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bay area. they're bonding with fellow bargain shoppers, putting turkey dinner on hold in the name of door busting grateful for america. i'm here for that time. glad i can come here to buy tv. >> jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> she's from st. petersburg, russia. >>> here's a curveball, the ski season is in full swing on this thanksgiving, we haven't said that in years. >> this is nice. squaw valley opened with 15 inches of new snow. on the south shore, check out the time lapse from the heaven ly storm moving in. >> we have a lot of people in the newsroom and our production staff and all our producers, everyone celebrating thanksgiving, we thank them and thank you for watching us tonight. see you at 11:00. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> it's time to take a look

. >>> well, it is that time of year holiday shopping and tonight some bay area scientists are saying some of you might see bargainng as a competitive sport. we are going to take a closer look tonight on bay area nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> rain is gone. clouds are gone. the wind is gone. everything set up perfectly for the coldest night since early january. it's going to get cold out there! coming up we'll talk about how long the cold lasts in the bay area and when the rain will return to our radar in your backyard. that's coming up. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. [ gobble gobble ] >> steph curry has a question. >> if you put anything in the team at the beginning of the season -- [ gobble gobble ] >> okay. okay. the top sports turkeys coming up. >> gobble gobble gobble ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, >>> well, the national jobless rate is holding steady at about 5%. unemployment is 3 times as high among teenagers. as allen martin reports, this week's jefferson award winner is extending opportunities for young people in the bay area. >> a record week last week. >> reporter:

bargain market. ♪ >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> right now at 11:00, you might already know, it rain returnspeninsula headed to the south bay. >> yes. we can see rain as we take a look now at san jose. the raindrops on the lens. we will see light rain continuing for a while longer. seeing that swath as it continues to move across the peninsula, into the east bay, as well as south bay, san francisco, seeing rain clearing the city now. and as it moves into s

bay area. that's not stopping shoppers from bundling up to score a bargain.ood evening, and happy thanksgiving. i'm betty yu. >> nothing says thanksgiving like a line outside best buy, does it? i'm brian hackney. that's where kpix 5's emily turner s the best buy in colma where th doors -- the doors just opened. they opened 38 seconds early. >> reporter: people are done being thankful. now they are going to buy good deals. they have let the first 100 people inside the best buy. what's the biggite them? it's televisions. in fact, people were lined up at 1:00 yesterday afternoon outside this colma best buy. they braved the cold temperatures. they said you know what? this tv is worth it. the best buy says they are prepared. they have tape on the floors, directing people around all the good deals to make sure that not only the buyers get their best deals, but that they also spend plenty of money. >> it's really cold. my family brought us dinner, breakfast. they brought it here and we were having a feast. it was good. >> the whole week of prep, a lot of trucks and

bargain market ♪ >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 11:00, a face to go with the crimeng us. >> we've just learned from the merced county sheriff who identified him. >> nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live in santa clara with the latest. steph, just in the last five minutes we got another additional picture of that suspect that shows perhaps this transformation between

bargain. best buy had a lot of experience dealing with crowds. other stores in the bay area had long lines as customers awaited their doors to open proof that shoppers want bargains, more than 400 people lined up outside jcpenney ahead of doors opening at 3:00, they were orderly, each received a gift card, two worth $500 each. for others, people lined up yesterday or earlier to snag limited deals on tv and electronics at best buy. matt got wrist band number one. >> i've been here, like, three years ago, but i was way in the back over there. so it's definitely a good feel to be here, be first. >> reporter: it's assumed women are expert bargain shoppers, it was all men waiting here until we got to ainsley. >> it doesn't have to be a guy thing. could be a girl thing. i never noticed. >> reporter: others didn't have to line up. new bass pro shops was open all day. >> one of the few stores in the bay area that opened early in the morning. most stores don't open until around 6:00 or 7:00 in the evening. we thought we'd get a head start, beat the crowd. >> reporter: how can you res

bargain market. ♪ >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay" . >> good sunday morning to you.absolutely beautiful as the sun rises. nice and pink. a little bit cooler today. good morning. thank you for waking up with us today. let's check on the forecast now with anthony slaughter and of course our thanksgiving forecast. >> hard to believe. it's been nice across the bay area. hard to believe it's fall and winter is coming. but this week, get ready. we are talking about another storm in the bay area coming tuesday. there it is off the coast. getting its act together. by tuesday, widespread rain across the bay

