temperatures. can you believe how warm it is going into the thanksgiving holiday. a high of 76 today, all around the bay highs. take a look at flight delays, we have none to report in the bay area so that's good news. looking nationally there was a delay earlier in dallas but that's location okay. all major airports look good except newark which has 51-minute delays. back to the bay area, over night look for clouds lingering a bit. we'll have bright skies by partly cloudy, mild overnight lows mainly in the upper 50 days to lower 60s. we'll start the day with bright skies. chances of rain in our future. a closer look at that in a few minutes. we'll know whether issues

for drivers headed into sierra today. take a look at the road along highway 80, 89 and 50. no change required and no snow on the road. happening now the chp goes all out to people people save on the road for the holiday. this is a maximum enforcism period which runs through saturday night. 20 people died in car crashes over the thanksgiving weekend last year. >> we are going to be out enforced making sure our road ways are safe. we'll will looking for distracted drivers, >> pique travel time will be between 5:00 to act a.m. triple a says if you haven't left yet wait until 9:00 p.m., to avoid the residual travel or wait until tomorrow.

a prisoner after being detained by i.c.e. is happy to spend thanksgiving at home. his wife and children ran into his arms. i.c.e. agents detained the undocumented immigrant in may when he showed up at travis air force base to work a construction job. today he reflected how one day at work changed his in spite of life. >> one minute, your kids, your wife, all these years in here is -- it's hard. you have no word to describe. >> he thanked his supporters and says he wants a chance to stay legally in what he call this beautiful country. mejia has lived in the u.s. for 15 years and faces an uplittle legal battle.

he's facing a case in determining whether i.c.e. acted illegally in detaining him. a dangerous inmate escapes again. tramel decloud and by vins broke out of jail last month. by vins still at large. tramel caught. why police are concerned this holiday weekend. >> a scene out of walmart leaves one man in custody but another still on the run. >> we're still searching. >> reporter: a manhunt for 47-year-old john bevince who made an escape from law enforcement last night. >> there was an officer-involved shooting so we take this seriously and want to bring him into custody safely. >> reporter: bivins was in an suv with mccloud when they led offices on a chase on interstate 9 a. mccloud the driver got out of

the suv and ran into a store and captured by authorities. however bivins somehow managed to take off after jumping into the driver's seat. the suspect was able to get away. >> it is an act of determination, act of sfrags to be fleeing in a vehicle from law enforcement. >> reporter: and that's what the concern about this holiday weekend. visit vince was -- bivins was last seen after this gas station north of stockton hours after the recent escape driving a green 1999 ford explore with the license plate 7 tty 905. they had previously escaped on november 6 as they were led into -- two others have since been arrested in connection to that escape. in santa clara county, chris

wen, abc 7 news. disturbing allege allegations of sexual abuse at a high school. no action was taken when the alleged abuse happened 30 years ago. reporter david luey has their stories and reaction from the school. >> reporter: the two, 1991 graduates accused the school of not taking the abuse seriously. katherine la hain says she was a teenager but knew her teacher did something she needed to report. she did not get the respond appropriately. >> when i sent my first letter that he had groped me and showing me pictures of a naked woman, the administration didn't even respond. >> reporter: to her knowledge, nothing happened after the two together reported the incident. so she took it upon herself to confront the teacher. >> i told him i knew what he had done to jane, and i knew he knew

what he had done. i had a few other word for him that i won't share. i want to be clear for the remainder of the year he never spoke to jane or me. >> reporter: police detectives and a former prosecutor had looked into the investigation. >> our entire investigation team has truly as astounded, shocked and frankly dismayed. >> reporter: the school principal disagreed with the actionization and took no action. for anyone who feels p hs took no action lied. there is no new information. a change.org petition is -- involving the now deceased

teacher over his 20 year tenure. the jury in the kate steinle murder trial left for the thanksgiving holiday without reaching a verdict. we know the defendant is an undocumented imfwrant but there's been no mention of his status during there trial. many have asked what will happen to hip after the trial. abc 7 lyanne melendez has that information. >> reporter: once the verdict is delivered it's not a matter of if enforcement agents will come to detain him, it is a matter of when. if he is found guilty he's serve his time in a u.s. prison. the department of justice will have an order of removal. according to an i.c.e. spokesperson fugitives are arrested all the time, we know who to look for.

