right now we are tracking breaking news from our live desk. a u.s. navy plane crashes overnight with 11 people onboard. i'm getting word on any survivors. the generous gift for first responders in the north bay to make sure they had a seat at this unbelievable feast. and take a look at this, how thousands of people started

their thanksgiving break. we'll try to help you avoid a mess like this. >> no, thank you. i don't know if the turkey is worth it. >> isn't that just l.a. on any day that ends in a "y"? and that is true, too. what a mess. >> no thanks. >> armageddon is a real thing. >> at least our weather is better news. >> there's some fog. morning as you head out the door. three-quarter mile visibility in livermore, the altamont pass will be packed with fog from petaluma up to ukiah. breeze s are blows. high clouds as we head through the morning once it starts to fade about 9:30, 10:00. your accuweather planner, 67 to 68 at noon. 62 to 68 at 4:00. and then 58 to 63 still very

mild, temperatures above average and the sun's been down at 7:00. one thing about the l.a. traffic, i must say, it's job security for traffic reporters, right? here we have light conditions on the east shore freeway past golden gate field on into berkeley and emeryville. you're looking at about a 25-minute drive if your travels take you from hercules into san francisco. and here is what it looks like at the toll plaza. no delays except minor for the cash paying folks. stay to the right cash paying lanes. no metering lights yet. we're hoping for holiday light. this afternoon might be a different story. and pretty light out of the tracy central valley. we'll look at your drive times in a couple of minutes. hi, everyone. here at the live desk tracking breaking news for you right now, three people are missing after a u.s. navy airplane crashed in the pacific ocean near japan

overnight. now eight of those people have been found. there were 11 onboard. a tweet from the u.s. navy. they say there is a search and rescue operation still under way for those missing. the eight people rescued are now undergoing medical evaluations. the aircraft was on its way to the carrier "uss ronald reagan" when the plane crashed. i'm going to be tracking the search throughout the morning. i will let you know as soon as we get any updates. >> thank you, jessica. the kate steinle murder trial is in the hands of the jury. >> 12 men and women have to consider a full range of charges from manslaughter to first-degree murder. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. the jury is scheduled to deliberate for three hours today before going on to the thanksgiving break. now kate steinle's family was

not in court for the closing arguments and it looks like her relatives might not be planning on being here when the verdict is read. the judge said he would give everyone two hours' notice before reading the verdict so everyone could get here. the steinles live in the east bay. now he has changed that to 30 minutes. prosecutors say that family has been through a lot. >> make no mistakes about it, our office is committed to doing everything we can to bring the steinle family justice. they've shown incredible resolve during this difficult time. we're committed to bringing them justice. >> reporter: the jury must decide whether jose ines garcia zarate intentionally shot and killed kate steinle or if it was an accident as he claims. his attorneys say he found the gun under a chair at pier 14, picked it up, and it went off. prosecutors say he aimed it at steinle who was walking with her father when she was shot and killed. the jury is being asked to consider three different charges. first or second-degree murder or

involuntary manslaughter. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. be the first to know when the verdict comes down by down ledding our abc 7 news app. enable push alerts will bring you the verdict live on air and online at abc7news.com. emeryville's pixar is without its top executive. john lasseter is taking a leave of absence after what he calls missteps, the latest in hollywood to be accused of sexual misconduct. he apologized to employees in an e-mail and said he will use his sabbatical to become a better leader. >> reporter: he's one of the masterminds behind some of the most beloved children's movies like "toy story" and "up. "now pixar co-founder john lasseter is taking a six-month sabbatical after making miss steps that made some employees feel uncomfortable. in an internal e-mail he apologized writing, i especially want to apoll ji to anyone who has ever been on the receiving

