one more day. our sutro tower cam showing the haze but by this time tomorrow things will be clearing out. >> can't come soon enough. on abc7 news, you're never a minute away from the accuweather forecast and meteorologist mike nicco has more. >> union city reporting station, redwood city reporting station, moderate. that's good air. notice all around it, unhealthy for sensitive for san jose. red everywhere else which is unhealthy for all of us. this will slowly improve during the day as the southerly winds bring some cleaner air. you can see the greens and yellows from the south up our

way. it's also going to bring an increase in clouds. we'll start off with smokey sunshine, upper 30s to low 50s at 7:00. low to mid-60s at noon. at 4:00 with the clouds coming in. by 7:00, we're in the mid to upper 50s and start thinking about rain by midnight. how is the commute? >> overall we're doing okay. we have one trouble spot in the east bay. sounds like two middle lanes blocked and they have updated the location for this crash on 880. initially calls that were north of there, around "a" street but sounds like north of state route 92. you are heavy state route 38. we have a quick check of drive times. in the yellow in westbound 580. now to the smoke causing unhealthy air quality in the bay area. here's an undate on what is and what isn't open today. >> cable cars will be up and

running. service is resuming this morning. we saw is it live earlier in our show. there is still a lot closed, including alcatraz, ft. point and muir winds. some things in limbo. officials will decide about reopening coit barr embarcadero ice rink. we're updating our app with what's open and closed, including your schools. our unfriendly skies are making it hard to breathe in our cities and making it hard to leave our cities. >> particularly at sfo where smoke-related delays have combined and then with that increased thanksgiving day traffic could really make things challenging. abc7 news reporter matt keler is live for us at the airport. >> reporter: hi, jessica. we know it's going to be busy. the holiday travel season has already begun at sfo. for people arriving here, they're dealing with more than just delays.

they're also dealing with the smoke. >> it's gone on long enough and i can't wait for the rain. i have a lot of people who are suffering asthma and all kinds of problems. >> reporter: sfo officials estimate 6.7 million travelers will pass through the airport from november 16th through january 1st. the smoke caused delays yesterday up to an hour at one point. it will be busy everywhere go. aaa says we'll see the highest thanksgiving travel volume since 2005 with 2.47 million traveling by plane. sfo recommends you arrive two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before an international flight. aaa says the best and cheapest time to fly all this week is going to be on thanksgiving day. reporting live at sfo, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. we want to get an update to the camp firing burning in butte county. 79 people have been confirmed dead. >> and the number of missing has changed.

the sheriff's office says 64 victims have been tentatively identified. search crews continue combing the debris while fire crews get closer to containing the flames. the fire has burned 150,000 acres. it's 70% contained. it's expected to be fully contained by the end of the month. as i mentioned, the number of people considered missing is now improving, at still it's quite a long list. less than 700 names are on the list this morning. that's down from nearly 1,000 yesterday. one of the biggest questions we've all been asking is why that list continues to fluctuate so much. >> there are several factors including the fact that some people don't even know they've been reported missing. others are not able to reach their friends or family. the list may also contain some people's names who have been spelled in multiple ways. the butte county sheriff's office ask people to call one of these numbers on your screen if someone has been found. we also have these numbers on our website, abc7news.com. a new concern for fire

evacuees who have been living in tents next to the chico walmart parking lot. rain is moving in. one family who evacuated doesn't have a car t ta shelter so they're waiting for money to buy bus tickets. >> we'll beat the rain. we'll be out before the rain gets here. >> it's a terror for the people in the tents because there is -- the ground is hard and so the rain will run under it. >> i would hope someone would be able to give some of these folks a ride. other evacuees are using wood pallets to raise their tents off the ground. >> tough to see them in the tents. this should make you smile. santa clara county animal services team in butte county is helping with reunions. they say so far they've been able to help nearly 100 families find their lost pets. >> if you would like to help fire victims, we have a full list of resources on our website. you can make a $10 donation to the red cross. text the words red cross to

