news. >> yeah. good morning, everybody . we are waking up on this november morning. certainly it is feeling a frosty out there across the region. look at some of these temperatures right now,

especially in the north bay, the east bay. we are well into the 30s. we're in the freezing mark at san ramon at 32 degrees. good morning, santa rosa, you're at 33. we're down to 49 in the city, 43 in oakland right now. palo alto, 34 degrees. and we do expect these numbers to drop a little bit more as we head towards sunrise in the next two hours or so. so certainly you want a couple of extra layers, maybe the scarf, the mittens as well, and that heavy winter jacket, because we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect. we have a freeze warning in effect for all of solano county. that's the deep purple you see on your screen. but we also have a frost advisory. this includes the valleys of the north bay. but also parts of the east bay, mainly the inland east bay. and the valleys of the east bay, like danville, livermore, antioch, both the freeze warning and the frost advisory will go until 9 a.m. this morning for about the next four hours. and so, again, just that it's that

cold outside over the next couple of hours. future weather showing you we will warm up with lots of sunshine today. but we do have rain in the forecast late tonight. so temperatures today, they are in the 60s, but that rain returns after the sun goes down. we'll detail that. we'll show you the storm impact scale coming up in just a few minutes. but let's check in with jobina and see how you doing with traffic on this tuesday. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. so we are going to start here with the live camera of the san mateo bridge. everything is moving at the limit and so far, so good in terms of your commute. we do have that signal are still in effect at the richmond-san rafael bridge in week eight of that issue. so that's something to keep in mind this morning. but elsewhere here, we have a different view from the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that. we have a very clear picture of the toll booths. no issues in terms of backup. there of course, no metering lights on. it's a little too early for that. also for mass transit, bart muni and ace are all running on time and so are any other forms of mass transit. so far this morning. but our drive

times are a bit slow for our super commuters. tracy to dublin will be around 50 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 san rafael to san francisco 18. reggie thanks for being a frightening experience for a truck driver in oakland after a possible stray bullet crash pushed through his windshield coming just inches from hitting him this happened as he was driving along interstate 880 near high street yesterday morning. >> he was not hurt. abc7 news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom this morning with what the driver's company is saying about this incident. lena. well reggie, the president of the unite bridge trucking company in oakland says the driver was going north on interstate 880 right around 930 yesterday morning when this all happened. >> now, take a look. this is the aftermath. the driver's window of his truck shattered and although no bullets were recovered and only one window was struck, he said it was as it was as if someone was trying to kill his driver. >> maybe only 50, 50 mile like

that. and then then you don't know what happened. the window is broken. and then the noise and the noise and then the windows broken it. >> he got very lucky because just a split second, he could have been killed. so it was a very close call. >> chp tells us so far they have not received any reports regarding this incident. the owner of the trucking company says he did try to reach out to authorities, but had some issues in doing so, possibly a language barrier. although the oakland chinatown foundation tells us that many in oakland often hesitate to report crimes like these out of both safety concerns and fears that they could lose their insurance. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> and this morning, the man accused of shooting three palestinian students in burlington, vermont, is being held without bail on three counts of attempted murder. the case is being investigated as a possible hate crime. police say

the 20 year old students were shot outside of the home of a relative while speaking arabic on saturday night. the suspect allegedly approached the young men and shot them without saying a word. the three young men have been the victims of an unprovoked and terrible crime and that their lives have been changed forever. two of the victims are expected to recover, while one is expected to be paralyzed with a bullet lodged in his spine in. >> new developments in the war between israel and hamas after the announcement that a ceasefire has been extended through tomorrow. overnight israel announced that it had identified 50 palestinian prisoners. it is willing to trade for more hostages held by hamas since the cease fire began. dozens of the approximately 200 hostages held in gaza have been released. this morning, the biden administration told israel that when the cease fire ends, it must tailor any ground campaign to avoid more significant civilian displays. moment. elon musk says he wants to help

rebuild gaza after the war is over. he met with israeli leaders during a visit to the country yesterday. a popular israeli newspaper called the visit a pr stunt accusing musk of attempting to calm backlash over his endorsement of an anti-semitic conspiracy theory post on social media platform x. critics accuse musk of turning x into a cesspool of hate, especially since the october 7th hamas attack. >> you have a huge role to play, and i think we need to fight it together because under the platforms which you lead, unfortunately, there is a harbor of a lot of old hate, which is jew hate, which is anti-semitism . >> we have to do whatever we whatever is necessary to stop the i mean, essentially, these these these people have been fed propaganda since they were children. >> musk says the claims that he's anti-semitic, quote, could not be further from the truth. the oakland city council adopted

