way. people are still out there this morning. we are going to bring you team coverage from all of those across the bay area. good morning, everyone it is friday, november 28th i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. pam and dave are enjoying a day off. i want to start you off with a look at your weather and traffic. rosemary, you have a busy few days in front of you. maybe four, five wet ones. >> i'm going to be exhausted by the end. and wouldn't you know my computer freezes up on me. i'm going to briefly explain what you can expect for today. and then i'm going to fix my computer. let's take a live look at storm tracker 2. do you notice that rain line over northern california? it's going to creep our way. in the meanwhile we are going to be dry for today. let me see if i can get this to move. no, it's frozen.

it is partly cloudiy this morning opinion we have quite a bit of fog out there. visibility is down to a quarter mile. temperatures for this afternoon on the cool side. upper 50s to low 60s. this rain will move into the bay area and bring us wet weather for not only saturday but sunday as well. once i fix this computer,ly come back and give you your current conditions. i will show you what to expect for the afternoon and tracking this rain coming up. good morning, sal. rosemary good morning. right now traffic is doing very well. it's not really a commute day for most people but people are on the road early. you can see the bay bridge there are cars there. i bet you am good percentage of these people are going to the mall. you might have to worry about visibility. it's pretty foggy in some areas. this is a look at 880. that commute looks pretty good. if you are driving in the south bay, the freeways are looking

good. i just want to remind you that chp does maximum enforcement. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. happening now shoppers are already lining up for black friday deals at bay area malls. ktvu katie utehs is joining us live from the great mall in milpitas. i know mike already put in his request for a leaf blower. maybe if you can go in and get me good christmas decorations on special. that would be awesome. [ laughter ] >> reporter: all right. call me after this live shot. you can put in which color of decorations you want. silver, gold, red, whatever you like. we are here to please claudine. people are here. it is packed in milpitas. there is some parking spots if

you want to burn off that thanksgiving turkey, there are plenty of deals. everyone is in a great mood. the deals still approve to be strong this year. even though stores are opening earlier than in years past. thousands packed into great mall as it opened up at 6:00 last night. many stores any further closed rolling black thursday into black friday. we're seeing lots of sleepy people with loads of shopping bags to show for their over night efforts. one man said it was easier to fit in a massage chair to guard his wifes bags. while she shops around. >> i'm happy and she's happy too. >> reporter: the marketing director called this the calm before the storm. really the second storm she says when people return to shop today after getting in sleep following the black friday shopping sprees.

while the mall is packed, home depot is also hopping. i still have to go in and price mike's leaf blowers but we will get to that. in our next live report we talked to some of the people that are working this black friday. pulling double shifts. we'll have more on why they say it's actually fun for them. mike and claudine. >> look for that leaf blower and something for my wife. after i listened to that one interview. >> reporter: there are jewelry sales. >> oh i forgot to tell you rosemary said lights that run on batteries. are you writing it down? >> reporter: it's all up here. we've got it for you. the city of oakland is putting its own twist on black friday. libby schaaf will kick off plaid friday by visiting stores in the old oakland historic district. this is video from last years event which encourages them to

shop local. celebrating independently owned stores. but some stores in oakland hit hard by the vandalism could stay closed today. it will be a tough blow for merchants on their busiest and most profitable days of the year. ferguson protestors crashed public buildings. >> it outrages me because as a citizen of oakland, we are way more progressive. >> churches are reaching out to protestors. reverend tells demonstrators

that -- oakland hopes free park willing encourage people to shop downtown. downtown businesses could use the boost this year. especially in the wake of the recent vandalism. in order to keep the flow of shoppers ready. time limits will be -- police say they have shot and killed a man suspected of firing on several buildings including police headquarters. gunfire also targeted the federal courthouse and the mexican consulate and closed interstate 35 which runs through downtown austin. a robot is now examing one device that was found near police headquarters. a backpack containing

