♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. good morning. 5:00 a.m. on this monday, november 20. the week of thanksgiving. >> everyone making their plans and everyone wants to know is it going to rain again this week? >> everybody get out of my way at the gym. that's all i'm saying. got a lot of exercising to do before thursday. maybe outside would be a good time to do that especially later today. this morning there's a few sprinkles out there. hi, everybody. few and far between as i have live doppler 7 situated on the north bay. a few have roamed through interest from santa rosa northward. right now it's moved further to the north but there is the promise it will come back down

and it could come back down as far south as you're looking at there, the bay bridge from the east bay hills. 52 to 54 with scattered light rain through 7:00. from the bay bridge northward we have a chance at noon, 62 to 65. it will be mostly cloudy at 4:00. and then it's just about over. 57 to about 61 by 7:00. still pretty mild. how about the roads this morning. here's sue. >> the bay bridge behind me looks good until you get to the turn in the tunnel and then some brake lights happening there. san jose north on 280. there's 17. it gives you an idea where you're going. about an eight-minute drive so not bad at all. a live look at the san mateo bridge getting busier here but still looking at a good drive up and over the high rise into foster city for about a 14 to 15-minute drive. we do see some slowing. we'll check the altamont pass in a bit. from our live desk this

morning, one of america's most famous serial killers, charles manson, has died. manson was serving life in prison here in california. he died at a hospital in bakersfield last night at the age of 83. manson was the mastermind behind a two-day murderous rampage through southern california in 1969 that left seven people dead. he and three of his followers were convicted and sentenced to death, but the sentences were commuted to life in prison. and this morning it is unclear exactly what will happen with manson's remains. prison officials say he had no known next of kin. >> charles manson supposedly lived in this home with his early followers in the haight in san francisco in 1967 during the summer of love. the home is on cold street listed as a historical location on some maps and is a popular hot spot for tour guides. he tried to make it as a musician. manson records sell for as much as $75.

and "the new york post" tweet this had cover this morning. the headline "evil dead -- make room, satan, charles manson is finally going to hell." developing news, sky 7 showing you a very eerie scene off martin's beach. the boat just spinning around. it's an empty boat and it was spinning out of control. >> this morning one person is dead and the coast guard is working through the night to search for another missing man who has not been found. this happened seven miles south of half moon bay off martin's beach. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has more on this developing story. >> reporter: a boat going in circles, a clear indication something was wrong. in this case it was a boston whaler, a popular fishing vessel known for being stable and sea worthy. it was spinning at a speed of 15 knots just off martin's beach in san mateo county. >> once you lose control of the helm, those are designed to circle. it's in the steering mechanism where it pulls forward, to the right or left, and it will stay

in the circle. >> reporter: the two men onboard somehow ended up in the ocean. the body of one was recovered soon after rescue crews arrived. the other is still missing, the person believed to have been operating the boat. they believe neither was wearing a life jacket. >> i am not sure if they would have survived in the situation but certainly they would have had their heads above water for long enough to have somebody have seen them. >> reporter: authorities let the boat run out of fuel. they then towed it to the harbor. they're storing it as evidence. it doesn't appear foul play was involved. >> the boat has had a preliminary lookthrough. everything looks fine, like an accident. we want to double-check to make sure. >> reporter: no word on how long they'll be searching for tran. the harbor master plans to rejoin the effort in the morning. near half moon bay, lilliian ki abc 7 news. a daly city motorcycle officer is recovering after a police chase and manhunt ended

in a crash. investigators say it started when the officers spotted two men casing parked cars yesterday afternoon. the suspects took off and the officer went after them. the chase ended on 280 in san francisco. the officer lost control of his bike. he suffered only cuts and bruises. moments later the suspect's car collided with the patrol car. no officers hurt there. police say both suspects ran from the car into an engle side neighborhood, found hiding in shane o'neill's backyard. >> they found the guys hiding between two fences between the two back yards and they arrested them. >> the identity of the two suspects has not been released. >> minnesota senator al franken will not re-sign ovsignresign. one of franken's staffers said the senator is spending thanksgiving with his family and doing a lot of reflecting but has no plans to step down.

