40s, right on through the 8:00, 9:00 period. but by the time we get to noon we will be well into the 60s, low 60s. but by 4:00 more sunshine and numbers near 70 parts of the bay. but we are looking at some big changes as we begin the new work week. i'll have those for you in a few moments. katie. >> thank you. developing news from north korea wherefore the first time we are hearing from the palo alto man who has been held captive for more than a month now. abc7 news reporter ama daetz shows us the video posted by the news agency. it shows 85-year-old newman reading an apology letter. >> these are the first agages we are seeing from merrill newman since he was detained more than a month ago. he's reading from what is called an apology letter that explains what he did against the north when he fought in the north korean war. >> they attacked communication systems and killed three innocent operators. >> the korean central agency report said he masterminded espionage and subversive activities against the dprk and in this he was involves in killing army personnel and innocent civilians. earlier this week his wife broke her silence, pleading for his release. >> we hope whatever the misunderstanding is will be resolved very quickly and that he can return and be at our table for the holidays. >> what is not clear is who wrote the alleged apology letter. in the past the north korean government has been accused of coercing statements from detain. in the video newman promised to tell the truth about the country if they let him go. a possible indication of his release. >> i can understand that in u.s. and russian countries there is misleading information and propaganda about dpr of k. >> abc news has contacted the state department to see if they have reviewed the video and have anything to stay about it. we've also reached out to through man's family in the bay area. so far no wore from either. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> newman is a korean war veteran. he was on a ten-day trip to the country last month but was removed it from his plane by government officials just as his flight was there to take off. that was october 267th. his family -- october 26th. his family has had no contact with him since. >> a plane crashed last night, air alaska flight 373 was a single engine turbopot 208. the flight from bethel to saint mary's village went down near its destination about 470 miles from anchorage. the pilot was killed, and three passengers, including a baby boy. the condition of the surviving passengers is not known. the state spokeswoman said they are assisting the survivors. also developing news in africa. a plane has crashed killing all 33 people on board. that's 27 passengers and six crewmembers. a deputy police member said it crashed in a national park near the border with angola. no word on what went wrong there. a major search and rescue operation continues this hour at a crowded public in glasgow, scotland after a helicopters crashed in the roof. 32 people are at the hospital. there were more than 100 inside the club attending a live music event when the copter crashed lift night. they are making sure everyone is accounted for. new this morning all lanes of the dumbarton bridge are open again after a fatality on the bridge. the bridge crossth south bay reopened to traffic just after 1:00 this morning. it was shut down at 11:00 last night to investigate the beth of a pedestrian who was hit by several vehicles on the westbound side near the poll plaza. the man was dressed in black and had been walking in lanes. a north bay police officer made his 100th drunk driving arrest of 2013 this week. >> i firmly believe that it does save lives, and that's one of the main reasons i do the job. >> officer kevin mcdougle of the san rafael police department has received awards from mothers against drunk driving in each of the last six years and he could receive another this year. he made his 100th dui arrest of the year after pulling over a driver who ran a red life. his commanding officer told us his extra efforts are making a difference. >> he's made our community a lot safer. he's probably kept a lot of people from getting on the street intoxicated, and that just goes to his level of dedication. >> it's just something that i like to do and i have done four long time. i think i'm pretty good at it. >> officer mcdougle said he looks for obvious violations like speeding or running a light or stop sign, and he says about half the people he arrests for dui thought they were okay to drive. happening today, the shopping focus shifts from big box retailers and major chains to small businesses. mom and pop shops will take part in small business saturday nationwide and in the bay area. people are encouraged to patronize their locally-owned stores. event was started in 2010 by a credit card giant, american express burks it quickly received the endorsement of the u.s. senate and small business administration. thousands of shoppers in the bay area hit the big stores for black friday yesterday. but among the deal seekers, demonstrators were also out in force protesting wal-mart. abc7 news reporter allen wrong captured the scene outside of the store in san leandro. >> you are ordered to disburse. >> did 150 people demonstrated in the southbound lane in front. the san leandro wal-mart. many of them in green t-shirts are part of an organized group of former and current wal-mart employees complaining of low wages and retaliation for attempt to go organize. >> we as workers have a legal right to seek out when our employers are not treating us right. >> there is no intimidation, no retaliation at wal-mart. we have processes for association to speak with management. >> i make $8.65, and it's hard to pay rent. you know, once you pay all your bills, you have nothing left. >> in california the average hourly wage is over $13 an hour. 4 01k benefits and health insurance that starts as low as $18 a pay period. we know we have good jobs. >> one minute later five were arrested for civil disobedience. but it at any time stop some of their own sympathizers from shopping at wal-mart. this man said he had to buy trash bags and pip towels. >> are they going to stop you from supporting wal-mart? >> i'm supporting my kids, not the business. >> this store continued to have a steady stream of business throughout black friday. alan wang. abc7 news. >> 15 people were arrested during a protest at a wal-mart in roseville near sacramento. 