violence can escalate. we have learned this is not the first time the police were called to the house. >> reporter: and nows the first attack on the 34-year-old woman. it was the house right behind us t one with the lights still on. this time she didn't survive and her boyfriend is on the run. the police are looking for this man, who has had several addresses on the peninsula. >> i don't know specifically if they lived together, but it was her boyfriend and it was a domestic stabbing. >> scene secure. >> reporter: hours after the deadly attack investigators were still inside the house collecting evidence. police say the couple was here alone when the man stabbed the woman multiple times. >> i know that the original 911 call came from her. >> reporter: she managed to call for help, and the first arriving officers and paramedics tried torsive her, but -- to save her, but she died at the scene. the suspect. already gone. police thought they had him when his silver chrysler was found less than two miles away in a parking garage. >> that's his vehicle, stand by to copy a code 666. >> reporter: county swat officers converged on holly street and industrial avenue with the possibility of him hiding in an urgent care clinic, staff and patients were evacuated while it was searched, but it wasn't there. >> we're going through the multiple addresses we have related to him, and investigating where that suspect is, and locating him and arresting him as quickly as possible. >> reporter: they haven't said if he had a court order to stay away from the girlfriend. he's been arrested a half dozen time for drug offense, assault, and attempted murder on a cohas been-- cohabitant. >> homicide is the most severe form of domestic violins, and sometimes -- violence, and it could take several times to get out of a relationship that is abusive. >> reporter: for a time the search for the suspect had heavily armed officers search bart trains and airport police on alert. investigators want the public's help, but he is considered armed and dangerous. no identity yet on the victim. they have a special dedicated unit for domestic violence, and advocates say it does a fantastic job, but sadly three to five women day a die in the united states at the hands of abusers. >> yes, tragic statistics playing out tonight. and in colorado springs we're learning more about the alleged gunman that opened fire at a planned parenthood killing three including a police officer. the suspect in the attack robert lewis dear so quote no more baby parts after his arrest. a reference to undercover videos purportedly showing the negotiations of fetal organ sales. witnesses said the gun mpa was mote -- gunman was motivated by his opposition to abortion. >> as investigators continue to work a large crime scene community members are mourning. in colorado springs many gathering in a local church. >> >. we're here to honor the lives of those who were killed yesterday by a domestic terrorist. >> reporter: this man, 57-year- old robert lewis dear went on a shooting spree with an assault rifle for more than five hours friday in colorado springs. three people were killed including a police officer, a husband and father of two children. a six-year police veteran. nine others were injured and rushed to hospitals, including five police officer, and this victim shot at in his car, one of at least four out of hospital. >> he was aiming at me, and i just hit the gas, and he started shooting, and i was looking him in the face, and then the shot came through the flash and i started bleeding. >> reporter: meantime, dear in police custody is described as a loaner from -- loner from north carolina, and had few religious or political leanings. they're still looking into a possible motive, but the mayor of colorado springs said people can make inferences from what it took place. president obama said quote we have to do something about the easy accessibility of weapons of war on our streets. they searched dear's property today, but are being tight lipped about what if anything they found. dear is expected in court on monday. >> and california senator bash bra boxer today released a statement on the shooting at planned parenthood saying it's time to stop the demonizing and witch hunts against parenthood and the life saving care it provides to millions every day. a search failed to turn up a mass gunman behind a robbery in a home in mill valley. they searched the area, police say around 5:40 this morning they responded to a report of a man with a gun entering a home and understanded money. the suspect is in his 20, and was wearing khaki pant, a hood and ski mask. investigators say he made off with an undisclosed amount of cash, but no one was hurt. it was a chilly day across much of the area. want tot give you a live look outside where temperatures continue to fall, and could dip into the 20s tonight. our meteorologist is here with details on a freeze warning going into effect. >> that's right, for the third night in a row frost advisories and freeze warnings. the cold air mass camped out over a good portion of northern california, including the bay area. san francisco and oakland in the 40s. 30s for concord, napa, but look at livermore, back to the upper 20, and santa rosa 27. what's happen, you can see the air basically the streamlines with the air moving in from the north as a result that cold air continuing to push into the bay area, and