his accuser has also said she does not want franken to step down. franken admitted his behavior, apologized for it, and is welcoming an ethics committee investigation. record mogul simmons, the "l.a. times" reports model clawson came forward saying simmons made aggressive sexual advances towards her back in the year 1991 and yanked off her clothes while director brett ratner watched. simmons issued a statement saying everything that occurred was completely consensual. ratner denies former accusations of sexual misconduct by four women. a popular ferryboat about to get an upgreat. the sonoma, one of the largest in the fleet, will undergo a $22.5 million overhaul next year. the project will include noise reduction work, the installation

of more energy efficient equipment and more space for bicyclists. it was delivered to the district in 1976. officials say a new boat would have cost at least $27 million. the existing hull is stronger because heavy materials were used in the 1970s. happening now a helping hand for thousands of families in san jose. today sacred heart will start giving away their holiday food box. >> it's an annual tradition and matt keller is there with more. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. sacred heart is ready. check out the food boxes they already have filled and stacked here. 4,200 families will be coming through. this is what is inside the boxes, everything you need to make a big holiday meal. of course this is just the first big event for the holidays. >> what's really cool it doesn't stop. in december we'll distribute another couple thousand to the community. it's good to see everybody come together in times of hardship.

>> reporter: and here is video from last year. the families will start arriving this morning and the giveaway will last through wednesday. it began in 1964. sacred heart says the goal is to give families a nice holiday meal, allowing them to use income for normal bills not for food. high housing costs and even flooding from earlier this year in san jose have created hardships. they're still having need for donations. they need about 4,800 turkeys for thanksgiving and christmas. if you'd like to donate you can get more information on our website abc7news.com. help them fill up the freezer. matt keller, abc 7 news. that looks great, matt, thanks. our average low in san francisco is 50s. it's a little warmer than that. we're 54 to 56 degrees right now. let's take a look at some of our neighborhoods where we should be in the 40s in the east bay and valley. we should be in the 40s in the north bay. 50 is as cool as it gets.

53 right now in san jose. 55 in san leandro and union city and belmont right now 56 degrees. here is a look, you can see the winds pretty much nonexistent as we look down the embarcadero. if you're out and about today some sprinkles to possible rain especially from san francisco, oakland, concord, antioch northwa northward. it's not really breezy at all. exercising, cool to mild except for the sprinkles that will be out there. the east bay, 55 this morning. by noon we're at 62. 64 at 2:00. we'll see some sunshine late in the afternoon. 63 at 4:00. san francisco pretty cloudy most of the day. maybe a few spots of sunshine but look at the temperatures in the low 60s from noon all the way to 4:00. it's going to be cloudy but comfy today with mid to upper 60s. the exception, 72 in san jose and 62 in petaluma. look at this. even warmer tomorrow. 60s and 70s start to spread. i'll show you the warmth of the

forecast. coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast, if sue has any issues. didn't everybody leave last friday? >> that's what we were told. we are getting busier on the east shore freeway. that solid ribbon of headlights in the westbound direction to the mcarthur maze and you're moving at the limit although more and more folks out there. when you approach the toll plaza, there you go. minor delays for those cash paying folks and your drive from hercules into san francisco including the bay bridge is about just under 30 minutes so we're keeping that in the green for you that morning. very slow up and over tracy into livermore because of earlier issues with a car fire that's been cleared out of lanes. mass transit a great option, ace train out of the central valley. everybody's running on time. >> thank you, sue. everyone is okay but this dash cam video you have to see. a plane flies right over an officer's patrol car and makes a crash landing. and beer without the beer belly, two bay area

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the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level one. that means light rain. so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on the abc 7 news app. download it now. president trump is up and tweeting about raiders running back marshawn lynch this morning

and he writes marshawn lynch of the oakland raiders stands for the mexican anthem and sits down to boos for our national anthem. great disrespect. next time nfl should suspend him for remained earp of season. attendance and ratings way down. lynch has sat for every game since he came out of retirement. the dash camera captured dramatic moments before a small plane crashed on a highway. the plane had engine trouble while in the air and the pilot tried to make an emergency landing. part of the plane clipped a tree causing it to spin out of control and crash. the pilot and his passenger were not hurt. the faa and ntsb now investigating the crash. problems continue for chipotle more than two years after dozens got sick from the e. coli outbreak. business insider reports the founder of iwaspoisoned.com says the number of food poisoning are nine times higher for chipotle

