drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ family's. the talks underway to extend the ceasefire, to release more people held by hamas. >> cyber monday mania. we're live inside amazon's only same day fulfillment center in the bay area where workers are busy getting your orders ready to ship. plus, hi, barbie. hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. hi barbie. oh hi, ken. >> hi, ken. with the radio

instead of. >> hi, barbie. it might be barbie. barbie what? margot why? apparently we. we might not see a sequel of this blockbuster hit . that is a surprise to me. that's sad, because they really cashed in. >> there was a good time. i was looking forward to another good time. >> everyone was in pink. spencer. i felt like we all were on board. yeah, yeah. >> i saw it twice in the theater. >> me too. okay well, if you don't like money, hollywood, then what can i do? >> no sequel. oh, rude. >> yeah. you know what? i felt like the weather was a little rude this morning, too. it was. it was cold when i walked out, it was biting. >> let's put it that way. >> biting. >> and it still is in some spots. here's a look at our forecast headlines and you can see we've got frost and freezing around parts of the bay area still at this hour. mostly sunny, though, this afternoon. it'll get a little bit milder. chances of rain later in the week. but right now, we have a frost advisory in effect for the

north bay valleys until 9 a.m. temperatures there as low as 32 degrees. i have 33 there, but i noticed a couple of places have dropped below 33in the north bay. santa rosa, for example, only 30 right now. and we've got 30s in many of our inland areas, inland communities around the bay area. by afternoon though, it'll be a little bit milder with high temperatures moving up into the mid 60s. so it's not going to be cold all day long, but weather will be changing later this week and i'll have that forecast a little bit later. jobina >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everyone. checking in on traffic. we're starting with a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. and you can tell by the look here that the metering lights are on. they flipped on at 541 in the backup is beginning. we are in week eight of this ongoing sigalert at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have three westbound lanes blocked. no wide load vehicles allowed there and we will end with a look at our drive times. tracy to castro valley. >> 57 minutes this morning. a fragile cease fire is holding between israel and hamas as negotiators work to extend it over the weekend, 58 hostages

held by hamas were released. more are expected to be freed today in exchange age israel released 117 palestinians, women and teenagers who have been held prisoner. uh. the white house says around 200 people are still being held hostage in gaza. that includes 23 year old hirsh goldberg, poland. he was born in berkeley before moving to israel with his family. his parents, his parents spoke to gma just a few hours ago. >> hope it's just the beginning and that this will continue until every hostage, including, of course, hirsh, come home. we want to make sure this isn't just 50 or 60 and then it stops there. >> israel's cabinet members and hamas are signaling they are on board with extending the cease fire. and of course, there's negotiations are ongoing here in the bay area. >> voices were raised in support of a cease fire. people gathered last night on the steps of alameda city hall. the candlelight vigil was a time for people to share their own experiences and perspectives. amina hakim was one of the event

organizers. she says it's heartwarming that she saw so many people in a diverse crowd come out and support just people from all walks of life coming together for a common goal that is called for ceasefire, joined for justice and plan for peace. right now, international media in qatar are working to extend the ceasefire as long as possible. mediators, i should say, international mediators. we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com download the abc seven app and get breaking news and alerts and stream live updates. >> happening today, a major change along san francisco's mission street as a 90 day ban on street vending goes into effect. vendors will be asked to move or sell indoors. if not, their items could be confiscated . and more than 100 vendors are fighting back. they created the mission street vendors association, hoping to delay the

ban. they claim it unfairly targets mission street vendors when there are vendors in many other parts of the city. abc seven spoke with one man who says his only source of income over the last decade has been street vending. >> it says mi familia depende de mi trabajo. my family depends on my job. they preocupa tu familia. you're worried about them? >> mi familia porque i'm worried about my family. >> supervisor hillary ronen brought this ban forward after complaints of rampant illegal vending and reports from public works employees who say they face threats and violence while trying to enforce current rules. ronan's office says the city has spent a half million dollars to set up locations where legal vendors can sell their goods during the ban. those locations is open today at 2713 mission street and in a parking lot at 24th and capp. this morning, as many of you all head back to work following the thanksgiving holiday, some of you might be behind that cubicle while shopping online. >> i see you because it is cyber