a resolution last night calling for a permanent cease fire between israel and hamas. >> ahead of the vote, dozens of people demonstrate outside city hall. one group in support of passing the resolution without change. >> and some of the organizations representing israel and the zionist community want us to believe. we want america to believe that all jews support israel and that is simply not true. we are jews who believe that israel is the problem and we want to support the palestinian people. another group calling for amendments to the resolution to specifically call out atrocities committed by hamas, among other things, those amendments were introduced but ultimately rejected by the council. >> we believe that we have to return all of the hostages who are underground in tunnels back to their families as a part of a cease fire. and unfortunately, the authors of this resolution have have failed to acknowledge the importance of reuniting israelis with their families.

>> now that the resolution is passed, it will be sent to governor newsom, president biden and other local and state leaders urging them to join calls for a cease fire. today, the country will pay their final respects to former first lady rosalynn carter. a memorial service is set to be held in atlanta and jobina the guest list for the service is quite extensive. include some of our country's most recognizable people. >> yes, gloria, so president biden is scheduled to attend along with first lady dr. jill biden and every living former first lady, a former president carter is said to be attending as well, despite him being 99 years old and in hospice care himself. family members say he had a new suit made for today because he's lost a lot of weight and didn't have a suit that fit ahead of today's memorial, rosalynn carter is being remembered for having lived a life of faith and service. she would tell people she felt her purpose was to help create a more caring society. >> rosalynn carter had a

determination to make a difference with her life and with the opportunity that she had to use the influence that came with those opportunities. >> mrs. carter was 96 years old when she died last week. during the memorial, the atlanta symphony orchestra will pay her play, her favorite songs and country singers garth brooks and trisha yearwood are scheduled to perform as well. drew hay, jobina. >> let's take a look at temperatures right now. it is cold in a lot of our valleys. we'll take a look at the inland east bay right now. walnut creek, you're down to 33 degrees. the freezing mark from danville to san ramon to dublin, right, 38 in pittsburgh, 35 in livermore. these are areas that do have frost advisories in effect. it's not only there, we have frost advisories in effect in the valleys of the north bay and a freeze warning in effect for solano county. so certainly it's one of our colder mornings. we have seen in a few weeks. and we will have these temperatures dropping maybe a degree or two more for the sun gets up here shortly before 7 a.m. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. you see this kind of

i call this a cinnamon swirl. that's a low pressure that is getting closer to us. and as it does later on tonight and tomorrow at a skirt by our coastline and supply us with a chance of an isolated light to moderate shower. this morning, though, we are dry out there. here's a day planner, your day to day during the daylight hours is totally fine. we'll have temperatures going into the 60s by 4:00 pm. it's right around 9 p.m. and after that that we have that shower chance moving in. it's a level one or a light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. so looking at the detail calls tonight through wednesday, we'll have those scattered showers, light to moderate and intensity rainfall totals for most of us less than a 10th of an inch, but it will create some slick roads in the overnight hours. we'll go hour by hour, show you this rainfall, reggie, coming up in about eight minutes. >> drew, thank you. addressing the homeless crisis in san francisco. still ahead, the alarming new statistic for the unhoused and how you can weigh in on the issue. >> remembering george moscone and harvey milk, a vigil for the two leaders helping to re solidify the resilience of the

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until yesterday to pass an ordinance by mayor london breed to speed up the process of building by cutting red tape. but the board of supervisors did not get it done. >> the consequences could be very severe. the city could lose state funding for things like housing projects and transportation projects. it will it could lose its land use authority.

