the suspect in a deadly stabbing spree still has not been found. many questions remain this morning, who in the church was targeted and why. julian glover is live there right now putting together the clues. people that show up, that maybe want to get tested because they want to go on a hawaiian vacation with their significant other, that's not why we're here. there's a testing crunch in san francisco with high demand for the holidays. a pop-up site perhaps overtaken by some people and ignoring those who need it the most. as of this morning a third drugmaker promising a highly effective vaccine. good morning. it is monday, november 23rd. before we get to those stories we want to check in with mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. it's a little foggy out there. you can see up in the north bay, parts of the east bay, down into the south bay, a bit of fog there. this is the way it looks from san jose, you can see the low

clouds and kind of the fuzziness there created this morning. so far most of us are dealing with okay visibility except around santa rosa. this will drift us to the south for the morning commute. eventually a dry cold front will wipe it away and bring us a mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures, 57 at half moon bay. san francisco and also up around lake port at 59. the rest of us, 60 to 66 degrees, close to average if not just a bit warmer. expect a lot of this through the seven-day forecast. that's coming up. here is kumasi. thank you. this morning we're expecting an update from san jose police after two people were killed in a stabbing attack. it happened at grace baptist church in san jose and nobody has been arrested. julian glover is live there with the details. j julian? good morning. still working to get an update from san jose police this morning as to what led up to this stabbing.

as you said two people killed, an unknown number of others injured. you can see still police actively working over my shoulder this morning. they pushed us back about a block from the actual crime scene at the church. let's give you what we know so far. it happened shortly after 8:00 p.m. last night. san jose police confirming that no church services were happening at the time. the church is located near san jose, a block away from the student services center. it's unclear if the school was placed on lockdown given the proximity to the crime scene. according to police, the grace baptist church often took in homeless people off the streets to get them out of the cold. it's unclear if the two people killed were homeless. >> i've seen people apparently people congregating there from time to time, around meal time, i assumed they were given them food. i've gone to a few community

meetings regarding managing the situation so it doesn't pose a threat to the community. >> so far this morning very few details as to what led up to this deadly stabbing or how many other people might have been stabbed in this act. the person who did this is still out there this morning. san jose police as far as we're told are actively looking for that person. we are working to find out when we will get an update from san jose police. as soon as we hear back more we'll let you know more on air and online. for now reporting live in san jose, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. this morning there is more hope for a vaccine for coronavirus. astrazeneca is announcing overnight its vaccine is up to 90% effective. jobina is at the live desk with the just released data. >> astrazeneca has been working with oxford university to develop a covid-19 vaccine. the latest trial results show that the vaccine is up to 90%

effective and that's encouraging news here. so vaccine trial participants were split into two groups. one group was given a half dose of the vaccine followed by a full dose one month later. that was 90% effective. the other group was given two full doses of the vaccine about a month apart. this was 62% effective. the average of both groups returned a 70% efficacy rate. a recent gallup poll found 42% of americans are not willing to be vaccinated. dr. jerome adams was on "gma" this morning asking people to trust approved vaccines. >> we have not cut any safety corners. most reassuring thing i can say to you, america, when they tell me that i can get the vaccine, i will get it because i know that's the best way to protect myself and to protect my family and my community. >> the surgeon general answered more viewer questions on "gma." you can watch that at 7:00 after abc7 mornings. reggie? >> thank you. governor newsom and his family are in quarantine for two weeks after a possible exposure to covid-19.

the governor tweeted last night three of his children were exposed to a chp officer who tested positive. he said he and his wife did not interact with the officer. newsom said his family tested negative yesterday. the revelation comes days after one of newsom's children started quarantining after possible exposure at school. a look at the latest numbers now, according to state data, there were more than 14,000 new cases just on saturday. that makes it one of three record breaking days over the week. the state's average daily number of coronavirus cases has tripled since october. when you look at the country's numbers, they show that one american is dying from this virus nearly every minute. happening today, there's a push to keep front line workers safe during the holidays. several california retail workers are expected to speak on behalf of their union. the news conference will start at 11:00 this morning. united food and commercial workers is calling for increased safety measures, stricter mask enforcement and for hazard pay.