90999. the uncle of the man that disappeared from levi stadium last week, his body has been found not found from levi stadium. the washington man was attending the 49ers game with his girlfriend and children when they got separated inside. it's not exactly sure how powers died. the uncle says the family is still waiting for the coroner's report. the marriott hotel strike taking another turn. the san francisco supervisor now calling on businesses to cancel their reservations. plus, the deadly hospital rampage. a gunman opens fire in chicago killing three people, including a police officer. it's almost here and almost as good as advertised. i think it will be. it's a two, the next storm, a moderate storm with rain, showers, cleaner air, thunderstorms possible. you're n

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sntil you get to the hills. we've got 38 in redwood city. danville, 34. 37 in livermore and lafayette. 50 in san francisco, where we're looking from the camera at pier 15 back downtown. danger today, one last day if you're out and about. one more last day of wearing a mask. one last day of worrying about the air quality. let's talk about the east bay shore. 48 this morning. lots of sunshine through noon and 61. increasing clouds and mid-60s this afternoon to 56 by the time we get to 8:00. for the peninsula, 47 this morning. 63 at noon. 65 at 2:00. that's your peak. back to mid-50s with increasing clouds by 8:00. increasing clouds will bring us the cleaner air and the rain. i'll talk more about that coming up. good morning, mike. one main trouble spot we're watching. sounds like three right lanes blocked southbound 880 south of

state route 92. you are backed up to state route 38. coming from castro valley i would stick to mission boulevard. seven miles an hour approaching the scene. southbound 680 through walnut creek definitely heavy. a newly elected san francisco supervisor is calling on a big organization to cancel its reservations with marriott due to the ongoing workers' strike. the examiner reports the california school board is holding its conference in san francisco next week. the association has some rooms booked at several marriott hotels. newly elected supervisor matt haney posted on facebook saying he asked the group to move the event. conference goers are fighting for the same rights as the striking marriott employees and itwould be unfair to make them cross picket lines to attend their meetings. google's expansion in the south bay, buying up more property as we get more details on the controversial mega-campus in san jose.

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lot of mercy hospital yesterday afternoon. that's where the gunman shot and killed his former fiancee, emergency physician, dr. o'neill. the shooter then continued firing inside the hospital killing officer jimenez and first-year pharmacy resident. the shooter also died. it's not clear yet if an officer shot him or it was a self-inflicted wound. google is expanding its office space in sunnyvale. the mercury news reports they bought the chesapeake complex near moffett park and caribbean drives. it includes four buildi totaling 270,000 square feet. we're learning new details about applying for a mega campus in san jose. the city council is expected to vote on selling $110 million in property to google for a new development. after the vote scheduled on december 4th, there will be at least two more years of planning, design and review before the city gives its final

approval. doi protesters against the development are expected to rally at the city council meeting next month. new this morning, a little bear rescue in truckee after the hungry cub got stuck in a dumpster. mama bear and her baby were rummaging through a daumpster when the lid closed. someone saw her struggling and they called police. momma bear was waiting on the hill when officers arrived. they were able to free the cub and send them on their way. i admire these first responders that have to do that. >> didn't we just have one of those a month ago? >> we did. >> wow. >> especially if momma bear is waiting on the hill. >> right. >> what are you doing? >> i see you. >> yeah. >> thankfully that's all she did. we appreciate those people. first responders, it will be interesting do see what happens with the fires, the rain coming

in. there's a flash flood warning u vegetation. here we'll have all the positives of the rain other than messing up the commute possibly. it's going to clean the air out and finally get rid of this. the 12th consecutive day of unhealthy air. showers, even a thunderstorm is possible with this system tonight through tomorrow. dry and milder weekend. we have wednesday, thursday and friday wet. saturday and sunday we'll be good. 61 to about 66, that's our spread this afternoon for high temperatures. milder tonight with cloud cover and the extra moisture. mid-40s. 46 in napa to 54 in san francisco and san mateo. there's scattered showers developing at midnight. we'll turn it into steady rain along the coast and in the north bay as we head towards the morning commute. it's mainly green until we get into the heart of the morning commute. then it turns to yellow and orange, which is moderate to even some small downpours which extends down to about the san

mateo bridge. the east bay and the south bay, especially the valleys, kind of dry through the morning commute. you have the easiest. then look at that, after that through noon, you get the moderate to some possible heavy downpours through 4:00. that moves off to the east. we get a little break and another push of more scattered showers with moderate downpours and the chance of thunderstorms moves through during the evening hours. here's a look. we wake up in the morning, we'll have a few slick streets, especially in the north bay and close to the coast. by the afternoon hours, look at all that rain moving in. we could have upwards of three-quarters of rain in the south bay to 2 inches in the north bay by the time this winds down saturday morning. and then enjoy a very comfortable weekend. alexis? >> i have one new issue to talk about between fairfield and vacaville. sounds like five vehicles involved in a crash. two lanes blocked at westbound 80 before manual compos.