. >> holiday shopping is underway in the bay area and plenty of people were out early looking for black body bargains. this is the line outside at the valley fair mall in san jose. it opened up at 7 o'clock. some people have been waiting since 3:00 in the morning. everything in the store was 20% off which we are told is a rarity for that store. some people spent the night in the mall shopping at a handful of stores that stayed open. >>> would like to have this tradition. we went for thanksgiving dinner and we take a one-hour nap and never get here at midnight. we've been here for eight hours. living it up. we've haveÃwe have about 15 bags in the cars. >> we saw people buying screen tvs, tablet computers at discount prices. the national retail federation predicted nearly 100,000,000 people would hit the stores this last friday. >>> in san jose and around the country, protesters rallied outside a walmart store saying it does not offer a living wage and that many workers are only offered part-time work and some have to get second jobs to support their families. the south bay congressman was on hand to l

. >>> parking in the bay area can be a nightmare and it's not cheap. >> it's not. but our parking prices are a bargain compared to boston. a spot in a covered garage just sold there for a record $650,000. that's almost 6 times the price of the most expensive spot here in the bay area in san francisco. the new trend of luxury parking spaces is hitting several major cities. >> now what happens, it's probably arnold beacon hill and those -- around beacon hill and those buildings are 200 or 300 years old. no room maybe for a horse but not for a car. >> but that much money? >> they have little spaces like this and you think parking is tough in san francisco? try the back bay in boston. forget about it!! >> i just think about how expensive it and you don't get a lot of room. >> take uber. it's cheaper. >> what's that? >> what do they give you? just the parking -- you get a weekly car wash? do you get a massage? >> no. your car gets a nice piece of concrete to hang out. >> i don't know about that. >>> good morning, everybody. we are going to talk about this morning's commute where if you are a bart rider you

bay area. >>> 6:33. happening now. black friday almost upon us but bargain hunters, well, they're already line-up.est buy one of the many stores opening tonight starting at 5:00 p.m. some say the shopping frenzy is bigger than scoring good deals. >> first time ever. it's not about the sales. it's the experience. it's actually pretty fun out here. >>s like a really good time. >> macy's, target and sears are among the many popular retailers open tonight. >>> is black friday falling out of fashion despite the excitement on the public's part. black friday is not as popular as it once was. we spoke with a shopping analyst who said the new trend among californians is to shy away from going to the stores on black friday, instead turning to tools on the web. >> here in the bay area, the average consumer tends to be maybe a little bit more tech savvy. and doing a lot of price comparisons, reading reviews. we call it web rooming, looking at products online before making that purchase decision long before they enter the store. >> you've probably noticed this. more retailers offering discounts earlier and at

here is candidates may have bargaining power because these debates have been ratings draw, in washington doug luzader washington news. >>> hillary clinton will be in the bay area this week. clinton is scheduled to arrive wednesday and head to an event. thursday clinton will be best of of honor at a winery. craig and katherine hall, both fundraiser ares are private. >>> a new law is being implemented to severely mentally ill people to get treatment, san francisco mayor ed lee signed laura's law last year, named for mental health worker laura wilcox, she was shot to death by a mentally ill man. california passed laura's law in 2002 but left it up to individual counties to decide whether or not to implement it. so far the only other bay area county that has adopted it is contra costa county. >>> chipotle is closing, 20 people have gotten sicken seattle and port land much the exact source hadn't been determined but officials say they expect cases to rise as more people learn about the outbreak and go get checked out. >> we expect people can still become ill even if the risk is no longer present because the incubation period can be up to 10 days. >> chipotle says i

