life way afree car, she now has a new smile. >> welcome to my house. >> reporter: and a new place to call her own. thanks to richard newberry and the kindness of strangers. her house in largo is equipped with furniture, frames and accessories. >> i'm thankful to everybody that had throw a hand to me and help me out. >> reporter: but even her new life is painful without her best friend. >> i wod to have my son back but i know this is god's will and i'm supposed to move on. but every day i miss him more and more and i don't know how to compensate. even so, everybody keeps saying

i would like to have him back in my life. >> reporter: no material can heal the wounds of monthsing a child but maybe love from others can help touch it. >> he is smiling down on you. >> reporter: on this thanksgiving, she is not only thankful for richard but also another friend becoming family. >> she makes an impact on everybody she comes across. she is just so loving. wanted her to be family. her family is not here. >> reporter: she still has a lot of healing to do but she won't be alone with many watching over her. >> the story doesn't end here. she actually has another car to her name because the former owner had hoped to sell it and donated the money to help her. but instead, she was able to keep it and now is giving away her old car to someone else who

thanksgiving with his family. >> we know a lot of you are right now getting comfortable on the couch feeling a little stuffed with a hearty thanksgiving dinner. some of your neighbors are already hitting the stores. the toys r us store just opened months ago. and they are ashaking off the turkey, getting those gifts. >> reporter: absolutely. shoppers are just starting to come in now. they've had their thanksgiving turkey. they've gotten in line and spent the day just wa up. this is supposed to be one of of the ones, my walking pole. a hot new tow. this is the toy area where they are demonstrating the latest gadgets, a lovable robot dog. it is not mass chaos in here. they have an organized system. they are letting in 50 people at a time. so they are fog to do this kind of orderly but people have made their list, checked it twice

shopping now. ma'am, what are you looking for? >> i don't want to be on the news. >> hot toy. >> what are you looking for? >> 3ds. >> oh, yeah? >> i want a shopkins. >> shopkins. >> and no what are you shopping for? >> shopkins and probably legos as well. >> why are you foregoing your thanksgiving night to come out and shop. >> i have five kids so i get the best deals i can. and i have them for christmas. i eat my turkey early and i'm coming shopping. >> it looks nice and orderly. >> reporter: people aren't plowing each other over. good luck shopping. >> thank you so much.

you got to keep checking back for the hatchamals. these people starting their christmas shopping. back to you. >> kendra, thank you. you might be surprised just how many natural stores are open in addition to toys r us. wal-mart, sears, target, macy's best buy are all beating the black friday rush and are opening this evening. you have to stay up until 3:00 in the morning. but as you can see, many stores including at&t, bed, bath an beyond, dillard's, marshall's, publix that want to make sure their employees enjoy the holiday with family and friends. if you ever a member of marching band in school, the ultimate goal is the macy's thanksgiving day parade. that dream came true for talented musician hillsborough county. >> the sunshine state, here is the joe e. newsome high school

directed by michael j. miller. >> all right, newsome. >> everything from the costumes to how they marched. >> look at this. >> they do it all. they practice all summer long. i was told sometimes 12 hours a day. the band just one of eight from across the country marching in the macy's parade and the only one from florida. the band played a medley of songs that included some very appropriate you are my sunshine. much congratulations to newsome. you all looked great. speaking of as 1/2 million people lined the street of manhattan for this morning's iconic parade. and roxana saberi was among that huge crowd. >> reporter: members of the u.s. military academy march ad long the route of new york's thanksgiving day parade -- marched along the route. >> it is amazing. it is freezing but we're having so much fun. >> reporter: what do you think of the parade so far? >> i think it is awesome. >> reporter: millions came from

balloons of classic characters. >> i think it is nostalgic. everybody needs reminding that we've been doing this for 90 years. everybody loves charlie brown and the peanuts. >> reporter: charlie joined the usual crowd pleasers like hello kitty and thomas the tank engine and felix the cat returned. he first appeared back in 1927. why is it so important for you >> i mean, look, it is a maizey's. >> reporter: in addition to the balloons, fleets and festivities, visitors are seeing signs of heightened security like these sanitation trucks blocking traffic from crossing the parade route. an isis magazine had called the parade an excellent target but it didn't deter the crowd. >> it is always in the back of your head being a parent but no, i feel pretty secure right