monday. the deals are flowing in retailers are hoping to cash in to add and it's expected to be a record setting day. so we have abc seven news reporter ryan curry live in richmond this morning at amazon's only same day fulfillment center here in the bay area. ryan are you shopping today? i'm curious what's in the cart? get us into it. okay yeah. >> my shopping is already done. i try to get that stuff done ahead of time because i don't want to wait around once i zero in on a product or a gift for somebody. i like to get that done right away. regardless, here, this is one of the biggest centers you're going to find in the bay area all across the region, amazon fulfillment center in richmond. and to give me a little bit of more information about this, we've got jamie here, the site manager of this area. jamie, i want to first ask what really what does the center do? >> okay. >> thanks, ryan, for having me. the center is the only sub same day center in the bay area. so we're we're we're a customer

facing fulfillment center. so we offer in this facility behind this black curtain here is kiva robots that offer 100,000 of the fastest selling items that their customers in this local area want. i can deliver that five times a day with in 3 to 5 hours. you can literally go online right now, find the next window within five hours, it will be picked packed and come down this conveyor belt. within ten minutes, go into a cart and then a flex delivery driver will come up and start taking it to your home. if i don't have it in this facility, i have reach back capability up to 20, 20 million items from tracy, california. and basically you can offer the customer what they want at the lowest price and the fastest delivery times within the same day. so we see the conveyor belt right here. >> workers are already processing a lot of packages. it's cyber monday. this is supposed to be one of the biggest days for online shopping . and here we are at one of the biggest online retailers, the center for it. how busy can this

place get on a day like today? >> okay, good question, ryan. so last october, this building launched. we set a record on black friday, 20% more volume than we've ever done. and we expect to do similar volume today. we just had prime deals day, which is a month ago for amazon or network. we set a record again, the customer continues to want more from us and we continue to build that capability to provide more. >> how do you guys prepare for a day like cyber monday where you're expecting an influx in buying and spending and you have all these people on hand here? so really what are the efforts that go into making sure that this day runs as efficient as possible? >> that's a great question, ryan. so it really started months ago. we started preparing for our peak season in several months ago when we started hiring 100 to 150 associates, seasonal associates and additional to our flex gig economy associates and our full time associate. so what we call our employees that started months ago in california. we hired 30,000 seasonal employees for amazon, the network. so

really start planning the labor. we start cross training them into multiple paths and multiple departments to make sure we hit that peak volume for what our customer wants when they want. >> is it toys, is it appliances? is it really anything that people like to give away? this time of year? >> so it's you consider to think about it is your everyday essentials. my wife she's a big sub same day subscriber herself so you know if you run out of toothpaste in the morning and you're on your way to school and you got you got a car full of three kids, it's you don't really want to stop to actually get a toothpaste for somebody else. you know, if you're an amazon subscriber, you can pay that 299 and the shipping will be for free and it'll be there when you get home from work. anything from like, you know, if your dog runs out of dog food or if your kitty needs a kitty litter. those everyday essentials we have those here in our facility every day. also too, we have electronics, apparel, pet supplies. we also have the hottest selling equipment in terms of toys. we carry all those items here. if i

don't have it here, i have reached back capability to get that for you. >> jamie, thanks so much. there you have it. a look at what this facility is like on a busy day such as cyber monday. odds are if you bought something on amazon, it might be getting processed through here and you might see it later today. guys we'll send it back to you. yeah, all right. thanks so much. >> looks good. well, coming up here, lawsuit against meta, the menlo park company now facing accusations of targeting children, wrapping up thanksgiving travel. >> but the wintry weather impacted millions of travelers across the country. >> and speaking of weather, looking at live doppler seven and the satellite right now, our fairweather high pressure system is about to give way to a pattern of rainy weather which may start as soon as tomorrow night. be prepared for an active week of weather ahead. we'll have all those

some cars and even a swimming pool that appears to be steaming because it's so cold. spencer has a look at what to expect the rest of the day. >> reggie it is so cold and there is frost out there. in fact, right now we still have a frost advisory in effect for the north bay valleys until 9:00 in the morning. temperatures have now dropped below 33 degrees. and some of those spots. so you can see it's pretty chilly in fact, all around the inland areas is still quite cold. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco and clear skies 48 here in the city, but in the upper 30s at oakland mountain view, 33 at palo alto. other temperature readings right now, lots of 30s in our low 30s in our inland areas. santa rosa, nevada, fairfield, concord and livermore . and we have a coastal flood advisory that will be in effect from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the north bay shoreline and the bay shoreline. because of high tides producing some localized flooding. but as we get into the afternoon hours, sunny skies, certainly much milder than the

morning weather with high temperatures reaching into the mid 60s. but even the sunny skies may be ending very soon. we have a very sharp shift in our weather pattern coming our way. i'll have more on that a little bit later, reggie. >> thanks, spencer. the season of second chances, the organization that helps people dealing with some hard times. opening up its christmas tree lot in san francisco. also lets glow sf the country's largest holiday projection arts festival returns this week. and it's winter break. a live look outside. it is 614. ooh, look at this moon. wow [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved

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targeting children for their data. the lawsuit claims 1.1 million kids under 13 have signed up for instagram since

2019, despite a policy banning kids under 13. attorneys general in 33 states allege instagram actually pursued those users without parental permission and meta only disabled a fraction of their accounts. >> it's one thing for them to have underage kids on their website under the age of 13 and violate of federal law. but once you are notified, you need to do something about it and meta seemed to look the other way. >> in response, meta tells abc news in part, we have measures in place to remove these accounts when we identify them. however, very ifying the age of people online is a complex industry challenge and today is the end of the thanksgiving holiday travel rush. millions of people expected to continue traveling home today. you're looking live at the bay area's three major airports and it is smooth sailing in san jose. no canceled flights at oakland. only one flight has been canceled this morning at sfo. three flights have been canceled . that's according to flightaware.com. so good morning at our bay area airports. i

know. not bad. we did. well, we sure did, because there were just only a few delays at sfo yesterday and traffic backups as people tried to get into the airport. >> abc7 news spoke to some travelers who kept their focus on how special it was to see family. >> it was really nice. really happy to see my family again. i don't see them often since i'm in school. >> we hated leaving our family, so. yeah. >> yeah. if i didn't have to leave, i wouldn't. i wouldn't be leaving today. but, you know, actually, it's been really, really tame. i mean, i flew out on wednesday and it wasn't that bad. greg seems like he's a fun relative. >> the tsa just updated its data showing more than 2.9 million people were screened at airports across the country yesterday. and that's the most people screened in a single day in tsa history. >> other parts of the country have seen some challenges. millions of travelers dealing with headaches like crowded airports. but, you know, they had to expect that. experts predicted nearly 30 million passengers were supposed to fly over the weekend, which is

almost a 10% increase from last year. the tsa says you should always get to the airport early. >> usually go to the counter, you know, check in our bags real quick. but then my husband was like, let's just check them in outside. and we walked in and there's so many people. we did get here five hours early and we can't check our bags yet. >> that's a little too early. yeah. >> yeah. >> you're not going to catch me there five hours early on the roads. some are experiencing bumper to bumper traffic as they still come home from the holiday. triple-a estimates more than 55 million people traveled for thanksgiving. that is close to a 3% jump compared to the year before. >> hi, barbie. yes, for fans of the movie, so sorry to tell you that blockbuster hit may not be returning. margot robbie, who produced and starred in the summer hit, says she doesn't think there will be a barbie two. the actress was asked about all of this during a recent interview, and she says director greta gerwig put everything into this movie so she can't imagine

there would need to be another one. now that is a fair point. so margot, continue to say that the film wasn't built to be a trilogy or anything like that. she feels that the biggest takeaway from the barbie movie is the original films can still be a huge hit at the box office. and that is true because that's what i think i love the most about this movie is that it was an original film. we hadn't seen anything like it. yeah, and it did amazing. yeah. so i just a little disappointed because is it was so fun and she is probably in the right frame of mind because she's saying, you know, we did it, it was great. >> and now we're going to move on and do something else. but that's not usually how hollywood works. they say, we're going to do it again and again and again until all soul has been dried up right? yeah. like our souls have left our bodies. >> we're having merch. >> we're right until you're so sick of it. but this was so good, right? >> maybe the feeling is, hey, there's no need to try to

improve on this. it can only go downhill from here right? >> okay. spencer, you said biting earlier. oh, the biting bitingly cold. okay, now i have another term for you. okay, either of you know what it means when you say it's brick outside? >> red brick, like frozen heart? no. well okay. >> you're in the family or the region where this may come from. i learned this in college. no, from my philadelphia friends. brick means it's very cold outside. >> yeah, that's it. okay >> that's fighting. brick. >> hey, we are expanding the vocabulary. we are. but we're still on the beach, though. biting in brick. yes the thing is something for c and d, by the time i get back over here, it's. it's a cold out there. here's a nice view, though, of the rising sun looking out over the embarcadero from the rooftop camera. these are the forecast headlines. areas of frost and freezing are still with us this morning. it's brick out there are mostly sunny, seasonably cool. this afternoon. chances of rain late tuesday into friday. we have a frost advisory in

