This busy intersection where Bryant Higgins left for dead this Homicide Investigation has lot of Unanswered Questions in the motive behind it a fatal attack is the one known would of it was a robbery if it they had some sort of connection between the suspect in the beckham we dont know if there was a hit, theres been speculation as to whether this is a crime the artist was severns the scope . His longtime boyfriend right higgins was found lying in the street lifeless no sure or what the answers and people either coming forward and telling us what they saw or suspect in custody its hard to speculate what the motive was no initial sun ultra once released footage from her camera and the trustee in a section was presented please immediately look for suspects and month the mayor was wide 32 years of age wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and all we have at this point of order is looking for piece of information that can help tide the case together openly to make the case and then by the suspe
snow in the sierra where they ve already had about 10 feet over the past week. so let s get right to meteorologist jeff martinez for more details of what we can expect for the second half of this thanksgiving holiday weekend. good morning. good morning to you, yes indeed, a stormy saturday on tap across the bay area. already some showers moving into the area. that will be the trend throughout the day today. pretty much light to, perhaps, moderate rain on and off throughout the day. maybe even a thunderstorm up to the north of us later on this afternoon. right now, looks like you re getting a pretty good shower moving in right there. that yellow area pretty good downpour and out towards the east, too, some light precipitation going on. closer look here in the city, we ve had some showers on and off throughout the early morning hours. that s going to be the trend throughout the day today. so break out the rain gear. i ll have the complete forecast coming up in a few minutes.
union square still has an hour to go closing at 11. the deceit are still alive with people enjoying the thanks savings holiday. go giants. pat burrel helped light the tree. this crowd was a lot like the world series celebration, big and enthusiastic. macy s estimates about 10,000 people packed union square tonight. merry christmas, san francisco. reporter: santa might as well have said go, go, go. a sea of people and merchants. they say traffic and sales are definitely up from recent years. i think it s fun except my feet hurt after shopping. reporter: sore feet are an annual tradition for the williams family of sacramento. they will spend three days in the city seeing the sight and doing their shopping. i think compared to other years there are so many more people out. maybe that s a sign that the tide is sort of turning. we still, you know, make out lists and know what we are going to bay for who. and how much we want to spend. it is a little better this yea
garcia. the rain will soon replace the chill felt last night at san jose s christmas tree in the park. that s one place people got out and about. but you know, it s going to get warmer although wetter throughout the state. and rain here will mean more snow in the sierra. that s where they ve already had 10 feet over the past weekend. so good time to check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for more details of what we can expect for the second half of this thanksgiving weekend. good morning, theresa. that s right, a wet saturday on tap all across the bay area. scattered showers are happening right now. kind of a hit or miss activity from san francisco down towards san jose. you re dry for now. all of this will continue to move throughout the bay area. pretty much all day long, we have a chance for rain and some of it will be a little more moderate in some areas and as we head up towards the sierra, as you mentioned, winter storm warning in effect for lake tahoe today. chain
bargains. deborah villalon has a live report from the city. reporter: macy s here at union square still has an hour to go closing at 11. the deceit are still alive with people enjoying the thanks savings holiday. go giants. pat burrel helped light the tree. this crowd was a lot like the world series celebration, big and enthusiastic. macy s estimates about 10,000 people packed union square tonight. merry christmas, san francisco. reporter: santa might as well have said go, go, go. a sea of people and merchants. they say traffic and sales are definitely up from recent years. i think it s fun except my feet hurt after shopping. reporter: sore feet are an annual tradition for the williams family of sacramento. they will spend three days in the city seeing the sight and doing their shopping. i think compared to other years there are so many more people out. maybe that s a sign that the tide is sort of turning. we still, you know, make out lists and know what we