15 people broke off to the protest and marred to a busy intersection and sat down. police said they were arrested for failing to disburse. despite a few problems, most grab friday events went smoothly. many said it wasn't as crowd as expected. sales are spreading out because so many shop online or through mobile devices. tracking said online sales on black friday rose 9% from last year. ebay saw a 35% increase and amazon saw a 25ters increase. for some customers the deals this year just didn't turn their heads. >> i thought it would be better. i mean, you see commercials on tv that say, you know, flat screens for $100. i didn't see any kind of that stuff. there are some good savings in there. >> retailers that opened early on thanksgiving day still say they saw relatively big crowds, an indication of what might be a new shopping tradition. store sales numbers will be released later today. check out this time-lapse video showing the hordes of shoppers marching through san francisco's union square yesterday. macy's has been busy since its early opening thanksgiving night at 8:00. makes your head spin. cyber monday is two days away and that's what millions of bargain seeking customers will go online to continue shopping. cyber monday sales last year tripled to almost $1.5 billion compared to 2011. this year's figure is expected to be higher and could be the biggest on record. booming online sales means a busy time for delivery services. federal express said it will have the busiest day in company history on cyber monday, handling more than to 20 million shipments. developing news on the newest bart contract agreement. the unions are going to sue bart for voting to approve the contract minus a disputed clause. section 4.8 would have given workers up to six weeks paid family medical leave but bart said it never meant to agree to that and voted in november to approve the $67 million contract deal only if that clause was removed. the unions now are preparing to file a lawsuit against the district next week, not to get that leave clause put back in, but to challenge the unprecedented move by the board. we are told the lawsuit calls it an attack on the collective bargaining process. meanwhile bart riders, frustrate the over this never-ending saga. >> management not even bothering to read a final contract. if i were to do that, i would be fired instanceiously. >> it's hard to understand what exactly is at fault, but the problem still seems to be that there doesn't seem to be any kind of spirit of cooperation or trust. >> union sources say they still want to work with bart on a solution to the family leave clause, but bargaining and another possible strike remain options on the table. 5:11 on this foggy saturday morning at least here in san francisco. i know i drove through it this morning. >> it's also down in the central coast as well. visibility at just about a mile. 48 degrees. from our sutro camera, what can we see? not much. >> that says it all. >> and once it lifts we will be looking at -- here's sutro -- a nice afternoon. it's all relative. we need some rain, we want some rain. i'll have a chance of that in our seven-day outlook coming up. >> thank, lisa. also next, a stranger's kindness is giving this team a chance to make history. the amazing follow-up on the story. and later a special holiday gift for a man in need of a kidney and his new mission in life. ah,k l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, 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walnut creek yesterday. these are surveillance photos of the robbery in the rossmoor shopping center. he went into the bank at 5:00 p.m. and handed over a note demanding money. he's a white man in miss 20s, about 6 feet tall with a thin build and a light gotee. >> happening today, there will be a memory of a toddler who was shot and killed two years ago. there will be a car wash. it honors the life of the man who died in 2011. there was a gun fight in the parking lot where his family's taco truck was parked. it's at 78th and mcarthur boulevard. it will go for a scholarship that's been set up for a family member. and thanks to our viewers, a familiar football team will contend for the national championship in orlando, florida next month. we have the story. >> good to see you guys >> reporter: when the call came for an unexpected team meeting, no one expected good news. >> we were making a final plea. >> a seemingly impossible one. when we told you about the bay city bulldogs on thanksgiving day, it was a story of hope in the midst of despair. they are an elite pop warner football team. so good they qualified fortunate soup are bowl tournament in florida. they are are on top of the world with their backs against the wall because they needed to raise $40,000 with a go or no-go decision this weekend and donations running dry. >> there's no way i can look in theirize and tell them we can't afford it but that is what the parents and team expect the. >> it will be devastating. >> we need to make a little more. >> a lot more actually. >> the $20,000 more still impossible, or maybe not. there was a moment in the thanksgiving story from patrick nunn when he described his frustration when asking for donation. >> they think we are just a bunch of teenagers trying to get money. >> what are you? >> we are