effect for the north bay valleys until 9 a.m. temperatures down to 31 degrees in that region. so as we look at temperature readings locally, we see is 48 san francisco, that's one of the milder ones, 55 in half moon bay. but upper 30s at oakland and mountain view and 33 at palo alto. other temperature readings right now, 31 at santa rosa and fairfield, 3233 at concord and livermore 30 at novato is really chilly in our inland areas and by midday, even as the temperatures are rising, we're still concerned about a little bit of coastal flooding. coastal flood advisories in effect for the north bay shoreline in the bay. the san francisco bay shoreline between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. because of unusually high tides. but we're talking about localized flooding in low lying areas. so it won't be severe and it won't be widespread. and in the afternoon, things will get a little bit milder under sunny skies and high clouds, high temperatures will rise into the mid 60s on the coast, mid 60s, around the bay shoreline, upper 60s down to the south bay. the coolest region today will be the east bay with highs only in the

low 60s. jobina >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everyone. just a quick check on traffic here beginning at the san mateo bridge where we have everything moving at the limit for the most part. you have clear conditions out there on our roadways, but definitely busier in emeryville showing you this live picture of 80. this is probably the busiest it's been since about monday because so many people were off the roads during the holiday week. our drive times here, antioch to hercules, 37 minutes. highway 40 to the bay is 20. everything else remains on time. and now we are going to turn to ginger zee. she is live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, ginger. >> hi, raj and jobina. nice to be with both of you this morning. and for the record, rick has made it into my forecast at least once. i have my. yep. yep. yeah you got to. i got to do that for this year. i got to make my goal every year. okay. so coming up on gma, the latest on the story that we have all been following. and i know you are, too. the cease fire between israel and hamas and the negotiations to extend the truce

with more hostages expected to be set free. top national security official john kirby is going to join us. and then we've got a parenting alert about online gaming and extreme ism, how some are using popular platforms to promote hate and violence and what you can do to protect your kids. also, what you got to know before you buy and where to find the best bargains on cyber monday here. plus speaking of bargains, tori johnson's got a double dose of deals and steals today. we're also celebrating ten years of frozen. can't believe it's been a decade. a special live performance coming your way with high school students from around the country. so stick around on good morning america. >> nice. >> i still i love frozen. >> i do, too. and i can't believe it's been a decade. and people act like it's still new. >> yes. and it's just like it doesn't it has no age to it. so we'll just move on from this and we'll call it in 20 years. we'll see you then. >> you know what? and it's on theme because it's brick and frozen too as well. it's writing. it's brick, ginger. or do you have another term we can

use? >> maybe that's the, you know what? maybe i have to get in touch with jennifer lee, the creator, and be like, can you fit brick into frozen three? i feel like that would be a really good move. >> or apparently frozen four. yes so one of these frozen, she's going to get it in. >> she's just going to pop up in philadelphia and say, oh, it's mad brick outside. let it go. that's right. we're going to go into the unknown. >> we'll see you at seven. and we'll be right how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me.

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of delancey street. it keeps the lights on. it keeps food on. it keeps the doors open so that anyone that wants to come to delancey street for people who've had trouble, lives and they want help. it keeps our doors open in addition to the trees. >> the lot also carries wreaths, living potted pines and. and mistletoe. happening tonight, the holiday tree in san francisco's castro district will be lit. san francisco mayor, london breed and other elected officials will be among those attending the official lighting of the castro holiday tree. each year, the event kicks off the holiday shopping season for local businesses in the neighborhood. it all starts at six tonight at castro and 18th streets. and next here at 630. draymond green back tomorrow night after a five game suspension. what he's saying about defending his teammates on the court and getting ready for travel tuesday. what to look out for if you're planning to book airfare or hotel rooms and just a reminder, everybody, you can watch monday night football right here on abc seven. the

chicago bears take on the minnesota vikings. our coverage starts at five, followed by our sports show after the game. we'll

abc7 news now at 630. >> dozens of hostages freed by hamas in the war in the middle east bay area leaders hoping for a lasting ceasefire are ready. >> said save cyber monday is here. everybody. a look inside amazon's fulfillment center right here in the bay area and what the company says are the top deals right now. plus i want to get. honoring the naval japantown baby to make it here. >> mariah carey's timeless holiday hit the one lyric she says that stands out to her. and all i want for christmas is you. yeah >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, november 27th. if you've been with us this morning, you know, we're working on some words for cole.

