dark clouds hug the >> in the east bay check out the hail storm that hit boy point this afternoon. randy tweeted this video saying it was the biggest hail storm he'd seen in ten years. thanks, randy. and drivers on the peninsula started their day with this downpour. this is video of the wet morning commute on highway 10 is near sfo. now a live look at the golden gate for drivers to and from the north bay. clear conditions now and it may be staying that way for a while. >> we shall see. so what is it going to be like on your thanksgiving day? >> spencer christian has been tracking it all. the forecast where you live. spencer. >> i'll show you what is happening right now. a few spots of active weather at moment around the bay area. a closer look at the line of showers across the santa cruz mountains toward los altos and

over the bay and over mt. hamilton with snow and livermore light rain or showers. this storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale so still a chance of scattered showers possibly even isolated hail and thunder. i'll give you a look at complete forecast for thanksgiving day in a few minutes. >> thank you. people driving through the sierra have been met with delays. traffic is slow at donor summit. if you plan to drive on 80 or highway 50 chains are required unless you have a four-wheel drive vehicle with snow tires. and a live look at the bay area. look at the lights. ow tower camera in emeryville and it is slow-going. the oncoming lights, onmi afficha eastbound toward sacramento and it is very slow now. aaa predicted the worst time to drive today would be from 2:00

to 4:00 p.m. because of the than thanksgiving day travelers and snow and heavy rainfall up and down the state is making it more difficult. david louie joins us live along 101 in morgan hill and he's been talking to drivers. david? >> reporter: well, ama, the clear weather means fairly smooth sailing out here on highway 10 is. the headlines north toward san jose and the taillights to points south. now we know it is difficult for families to be cooped up in a vehicle for hours on end trying to get to their destinations and putting up with a lot of boredom so we asked them how are they coping? this is a popular rest stop along highway 152 as drivers cut over from gilroy to interstate and it was an ordeal to get this far after the bottleneck in the hill view area. heather needed to get a snack and showed us what is best to

make the trip seem less boring. >> it would be these ones. >> fritos. >> you like the flaming hot ones. >> you can't get those in canada. >> didn't know that. >> so this will make the time go faster? >> it will for sure. >> reporter: and it was time to take a break watching movies en route to fresno to grand ma's house. >> we were watching "open season" and all of the movies that we download were open season and mary and the witches flower and mim. >> reporter: this family from corona and riverside is giving up to driving to oregon because of snow. >> if we continue to go to oregon and with the snow, we're not sure how the conditions will be when we go back because we have to go back to the school to corona by saturday or sunday. >> they could face a detour if snow closes on the grapevine so this 8-year-old has movies to watch. >> is that disney plus?

that is great. >> and road trip boredom. >> how many times did you say are we there yet? >> never in my life. >> but this once. >> only once. probably. >> reporter: well drivers tell me they're counting on navigational mapping to let them know where the accidents or detours and bottlenecks. let's hope everyone gets to their final destination safely. live in morgan hill, david louie, abc7 news. >> thank you. in southern california, traffic is flowing over the grapevine but that was not the case today. look at this. the chp had to escort drivers on i-5 through the snow but then stopped after a couple of hours and no major issues have been reported since. >> there are some delays at sfo. more than 300 flights have been delayed. right now aliving flights are delayed by an hour and six flights to and from sfo have been canceled. flight delays in san jose aren't

as severe. 98 flights there and four canceled. travelers who flew into oakland last night had to go back to the airport today to pick up bags because of the major power outage last night. planes were on the tarmac. baggage claim was in the dark and security screenings were stopped. it was a mess. 1400 passengers had to be rebooked. airport officials say they are still investigating the cause of that weird power disruption. and you could get a heads up on things that could disrupt your plans like power outages at the airport through the abc 7 news app. when news breaks you'll get push alerts sent right to your phone. >> take a look at this. check out the oil sheen on the estuary between oakland and alameda, the result of a fuel spill after a boat caught fire and sank last night. liz croy got new video of the fire and joins us live from the harbor. liz. >> reporter: good evening. contractors are still working in the dark that recover the boat