the union represents 140,000 workers in california. as cases skyrocket here across the country and in the state, more and more people are trying to get tested and it's becoming frustrated. this weekend hundreds waited in san francisco in the mission district at this pop-up testing site. >> we had a little more than 500 people get tested. >> i actually took that video. i saw it firsthand. researchers teamed up with the latino testing researchers to set up this site. researchers are tracking patterns in hopes of finding solutions to slow the spread. the task force shared this pointed message. >> you have people that show up that maybe want to get tested because they want to go on a hawaiian vacation with their significant other. that's not why we're here. we're at these locations because

these individuals are living many people to one home, working essential jobs. >> this mission 24th street testing site will be open again from 9:00 to 4:00 today and again on tuesday same hours. they'll have more testing after thanksgiving. those will be in neighborhoods that been disproportionately affected including here in the mission. do you know what the riskiest holiday activities are this year? we have a new covid-19 risk calculator testing the safest and most dangerous things to do this season. test your knowledge and weigh the risks at abc7news.com or on our abc7 news app. with promising news on the vaccine timelines, california may be facing its next great covid-19 challenge. one possible problem unique to

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all right. we have a cold front moving through our neighborhoods. it's kicking up some clouds, even some mist out there. i've seen some drizzle in our higher elevations. be aware of that. it's definitely moist. you can see a bit of fog. look how uniform those temperatures are. 48 to 49 across the south bay. elsewhere we're mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s until you get to the north bay where the drier air moved in. 39 in napa, allowed some fog to develop around sebastopol and santa rosa. that's around all during the morning commute. here's your activity planner. other than a bit of mist this morning, a drier and sunny afternoon with temperatures average to a little bit above average. heading through 9:00, most of us around 50 to 53 degrees. at 11:00, 55 to 59. by 1:00, look at that, 58 to 64. that's pretty comfortable for this time of year. if there are some kids in school this week, about 3:00 letting out, 57 to 75.

rounding out through the evening commute we'll be chilly once again, back down around 52 to 55 degrees. your accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next. here's jobina with the morning commute. how is it going, jobina? >> pretty well so far this morning. thank you very much. good morning, everybody. so mike was talking about that fog earlier this morning. he said it would move south and it has. it's resting over san jose right now. be aware of that low visibility commuting in and out of there. in the north bay, around santa rosa and up towards healdsburg. bringing in a live look now showing you our 880 at the coliseum camera in oakland, it's filling in there but not too bad. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking nice. the metering lights came on at 5:39. so great sign there if you're looking to head out the door and into san francisco from the east bay. also starting today, three public transportation agencies will offer fare discounts to low-income riders paying with a clipper start card. they include the san francisco bay ferries, smart and marin transit. clipper start riders get 50% off

fares, petaluma transit and city bus and snom onoma transit willl offer the cheaper fares. a toddler is getting a lot of attention after his mom showed off his deejay skills. ♪ >> this is 2-year-old kingston williams on the ones and twos. the equipment belongs to his grand pop but kingston couldn't resist. his mom posted the video on facebook saying you have some competition, pops. >> why is he so into it? i love it. he's like, this is for real. >> this is the cutest boy ever also. look at him. >> can he livestream? >> i'd watch. >> i have not been to a dance party in a minute. you know i'm ready to dance in my living room. an update on marvel's "black

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developing news as we get closer to an approved covid-19 vaccine. state officials are working out the logistics of vaccine distribution. jobina is at the live desk with their biggest challenge. according to the southern california news group, the next big challenge is figuring out how to keep the covid-19 vaccines cold. so pfizer, moderna and astrazeneca need their vaccines to be kept at a certain temperature. they all vary. most of the specialized freezers cost between 7,000 and $15,000 each. freezer manufacturers say they're doing their best to keep

up with the surge in orders while dealing with significant backlogs. state and county officials have been working on the logistics of vaccine distributions since april. kumasi? >> all right. thank you. in the east bay, firefighters are still waiting to enter this berkeley apartment building where they contained a six alarm fire. crews were on the scene putting out hot spots that were flaring up yesterday morning. the fire broke out just before 6:00 saturday night. the building was under construction. nobody was inside. neighbors apartment buildings had to be evacuated. the fire chief says it could be a while before people get back in. >> we had difficulty reaching the scene of the fire. it's burning near the center of the building. we're not sure of the stability, we can't send anybody inside. we've been here since 6:00 last night. it could be as much as another 24 hours. city building inspectors are checking for damage in nearby buildings. at least one three-story apartment building had water damage. new video shows a skydiver