>> while the deadline was yesterday, the state law allows another 30 days to comply. so the city could still get it done . governor gavin newsom announced new funding to aggressively tackle the homeless crisis. the encampment resolution funding program will help provide shelter and housing for more than 13,000 people experiencing homelessness across the state. it is a $50 million contribution that will be dispersed across cities and counties in california. homeless advocates say this is the urf's third round of funding. newsom also says there will be additional assistance coming later for more individuals in need of housing. >> thing is a remaining 299 million. let's call it $300 million grant to support it at least 10,000 more people getting back on their feet. >> the project will also help restore former encampment sites to their original states. >> in a first of its kind study on homelessness. an alarming new statistic is being revealed about the state's unhoused

population. they are three and a half times more likely to die unnecessarily early than someone whose housed. that's according to the national bureau of economic research. it studied data on 140,000 unhoused people from 2010 through 2022. research has found a 40 year old person experiencing homelessness has a similar risk of death. as a 60 year old person with housing. if you live or work or just visit san francisco, you know homelessness is one of our city's chronic issues. abc7 news is committed to finding solutions to help build a better bay area. next week abc7 host take action. san francisco. one hour of direct questions with mayor london breed police chief william scott and da brooke jenkins about the city's prolonged problems and potential solutions along with homelessness. we'll also ask the city leaders about crime and the drug crisis and the economic recovery of san francisco,

specifically downtown. all this week abc7 news will be taking a closer look at the issues impacting san francisco. tonight on abc seven news at 11 on the drug crisis in parts of the city. our in-depth coverage culminates with take action san francisco where we will talk with the mayor, police chief and da. that's december 4th. streaming live at 7 p.m. i will be one of the hosts along with liam melendez. if you have questions, you can ask them by just scanning the qr code on the screen to submit them. go to abc7 news.com/take action sf and today is day of giving and all day long here at abc7 we are highlighting local organizations that are helping build a better bay area and all of them could use your help. >> jobina is here with more on a nonprofit that's close to her heart that helps local youth prepare for their future. jobina. >> thank you, gloria. so on this day of giving, i would like to introduce you all to junior achievement of northern california. i volunteered with them for years, and i'm also a

board member. j focuses on teaching young people about entrepreneurship, career readiness and financial literacy. here's a little bit more about them. so it used to be k to 12. >> that was the sweet spot for junior achievement. but as we really look at the jobs and careers and jobs of the future and there's so much that you can do to with 16 to 25 year olds, that's something somewhat new for j a focus on older students. >> covid 19 deeply impacted that age group missing out on field trips, internships, so many experiences that helped them form who they might want to be in the future. j offers free curriculum to teachers and parent s exposes students to life outside of the classroom through visits with corporate partners and volunteers like myself who come to them at school. we have the resources to help them. >> there's so much tech, there's so much innovation and students really want to know what the jobs of the future are going to look like. >> and so junior achievement is

well positioned to shine a light on what skills are necessary to be able to be competitive in the workforce. s and we do a lot with these companies that are looking for their future workforce. and so knowing that we have the youth, the pipeline we serve, underrepresented youth and under-resourced youth students, that really wouldn't necessarily think about the trajectory of their lives when they're in 16 years old. they're just trying to make it through the day that that's where we stand out. >> and a big thing we want to mention was all of the organizations that we are profiling today. if you're not able to give financially this year, so many of them would value your time as well. they're looking for volunteers. i know j is one, but we all have different organizations that we love and support around town, so check them out today. >> how did you end up getting involved with j. >> actually, it was so random. so someone that works for j is a

viewer and reached out to me in early 2019 and said, hey, we have this event. do you think you can cover it? so i went to cover it and she was like, i had another motive. i wanted to see if you would maybe volunteer, you know, a big thing also with volunteers is diversity. they need more people of color. they need women. they need younger people. they need lgbt. q plus representation, like the diversity of volunteers is a real struggle for so many organizations. and so, you know, i'm young and i'm black. so they were like, yes. and i'm a woman and you're amazing and thank you. >> you're like, check, check, check, check. >> but i really loved it when i covered the event and it was a huge event for northern california girls in high school and middle school. and now i've been visiting schools, talking to them virtually and done just so many things with them over the last four and a half years. >> so you never know when you reach out to someone what could

happen. we might show up, we might. oh, yeah. that's awesome. thanks, jobina. thanks. thank you. this morning we do have a coastal flood advisory. >> it's one of those times of high tides this year. the next couple of months is typically when we have some of our higher high tides just to the astronomical cycle. so just know between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m, those areas close to the coast, close to the bay shoreline may have periods of minor flooding. high tide right around 11 a.m. and that's we could expect some minor issues for most of us, it's not an issue if you live away from the water. here's future weather as we go hour by hour. we have a lot of sunshine to begin the day clouds will start to filter in from the west as we go throughout the afternoon. but again, the daylight hours are dry. it's late tonight. this is 1130. we'll start to see scattered showers. much of the rain that will fall is going to happen in the overnight period. we do expect some slick roads for the wednesday morning commute, maybe a lingering shower around lunchtime tomorrow. and then this system will pull off to the south. we're not expecting a lot of rainfall. it's beneficial, just very limited impact. just