that sank and clean you will the fuel and the boat holds 250 gallons of fuel and that likely spilled into the marina so a lot of it did and it spread far. this video showed the moment a large boat caught fire last night in alameda. >> at about 10:00 p.m. we have a report of a boat fire and alameda responded. >> reporter: no one was hurt and the cause is unknown but the boat did sink and caused diesel fuel to spread throughout the marina. liz williams lives in a house boat nearby. >> this morning i walked out of my boat at 10:00 a.m. and inundated with a fuel smell. when i looked at the water there was a rainbow sheen all over it. i could see the fuel was just covering most of the water. >> reporter: video from sky 7 shows the fuel from alameda all the way to the oakland estuary. >> it is an active incident with the coast guard and they're doing the best to mitigate the runoff or flotation of petroleum products or hazardous fluids on

the water surface. >> reporter: an inspector with the department of fish and wildlife described it as minor to moderate. >> what you can see on the water is kind of deceptive. a little bit of oil and water goes a long way and spreads out quickly. >> >> reporter: and the most effective clean-up is natural evaporation. williams feels more can and should be done. >> we're in this climate change reality and it goes somewhere and drops down into the water and evaporates into the air and it goes somewhere and it is not like this is a nonevent and that is what i'm finding difficult about the explanations. >> reporter: and we are told that the boat owners are cooperating and are paying for the cost of the clean-up as it required of them. the department of fish and wildlife so far have seen no impact on wildlife. live in alameda, liz kroits, abc7 news. in our effort to build a better bay area we spent a week

on pedestrian safety. it is clearly an issue. we've seen tragedy strike just too many times taking too many lives in san francisco, oakland and san jose and elsewhere. in san jose this year it is already passed last year's total of pedestrian deaths and another deadly crash this morning. so what can be done? crist nguyen is live with a look at the big picture tonight. chris? >> reporter: dan, good evening. so far this year san jose has had more traffic-related fatalities compared to oakland and san francisco. city officials here are doing everything they can to address the issue. but say it is an uphill battle. tonight feelings of disbelief in this typically quiet neighborhood in san jose. >> had they stopped that person could still be alive. >> reporter: before 4:po a man was found face down at rubino and foxworthy and the 24th to die in san francisco after being struck by a vehicle. >> we take for granted every day

what we have because not everybody thinks they'll get hit by a car. >> reporter: so far there were 53 traffic related fatalities across the city. >> we have to do much more and we need to do better to keep our residents safe and that is both with police officers getting more officers out in traffic enforcement unit and changing the configuration of roads, road designs that will slow traffic. >> reporter: improvements are being made to streets in san francisco, oakland and san jose. including the installation of bike lanes and upgraded crosswalks but as cities continue to grow, urban planning experts say more pressure is being placed on our infrastructure. >> we've talked about it in terms of freeway capacity and public transit and trains. and now we're finally starting to pay attention to what it does to the pedestrian realm. >> reporter: whenever there is an accident the san jose department of transportation analyzes the area and traffic

enforcement could also be key. >> it is darker now. there is more people on the road. potentially more impaired these days. more distracted with phones. >> reporter: the city is trying to come up with additional funding to help the police department come up with those traffic enforcement efforts. live in san jose, i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> thank you. we spent a week on ways to protect yourself, your family and your neighborhood during safety week. part of our efforts to build a better bay area. all of the stories are on our website at abc7news.com/betterbay area. >> today has its own name as well. >> it is either black or green wednesday depending on your personal preference. we're live with an explanation. plus an early thanksgiving plus an early thanksgiving for north bay to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera,

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the holiday season is usually all about tradition and there is a relatively new one available in california. instead of the typical gathering at a bar on the night before thanksgiving friends could get together at a dispensary. vic lee joins us live from san francisco to show us both. hi, vic. >> reporter: hi, ama. in fact, there is a gathering here at the apothecary dispensary, it is a party that started at 3:00 this afternoon and it will last into the night and they are celebrating. this relatively new tradition called green wednesday. thanksgiving, a family holiday with turkey and all of the trimmings. the day before thanksgiving, one of the year's biggest drinking

holidays called black wednesday. a booming business day for bars, the world famous buena vista cafe that served 2,000 irish coffees a day is no exception. bartender john said black wednesday is one big party day. >> because of all of the families are back in town for traditions. the workers are off early. >> it is the day that you start preparing for the insanity that is thanksgiving on thursday and black friday. >> reporter: but now black wednesday is starting to get competition from green wednesday. the day before thanksgiving is also one of the busiest days for cannabis retailers. it is the shopping holiday ahead of black friday. >> this is when people want to make sure they are fully stocked up. this is three or four days with the family and people want to make sure they are well prepared to have a good thanksgiving holiday. >> reporter: business was brisk here at the apothecary on market street. >> just to make it through the