end of an unwanted hug or any other gesture they felt crossed the line in any way, shape, or form. no matter how benign my intent, everyone has the right to set their own boundaries and have them respected. >> he is a major figure in animation today. >> reporter: professor martha gorzycki met him while at pixar. she feels it's important he's taking time away. and more of these missteps and high-profile people are having these issues, and i think, though, it's very important women are speaking out. >> reporter: a professor also with sf state school of cinema sakes sexism is rampant in the industry. she calls this news about lasseter disappointing but not surprising. >> these sectors of the industry are not immune to what women have gone through and continue

to go through. it's 5:06. the former usa gymnastics doctor accused of sexually abusing more than 125 women and girls expected to plead guilty in court. larry nassar's latest accuser is gabby douglas. "sportscenter" tweeted douglas has become the third member of the fierce five u.s. women's gymnastics team to say she was abused by former team doctor larry nassar. you may remember douglas apologized for a tweet she posted last week that vaguely alluded to claims suggesting women who dress provocatively entice, quote, the wrong crowd. >> the fbi is offering a $5,000 reward to find a member of the hell's angels chapter. russell allen lyles jr. an indictment accuses them of violent crimes spanning 15 years including a murder in fresno.

lyles faces charges connected with those crimes. he's believed to be traveling with his pregnant fiancee possibly to lake mendocino or sonoma county. all right. let's take a look at what's going on with our temperatures as we look at the peninsula. 47 in menlo park. 50 in redwood city. san mateo, 52 along with half moon bay. everyone else 54 to 56 degrees. we have 54 in hayward. san jose, the hills in los gatos. 49 in livermore and antioch. 47 in san ramone. in the north bay another cool spot. 55 in napa and san rafael. take a look. one of those areas you could go to, santa cruz. remember i told you yesterday i have friends who go camping at the beach and spend thanksgiving there? yeah, they sent pictures from a sunny half moon bay where it was nearly 70 yesterday. if you're out and about enjoy comfy temperatures. thinking about making the house

look pretty before the in-laws get there, some early dew on the grass that will be fine. exercising, you want to get out there so you can gobble until you wobble, cool to warm. for the east bay, a lot of high clouds and sunshine. we'll start at 56. noon, we're at 63. we're about 65 at 2:00. still 61 at 6:00. about 59. that's some great weather there. san francisco equally as nice. high clouds and 55 at 8:00. noon, 63. about 68 at 2:00. about 58 at 8:00. and down in the south bay you see the yellow bars, those are some 70s. we start off at 56 at 8:00. end up at 648:00 this evening. that's comfy. a chance of light rain across the north bay tomorrow. the rest of us will get it saturday, sunday and into monday morning. we'll take a look at that next. here is sue. >> do you know what i saw in my yard yesterday, wild turkeys? >> and they weren't scared? >> pretty risky behavior this

time of year. they were just nibbling on the grass. do you know turkeys can fly? if they see a dog they certainly can. we have some light traffic conditions coming out of novato, southbound on 101 past the civic center. you see the taillights heading in the southbound direction to the golden gate bridge. fog free this morning. no delay as you come over the waldo grade. we have some holiday light conditions. in fact, look at these drives times now. tracy into dublin, 30 minutes. it's great. i wish it was like this every morning. antioch to concord under 15 minutes and there you go, san rafael into san francisco just about 15 minutes. so smooth sailing so far so good. >> i wish i had video of the turkeys because it sounds pretty funny. sue, thanks. if you are planning to hit the roads today, waze released its forecast for the worst traffic times. >> here it is. waze urging you to avoid the roads between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. today. the predictions are based on

last year's data. if you want an expanded look, go to abc7news.com. it's funny thursday it says 12-2 avoid. that's when people are trying to eat. when you throw holiday traffic on top of the commute you get this. backups lasted well into the night. aaa estimates nearly 51 million americans are going to travel somewhere this week and that is the highest estimate in 12 years. >> cue the row about the takeover. toyota explaining how this concept will help one day in the future. >> we've seen several groups come out against the athletics'

