but you see some bright headlights coming at you. www.everywearetrackinganacciden tout12and9blockinganintersectio nandan here's a live look now across nature is. you can see coit tower with just along the embarcadero there's a bit of fog coming in so your headlines for today 10 degrees above average still but that's a little cooler than the past couple of days. we are going to get high clouds this afternoon. another storm in our forecast. look at the golden gate because of the fog. it's snaking its way across the bridges. right along the bay. we are getting west winds in san francisco pushing fog in from the coast. half moon bay visibility down to a mile. livermore down to four miles impacting the south and east bay as well but mainly across the north bay where it's dangerous down to less than .3- mile visibility for santa rosa, napa and petaluma down to half mile. we'll track it for you and let you know when that next chance of rain is on its way. one of the busiest shopping days of the years is here. we have live team coverage of black friday. jessica flores is at the san francisco premium outlets. first julie watts is outside bass pro shops with a breakdown of the best deals. >> reporter: you know, folks here are cashing in on some big doorbuster sales. there's this ride-in toy chevy that people are buying. there's also about $100 off a smith & wesson. we saw tons of people in line, lining up overnight to buy that. the question for people at home now is should you get up and try to grab doorbusters or might you be better off waiting until cyber monday to cash in on those deals? the answer is, frankly, depends on what's on your list. if you are looking for specific items a smith & wesson or ride- along truck, you want to come in and get the doorbusters but if you just need to shop, checking off the christmas list, you probably would be better waiting until cyber monday. so the folks at nerd wallet say if you do come in today, they do recommend bringing in the merchant ad with you because a lot of times you'll find coupons that you can stack on top of those already discounted items. but for overall discounts on a wide range of products, nerd wallet says, shopping on cyber monday is definitely a better bet. online merchants generally offer discounts 15 to 30% across a selection of items. it may be easier to stick to your shopping list online. >> if you go into the store on black friday you might buy what you weren't planned and a lot more. so it is worth it if you are just generally looking to shop or get some shopping done. it's worth waiting for cyber monday to see what some of the sales have and what retailers have in store. >> reporter: she also points out that black friday and cyber monday are no longer what their names mean. cyber monday used to be online only and black friday was in store only and now you will find deals on cyber monday in store and online today. so it really doesn't -- it -- go ahead and look around and try to find the lowest prices. if you do head into the stores, yes, there are some great deals. but 8% of items that you see today on store shelves are actually going to be more expensive than other times of the year. so just because something looks like it's on sale doesn't mean it is. be cautious. the doorbuster, you know it's marked down, then you'll save money. but overall, you could lose money by shopping on black friday. so you want to be cautious about that. back to you guys. >> so glad we have julie out there. you're our most savvy shopper in the kpix 5 newsroom. thank you for your work today. kpix 5's jessica flores continues our team of coverage live from the premium outlets in livermore. >> reporter: michelle, anne, the lines are still massive here. we were at kate spade in the last half-hour and it's still a two-hour wait. the stores with the long lines are these designer stores. people want 70% off purses and actually i have been talking over here to erica and crissy who -- you haven't got anything yet but you made a beeline here for kate spade. tell us what you expect to do. what's the game plan today? >> um, well, look for a few, like, for some people but mostly for ourselves. [ laughter ] >> for ourselves. >> reporter: how much money do you plan to spend today? >> um -- [ laughter ] >> i'm just going to see what i can get and just try to be reasonable for a little bit. [ laughter ] >> not get carried away. >> reporter: why kate spade? this is a massive line here, one of the longest. what is it about this store? is it 70% off? >> reporter: coming here the past couple of years now, kate spade's deals are worth it with the 70. it's usually like 60 off, 60, 20. but i think the 70 is pretty good. >> reporter: they have been in line already here for about half-hour or so. they still have a long line ahead of them. kate spade, thank you, girls, they are letting folks in about 5 at a time right now. and the national retail federation expects folks this season to spend about $1,000 on gifts which seems about right with the folks i'm talking to. people here just today or this morning and last night have spent already $50 so they plan to spend even more. so that seems pretty accurate. the designer stores are hot. purses cost hundreds. if you can get a $400 purse for $100, that's what they are hoping to get here. so we'll keep an eye on things