SACRAMENTO, CA - Security officials at Arden Fair have stepped up patrols to help keep shoppers safe during the holiday season.

Nearly 100,000 shoppers are expected to visit Sacramento's largest mall on Black Friday. Stores will open at midnight Thanksgiving Day, with crowds lining up hours ahead of time for extra savings and door-buster deals.

Macerich, the company which manages Arden Fair, has invested nearly $2 mil. in security upgrades at the property in recent years.

"We've got a state of the art camera system, and we've got 167 cameras," says Steve Reed, Arden Fair security manager. "We're going to be adding 17 more (184 high-def cameras total), they capture everything on the property."

Reed says the cameras produce high-resolution digital video, which allows security officers to clearly make out everything from tattoos to license plates.

SACRAMENTO, CA - A Sacramento man faces a prison sentence of five to 20 years after pleading guilty to receiving child pornography.

Martinez police identified 66-year-old Alan Irwin Burnor when they observed his computer was offering child pornography via an online file sharing service and they could download child porn files from it, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of California. The Sacramento Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force joined the investigation and a warrant was obtained to search Burnor's home.

According to court documents, investigators recovered 100 video files and approximately 465 image files depicting toddlers and children being molested and abused from the suspect's computer. The files had been downloaded between July 23, 2010 and Oct. 16, 2011.

Sentencing for Burnor was set for Jan. 23, 2013.