sticking around for tomorrow morning, and i think into monday morning as well there's a chance of more frost advisories. think it's cold sneer check out -- here? check out the current temperature in truckee, dropping to below zero tonight. right now very cold number, 30s out near concord, napa, 36 right now, and santa rosa dropping off, freezing, 32. the clear sky, winds backed off, and as a result atemperatures dropping off quite a bit. once again that frost advisory posted for the bay side locations and near parts of coast with temperatures in the 30, and then the freeze warning in place for the valleys and mountains starting at 11:00 o'clock tonight until 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, so san jose, morgan hill, livermore, and parts of the north bay as well. tracking rain chances in the five-day forecast h. those chances -- when those chances actually bump up and the cold spell moving out of the bay area. oakland police are treating the death of a woman found inside a burning vehicle as a homicide. this happened about 7:50 friday night on marshall street near 61st street. the woman appeared to have suffered major burns, but the exact cause of death will be determined by an autopsy. it's unclear when she died or if she was dead when the vehicle caught fire. there's no word on a possible motive yet. the body of a man missing for about a week was discovered today in cupertino. the santa clara county sheriffs office said he was considered a risk because of a medical condition. his body was discovered on private property. and vets said they did all they could to safe a young dolphin separated from its mother. it was first spotted yesterday, stranded along the county coast, but because of the unsafe conditions there a team wasn't able to approach the animal until this morning. they say the dolphin was so young, not weaned, and they couldn't find the mother. rescuers at the facility determined the dolphin couldn't survive in the wild on it on and had to be euthanized. and 22 tons of trash was overturned from a garbage truck on the automall parkway on ranch. they had to come out and clear the trash from the side of the road. no one was injured in the accident. some people in a neighborhood still without water of a pipe burst. this is what it looked like yesterday in the 800 block of station road, and you can see water pouring down the street. they've been working more than 24 hours to try and repair the 16-inch pipe. once they took a closer look at the cast iron pipe that's 66 years old, they found the damage was more significant than they originally thought. crews hope to restore service to all customers by the end of the night. police in san francisco trying to get to the bottom of a series of strange discoveries around the city. somebody changed bats to baseball poll, but some of the bats had nails ticking out of them -- sticking out of them. you could be charged with carrying a deadly weapon if found with them. police just won't to know the motivation, made for art, humor or something malicious. and the ginger bread house inside the hotel opened today. it includes thousands of home- baked ginger bread bricks and more than a done of icing and decor. even a pet friendly dog house located next year. hundreds of people came out to see the holiday display. amazing. >> it is, and very tasty. all right, in other news, a sad story to tell you about. a newborn found buried alive in southern california. just how police were able to find the baby, and we'll tell you about her condition tonight. >> >. and if you're looking to avoid the big chain stores this holiday season, we'll show you the gift bazaar in the south bay where everything is hand made. and freezing rain to flash flooding, details on some severe weather hitting a huge part of the country. the 10 o'clock news continues in just 90 seconds. a newborn baby after found buried add live in a river bed. police responded to reports of a baby crying in a river bed near comp ton, when they found her she was wrapped in a blanket and told to the touch. she was rushed to the hospital and listed in stable condition. officials believe she was born some time late wednesday or thursday night. turning now to the holiday shopping season in between black friday and cyber monday is today. small business saturday. this is a chance for folks to support local businesses during a shopping season that's sometimes if he cussed on quantify over quality -- focused on quantity over quality. we caught up with a store keep today who was praising customers. >> steams like it's a -- seems like it's a different crowd of people that support locally made and hand made and fair trade than people looking for the best deal, so we appreciate that people, it's something that's important to people to be ethical shoppers, definitely. >> last year consumers spend an estimated $14.3 billion on small business saturday. this is the 6th year in a row for the promotion. the city of oakland is offering free parking at street meters on saturdays from now until new years day. free parking is also available at four city owned parking lots and four city owned garages. you can find out more about the free holiday parking program in oakland on our website ktvu.com on the web links section. even president obama got in on the action taking his teen daughters shopping. they were seen here picking out a few new books at a dc is store, and they