out here. the lines are going pretty smoothly. it's jam-packed here at the livermore outlets but it's supposed to get more packed come around 8 a.m. when folks do wake up and head out here for the black friday deals. reporting live in livermore, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. dozens of stores offering black friday deals are staying open through much of the day today until late tonight. best buy staying open until 10 p.m. toys 'r us through 11 am [, kmart midnight, kohl's also midnight and j.c. penney open until 10:00 tonight. beware, some stores offering these early doorbuster deals, those are only available for a limited amount of time. yesterday my 9-year-old wanted to go to target and i said it's thanksgiving. it's closed. she said no, it's open until midnight. >> and it was? did you go? >> no! >> i still said no. >> put your foot down on the holiday means holiday. >> we played cards. >> very wholesome. [ laughter ] the roads are crowded by the out let's. >> especially see the delays on surface streets. so once you exit the freeway, 580 in the green heading westbound, we are starting to see some slowdowns but as you make your way back towards 205, you don't see any slowdowns right now. making your way towards el charro, a lot of drivers heading eastbound 580 to the san francisco premium outlets where jessica is. >> the rest of the ride looking a-okay. checking in problem-free. here's a live look 101. no delays in either direction. that's a check of your traffic. now to the wine country wildfire recovery. this morning, work to remove debris in santa rosa's coffey park continues, men and women contracted by the army core of engineers are making sure lots are clear. and they are doing it as fast as they safely can. california governors office of emergency services says 103,000 tons of debris has already been removed since the october wildfires. 7,000 sites are cleared upwards of 95%. john bivins is still on the run. he and his accomplice tramel mcclough were involved in a chase with chp on tuesday. mcclough was arrested but bivins, an escapee, fired shots at him. a photo was taken of him at a convenience store. he is driving the same green 1999 ford explorer used in the case. south africa's supreme court just increased oscar pistorius's murder sentence to 13 years and 5 months. the state argument his original sentence of six years was shockingly lenient. he was imprisoned in july of last year after being found guilty on appeal of murdering his girlfriend on valentine's day in 2013. president trump is attacking obamacare calling the health care law a disaster. our president wrote: but do not worry... even though the dems want to obstruct, we will repeal and replace right after tax cuts!" the president's promise to repeal obamacare comes as enrollment has unexpectedly surged since enrollment started. nearly two point three million people up for covera >> our president's promise to repeal obamacare comes as enrollment is up since open enrollment started. nearly 2.3 million signed up for coverage through obamacare exchanges during the first 18 days. roy moore's communications director john rogers is out. the resignation comes as the campaign is denying sexual assault accusations from women. moore has denied everything and says he will not drop out of the race. moore faces democrat doug jones in a special senate election next month. a new poll shows moore is way ahead of jones. nearly 47% are backing judge moore while 40% support jones. right now, hopes are fading for a rescue of a missing argentine submarine. it went missing last week in the atlantic ocean. officials say that an unexplained explosion on thursday was detected near the last confirmed location of the sub. argentine officials say there wasn't any evidence of any sort of an attack on the sub. the u.s. navy halting its search for three sailors missing since the plane they were on crashed in the philippines sea on wednesday. that plane went down on a routine flight while approaching a u.s. aircraft carrier from a base in japan. eight other crew members and passengers were rescued. it's not clear why it crashed. one official says engine trouble may have been a factor. >> 6:12. more testing needed. why researchers say they will be working longer with a model of the golden gate bridge. >> plus, the new numbers that show more muni riders are turning to ridesharing services when they miss their bus or trains. >> and we are tracking some foggy conditions out on the roads. can you tell where this is? coming up, we'll take a closer look at that and the rest of your ride. >> looks like a dangerous drive out there. also watching that fog building up here on our cameras right here off of the station building. in fact, we are going to continue to see that fog. i'll let you know where it's happening and what we can expect for our afternoon temperatures ahead of a storm that's on its way. hi i'm joan lunden. join me and the centers for disease control and prevention for our series. your health with joan lunden and the cdc. every monday, tuesday & thursday on kpix 5 at 6am during commercial time. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit www.cdc.gov/diabetestv this comes after it was found that further wind testing is going to be done on a model of the golden gate bridge. this comes after it was found that intense winds at an angle could damage the span. right now, the miniature midsection of the bridge is undergoing testing at a canadian lab. a suicide barrier project involves installing netting along the bridge. the bridge district is targeting 2021 as the date to finish that project. the alameda city council now has rules for marijuana use. those rules include banning pot businesses from being within 1,000 feet of schools or recreational centers. proposition 64 is set to take effect in january making recreational marijuana legal under california law. more muni riders are turning to ridesharing services when they miss their bus or trains. survey of 500 people had use san francisco transit system found 34% of them will call lyft or uber as their default ride up from 29% last year. only 5% said that they would take bart. makes sense that you call an uber or lyft at that time of year. you have to get where you're going. >> yeah. >> usually someone is just two minutes away. >> they're always nearby. well, mass transit is running on time right now. we just checked in with bart and muni but do be advised that we have a lot of transit agencies on a modified schedule or operating on a sunday schedule or they're out of service today. the tiburon ferry, harbor, ace resumes on monday morning. let's take it to a crash we're tracking northbound lawrence expressway. homestead and this is in front of hospital. so it looks like the injury, there's some injuries involved but they are right in the -- that location for the crash. the rest of the ride in the south bay is in the green no delays along the eastshore freeway. but we are tracking some foggy conditions, this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights, but difficult to see. so be careful. look at this fog right now. just building along the embarcadero there. so of course impacting the bay bridge, also impacting the golden gate bridge, as well. we're watching it kind of work its way along the bay. it's moving towards the north bay for sure. it's certainly causing some poor visibility there in the golden gate. you see low-lying. so it could be dangerous heading out that way. no rushing to go to the malls. take your time. the stores will still be there. concord now 57 degrees. oakland 56. san francisco 59. san jose 60 degrees. here's the visibility map. so along the east bay, livermore down to 4-mile visibility so it will be a little tough to see out there just dropping even more across half moon bay. a lot of the fog is settling in the valley areas. so some of the visibility could be even lower across the north bay santa rosa, petaluma and napa still impacted by this and you will continue to feel the effects or see the effects of that fog until about 8, 9 a.m. then it should wind down but we are seeing some winds coming out of the west and that's what's pushing that fog in closer to the bay. so that's what's going on along the golden gate and the bay bridge this morning. and in napa area south- southeast winds so they are variable winds but calm between 3 to 5 miles per hour. sunrise this morning at 6:59 a.m. and after that sunrise the fog should burn off nicely an hour after sunrise. here's satellite-radar. we are going to see more clouds today. and this afternoon, the clouds are going to thicken up so it will be a gray day for your friday after thanksgiving. tomorrow morning, sunny. sunday night storms come through. so our weather pattern is going to change sunday -- excuse me, saturday night into sunday during the day. sunday morning people traveling in and out of town the rain will be arriving. and then sunday night into monday morning, more rain is expected in the forecast. so here's the seven-day forecast. comp dry and cold weather temperatures coming into the low 60s. new details about the massive data breach at uber. we are learning the rideshare company disclosed the hack to a company planning to invest in them before it told the public. uber said hackers stole millions of people's data. they paid the thieves to delete the stolen data. some google users showed a phony ad and redirected people to a scam website one day before the biggest shopping day of the year. it appeared at the top of search results for an unknown number of users. google told cbs news, the ad violated its policies and was removed. tesla has just completed building the world's biggest battery. ceo elon musk promised to deliver it fully installed within 100 days of teaming up with a french renewable energy firm and local government. it's located in south australia. and it should help ease the region's frequent power outages by storing energy generated by a wind farm. coming up in sports, the warriors aren't in championship form yet but the same can't be said for another east bay hoops team. and a viking with a message for fans after he received a special delivery on thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. with the chargers playing in dallas, quarterback phillip rivers probably didn't make it home in time for thanksgiving dinner but how much was he really missed? >> along with my wife tiffany and eight wonderful children and the whole chargers organization, we would like to wish you a happy thanksgiving! >> phillip rivers' offense was feasting on dallas yesterday. 16-6 l.a. in the 4th quarter. former cal star keenum allen 42 yards for the touchdown. 