holiday with us and our four dogs we need this day. >> it is just my brother and sister and no parents, just hanging out and having a great time. it will be awesome. >> reporter: all of the shoppers taking advantage of the sales. >> we're offering 50% off on any legion of bloom vape cartridge when you buy another one. >> reporter: also popular on green wednesday -- >> we sell a lot of edible, particularly gummies and then also vape pens which are easy to go out into the backyard and use for a few minutes without much smell. >> reporter: well the marijuana delivery company ease said it nearly doubled its sales last year on green wednesday. the apothecary expected a lot of people to show up tonight and a lot of business on this green wednesday. vic lee, abc7 news. >> it looks like it, vic, thank you. abc 7 and disney are giving is a thousand dollars each to five bay area food banks this holiday season to help serve the

community. this morning laura garcia presented the food bank of contra costa and solano with their check. the is a thousand dollars will provide 30,000 meals. >> one in nine people living in contra costa and solano turn to the food bank. there are people who have jobs but don't have enough to make ends meet and we have seniors on fixed inm coulds and veterans. >> they say about half of the budget comes in during the holiday season. a significant portion of this is from individual donors. you can find out more on how to donate on our website at abc7news.com. it will make a big difference. for many of us thanksgiving is time spent with family and friends but a marin county is serving up dinner for hundreds of people, many of which he does not know. we are life in san rafael with a great story tonight. wayne? >> reporter: it is another variation of that donor story. take a look at this line. it is impressive. a little while ago it went all

the way around the block. and, no, this line is not for a movie. here is the truth about lines. if you find yourself standing in one then there has to be a very good reason. >> what are you waiting for? >> the coconut curry. but it is not just the food. it is the atmosphere and the kindness of the owners and all of that. so it is good. >> reporter: hence the napkin folding exercise at l l l l l cuisine. >> and if you know the history, you know the night before thanksgiving a line forms around the block as the restaurant will serve a free thanksgiving feast to some 1200 people not only here in san rafael but also in fairfax and novato. >> as we open the door at acand by 5:10 the restauran 5:10 the a >> if you don't give, you don't receive.

>> he came from india with nothing and never forgot how that feels. >> reporter: before the 1200 meals he gave away 50 more to a local senior living facility. >> no fanfare. he does it out of the goodness of his heart. he shares -- he has been blessed. and so he shares his blessing with others. >> reporter: paul and his generosity are not even close to an open secret in marin county. >> he's out in the community and he wants to share with everyone. >> reporter: decades of sharing now and very low key about it. and also a pretty good immigrant story about a man who came from a country with no formal thanksgiving or so they say. >> every day is thanksgiving. if you believe in karma, then every day is a thanksgiving. >> reporter: and every night is thanksgiving when it happens over here with paul. this is the line to get into this restaurant. he tells us the other two restaurants, in fairfax and in novato have equally large crowds. he also pointed out that this

isn't just a free dinner. if you want to come and donate, feel free to do so and he'll match every dollar donated and send it back to worthy causes in india. live in san rafael, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that is just so nice. bravo. >> those are people who make living here great. >> right. and there are so many people just like that but we commend him for that. >> absolutely. so the weather. so we have a little bit of a lull. >> after intense evening. spencer christian is tracking less lull coming our way. >> i'm thankful for the lull. a look at live doppler 7 and we have widely scattered showers now. a closer look at where the active weather is. a little trail of showers across the santa cruz mountains. getting close to mountainview. not much happening in the south bay. in the east bay, mt. hamilton we have the snow. up in the east bay and livermore with showers as well. traffic and weather go together when you talk thanksgiving eve. so emeryville right now under

calm weather conditions. 47 in san francisco. oakland 49. 45 at redwood city and and and d 40. and current temperature readings are in a tight range. 42 to 44 at santa rosa and petaluma, napa, fairfield concord and livermore. from our implore torum camera toward the bay bridge and we'll see spotty showers tonight. it is a bit dryer tomorrow but still could see an occasional isolated shower. freezing cold on friday morning and the next round of rain arrives on saturday. what is left of tonight's storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity and scattered showers are possible along with maybe some isolated hail and thunder. but the chances are diminishing. forecast animation at 7:00 this evening will show further drying into the late night hours around

midnight or so and may see some little pockets of sprinkles near the coastline. overnight it is fairly quiet and most of the day tomorrow. thanksgiving looks like we'll have quiet and dry conditions but late in the day, we may see more activity over the higher elevations, maybe more snow over mt. hamilton and that is about it. it is a fairly calm but chilly thanksgiving day. overnight look for low temperatures in the north bay valleys dropping down below freezing in most locations. from santa rosa to napa up to lake port and ukiah and highs tomorrow will be only in the low 50s and we still have a winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow in the sierra. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we get more clearing on friday. under early-morning freeze. and then on saturday our next storm rolls in. it looks like we'll have periods of rain, saturday, sunday, monday and maybe even showers on tuesday and wednesday. >> we wanted it. it is here. >> enjoy. >> thanks, spencer.