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a feud between president donald trump and the father of a ucla basketball player is intensifying this morning. trump has complained lavar ball hasn't given him credit for the release of his son and two other players who were detained in china for shoplifting. i want to give you the brand-new tweets from the president who called the player's father an ungrateful fool. he actually sent out a series of tweets, the last one saying this. i'm going to zoom in for you saying that you could have spent the next five to ten years with your son in china. but no nba contract to support you. and he wrote, remember lavar.

shoplifting is not a little thing especially in china. and then he went on toy, ungrateful fool. reggie? >> this just doesn't seem to want to end. apple is admitting high school interns worked illegal overtime but it denies they were forced to do so. six of the 3,000 students told "the financial times" they worked 11-hour days assembling hundreds of smart phones at a plant in china. those are illegal for chinese interns in that country. apple says the students worked voluntarily and were compensated and provided benefits. walgreens is taking measures to reduce robberies at its pharmaci pharmacies. the company is installing time-delayed safe. they think it takes a few minutes after being unlocked giving officers time to respond. some pharmacists say thieves will not believ that there is a delay and may think that the pharmacist can't open the safe if properly motivated and that

may put them at greater risk. the a's plans for building a new stadium near laney college in oakland is being strongly opposed by groups affiliated with the community college. a union representing more than 1,000 teachers, librarians, counselors and nurses at four college district campuses including laney voted to oppose the a's proposal. the associated students of laney college voted to oppose the team's ballpark plan. in "gma's first look" crunch time for airlines. it's a mad dash to get the passengers loaded and keep the departures on time. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" in the terminals and on the tarmac this is what home looks like this morning, one of the busiest travel days for thanksgiving. more than 28 million americans, 3% more than last year, are flying through busy airports including charlotte. >> the biggest challenge handling the sheer volume.

>> reporter: jets have been added to deal with all those passengers, an extra 86,000 seats a day, they say. american airlines showed us behind the scenes out on the flight line there are plenty of deadlines and pressures to get jets turned around and people home. >> and everything has to be done in 120 minutes. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m. whether you're taking planes, trains, or automobiles, we'll tell you how to have a great thanksgiving. with your "gma first look" abc news, charlotte, north carolina. it's 5:17 now. abc 7 news was at a special thank you meal for first responders who rushed to the north bay fires last month. take a look at this long table. 625 feet. this was set up in a vineyard right on the border of napa and sonoma. the price $500 a plate. but much of it was donated so first responders could come. all proceeds from ticket sales will benefit wildfire recovery efforts. >> that does look gorgeous. controlling robots remotely

is a powerful concept in science fiction. toyota has create add humanoid that comes close, mimicking the movements of its operator. thr-3 is able to map the operator's movements allowing its entire body to be controlled instinctively. the operator can see what the robot sees using a head-mounted virtual reality display. toyota claims it could be used in homes, hospitals, disaster zones and even outer space. >> i don't know. the future is coming whether i like it or not. an agriculture company giving us a glimpse into the future of farming. this is gus. it's an unmanned sprayer that can be used to spray anything from pesticides to fertilizer and orchards and vineyards. creators say electronic software allows the sprayer to be self-guided and self-propelled. gus is being touted as a game changer. >> one day robots will replace

us all but we'll still have mike nicco because we need him. >> you can't find those in the sears catalog, can we? not yet. maybe some day. good morning, everybody. how are you doing? it's wednesday, thanksgiving eve, and we're looking down on san jose where it's mainly clear right now. record highs possible today under high clouds and hazy sunshine. patchy clouds and fog and dry tonight and our next best chance of rain saturday, sunday and monday. look at these temperatures today, 79 down in morgan hill. 81 in santa cruz. 76 in san jose. the rest of us about 70 to 74 degrees, even out to the coast into the 70s. tonight you can see the tule fog, some other fog developing. we'll wake up almost to the same conditions as this morning. just a few more high clouds. that means about 49 in napa to go san francisco and san jose at 55. here's a look at current radar. you can see some showers. today the strongest part of the storm continues to hit more than