garcia-serrate could be deported to mexico immediately or held at a detention center pending a court finding. he rived in 1991 and since then have been reported five times with several nonviolent offenses in washington, california, oregon. inside court 13, the attorneys have focused solely on the murder trial, only once did defense attorney matt gonzalez mention that inez jose garcia-serrate was an undocumented immigrant. it happened during opening arguments when he said garcia-serrate left immediately when he thought he was going to be deported. a source has told me that regardless of the verdict, the family has said they will not politicize their daughter's

death. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> be the first to know about the verdict by downloading our app. holiday packing thooefrs be ware, the video star five-finger discount explains how decoy packages are now being delivered to homes and they come with a holiday surprise, gp s tracking devices to help deputies find gren. s. coming up next a closer look of what it takes to protect your holiday gifts. also ahead -- >> a cattle fit for a king made of sugar. ahead on abc 7 news. i'm wayne freedmon of santa rosa, if you're wondering where all the burned cars from the

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we're taking a live look at sfo right now. that's the good news. check out the misery map. the red indicates airports with high numbers of delayed and cancelled flights. new york city probably doing the worst right now, sfo not too bad. new york liberty and los angeles also busy. thee here's a look heading to sfo,

cars are moving slowly to get people to their glad memorial church will be disturbing out free meals to the homeless. >> vic lee with the story. >> reporter: on this day glad will be selling free medicals. 750 of this lunch. dpli dplied founder cecil williams. >> nobody should go hungry on thanksgiving day, nobody. >> reporter: mayor ed lee, and fire chief joann white. they help serve lunch to those who may go hungry. barbara leije is a regular here. >> they serve a good maeal and

make us feel welcome. >> reporter: that old saying home is where the heart is. here at glide it's where one of the stomach is. >> i came to san francisco and received help to where i can get back on my feet. >> it's been a rough year and it's heart warming to be able to serve. >> reporter: heart warming as well for these two sisters, 9-year-old kneely and her 7-year-old finley. volunteering for the first time. >> people need help and they need food too. we're here to help them. >> it makes me feel very good. >> thanksgiving message for mayor lee. >> thank you for opening up your hearts to all the people in lee. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving all. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> if you're able to give where

you live this thanksgiving text the word feed to 880 # 7. firefighters spent today preparing bags of food to give away to people in need. each bag contains turkey, stuffing, canned yam potatoes, dinner rolls and more. 55 families will receive these bags as part of tradition. >> turk dinners started 36 years ago and our goal is to bring extras to families in need during this holiday season. >> the recipient identified in partnership, save max foods worked to provide the groceries. the count down for the holiday shopping season is on, and like it or not thieves are not far behind. >> you can be doing some really nice peaceful shopping at midnight. >> reporter: carmen likes it

when stores stay open late during the holiday but never take chances. >> try and stay in well-lit areas if i'm shopping at night. >> reporter: holiday shoppers will soon be out in force and so will holiday thieves. car burglary spike this time of year. >> it happens real quick. >> shopping malls have extra security patrolling on bikes. these tips on their facebook page. the biggest tips don't invite crooks to break in. >> keep thing in sight good thing cars will get broken into. >> i always keep everything in my trunk. >> reporter: despite the warnings don't leave your stuff if plain sight, looks like a lot of folks aren't getting the message. check out this parked car with what seems to be a new t.v. inside. >> that's opening yourself up to what's unpleasant. >> laptops,ics phones keep them

out of sight. >> reporter: never buy more than you can carry to your car. happy shopping and be safe. in nevada, car nell bernard. abc 7 news. 70% of americans plan to do shopping this holiday weekend and it's expected to come on black friday, no surprise. the federation put together this graph shows when people plan to shop between thanksgiving day and monday. 3.35 say they plan to shop on saturday specifically to show support for small business saturday. >> stressful, all the pushing and shoving. hope i don't hurt anybody. >> i'll employ slopping for miki board. >> exactly. and the weather if you're shopping. >> here's a look at live doppler 7. record warmt in some locations. it's still mild outin' throe it

looks threatening here. we see clouds picked up on the radar. they don't block the view from central tower looking down to central right now. 66 degrees, low to mid-60s also. oakland, santa rosa. 69 in half moon bay. check out this view, you can see there are a few clouds but thin clouds. temperatures in the upper 50s santa rosa, napa, navarro, fairfield. 66 concord. 63 livermore. this is a nice clear view from our rooftop. these are the forecast features. mild thanksgiving day and a chance of sprinkles across the north bay earlier tomorrow. dry and mild on friday for black friday shoppers. we'll see rain turning saturday night into sunday. this night look for partly cloudy skies. low temperatures in the inland valleys in the upper 40s.