officers were assigned to the parade. in new york, roxana saberi, 10 news. dozens of celebrities also took part in the parade including singers tony bennett and sarah mclaughlin. thousands of runners and walkers laced up their tennis shoes and raced this morning. runners raced three miles along beautiful bayshore boulevard. the event ended with go big medal for every participant. the runner tell us they're thankful for have burned so many calories before most people woke up this morning and now they can enjoy a guilt-free festivity. >> extra pie since i ran this morning. >> i only rub in there is food or someone is chasing me. >> i felt proud of myself sort

is really hard. >> he is relieved. >> have a good day. >> you too. president-elect donald trump is spending the thanksgiving holiday here in florida at his home in palm beach county. before leaving new york, he shared a message of unity and video published to his official transition team's youtube page. >> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> we note ied a lot of the same feelings when we posted the message on our facebook page a neat awrote, i love his septemberment but we can hope and pray people listen. my prayer is that we all stand united and no more division. jim added if our country wants to ever heal, we need to come

actually listen. you can join the discussion right there on our facebook page. just search for and like wtsp. com. you can bet three commercial fishermen had a lot to be grateful for today after they were rescued from their sinking boat in the gulf. a helicopter crew from the coast guard air station in clearwater rescued the crew of the marian, a 37-foot vessel when it started taking on water about 35 miles south-southwest in the panhandle. the men were no will be back home in st. mark's. coming up, no routine traffic stop. you will see the officer who was blind sided by a hidden fugitive. >> a warning before you click

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taking a live look outside. this is the florida thanksgiving. have some turkey, go to the beach, enjoy >> go out there and get comatose. >> we are also watching the cold front heading our way. that forecast coming up. tomorrow on black friday, lots of people will be skipping the stores and doing their hopping online. >> it turns out the price you see on your computer may be different from what other people see. >> reporter: let's say you walk into a store at the exact same time someone else does. you both pick out a gallon of milk, same brand but when it is

different. this would never happen at a grocery store. when shopping online -- >> i had no idea. >> reporter: it can happen. >> i never even thought about it. >> reporter: liz owens does a lot of her shopping on the internet. she was skeptical when we told her the prices she sees. >> regularly $39 on sale for $31. >> reporter: are not always what everyone else sees. >> i always assumed the prices would be the same. >> reporter: we gave her a list of items and at the exact same time she looked them up on her home computer from her home some south lake, we had same item, same web site and same time. most of the time, everyone's screen showed the same price. not every time. when owens looked up a night's day at a hotel on travelocity. >> with did the same search and it was listed at $119 rather than $132.

on travelocity. we found something similar when we searched rosetta stone's online language software. shopping on the desk top, the price was $249. on a mobile device, $189. >> i think that is shockle. we did the search at the exact same time. >> sometimes it was where were logged on from that made e when owens priced this crime tree on home depot.com with free home delivery, her price was $399. our producers in boston and minneapolis saw the price of $438. home depot says sometimes it does offer different online customers different prices based on where they're logged on from. it says it can figure that out by using your computer'sism p address. >> you really have no idea why it is showing what you it is

tested 16 online retails an travel sites and found on nine of those sites, customers saw different results and/or prices. wilson says when you log on for a web site, companies can see your search history, your clicks, the type of computer you use, even the location where you are logged on from. all of that can be used to personalize a price. >> companies are always experimenting with different strategies. >> reporter: what can you do to figure out if the price you see is the lowest price? er but here is a start. when looking for the best deal, look it up on your desk top along with your mob eel phone and if you think shopping in private or incognito mode is going to hide your frftion in these companies, it doesn't. what will is using a vpn. some you can download for freedom balloon festival the better ones will cost you around $20 a year.

around $20 a year. brian new for cbs news, dallas. and happy thanksgiving to all of you. i hope you're able tone joy our beautiful weather -- to enjoy our beautiful weather across the bay. it is still looking nice as the sun is just about to set downtown st. pete. you can see generally a light wind and it just really was a picture perfect day so certainly something to be thankful sunshine state pretty consistent at 72 in panama city. that is our cool spot, 77 in tallahassee. look at tampa and fort myers tied for the hot spot with that easterly breeze. we ended up being a little bit warmer than folks along the east coast. you can see a little bit cooler. folks in newport-richey, a little warm.