some slick roads tomorrow morning when that rain is moving through. you can see most areas away from the coast, probably less than a 10th of an inch of rain with this system. so today we're dry and sunny during the day, we have those showers coming at night. temperatures mainly in the 60s. here is the accuweather 70 forecast. the next seven days for you frosty morning with lots of sunshine today. rain late with that wet start tomorrow. some light showers very likely on thursday which could linger into early friday. but the weekend looking sunny with temperatures below average. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are bringing you a live picture here from the richmond-san rafael bridge where we are in week eight of this ongoing sigalert with three lanes blocked in the westbound direction. no wide load vehicles are allowed in this area. still on the chp has no estimate when all of this will be fixed. bringing you a live picture from our south beach view of our camera of the bay bridge. wanted to let you know we were looking at an earlier stall that has cleared for the most part. so you're in good shape on the bridge. and then we will end with some drive

times and everything is looking pretty nice for the most part. tracy to dublin keeps inching up and up and up. now at 48 minutes. gloria >> all right. thank you. jobina that traffic is back after the holiday. it was nice and quiet. welcome back. i know, right? well, coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> amanda apparently suffering a mental break on a new orleans tarmac sends passengers rushing for the exit of the plane. still ahead, what happened after he opened the emergency door onto the plane'

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personal expenses and deceived donors. >> his number for today is travel tuesday, which is considered one of the best days to get hotel and airline deals. some companies offering discounts up to 60. and number five, it is a frosty morning out there. >> we have frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect for areas shaded in blue and purple. this until 9 a.m. so it is a chilly start to your day, but we do have clear skies out there. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. but after the sun goes down late tonight, showers turn to the forecast. the level one on the storm impact scale. >> number six, this is an update for you if you rely on bart over the weekend, this is going to be due to some tree removal and track upgrades with they're letting everybody know right now that between the daly city and glen park stations, you can expect up to about 30 minute delays. and there will be a bus that moves you in between those stations while they work. >> number seven, taking a selfie is now considered a public health problem. that's according to a study from the university of new south wales. researchers

cited hundreds of selfie related injuries and deaths over a decade. they're urging social media companies to install software to warn people of the dangers. >> it's been 45 years since the city of san francisco was shaken by the assassinations of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. last night, there was a community candlelight vigil held for both men in the castro district. they were shot by supervisor dan white at a at city hall on november 27th, 1978. george moscone is remembered as the people's mayor, harvey milk was the first openly gay politician elected to public office in california. and he was quite the activist that we are very familiar with politicians and candidates daetz and they make significant eye contact and they tell you they understand your struggles and most of them don't have a clue. >> harvey really did. >> that is cleve jones, who is also an activist and was good friends with harvey milk. dan white was tried on first degree

murder charges, but he was convicted of voluntary manslaughter, which was a highly unpopular decision. dan white served some of his time. he was paroled and later died by suicide. you can learn more about one of the most impactful incidents in san francisco history in the abc7 original documentary murder at city hall, the killing of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. it tells the story of what happened like never before, using archival news film not seen in more than four decades. you can stream it on demand right now on abc7 news.com and the abc7 bay area streaming tv app. i was there last night for this vigil. it's the first time i've attended since living here and i just thought 45 years i must be here to mark this moment. cleve jones said a remarkable thing. he said that if you allow yourself to take things for granted, then it will be taken from you. and that was kind of like his call to say that that the, you know, the fight for civil rights and for

justice is not over so powerful. it was really good. i'm so glad that so many people showed up. >> and thanks for bringing your perspective to that as well. sure. amazing >> we're getting new music to kick off 2024. coming up at 530, the artist announcing both a new album and a movie and staying safe. >> this giving tuesday the advice from california's attorney general on how to donate while also avoiding scammers. here's a live look outside sfo this morning. >> it's 527. hi this is ingrid here from the alameda county community food bank. >> wishing you all a happy giving tuesday. i'm here with my friends and the volunteer crew, and we have a very special surprise today we want to tell you about. we have a $15,000 check from disney. >> this is going to lead to 30,000 meals in our county, which 1 in 4 people are struggling with some form of food insecurity. thank you. disney and abc7 because we're going to do some great things in our community with this money. thank you. woohoo