us. as we head to tomorrow morning you can see it try to push southward into lake and mendocino counties from about 4:00 until 7:00. 4:00 until 7:00. then it moves into sonoma. at noon from steady rain to just some chances of rain and then once we head past 2:00 it's pretty much over. so look at your rainfall amounts. up to a quarter inch in clear lake. that should take most of us out of the record high temperatures. low 70s for the rest of us friday. into monday morning a one, light on our storm impact scale. we have four lanes for your

morning commute and two in the be in direction. they can kind of keep traffic flowing so you can't get to park there. you can walk there, take uber or lyft, take a bus but you cannot park in those parking lots. we have a little bit of slow traffic up over the altamont pass. reports an accident, this one in concord, 242 after grant street. the 680 split to highway 4. and here is a look at your holiday commute. on friday modified. no ace trains tomorrow. guys? >> you'll shoot an eye out, kid.

who can forget that line from the classic "a christmas story" in 1983. hard to believe but that film was not a hit when it debuted. it was made on such a low budget. we're learning a lot of information about our favorite films in a "20/20" special. interviewing actors from some of the most iconic christmas movies that includes tim allen from the santa claus films as part of the special he learned all was not so jolly on set. >> i did learn tim allen does not like children at all. >> what? >> and had to work with about 1,000 of them on the film to his own admission. the poor little kids were fans and looking up to him. >> you can tell i was surprised to hear that. he has all the juicy information. lights, camera, christmas -- inside holiday movie classics

tonight. >> i want to see that. up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> we're learning about uber paying off hackers to try and hide a cyber attack. >> an emotional reunion for a >> an emotional reunion for a north bay man detained by

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presentati presentation, the former students claim that they were victims of sexual abuse and are holding a news conference later today. number four, traffic gridlock already under way in southern california. look at this. this was l.a. last night. waze says the worst traffic will be between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. sure, 80s and 90s -- >> number five, it looks like we're going straight to me. we have not quite that kind of a traffic problem here. highway 4 to san francisco and hercules to san francisco 30 minutes and no metering lights yet. so we'll follow this for you. >> sorry, sue. i thought i was five. 80s and 90s for those good luck sitting in that traffic. we have record high temperatures. look at this. all of us in the low to mid-70s, about to 14 degrees warmer. i have a chance of rain coming up. number seven, the san francisco fire and police departments will square off in a carveoff.

1,600 pounds of turkey will feed more than 14,000 home bound people tomorrow. spirit the boar has a new home this morning. we first told but spirit last week. the young, wild pig was found near mt. shasta. as she got bigger the person surrendered her to the animal shelter. spirit has been adopted by windswept ranch rescue. spirit has lost her fear of humans and probably could never survive in the wild. this will be a good place to live. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including help wanted, in need of a new fire chief. of a new fire chief. also, the unexpected move by of a new fire chief. also, the unexpected move by 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. everything you want in a bed, in a box.

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22nd. >> today is the day a lot of people are traveling or will be to get where they need to go and hopefully will have some pretty good weather. you said there's some fog this morning. >> we're serving up fog for christmas eve morning -- >> thanksgiving. >> it's not christmas yet. >> there's a station already playing christmas music. i'm glad they are. it's fun. here is a look at what's going on outside. try to make a joke and the whole thing blows up in mylf mile visa quarter mile in santa rosa. quarter mile visibility. please be careful. that will continue off to the east. expect it to move into the bay today. we'll have hazy sunshine and fog at 7:00. 52 to 55. we'll have hazy sunshine and high clouds at noon. 63 to 68. check out 4:00, 62 at the coast. 67 to 70 around the bay and inland and a delightful evening. about 62 to 63 for the rest of