than all other restaurant chains. that allows people to report any food-borne sicknesses. the chipotle in sterling, virginia, closed for days. chipotle says the source of the data is inaccurate. tesla fired several hundred employees and they say the palo alto company now needs to worry about attracteding future talent. according to ""the mercury news"" some former employees dismissed refused to sign a separation agreement from the company. human resource experts say tesla should be cautious about the long-term impact of being able to recruit qualified talent. but tesla denies any impact saying the company received more than 73,000 job applications last month alone. >> if you're up now you were probably asleep when this was happening like i was but take a look at this from the amas last night. you see the singer pink on the

side of an l.a. hotel scaling it while she was singing. here's abc. >> reporter: pink's heart-stopping performance right there at the american music awards. ♪ nothing but you >> reporter: the pop firehouse taken to new heights showing off her acrobatic skiles from the side of a hotel in downtown l.a. singing "beautiful trauma. singing "beautiful trauma. " abc's nick watt spoke to them. >> sunday up on the harness and here we are. >> reporter: despite her seemingly flawless act saturday she expressed some concerns. >> i'm afraid i will be up there and not know how to do this. >> reporter: more access from

one of music's biggest nights. >> wow. pretty impressive. >> i think she just sold a lot of tickets to her concert. >> oh, man. something else pretty impressive, 70 years, queen elizabeth and prince philip, 70 years of marriage. the royal family tweeted some new pictures of the love birds. on november 20, 1947 then princess elizabeth married philip. the royal family holding a gathering at windsor castle to celebrate the impressive anniversary. they look sweet. craft beers have been growing in popularity over the last few beers and there are about 5,000 craft breweries nationwide producing, let me get this right, 775 million gallons of beer. >> and all that creates billions of pounds of waste that often gets thrown away until now. a startup called regrain use as proprietary drying technique to

turn all that beer waste into super grain snack bars. they're made at this community kitchen in san mateo. it is low in sugar and high in healthy nutrients. >> and what's left is a much higher percentage of protein and a much higher percentage in dietary fiber along with some other healthy micro nutrients and fiber properties like prebiotics that exist within the grain. >> it makes a honey cinnamon and chocolate coffee. they're sold in health and specialty stores. these bars are nonalcoholic but they also are nonbeer belly making. >> of course. hey. >> all that have is a plus. >> i think i'd try it, wouldn't you, mike? >> absolutely. let's make a road trip and see if we can get a few of those. healthier than the beer boiled brat i had for dinner last night. night. a look from mt. tama

the clouds thin out enough, it may brighten up. some light rain possible north of san francisco and oakland. tonight clouds linger. mild lows like this morning. the extended warmer than average and if you're heading down to l.a., i look for thanksgiving in the ninth. that's crazy. a look at over the last hour to two and you can see there was light rain that moved across santa rosa. anywhere from .0 to .06 a little bit of moisture and you can see some green dots right over san francisco possibly even as far south as pleasanton. the yellow remains around ukiah and that disappears by 4:00 and you can see by 7:00 it's gone. in fact, if you look at the rainfall totals it may get as far south as novato but it pretty much is northward. so let's take a look at our

temperatures as we head through the day. 59 to about 61 at 9:00. you can see the temperatures jump into the low to mid-60s by 2:00, even 6 9 at san jose. my accuweather seven-day forecast in the low to mid-50s but look at us. 70s away from the coast all the way through at least saturday. crazy. hi, sue. >> looks nice. here we go to a live shot, san rafael. headlights in the north direction. past the north gate mall and if your travels take from you novato into san francisco you're looking at about a 22-minute drive with smooth sailing all the way up and over the waldo grade and to the golden gate bridge. that looks clear there with four lanes for your southbound commute. why all that red traffic up and over the altamont? we had an earlier car fire fully engulfed. now you look at 1:38, ouch to get from tracy into dublin.