near the coast we'll cielo 50s. looking ahead to tomorrow we're start with the forecast about 4:00 tomorrow morning pushing down into the ukiah area, and sonoma county as well. later into the some day we'll see little pockets of light showers moving through north bay, winding down by midday given by the bright skies. we get into tomorrow night, skies will be clearing out taking us into black friday. before we get into that look at your some day planer for tomorrow. a few high clouds around, mainly sunny skies. high temperatures will be in the low to mid-70s around the bay and inland and a filed evening tomorrow. highs of 69 in san francisco, 72 concord. 73 livermore. 7 o, santa rosa.

for black friday shoppers some of you start early. tomorrow night, mild into early friday morning. mainly clear skies, few lingering clouds. by early sunday morning bright and sunday and mild. a couple of mild and dry days taking us into the weekend. clouds thickening on wednesday. chance of showers late saturday into sunday. looks like sunday may be wet and breezy as well. monday, partial clearing, it'll be cooler, sunny on tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you. as we head into the holiday

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we are keeping an eye on driver conditions for the holiday get away. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. smooth. bay bridge there, smooth as well. and the san matteo bridge, little dicey at 6:25 p.m.here's a live look from the emery hill camera. the headlights are headed east, and not as quickly as you see the talts around the curb trying to get on the bay bridge, that's going okay. also take a look at the sky, pretty slow again. be patient and careful.

gas has dropped and that's encouraging people to get out on the road. the california drivers are paying 52 cents more per gloon gallon than last year. california state wide is 3.20 now. san francisco has the highest at 3.22. napa drivers pay less than that. oakland drivers save a penny. cheaper gas can be found in san jose at 3.18 per gallon. the harlem globetrotters training the bell at the new york exchange. their magic didn't work today dipped 65 points. the s&p was down slightly. g crew plans to close 60% of

its stores, that's opinion 40. no word on which location will close. the coo says it'll close for a digital first business. some stores will open as early as 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. others are making a point to stay closed on the holiday. for a list of whose closed and when search thanksgiving stores on abc7news.com. coming up, the question, what happened to the burned cars to the wild fire. >> we found the answer. also ahead -- >> you feel like something in your corner and it's nice. the transportation service that provide much more than a

>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc.news. -- abc 7 news. >> for weeks in the fire zone we've been looking at ruins, not just homes by cars. >> today abc 7 news reporter wayne freedmon did some

exploring and visiting their next destination. >> reporter: here comes thanksgiving and that means a race between time, bulldozers and people sifting once again. do you know what you're looking for at this point? >> no. we're just looking. >> reporter: small keeps sakes may be the more precious. other treasures more obvious. >> there's my '62 buick and my '63 over there. >> reporter: scott had never driven the wildcat since restoring. >> that car was gorgeous. >> reporter: what about that one? >> that car was actually prettier. >> reporter: they are teest scrap metal yard. it's a lang way from suburban out here. this will be no small project. figure nine months to get it all

finished. >> if i had a lot of land i'd take these and turn them into planter boxes to keep them. they just look sad to me. like dead bodies to me. >> reporter: rusted, crushed and winds generated by fire. >> there doesn't look real. it looks so fake. >> reporter: in the meantime in the same neighborhoods demolition has begun against the back drop of ruin. on this day before thanksgiving there are grat attitudes in the hearts of people here. >> my son and i got out alive and thanksgiving beyond belief. >> reporter: maybe that's the difference between treasures lost and others realized. >> i guess you mauve on. >> reporter: or others rushed. california is getting more federal money for wild fire relief. today president trump amended his october proclamation announcing federal disaster

relief for north bay wildfires. it covered 70% of the total cost. damage estimates from the october fires had been as high as $3 billion. new at 6:00, some employees at general electric general division in san ramon is are getting pink slips before the holidays. 178 jobs will be cut. the company's new chairman and ceo wrote je is all in on digital. the cuts take effect january 6. this was provided by ge. president trump says he's decided next week if he'll campaign for roy moore even though he face as series of sexual harassment allegations. moore continues to deny allegations of sexual saassaultf two teenager girls decades ago. the president has attacked roy's

opponent. democrat roy jones. >> we don't feed a liberal person in there, a democrat, jones, i looked at his record hee terrible on crime. >> this come while the longest serving member of the house, john conyers faces an investigation. the civil rights icon has denied the allegations brought forth by a former staffer. a former doctor to the gymnastic's team admitted today to sexually molesting s s girls worship 15 -- who were 15 years old and younger. he faces up to 40 years in prison. olympic gold medalists say the doctor has sexually assaulted