$100,000 was left at a burger king. according to the san jose mercury news the owner called police after finding that backpack on wednesday. when officers got there, they say they found $100,000 in cash inside along with marijuana, a list of phone numbers, and a bank withdrawal slip. just a few days fire season will officially end in three north bay counties. they have announced there is no longer a big threat of fire. the fire season will officially end on monday. more rain is expected to ball in the north bay in the coming days as rosemary has mentioned. it will continue to monitor conditions. cal fire is gearing up for next years season. cal fire is taking applications through the end of january for men and women who think they

have what it takes to be a seasonal firefighter. you must be at least 18 years old and in good physical health. firefighters must be able to carry 75 extra pounds through tough terrain. special thanksgiving home coming a few hours from now. crew might bees on the coast guard -- crew members on the coast guard cutter have been on a 140 day deployment. they seized 6-point six o'clock tons of ill -- 6.6 tons of illegal drugs. they are expected to arrive at 8:30 this morning. it's 6:08 this morning. it has been a big debate across the nation. should employees have to work on thanksgiving. coming up at 6:30 there is a new push by state lawmakers.

>> a unique warning designed to keep you safe. what it took to get the message out about shopping safety.

his is all from a florida police department using the pint size flairs that cut crime and followed a season car break in. those are big problems in florida and everywhere really. people leave those valuables in plain sight in their cars and police are trying to get you not to do that. to get the word out, members came up with the idea of using kids in their police safety video. >> a lot of times we put things out that a lot of people don't listen to what we are saying. good thing to do it is let's have kids talk to it. >> the police department also uses the same approach with the video created by kids by halloween. the videos have been a big hit on social media. bart is also trying to keep all the holiday shoppers safe

this season. the transit agently will provide police escorts or security experts at several of its stations this holiday season. shoppers who pay at the bay fair station can request an escort and the escorts will be added to other stations next month. this year bart has also added a new free bart watch app that allows customers to report crimes. bart is also adding longer trains to accommodate the holiday shopping crowd. >> and while many are shopping at those big box stores, tomorrow you can give back to the local stores. tomorrow is small business saturday. it was created by american express back in 2010 to help get shoppers spend their money locally. many are offering up deals and items you can't find anywhere else. organizers in pleasanton say the event is very important for their stores. >> shopping small all the time is very important. for every $100 spent in your local independent businesses, $68 is reinvested into the

local hunt. for jobs and higher incomes for those employees. >> according to american express, people spend about $5.7 billion during small business saturday last year. time is 6:13. want to head out to sal castaneda. i know we have done black fridays in the past where we have seen droves of people swarming to get to places. not really so much. >> i think when they started doing it yesterday, it took some of the steam out today. we do see some people out there. let's take a look at 280 northbound. lots of times after you know, you don't see anyone on holidays like this, it's a holiday for some. but there are people already out there doing their christmas shopping no doubt. some of them. this is a look at the entire south bay. in the a lot of red there. i don't see very much red at all on 101 and 85.

bay bridge toll plaza we have no backup. watch out for the fog otherwise we should be in pretty good shape. let's go to the weather. here is rosemary. sal, good morning to you. we do have fog out there this morning. if you are stepping out to do some shopping, hopefully not going to work. giving you a live look into union square. we have macy's there. we will be mainly dry for that tree lighting sunday. we've got the ridge of high pressure that is beginning to again break down for today. today is going to be our last dry day for the next several days. ly show you the future cast model coming up. we will have the possibility of a few scattered showers. today is a dry day. partly cloudy skies. upper 50s to low 60s. but the rain arrives late tonight into tomorrow morning.

and our first heavy round will arrive when we sleep. sunday could be a little breezy as well. we get a little bit of a break on monday but then more rain coming on tuesday. here we are friday afternoon again by about sunset. i think over parts of the north bay we have the possibility of a few scattered showers coming our way. look at the central and south bay. partly cloudy to mostly clear here. we are cloudy here and for most again it's going to be a dry day. by tomorrow morning things start to change. as we get into 8:00 tomorrow morning scattered showers in the forecast. tomorrow morning it will be rain. and on sunday morning we have cloudy skies and more rain in the forecast. and i mentioned a moment ago we will continue with this unsettled weather all the way into next week. that is great news. snow for the sierra as well. could see up to a foot of snow. be prepared if you are traveling to the sierra for the weekend. let's talk about the numbers