antioch to concord is not bad. westbound on 4. there's your drive from san rafael into san francisco, 16 minutes. not bad at all. we'll come back and take a look at the bay bridge in a few minutes. >> sue, thank you. turkeys will be a welcome sight at the dinner table but in many bay area neighborhoods some residents are praying the wild turkeys will just go away. according to "the chronicle" the prolonged state drought has caused many big birds to venture into neighborhoods seeking water and food. they're tearing up lawns, native plants, screened doors and roof tiles. homeowners can apply for permits to kill nuisance birds. they can be reckless and officials say they can get aggressive. if they see something they perceive as a rival, so do be careful. members of the san francisco symphony put on an incredible show to raise money for north bay fire victims. ♪ abc 7 news was at the davies

symphony hall for that inspired performance. the orchestra conductor, ushers and stage crew all donated their time to put on the show. it featured iconic works by beethoven and a special performance by nancy pelosi. >> we say to our first responders, thank you. thank you for saving so many lives. >> i meant to say appearance not performance. i was waiting for her to pick up the cello or something. all proceeds will benefit the north bay fire relief fund and resilience fund. three, two, one! >> it was beautiful. abc 7 news was at pier 39 in san francisco for the annual tree lighting ceremony last night. thousands of people watched as the 60-foot tree lit up against the city sky. it is a sight to see every year. >> i wanted to see the disney characters. where are they? >> you should have gone last

night. >> i'm writing a note we're recutting that video. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. and our favorite chainsaw wielding nun, after this video went viral after hurricane irma. ahead of the january 1st

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he has no known next of kin. the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle. norse will have to decide between first or second-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter or, of course, acquittal. the search will continue for the missing boater who went overboard. sky 7 shows the boat spinning out of control off the county coast. another boater was found dead. safari west animal park will reopen this morning after the north bay wildfires. the park is set to conduct its first tour at 9:00. we're following your monday morning commute. not light here. they just turned the metering lights on. your drive still looks good all the way into san francisco. dozens of artists were honored last night. bruno mars won artist of the year. diana ross received a lifetime achievement award. a florida nun and viral

video made headlines after hurricane irma. sister margaret ann took a chainsaw to clear debris at her school. on friday the miami heat held a rally to honor her. >> we wanted to honor her for her effort and she is the embodiment of be a great neighbor. >> and the miami heat handed her a $5,000 check to be donated to the charity of her choice. she'll be honored at an upcoming game. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the one place mayor ed lee does not want to see ads for recreational pot. also a small plane slams into a san jose

good morning. it is monday, november 20th. natasha is off. thanks for joining us.

i hope you had a great weekend. >> yes, the workweek begins again. well, for some of you. a lot of you have off this week so congratulations for that. >> the weather will be cooperati cooperative. we talked about light rain. we've pulled those from the forecast. today is one of the days we do have a chance and mainly across the north bay. you can see the storm stalling to our north. not hearing of any rain anywhere in our neighborhood. our best chance at 7:00 this morning. 51 to 55. 58 to 63 at noon. as far south as the san mateo bridge. the same thing at 4:00. pretty mild, 61 to 66. by 7:00, clouds start to open, 57 to about 61 degrees. the bay bridge is dry. let's talk to sue. not on the bridge itself but

metering lights at the tolls. an earlier car fire near north flynn on the shoulder has been out and moved out of the way. the damage is done. in fact, look at this drive time. it's improving a little bit because it is now out of lanes but still 1:20. ouch. a little busier. your ride from san rafael is looking good. we'll check back on your mass transit options out of the central valley. ace trains are running on time this morning. happening today closing arguments in the san francisco trial that has become a national symbol for the sanctuary city debate. >> jurors could start deliberating as early as this afternoon in a man charged with killing kate steinle on pier 14. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us in san francisco. >> reporter: hi, reggie.

this trial has been going on for almost a month. the jury could get the case today. defense attorneys for jose garcia zarate says the bullet he fired hit the ground first and then ricocheted and hit the victim showing it was not deliberate but an accident. prosecutors point to the fact he threw the gun into the bay. they say he was covered his tracks. they think this is a murder case. kate steinle was shot and killed two years ago at san francisco's pier 14. her accused killer was set to be deported for the sixth time. because of sanctuary city laws he was allowed to stay and that's why this case has start add national debate over immigration. the jury will be able to consider several options, first degree or second-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter if they convict him at all. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. we are tracking developing news out of the east bay. investigating a suspicious

death. a person's body was found overnight. detectives are on the scene. they're offering leads but offer no additional details. charles manson, the serial killer serving life in prison here in california, has died. he was rushed to a hospital in bakersfield last night and that is where he died at age 83. reporter marcy gonzalez has more on the life of a cult leader. >> reporter: he was the mastermind of some of america's most chilling mass murders, the creator of a killer crime family. >> i'm a convict. i'm an outlaw. i'm a rebel. i'm not a sunday schoolteacher. >> reporter: for decades charles manson occupied a lone place in american pop culture. the thing of nightmares, a man who convinced other people to commit murder for him.