making a grand exit from a hot air balloon over southern california. >> whoo! >> this gives me anxiety looking at it. his name is josh newman, he swung from that balloon before freefalling to the ground. he has a parachute. it did deploy. he's fine. you didn't see it in the video. newman is an experienced skydiver from l.a. so please this should go without saying, so please don't do this. >> okay. new this morning, we're hearing from the florida man who saved the life of his 3-month-old puppy from the jaws of an ail datealligator. it was all caught on camera. the little dog is okay. but look at this video. the owner jumped into the water and pried the gator's jaws open. richard wilbanks spoke to "good morning america" about how all of this went down.

>> just came out from under the water like a missile coming out. grabbed on him, went back into the water. it all happened so fast. it was just reaction and, you know, adrenaline. >> he's now on a leash all the time. >> she said we're not going to have this again. >> so the dog, you can see there, gunner, was able to just run off eventually and only had a single puncture wound. this is like -- >> this is good florida. >> this is like top -- this is florida on so many different levels. this is really florida. the alligator, that man with that cigar in his mouth not bothered. it's just florida. >> that's what i noticed. he's got the cigar in his mouth the whole time. he was locked in on what he was doing, wasn't he? >> yes, he was. >> wow. >> i really like ep

>> that's not really florida. >> you can see all the countries. >> i thought you would go to wild kingdom or. >> disney's animal kingdom, mike. >> thank you. animal kingdom. let's go down to san jose where it's a little fuzzy this morning. they get a little mist out of that cloud deck moving through as the cold front continues to push north to south across our neighborhoods. about 49 degrees there. the sun will increase as the drier air rolls in. it will bring us average to above average highs today. less fog tonight with the drier air, that brings us colder conditions and a bit of frost possible in the usual deepest inland valleys. it will be coolest this week in the morning but also warmest in the afternoons. another dry cold front will roll through. here's the reason why we're having the pattern we're having all week. there's that area of high pressure, remember back to our drought years? it just stayed there the entire winter. right now it will stay there for the most part this week.

that's the reason why it is steering all these dry cold fronts our way. today, 57 in half moon bay. 59 in san francisco. 59 also in lake port. the rest of us around 60 to 66 degrees. tonight you can see some of the mid 30s in the deepest inland valleys. some neighborhoods that are colder will deal with that frost. most of us wake up in the 40s tomorrow under a mostly clear sky. with a cooler start, we'll end up just about the same temperatures in the afternoon hours with more sunshine, another dry cold front means cooler weather wednesday. thursday, thanksgiving looks really nice. we'll try to show you that planner coming up. i know for sure we will if you want to eat outdoors. saturday and sunday, some of our warmest afternoons after some of our coolest mornings. >> all right. thank you. now we're checking in with ginger for a look at what's coming up on "gma" at 7:00. good morning. >> hi, kumasi, hey, reggie. we have so much to get to on a monday on "gma." a third and major drugmaker announcing its vaccine is highly

effective. this is coming as millions of americans are packing airports across the country. we have some alarming images to show you this morning all before thanksgiving. and that is, of course, despite the cdc's dire travel warning. dr. jerome adams and new jersey's governor will join us to discuss. also this morning, prefreshf their american music awards performance, bts will join us live. we hope you'll join us right here on "gma." >> before we leave you, i need to ask you about "dancing with the stars." the finale is tonight. and do you still have your bet on neeve? >> i want neeve to win. i feel like caitlin has a great shot if it's based on dancing alone and she'll do a mulan

roush theme. unless we go for the underdog, that's justina. i'll stick with neeve. >> what about nelly? >> nelly is good, he's just like -- it's like -- i don't know. maybe it's the flips or something that is throwing me off. i expected him to be good. >> we'll see. >> you have to check out if you have not seen it, neeve's modern dance he did. it's really beautiful. i'm pulling for him. so good. >> that's the difference. nelly lives in music. so i fell like that's what he would be, it's just in him more than the others who had to learn. i had no music in me. you know? >> you did so well. >> all right. we'll see you at 7:00. thank you. >> thank you. new at 6:00, we are learning when filming for marvel's "black

panther 2" will start up and the question remaining who will be replacing chadman boseman's role. >> what happens now determines what happens to the rest of the world. >> the star's death from pancreatic cancer in august put things on hold but work will resume again in july. a few months later than planned. a lot of people are waiting to see how marvel will handle boseman's absence. "black panther" is the fourth highest grossing film of all time. marvel studios is own