this could turn into a sig alert, southbound 880 before state route 92. you are crawling along at ten miles an hour or under. bay bridge metering lights on a little later than average today. about 5:48. we've got some lighter than average volumes, or we did. it looks like things are starting to fill in. i don't think as many folks are going to work or school with the thanksgiving holiday. coming up, "good morning america" at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> beginni ginger zee with a pr >> coming up on "gma," we have holiday havoc. of course we do. it's always a problem when traffic is expected to be the worst. that's today, by the way. tens of millions of people hitting the road. the new warning about that snow and bitter cold. i'll have it all. possibly the lowest temperatures ever for some of the cities here in the east coast. also this morning, an abc news

exclusive. the family of that woman who plunged to her death on that cruise ship is now speaking out. and we've got another big exclusive as the movie "the front runner" hits theaters. the woman at the center of the scandal, donna rice telling her story about the alleged affair that ended a presidential campaign. our "dancing with the stars" afterparty. what a night in the ballroom. country radio host bobby bones surprised everyone. that trophy with them. we'll be with the finalist and our gigantic celebration. so much coming up on "gma." >> that wasn't who you thought was going to go all the way, right? i remember hearing you yesterdy talk about your predictions. >> never, no, not even close. >> america is shook. we'll be watching in a little bit. thank you so much, ginger. say it isn't so. i love the new car smell. but it could be going away. ford is working on a process to

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cafe. it's new location is just two miles away from its old location in union square. that location closed last year after a legal fight between the managing owner and the landlord. ra a marching ban and starts the toy drive. last year's toy drive collected more than 13,000 toys for kids in need. a holiday tradition in san francisco has entered the digital age. >> this season st. anthony's launched a virtual curbside donation drive. people can still donate at st. anthony's but the curbside drop-off drive won't be held. instead, donors can pick from a list of items online and the money will be spent on the food most needed. >> it's convenient. you don't have to drive here. they don't have to go outside in the unhealthy air quality. and it reduces waist for our dining room because the dining room can use those dollars to purchase exactly what they need. >> seems slik a win-win. if you would like to donate, we have a link on our website,

abc7news.com. former golden state warrior baron davis is dishing out holiday cheer in the east bay. we got a sneak peek at his black santa work shop. the pop-up celebrates diversity through story telling, music and charitable events. it officially opens on friday and runs through christmas eve. next at 6:30, fire survivors are bracing for the rain that's on the way. where the flood watches are about to begin. >> caught on camera, the search this morning for the person who started a fire in the toilet paper aisle at a san francisco store. plus, the black

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nancy pelosi facing a new challenge in the her effort to become the new speaker of the house. the growing number of democrats calling for new leadership. haze still hanging over the bay area but a big change less than 24 hours away. thank goodness. >> it can't come soon enough for all of us. we're looking forward to that. >> we're already see positive changes out there since we started this morning at 4:27. we have yellow, which is moderate area, at redwood city and union city stations. from red to orange, that's the transition in san jose and livermore. we've gone unhealthy for all of us to unhealthy to sensitive. from san francisco and oakland northward it's all red. that's that southerly wind that will improve our air quality as we head throughout the day. it will bring the yellows and greens up from the south. and by the end of today, most of this will be gone, replaced with high clouds as the next storm system approaches. temperature today will, a lot

like yesterday. upper 50s noon to 4:00. mid-to upper 50s and breathing much easier for most of us by 7:00. timetable on the rain next. here's alexis. >> good morning. you got better news. i have worse news in the traffic center. both issues i mentioned ten minutes ago are now sig alerts. chp saying they'll be here for a while. southbound 880, three lanes blocked at state route 92. and they also issued a sig alert for westbound 80 crash just before manual campos between vacaville and fairfield. two lanes blocked in that situation. sounds like minor injuries there. next traffic update come up just about 4:40. as you saw on mike's map, some parts of the bay area remain at unhealthy air quality. some schools and attrtises are today. >> other businesses are starting to slowly reopen.

