else. >> maybe a different tactic. >> do you think it's working? >> no. not really. >> last night a bystander hit in the head with a projectile. listen to the audio. >> i have a man down the street. 46 years old. i need a patrol unit here as well. >> you're not going to stay and tell at this time. >> dispatch, however, did send an ambulance. last night fires were lit on streets, attacking police with bottles, rocks and shut down two freeways. police say they arrested 92 people. helping them were sheriff deputies the police chief agreed to talk about the strategy in general z he says you have to have a plan and man power. you also have to separate crowd control, crowd management, from crime control. >> two different contingents of officers, one establishing scrimmage lines and deployment units to arrest those committing crimes. >> you want to do it firm, and fast. you know? you want to go in and grab criminals. get them out of there. >> chp told us they provided teams to do exactly that. we saw a few of them today they've been out here two nights. at least one car was vandalized. the teams were called in to take back the freeways. >> biggest thing about the teams is they can move in a situation and change. >> the oakland police chief says in demonstrations, he'll have more police on the streets. >> key thing is that we like to do it to protect citizens of oakland. >> police say they're ready tonight if there are more protests. >> business owners will be grateful this thanksgiving for calmer, less destructive night hoping that vandals will stay home for the holidays. laura anthony is live now in oakland. laura? >> business leaders here, the association sent a scathing letter to police and city leaders about what they saw as complete inaction by the police department when things turned ugly last night we talked with a demonstrator in the crowd. he told us he tried to stop vandalism but was then, attacked. >> i started out just moment tear ily. he is an organizer with a group but says it went too far. walker was among a group of demonstrators on telegraph avenue. at one point he said he was jumped by several men when trying to stop vandals from spray painting a local mace sonic temple. >> you're hitting local business people we've known for years, we grew up with these folks and you're attacking their business? there is no respect behind that. >> the association believes this went too far. the group sent a scathing letter to police, quote, the oakland police department's failure and our elected officials to distinguish protective protests is unacceptable. >> whatever the issue is that this doesn't help. >> a landlord spent his morning painting over graffiti. iet probably does not further the goal these people have found i don't know what is the alternative? maybe cops could have brought out old cars and left them destroyed. >> the message behind the two nights have been largely obscured by vandalism. >> we tear up businesses, businesses are left out of oakland and they cause things we're trying to fight against. >> many of those here told us they're confused by actions of both protestors and police. >> a woman who worked in a restaurant back in 70s is the latest to come forward accusing bill cosby of drugging and raping her. carolyn tyler joins with us more. >> now, 73 years old, she says she's breaking her silence to support accusers she feels are being unfairly maligned . >> i support the women i was one of them. >> they was mom. she says he had a comedy gig in san carlos and asked her to go. that is when her story mirrors the accounts of other accusers. >> i didn't feel right. i felt bad. i asked can i have an aspirin? i'm in the limousine with his hands on me i wake up in my own bed the next morning. my clothes are off except for under wear, i know i've been sexual assaulted. >> last night i saw him >> she says she was ashamed to come forward, she did in 2005. as one of the 12 jane does willing to testify in a civil lawsuit filed by another woman. that was settled out of court. >> this month, associated press asked for a response to the growing chorus of rape accusations. >> no. no. >> the attorney says claims, quote escalated past the point of absurdity. dona started speaking out on her face book page. >> there is nothing i want to see done other than he be discredited. that is what i want. that is all. >> she is hoping men will come forward. she believes there are others who worked for cosby who can talk. that might change the narrative of the controversy. >> carolyn, thank you. >> a lot of your friends and neighbors have hit the road. >> a lot of them are going by car. >> let's take a look at interstate 80. it's been like this since 4:00. slow going on the right hand side. that is your 80 eastbound traffic. >> skyway, western approach to the bay bridge busy this time of theite. headlights are coming at you trying to get onto the bay bridge. taillights are slow in both directions. >> firefighters on the right side there are heading south through san rafael. then, into san francisco. heavier 101 north. >> and take a look now at san jose area. highway 101 crosses paths with interstate 880. it's sticky there as well. you'd expect that on the day before thanksgiving. a lot of people trying to get from here to there. home for the holiday. >> still ahead tonight here on abc7 news a train derailment. what might have happened if the cargo hadn't been corn. >> weather remains mild, dry throughout thanksgiving but turning towards a winter like pattern the accu-weather forecast is coming up in just a moment. >> north bay restaurant where holiday dinner is fre get three yearsuncer: interest-free financingweekend and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. mattress price wars ends sunday, at sleep train. bay area smog levels were higher than they've been in about four years. now, we're facing a third winter spare the air day, meaning no wood burning fires on thanksgiving day. officials say this may be a sign of something >> she waits there this morning. >> i become short of breath. and i really felt the difference in the air. >> irene suffers from emphysema. >> smog irritates lungs, eyes and nasal passages. >> mark ross says smog has two ingredients, compounds from industry and nitrogen oxide. >> it's unhealthy. we ask people to drive less. >> the air district would love it if hardly anyone drove, but just ask drivers out here, filling up and see why that is not the case. >> spare the air? i don't know anything about spare the air days. >> when is the last time you heard there is a spare the air day? >> for those that can get out of the cars, air district says it's becoming more >> the same scientists predicted this. >> looking like models are predicting 10, 20 years. now, we're experiencing it firsthand. it could be for the next bay area. >> irene says do it for her. >> i'm a lung cancer survivor. this is pro longing my life. a restaurant is giving thanks to customers tonight, offering a free meal owe anyone coming by on this might before thanksgiving. >> in san rafael it's a year long wait. >> you'll be thankful when you come out. >> these are only a few of a thousand people eating for free tonight at two branchs in marin county. and this is thanks to paul and his staff they don't take money. if someone insists on paying it goes to the food bank. >> it's a lot of feeling good because you're giving back. >> he was a kid with a big dream and stronger will. >> we're fortunate we're part of the community. >> it's been a success. the lunch buffets are inexpensive in these parts. tonight's will be larger and cuts no corners. >> this is the best indian cuisine. and it's free. >> there is no such holiday as thanksgiving in india. gets a white napkin. especially the homeless. >> wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> join the thanksgiving food drive. just make an instant $ten contribution to bay area food banks. >> forgeus weather. >> yes, >> good timing. >> yes. >> keep roadways dry. