live in panola, what handed out there, allie?orter: police believe this crash was caused by a drunk driver and they arrested the man for suspect suspicion -- for suspicion of driving drunk. he tried to make a left-hand turn at this intersection and then drifted off and crashed into the southbound side and the car crashed and landed completely upside down on the end of interstate 880. the 20-year-old driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving, and he was not injured and his 20-year-old passenger was also arrested. he declined to go to the hospital. they worked to repair that concrete barrier and parts of a 20-foot chunk ended up on it when the car proud through it. that repair work had been finished and it is completely open in both north and southbound directions and drivers should not notice any problems. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> president barack obama is talking about how to avoid the so called physical cliff. they will meet with laborer representatives and the white house is building an aggressive

and 580 in panola, our news crew was there at the accident scene shortly before 4:00 a.m. and one person was hurt and it took about an hour for chp crews to clean up, they still don't know what caused this crash. let's go back to the desk. >>> bay area charities are busy and they are preparing holiday meals to make sure nobody goes without this thanksgiving day. live in the salvation army, i can smell the food, alex and i know volunteers are working hard this early in the morning. >> i wish you could smell what it smells like here. it started to smell delicious and they have a lot going on this morning. they have 5,000 meals they are trying to get ready. those are the yams and they are working on the gravy, chef, you are in charge of this operation here. >> we are all in charge of this operation. >> team effort. >> what does it take to prepare 5,000 meals? >> a lot of work and a lot of love. we have been cooking turkeys around the clock and certainly on behalf of everybody here, we are so honored and privilege to serve this beautiful meal today. >> you have to get up early

>>> we are live in panola, where thanksgiving is a time for turkey and shopping. we will show you where people are camping out all week for black friday deals. and some places open at midnight and others are opening behind that. >>> thousands will from travel. >> i have terrifying gun battle, what police are telling us this morning. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thanks for waking up with us, it is november 22nd, i am claudine wong, pam cook has the day off. >> let's check weather and traffic and we go to steve, we can be thankful because the forecast sounds great. also we have some sunshine and we have a little bit warmer temperatures, here is sal. >>> i do want to mention, there seems to be a objecting and of bp -- lock and and there could be some delays and i will let you know about highway 17. >>> charities are already hard at work preparing thousands of meals. take a look this is what woulded like. volunteers will deliver the meals right to the door steps and one of the voluntary chefs said it is a labor of love. >> reporter: what is it like?

. >>> we are live in panola where shoppers have been camped out and we will show you where employees have been up all night to get ready for shoppers. >>> and a terrifying

he fell about 25 feet off the overpass on a westbound highway in panola. when investigators arrived they found the suv on its roof blocking two lanes he and the passenger suffered only minor injuries. he showed no signs of alcohol intoxication and was arrested on suspicion of felony drunk driving. >>> the two sides have finally resumed talks. alex savage tells us why there is this increased pressure to sign this by next week. >> reporter: good afternoon, this is a very important time for souper markets. a union spokesperson said they agreed to return to the bargaining table. here is a flier urging shoppers to take their business somewhere else. striking workers are discouraging people to shop here. people last week say it seems to have had an impact. >> the place is empty and it has been empty for a while. >> reporter: normally the weeks leading up to this area is a busy time for souper markets and they believe they have agreed to return to the bargaining table. >> there is still enough time to have a successful holiday season. >> reporter: even some who c

>> reporter: it should not have any impact on your morning rush and here in panola, on the left on the southbound side, that is where it went over the concrete railing just passing up a second of it, a driver trying to make a left-hand turn off that ramp over shot and fell over the freeway bridge and on to interstate 880 below, and the car landed in the right hand lane. incredibly, the 20-year-old driver and passenger were able to walk away from this crash. police tell me they arrested that driver for driving up the influence of alcohol and cal trans just finished their work fixing that concrete railing that was broken and again you should not have any problems anyway, ktvu channel 2 morning news. allie rasmus. >>> investigators say a woman found a man while taking out her trash. she immediately called 911. the victim was taken to the hospital but he died. police have identified him as william lopez. >>> family and friends held a candle light vigil to call an attention to his death. they discovered his body inside an abandoned otto -- auto shop. >> we need to force them to investigate.

the driver -- panola. the driver was getting off before landing on interstate 880. the driver of the crash was arrested by police on suspicion of dui. the passenger received only minor injuries. >>> tara moriarty is live in santa rosa with the killing of a young mother and how that is triggering a safety alert. >>> a woman was brutally stabbed to death and you can see the pile of flowers that have been gathered in her memory. many have been touched by her death. investigators believe she was most likely killed where she was found downtown area on 4th street. she was stabbed several times with a blade edged instrument. she recently had become homeless and homeless women in the area are warned to stay on alert since the man has not been caught. she had come to santa rosa at the beginning of october to start a drug recovery program and dropped out. her husband said she met with a man in santa rosa and police are working with the homeless as well as her family to see if they can come up with any leads but for now homeless women are asked to stay vigilant for their own s