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a truce in the middle east extended for an additional 48 hours now at 530. what we're hearing from recently released hostages after being taken by hamas. >> four people are in the hospital this morning after a car crashed through the front of a 7-eleven store. this happening overnight in novato. >> we're hearing from vendors in san francisco upset over the city's new street vending ban now in effect for at least the next 90 days. >> a reminder this morning that stay vigilant for packages this holiday season on porch pirates could be looking to cash in on your recently bought gifts. good morning to you. it is tuesday, november 28th, giving tuesday. it is. >> and it's giving weather. >> yes, it's giving cold. that's what's giving this morning. >> we have frost advisory and freeze warnings in effect. you

look at a lot of cities this morning. we are starting out in the 30s. some of our coldest spots at or just near freezing right now. so you certainly want the extra layers for another morning. here's the frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect. the frost advisories for the valleys of the north bay and the inland east bay. that freeze warning for solano county. that will go until 9 a.m. this morning. so for the next several hours, we have some cold temperatures. here's future weather. it will be a bright day today. we expect a lot of sunshine. those temperatures warming through the 50s into the 60s this afternoon. so do expect sunshine giving way to a few afternoon clouds. temperatures below average, though, for a lot of us. we're in the low and mid 60s. showers are in the forecast late tonight into wednesday. we'll talk about that coming up in eight minutes. but let's check in with jobina into your traffic zone today. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going to start in emeryville showing you our live camera of 8-80. those headlights are traveling in the westbound direction as you make your way towards the maze, you shouldn't have any problems traveling

towards the bay bridge or even if you're going further south, it's a good commute so far. this is a live look in san jose showing you 101. those tail lights are traveling in the southbound direction. and then we will wrap up with our bridge drive times here. golden gate bay bridge, san mateo bridge, all running on time, gloria. >> all right. thank you, jobina. five people are recovering after a car crashed into a 711. it happened yesterday day just after 6:30 p.m. at diablo avenue and center road in novato, nevada. police say that four people were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. the driver of the red sedan was also injured. it's not clear the extent of their injuries or if they were arrested. officers say that alcohol or drugs do not appear to be factors as the cause of the crash is still under investigation. building inspectors redtagged that 711 scary moments for a truck driver when his window shattered while he was driving on an east bay freeway. >> he believes it was a stray bullet. this happened yesterday morning while the man was driving on i-80 80 near high

street in oakland. we're hearing from the leader of the oakland chinatown foundation who says this is an example of how hard it is getting to do business in the east bay. abc7 news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom with the story you'll only see here on abc7 news. >> lena reggie, although the owner of this trucking company says that he did try to reach out to authorities. the oakland chinatown foundation says that many in oakland often hesitate to report crimes like this at all, out of both fear of safety concerns and fears that they could lose their insurance. here's a look at the damage to the driver's side window of a semi truck. president of the united bridge trucking company in oakland says his driver was in this semi going northbound on interstate 80 just past high street before 29th avenue at around 930 yesterday morning. that's when his driver believes a stray bullet came within inches of hitting him and shattered his window. >> the driver is pretty shaken up at this point. okay. so he

doesn't even i guess he doesn't even know what might have happened or he was being followed or not. nowadays a business, you know, doing business throughout the bay area, especially in oakland, many insurance are actually canceling. many you know, business insurance policies or they will be raising it up. so high. so people are so frustrated. >> chp tells us so far they have not received any reports regarding this incident. fortunately, in this case, no one was hurt. but there are still a number of unanswered questions as to if a bullet really did hit this window and where it actually came from. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. lena thank you so much. >> the holiday shopping season is now in full swing. early numbers already indicating that it's been a cyber monday for the record books. according to adobe analytics, americans spent about $12 billion shopping online yesterday day, and that number is expected to total more than