football players. >> zach nelson is the ceo of next suite and he made a difference. >> let me know what you need to make under the difference to go and we will figure out a way to do it. >> after a team meeting players and parents prepared for the bad news. instead they heard the name zach nelson. >> and he's donating $20,000. [cheers and applause] >> with the stroke of a pen, 21 teenagers now have a fighting chance for a world championship. >> he's an amazing person. he does it for kids he doesn't know. >> zach nelson knows them now. >> do they give you a team hat now? >> yeah, maybe a jersey. >> one miracle down. >> bay city bulldogs are coming to florida. whoever is out there, you better watch out. we're coming. >> abc7 news. >> a hope homecoming in alameda last night to welcome home a coast guard cutter that's been deployed in alaska the last few months. the crew were deployed for 109 days in alaska paw controlling the bearing sea and arctic ocean. they did search and rescue missions and patrolled the open waters enforcing fishing laws. must be nice to be back in the bayer and to a nice, sunny weekend. >> yeah, yeah. deja vu. in fact we are look at fog this morning. switching things up a little bit and another spare the air. unfortunately we are going to have to stay away from the burning and have those hazy conditions once again, especially in the north bear. here's a look at the doppler hd where the clouds are visiting us and low level moisture. here's a look from the roof camera. you notice how it looks pretty foggy here. downtown san francisco temperatures have dropped into the 40s. 41 redwood city. san jose good morning, 44. half moon bay some very dense fog there. and a look from our sutro tower camera. you can see that the view looks pretty good from above. it's really at the surface and in san francisco where we are looking at low clouds. cool numbers up in the north bay with the clear skies. just 38 in napa. it's 40 out by the delta. 42 in concord. and finally this is our east bay hills camera. so spare the air again today. this is our fourth one for the winter season. mild pattern throughout the weekend with temperatures as much as 10 degrees to 15 degrees above average in some spots, but we are looking for much cooler weather. in fact the cool down begins on monday when we return to work. more cooling for tuesday into wednesday. here's a look at the visibility. with only a quarter mile here half moon bay, sfo is okay right now. but you can see from our cameras and if you live in the city how foggy it is out there. so with the spare the air day in place today, it has been awfully hazy. parts of the north bay, even the east bay valley, as well. the air quality poor north of the golden gate. and elsewhere not so great, but it could be better. we will try to abstain from the woodburning throughout the day today. but we need a weather system to come in here and mix things out, get wind and clear out the atmosphere. perhaps we are going to see that but we are definitely going to see a replacement of this mild air mass. we have high clouds right now, but with that we will look for them to burn off. as that fog evaporates, the hazy sunshine, and in fact mostly sunny conditions today. you can see the plan by 10:00, 11:00. we've got sunny conditions and with high pressure nosing into the west coast and that light offshore flow in the upper elevations, it is going to be another one of those days where you are peeling off the layers towards the afternoon. so high temperatures today, you know, santa rosa it should be 59 degrees. so with upper 60s to near 70 forecast. you can see just how mild it is even on the coast. 64 half moon bay. if you are up toward point raise, mid-and upper 60s there. 69 in morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast looks like temperatures coming up a few degrees tomorrow. then we will see on shore push on monday and tuesday. look at the temperatures, just in the 50s, a slight chance of showers even into wednesday and thursday. chilly out there with freezing temperatures overnight and slowly recovering into next weekend. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. that's on twitter for the latest bay area condition run or shine, video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and tweets from your favorite weather team. and stanford and notre dame today. >> excellent. very good. i will root for your team, i think. >> yes. maybe. >> i'll decide later. >> thanks, lisa. next, a different kind of window shopping redefining how people >> black friday wasn't about buying the newest technology, rather than buying the old analog format. it's make come back. there were special releases of vinyl recordings on record store day. those recordings including rolling stones, live shows from the 60s, rare session was red hot chilly peppers and a special remix from lady gaga. but why stand in line for vinyl albums on a weekend when most are busting down stores of retailers. >> they produce maybe 300 copies of a coveted album and people want it. >> the album is full of artwork. >> vinyl record sales were up 33% in the first half of this year as many audio files prefer the deep, rich sound to the state of the art digital recordings. >> a bay area shopping center is trying to redefine how people shop at the mall. westfield san francisco center teamed up with ebay to set up these digital store fronts. they don't just advertise products. they are actually ten foot tall tablets that let shoppers browse for items and if they like something, purchase it right there on the spot. >> the moment you get to the place you want to put in your credit card information, name and addiction we push it to your phone and so it is not on the big display. it's all in the security and previousty of your phone. >> in the case of shoes, they aren't available elsewhere at the small. known's display offers same