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to get free and call police. >> laura anthony is looking at what is being done to keep the street safe. >> a tape scened after three robbers armed with a pastol walked into an open garage door and restrained them and spent hours inside before leaving with a load of valuables. >> we're concerned with what happened last night. it is very serious and it is an active investigation so i can't comment on the details but this is where we're taking it seriously and having extra resources in town to make sure that we keep our people safe. >> reporter: neighbor greg wilson told us he and his family were home all night but didn't hear or notice a thing. not until after police arrived at 11:00 p.m. >> did you know anything was going on. >> i didn't. it was dark and rainy. we were home. but it was inside and there was a lot of activity in our house. but had no idea anything happened. >> reporter: the latest home invasion comes less than a month after another violent incident in lafayette on halloween.

contra costa sheriffs which contracted with orinda has increased patrols given in the spike in calls after a shooting that claimed five lives on halloween. in lafayette one homeowner is taking matter news his own hands having additional security cameras installed right away. >> we had cameras and hadn't been paying attention if they were working so we're making sure they're all working and getting them upgraded in the next hour. >> reporter: investigators have yet to make any arrest in the halloween home invasion and none yet in last night's incident. at this point it is too early to tell whether the two are related. in lafayette, laura anthony, abc7 news. this will not be tolerated here. >> address it directly. if you have cancer in the body, you don't play with it. >> abc 7 news i-team is helping to bring positive change to an elite prep school in san francisco rocked by racial tension. >> one basketball coach has quit the school and students of color

are on edge. >> i-team reporter dan noyes is here with only a story on abc 7 news. >> the school has been slow to deal with conflicts involving race hoping they would go away but a social media post described as black face has brought this controversy to a boil. families spend $49,500 a year to send teens to drew school in pacific heights. a college prep that claims it fosters an environment in which equity and respect for others are core. >> at drew you'll find your second home. >> reporter: but drew junior laurel bandy tells she endured several racist incidents during her time there. >> saying the n word on the bus and there was a game where you say the n word and gets louder and whoever bails out you lose. >> reporter: and laurel is president of the bsu, black student union. ten students of color of about

300 enrolled in the school. they were stunned by snapchat posts of a girl in what they describe as black face with the n word and her name. the second one said to all of the people who are mad from that post, my n-word i simply do not care. >> this is frustrating and angry because it made a lot of the kids in my bsu feel unsafe and not comfortable being around those students any more. >> reporter: laurel bandy tells me her anger turned to fear after she complainted to the school administration and she wrote when you think life is chill, racist kids at school. a white student reposted the video adding the words snitches gonna get stitches fr, meaning for real. >> she was targeted. you're a snitch. people in the hallway tell her you're a snitch. >> her father is a san francisco police officer. >> i alerted police to this. >> and you filed a report. >> i did. i'm afraid for my daughter's

safety. >> and they received a complaint and administrators were aware of the incidents and taken steps to address the situation. drew's head of school refused to be interviewed on camera but he emailed me that the social media posts were unacceptable according to both stated values and formal policies and our administration team immediate corrective steps both with the students involved and our school commune ipt as a whole. two weeks ago they held an assembly on the issue of race and asked laurel to address the student body but at the last moment they told her she couldn't speak and assembly was very general and had no impact. >> if you could get one message across to your classmates, what would the message be. >> just that i don't tolerate racism in any type of disrespect and i will continue to stand up and would love it if they stood with me as well. >> laurel is the most courageous young woman i've met in a long time.

