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hours in outer space of course we'll be bringing you that live here on our show you can follow us on twitter one mobile devices on television and we will be bringing you this live on saturday but for now everyone is just very excited that we get started early this morning and by our north has now ended with such success. above about four hundred kilometers actually about to be heard so here at mission control if you're in moscow and it's been a success and the video is just amazing to watch it for indeed a remarkable scene there of but it's just the first step of. the torch relay our correspondent martin rees has more on what's next for the king symbol. docking confirmed for twenty seven am central time and now the crew and symbol of the upcoming winter games have met on the international space station cosmonauts all i cut off and so i go to sun scheme will take the modified torch on a space walk roughly four hundred kilometers above earth fully docked with the current crew this will only be the second time in the isis history that three soyuz spacecraft and nine crew members have been aboar

you can follow us on twitter. >>> time for one more look at the forecast. >> it's going to be a glorious day across the bay area if you like sunshine. people are saying where's the rain. we have a chance of that by tuesday. today pretty similar to yesterday. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. the numbers begin to go down. most notably by thursday, outside number is 50 degrees. >> that is something. beautiful. >>> a crook is kauln caught on camera. he walks into a florida gas stak sticks a gun in the clerk's face and gives them money. the clerk complies and kills the thief with kindness. >> i gave him the money. i was like let me bag it for you. we start bagging it. i was like , you should double bag it. i'm just stalling. >> the clerk suggests if robber grab some beer. the robber drops his bag and gun and picks its up and runs and then fullables the beer outside. the cops were there to get him and the money. >> this morning he's wearing silver bracelets. >>> time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix news 5 this morning. we will be back here tomorrow morn

join us on twitter @aj real money. holiday discounts are here and we're barely into november. even though we have two months to go to buy gifts for christmas, retailers are not starting early just to annoy us. they're genuinely require worrit the holiday purchases. usually big retailers like walmart, target, and toys "r" us are offering holiday deals closer to thanksgiving. but not this year. they started rolling out deals on friday. there are a bunch of things that are conspiring. plummeting consumer confidence thanks to your government that shut down the government for a while, a shorter holiday season, and recent robust sales of cars and washing machines, that might take away from sales from soft line retailers, things like slows and toys this holiday season. analysts at morgan stanley forecast that holiday sales will go up, but only by 1.6%. that's two percentage points lower over the increase the year before. that would make for the slowest holiday sales growth in five years. because of that they predict the holiday season will be the most promotional one we've seen since

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stay with abc news for the latest on this breaking story and follow us on twitter for updates. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the holiday hustle is kicking off early. many retailers are planning to be open this thanksgiving, and customers are already lining up to get their hands on the best deals. right now, groups of customers are camped out to be first. inside of two best buys this thanksgiving. go live to abc 7 news reporter who talked to one of the groups tonight. >> reporter: show you right now there are actually five tents set up here. some came here four days ago. this year, there's a little twist because there are some retailers that are opening on thursday. this one is opening 6:00 on thursday. that's about the time that some people are actually going to sit down to thanksgiving dinner. at this best buy, the first tent showed up four days ago. people in line are telling me they want to make sure they get the best deals. a few of them have done in the last few years so they have come used to waiting in line through the holiday but they are not sure how it will work

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