>> here we are. >> so this is coming from our lovely viewer, ray lynn. reggie. she says frigid and glacial. we're going down the alphabet. >> oh, i like that. yeah, we said we had to go down the alphabet. okay well, it's not quite glacial here yet, but it's frigid in some spots. okay. there you go. okay in fact, in the north bay, all of our inland areas, not just the north bay, look at these current temperatures. 30 at santa rosa, below freezing by two degrees. 30 novato low 30s over in the inland east bay 3132 degrees from san ramon to concord to fairfield down in the south bay. still pretty chilly, but not quite that cold. we're talking mid 30s at fremont. it's not quite in the south bay and gilroy and 33 at palo alto. so yeah it's a cold morning high highs this afternoon. we'll get up into the mid 60s. that's good news. so we have something to look forward to. jobina >> thank you spencer. good morning, everybody. checking in on traffic. we're going to start at the richmond, san rafael bridge and look at how packed it is right now. this is due to an ongoing sig alert that we are in

week eight of where we have three westbound lanes blocked. no wide load vehicles allowed there, no estimate to when that'll reopen either. unfortunately tracy to dublin, it's slow at 52 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard. you see it slow around 29 minutes. we will end with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we're metering lights came on at 541 today. >> the man arrested in connection with the shooting of three palestinian students in vermont is expected to make his first court appearance. this 48 year old jason eaton was arrested yesterday. police say he approached the three students saturday night outside an apartment building and started shooting. an attorney representing the students believes that the attack could be a hate crime because they were wearing palestinian scarves and were not and were not robbed. police say all three men are still receiving medical care. one of them has a serious spinal injury. >> 58 hostages are being held by hamas, are now home safe this morning and more are expected to be released today. in exchange is released. a total of 117 palestinian women and teenagers being held there as prisoners. an extension to the four day

truce is now being negotiated between israel and hamas. the white house is expressing support for that extension to allow all hostages taken by hamas to go free. >> i've worked closely with president sisi of egypt. the israeli government, king abdullah of jordan, and leaders throughout the region to expand the delivery of critical humanitarian assistance. >> israel's cabinet members and hamas both signaling they are on board with extending the truce. nearly 200 hostages are still in hamas custody here in the bay area. local jewish community leaders are saying they are happy for the release of hostages and are cautiously optimistic a cease fire will last. we are so thankful and grateful that they are out safely and at the same time, we're certainly not satisfied or content with the release of the hostages up until this point, until every last one is back home safe and sound. leaders say they are grateful for the

diplomatic efforts that got the most recent round of hostages released and want the violence to end as soon as possible. today the president of israel is expected to meet face to face with ex-ceo ceo elon musk. >> in a statement, israeli president isaac herzog says he'll be asking musk to address rising anti-semitism online. the conversation will be private. musk is facing criticism for endorsing an anti-semitic conspiracy theory popular among white supremacists. in response, earns major advertisers pulled their ads off where the theory went viral. we'll continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com and you can also download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. >> stow lake in golden gate park is getting a new name and the list is officially out. as far as the options. so the effort comes because of the history of the man. the name is the lake is named after william stow was an assembly member in the 1800s. he

pushed anti-semitic policies, including one meant to drive out jewish residents from his district. according to our media partner, the standard supervisor, myrna melgar, released a list of ten potential names submitted by the public. they include blue heron lake, strawberry lake and turtle lake. the final decision will be made by the recreation and park commission. >> happening now, cyber monday is fully underway and companies are hoping to score big offering online deals. abc7 news reporter ryan curry is live at amazon's only same day fulfillment center in the bay area this morning with a look at what's happening there. ryan >> yeah, reggie, good morning. we're at the dispatch center of the building where right now employees are kind of processing packages that are ready to get put onto cars and trucks that will then get shipped to your homes. odds are if you already bought something today off of cyber monday deals on amazon that has the same day option it's being processed probably as we speak. that's because they've

got hundreds of employees on hand right now sorting. through packages, getting things off shelves, putting them into boxes and then getting them ready to be delivered to your doorstep. it's going to be probably an interesting year when it comes to cyber monday. retail experts say shoppers are being very picky this year. they're expecting a 5% increase in people shopping this year, but they say they're looking for the best discounts. high inflation has led to tighter budgets and therefore people are spending money today. they really want to make sure they're going to be getting their money's worth. retail experts say shoppers will spend around 12 billion potentially today on cyber monday usually marks the end of those black friday thanksgiving deals. but when we spoke with amazon this morning, they've got plenty of deals ready to go on very steep deals today and throughout the holiday season, but really big deals today. >> i do recommend customers check for our lightning deals that are happening every hour or two. you got to check back to the site. we're talking 53% off. of course, items. we're talking