amy hollyfield live in san francisco with the update. >> reporter: the cable cars are back on the streets this morning. take a look at this video we just shot at 5:30 of the first cable car pulling onto the streets of san francisco, out of the barn. the first one since thursday afternoon when they were pulled because of bad air quality. the air has been unhealthy because of the smoke from the camp fire and that meant the closure of major tourists attractions. the cable cars were pulled off the streets. alcatraz will be closed today. tourists say it's been a huge letdown. >> got to be one of the premiere attractions for san francisco. this is the second time they canceled the tour on us. they canceled, refunded, bought again and canceled again today and we leve oiday. >> reporter: muir closed along with outdoor ice rinks. officials say they are doing it

out of concern for people's health. transportation officials have decided the air quality has improved enough to go ahead and put the cable cars back out on the streets today. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. as things start to reopen and get back to normal, air quality officials are reminding everyone that you still need to protect yourselves. >> abc7 news was in oakland where a group of east bay activists brought in a new shipment of thousands of n-95 masks yesterday. many handed out to people living on the streets. at oakland's airport, travelers said they're looking forward to getting away, not just for the holiday but also to get to cleaner air. >> we have a new tool that lets you check the current air quality conditions where you are. you can find the map on the front page of abc7news.com as well as on the abc7 news app.fi

bracing for the rain on the way. >> a flash flood watch goes into effect tomorrow in areas that have been charred by recent fires. of course, that includes t incl mendocino complex fires. while the rain is expected to help put out the camp fire in butte county, there are now other concerns. according to the sacramento bee, the heat from wildfires can make soil almost waterproof. that means the soil could wash away debris, ash and cause mudslides. >> the rain is bittersweet. the incoming storm could complicate the search for the remains of people who lost their lives in the flames. the search now involves hundreds of people. >> this is the largest search and rescue operation in california ever. we have over 500 search and rescue volun from all over california. that's just unprecedented. >> in fact, this morning the number of people listed as missing in the camp fire is going down. that's a bit of good news. still very high. at last check, just under 700 names are on the list.

that's down from close to is,000 yesterday. the number is fluctuating for a lot of different reasons. some people don't even know they were reported missing. others haven't checked in with family or friends. some people may be listed twice with different spellings. now we have those numbers, 79 people confirmed dead, which is up by a couple of people from yesterday. 64 have been tentatively identified. the fire has scorched more than 151,000 acres and containment at 70%. full containment expected by the end of the month. with a tough task facing first responders, there's now concern about health effects that may not surface for years. >> that includes things like depression, addiction, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder. the chief of the menlo park district says talking about them can be difficult but silence can be detrimental. >> they're seeing horrific things. >> we always had this belief in

the fire service that, you know, you put this uniform on, you act brave, strong, courageous, give help, don't ask for help, we handle all issues on our own. >> the fire fired behavioral alliance found a variety of issues have led to more firefighter suicides every year compared to line of duty deaths. to get the latest updates from the camp fire to your phone, use the free abc7 news app. we're sending out push alerts as soon as we have any new information. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's take a look at temperatures from 43 in lake merced to ocean beach at 53, just up the road. most around 50 degrees in san francisco. much cooler about everywhere else except daly city at 31. right now richmond about 44 degrees. here's a look at our visibility. id just checked sfo, five miles, no delays. our visibility is impoving as

our air quality. sfo our background, smokey morning. all going to be nasty this morning. during the afternoon hours it will be much better. let's talk about traveling tomorrow. above 6500 feet starting at noon, a winter storm watch. 4 to 8 inches, possibly a foot of heavy, wet snow that could break tree branches and cause power outages. we have rain from the border of oregon down to about santa barbara tomorrow. that rain extends up to washington. we're going to probably have the hardest travel tomorrow other than over towards new england where we'll see a few flurries there. let's talk about back at home. i want to show you the 12-hour forecast for the north bay. 43 this morning. increasing clouds and down to 48 at 8:00. you asked me a great question about an hour ago. >> i'm just curious. after the rain comes through, is there any chance we'll get the