>> reporter: ray was a basketball standout in college and played professionally in ireland and coached at drew's school the past three years but ray tells me she just quit her job there because of how she feels she protected the white students and what she said an administrator told her. >> you have to think about their future. we don't want to just suspend kids and go around expelling students because they have to fill out college applications and disclose why they were suspended. >> i took this history to the third baptist church and pastor amos brown, head of the san francisco chapter of the naacp. >> they should admit they have a problem. stop sweeching it under the rug. and then in a civil, ration at, sensible way, call that student body together and say this will not be tolerated here. >> after or unt vie you watched as dr. brown called the school and demanded action. >> because this is serious. for students to be involved in treating people wrongly because

they're black. >> and it does look like it is working. aimos brown tells me the school is exploring how to address the issues with the help of the naacp. i reached the parents of the students who made those posts and they don't want to be identified but one father apologized for what he called this inappropriate post and said his son continues to be hurt by being tagged as a racist which he is not. >> and you've been hearing from graduates grateful for this story. >> it is nice they're saying that their happy it is exposed. they didn't have the same experience five or ten years ago and glad it is coming out and things need to be fixed in their words. >> good work. >> thank you. well holiday tradition is in jeopardy and you could blame the weather. >> what will happen tomorrow with the macy's thanksgiving day para

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nasdaq and s&p closed at new records. the decision to fly balloons for the macy's thanksgiving day parade are down to the wire. a game-day decision. the bigger balloons may be grounded because of strong winds that are forecast. the final word will come tomorrow morning. if winds are above a sustained 23 miles per hour officials say the bigger balloons, they'll be a no-go. >> oh, man. well the same winter weather is making millions of americans fight through the holiday travel chaos and some of the worst in minnesota where there is a snow emergency with hundreds of reported crashes. the problems are in the skies. some travelers like this one in iowa, they are choosing to just brave the mess. >> i knew it was going to cause trouble when i started hearing about it last week. i figured that is just my luck. >> today alone there were thousands of flight delays and cancellations. tonight is expected to be the busiest time on the road.

sunday could see more than 3 million people at airports which would set an all time report. >> such harsh weather. we're in a break in sterms between

a bay area couple received a collection notice demanding payments for a loan they knew nothing about. >> how weird is that. so they contacted michael finney for some help. this is a weird one. >> here is a computer. what is up with that. that is all started with a mysterious shipment to a livermore family home. i unraveled the mystery from there. david and linda folks didn't know what was about to hit them. it began when they received this unexpected package in april at their front door. >> i was really surprised. a laptop computer. >> reporter: david considers himself computer ill letter at and would not have ordered it. >> i know i didn't order it. that is the truth. i didn't order any damn thing. >> the couple tried to contact the shipper simply mac. but after a debt collector demanded payment they reached out to 7 on your side.

the computer was bought online from simply mac. fraud investigators said someone ordered it from an ip address 300 miles away from the couple's home. the folks suspect fraud and say someone probably stole the couple's identity. they think that same information was used to obtain a loan from a third-party lender the company works with, a firm. melinda recalls the conversation her husband had over the phone. >> this is a collection agency and we want you to pay $333336.70. >> her husband continued to receive calls three times a week. and that is when linda decided to call 7 on your side. we contacted a firm, the loan company and it investigated and sent this letter to the couple. concluding someone fraudulently obtained the loan in the folks' name. the san francisco based company told seven on your side

determined that the information was used by a third party to open an affirm account. upon receipt of the claim affirm took immediate action to resolve the appreciative of the help everyone has given them. >> well i was happy. i'm glad that i called 7 on your side. >> oh, i'm so touched by that. i'm just john doe here. >> now i know what you may be thinking. why would someone steal david's identity and use it to send him a computer? well simply mac said it is possible porch pirates were planning to intercept the computer because they were foiled because they were home when it was delivered. and they are being allowed to keep the computer for all of the troubles and david tells me he plans to take computer lessons. >> why not. >> thanks, michael. >> thank you. okay. so we're keeping an eye on the two stories you're most interested in tonight. traffic and weather. >> on the left a live look at

i-80 through emeryville looking faster than when we last looked at the top of the hour as you may recall. >> live doppler 7 is on the right and spencer is tracking it. >> i am, indeed. you could see we have a few high elevation showers left there over the santa cruz mountains and some over in the east bay. this is still a level one storm on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity expected to produce the responsibility of some isolated showers overnight and tomorrow. overnight lows will be way down up in the north bay. upper 20s to low 30s and many 30s in inland locations. tomorrow on thanksgiving, a mainly dry day but isolated showers could pop up anywhere but the greatest chances over the higher elevations. highs tomorrow about 50 degrees. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. friday morning is going to be bright but really cold. freezing cold to start the day. it will get milder in the afternoon. and then over the weekend the next storm arrives and we'll have periods of rain sunday,

monday, tuesday, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday and maybe on wednesday.sed pattern. >> thanks, spencer. >> it is unsettling. >> it is. >> let's talk football. >> larry beil is here. >> we're looking past thanksgiving to the feast that awaits on sunday. how do the 49ers stop lamar jackson? and is this a super bowl preview? one raven has a warning about what is o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds?