about 40% off of nespresso machines. some of those really big ticket items that you want to gift to your loved ones are going to be on sale today. >> some of those lightning deals, we're going to be happening almost every five minutes today. that's what amazon says is the biggest discounts. as mentioned, on electronics, appliances, toys and clothing makes a lot of sense because that's probably the biggest things you're going to be gifting this year to your loved ones this holiday season. it also means you got to be careful when it comes to scammers. they've always been out there trying to get your money. i've already received plenty of spam texts this weekend about online shopping and trying to lure me into that scam. so you just got to watch out for that. but this gives you a look at what one of the biggest centers is in the bay area when it comes to processing all of those online orders. this amazon center is massive and employees are going to be spending all day sorting through these packages that people are buying today. we're live here in richmond, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> the only thing we need is just a better word for cyber

monday. cyber is just giving very early 2000. yeah i agree. we haven't come up with it in the dial up era. >> if you watch abc seven at seven, reggie and i have been work shopping. we'll get back to you. >> yeah. if anyone has any ideas, send it to us. >> yes, we're taking the dms are open. yeah. all morning. >> thanks, ryan. >> tomorrow, shoppers can get some of the best travel deals of the year if you are looking to book a trip for 2024. experts say travel tuesday is the day to do it. according to cyber security firm micro or trend micro, i should say it's also the time to be extra vigilant online. >> yeah, i think first and foremost, go to those sites directly. don't use click a link on an email or a or a text message that you receive. go to the brand site that you themselves or you know, if you've been to the site, make sure you've put it in your favorites and use that to go to the site because in many cases these these text messages or emails are going to take you to

a fraudulent site that looks exactly like airbnb or booking.com. and again, what they're trying to do is take take information from you have you enter information? >> good advice. we have a whole section dedicated to traveling online. so find more information at abc7 news.com. >> it's the end of an era. no more paper tickets on bart. the last day you'll be able to use them to pay for that ride. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we will have another update on how the markets are doing next. plus i don't know what you waiting for. >> cough it. >> you excited? >> stunning and silver. the star studded premiere for beyonce's renaissance concert film. and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven drew royalty dress up every year as the golden girls and put us put on live shows all month this morning all four of san

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for a project on the peninsula. it's about three miles of trail that will be closed between blair island road and twin dolphin drive in redwood city. this is to allow crews to work on the nearby cordilleras creek bridge replacement project. according to caltrans, the bridge is at the end of its service. life and needs to be replaced. >> new york congressman george santos is likely facing expulsion from congress. the house ethics committee released a bipartisan report last week that found evidence of alleged lawbreaking by the republican. the investigation said santos allegedly used campaign funds for personal purposes like thousands of dollars on botox trips to atlantic city payments

to only fans and thousands more on luxury goods. >> george doesn't deserve to be a member of congress. it's in the best interests of the house of representatives, and it's in the best interest of america. he no longer serves as a member of congress. >> santos has survived two previous expulsion votes. he spoke on social media on friday, saying he believes he will be the sixth member of congress expelled. saying that he will, quote, wear it like a badge of honor. >> happening today, memorial services for former first lady rosalynn carter will take place in georgia. it will begin with a motorcade with mrs. carter's family departing from her hometown of plains, georgia. the motorcade will then stop at the rosalynn carter institute for caregivers at georgia southwestern state university and finally travel to the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta for a private ceremony. mrs. carter's body will lie in repose for a public viewing at the library for the remainder of the evening. abc news will bring you mrs. carter's procession live this

morning in a special report in our 7:00 hour. >> happening today, a somber anniversary in san francisco. it has been 45 years since the assassination of supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone. both were shot by supervisor dan white at city hall november 27th, 1978. harvey milk was the first openly gay politician, first openly gay man to be elected in public office in california. george moscone is remembered as the people's mayor . their deaths will be honored tonight with a candlelight vigil in san francisco's castro district. that event starts at 7 p.m. at harvey milk plaza with a performance by the san francisco gay men's chorus. >> the abc seven originals documentary murder at city hall is now available on demand. it tells the story of what led up to the murders of moscone and milk in 1978 and the wild trial and the twinkie defense. download the abc7 bay area app wherever you stream to watch that. >> now for a morning money report. despite rising inflation and concerns about