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>> oh, my god. incredible. wow. just amazing. new at 6:00, talk about an incredible experience. this video of the northern lights putting on a stunning show in norway. it was taken at the aurora

borealis observatory. matthew robinson who captured this said it was breath taking to walk outside his door and see the dancolors dancing in the sk above. if you fly nonstop from the bay area to ireland or the united kingdom, get a window seat on the left side of the plane. i did that taking the red eye, for an hour i was like this looking out the window at the aurora borealis. it was something spectacular, especially at 40,000 feet. let's talk about what's going on. i recommend you head outside for thanksgiving. look at our turkeys, they're so excited they're dancing. cold in the morning, no doubt, if you're putting that turkeyov. 60 to 66 at 4:00. and then you'll need jackets and heaters during the evening hours, dropping down to 48 to 52 by 7:00. kumasi? >> thank you. new at 6:00, with just a few

days left until thanksgiving, there's not much time to prep the food. fear not we're here to shep. chef jeffrey zakarian is "good morning america" to give you some tips. today is the bests day for root vegetables that will add color to your menu and now is the time to start thawing the turkey. >> the rule of thumb is five pounds equals one day. take that turkey out if it's frozen today and keep it in the fridge to defrost it. >> so chef jeffrey also recommends making your cranberry sauce today, put it in the freezer for the perfect flavor add a splash of o.j. with ginger and sicinnamon. you can get the recipe and more on "gma" at 7:00. i got all my stuff yesterday. i got my greens. i'm making a peach cobbler. >> oh. >> are you cooking? >> got your stove top ready?

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age of covid-19. scenes like this playing out across the country and here at home. we're live with what travelers say is behind their decision to fly. and promising trial results for a third potential vaccine. i'm at the live desk with everything to know about astrazeneca's overnight announcement. black friday done differently. like pretty much everything else this year, our sneak peek at the deals you need to look out for this week. plus -- ♪ >> thank you, grandma, for watching from home. >> the 2020 american music awards giving us everything from the throwbacks to the top newcomers on abc. we have all the big moments as this morning we get ready for the bts superstars to perform on "gma." good morning on this monday, november 23rd. i know the bts army is ready to see that. first we'll check on your accuweather forecast and mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie, kumasi,

jobina. hi, everybody. let's look from our tower cam from mt. tam, it's 43. look at that gorgeous morning out there. if you're underneath it, it's a different perspective down in san jose. it's misty and a little bit foggy in some spots. let's show you where that thickest fog is right now and what you'll see is it's mainly up around santa rosa and also in san jose and out around the byron highway vasco road going from livermore up towards discovery bay and brentwood and antioch. with a light northerly wind this will continue to seep southward heading towards the morning commute before giving away to a mostly sunny air. we'll have drier air, brighter skies and 60 to 66 degrees for most of us. upper 50s for half moon bay, san francisco and lake port. more on the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. here's rej ji. >> thank you. a live look at sfo. new data so hes many people are ignoring medical advice and

flying ahead of thanksgiving. if you add all the traffic at sfo and our airports across the country you will find that 3 million of us boarded flights over just this weekend. amy hollyfield is live at the airport hearing from passengers this morning. >> it's busy here this morning. as we talk to passengers we're learning that it was just a calculated risk for everyone. look behind me. you can see the people here. they all kind of did that calculation in their head for themselves and decided the trip was worth it. we did see one woman wearing some kind of a protective suit for her flight. she had on goggles, gloves and a mask and this white suit. she's the most covered up we have seen. a lot of travelers have on gloves and goggles, an indication that they are worried but still going. one man said he thought twice about it but he said everyone has the week off, seems to be traveling so he decided to go, too. when he got here he did realize he does feel a bit nervous.