smoke again? >> the wind is going to switch to offshore monday and tuesday. i would think by that time the fire will either be out or smoldering and not sprucing nearly the smoke it's producing now. i think, yes, the worst is behind us. i don't think that smoke will be an issue after the storms wednesday, thursday, friday, which i'll show you coming up. great question. >> great news there. unfortunately not such great news in the traffic center. two sig alerts. first is a crash on southbound 880. we have three lanes blocked just before state route 92 and adding about 22 minutes to your drive north of state route 238. definitely some headaches on the nimitz. westbound 80 near cherry glen road, five vehicles involved in a crash. that's a sig alert. blocking the three right lanes. a couple of significant collisions. a quick check of the bay bridge. you're okay getting into san francisco. that smoke and haze has settled

in. we're seeing some things, the air quality conditions are not gone yet but we know that's going to improve throughout the day. for a solution to a problem that many people may not realize is a problem. ford has applied to patent the process to get rid of the new car smell. apparently some people in china really do not like it. word says chinese drivers rank the smell as a bigger concern than safety and fuel economy. and, by the way, i know jessica you're concerned, ford says most american drives like the smell. so, it won't be going away here. you can still have your new car smell. for other customers in other parts of the world that don't like it, they don't have to have it. >> it's interesting how cultural differences are so extreme. >> i know. >> they say it's more important than safety. >> and fuel economy. and it's quite a process to get rid of it, too. >> who new. >> have to make the customers

happy. >> i always pick that scent when i go to the car wash. flying the smokey skies. the challenges you could face today if you're heading out of town for thanksgiving. let's take a live look at the big board at new york stock exchange. a live update on how the markets are doing. oh, yikes. down 397 points. could be a rough day on wall street today. also, apple's big tease if you're thinking about a new piece of tech you'll want to wait until this weekend. and let's take a live look outside. still very hazy out there. unhealthy air quality still. there's relief on the way. there's relief on the way. we have your traffic and your

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the rain could be heavy at times, so let's expand the look. starts noon tomorrow through noon friday. you can see the area in the green where all the major fires have been lately. we still have smoke to deal with it in the san joaquin valley. you can see the next storm encroaching. 68 to 71, san diego to los angeles. up towards fresno. mid-60s through the central valley. 59 in eureka. tahoe, 56. heavy snow starting at noon tomorrow with snow showers thursday and lesser snow,

amountwise, friday. breaking news involving facebook. users around the world are reporting an outage involving the social networking giant. it seems to have been going in and out this morning. >> some of us have it, some of us don't. seems to be centered on the east coast. our news room just checked and the site does seem to be slow to load this morning no matter where you are. instagram having problems so we'll keep you updated with any developments on that. we'll turn to the smokey skies over sfo. it's making it harder to get out of bay area. >> smoke-related delays combined with the increased holiday traffic could make things a challenge today. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live at the airport for us. hi, matt. >> reporter: yeah, we're not in the clear just ye at the internl terminal, it's lit up

beautifully for the holidays. i'll show you the foothills here. you're looking at millbrae and you're looking at a lot of smoke this morning. it's still stick checke flight and shows 11 delays here and 5 cancellations. that's not too bad. a lot of people are going through sfo. officials estimate 6.7 million travelers will go through the airport from this past friday through january 1st. they recommend you arrive two hours before domestic flight, three hours before an international flight. smoke caused delays up to an hour yesterday. it's been a problem for about a week and a half. >> i left last friday, it was actually worse. but i was able to get home. they were canceling flights last friday, too. >> reporter: it will be busy everywhere you go. aaa says this holiday weekend will see the highest thanksgiving travel volume since 2005 with about 4.27 million traveling by plane. make sure you double check with

your airline before you head here to sfo and check out that smoke. lingershi mornin matt keller, abc news. >> now all i want to do is go to hawaii. let's turn to this bizarre story in san francisco. a business owner wants to find out who is lighting toilet paper in his store. surveillance cameras captured the whole thing at mid-city market sunday morning. you can see the man unwrap a roll of toilet paper. he lights the end of it and that sets a bunch of other toilet paper rolls on fire. by the time employees realized what was happening, the man was gone. the store owner says, this caused $20,000 in damage. >> i opened the cameras to see the store and i saw the flame inside the store. my heart dropped. people are crazy, i guess, out there. i don't know what's wrong with these people. >> thankfully employees were able to put out the for before it reached bottles of lighter fluid and fire logs on the bottom shelf.