28-6. the vikings at the lions and minnesota griffin flashed a message written on his t-shirt. i just had a baby boy. what should i name him? well, maybe it should be case because the vikings quarterback case keenum accounted for 3 total touchdowns after he ran one in. the entire offense sat for the thanksgiving meal in the end zone and the vikings over the lions, 30-23. they are 9-2 on the season. >> the best basketball team in the bay area right now forget the warriors. how about the gales of saint mary's? the gaels australian big man feasted on hard van at the tournament in fullerton. 26 points for the saint mary's junior. gaels 89-71, a perfect 5-0 on the season. the warriors do return to action today. they will face the chicago bulls at home at oracle arena tonight. andrea nakano for kpix 5. time is 6:27. responding to the public about a controversial raid, the meeting oakland police have planned. plus the new body camera video that shows police were aware of illegal activity inside the ghost ship warehouse before a deadly fire. >> a break from president trump. could michael flynn be ready to spill about russian ties? for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the arm of an arm wrestler? the back of a quarterback? the face of a fairy? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. really? 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the experts at the personal finance website nerd wallet say you want to start with electronics. november is a good time for electronics. things like tvs, smartphones, smartwatches, computers, most other electronics. november also a good time to save on appliances and while you might not expect it, it's also a good time to save on travel. look at the black friday and cyber monday sales on the travel sites. what should you wait until december to buy? well, obviously, seasonal items get marked down closer to the end of the season. so wrapping paper, holiday decorations, even party decorations. but nerd wallet says that's not the only markdowns. >> toys are discounted in december because they are a popular holiday gift. the closer we get to christmas, retailers really want to unload and sell those for the holiday so those will also be marked down in the days before christmas. >> reporter: now, if you do buy early in the season, she says use a credit card that offers price protection. that way you get the price difference back if an item goes on sale later on. generally, you do have to register items with your credit card so that they can be tracked. there are some new apps we have heard about that you give them the log-in to your email they will scan your in box and look for items you purchased online and give you the price difference, i wouldn't want to do that. that's up to you if you want to save money. one thing to watch out for, when you do head out to the stores, i want to show you here after rebate, mail-in rebate. so a lot of items are simply marked down. you get the sale price today. a lot of items you have to send for the mail-in rebate and if you are like -- well, michelle and anne as they admitted earlier and most americans, you probably are not going to send the rebate in right away. you may forget about it, never send it in. even if you do by the time you get that money back, you may be paying interest on your credit card for the purchase which eats up the savings. so something to be mindful of as you are shopping this black friday. ladies? >> that is the key. you have to do it immediately. >> yes. >> kpix 5's jessica flores continues our team shopping coverage live from livermore. hi, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and anne. this is certainly where you want to be if you want to get some of those black friday deals on designer purses, some retail items. we have been monitoring the kate spade line all morning long. it stretches at least 200 feet. there's probably 200 folks in line and it's at least 2 hours to get to the front of the line. they are letting in people 5 people at a time. it's 70% off here at spade but really at most every store i'm seeing signs for 50% off or more. there's a lot of good deals here. overall retailers expect shoppers to be spending this year, spending up 4% this year spending an average of $1,000 on christmas gifts. it's a marathon out here. i have been speaking to folks who have been here since early- morning hours. stores have been closed so some people have been here since 5 a.m. spending already more than $500. but they are saying it's worth it. >> how much money have you spent so far? >> almost $1,000. >> we are getting there. >> we saved a lot. >> how much do you think you've saved? >> $500. >> all your christmas shopping done today? >> for myself. >> reporter: how about for anybody else? >> no. >> reporter: retailers do expect shoppers to spend a total of about $680 billion this christmas season, november and december. and a lot of that coming today. we spoke to a lot of people though as you heard from that lady she is spending on herself and that's what i'm hearing from women in the line. they want to get those purses before christmas. and maybe they're not going to get it for a gift so they want to make sure they get it for themselves. other stores like the gap and banana republic, a lot of folks are