us. let's see if that fog is causing any issues this morning. hi, sue. >> not that i know of yet. we're going to go to the san mateo bridge, no fog here. we do have plenty of brake lights and taillights heading over to san mateo as it looks like it's getting a little bit busier. no stalls or accidents and we're going to look at your central valley, just a little bit of slow traffic up and over the altamont pass. a problem spot, though,concord with two lanes blocked. after grant street as you approach highway 4, a little bit of slow traffic here. they are not requiring a sig alert at this point. we'll keep following it for you. sue, thank you. allegations of sexual abuse at a prominent south bay high school. two former students say the school covered it up for decades. >> getting local and national attenti attention. matt keller live at presentation high school in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. we do know two teachers here at

presentation high school were put on paid administrative leave due to allegations. we also know that two former students are speaking out today about their experiences here at presentation and what they want to see changed at the high school. this is all taking place today at a law firm. the two former presentation high school students will share their sexual abuse stories and allegations. presentation high school has covered up sexual abuse claims for more than three decades. they are asking for changes they say will protect students from sexual abuse. an article was written for "the washington post" in october on alleged sexual abuse experience by a teacher in 1990. she says that has sparked other former or current students to come forward about their sexual abuse by teachers. acco according to media partner "the mercury news" parents were sent a letter about recent allegat n allegations which she says were reported to police. she wrote the cases are being thoroughly investigated by the

appropriate authorities, and we will not be able to share the conclusions of these investigations because of privacy law. we want you to know what is occurring to ensure rumors and false information do not make their way through the school community. the press conference is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. the driving force behind emeryville-based pixar as the latest person accused of sexual misconduct. >> co-founder and animation chief john lasseter is taking a six-month sabbatical after admitting to making missteps that made some employees feel uncomfortable. in this internal e-mail he apologized to anyone who, quote, received an unwanted hug or any other gesture they felt crossed the line in any way, shape or form. disney is the parent company of pixar and abc 7. i am watching developing news from our live desk this morning. an escaped inmate captured in stockton. we have now learned that santa

clara county sheriff's office does plan to give us an update later today. they escaped earlier this month from the santa clara courthouse in palo alto. they were in an suv when chp officers tracked them down, tried to pull them over on interstate 5. after a short chase one was arrested at a walmart but bivens drove off. officers tried to chase him. he got away. he was last seen in a 1999 green ford explorer with the number. we have information on our website. both men facing a long prison sentence in an armed robbery case. as soon as we get an update i will let you know. >> jessica, thank you. we're tracking the major shake-up at hewlett-packard. ceo meg whitman is stepping down early in the new year. five months ago she said she planned to stay at the company

after uber was widely considering her as ceo. whitman has been at hpe since 2011 and did oversee the elimination of tens of thousands of jobs. no more marijuana ads on san francisco muni. its board voted to ban all pot ads on vehicles and shelters. there are 130 medical marijuana ads on the sides of buses. they're going to be gone once the contracts expire. muni tells ban is in response to complaints from riders. the agency also says it wants to remain consistent with muni bans for tobacco, alcohol, and firearms. san jose's fire chance announced he is leaving after 25 years of service to the city. our media partner "the mercury news" reports chief curtis jacobson is taking a job as fremont's new fire chief. his last day will be december 15th. assistant fire chief robert sapien jr. will act as interim. a local casino is disputing allegations of money laundering. they face an $8 million fine for

violating laws against money laundering. the treasury department says the casino failed to have methods to report activity. for the first time since being released from jail we're hearing from a san rafael father of three detaped by i.c.e. look at this moment captured on camera. that is when you see him leaving the correctional center in elk grove and you can see hugo mejia, his wife, hugging his children after he was released last night. the undocumented construction worker was detained in may when he showed up at travis air force base to work a government construction job and since then his family as well as complete strangers have been fighting to get him released. >> he's a first time -- again to be free. wait to go see my family is what i want right now. i have to say thank you to everybody.