affordability, initial sales numbers from black friday are giving retailer a reason to be happy today. several reports show record setting, in-store and online retail sales. sensormatic solutions, which is an analytics company, says foot traffic at brick and mortar stores rose 4.6. this year compared to last. adobe analytics reported a record $9.8 billion in online sales on black friday alone. a 7% year over year jump. and taking a live look at the new york stock exchange this morning, you can see that we are down about 62 points at the start of all. >> i am just so excited. i really am. it's a big week for beyonce fans, everybody, because the renaissance film, a film by beyonce in specific. okay it's just a few days away. december 1st, spencer, we got to get into it. so the concert film we're talking end of week friday, great note on which to end the

week. >> there we go. >> you're picking up my vibe. the concert film premiered over the weekend in los angeles. the event was held tightly under wraps. no cell phones were allowed. no major details were provided ahead of the event. steven horowitz from variety was inside the theater saturday night. >> sure, you get to perfection. the harder it is to see the process. so i think in a way that made the movie so effective , some of the celebrity guests in attendance included the original destiny's child group. >> so not just michelle. i know the dress is i mean, there's beyonce. >> yes. >> so she had her like chrome, platinum blond hair. but michelle was there. kelly was there. but also latavia and latoya, everybody, which just makes us think that, you know, there's something else coming. but let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> yeah, let's just enjoy this. >> the theme stuck to the silver. and of course, renaissance of film by beyonce

opens in theaters this friday. if you did not gather that from our conversation, that's going to leave a glow that'll last through the weekend. >> it will. yeah. i'm excited to see it. what are you wearing? i don't know, because my actual renaissance costume had to be destroyed. well, it was both destroyed and upcycled. oh, is that. is that the way to put it? yes. okay. so it didn't go in the trash. >> trash. >> okay. the glitter shorts went in the trash. okay that was spencer. i don't know if you know this, but glitter is truly evil. it was. i didn't know it was made by the devil. and if you want to send your shorts. just doesn't work. >> and you get charged for it. if it gets everywhere. >> right? it's a one time only wear, but the shirt i wore, i then gave we gave it to joey. joey wore drew's husband my shirt. when he saw renaissance. >> yeah, that's true. >> so yeah i don't have the original outfit is the point. and i don't know what i'm going to wear. >> part of it. i'm sure you're

happy not to have. >> well, okay. if i'm really going to get into it deep into it, do it. >> why not the end of the show? i still found glitter from that and you will continue to. you will continue. >> that happened. that was in august. spencer and the glitter still followed me all the way from vegas back here in certain items. >> it really is. yeah yeah. well well, the weather was not evil. it started off started off a bit chilly this morning. i'm sure people some people thought it was evil if they had to deal with it. but right now, the skies are getting brighter and temperatures are rising a little bit. areas of frost and freezing are still with us, though, and some inland spots, mostly sunny and seasonably cool this afternoon. and we'll have chances of rain later in the week. and we still have a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 this morning for the north bay valleys where low temperatures have already dropped to 30in. some spots. but those temperatures will be rising later in the day for sure. it's in the upper 30s right now at oakland and mountain view, 32, though, at palo alto and in some of our north bay and east bay locations. oh, my gosh. the novato down to 28 right now. so

we didn't expect it to drop below 30 but it did. and you can see mainly low 30s at all these other locations. it's pretty chilly out there, but things will change rather significantly by afternoon under sunny skies with high clouds, high temperatures will generally be in the low to mid 60s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast and it's looking pretty good for tomorrow night. there's a slight chance of some light rain developing when they we expect to be the rainiest day of the week. so on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, we're giving this storm system a level one and then some of those showers may linger into thursday and then another system starts to develop on friday into saturday. another level one, it's going to be a wet and unsettled week. jobina. >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everyone. checking in on traffic here. we're going to start with the live look in san rafael showing you 101. we have very clear conditions for this monday. we know that we're coming off of the holiday week. also, a lot of people work from home on monday. so that's reflected in terms of our roadway conditions. the san mateo bridge is a little busier in the westbound direction

towards the peninsula. if you rely on mass transit, everything is on time. bart moody and ace, no problems to report. tomorrow, draymond green returns for the warriors. the last time we saw him on the court, all that happened that you see there on the screen, he got mixed up in an altercation with rudy gobert, the chokehold that got him an automatic ejection and a five game suspension all played out there. the warriors went two and three during the time that green was out. yesterday, he spoke for the first time since the suspension and he said he is always going to fight for his teammates. but admitted he can make adjustments at anytime there's a situation and a teammate needs you to come to their defense. >> i'm going to come to their defense, you know, and that's just that, especially with someone that i've been playing with for 12 years, that's more than a teammate, that's a brother. i have to be on the court for my teammates. our chances of winning drops dramatically if i'm not out there. so i have to be better as one of the leaders of this group. you just got to find