stocking up on some of those cheaper gifts for some of those families and friends this holiday season. reporting live in livermore, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. that's what drive me nuts about black friday shopping is i just want to shop for myself because there are so many good deals when you're supposed to be shopping for everyone else. >> you're the one waiting in line. i think it's -- [ crosstalk ] >> one for you, two for me, one for you, two for me. >> i like that math. >> the traffic is already starting to back up. >> we tracked some delays earlier and went back into the green and went back into the yellow and fluctuating all morning long. we are back in the green along 580 in both directions. . >> foggy between hayward and foster city, but we are still in the green for your travel times. neda has the forecast. >> now ahead of the sunrise we are starting to get a better view of this fog. look at it right underneath the golden gate bridge. so it's hovering just above the water there. if you are taking the bridge this morning, you may run into it. also, want to show you this view. that's the bay bridge behind that layer of fog. you can see it along the embarcadero, as well. and as far as the visibility goes, it is an issue for mountain view now. dropping down to 1.7 miles. half moon bay less than a mile. oakland airport now look at that less than a mile visibility there. and the north bay of course also it has been low. visibility wise all morning long it's been low and will continue to do so for another hour. winds are calm so it's not pushing the fog out. the west wind is helping the fog build along the bay. we'll have the weekend forecast coming up and a storm on the way. new details this morning in a quintuple murder trial that's been under way in san francisco. bin tie luke is accused of killing five people at a home in ingleside back in 2012. closing arguments in his trial are now expected to come on tuesday. prosecutors say luke killed his victims while burglarizing the home which. his attorney says the evidence does tie his client to the scene but not the murders. luc is an illegal immigrant from vietnam and the u.s. reportedly tried to deport him in 2006. but vietnam didn't want him back. newly released body camera video suggests oakland police were aware of the illegal activities at the ghost ship warehouse nearly two years before the deadly fire. >> how many times have we came back here in the past week? >> too many. >> the video was obtained by the "bay area news group." someone called police to help settle a dispute between master tenant derick almena and other tenants living in the warehouse. apparently, someone had pulled out a gun. mayor libby schaaf said officers have since been retrained and have a new communications system. >> require them to refer dangerous conditions or potential illegal activities or uses of a space to two places now. both internally within the police department, special events unit as well as to the city administrator's office. >> the fire in december 2016 killed 36 people. this tuesday oakland police are expected to present a report on the department's involvement in a recent controversial immigration raid. advocates say the police chief lied about that august raid and whether or not it was a deportation matter. oakland's sanctuary city policy prohibits local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration officers new details are emerging about the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. the las vegas sheriff says the gunman who killed 58 people in that city last month fired more than 1100 rounds. stephen paddock also injured hundreds of people in that attack before killing himself. the las vegas sheriff says he is frustrated by the lack of progress in determining motive. there is a new development in special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. sources say that former national security adviser michael flynn's attorneys are no longer communicating with the white house. flynn resigned in february after acknowledging secret talks with russia's ambassador to the united states. an attorney for president trump said assumed flynn is negotiating a plea deal but doesn't have anything to do with the president. president trump is spending today playing golf with tiger woods. he started his thanksgiving day by thanking troops overseas. he also visited a florida coast guard station. mr. trump praised service members saying the coast guard brand went up in the aftermath of the hurricanes that hit texas, florida and puerto rico. he also wasted no time touting his administration's accomplishments. this morning, president trump tweeted he will be speaking with the president of turkey and playing golf. he added, then back to mar-a- largo for talks on bringing even more jobs and companies back to the u.s. developing right now in egypt, at least 184 people are dead, another 125 injured, in an attack on a mosque. gunmen were waiting outside and opened fire at people. at least two explosions also happened. state media reporting that this is one of the deadliest attacks ever carried out against civilians in that area. the african nation of zimbabwe has a new president. emmerson mnangagwa was sworn in today. now he replacesmugabe who resigned. mnangagwa will serve until the end of the