they believe in me because they know me. my family and i. >> it's not quite over for him. he still faces an uphill legal battle as he seeks asylum here in the u.s. and is facing a ninth circuit court of appeals case to determine if i.c.e. acted illegally in detaining him last spring. today stores will be jam packed with shoppers rushing to get ready for thanksgiving day. abc news was at the costco in san jose last night where people were caught up in the last-minute frenzy. the parking lot full and inside the aisles were bustling. some people went with a game plan, even calculating the best time to come. >> try to be specific about what time to come let's go when everyone else is at home having their dinner. >> seems like a good plan. many shoppers took advantage of stores like safeway where some locations are open 24 hours. don't worry if you're a procrastinator. some are still open on

thanksgiving day until 6:00 p.m. if you are planning to do some shopping on black friday we have you covered. check out our shoppers guide on abc7news.com. it includes ads for specific stores and some of the bargains to look out for. >> and what will our weather look like? we turn now to mike nicco. hi, mike. >> let's start in our inland neighborhoods. this is where it's coolest this morning. mid to upper 40s out to livermore, even antioch and brentwood. right now 51 at concord, pittsburg and pleasant hill. you get up in the hills it's 67 right now on top of mt. diablo. as the atmosphere turns over today that warmth will sink down into our neighborhoods. 50 right now in observing. 54, though, hayward. san francisco, vallejo and novato at about 57. that's pretty nice. here's a look from south beach looking back as you get off the bay bridge heading to the west. the roads, patchy areas of fog through the morning commute. cool this morning but warm this afternoon if you're taking mass

transit. hazy sunshine if you're going to be out on the water. highs around the state to 90. the 90s in l.a. and out to palm springs. 68 in sacramento. 75 with sunshine in monterey. look at the clouds come in and the rain come further south. so anywhere north of 80 tomorrow has a chance of getting wet and it does include the high country. look at that high in tahoe, 61. we're still going to be around 90 in los angeles and also palm springs tomorrow. if you're taking i-5 northward from the central valley all the way up to portland it will be wet. you take it anywhere else, 580 and the central valley, tahoe maybe a few more sprinkles. we may have to change that to a yellow. it is just sprinkles as temperatures remain in the 60s. affect highs 48. it will take a snowstorm, a rain and then snowstorm sunday into monday to get there and get those temperatures back to average. so getting home may be difficult, sue. >> we'll take a look at walnut

creek. 680, those taillights headed past north main street to the 24 intersection and that is moving nicely. we do have some slow traffic in concord, 242 near grant street. we have an accident with two lanes blocked. i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic now. chp might have moved that off the right-hand shoulder. be aware that it might be out there. here is a look at some of your drive times this hour. if you're traveling southbound from hercules towards -- or i should say martinez to walnut creek. a six-minute drive once you get on the 24 westbound, the interchange there to highway 13 in observing. not bad, under ten minutes. yes, we are seeing slow traffic 580 tracy to dublin. hollywood reacting this morning as we reflect on the life of david cassidy. >> you if you encounter a downed power line, you need to stay away from it. call 911. let our first responders come out and handle it. police and fire will respond as well as pg&e.

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if you are in your home or your first step is to get out, travel to a safe distance until you can't smell the gas anymore and then call 911. the first responders will come out and they'll make it safe for you and your community. it is 5:43. fans and celebrities alike paying tribute to david cassidy. he died as a result of complications from dementia. he ro toes fame for his starring role on "the partridge family." cassidy had been in a florida hospital for organ failure.