them. additional girls have sued the doctor. major tobacco companies will begin airing ads on television telling us how deadly cigarettes are. it took so long because the rulings were challenged. the ads will state cigarettes are -- >> it is being paid for by the tobacco industry not because they want to but federal court are requiring that to make these corrected statements. >> critics say the ads wouldn't have as nearly an affect on people if they'd aired years ago. there's a free service for cancer survivors that not only provider a practical service but emotional support. zrooifrers for survivors have given patients 13,000 rides and about to expand to more cities.

laura anthony with the story from fremont. >> reporter: it's a day that craig may otherwise dread, yet another trip to the doctor. another visit among many for the bone cancer survivor. >> everybody is really interesting. >> reporter: on this day, the trip will be a bit easier because he knows he won't be alone. >> the ride is the -- obvious you need the ride. but they have empathy and concern for people that you know have cancer. >> [inaudible]. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> reporter: a growing number of bay area patients benefitting called drivers for survivors. they also provide companionship along the way. >> if i can clear them up with whatever distraction i can.

>> reporter: now in it's fifth year drivers for survivors are expanding to several other cities. and a partnership has been formed with kizer. >> we have the tools for diagnosis of treatment. but we also have the emotional support items as we have our network in the community. >> it is a challenging time for those that get diagnosed and being able to have a friend that goes with you and cares about your well-being. >> it's going to be about an hour-and-a-half. >> get seen by your doctor and you have somebody there supporting you whether you walk out. >> you feel like somebody's in your corner, it's really nice. >> abc 7 news. the back way between oakland is open again. local lea held a ribbon cutting for $3,000. the old bridge washed out during the heavy rain last winter. the temporary bridge arrived

last week. construction on a two lane bridge expected to begin in 2019. cars making their way on t

clear sailing for drivers along highway 101 in san jose, not bad at all. a different story near emoryville. here's a live shot of traffic crawling along i-80. it's been bad there. the tailgates are hit tailights are hitting east. slow going along i-80. every year it gets bigger. >> we're talking about the sugar castle available to do in the lobby at the western st. francis san francisco square. >> jonathan bloom talks with the chef about the marble. ♪ >> reporter: if carolling kids don't put you in the holiday spirit maybe this will. it's a sugary spect call that

has tiny mouths gaping in disbelief. 12 feet tall and made with over a thousand pounds of sugar and ginger bread. the castle's become a tradition here in the one st. francis. >> it gets bigger and bigger and this year we have two castles to display. >> reporter: the smaller one is covered in sugary snow. >> it's really pretty. >> reporter: have you been to a winner wonder land before? >> no. >> reporter: the bigger one is modeled after a shat tuesday. >> it looks like a real castle. >> reporter: have you been to a lot of real castles? >> yes. >> reporter: where. >> in romania. >> reporter: this winter had its beginning back in the san francisco summer. >> maybe two hours.

>> reporter: the chef says it didn't start out this way. >> it was a challenge for my children. >> reporter: they wanted a gingerbread house that looked like a castle. can one person eat all this ginger bread? >> of course why not. >> reporter: the bread has to be dry to last two months in the san francisco fog. the trim and tiny figurines are the delicious stuff you find on wedding cakes. >> do you ever take a bite of this? >> no, if i do i have to redo it. it's more work for me. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> does that put you in the holiday spirit or what? we're really? really? really? really? really?

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we continue to keep an eye on traffic for one of busiest days of the year. this is a look at walnut creek heading south. traffic not too bad. it's getting lighter and looks like people got an early start on going home. take a look at the sky way in san francisco there. headlights going towards the bay bridge still heavy right now,

slow crawl there. better going in the other direction. the night before thanksgiving and all across the bay area, consumers are gearing up for the hunt of black friday. >> michael finny joins us with a unique choice. >> where to spend black friday. local mall, maybe downtown. i'm talking big ticket items here. not computers, not big screen 4-k t.v.s. think bigger. you know the black friday scene, crowd, rushing, pushing, buying. most of us have been there in that retail world. how about being here instead. on a car lot for black friday? car dealerships are beginning to get in on the action. >> really, wow. >> my best friend worngs for bmw in concord. >> really? >> yeah.

