also big basin and henry cowell state parks in santa cruz county are also in that deal. >> they're saying it will cost you more to host thanksgiving this year. the american farm bureau just released new numbers this morning. it says the average cost for a thanksgiving dinner for ten is just over $50. that seems a little low to me. it's actually up 70 cents from last year. what is driving up that price? turkey, pumpkin pie mix, rolls and stuffing all more expensive. not even to mention the wine, sam brock. >> two buck chuck, you're okay if you go that route. >>> a smuggling bus at lax and we're not talking about drugs here. custom agents seized 450 pork tamales from a traveler earlier this month. they say the man coming from mexico admitted to having food on a declaration form, but he denied it was pork. customs agents say that pork could potentially introduce foreign animal diseases into the u.s. the traveler was hit with $1,000 fine and the tamales were thrown out. >> yeah, i guess the chicken tamales are fine, but not the pork. >> i guess they weren't stuffed. >> somebody was. >>> 4:57

participating parks include jack london state park in the north bay and also big basin and henry cowell state parks in santa cruz county. >>> from black friday to square thursday. "today in the bay" san francisco square starts trading on the stock market. >> scott mcgrew joining us now. you say this is an important one for everyone involved here, whether you're investing in the company or not. >> that's right. for right or for wrong, a lot of people are using the success or failure of square to predict the future success or failure of the bay area economy. that's a lot to put on a small company that helps businesses take credit cards and probably not fair. but it is the first tech ipo we've seen in a while and square is one of those so-called unicorns. the company worth more than a billion dollars. so last night square went to its early investors and said, how much would you be willing to pay us for a share of square and the answer was not good. investors said $9. that's a lot less than square had hoped. now, part of this could be the worry about the bay area economy. about the tech eco