right now. 48-degrees if you head to macy is. 30 in walnut creek. some of us very cool this morning. just above freezing. it's the chilly start. temperatures in the afternoon 59 pacifica. low 60s hayward. 66 in livermore. and morgan hill 64 degrees expected for you. as we get into the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, we've got mountain view at the moment because the computer has stopped on me once again. but tomorrow morning we are here. you, me and claudine. we have rain in the forecast. sunday more rain in the forecast. spotty showers on and off. it will be wet, it will be cloudy, it will be cool. you have snow in the sierra. >> from the san rafael ridge, to emeryville, system of the worst fog i have seen in a long time. >> got to move slow. >> thanks. we have a follow up to a

story we reported on the morning news yesterday. the chp plans to hold a news conference to discuss its crack down on a large side show. officers say they boxed in hundreds of vehicles at the event. several of which were involved in reckless and dangerous side show stunts. the chp says we should get more details on exactly how many people were arrested, cited, and how many vehicles were impounded. he had the proud distinction of being the oldest on the job and now after 45 years a bay area national park ranger is enjoying retirement. noel walker spent a day with rangers fan eddy. >> reporter: at an hour when the distant fog horns, the sound track of sweet dreams. it is sam eddy's alarm clock. the national park ranger is at

work as soon as he steps out the front door. his office is parked in the driveway. >> it works. it's a great office. >> reporter: ranger eddy knows this beat better than anyone. >> there is is always a surprise. >> reporter: because he's been working it longer than anyone. >> the oldest law enforcement officer. oldest law enforcement officer in the whole department of interior actually. >> now that we have made age an issue, that is 69 years young. >> i don't think it is old. i think it's pretty young. >> reporter: the year man walked on the room, manson terrorized l.a., and protests

christened a young cop. >> we had demonstrations it seemed like every couple weeks. we would get insults and bottles and rocks thrown at us. >> reporter: in 25 years as a park policeman, another 20 as a ranger, sam eddy has a collection of highlights. >> i've been a climber in probably 14-15 cliff rescues. i used to keep count, i lost count. i was going to be on the cover. >> reporter: a post 9/11 feature in the new york times. and pictures you have to see to believe. >> that was an unusual day on the bridge. >> reporter: herding ostriches across the golden gate and running a traffic break for deer. >> went right through the toll plaza and took the 19th avenue exit without paying the toll mind you. >> reporter: pictures that tell the story of a 45-year career. and this one inspired chapter.

it's titled sleeping in. >> it's too much. i can't imagine it not being part of my life. >> reporter: ranger sam eddy. is retiring. >> i'm the luckiest person around to be able to do this and get paid for it. i wish it would never end. >> reporter: they say all good things do end. beginning with a long goodbye. in the marin headlands noel walker ktvu channel 2 news. >> u.s. park ranger sam eddy. what a story career there. it looks like he's got another 20 years in him. >> he's got another 20 years to

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two young boys recovering after spending six hours trapped in a snow bank in new york state. police say the two cousins were playing outside wednesday night in newburg when a snowplow operator failed to see them and pushed a wall of snow right on top of them. police searched for the boys for six hours before someone finally heard their cries for help. police say the boys were gasping for air when they were found but they were not seriously hurt. airports getting ready for a busy weekend. we put a call into san

francisco international this morning. even though it is foggy out there, the airport is not seeing any significant delays. if the fog does not burn off, they could see it later in the day. >> it was very nice. it was long but comfortable. i enjoyed it very much. especially the end result here. >> oakland international expects to see a 6% increase. and getting too to and from the airport should be a little easier thanks to bart service extension. mineta san jose is expecting 7% more passengers this year compared to last thanksgiving. san francisco's union square will officially light up for the holidays tonight. that is rosemary's favorite

place. it's the annual tree liting ceremony. headlining the festivities is the 12-year-old singer known as the little man with a strong voice from america's got talent season nine. is your coat closet stuffed? how you can get a bit more closet space and help out someone in need. >> we are live at the sun valley mall in concord where black friday is on. we'll tell you why the crowds aren't as intense this year compared to years previous. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute if you want to call it that. it is very light in most places. but watch out chp is out there. the fog will also be an issue. >> fog thish you this morning.