37 billion over what's known as cyber week, which is the five days between thanksgiving and yesterday. and that's 5.4% higher than last year. all that online shopping means a lot of doorstep deliveries. authorities are reminding the public to take proper precautions to secure their home deliveries. san mateo county supervisor david canepa says he's hopeful that $267 million in grants will help local police combat so-called porch pirates. >> if you commit retail theft or if you commit a porch piracy, these are serious, serious and personal offenses that should be taken seriously. and so in the spirit of the holidays, our intent is to make people aware and most importantly, most importantly, make sure that people aren't victims. >> and there are some ways to prepare for your deliveries. use a self-service storage locker when possible. you can also

request a signature to receive the package, or you can have them delivered to your workplace. >> 90 day ban on street vending in san francisco is now in place in the mission district. abc7 news was out along mission street after the ban started yesterday as san francisco police officers started an enforcement vendors, including those with permits, will not be allowed on a big stretch of mission street during that ban and that has some of them pretty upset. >> we comply with the city, the city asked me to do my everything right and we did it. and now the police give me the same punishment from other people, from other vendors, for illegal vendors. >> while the ban does impact legal vendors, supervisor hillary ronen says it was necessary to deal with illegal activity, including threats and violence towards city workers trying to enforce the law. >> the problem is there's another element that has taken over the streets of the mission that are stealing and selling

stolen goods. and yes, we you are a victim of that. it is true. i'm not going to lie to you to help legal vendors. >> the city has set up two sites. they can use this indoor location with 48 spots and an outdoor location with nine spots. officials say vendors may also qualify for a $1,000 stipend in order to get that, they have to register for a course on how to run their business. >> this morning, abc news has learned that talks are underway right now among israeli officials to extend a cease fire with hamas beyond tomorrow. it comes as a director of the cia arrived in qatar overnight to help with a negotiated weapons and jobina. a major goal for israel is to get hamas to release more hostages. yes gloria, more hostages were released by hamas yesterday in exchange for palestine guinean prisoners held in israel. >> the hope is that even more people could be released in the coming days. abc news is

reporting that israel is discussing extending the cease fire further as long as hamas can free at least ten israeli hostages per day. the biden administration is praising the latest extension announced yesterday. leaders from egypt, israel and qatar brokered the deal. however, officials say the latest agreement comes with some risk. any pause in the fighting could benefit your enemy in terms of time to refit, to rest your fighters, to rearm them, reequip them. >> the white house says up to nine americans are still held captive. >> it's unclear if they will be released in the next few days. four year old abigail adan was the first and only american released during the initial cease fire. more than 200 trucks carrying aid have been able to cross from egypt into gaza. president biden says the us plans to send more aid into gaza and continue working to free all hamas held hostages. gloria

jobina, thank you. >> growing up there is growing concern over new images out of hospitals in china. doctors say that they are struggling to keep up with the surge in respiratory illnesses. >> a dramatic scene playing out on a new orleans tarmac. we're looking at the moment a man opened a plane's emergency exit door, jumped off the wing and then was eventually taken down by airport workers. the scene on board was just as chaotic. but first to check on the weather with drew. hey, good morning. >> 540 this morning. and we are tracking a cold start to your tuesday. temperatures right now in the north bay. we have some of the coldest numbers. we're subfreezing in ukiah at 30, right, 32 in rohnert park, 36 in american canyon, the same in napa. and we are feeling those cold temperatures across much of the region, even parts of the east bay where we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect until 9 a.m. so certainly bundle up over the next couple of hours. you'll need multiple layers. here's

live. doppler seven along with satellite. really quiet right now, but you can see this cyclonic flow kind of looks like a cinnamon bun out there. that's low pressure. that's going to skirt by us down the coast later on tonight into tomorrow. and brush us with some light showers . but during the day today, we're totally dry. a live look from our abc7 oakland airport camera showing you that dry tarmac. the taxiway is just fine. it's a frosty morning leading to sunshine throughout the day. it's at night we bring in the shower chance. we're talking after 7 p.m. tonight on the abc seven storm impact scale. it is a level one light system tonight into tomorrow with scattered showers light to moderate in its intensity when it comes to those showers. and the biggest impact will be slick roads and breezy conditions at times. so rainfall totals highest along the coast, but for a lot of us with this rainfall, we're talking less than about a 10th of an inch overnight. tonight, we'll take a closer look at this wet weather. we'll go hour by hour in future weather coming

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open the emergency exit and jumped onto the tarmac. in this video, ground crews caught up to the man taking him down outside of a truck. abc news reporter victor oquendo shows us the chaos happening on board that flight. oh, my god. >> tonight, panicked passengers in new orleans rushing off this southwest airlines flight just before it was supposed to take off. >> wait, what? someone jumped off after authorities say a man opened the overwing emergency exit and jumped out onto the wing. >> we got a situation here. we had a passenger decide to go ahead and jump out the emergency exit. in this photo from journalist tim chernow, you can clearly see the open emergency exit above the wing. this video from inside the terminal. there he is. >> there he is right there, showing the man being pulled out of a service truck on the tarmac.