next year. time is 6: 42. going viral what actress uma thurmond said on social media about allegations against harvey weinstein. >> and the manhattan just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the board. the dow is up 34 points! coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. sexual misconduct allegations. thurman worked on several films with the producer... including actress uma thurman has spoken out on the harvey weinstein sexual misconduct allegations. thurman worked on several films with the producer including pulp fiction and thecle bill movies. she posted comments on instagram yesterday and read in part: coming up later on cbs this morning. vlad hiers joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. time for a look at what's coming up later on this is in morning. we have a report from new york. >> reporter: good morning. ahead, lawyers for former nsa chief michael flynn cut ties with the president's legal team. what this move could mean for the special counsel's russian investigation. >> plus, mellody hobson is here on the uber app. what you should look for after its ceo failed to reveal a data breach sooner. >> also, consumer reports on the bet deals this weekend and whether it's better to buy in stores or online. >> and the big movies this holiday season. plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> it's better online. i don't know about you. >> i agree. [ laughter ] >> i always wait for that. >> that's the ticket. >> see you at 7:00. like we have been talking about all morning, today is the busiest holiday shopping event of the year, with small business saturday and cyber monday. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks joins us on the online sales for thanksgiving and retail stocks on this black friday. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. good morning, anne. and online shopping extremely busy yesterday. adobe says that it was up about 17% from a year ago topping $1.5 billion. nearly a half of all online sales were done on mobile phones. that is also a trend that has increased. it looks like today, for the "brick and mortar" retailers, pretty promising. across the country, we have had long lines reported and big crowds at stores so good news for merchants all the way around. we are expecting a decent bump in retail spending this year as the unemployment rate has dropped to a 17-year low across the country. and physically on black friday it's a pretty good day for retail stock. and that appears to be the case this morning. shares in companies like target, best buy, macy's and, of course, amazon are all moving higher. it's a shortened session, pretty quiet session overall. market closing at 10 a.m. pacific time. we are off to a good start. let's go to the big board, see how we're doing so far this morning. the dow on the rise by over 30 points in the early going while the nasdaq and s&p have more modest gains for each of those indices. michelle and anne, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. time is 6le 48. 6:48. traffic is interesting this morning. a lot of people have the day off . >> a crash with injuries, the auto center on-ramp to westbound 4 so those heading out of antioch, looks like you may be in for some delays just getting on the freeway there. but highway 4 in the green and earlier a crash looks like a tow truck is just pulling up this is eastbound 24 at st. stephens drive, no longer blocking any lanes and you're not experiencing any delays. this is the richmond/san rafael bridge at the toll plaza. headlights westbound over to san rafael. quick easy ride clocking in under 10 minutes. eastshore freeway, starting to get a little crowded. this is a treat for drivers who drives around this time of morning on 80, it's packed. but things are okay. an easy travel time, just fog at the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza. wow, that's socked in! the forecast is expected to be blustery in the sierra this weekend. here's a live look. gorgeous sunrise up there. current conditions at sierra-at- tahoe hitting the slopes can expect high winds. neda? >> it's going to get windy and they can also expect 8 to 12 inches of snow when the storm arrives. but the next couple of days, let's show you your tahoe forecast. comfortable temperatures for the high elevations. overnight in the 30s and on saturday, wind gusts will be as high as 55 miles per hour. so that may impact some of those ski lifts and that's ahead of the storm that's coming. but it's not arriving until sunday. here's the fog that's hovering right down along the bay this morning. here's what you can expect this morning. if you are heading out, temperatures upper 50s for most of the bay area today. patchy fog throughout the area so keep that in mind. then this afternoon, we are staying warm. it's impacting visibility for san jose. just dropped down to 2.5-mile visibility there. oakland airport a problem with visibility down to less than a mile .3 for santa rosa. it's improving a little bit for petaluma but napa is still socked in, as well. here's a shift in the weather pattern. so this high pressure is weakening and moving east so temperatures today couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. late night saturday around midnight into early sunday morning, the north bay will get the first round