day delivery. they are using the displays to watch how people shop. >> they are encouraging people who go shopping to donate an extra toy to donate. lefty oh duals has been asking for donations. it puts up a upside-down christmas tree so they can get more toys underneath. the owner does it to create good memories of christmas. >> if you imagine a kid waking up in the morning without a toy, that's the worst feeling you can have growing up. a memory you don't want to have. you want to make sure there's no memories of waking up without toys. >> the toys collected by lefties are given to glad memorial church, the marine toys for tots and the firefighters toy program. in twelve years the restaurant estimates it has collected and given away about 100,000 toys. help us see the bay area this holiday season. just visit the abc7 news facebook page and take the pledge to give where you live. with each pledge we will donate one dollar in your honor to america's feeding the area food banks. and your good deed to be reward. everyone who takes the pledge will be entered to win $7,000 cash. up to $75 is the amount. spread the love and help us give the love where you live. next on the abc7 saturday morning news, a life saving gift. the new mission in life for a man who received a new kidney. and the surging popularity of the "my little pony" cartoon and why can you move the tv out 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>> it is a chance share stories, memorabilia and sing favorite tone songs from the series. ♪ or a dance. people make fun of me, but i don't really care. >> it's weird that we are watching "my little pony." we are teenage guys. we shouldn't be doing that. >> it's different. >> it doesn't really matter. so what if it's weird? >> research done by the bronies shows there are as many as 12 million bronies in the u.s. alone. the fan page has had more than 400 daily page views since 2011. it gets a whopping 175,000 page views a day. there's a booming market for phoney part. she was blown away by the success of the first convention. >> within hours we were sold out of our post popular line. >> they are also attracting interest by researchers. one is studying them she spoke to us by skype. >> this is the first time anyone has begun studying a fandom. >> the bulk are male, age 15 to 30. >> when you talk about bronies, and you talk about young men who are fans of "my little pony," which is a little girl's cartoon, the first things that everybody thinks of is they are gay. and that's not what we found. >> he said very few bronies identified as gay. in fact 85% identified as heterosexual. many of them turned to it as a sense of community and camaraderie, probably not unexpected from a show where friendship is magic. >> you all are my friends. >> the popularity of bronies has grown so much there's now a brony-con planned in burlingame. we have more information under our website under "see it on tv." a bay area woman spends black friday at a shopping mall. what's the big deal? the international implications of hang out at a local store. let's take a live look outside as we come up on 5:38 this morning. this, the view from our east bay hills cam of downtown oakland. a little bit of fog there. and i just received a tweet telling me it's foggy in oakland, as well. same case in san francisco, but not all we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the only bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the sleep number bed. once you experience it, there's no going back. for one week only, queen mattresses start at just $599.99. and save 50% on our limited edition innovation series beds. plus special financing. only at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at union square. >> 3, 2, 1! >> beautiful. hundreds of people gathered for last night's annual tree lighting ceremony. the 80-foot tree is ill illuminated with 83,000 energy-efficient lights and more than 1100 ornaments. macy's has sponsored the tree lighting for 23 years. san jose's tree is also aglow. last night christmas in the park kicked off the holiday season downtown. for the first time the display includes dogs and cats that are available for adoption. the sheriff's office called on some of its prisoners to help create the victorian-style set. >> all of this, the trailer and all of the rooms, was built by inmates at elm elm woodcroft. they built the furniture, they did the design on the rooms so we are excited to have live animals in the park available for adoption. >> chris pass in the park, along with the skating rink known as downtown ice is open from 9:00 a.m. until midnight every day until january 1st. abc7, pier 39 and disneyland resort will bringa special presentation of pier 39's tree lighting celebration tomorrow here on abc7. thanksgiving is behind and we can focus on different holidays. the christmas trees are lit and it's sunny and warm out. >> kind of that you believe with how warm we will be the next couple days. look at the fog behind us. the fog is dense around bait and in the city. hard to see here, but we will talk about when it lifts and what to expect for the rest of the weekend. that's coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next, the warriors and thunder play an overtime thriller and it comes down to another final frantic sequence. larry beil has the hig i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. 