>> ground personnel capturing him until deputies arrived. oh, my god. southwest flight 3172 was still preparing to depart for atlanta around 7:40 p.m. sunday when passengers were told to get off. atlanta businesswoman lakisha martin near the front of the plane. it was really, really, really, really crazy and a lot of chaos. the incident coming as tsa screened nearly 3 million people sunday. it's busiest day on record. the plane had not started taxiing yet. if it had, this could have been much more dangerous. that man was not arrested. instead taken to the hospital. authorities saying he suffered a mental health emergency. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> it is day of giving and a fundraiser is being launched to provide some relief for hundreds of unhoused students this holiday season. there are 900 and east side union high school students and families who are unhoused in 2020. that number was just 300 for day of giving

the district and the east side education foundation are launching a fundraiser. it's to supplement the district's mckinney-vento program, a federal program created to protect and support enrollment and education of homeless students. >> we've educated our staff on what what to hear, what to listen for, right? a student may not come up and say i'm homeless, but they may say, oh, i've had a i've been sleeping on my friend's couch for the last week or i don't have a right to school. you know, my dad just lost his job in years past. >> school district officials say they've raised around $30,000 in order to provide $100 gift cards per student. this year, they'll need to raise $90,000 in order to do the same. >> today is giving tuesday. i guess we're also calling it day of giving. and while california attorney general rob bonta is encouraging people to donate, he's also offering tips on how to avoid scams, give to organizations that you trust. >> always do your research before donating. review a charity's website and annual

financial reports. >> bonta encourages you to learn what percentage of the charity's funds actually go toward its mission rather than its administrative costs. be cautious of look alike and fake websites and emails. if you're asked for detailed personal information, often like your social security number, your bank account, then you know, don't give that out. be careful when making electronic donations like via text qr codes and portable credit card readers, and check the charities registration status on the department of justice's state's registry of charitable trusts. >> all right. always good reminders right there. and to make donating easy, we have all the information on our website. if you want to help this organization or any of the others, that will be profiling on abc seven news. it's important to do it today, say as many nonprofits are doing matching pledges on this day of giving. so just go to abc7 news.com slash take action. in other news, jennifer lopez is releasing her first solo album

in a decade. the album called this is me now drops on february 16th. j.lo says that the record will focus on multiple aspects of her life, including her childhood relationships and her emotional journey. excuse me. it'll include a track titled dear ben part two, and that's a throwback to her 2002 song, dear ben, about how her now husband, ben affleck. so, hey, that's interesting. the first single, can't get enough is out january 10th, a movie version of the whole album will release on the same day as the music. got to get your thoughts on this guys excited i'm here for jenny. >> yeah. >> so is this what we're doing now? we put out an album and then a full on movie. >> yes, i know. right? start with lemonade, right? >> yeah. she set the standard. >> yeah, because no one really buys albums anymore, right? so you need something to offset, right? especially if you're not going to go on tour or don't want to go on tour. right? >> you wait for that vegas

residency. >> i've never seen j.lo in concert, and i would love to, you know, besides the super bowl, that's the only time. >> yeah. >> perform we'd like to see it. >> we'd like to see you go. >> yeah, i realized i haven't either. >> yeah, it's a miss on all of our parts. >> yeah. what have we been doing? >> i don't know. >> i mean, trying to save the coins, right? >> yeah. it's giving working. it's giving. >> giving? yeah. waking up at dark 30. yeah totally. >> good morning, everybody. we do have cold temperatures out there. it is clear from sutro tower. here's a live look outside. we're doing just fine when it comes to our sky condition, but we do have a coastal flood advisory. this in effect later on today. basically for five hour period between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m, close to the coast and along the bay shoreline. you know, this time of the year, we have some of our highest high tides due to the moon's cycle. so right around 11 a.m. is when our high tide will happen. so we could see some minor coastal flooding for most of us away from the water. this is not an issue at all. here's