police are investigating. more than a dozen democrats say they want someone other than nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house. house members will pick new leaders in january. 16 democrats have released a letter saying they'll vote for new leadership. the battle for the speaker's job is shaping up between the party's liberal members and the group of moderate lawmakers. a spokesman for pelosi says she remains confident in her support among other house members. now to your morning money report. thousands of general motors employees could be laid off in the new year. >> according to "usa today," gm wanted 7,000 white-collar workers to accept a buyout but only 4,000 accepted the deal. that means as many as 3,000 jobs could be cut starting in january. if tech is on your holiday shopping lists, apple will have deals for you this weekend. the company released a video yesterday that teases a four-day shopping event that starts, of course, on black friday. the site doesn't actually show

the deals yet, but last year they had a similar sale that offered deals on everything from gift cards to iphones, macs and apple watches. a live look at the new york stock exchange and we're still down this morning. do down approximately 400 points. it's being blamed on target's stock and tech stock. now a spoiler alert if you recorded "dancing with the stars" last night. >> one couple is celebrating their new title of mirror ball champions. >> that was quite a shock. radio host bobby bones and his partner charna win. disney star milo mannheim and

his partner whitney came in second. now, all of the flew to l.a. -- from l.a., rather, to new york overnight to celebrate the season live on "gma." that party begins at 7:00 right here on abc 7. if you can't get enough, the "dancing with the stars" tour kicks off next month. they do stop here in the bay area in march. if you have a fan favorite there, alexis, you can stop by and said hello to a long lost friend. >> i'm getting called out because i've been talking smack about bobby bones and then he won. i can't believe he won. i feel like i can say this because i worked in radio for ten years. i mean, okay, this guy is like the luckiest guy on the planet. when he got on the show, everyone is like, who? he's a syndicated radio host, has a tons of listeners. i'm guessing he got all his listeners to vote for him. the best radio bit on the planet, get yourself on "dancing with the stars." good for him. hammedaay, i was all at smack e

atas prekeck. fter the hammer dance. >> congratulations, bobby. i'm happy for you. >> it looks like all the other people were beautiful dancers. and then there was bobby. >> and then there's bobby. but he pulled it off somehow. >> all right. >> never underestimate the fans. >> i know. very loyal listeners. >> and that's the tea. all right, mike. >> let me take it from here. i've got some good news you're never more than seven minutes away. we're already seeing the air change. union city and redwood city, it's healthy to breathe. we're already seeing livermore and san jose go from unhealthy to just healthy for sensitive groups and the rest are unhealthy. the southerly winds will bring us cleaner air throughout the day. walnut creek, still unhealthy for everybody right now. you can still see the lid on the atmosphere. we'll start to take that off later today. until then, this is our 12th

consecutive and final day of unhealthy air. two rain producers wednesday and the weekend trending dry and milder. today 61 to 66 degrees. very comfortable temperaturewise. tonight, much milder from 46 in napa to 54 in san francisco and san mateo. at midnight, you can see some light to moderate showers developing and some steady light rain in the north bay and along the coast. this continues at 4:00. we start to see more move into the north bay and across the peninsula. and eventually moving into the south bay and the east bay after the commute ends tomorrow. and then continues through the afternoon hours. especially the east bay and south bay. another push during the evening hours. that one could have some thunderstorms with it. that's how brief and heavy the rainfall could be with small hail tomorrow. just a one for thursday and friday as the ams will be much lighter. alexist? alexis?

>> thank you. south bound 880, sig alert canceled so just residual solano county, westbound 80, we have a sig alert near cherry glen road. a new crash reported southbound 680 around north main and the walnut creek area

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good morning, america. holiday havoc. the winter weather warning. a blast of snow and record cold moving in. millions bracing for what could be the lowest temperatures ever for thanksgiving. as the holiday rush gets under way right now. deadly hospital rampage. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> a gunman opens fire in chicago killing three people including a doctor and rookie officer racing in to save lives. terrified patients told to run and hide. how this holster saved one officer's life. breaking news. overnight, a federal judge bars the trump administration from refusing asylum to those who cross the border illegally. what this means for the president's plan. new controversy for michael avenatti.