took advantage of today's mild washington weather. they headed to a cafe specializing in fresh fruit pop sickles. he called his the highlight of his small business saturday. up next is of course cyber monday, but some retailers don't want you to wait. wal-mart and target launch their cyber monday sales tomorrow with deals matching or beating the discounts offered black friday. this is the tenth anniversary of cyber monday, a term created back in 2005 when people did online shopping at work the monday after thanksgiving, but now many more consumers have internet access at home and on smart phone, and that access is expected to push sales way up on monday. >> people love the convenience of free shipping that's widely available. this cyber monday could be the biggest online shopping day in us history. >> a survey shows roughly half of millennials will shop online cyber monday and nearly 30 percent of those in the 45 to 54 age group say they plan to do the same. many holiday shoppers though aren't waiting to shop line. industry analysts say consumers shelled out close to $3 billion online yesterday. that's a 14 percent increase from last year. when you add up spending on both thanksgiving day and black friday, it was nearly four and a half billion dollars and that in fact is a new record. and 18 percent more than last year. thousands of people looking to buy hand made items this holiday season came to the san jose convention center today, and as ktvu reports it's a place to find one of a kind items for anyone on the holiday gift list [ singing ] >> reporter: the christmas music, the craft, the food, the pertainment, it's no wonder a rush of people flooded the doors here. people here are supporting small business owners. >> being an artist myself, i don't want people to go to target and by christmas gifts. i want them to buy from me, so gifts i buy for people are always hand made. >> reporter: and this is her specialty for be heart now. >> i'm on a heart headed mission, so i wake little wire beings with hearts for head and dress them up. >> reporter: she turns them into magnet, ornament, and frame, and photographs them into art for future customers. >> it's a beautiful experience i feel like it's a heart to heart connection. >> reporter: if you're into jewelry. >> we're like the it tags in la and hollywood. >> reporter: this might be your pick. >> we use official military dog tag, hand paint them, hand stamp them and hand embellish them. >> reporter: and kids have fun too sporting critter clips. >> i love new products, i've never seen these before. >> reporter: and they're selling fast. >> there's some awesome stuff here. >> reporter: there's so much to see. the harvest festival runs spool sunday night at 5:00. >> and shoppers looking to get a jump on holiday gift giving headed out to treasure island today for the treasure eye land flea and their annual holiday show. 400 vendors and a petting zoo. it's held every last weekend of the month, except for december. it costs $3, but kids 12 and under get in free. >> yeah, was there last year. officest always a fun -- always a fun event. >> >. and i heard they had reindeer at the petting zoo. and severe weather hitting a huge swath of the country. >> >. she started to lose control of the car, went off the edge of the bridge. >> from flash floods to freezing rain, the most damage. >> and dunkin donuts coming to a new area, but not everyone is happy about it. >> and we're looked in a very cool weather pattern, and tomorrow morning it will be cooler. the areas in the 20, and when rain chances resurface on the five-day forecast. fierce weather is hitting many parts of country heard tonight. storm, ice, and flash flooding sweeping across many area, and that weather has turned deadly. >> reporter: with ice coating everything from gas pumps to signs in texas early saturday, the slow motivating storm is -- moving storm is blamed for more than a dozen deaths. it moved out of texas saturday, but hit many states to the north with ice and rain creating potentially deadly driving conditions. it's all part of same stormy weather moving through the plains and midwest since thursday. at least three people are dead after flash flooding in texas with a 70-year-old woman was swept away in her car friday. rescue teams were out searching for her. >> she lost control of the car and went off the edge of the bridge. she made a phone call to a family member. >> reporter: another victim, a 33-year-old woman was also killed as flash flooding washed her vehicle on the road as icy conditions persisted saturday in parts of oklahoma and kansas. authorities in kansas blaming icy roads for four traffic deaths near wichita friday alone. while in central and southwest oklahoma, broken ice covered tree limbs downed power lines and cut electricity to more than 60,000 people. at least seven people were rescued from flood waters in northeast oklahoma saturday, including three small children. several products are being recalled over e coli concerns. celery and onions are at the center of the recall. the effected products have use by dates that range from november 20th to december 6th. this recall coincides from the us food and drug administrations recall of celery products with taylor farms. several stores here in california were effected by the recall. and today a petition drive was launched against a proposed dunkin donuts in the neighborhood. the store want