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' take a look at live doppler 7hd. we are picking up the high clouds. they will sweep on through the bay area and we will be left with sunny skies. of course, at a price with the light winds. it's a spare-the-air day. here's the roof camera. you can see how tough it is to navigate this morning downtown san francisco. the temperatures are cool. dropped into the low 40s on the peninsula. that's redwood city. los gatos 42. good morning half moon bay. just about a quarter mile visibility at the coast. and we are looking at just 43 in oakland. right now from our sutro camma you can see how thin it is because the vantage point right here allows for a pretty good perspective. so it's not going to be encompassing the entire bay. it's just kind of moving around the bay and imparts the north bay. 42 in concord and finally this is downtown oakland from the east bay hills camera on top of vollmer peak where you see just a little bit of a ribbon of fog there. spare the air again today with a mild pattern right on through tomorrow and we are looking at cooler conditions beginning on monday with a stronger onshore push and then the much colder air mass really settles in throughout tuesday, and it's not going to budge. in fact, we will keep it for most of the upcoming work week. half-mile visibility from half moon bay. sfo right now not reporting any problems, but you saw the fog in oakland and we do have a little bit up in the north bay, as well. so our satellite picture, high pressure is nosing into the west coast. what else is new, right? it's been so fair and mild with temperatures above normal. there's a band of high clouds right there that will sweep on through. this allows for temperatures once again anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average. we should be seeing the upper 50s to low 60s. but the cloud cover will be scoured out. temperatures up to 70 in press no. 68 in sacramento and low 50s in tahoe. these numbers starting out in the teens. we have the snow making going on there and by the afternoon it is pretty mild. los angeles, how about 74 this afternoon? back hem on the coast, with that light offshore flow, it will will be the mid-60s half moon bay. ocean beach about 62 or 63. down around santa cruz, 66. upper 60s point reyes and look at the upper 60s return for livermore, concord and san jose. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. maybe a degree or two milder tomorrow and then a stronger on shore push cools us back about five or eight degrees monday. tuesday cooler and brissier. could see a few sprinkles wednesday and even into thursday. a little recovery on friday. it will feel pretty wintry around here. >> i don't like it, but thank you, lisa. in sports, next weekend eighth-ranked stanford plays arizona state for the pac-12 title but first they have a big match-up today down on the form against 25, notre dame. last night the warriors and thunder played another buzzer-beater. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. when they played in oakland andre hit a jumper and stunned new york city. they paid him back last night in o k.c.. star power. scores everywhere in this game. warriors turn it over early. kevin westbrook to kevin durant. a former ucla star, 14 at the half. steph curry also 14 at the break. hand in his face. that's not enough to stop steph curry. westbrook leading the charge back. step-back three. a season-high 34. tightens up in the fourth. spectacular. he had 32. they go to overtime. curry with one of his five assists here. look at the pass. to david lee, who waits for the right-hand. tied at 110. warriors up 1. no. he gets it back and launches the game-winner with a tenning of a second left wow! warriors, heartbreak. they go down 113-112. an absolutely wild game yesterday afternoon between san jose state and previously undefeated fresno state. an epic shootout. they scored a total of 114 points. almost 1400 yards total. supporty needing a win to become bowl eligible. david was spectacular on senior day. 7-0, supporty. no defense at all. the lay here is the one-handed grab. oh, what a snag! answering. this is 75 yards. part of his school record 547 passing yards and 6 touchdowns. no picks. carr threw only 119 and it makes it 35-31 bulldogs. over 1,000 yards and 12tds the first half. to jones, fales on the ground. supporty gets control of things to win 62-52. fresno state lose being their first game. their bcs dreams are crushed. san jose state at 6-6, they are going bowling. >> we knew what we had to do and we did t we did it for the seniors. we talk about it all week. we went out there and made plays. >> we understood we were going make plays. no more field goals, we had to get touchdowns. especially against team like that, field goals around going to win. to the ice, sharks and blues. brent burns takes the feed. point-blank range. sharks up 1-0. joe thornton and burns would team up again a little later here. captain joe. putting it right on the tape of burns. sharks were up 4-06789 but st. louis comes back. vladimir to schwartz. beats him. 4 live 3 in the third sudden by but he would put away. the empty winner and they win by a score of 6-3. baseball news, the giants bringing back vogy. ryan vogelsong gets the one-year, $5 million contract after they declined to pick up his $5 million option. he struggled last year. era5.7. this deal is done pending a physical and the giants rotation will be set heading into 2014. we have college football. this afternoon 5:00, usc and then lexus after the game around 8:30. hope to see you then. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. next, snow in the forecast? maybe not real snow, but we will show you where there is some on the ground this morning in the >> in the north bay there is snow in ran rafael. it's part of the winder wonderland that was held last night. organizers made 40 tons of fake snow yesterday morning to create the snow-covered slope that cost $10,000 to make happen. sledding and other kids activities continues today from nine to noon. next on the abc7 saturday morning news at six. the first words we've heard in more than a month from a bay area man held captive in north korea. and the police officer who is helping to bring dozens of drunk ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? 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