>> are they geared up? >> probably are, i know he is. >> a few years back, auto makers got into the game. >> this black friday it is, it's the real deal. >> michael as general manager in fremont ford, he said this year his dealership and ford are stepping up. >> product lines out of 15 that are going to be zero%. half of the vehicles will have zero percent for six years and an additional $2,000 cash back to customer. >> now you'd expect michael or any retailer to say their offering great deals. a check on the internet shows all kinds of auto black friday offers. this year those ads and claims are being backed up by the auto experts in edmond. >> this is an unusual year, but for the past seven or eight years black friday has become a time for dealers to upload inventory leading to significant

sales. this year we're expecting great discounts. >> matt jones an adviser edmonds. he said even with these deals you need to shop around. >> if you have a dealership that has blue cars -- so one of key shopping tests is make sure -- >> bad chance getting tooth dealership early probably won't save you money but it will give you first pick in make the buying process go quicker. the 7 on your side hot line opened monday through friday, 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me on my feign page and through abc7news.com. good luck everybody on black friday. >> good luck we'll neat it. the bay area is a beautiful place and abc 7 news viewers prover it every day.

>> this tornado watch -- picture taken under bright skies, gorgeous. another sign of the seasons, the christmas tree has arrived at oak london square. the ceremony is next friday. >> spencer back with your forecast. >> we got some warmth for you. quite mild today. tomorrow looks like it will be a warm thanksgiving day as well. we have high clouds around but looks a bit bright outside. even brighter over night. low temperatures generally upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow we may see isolated sprinkles in the north bay but it'll be a bright, dry and mild day with high in the low to mid-70s in the bay, inland look stabilized. way down south a bit of a heat wave's going on, almost 90 degrees tomorrow. here in the bay year nice, mild and perfect. here's the accuweather seven-day

forecast. dry coming our way tomorrow and showers and wind arrive over the weekend. the holiday spirit is taking on a different edge in oklahoma city tonight. >> kevin durant back in okc. >> reunited and it feels so loud. kd in okc. he and russell westbrook jawing at each other a

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good evening, the warriors wrapping up a 4-day road trip. it's another trip back. all the cupcakes signs came out insinuating that durant was soft. what kind of reception will kd get tonight? a look at the outset trying to silence the crowd with a three. okc was up early in the first quarter.

steph curry with the driver. russell westbrook reining mvp, with authority. check out the stomp here, he's yelling "oh my god." westbrook with 29 so far. 13 point lead. carmelo anthony, newly acquired this season by the thunder. 16 at the break. a big lead for the thunder. drat and to nose, there's a happy thanksgiving in there somewhere. okc leading 69-36. 69- maui invitation, known for -- taken in virginia in 1982. the silver up by 10. braden back to eric shy, the french pastry from hawaii. up 16 now.

dan coleman, danley walker, justin bridges throwing down. down goes cal, 90-62. 90-62. 90. separa disparate times call for desperate measures. ken jury fired yesterday -- junior fired yesterday. abc's mike shumann with a look. >> the coach waisted no time explaining his dismissal of ken norton jr. yesterday. >> i felt a change was made. it was difficult to do. i really felt like i needed to shake things up. >> reporter: assistant head coach john will take over the defense. >> what i'm looking for at the end of the day for us is to play fast on defense. and wasn't playing fast and confidence enough.

>> reporter: the raiders are tied with a take away with only six and have no interceptions. no team has ever gone 11 games without a pick. the players know the pressure's on everyone to turn things around. >> i know one thing, nobody should feel comfortable because what i've been watching's not good enough. >> reporter: the irony here the denver fired offensive cordnator and replaced him with bill must grave. >> the coach is the smartest people i've been around. i'm sure he'll have his guys ready to play. >> it'll be a battle of new coordinator sunday at the black hole. reporting with the raiders, mike shumann, abc 7 sports. if your waiting as jim garoppolo as a 9er you'll have to keep waiting. for now jim g waiting in the

wings. >> whoever ends up starting, which right now we plan on that being c.j. that's who we're going with. it won't be experimental. you go with the guy and do what ever you can to win the game. >> i wasn't surprised. i was going about my business as normal, same way i've been doing. i trust the coach's decision what ever he want to do. >> the competitor in me obviously you want to get out and play with your teammates and help the team win. it's a tough situation coming in mid way through the season. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. the okc lead is 23 after 23. join us tonight on coffey t.v. 20, channel 13. a homeless man helps a woman who ran out of gas. what happened next changed his life. at 9:00. then at abc 7 news at 11:00,

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