>> you had them thinking were you jesus christ. how did you do that? >> just being myself. all men are jesus christ. >> reporter: abc's diane sawyer interviewed manson back in 1993. >> i never told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> reporter: in the late 1960s manson formed a sort of commune and became obsessed with the beatles song "helter-skelter." in august of 1969 manson ordered four of his followers to go to a home in beverly hills and kill everyone inside. in all, five people died including actress sharon tate, wife of roman polanski. she was 8 1/2 months pregnant. the next day manson took his followers to leno and rosemary labianca's house. he didn't stay for the murders but left them with a message. >> if you're going to do something, leave something of you. >> reporter: they left messages on the walls in the victims' bloods. manson and the others were

arrested. the 35-year-old and three young women on trial with him constantly staged antics inside the courtroom. the jury found them all guilty and they were all sentenced to death. >> a long time ago being crazy meant something. nowadays everyone is crazy. >> reporter: manson was denied parole 12 times and eventually died in custody. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. the faa investigating this small plane crash that left three people hurt. it slammed in a home in san it slammed in a home in san jose. it smashed into a home's garage. it appears the plane suffered some sort of system failure. all three people inside the plane were badly hurt and taken to the hospital. witnesses say the plane was flying low and out of control and then turned sideways before it crashed. >> it was going down.

he missed the wire, he missed the roof. he started diving down more and hit the garage. >> this is part of a club at a flying school. 13 people live inside of the home. none of them got hurt. one man is dead and another missing after they fell overboard their boat off martin's beach. people knew something was wrong when they found that fishing boat, as you can see here, spinning yesterday. they say it was likely an accident and not foul play. they believe ocean conditions were calm at the time so unclear how the fishermen fell how the fishermen fell overboard. flames from the tubbs fire came within about a mile of the 400-acre preserve last month.

park workers kept the flames away and the animal safe. the park is set to conduct its first tour at 9:00 this morning. an accident involving a dump truck hauling away debris from the atlas fire. the overturned truck closed the highway for more than six hours. it did take a while to remove the debris because it's considered hazardous material. several members had to wear productionive suits. >> just over six weeks until recreational pot becomes legal. oakland going for 255 applications of people wanting to get in on this. 78 of the applications are from people wanting to grow cannabis indoors. 55 want to deliver pot. none have been approved so far. eight existing dispensaries to operate as brick and mortar

marijuana businesses. mayor ed lee doesn't want ads on muni buses, stations or shelters. a new policy tomorrow to ban future cannabis advertising on muni. the mayor asked the agency to take this action. regulating pot in the city when it becomes legal on january 1st. a rash of car break-ins in san leandro has police warning drivers never to leave valuables in plain sight. 12 auto thefts in the west side of san leandro and in every single incident they grabbed items out of parked cars. a late model, dark-colored honda civic with paper plates that read victory. you are going to notice a difference when you step outside.

look at these temperatures anywhere from ten degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in san francisco to fairfield, 21 degrees warmer. pretty much in the mid-50s, about 53 to 55 degrees. we even had 56 right now in concord. still 51 there. temperatures in the mid-50s. 55 to 56 around the bay. 54 in pacifica. a look at the drive. golden gate bridge about 3 miles an hour. roads and scattered rain possible northward so caution for your commute planner. light breezes if you're going to be taking a ferry. 62 to 64 down to 60.

55 at 6:00. by noon, 68. 70 at 2:00. and still 64. you're traveling around the state anywhere north of 80 from here, sacramento could be wet, even wet up in tahoe. not much at all. when we come back i'll show you what it will look like to travel across the state and tahoe wednesday. i will show you our chance of rain. sue? brake lights 680 through san mateo. no, let me start over again. through walnut creek, southbound 680. need to get my locations right. the 24 interchange for about a ten-minute drive past pleasant hill and on into walnut creek. just a little bit busier there. no stalls or accidents.

it's about 18 minutes westbound getting a little bit busier but still flowing nicely. big problems over the altamont. we had an earlier car fire that's been cleared out of lanes for a while but a lot of slow traffic has built for that. back to the tracy area, that's the reason for the traffic. we'll give it a few more minutes and see if it does empty out or clear out better. guys? >> thank you, sue. president trump tweeted harsh words to republican senator who was caught bashing the president on a hot mike. this morning that senator says the president lied in that tweet. and look here at your tv screen, yep, that's harrison ford -- nope, not a movie set. ford -- nope, not a movie set. ford -- nope, not a movie set. what if there was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo.