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shoppers, coffee in hand going around looking for their black friday deals. ktvu tara moriarty is going to have more on the deals out there today. did you see that live picture some shoppers are already sitting down. they are so tired and so exhausted. they needed to take a break. >> all the guys needed to take a break. >> weather and traffic. we've got it for you. before the shopping. we've got weather coming in.

let's hit rosemary first. >> rosemary and i were talking shopping. >> i wish i could be there right now. if you are going to be shopping this weekend, you are going to need your umbrella. i will get to that in a moment. let's take a look at the clouds and the fog. the fog a little thick in some areas. mike said driving in areas along the east bay and the richmond, san rafael bridge he caught up with some fog. visibility down to a quarter mile. it's really thick through the delta as well. so much so the sacramento national weather service has issued a dense fog advisory if you do have an early morning drive, be prepared for that. this is going to slide through the bay area. but not for today. at least not for most of us. by the evening hours over the north bay you will have scattered showers in the

forecast. but from the central bay to the south we have partly cloudy skies. meanwhile temperatures right now a chilly start in napa. 48sfo. into the afternoon mostly clear skies for the south bay. if you are trying to get into san francisco, the traffic is doing well on the bridge, but

it's foggy everywhere as rosemary mentioned. so be careful your visibility may be low. san mateo bridge the same thing depose. it seems to have improved a little bit. traffic will still be effected by the fog. 580 is one of those great freeways. not a regular friday at all. it looks good getting over to castro valley. consumers walking off all that thanksgiving turkey by going shopping. >> they are hoping to find those door busting deals. tara moriarty is live inside the sun valley mall. we've been giving katy our little wish list where she is. any good deals where you are? >> reporter: well, i think i'm at one of the stores you probably like. a lot claudine. >> where are you? oh yeah. i can always find something in that store. >> reporter: the gap. 50% off.

come inside here. they have all of this great jogging gear for the kids. this is one of my favorite stores and i have a very big family. a lot of people to shop for and a lot of great deals here at the mall. this isn't the only store. we haven't seen too many lines expect for here. take a look at this video folks waiting to buy a pair of the new air jordans. these people stood in line wednesday for a wristband and went by lottery and they are back ready to cough up $185 for a pair of these flashy sneakers. >> the jordans. >> reporter: how much are those? >> $185. i don't care. he's an honor roll student, good kid. that's all he asked for christmas.

>> we had all of our stores open. many decided to remain open all night long. we had all the doors open and over 50 stores that said they were going to stay open throughout the night. >> before you buy make sure you check your local store for restrictions. limited supplies. cut off times and comparison shopping. there was woman that said have you been able to find some good deals? some of the items are on sale, some of the items aren't so it's a little tricky there. it's better when the whole store is half off because we know we are good. she's already spent about $150 but she doesn't think she will be here much longer. it's definitely getting more crowded as the morning goes on and a lot more folks waking up. live until concord i'm tara

moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> get good grades, you get your arizona jordans. are those jordans 50% off? i know gap had 50% off. is that $185 full price? >> reporter: no, they are not on sale. they are $185. i said are you sure you want to spend that? she said i love my son. i'm going to get the air jordans. >> hopefully it didn't ruin the surprise then. some walmart workers have threatened to walk off the job this black friday including workers at the walmart near the oakland coliseum. this is video of a protest from 2012. protestors say the majority of walmart workers are paid $125 a year and calling for walmart to raise wages. they are looking for full time hours for part time employees

who want more hours. state lawmaker is taking on black friday by introducing a bill that will require workers to get double play on thanksgiving and christmas. >> we have more and more workers in the state being forced out of their homes on thanksgiving to go in and work. >> walmart is responding to the proposed bill. many employees choose to work holidays to pick up extra hours. >> oakland walmart will be the site of a demonstration today. campaign organizers want to

boycott black friday. they are encouraging consumers to turn to economic activism and not spend money on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. a chp motorcycle officer suffered major injuries after getting hit by a car suspected of running red light in sunnyvale. they were going from highway 101 to lawrence expressway. highway patrol says the driver was traveling northbound on the expressway when a driver ran a red light and struck the motorcycle officer. the officer was transported to the hospital with major but nonlife threatening injuries. >> it is always tragic when there is collisions. it's more tragic when one of us