he was 67 years old. reggie, i want to jump in here and show you the reaction from celebrities all across the world. rick springfield saying i'm so sorry to hear about david cassidy's passing. god speed. and journalist larry king saying sad to learn david cassidy has died like his father jack. he had great talent and a complicated life. condolences to his wonderful family. last but not least, belinda carlyle of the gogos said too young, way too long. you made so many of us happy for so many years. natasha, back to you. >> thank you for that, jessica. three members of the military have been re-assigned amid a possible sex scandal accused of having improper contact with foreign women while traveling with the president to vietnam. the service members all worked for the white house

communication agency and if found guilty the service members may face a court-martial. the sexual harassment allegations involving fired cbs news anchor charlie rose and senate candidate roy moore. moore went on cable tv to defend himself. eight women have come forward saying this they were in some way. moore vehemently denounced the allegations against him. >> i never dated under aged women. i never engaged in sexual misconduct with anybody. >> gayle king, meanwhile, sounding off on late night tv about her former co-anchor charlie rose. she called all the allegations painful. she said what the women went through is even more painful. uber admits it broke california law in trying to conceal a cyber attack that exposed the personal information of 57 million customers and drivers. hackers took names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, even drivers license numbers in the

october 2016 breach. uber paid them $100,000 to delete the information they stole and keep quiet about the attack. the company says there's no evidence the information was misused. >> no evidence of misuse but the company is monitoring the affected accounts. they have flagged them for additional fraud protection. tear also encouraging users to monitor credit accounts for any issues. >> here's the problem. uber is required to alert state regulators of breaches like this. the company fired its security chief for his role in hiding it. chp officers see a lot of people on the streets who need help. now some of them are trying to do something to make a difference. the crew at oakland chp launched a blanket drive asking anyone to help who can drop off new or gently used blankets at their office right off interstate 580. the office will be closed

tomorrow and friday so you can make a difference today. some young artists are giving their high school campus a makeover. they are turning their drab portable classrooms into a walkthrough modern art history. the kids are re-creating famous paintings and hanging them in an outdoor gallery. >> this gives them a chance to see pieces re-created in something they attend every day. a lot of kids tell me they identify a building. >> that's cool. >> that's impressive. >> that display is so popular it will be moving with those students to the new campus when it's ready in a year or two happening today the san francisco fire and police departments will square off in a carveoff. the annual turkey carving event. mayor ed lee, the fire chief, and police chief william scott. they will join dozens of others to feed more than 4,000 home bound residents.

the meals will be delivered tomorrow. >> this is how i carve a turkey. >> it's so hard. >> someone help. >> mike is the resident expert here. i think that's true. >> at what? >> turkey carving. >> i'm still kind of a novice. i've just taken over from my dad the last couple of years. i wish we had one to carve right now. i'm kind of hungry thinking about it. a look at san rafael. no fog here but there's definitely a lot to your north and some of it's starting to spill from the east bay into the bay. partly cloudy, hazy sunshine, near record warmth again today. thanksgiving sprinkles for the north bay and a better chance getting wet saturday, sunday and monday. high temperatures today, 76 in san jose. and we're close from 70 in san francisco to 79 in morgan hill. half moon bay, 72 degrees today. santa rosa, 73.

you can see some of the fog tonight and into the central valley and high clouds over the top of that kind of like this morning. 49 in napa. san francisco, 55. here is a look at our stream of moisture that atmospheric river hitting the pacific northwest. it will buckle just a little bit and try to come down and clip the north bay tomorrow. at 4:00, it gets the turkey in the oven or the roaster and you can see by 7:00 it's still pretty much around mendocino and lake counties and from 7:00 on through 10:00, you can see maybe even a moderate shower and it tapers down to light rain and sprinkles through about 2:00 and then after that it's over. a look at your rainfall totals. around santa rosa and calistoga a couple hundredths. my accuweather seven-day forecast should take the chance of records out of the forecast. it will be warm again down across the south bay with more sunshine. black friday, 60s and 70s.