how bay area engineers are literally lending a hand to this little girl. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at a bargain- basement pric the mobile payment- >>> square goes public tomorrow at a bargain basement price. the mobile payment processing company has priced its ipo at $9 a share well below the $113,013 that was initially expected. well below the $1 1 to $13 that was initially expected. >>> shares topped $80 in late trading for "salesforce" after better than expected earnings from the san francisco-based cloud computing giants. >>> one of a kind project is being developed on the cal campus with the help of a 3d printer, an engineer is allowing a little girl to experience the life that she was missing out on. new at 6:00, don ford shows us the super hand. >> it's never going to replace your hand or leg or whatever. but it should add to what's there. >> reporter: it's a life changing technology. a prototype prosthesis nicknamed the super hand. 8-year-old sophie is the first child to wear it and inventor grad student daniel land remembers a first day he met sophie. >> she walked into the invention la

bargain, perhaps. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >> are you? >> i am today. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> as the cold weather sweeps across the bay area, a freeze warning will be in effect for later tonight. last night was pretty cold, too. check out the city of pleasanton. it looked more like a ghost town. the only people our camera crew could find outside were people walking their dogs. it's probably because of the turkey coma everyone was in. >> that's right. >> not so much the cold weather. >> go out and move it south. exactly. >>> it was cold, 39 in martinez this morning. that was kind of chilly. >> definitely. >> not freezing. >> we still have a freeze warning in effect for the santa clara valley south, but most of us have a northeast wind warming us just enough to keep us away from the freezing temperatures. if we see these winds continue then it might be canceled once again but temperatures outside 48 degrees, yeah, th

if you floor, to get a jump start on black friday bargain busters, stick around, after the break we are live outside a big bay areaith what you can expect. >> and the impact a closure would have on the west coast for the crash season and the lawmakers were what the governor to step in. >> if you are headed out the door take us with you with the news app for personalized alerts on the smartphone or tablet. on the smartphone or tablet. stay tuned. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is about 6:30. happy thanksgiving. i am kristen sze. eric thomas and meteorologist mike nicco are of

bargain market ♪ >>> eating and then dieting would seem to be a trend as the holidays approach. a bay areaer record their measurements to help reach their fitness goal. >> brian flores tried it out for himself to show you how it works. >> reporter: what are you looking at? well from the viewpoint of this 3d body scanner it was looking at me giving me a humbling look at what i consider my dad bod. >> i'm doing it for the sake of our viewership. >> to really focus on the image of the three dimensional body shape as motivation to help you reach your goal. >> fit 3d developed the body scanners four years ago. greg morris says it is the same technology that brought you the yellow lines that you see on tv watching the nfl football game or the pitch tracker that you saw watching the world series. the company's ceo says he got the scanner idea after seeing his mother struggle to stay motivated at her own fitness goal, often telling her that her weight and what she saw in the mirror didn't tell the whole story. >> and so what we did is invent a technology that captures her body in full three dimens

bargains there and says shoppers are going bananas there. if you're going out. sandy patella tells us freeze warnings are in effect all across the bay areapressure temperatures in the 30s. a new development in the san francisco beating of this man by two alameda county sheriff's deputies. a second witness stepped forward. vick broke this story two weeks ago. >> reporter: a second witness corroborates another one we interviewed earlier. they both say the two deputies used excessive force. "abc news" learned stanislav petrov has now been moved from san francisco general hospital to santa clara county jail. >> reporter: "abc news" first showed you this disturbing video two weeks ago, 37-year-old stanislav petrov was repeatedly struck by these deputies while the 29-year-old was on the ground. he was tackled in this alley after leading deputies on a 30 mile chase after they rammed his vehicle and he attempted to slow down when one of the deputies yelled stop. he has been taken to the hospital where he was treated for wounds to his arms and hands. his mother, olga, said he had surgery for life altering injuries. >> they inserted medical plates

bargain market. ♪ . >>> there's a pretty picture four with the music that goes with it. the bridge, the moon. the wolf howling at the moon. >> the bay arean usual king tide. the king tides and the rain combine to create flooding in low-lying areas. one problem spot in marin county is the stinson beach area on the 101. part of the road was under water. in san francisco the water was lapping on the sidewalk. the king tides are expected again today and tomorrow. people will be enjoying it. the king tide occur when the full moon is closest to the earth and lines one of the sun. that's why we were showing you the moon. >>> scary moments for a family in morgan hill. heavy winds blew the lymph a oak tree -- limp of a oak tree on their house. the woman thought it was an earthquake. that tree limb left a hole in the side of her house and knocked down a power line up the woman and her grandson were not hurt. that 300 year old tree was probably weakened by the drought and the wind knocked it down. >>> a success, that's what caltrans is calling the underwater demolition of the pier. all major demolition and environmental goals were met or exceeded.