>> so, right now i'm feeling kind of nervous because you don't know whether people are really getting covid. there's a lot of people traveling. just try to do my best to protect myself. >> i think if you take the necessary precautions, i think the airlines have been doing a good job making sure they refilter the air, try to stay socially distant. getting tested before and after my flights to make sure i didn't contract anything along the way. and i feel like my parents are not in the at a risk age group. >> we just got the numbers from over the weekend. more than 3 million people in the united states went through security this weekend. that is down from a normal thanksgiving weekend. friday was down 1.5 million passengers from the usual. definitely the most traveling we've seen during the pandemic. so health officials have been begging people to stay home this holiday. it seems like some are agreeing

to do that, others, however, are going for it. reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. as cases skyrocket across the u.s., there's new hope this morning about a vaccine. jobina has a new report from astrazeneca. >> astrazeneca announcing overnight it's preparing to submit paperwork for emergency authorization for its covid-19 vaccine for countries around the world. the drugmaker is working with oxford university to develop the vaccine. trial results show the vaccine is up to 90% effective when people are given a half dose then a full dose a month later. the fda said it will review pfizer's request for vaccine authorization on november 10th. they hope it could prevent what happened to one family in texas. alexa said 15 family members got sick after some of them went to an indoor birthday party.

>> we all want to return to a sense of normalcy. i plea that my family's story can act as a learning lesson for all of us. we took precautions. i think that the story is how much do you love your family and are willing to protect them? >> she says her family wore masks and washed their hands, but it wasn't enough. cities and states are implementing new restrictions to flatten the curve. starting wednesday night, indoor and outdoor dining will be banned in l.a. county. masks will be required in public spaces like casinos. most bay area counties have a curfew because of rising cases. you can see all the purple tier counties. all nonessential work and gatherings are banned between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. sfrae san francisco is exempt from that county because it's in the red tier but is in danger of falling to the purple tier soon. abc7 news spoke with neighbors living near the border between

san mateo and santa clara counties and they say this curfew is meaningless when people can cross the border. >> i think it's kind of stupid. if one has it, i think the other one should too. >> there's a lot of movement between the two counties, and so it might make sense for both counties to have the curfew. santa clara county and local law enforcement are encouraging the public to call a covid hotline to report curfew violatorers. you can see where your county stands any time. our team is posting updates on this exclusive county tracker as new guidelines come in. check it out at abc7news.com or on our abc7 news app. happening today, a coalition of latinex elected officials will rally support from governor newsom. the group is calling on them to appoint a latinex person to the california senate seat that will be vacated by kamala harris. today's rally is set for 11:00 a.m. at san jose's mexican heritage plaza. dozens of leaders and community

members will get together for similar rallies across the state. this also comes as some of california's biggest female donors are urging governor newsom to select a woman to fill senator harris's seat. according to vox news, the democratic women will release a public letter today saying newsom should not replace harris and her senate seat with a white woman. the letter will appear as a full-page ad in the "l.a. times" and in the "san francisco chronicle." congresswoman karen bass and barbara lee are believed to be in consideration for this position. one of this year's rhodes scholars is a south bay native. we'll hear how she plans to use the honor to build a better bay area. and you are taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. right now we're up about 200 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. but first a check on your weather and meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> hi, guys. i'm taking a look at the current conditions out there right now.

and what we're seeing are temperatures that are just a bit milder in some areas, up to 17 degrees warmer in places like livermore. let's drive down into some neighborhoods. we'll go into the east bay. we have 48 in places like castro valley. 49 in fremont. 47 in san leandro. everyone else around 50 to 55 degrees under a mostly cloudy and even fog and mist in the air this morning. so watch out. maybe some slick spots around hayward. you can see that fog elsewhere. temperatures outside of the north bay in the upper 40s to low 50s. where we clear it out, mid to upper 30s in places like santa rosa and napa. when we clear it out, that's when the fog moved in after the high clouds and the low clouds in stoan jose moved out. they'll take all during the commute to get out of here. expect those foggy and misty areas. let's talk about what will happen this week. we'll start today, notice the storm track well to the north as we head through tuesday and wednesday. in fact, wednesday another dry

cold front as it leaves most of the moisture up to our north. as we head to thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, the high pressure gets stronger and pushes the storm track further to the north. look at the rainfall amounts in oregon and washington. pretty healthy. two-thirds to three quarters, while we receive absolutely nothing. all right. let's get over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. a live look right now at the bay bridge. metering lights came on at 5:39. it is not slow there. just a little slow once you get on to the bridge. moving over to a live look at the san mateo bridge, the high wind advisory has been canceled here. it is slowing down as people make their way westbound. mike mentioned the fog would be moving south, it certainly has. surrounding san jose, but it's gotten a bit better. you may run into low visibility and also moving into the north bay. i also have an update from fremont police here, just want to let you know mission boulevard between niles