of this storm system and then sunday widespread rain across the bay area. there's no band that will come through sunday night into midday on monday. that's when things should dry up. so here are the details for that storm. we could get a half inch to 1 1/2 inches for the north bay area. and then the rest of the bay area could get anywhere from a quarter to an inch. less than that though for the south bay. winds are going to pick up with this one. gusts across the bay area as high as 35 miles per hour. as far as your friday forecast goes, low 70s down across the south bay to the mid-70s. east bay temperatures upper 60s, low 70s. san francisco we're also expecting to be in the upper 60s. low 70s for berkeley, alameda, and oakland. to the north temperatures in the mid- to low-60s. so it's cooling off there. here's your seven-day forecast. look at the dry conditions that we are going to experience starting next week. we are also cooling down finally reaching average temperatures. a sign of the holiday season, hundreds of people will gather under the tree tonight at san francisco's union square for macy's annual tree lighting ceremony. this is the 28th year for the event of the ceremony starts at 6 p.m. and this is video from last year's event. the reusable 83-foot tree will twinkle with more than 33,000 energy-efficient l.e.d. lights and 1100 ornaments. ♪[ music ] it's officially black friday and the shopping marathon is on. we're with shoppers in livermore with a live report coming up. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. time for your final five... this morning, work to remove i'm jessica flores live in livermore where the shopping marathon is on! it's black friday and take a look at these lines. this one for kate spade stretches many stores. it's about two hours long. just take a look if you want to wind over here. the stores way over there to the front. they are letting about 5 people in to kate spade at a time. shopping will grow this year about 4%. and the national retail federation says people are expected to spend about $1,000 on christmas gifts with 50% of customers shopping in discount and department stores. folks started showing up here at livermore around 3 p.m. yesterday. people have been here for hours. they say it's worth it. this is a new thanksgiving tradition. and in total, the national retail federation says shoppers are expected to spend $680 billion this holiday season for november and december a lot of it being spent today on black friday. live in livermore, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. it is 6:57. time for your "final 5". this morning, work to remove debris in santa rosa's coffey park continues after the deadly wine country wildfires. california governor's office of emergency services says 103,000 tons of debris has been removed since the october fires. the agency adds that 7,000 sites have been cleared upwards of 95%. newly released body camera video suggests oakland police were aware of the illegal activity at the ghost ship nearly two years before that deadly fire. >> south africa's supreme court just increased oscar pistorius's murder center to 13 years and five months, his sentence. he went to jail last year after he was found guilty of murdering his girlfriend in 2013. there is a new development? special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. sources tell cbs news that former national security adviser michael flynn's attorneys are no longer communicating with the white house. new details about the massive data breach at uber. we are learning the rideshare company disclosed the hack to softbank before revealing the information to the public. "friday light" on the roads as you make wear to the black friday shopping plazas. right now, speeds are in the green along 580 through livermore. this is the san mateo bridge were fog. here's 101 near sfo. a little foggy conditions along that stretch but no delays. golden gate socked in with the fog. we sure are seeing that fog building. not impacting the streets across san francisco. look where it's hovering over the water. coit tower is in the clear. the bay bridge also covered in that fog. this is a live view of san jose. 58 degrees there. visibility map showing you it's down to two miles for san jose. livermore in the clear but the north bay still dealing with fog. it's going to be a problem for the next hour and then they will burn off and we'll have comfortable conditions. >> big day for shopping. big day for leftovers. hope you enjoy it whatever you have in store today. >> whatever you are doing. but "cbs this morning" is next. good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, november 24th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. former national security adviser michael flynn could be making a deal to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller in the russia investigation. we'll look at the significance of flynn's lawyers cutting off communication with president trump's legal team. >> an ominous blast could signal a catastrophic end for a missing submarine in the south atlantic. investigators fear it may have plunged thousands of feet off the continental shelf. and the national database that should stop dangerous people from buying guns could be missing thousands of names. how systemic failures are plaguing the