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argentina's navy is right now intensifying aerial searches on the country's atlantic coast and they're looking for a 44 crew members onboard an older electric submarine missing since last wednesday. stormy weather is holding up their efforts, though. the submarine was on a routine trip from a base to its home base. one theory is a fire may have knocked out power on the sub cutting off its communications system. they don't know exactly what happened. right now at least six different nations are helping in the search. the u.s. navy is sending its most sophisticated rescue equipment that operates as deep as 2,000 feet. >> actor jeffrey tambor says he doesn't see how can he return to "transparent" following allegations of sexual harassment. he referenced what he calls a politicized atmosphere on the show's set. many people took a statement to mean he is leaving the show. tambor hasn't actually confirmed

that. "transparent" actress and tambor's former assistant have accused him of groping them and making unwanted sexual advances. new developments this morning after a war of words between president trump and two arizona republican lawmakers who were caught making critical comments about the president. listen here to the conversation between senator jeff flake and mesa, arizona, mayor john giles. >> the party of ray moore and donald trump. we are toast. i'm not throwing smoke at you but you're the guy that could -- just for fun, think how much fun to point out what an idiot this guy is. >> the mayor was talking about his wish that flake would run for president. the exchange did not sit well with president trump, and he called flake flakey and said it was flake's political career that was toast. flake, meanwhile, tweeted back, no news here. i've been saying this to anyone who will listen. meanwhile, the president said

flake is a no on the tax vote, but this morning reuters reports that flake is still undecided on what he'll do contrary to the president's tweet. people if the south bay are coming together to help the people of puerto rico still coping with the devastation of hurricane maria. abc 7 news was in san jose at fire station 26 on tully road for an event called puerto rico rising, one of several fire and police stations accepting donations to be delivered to puerto rico in san juan. >> we have people who have seen the media advertising and our facebook posts and people driving by see our signs. they honk, turn around, they go by stuff. drop off cases of water which is all needed. it's been great, a great response. >> in addition to water people donated baby diapers, food, batteries, first aid kids, over-the-counter medicines, flashlights and mosquito repellent. he plays a hero in the movies and now actor harrison ford gets credit for being heroic in real life.

tmz reports he helped a woman who ran her car off a highway yesterday morning. pictures show the man who played indiana jones helping pull the woman out of her wrecked car. witnesses say ford was driving behind her when she lost control and crashed. the woman was not seriously hurt. pretty impressive. a san francisco ice cream shop offering a creamy alternative to the traditional thanksgiving dinner. >> an don't think anyone will actually replace their whole thanksgiving with ice cream but you could. >> and you have a really bad tummy ache the next day. >> offering a five-course frozen thanksgiving ice cream feast. so here are the flavors. sweet potato casserole including maple pecans, buttered mashed potatoes and gravy -- again, this is ice cream -- apple cranberry stuffing, and salted caramel thanksgiving turkey. >> i don't know. >> a pint of all five will run you about $65. >> the mashed potato one is the

one that makes me cringe the most. >> we had the turkey one and we had the cranberry one, and one more -- >> what do you mean we? >> at my house. >> oh. >> a couple years ago. >> he didn't invite us over, mike. >> that was before i was here, before i knew any of you. >> i understand that. but you two fed the rest of us crickets and larvae and other things for halloween. but you didn't bring this in. >> no. i keep the good ones for myself, mike, you know that. >> i appreciate the honesty. hi, everybody. here is a look at san jose. we're at 280 and 17 and it's mainly cloudy and about 56 degrees. light rain across the north bay. this is one of those areas we could get some sun. cloudy tonight with patchy fog especially in the central valley and up in the north bay and it looks pretty warm the rest of the week. the rain over the last six hours about a third of an inch in ukiah and about .06 in santa rosa. there may be slick spots in the