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check out this beautiful shot from mt. tam. a colorful sunrise developing as some of the low clouds from that cold front and some of that mist and frog from the low hanging air is sitting there. mid to upper 50s by noon with mostly sunny conditions. mid 50s to 60 at 4:00. back to the low to mid 50s during the evening hours with a colder night on the way. for thanksgiving, not much changes. it will be chilly in the morning, 30s and 40s. 56 to 62 at noon. 60 to 66 at 4:00. and 48 to 52 in the evening hours. i know you're not supposed to travel, if you do, i want to let you know, if you're heading up to the sierra it's beautiful. dry all seven days. kumasi? >> thank you. developing news in the south bay. police are still on the scene of a deadly stabbing spree in san jose. two people are dead and others

are fighting life threatening stab wounds this happened at the grace baptist church near san jose state. julian glover is live at the scene. what do we know about the suspect? >> right now the latest word from san jose police is that the suspect is still out there this morning. we're still waiting to get an official update. a few details have been released like what led up to the stabbing and if it happened inside of the church or just on the church property at grace baptist church. here's some more details of what we know so far. it happened shortly after 8:00 p.m. last night or before 8:00 p.m. san jose police confirming no church services were happening at the time. the church is located near san jose state university. just about a block away from the student services center. that's where police have us pushed back this morning. it's unclear if the school was ever placed on lockdown given the proximity to the crime scene. according to police, the grace baptist church often took in homeless people off the streets

to get them out of the cold. unclear right now if the two people who were killed were, in fact, homeless. >> i've seen people apparently homeless gathering there for food or whatever services they were offering. i didn't -- i was not aware they were actually providing overnight residence for the homeless. >> back here live this morning. again, we are still waiting to get an update from san jose police. we're told they will come to us with some more information at some point this morning. again, the person who did this is still out there this morning and no word as to a motive or exactly what could have led up to this. for now reporting live in san jose, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. the abc7 news app is one of the best places to get updates on this investigation. we're sending out push alerts as we get new information in.

you can download the app to make sure you're getting breaking news alerts as they happen where you live. president-elect joe biden is moving forward with the transition process, though president trump has not actually conceded the election. jobina is at the live desk with more on the key cabinet picks that biden is expected to announce this week. >> president-elect joe biden may announce some of his cabinet picks as soon as tomorrow. sources tell abc news biden will nominate linda thomas-greenfield as u.n. ambassador. she's part of the transition team and previously served as assistant secretary of state for african affairs. biden is also expected to nominate his long-time adviser anthony blanken as secretary of state. he served as deputy secretary of state and deputy national security adviser during the obama administration. it's been nearly three weeks since election day. president trump still refuses to concede. it's frustrating a growing number of republicans. >> what happens here is quite

frankly the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. >> today michigan will decide whether to certify results or delay the process to allow an audit. the delay could send the issue to michigan's supreme court. pennsylvania has become the latest state to dismiss a trump campaign lawsuit saying there's no evidence of voter fraud. for the first time a uc santa cruz graduate has been selected as a rhodes scholar and she plans to use it to one day build a better bay area. she and 31 other americans were chosen virtually this year because of the pandemic but that did not lessen the enthusiasm. >> when they announced it, my name, i felt like i dreamed it. it was a dream come true. after we talked a bit, i turned off my computer, i opened my door and i was screaming to my parents saying i'm a rhodes scholar. i won. >> she said she will study economics and the environment with her oxford scholarship. she's already thinking about how

she'll use the knowledge to build a better bay area. >> i do respect the fact that right now people don't feel comfortable going on transit. we need to think long-term. even though we may not want the bus and train now, we'll need it in the future with human population growth increasing. how will we move all these people? >> the reason she's talking about that is because she's currently a transportation planner with the city of oakland. the 32 u.s. rhodes scholars selected this year are among the most diverse ever. now to your morning money report. there's no need to wait until friday for the best black friday deals. some of the biggest discounts are happening now. best buy is selling a laptop for $110 off. that's a 52% discount. kohl's has a ninja blender for $82 off. that's a 57% discount. macy's, you can get an air fryer for 20 bucks, that's 61% off. retailers expect more people to shop online this year because of the pandemic so they've been