toss open a shop along lake park avenue near interstate 580, but the group says the parking lot for the shop would become a trash magnet. they plan to open two dozen stores in the day area start not guilty 2017. >> interesting fight shaping up there. also chicago activists understand action after the deadly police shooting of a black teenager. >> we want indictment of the mayor because he was part of the cover up! >> why a county prosecutor is on the defensive despite filing murder charges against the police officer. >> also a white house hopeful travels to the middle east. what ben carson is 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protesters -- hundreds of protesters marching from downtown chicago to downtown seattle yesterday since police released the dash cam video showing the white police officer fatally shooting a black 17-year-old 16 times in october of last year. activists from the black lives matter group joining jessie jackson marching down michigan avenue, the heart of shopping in chicago. some stores forced to close temporarily as protesters linked arms to keep black friday shoppers from entering. the protests were nonviolent, but there were three arrests. in seattle washington hundredsover people taking to the street, and in portland oregon thousands yelled, outraged it took 13 months to charge the officers with first- degree murder when police had video of him clearly shooting the teen. >> we want indictment of the mayor because he was part of the cover up, the police superintendent, the indictment of the city council because they helped over it up. >> reporter: they allege the chicago mayor, police superintendent and state prosecutor delayed the release of the video until after last year close election fearing it would sway voters. they deny this. >> >. i won't apologize for the health of time it took because i think it was appropriate, and based on other cases we have looked at police involved shootings, it takes anywhere from 18 to 20 months to complete those. >> protesters understand the department of justice investigate the case and assign a special prosecutor. now to the race for the white house. most presidential candidates took time off the campaign trail, but at least two republican candidates managed to stay in the public eye. ben carson traveled to jordan and met with a hand full of syrian refugees. he wouldn't allow media to accompany him and instead released still photos. meantime donald trump is enjoying a ten-point lead in the polls over carson. in florida today he denied allegations he mocked the disability of a new york times reporter. >> >. i don't mock people that have problems. i don't mock people that have problems. believe me. now people mock me with my hair, but it is my hair. >> democratic front runner halil kanacevic is set to -- hilly clinton is -- hilary clinton is set so head to boston. and a diagnosis of bone cancer can be devastating, especially children when it effects the way their bodies grow, but new technology is helping survivors look and feel just like everyone else. >> reporter: when this doctor first met the 12-year-old, she had a painful mass above her knee, and it turned out to be a rare type of bone cancer with about 800 us cases each year, half of which are in kids. for adults the treatment is standard, remove the bone and replace it with a metal rod, but for children it's not an option. >> it's another factor, adding in the fact that limb still needs to catch up to the other legging normally. >> reporter: a few years ago she would have lost her leg but doctors at banner health in arizona had another solution. remove the tumor, and surgically replace the bone with this prothey sis. >> it allows the growing component do disengage, and collegen at a rate of one millimeter per four minutes. >> reporter: 16 minutes later her left leg was four millimeters longer. >> pretty good! >> reporter: it take's view visits a year to keep her legs even, and since her initial surgery two years ago she and the process thesis has grown a bit. when she's done growing they'll remove the implant and replace it with a standard rod, but the device's manufacturer stays it can be permanent. the lengthening process doesn't hurt, and one of her favorite things to do is run. this is a big weekend for hollywood. a lot of people heading to the movies over thanksgiving. some of movies hitting theaters, and what's taking in the most money. >> also the bay area cold snap continues. details on the freeze warning about to go into effect across much of the bay area. stand bahhh!ah hear! hmmm...i have an idea! and that's why we put syrup on our pancakes! denny's new rudolph pancakes. part of the new tastes of the holidays menu. denny's. welcome to america's diner. temperaturing dropping off rapidly this evening, 20s and 30s across the bay area. tomorrow morning could be one of the cold itself of the week as the cold air pushes into northern california. the cold air moving in from the north is a big factor, and has been over the past few day, the air bushing over the bay area towards southern california. the current numbers showing some very cold readings. freezing in some area,3. walnut creek temperatures mainly in the 30s. danville 32, antioch 38, and south bay, san jose state reporting 42 but already in the 30s for morgan hill and looking toward the bay bridge we're in the clear, and with the clear skies and light winds temperaturing dropping off rapidly over the past couple of hour, so once then the freeze warning in place for the inland area, and then around the people bay temperatures in the mid to upper 30, and a frost advisory. looking at san jose 6:00 a.m., 32, and that freeze warning in place, and afternoon hour, a lot of sunshine by lunchtime. mid-50s. 55, and toward the evening hour, probably guess it's cooling off again pretty quickly. 