different ways and i think for me, that's the biggest lesson in all of it, is just like, yeah, you got to be there for your teammate, but you have to do it differently. >> the warriors play the sacramento kings on the road tomorrow night. >> it's finally happening. say goodbye to the old fashioned paper bar tickets. this week they are becoming a thing of the past. bart says it will no longer accept paper tickets starting thursday, the agency actually stopped selling them months ago, but they have been still accepting them. so if you have more than $1 left on a paper ticket, you can send it to bart to get a refund. but remember, after wednesday, clipper is the only way to go. so you can use the actual clipper card or you can use the phone clipper card. next year. the quote, new generation of clipper will allow you to just use your debit card, your credit card, apple pay or google pay, just like everything else. >> on friday. let's go sfo will light up downtown. it's the largest holiday projection arts festival in the country. this is

video from last year. it was really cool. i got to see it in person. six buildings will be eliminated, including the ferry building and the top of salesforce tower. the lights will be on each night through december 10th. definitely go check it out. >> oh. >> so that's the deer tearing through a store in main, police officers were alerted to a store break in on thanksgiving day, but when they got there, they found the front window smashed, items knocked over and a white tailed deer running around inside. thank fully the animal wasn't injured. some of the merchandise a little bit worse for the wear clean up on aisle eight. maybe the deer needed some home goods. i'm not sure. >> or it was looking for the cousins because it is that time, you know the reindeer out, right? >> that's true. they just wanted to see to free him. i understand that. >> free the people.

>> mariah carey says she never tires of singing. all i want for christmas is you. >> the queen of christmas is talking about the song's creation, including the one lyric that stands out to her are i don't ask for much this christmas. >> i won't even wish for snow. >> so that lyric i won't ask for much this christmas. i won't even wish for snow, she says, as when she first wrote the song, it was very early on in her career where she says she was thinking about childhood stuff when she used to wish for snow every year. so to her, i won't even wish her snow. that really meant a lot. so carey spoke back to the parade about her classic hit, which was released nearly 30 years ago. in 1994. wow >> are you wondering about parade? >> yeah, what's parade? >> it's that insert in the sunday paper. thank you. >> because the way i was like, what? >> no, i'm okay. it's the old

fashioned time. it's the olden days when the sunday paper to parade on to the front of your house and there would be this insert of parade magazine. >> thank you. >> a little lost on that one, but i felt the song. >> no, i mean, i frankly, i'm ashamed that i know it, but i know the reference. i'm actively trying to delete it from my brain right now. >> well, thank you for the help this morning. >> we have this beautiful sunrise, gorgeous day. >> we have the seven things you

a street in san francisco begins today. vendors will be asked to move or sell a specific location set up by the city or their items could be confiscated. >> number two, the fragile ceasefire between israel and hamas appears to be back on track. both sides released people yesterday. the youngest, a four year old girl whose parents were killed in a hamas attack that started the war last month. >> number three today, the beginning of the final journey

for former first lady rosalynn carter. her body will be moved to her husband's presidential library in atlanta, georgia. abc news will have special coverage of the motorcade around 725 this morning. you can watch that live here on abc seven or wherever you stream. >> number four, cyber monday deals are here. amazon says it'll have new deals every five minutes throughout the day. we're getting it behind the scenes. look at how the company is preparing to deliver all those things. you buy. you're looking at amazon, same day facility in richmond. >> number five, although cyber monday started off as chilly monday, it's going to be a nice afternoon with mainly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid 60s. enjoy it now, though, changes are coming. number six, we are bringing you a view from our maps right now because we have a three car, three car crash excuse me, reported in hayward on northbound 880 before it went in avenue. >> your speeds are down to around 21mph. >> and number seven, we're getting a look at the white house christmas decorations for 2023. this year's theme is inner child decorations include 88

christmas trees, 34,000 ornaments. wow that's amazing. 15,000ft of ribbon and 142,000 lights. oh, my goodness. >> that's a festive tree. the bills. oh, the bills. i thought we're paying the bills. >> i know. >> you're right. that's. that's on us. >> yeah. yeah, but happy holidays. >> happy holidays, everybody. it's going to be a small christ >> george: "good morning america" for viewers in the west. more hostages are freed in the middle east. holding on, negotiators to bring more hostages home for the women and children held in gaza said to be released. 4-year-old american girl among the hostages free as we hear from the families of some of those released. this is more tension in the region to unfold overnight. ballistic miss f