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for the holiday. one of america s favorite it also one of our days ? friday...many stores now open their doors as early as 10 am on the holiday. boomnig ? abc9 s stores to find out. thanks tim .. doorbuster or that s what retailers have been calling their r g sale ahead of one of the biggest shopping days of the year. and if you couldn t wait to get off from the dinner table and go shopping today was your day. cheering vo: no . these people are not getting ready for a championship game at least not in any kind of sport. their championship game is the early shopping frenzy on thanksgiving day. retailers across the country opened their doors to people looking to find that new tv . tablet or game console ahead of black friday. some of them camped outside the store for hours with a simple strategy. sot: you gotta be first, if you ain t first you ar last. that s whyou have to be first here getting the best deals in line here on black friday. vo: and to some . it s not even just

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gallon. triple a says 20- 15 could end up being the first year since 2003 that the year started and ended with prices under 2 bucks a gallon. industry experts say drivers can expect the trend of lower prices to continue through 20-16. jessica rae: nearly 47 million americans hit the road this holiday season. and a bunch of them are traveling across the country right through the heartland. reporter brad douglas flagged a couple of drivers down in joplin missouri, to see where their holiday adventures are taking them brad douglas, reporting, you know over the years i ve found that one of the best things about the i-44 rest stop in joplin is. you have an endless supply of characters getting off the road and they all have a story and i found some good ones tonight. steve moffat is from tulsa and he s headed to kansas city. but before he got there he had to pull over because he s got a van full of weak bladders. so who s got the weakest? steve moffat, traveling with dogs, p

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or personnel. and before she was told by chp not to talk i managed to ask her name and why she didn t pull over when police turned on lights and sirens she smiled and sh. rugged. hard to know if f.that was her answer, but you can bet she ll have time to ponder the answer to that question here at the alameda county jail. and there is a demolition crew took out part of this building today. tenants want to know why they never heard an alarm. laura anthony tried to get answers from the owner, laura? that is right. the owner is well-known here, he owns this burned out out building as well as several others in berkeley. one fire victim, a tenant told us he holds the landlord at least partly responsible for his having to run for his life. there were no functional smoke detectors in our apartment. this uc berkeley graduate was n the on the third floor. the main fire alarm is not funking. we ve heard it before and know what it sounds like. i came down to the first story

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san leandro police are desperate for leads in a weekend shooting that killed three and wounded three others. the victims were leaving a tattoo party in an industrial area. amy hollyfield is live with the latest details. reporter: the father of one of the victims told us he is devastated that his daughter is gone. and she suffered a horrible death. his daughter 19-year-old shaniece kiel one of three killed also a 16-year-old girl and 23-year-old man die. they were shot at a huge warehouse tattoo party as it was wrapping up. it was ending about 1:20 sunday important. police have not made any arrests. they say they need witnesses. victims of the relatives are also hoping for justice. appealing to everyone that was there, if you saw anything please call the san leandro police and help us solve this crime. that s my only child. reporter: the party was advertised online. it cost $10 to $20 to get in there were 150 to 400 in across the bay area. police would like to talk to th