is involved. >> the officer is stationed in the bay area. he was in the south bay last night working traffic control at the 49ers game. the driver did stop and is cooperating with investigators. investigators say alcohol was not a factor in the crash. ktvu is proud to kick off one warm coat drive. alex savidge is live. >> reporter: good morning, to you. we already have a couple of gently used coats and jackets already this morning. the goal here with this drive is to make sure that everyone who needs a coat has one this winter. we're at bay street in emeryville. take a look. we already have coats and jackets that have been backed off. this is one of several spots that can make a donation this year. the 12th year in a row. let me show you some of the spots. you can also go to the ferry

building if you plan to be in san francisco. and at walnut creek. now all the coats collected will go to nonprofits throughout the day bay area. that includes the st. anthony and st. vincent. they will distribute this outer ware to those in need. those coats go to help the homeless and also the working poor and your donation today really can make a huge difference. >> there is a big need. especially with the winter months coming up. >> reporter: one warm coat drive got started back in 1992. since then they have gathered more than three million coats. this year we need your help once again. while you are out and about and doing shopping later on today. drop by one of our locations throughout the bay area and drop off a gently used coat or

sweater. live in emeryville alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> go out and visit alex as well. >> reporter: sure. i need some company. backpack filled with bundles of cash found at a san jose burger king. >> we're live at the great mall in milpitas where i have just wrapped up holiday shopping for mike and claudine. i will show you what i picked up and some of the deals. >> things are improving a little bit fog wise. golden gate bridge still kind of foggy though. and some of the other bridges as well. we will run down the fog for you straight ahead. >> another cloudy shot.

this one from san francisco. we will be dry for your friday at least most of us. the rain developing later tonight and lasting through the weekend.

shoppers at the premium outlets in livermore. lines of cars trying to get

into those outlets. the stores will stay open until 10:00 tonight. police are warning drivers for those that expect heavy delays on 580 really through the weekend. shoppers could have a harder time finding a parking spot this year because of construction in the area. police are also warning shoppers to not leave valuables in those parked vehicles and to keep shopping bags out of site or just keep them in the trunk. the holiday shopping rush is also under way in milpitas. shoppers are seeing and i know you've had a lot of requests from studio a. are you picking anything up for us? >> reporter: we did. i want to show you claudine's ornaments. she requested christmas ornament and i found this lovely purple glitter ornament the. and mike i don't think you can be trusted with a leaf blower so i picked you up this. >> i've got two rakes but i could use another one. >> reporter: it's good exercise.

we are not hurting the environment with a gas powered leaf blower. we are all manpowerred. i caught up with interesting characters. let me show you video from inside the parking lot. these guys made a haul this morning. we talked to a couple international students from germany. what we are seeing here is instead of catching people going into the mall, we see a lot more people wrapping up their shopping because the mall opened up at 6:00 p.m.. the international students like i said they're from germany. they got a taste of this american tradition called black friday. let's just say they indulged. >> you're lying on the ground with a bunch of stuff behind you. what is up with that? >> we are trying to figure out how much we bought. >> reporter: we are seeing a lot of people really with just bags upon bags. not everyone bothered with the thanksgiving meal before

shopping. i'm told many people went to the 49ers game last night and after the loss unfortunately they came here for retail therapy and holiday deals. we saw big lines last night. it's been kind of quiet this morning. people are coming back for round two of shopping. there are still many black friday deals even though the stores opened a day early. rosemary i did not forget about you. i will go back and try to look for the battery operated lights. and i also i haven't heard from sal yet. >> he already weighed in. he wants power tools. >> power tools. >> he didn't get specific. he just get me power tools. >> a chain saw. >> that's who i want to have a chain saw. [ laughter ] >> unlike mike i trust sal with a chain saw. >> oh that one hurt.

>> we'll see what we can do. >> all right. katie utehs making us laugh. >> thanks, katie. >> i like my ornament. i think i got the best end of the deal. >> i like my rake. i do. sal. >> just to make it easier for katie. that ornament the you got was nice. i would take one of those. >> it was lovely. >> a little ornament put it on the tree. >> that thing was like a beach ball. [ laughter ] >> we will put it near the bottom of the tree then. going everybody. and by the way, in case you are trying to go out there, seriously. trying to get some shopping done, the roads are not that bad but there is one thing i want to tell you about. that is some pretty dense fog out there. be careful visibility is low. chp has put out advisories for drivers on any of the bay area bridges just because of the dense fog. visibility will not be good. it might be a little better or