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. this is a pattern we've had throughout the late afternoon, into the evening. by afternoon, looking at some of the high temperatures. you can see warmer weather down south. here is a time lapse view. we'll continue tomorrow with no wood burn burning aloued under the 64 in half moon bay. here is a nice looking west across the bay. one more view looking at part of the financial district of downtown san francisco. sunny, wild, rain friday night. that wet pattern will be established friday night continues several days into next week. high pressure holding on one more day bringing us mild, dry weather tomorrow. then, we get this series of storms coming in that will bring us periods of rain or showers. friday morning at 9:00 it will be cloudy. later in the day, around 5:00 p.m some rain developing in the north bay first. friday night, spreading across the bay area overnight into middle of the night. 3:00 a.m saturday. then, mid morning saturday, we'll see some breaks in this rainy pattern but will be wet and more concentrated rainfall. heavier rainfalls on sunday, monday, into tuesday, maybe lingering into wednesday. so projecting ahead to wednesday, next wednesday. we can see 3 to 5 inches of rainfall over several days. especially in the wetter spots of the north bay. across the bay area tonight, look for partly cloudy skies low temperatures early morning hours. mid to upper 40. tomorrow, sunny skies. a mild thanksgiving day. high temperatures from mid-60s to low 70s inland and around the bay. oh, niners game. great weather all the rain they had after thanksgiving day. will be much needed rain, but drive carefully. >> thank you. >> coming up next, incr television announcer: mattress discounters' mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is ending sunday, thanksgiving weekend. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: that means sunday is your last chance to get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend. ♪ mattress discounters a san francisco restaurant is combining thanksgiving and christmas in the best way. lefty o'doule's usually collects toys but this year, collecting toys for glide memorial. >> the program ends on the 20th. we do a regular toy drive on the 24th. our big one. now we're trying to get a jump start on it. >> also collecting toys for students at city academy the restaurant donated a thousand pounds of turkey to city impact for residents. >> you have seen ginger bread houses but have you seen a tree made of sugar? 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niners are one-point favorites. >> limited today, he may have to pass more tests before being cleared to play and raiders next game, murray exploded on thursday night with two touchdowns including this 90 yarder. question fans are asking why hasn't murray been playing since week one? >> to be able to get the ball in my hand so as long as i'm ready to go and i need to continue to get better on the field. and i still have room for improvement. >> coming off the would be named afc defensive player of the week. nine tackles, one sack, one pass broken up. and first player with 50 interceptions and 0 sacks in a career. looks like a happy thanksgiving. they're just rolling through the east. a winning streak continues now. warriors out, and with a save, harrison barns will finish with a lay up. second quarter, steph just loses a set back. clay thompson where is the defense? my goodness. warriors up 17. seven guys in double figures. warriors win their 7th in a row. they're 12, 2, best start in franchise history. >> we do have an obligation. >> oh, my. that had to hurt. kansas city music director paying off a debt with michael thomas had to wear a hunter pens jersey. giants beat the royals in seven games in last month's world series. sounds better in a pens jersey. doesn't it? >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> join us tonight at 9:00. harvesting fog from the driest place on earth. >> then at 11:00 is your broad band being bogged down? maybe your provider is doing that on purpose? michael finney investigates internet throttling. >> and a peanuts special, then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight, thoughts about what matters, tomorrow is my favorite holiday of the year. it's uniquely american, a day to enjoy good food, company, and importantly the reason for the holiday itself. to give thanks. that can get lost in the rush to buy a turkey, travel, start thinking about christmas and shopping. there is so much to be thankful for. we live in a place that is beautiful, creates opportunity, and cherishes diversity. a country allows us to do so. with bad things it can be easy to overlook the good. to for get what we take for granted health, family, friends, a job we don't always have all of those things in our lives, not certainly at the same time, but there are blessings to count. have a wonderful day tomorrow, happy thanksgiving. let me hear from you. >> and that will do it. our coverage of breaking news continues now on twitter. >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. have a great evening. i'm the first to admit, i'm not the best student. i got into my back-up college, but on the acceptance letter it did say, please be aware, you barely squeaked in." which is why our new thermostat is the last thing i need. it's called the nest "learning" thermostat. it learns the temperature you like and programs itself to save you money. now my parents keep saying, "why can't you be more like the thermostat." not a confidence booster. the nest learning thermostat. welcome to a more thoughtful home. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a student and emergency room scribe from minneapolis, minnesota... an attorney from los angeles, california... and our returning champion, a university lecturer from st. charles, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. mariusz had a good day yesterday, performed extremely well, wound up winning over 20 grand. aggie and joel would like to have that happen to them today. let's see what happens. good luck. here we go. one daily double in this round with these categories. sounds like a fun evening. that sounds easy. we'll give you that. you give us the preceding book. and finally... a visit to tesla motors, turning electric cars into the first successful american auto startup in almost a century. alex: and mariusz, you go first. let's start with second book in the series for $200. joel. what is "the fellowship of the ring"? 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