6:00 o'clock 49 degrees. here's the big view with the forecast lows radios the bay area. typically we show the afternoon highs in the summertime, but wintertime talking about a lot of 20s. santa rosa 23, fairfield 26. a lot of 20s toward livermore and walnut creek, san jose 31, gilroy27, and san francisco 41. football for tomorrow, the niners play, mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the upper 50s. this cold system lingering over the past few days sticks around for tomorrow, and monday morning as well, and then some bigger changes as the storm track setting up camp offshore. a slight chance of a shower in the monday forecast, but thursday that could be the day that could be productive in the bay area. slight chance monday. not a lot to show here, then more clouds wednesday, and thursday we will be burning up the rain -- bumping up the rain chance, and possibly significant rain fall, so that's the best bet at picking up rain fall. 50s to around 60, overnight lows extremely cold. afternoon, a nice recovery. brisk and refreshing we'll call it. slight chance of a shower monday, [ laughter ] >> and keep it thursday with possibly some rain. but tomorrow morning, monday morning, very cold. >> chilly. >> >. appreciate it. the thanksgiving holiday weekend is a big money maker for hollywood, and kevin reviews two of the big new releases. >> here's your movie reviews including creed and thgood dinosaur. this is 7th film in the rocky franchise, creed from directed fruit vail station, and michael b. jordan taking on the role of creed, and stallone is the best supporting actor performance so far this year. the imagery is amazing. jordan is unbelievable in the war, and the direction, there's a fight scene in the film that's done in one take, and there's two rounds, watch the shot closely, it's very well down. the enation -- done. the emotional impact is done. it works as a great story, great message, and imagery is impressive, and i give it four out of five. jordan one of the best actors working today. and the good dinosaur, the second pixar film of the year, the first was inside out that made $800 million world wide at the box office. a phenomenal film. this follows a young dinosaur named arlo trying to make his mark in life, and the visuals are incredible. the cgi is phenomenal. jeffery wright did a great job, the voice acting is fantastic, but it one as emotionally engaging as inside out or toy story. something was slightly missing. i wanted a little more emotional quality and depth to the story line. there are emotional moments that work overall, but i wanted a little more. i give it three out of five, i give inside out a five out of five, it's in my top 15 of the year. the good dinosaur was good, but didn't hit me as emotionally. that's my movie reviews. >> >. there you go. some plans for this coming week. and the hunger games will win the thanksgiving box office race. analysts predict it will bring in about $75 million bringing its domestic total to $200 million. the good dinosaur came in second place with 15.6 million, and creed set to bring in about 12 million. >> with a local director. >> that is right. >> absolutely. a lot of good movies. all right, big night in sports. the warriors stay hot. we have that, and what a game. stanford, battled notre dame and it all came down to an incredible finish. we'll show it to you. sports wrap up next. through thanksgiving weekend at sleep train get three free gifts with selected mattress sets! save up to $300 on beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic! plus get up to four years interest-free financing! sleep train's thanksgifting sale ends sunday. good evening everyone. welcome to this saturday night sports wrap. logic says the warriors will lose a game at some point in the and, but not tonight. they were in their slate uniforms tonight in the second game of back to backs. rush will get the start and play for the injured barnes. the kim in the arena tonight -- kings in the arena tonight, and have seen this before. curry with 3 of his 19 points. this is a night though when curry didn't have to dominate. thompson almost loses the ball, but gets it back, and jams down 2 of his 11. clay with a rainbow three that will be all net. he made three of the 14 three pointers on the way to the win. and rush four to youers on the night -- three-pointers on the night. the warriors up 10 at the half, up 21 after three, and greene with his second consecutive triple double. the hit justs chemo-- just keep on copping. and seth curry was put into the line up with the kings, and he hit three of his four three- point attempts. the warriors win, make it 18 straight wins to start the season. 22 in a row in the regular season overall. the next challenge will be a seven-game road trip the warriors begin monday in utah. it's hoard imagine a more dramatic college football game than the one between sanford and notre dame. a lot of greats and near greats -- stanford and notre dame. a lot of greats and near