a one on our storm impact scale. a light storm coming, sue. >> i salute you if you're up getting the turkey in the oven at 4:00 a.m. metering lights on at 5:27 although the delays are not building as rapidly as they normally do because it is holiday light so far so good. i think the big getaway will be later this morning and this afternoon. your travel time from hercules into san francisco that includes the bay bridge is now 31 minutes. some slow traffic out of the central valley, that's fairly typical. not as bad as it could be. a look at your holiday mass transit schedule. on friday, black friday, modified meaning the trains come further apart time wise. ace trains, no service tomorrow or friday. today only trains three and five are running in the morning and 4:00 and 6:00 for your afternoon commute to the central valley. >> prince harry and megan are

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it is 5:53. parents are putting out a warning about a popular toy known as fingerlings. i know, i had never heard of this until this morning. it's out there. michael finney first alerted us last night. some of the fingerlings are fake. so this is what they look like, these small robotic creatures that wrap around your finger. they move and make noises. the toys are so popular that they've become pretty rare. some parents say they ordered fingerlings from third party sellers on amazon and

walmart.com only to find out they're counterfeit. parents say the counterfeit ones are poorly made and they don't move. so that would be really disappointed. hundreds of pokemon players will move to the regional championships saturday at the san jose convention center. this is video of the championships in san francisco last year. for pokemon card and video game players, up to $50,000 in prize money, scholarships and gift card up for grabs but you have to win or collect enough points at the regional event before you can get an invitation to the world championships. now pokemon go but original. >> the real deal. this week the warriors are helping w nation get a head start on buying gifts from black friday through cyber monday, waiving ticket fees. they will have special holiday specials on teen merchandise with free ground shipping for online orders that are $ or

more. the sales start at 10:00 a.m. on friday. let's talk about our next big storm that's going to get all of us -- it comes in saturday night. at 5:00 sun setting. the north bay starting to get wet. it slowly travels across our neighborhood and it's up in the high country and then about 4:00 right before the sun sets another storm comes through and wets us during the overnight hours right into the morning commute monday morning and then it quickly moves off to the east. rainfall amounts about a quarter to a half inch. hi, sue. good morning. a live look at san rafael. fog free here. those taillights headed past north gate mall and to the central san rafael. at the limit across the golden gate bridge. some slowing out of tracy and up and over the altamont pass and slow traffic on the bay bridge as you make your way in to san francisco. better news in concord.

grant has been cleared. lanes look good there. a new accident with a vehicle that flipped over on its roof blocking a lane of traffic. chp says it looks like it might be a rental car coming from sfo because it's near the on ramp. we'll check on that and more. sue, thank you. the person known for leaving astronomical tips is back and we know who he is. "the new york post" reports it is former pay pal vice president jack selby. he post add photo on instagram of an article. last weekend he left a $5,000 tip after ordering just $100 in drinks at upper west sidebar. in san francisco he's left tips of $1,500 and $2,000. thanksgiving is different when you're in space. nasa tweet this had video showing how astronauts aboard the international space station pr prepare their thanksgiving meal. the fixings are all there but in a form freeze-dried and has to

be rehydrated. yum. >> yeah, yeah. next at 6:00 the possible roadblock for the a's plan to build a stadium. the holiday rush is on. why you might want to hit the roads this morning if you're trying to head out of town for thanksgiving. at the live desk tracking breaking news. a u.s. navy plane that crashed in the pacific ocean overnight. right now there's a desperate search for survivors. a live look at 5:57 this morning before thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. the embarcadero quiet and peaceful out there. peaceful out there. we're keeping live

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conditions to start. >> check this out. the central valley, the tule fog into the north bay spreading into our inland east bay neighborhoods, the altamont pass, what a mess. quarter mile visibility. this will continue spreading west during the morning commute thanks to a light offshore breeze. expect it to get worse and then it will lift. hazy sunshine -- i have the wrong camera. that's san jose at 17. i wonder how that happened. let's talk about your 12-hour day planner. high clouds, hazy sunshine and temperatures running from 67 to 68. what a great day. sue? >> all right. i think i know how you got that camera, i think i put it there by accident. we'll look at