bargain, perhaps. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >> are you? >> i am today. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> as the cold weather sweeps across the bay area, a freeze warning will be in effect for later tonight. last night was pretty cold, too. check out the city of pleasanton. it looked more like a ghost town. the only people our camera crew could find outside were people walking their dogs. it's probably because of the turkey coma everyone was in. >> that's right. >> not so much the cold weather. >> go out and move it south. exactly. >>> it was cold, 39 in martinez this morning. that was kind of chilly. >> definitely. >> not freezing. >> we still have a freeze warning in effect for the santa clara valley south, but most of us have a northeast wind warming us just enough to keep us away from the freezing temperatures. if we see these winds continue then it might be canceled once again but temperatures outside 48 degrees, yeah, that's cold in santa rosa. not as cold as 32 yesterday. 36 in san jose. definitely a chilly start. we are probably going to see the number drop before it gets warmer today. 45 in redwood city. light winds now in san jose, hayward, mountain

bay area going una freeze warning or a frost advisory tonight. i'll show you how cold, coming up. >>> and braving cold, black friday shopping rush already under way. live as people hunt for the very best bargainslped me a lot. and i'm really glad i survived. >> surviving and thriving, how this program is changing the lives of children living with cancer. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> what i saw wases a man not resisting arrest, a man getting beat up. new witness comes forward. details abc 7 news that two alameda sheriff deputies used excessive force to stop a suspect. >> good evening. happy thanksgiving. >> at least three law enforcement agencies launched investigations since abc7 broke the story two weeks ago. >> abc 7 reporter vic lee joins us with details. >> larry, cheryl, the new witness corroborates the account by another one we interviewed in our earlier story. we have learned that the man has been moved from san francisco general hospital to the santa clara county jail. he had been recuperating from surgery for life-altering injuries to hands and arms from the beating he took. >> reporter: abc7 first showed you this disturbing video two weeks ago. the

bargaining session is tomorrow. >>> in concord, city workers voted to strike over "unfair labor practices." the union represent, 8,000 members in the bay areahall workers and some police department personnel will hold a one-day strategic tomorrow. >> big problems from 580 and the 680 area. >> tremendous. we have one hour and 40 minute commute away from tracy to dublin because of this, a sig-alert with gravel spill. three lanes are shut down. this is going to affect the commute to the transition on 680 and nine miles per hour for top speed. dublin boulevard to the north or stop ridge drive to the south are the best alternates. this is due to a gravel spill. we will not see lanes re-open until 7:00. a big-rig fire westbound 580 at not flynn road is over to the shoulder and it is enough to cause major spectator slowing as you can see. solid red. there are winds that are winning the flames around as we speak so that is going to cause the firefight to be more tricky. it is very busy drive from tracy and one hour and 40 minutes from tracy to dublin. westbound highway 4 at 242, two lanes are blocked. backups are slow. in the east bay. mike? >> goo

bay area malls packed today. and shoppers say crowds were not as bad as this year. >> sky 7 was over the packed parking lot in the day. shopp shoppers pulled an all nighter. >>> outside of pleasanton, bargain shoppers were lining up for spaces today. >> an outside best buy, there is also cyber monday. black friday used to mean one day of door buster sales, now, more people are shopping online, meaning in store crowds are shrinking. this is what you might imagine, shoppers in a frenzy. deal seekers camped out for days. but this year, stores are noticing the lines have thinned out. >> a lot less people and less traffic but still, crazy. >> many shoppers are filling up later. >> i'm usually at 3:00 in the morning waiting outside. this year, i didn't and it was easy. >> i do not do black friday. pick cyber monday. you get the deals without getting run over. >> reporter: black friday not just one date. sales are spread out. this manager says he calculates sales from thursday through cyber monday to determine if it is a success. >> the traffic is still very, very heavy. so we have to staff or pick up orders. every year, more and more. >> reporter: 183 million people are expected to place orders