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good evening. the 49ers visit the ravens on sunday. this game might be a super bowl preview. niners 10-1 and baltimore 9-2 and a dismantling of the rams. the task is enormous. figure out some way to contain lamar jackson. how do you stop that? he beat you with his legs and his arm. even when it looks like you got him, he's gone. the ravens feeling pretty confident right now. just ask former seahawks thomas who was asked about the potential of them meeting in miami in february. >> you think the 49ers are going to the super bowl? it could be. let's see. we just go out there and try to play the best football we can possibly do and when super bowl comes, whoever we play, they'll be in trouble. >> both teams are playing at a very high level and everybody knows what both teams records are and we have similar styles playing good defense and running

the ball well. and both teams being pretty efficient in the pass game. so it is exciting to be here and excited to get to the game on sunday. >> very productive. they got the job done. whichever way they're trying to do it. they win in multiple ways but it is impressive how product they are on a consistent >> sounds like a farm alarm. i'll keep going. a chance for redemption this sunday against the chiefs in kansas city. dan just snapped his fingers and it went off. derek carr never beaten the chiefs at arrowhead stadium and doesn't play well in cold weather and that is brought up by jack del rio in a tweet he said number four just hasn't played well in cold weather games that will have to change for oakland tofr a chance. spected to be 40 degrees in kc

on sunday and carr joked about this. >> jack was there a couple of those times. i used to think this was a team game. but, yes, it is all my fault. and i take full responsibility. it is not easy to play there. it is loud. it's rowdy. they put up a lot of points. they do a lot of things well on defense so it is just tough to play there. tough place. but that is why we play the games. you look forward to moments like this. >> speaking of cold, how about icy. the sharks host the jets tonight at tank. last time they met san jose dropped the fourth straight game. they were 4-9-1 early on this season. team teal, they've won nine out of is he games since. >> it was just about getting back to -- and getting everybody pulling in the same direction, i think a lot of times when you go through those things, your natural reaction is especially for great players is they try to fix it themselves and that never

works. and i think we started to get back to playing as a group and as a team. >> the warriors host the bulls tonight at chase center. draymond green has missed the past three games with a heel injury. he'll be a game-time decision. although steve kerr said he thinks he will play. the decision is made at michigan state. his jersey will be retired there december 3rd. he grew up in saginaw in east lansing and he had originally committed to kentucky but after tubby smith was fired decided to go to michigan state with tom izzo yelling at him on the phone he had a scholarship waiting for him. >> my recruitment went exactly how i went into school. i got cussed out as a recruit, i got cussed out as a player so it was never, like, a shock for me that coach izzo is like -- cussing me out or in my grill or -- it was never a shocker because that is how my

recruitment went. i'm probably the only sicko who could choose a coach like that. >> and best of friends now. >> the harlem globetrotters testing out steph curry now shot. zeus, you're the man. the trotters having fun with eric pascal. they also introduced the first ever globetrotter from china. this is shan jang. they call him lucky. and he defies gravity at times. he spins the ball on its side. it is crazy what he can do. the globetrotters will be in the bay area in january. he's amazing. [ beeping ] >> all kinds of alarms. >> and that is my phone. >> we think we're safe. >> could you try to be more professional. >> no. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> coming up tonight at sec, the search is on for a missing

grandmother and her two grandchildren and a possible lead from the city offal ama giving the family hope. how local ski shops are cashing in on the snow in the sierra. well finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. tomorrow is such a special day. that uniquely american holiday that brings family and friends together. it is often a home coming with loved ones traveling from near and far to be together. i love everything about thanksgiving. the food, of course. the football. both on tv and in the yard. there is the macy's thanksgiving day parade and the national dog show which is fun. but we're cooking a big meal. i'll make my late mother's best apple pie and best you've had and i posted a video on my facebook page if you want to check it out. but what i like the most is the reason it was officially created as a national holiday by president lincoln in 1863. a day to give thanks. sure we have plenty of problems and challenges to solve, no

country in the world doesn't. but what really matters, as we gather together tomorrow, is to be thankful. america the beautiful is also the america the bountiful. from our family to yours, a happy and meaningful thanksgiving. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley. >> that is it for this edition

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