generally less than 10 miles per hour. so a light breeze, quiet and dry. so beautiful conditions. if you want to maybe take a walk and work off some of the turkey or maybe you are one of those shoppers that you are getting started tonight. whatever you want to do, it will be picture perfect for you. variable clouds. overnight now, some patchy fog will be possible in our fog- prone areas as we head into friday morning with the light winds, mostly clear skies and a little bit of low level moisture that will give enough moisture for some areas of patchy fog. generally, low 60s for the bay area. 60 at palm harbor. 63 in seminole. tampa, 64 degrees. along the nature coast, a little bit cooler there. 56 at crystal river the low. 56 in brooksville. hudson at 58 degrees. 62 in venice and polk county

60s and some upper 50s too. >> if you are expecting loved ones flying in from around the nation, a cold start friday morning. freezing mark for minneapolis- st. paul. 33 in chicago. 27 in lincoln. isn't it nice to be here in the tampa bay area where we are looking forward to another gorgeous day. lots of sunshine for you. high temperature of 81, 82 degrees and from time to time, we'll see a few clouds. we are watching a weak cool front for the weekend cool us down a bit but no significant cooldown. here you can see on friday, partly cloudy skies at times but less than about a 5% chance of seeing an isolated stray shower so basically dry. dew points will be coming down as we head new the weekend back down into the mid-50s as we head into saturday. we are tracking that weak cool front and a check on hurricane otto made landfall earlier this afternoon. it is moving to the west at 12 across central america and

eastern pacific in the next 12 hours expected to weaken down to a tropical storm. your seven-day forecast, it is a beauty and even though we had that weak cool front, we are just talking about a slightly cooler start on sunday way wake- up temperature of 56 degrees. next chance of rain hold off until next wednesday and thursday. some bay area high school football players suited up for a thanksgiving day tradition. the football team served up a hundred meals at the salvation army in venice this morning delivered some of them to their biggest fans. senior citizens at villa san marco, a low income retirement community, received a hot meal with all of the fixins. >> it makes me feel good to know i can put a smile on someone's face and give them a thealgd dipper and say happy thanksgiving because they don't have anyone to do that for

here . it makes me feel good. >> giving back to the people that come out and support us every week rain or shine. >> salvation army served more than 400 meals today and the football plays are say they will be back next year to continue their thanksgiving tradition of giving. okay. right now, no surprises here. no problems on the road. >> effect is home on the couch all stuffed up you can see i-257 through tam pavment same story. even more so heading south on the sunshine skyway bridge. don't forget can you always get the instant traffic and weather alerts any time of day.

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in a split second, a traffic stop turns into a life or death encounter. take a look at the video you see on your screen from the idaho police officer's dash cam. he had pulled over this car because it didn't have a license plate and while he was that woman there, there it is, a man just ended up popping out from the trunk holding what appears to be a gun. >> the driver of the vehicle then tells our officer not to shoot, that it is just a toy gun. >> now, how did the driver know. police say she is the mother of the man hiding in the trunk. officers already knew him for outstanding warrants for things

aggravated assault. now you can add resisting arrest and the possession of a concealed weapon for the brass knuckles in his pocket. his mother is now charged with harboring a fugitive. >> and rightly so. this could be the most australian thing you will hear about today. a man? just his underwear chases down a runaway driver that. driver had just crash nod a shop and daniel mcconnell heard the commotion so he headed outside to investigate. a bit of translation apparently the australian word for underwear is jocks. >> i was in me jocks and then the man that crashed into the thing, i seen him run away and come back to the car and i'm like what are you dog, mate? ' like i fell asleep behind the wheel. but it didn't like like someone who had just fall an sleep behind the wheel.

australians. >> in me jocks. he told the police and the driver has been charged with unlicensed driving. >> everything was just so odd. >> i love the aussies.

has a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. their story touched main of you and who can forget that face right there. this the girl's parents shared their struggles with the high cost of prescription medications. their car had been repossessed and they were about to lose their home. but days later, news reporter phil buck got an e-mail that changed everything. take a look. >> reporter: it is thanksgiving day. we are here in tampa to catch