easier as the sun comes up. but you can tell it's foggy out there. let's take a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. traffic is doing well. we have been looking at the airport delays. we don't see any major delays right now. the delays will start appearing over the weekend as people struggle to get back. and if you are driving on 580 which is one of the busiest commutes, this morning it's just not that way. traffic is looking good on 580. you have 49 let's go to rosemary. good morning to you. we have gray skies out there. if you plan on stepping out, fog can be an issue. we are going to have partly cloudy skies for the afternoon today. at least over the central and south bay. if you are over the north bay if you are along the coastline, i think you will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy for today. and i've given you a look at

the satellite view. taking a wide shot so we can talk about what is happening over there. ridge of high pressure locked in over the bay area. it's beginning to be pushed aside. it's breaking down. and on the backside of it. i think by sunset the possibility will be increasing. for most of us it will be a dry day. i will show you the rainfall forecast. it also helps to time it out for us. 5:00 this afternoon notice a few sprinkles now developing over the north edge of sonoma county as we get into 5:00. areas of i-80 through the delta we've got it now into san francisco south of the golden

gate bridge. notice most of the central bay going to be dry. mainly dry for today. but tomorrow morning we wake up and now it has filled in. we have scattered showers in the forecast for saturday as well as sunday. we will get a bit of a break on monday. more rain on tuesday. all good news. as far as rainfall totals into sunday night. anywhere from half an inch to an inch for the central and south bay. over north bay 1-2 inches and sol of our coastal hills and our north bay hills could pick up about 2.5 inches. so again some good news coming our way and snow for the sierra. up to apholate of snow. giving you a look at your temperatures this morning, if you are getting outdoors. it's a chilly one in napa. 48 in redwood city and 39 in livermore. walnut creek cold there as well. as we get into the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s. generally a cool day. could feel a little mild for

some. that rain that comes in on the weekend will be steady at times. it won't be wall to wall rain for the entire weekend. it will just be mostly cloudy with spotty showers in and out. >> i'm excited for the snow too. thanks. all right an animal shelter in the bay area is offering a unique deal this black friday. today the peninsula humane society will offer no fee adoptions for black cats and kittens. that is an $80 savings for adult cats and $105 saving for kittens. they will be open until 11:00 this morning. cars impounded, arrests made in 20 minutes. what the chp is saying about its crack down of a huge illegal side show. >> and sinking to their lowest point. message from team ceo jed york

that has raised a lot of eyebrows.

♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ it took me four days to hitch-hike from saginaw ♪ ♪ "i've come to look for america" ♪ 49ers fans not waking up too early. after being beat bin the super bowl champion seattle sea hawks last night. collin kaepernick had one of his worst games of his career.

he was picked off twice by richard sherman. final 19-3. tight end vernon davis echoing the sentiments of jed york. >> we are all in it together. the owners and coaches and players. we're all in it together. we know we can play better than that. we know it. >> and on top of all of this, sherman and the sea hawks quarterback russell wilson was interviewed at the table. it was complete with a thanksgiving turkey and set up there at mid field over the 49ers logo. here is jed york's tweet that has raised eyebrows after the game. this performance wasn't acceptable. i apologize for that. some fans view this tweet as putting everyone more pressure on head coach jim harbaugh and further speculation he might leave the team after this season. 8:00 this morning we are hoping to go live to

washington, d.c. because first lady michelle obama will be welcoming the official white house christmas tree. this is video of last years delivery. this years tree is an 18.5 not douglas fir. tomorrow the fairmont will unvail its ginger bread house. it has been a tradition for more than a sceptry. >> it's a blast. if you really want to hang out, you can always get a pop too after you take in the ginger

bread house. >> you have the whole day planned. >> i do. what you can expect to find if you plan on hitting the stores in search for a good bargain this morning. >> oakland businesses still reeling from the violent protests over ferguson. the message they hope to send to protestors spent on vandalism. stay with us. ç3ç3ç3ç3

black friday is in full swing. there is lots of deals to be had out here. but not too many crowds. we'll explain why. fog to contend with this morning. rain for your weekend. i'm tracking the changes in the weather coming up. >> and we hope you are in a generous mood this black friday. we need your help. we need your gently used coats. drop them off around the bay area. this is part of the warm coat drive. more than a million passengers expected to travel through sfo before the weekend is over. will the fog and storm cause