bay area malls packed today. and shoppers say crowds were not as bad as this year. >> sky 7 was over the packed parking lot in the day. shopp shoppers pulled an all nighter. >>> outside of pleasanton, bargain shoppers were lining up for spaces today. >> an outside best buy, there is also cyber monday. black friday used to mean one day of door buster sales, now, more people are shopping online, meaning in store crowds are shrinking. this is what you might imagine, shoppers in a frenzy. deal seekers camped out for days. but this year, stores are noticing the lines have thinned out. >> a lot less people and less traffic but still, crazy. >> many shoppers are filling up later. >> i'm usually at 3:00 in the morning waiting outside. this year, i didn't and it was easy. >> i do not do black friday. pick cyber monday. you get the deals without getting run over. >> reporter: black friday not just one date. sales are spread out. this manager says he calculates sales from thursday through cyber monday to determine if it is a success. >> the traffic is still very, very heavy. so we have to staff or pick up orders. every year, more and more. >> reporter: 183 million people are expected to place orders

bargain deals before thanksgiving, limiting the impact of the black friday sale. online sales jumped over 14% on friday. compared to this time last year. >>> we might have freezing temperatures in the bay areait is warm and sunny in australia. this is a picture taken by vicki he would usually be anchoring the show. she is in australia and it looks pretty nice there. >> in the southern hemisphere, it is flipped. we are having our winter and it is summer there. >> she is on assignment, so she is doing work. >> this is serious business because i was about to say whatever. but tomorrow is sydney i checked the forecast. 850 and into the 90s. tomorrow is monday. they are day ahead of us. we are on the other end of the scale. tonight lots of cold temperatures and clear skies. you can see the moon over the east bay. the moon has been spectacular. we had this cold air and calm conditions making for sparkling visibility day and night. here are some of the coldest temperatures i could find. morgan hill at 37. we are already called in the night is getting started. alamo the mid-30s already. it's down to freezing. a lot of these spots going into the 20s. so a freeze warning in effect for north valleys i

bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back, at 5:13. if you countdown until black friday deal as new study said do not expect to cash in on new bargains. according to a financial website 11 percent of the specials are repeats from 2014. with some deals seeming familiar, not your imagination. 8,000 deals were surveyed and big lots and costco and best buy are the top three would recycle offers and 14 percent of best buy deals are the same as yesterday and 16 percent at big lot and costco the. >> california students left hanging when they took their for profit schools went belly up have an easier time getting their money back. the students attending three local colleges and the parent company filed for chapter eleven bankruptcy in may and a joint investigation by state attorney general and federal authorities shows that two misrepresented job placement rates. this means up to 85,000 students. have their debt relief applications streamlined. >> a historic church in napa welcomes back church goers for the first time since the earthquake ambassador being hammered by the earthquake, and plaster littered the floor and stain glass fractured. th

bay area families" drive. donate at your local whole foods market or by going to cbssf.com/give. >>> shoppers in san francisco took to the streets for some good old-fashioned bargainng today. a good way to burn off some of those thanksgiving calories. retailers like banana republic and old navy are offering deals to keep customers coming and, of course, tomorrow black friday is expected to be even busier. >>> some people decided to get their shopping done before even sitting down to turkey. kpix 5's anne makovec with those who headed out early for a bargain. >> reporter: there was no door buffing when gap opened at 10 a.m. just a few dozen people looking calmly for some deals. >> he doesn't want to do shopping today. we could beat the crowd tomorrow probably get some stuff done today. >> reporter: it's known as gray thursday. the new unofficial start to the shopping holiday season. people are expected to spend $3 billion today. >> my mom wants a tv, a had the" for 150. >> reporter: car will sims lined up outside of the best buy in pinole on tuesday in preparation for its opening at 5:00 tonight. >> cold with you fun. it's worth it. >> reporter: he didn't have a lo