north bay this morning. through 7:00 it looks pretty quiet. all the way up until 9:00 when you could see lining up offshore is the big push of some light to even moderate yellow showers there all the way down to possibly the san mateo bridge by noon and then you can see by 4:00 it starts to lift into the central valley and into the high country and during the evening commute nothing to worry about. look at the rainfall totals if we start at 7:00 and 9:00, there you go. the same areas possibly down to novato, a little wet. as we head to the noon hour, measurable rain. remember those scattered showers we saw there. looks like they missed the reporting stations or are so light they may not be measurable. a look at today's high temperatures. they're going to be in the 60-degree range to about 70 in the south bay. tonight even with less cloud cover, about 49 to 54 degrees. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. the best chance of rain in the north bay and that makes it a one, light on our storm impact

scale. low to mid-70s tuesday. mid-60s at the coast with low to mid-70s around the bay and inland. wednesday, thanksgiving day, shopping friday. no need for a coat to hold you back. and cooler saturday. our next chance of rain sunday. hi, sue. what are you watching? >> we're going to the golden gate bridge now and watching light traffic coming off the waldo. four lanes in your southbound direction, two lanes heading northbound and traffic is very light here. this is san rafael further to the north. i'm sorry about that graphic there. we're not looking at highway 92. san rafael, a 20-minute drive from novato into san francisco. i'll get that fixed for you. heavy traffic unexpected out of the central valley because we had an earlier car fire now cleared out of lanes and over by sfo we're getting first reports of an accident north 101 just after the on ramp to sfo on the right-hand shoulder. green sensors are not showing any slowing in the area. so we'll come back and check on

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from our live desk this morning, one of the nation's largest domed stadiums is now gone. nearly 5,000 pounds of explosives blasted the georgia dome in atlanta early this morning, took only 15 seconds to

knock down. the dome opened in 1992 and was home to the falcons for more than 25 years. more than 10,000 man-hours were dedicated for demolition preparation. the falcons play next door at mercedes-benz. president trump is going to pardon the birds from minnesota tomorrow. here they are getting pampered before their pardon at the intercontinental hotel in d.c. and if you are wondering the national turkey foundation paid for that luxury not taxpayers. after the pardoning the birds will join last year's turkeys at virginia tech university to live out the rest of their natural lives. >> those birds living the life, mike. >> a lot nicer than anywhere i've stayed. here is a look at our highs wednesday. here we are 15 minutes ahead and you can see a slight chance of rain around eureka and crescent city. the 92 in l.a. and palm springs.

the 64 in tahoe. if you're traveling wednesday, green lighted everywhere except for north on i-5, redding to the oregon border. as far as tahoe for the next week, we've got a slight chance of some showers today. and then it turns over to a little bit of snow at the highest elevations saturday and into sunday. but not a lot. sue? >> let's take a live look right now. we have some issues at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had reports of an accident blocking the left lane, the very far left lane, lane number one. i'm not seeing it on our camera here but the metering lights were turned on this morning so you are delayed there. we'll take a look at your mass transit options. b.a.r.t. a great way to go. if you don't want to deal with that slow and go traffic over the altamont take ace train. number three is running on time. and muni also no problems.

guys? >> sue, thank you. santa checking his list, checking it twice. you'd better be on that list because you had to have a reservation to see the big guy. >> at least if you're going to the new york city flagship store. macy's has implemented a system to cut down wait times. here in the bay area you don't need a reservation. you have to wait in the regular line. however, if you go to the westfield san francisco center, you can get a reservation. they call it a fast pass. or you can just wait in the regular line like everyone else. why would you do that because it's free? make a reservation. next at 6:00, millions of dollars in the making. the overhaul coming to a bay area ferry. and a boat left circling the waters, a search to find a man missing from the boat. and later reaction coming in overnight to the death of

good morning, everyone. it is monday, november 20th. thanks for joining us, natasha and alexis are off. >> some of you will get to start the week off. mike, you're saying it's going to be drier than we first expected. >> yes, this is the most i've ever looked forward to a monday because i was able to change the forecast from friday when we had several chances of rain this week. now one or two and that is it. it's going to be a great week if you're going to be at home or traveling and i'll show you the seven-day forecast in about 17 minutes. let's focus on the here and now. a few sprinkles there and right around mt. st. helena. by far the greatest amount of rain is north of us. it will stay north of us. a quick look at your day planner. mid-50s this morning. that's pretty nice. we'll be in the low to mid-60s at noon with a better chance of showers out to the