future weather. we'll go hour by hour. we're expecting a lot of sunshine, but a cold start this morning with those frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect until 9 a.m. we'll see clouds start to move in as the afternoon wears on. but it's late tonight that we'll see some showers scattered in nature. return to the forecast overnight. we'll have on and off showers that will lead to some slick conditions for the wednesday morning commute. and then by midday, this system is out of here. so today we have a lot of sunshine. rain showers return later on tonight, probably post 7 p.m. we'll have that wet weather. temperatures in the 60s. then we'll track those showers overnight. tonight is a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have bright skies today. rain late which continues into wednesday morning. we're dry wednesday evening. another round of light showers on thursday before we dry out for the upcoming weekend jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we are beginning with the bay bridge toll plaza. we're metering lights flipped on at 533. the backup is beginning, but it's really just to the base of the maze. so not too bad at all. and the bridge is for the most part,

on time at the richmond, san rafael bridge. this was our problem spot yesterday. we saw an over four mile long backup. once we approached, say, 8 a.m. so we will keep an eye on this. and that, of course, is due to the sig alert that remains in effect in that area. but we don't have any other major blocking issues. you see the bridge drive time for the bay bridge just sitting around 12 minutes. reggie thanks for being a new at six bragging rights up on table releasing its top 100 restaurants for 2023. >> the four bay area spots that made the list. >> we have some great restaurants here. but first, we're hearing from a family whose dog developed a contagious mystery illness. the emergency treatment they say may have saved his life

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about their dog who survived a

mysterious illness that is now spreading among dogs across the country. here's abc news reporter will reeve in this morning's gma first look. >> a glimmer of hope in the mystery dog illness. >> we're just so grateful. we can't we still can't believe he's still here. >> john and becky oliver say their five year old golden retriever, ike, first got sick in september while on the road competing in dog shows. >> when they took his temperature at the emergency vet hospital in arizona, they said his fever was 105.3. his color wasn't good. >> ike developed pneumonia and spent three days in the hospital before the family moved him to a vet clinic. closer to home. >> my son was in the back seat, holding oxygen to the dog's face for like six hours, driving across the desert. it was really stressful. >> the family bracing for the worst when becky says she got a message from a woman in the dog show community about a potential treatment and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on ike's road to recovery and whether this treatment could help other dogs like him. with your gma first, look, i'm will

reeve, abc news, new york. >> developing news in china. scenes of overcrowd hospitals are once again sparking global concern. the chinese government is releasing new details about a surge in respiratory illnesses. health officials say the infections across china are driven by known pathogens, including flu bacterial pneumonia and rsv. they insist they are not detecting a new virus like the world saw with covid four years ago. >> of course, crowded hospitals evoke some serious memories of covid. this is not unexpected given that we are in respiratory virus season and we have reduced immunity as a result of years of lockdowns. >> the chinese government was criticized for its lack of transparency since covid first appeared in wuhan, the country has pledged to strengthen measures and improve transparency around disease control. the world health organization says it believes what china is saying and will continue to closely track the

situation. a new covid 19 vaccine has hit the market, but novavax is a protein based shot that works differently than the pfizer and moderna shots. ucsf infectious diseases specialist dr. peter chin-hong says that the novavax shot is safe to get at the same time as you get your flu shot. >> i think novavax is a great vaccine. studies have shown that people get fewer side effects with it, so less nausea, less vomiting of both all vaccines don't give you as much fevers, but novavax is even low on on that in terms of probability and he says that hospitals should know in about two weeks whether we'll see a post thanksgiving covid surge. >> and that's about how long it may take for people to show symptoms after they've been traveling or visiting with family. now let's get a check of your forecast with drew. >> hey, good morning, gloria. we'll take you outside inside this morning where you can see the hour by hour planner if you're going out for a jog,

maybe walking the dog, it is cold this morning, starting out in the 30s. and we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect until 9 a.m. this morning for those chilly temperatures. live look at san jose showing you clear skies, dry during the day. rain returns later on tonight. it's a level one on the storm impact scale. gloria thank you so much. >> drew. new at six combating property crime. san francisco, one step closer to installing hundreds of license plate readers on the verge of closing the bay area company. >> once valued at $1 billion, taking a downward financial turn. >> and let's get a live look outside this morning. it is 557. this is a live look in san francisco so far. a nice morning. we'll get another check of your forecast with drew when we return. >> hi. my name is katie mcknight and i'm the director of community engagement at the san francisco marin food bank. on behalf of all of us here at the food bank, we'd like to thank abc and disney for your continued support this holiday season. did you know that 70% of what the food bank distribute is fresh fruits and vegetables? we couldn't do it without the

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