spreading out deals so people can shop early. >> given the peak demand they're expecting, the earlier they can push the orders, the easier it is for them to fulfill the orders in time. >> becky woorley will have more deals at 7:00 on "gma" after abc7 news. let's look at the new york stock exchange. we're up about 282 points. the holiday season means it's a season of giving and we saw plenty of it across the country this weekend, especially with so many americans reeling from the effects of the pandemic this year. this was the scene at tyler perry studios in atlanta on sunday. the studio hosted a drive-through food distribution giving out boxes of groceries and gift cards to about 5,000 families in need. that line of cars stretched for miles lining up the day before on saturday. and in the north bay, volunteers with marin's performing stars put together

500 thanksgiving meal baskets. it was all made possible by donations including 500 turkeys from the salvation army and homemade cookies from the girl scouts. the baskets will be given out to low-income families in southern marin this week. and you can give where you live and help those in need this holiday season. up right now on our website, a list of food banks that could really use donations or even volunteers if you're in the giving spirit. this is all in partnership with feeding america, it's on our home page, abc7news.com. some others were not in some others weren't in the giving spirit. this happened in colorado. it was too much for people to handle. a fight broke out after someone tried to cut in line. during a pandemic? where are the masks? everyone knows if you're going to fight someone in line for an in and out burger, you first have to put your mask on.

things got out of hand after in and out opened the first two locations on friday. police say the wait to get served was nearly 14 hours. in aurora, a line stretched around the mall and they had to tell people, please forget it, just go home. >> i don't know what i would have the dedication to wait 14 hours for. i can't think. >> i first saw this story and i just assumed this was a covid test line. >> stop, friend. >> and that would at least be for a good cause. this is for a burger, which i have never understood the appeal. anyway, but i know people love it. it tastes like a burger to me. >> 14 hours. >> 14 hours. you would be pushing it at 14 minutes for me. >> that's pretty much the limit. >> our director lee got in my

ear and said you could drive to another one in 14 hours and probably have no line. >> thank you. >> brilliant. my wife had the same issue with a fight in a line this weekend. she did some christmas shopping. she was at a craft store, if you will, and the line was about 45 minutes. someone cut in. they called the police. >> don't cut. >> yes. she said over the loud speaker she hears, call 911, manager to the front of the store. because a fight broke out. >> at crafts? >> because someone cut in line. >> at the craft store? >> at the craft store. now, that would have been funny if they were throwing yarn at each other, but it didn't happen. funny store if it did. mt. tam, look at that. isn't that gorgeous? 43. here are your highlights. mostly sunny, once this cold front gets finished pushing through, which it will in the next couple of hours. we'll see the mist and the fog and all of that go away. a few passing high clouds.

frosty the next couple of nights and no rain. the seven-day forecast thanks to this area of high pressure. the jet stream is close to us. it's coming straight down from canada. it's land locked and bringing absolutely no moisture. 57 to 66, that's our spread from half moon bay into fairfield. tonight some of our deepest valleys will drop into the 30s. that means some neighborhoods that are always frosty will be frosty while the rest are in the low to mid-40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, another cold, dry front thanksgiving morning and thanksgiving night a rebound into the 60s and even warmer conditions heading into the weekend. possible frost during those mornings and we're going to hit upper 60s by sunday. quiet weather pattern. >> thank you, mike. nellie fresh off a throwback performance at the american music awards last night. host to raji p. henson kept

shows light. >> i'm just happy to be off the couch and in fashion. >> justin bieber brought out fellow chart-topper sean mendez. the weekend performed from an empty downtown los angeles. there he is with his face bandaged. he took home a handful of awards including favorite soul and r&b album and soul and r & b song, and taylor swift beat her own record including coveted artist of the year. >> haven't been able to see each other in concert, but i still feel really connected to you through the music. >> new this morning, k-pop group bts is fresh off their amas and is on "gma" for an encore performance. ♪ >> this is a morning show debut fotheir single "life goes on the."

they have been in quarantine together working on new music. they credit the extra time to credit a new hit called "dynamite." they won for best pop rock group. you can catch their full performance on "gma" coming up at 7:00. you know that you are big when you can get the mic to match your outfit. did you see that? there was a green mic, a blue mic, a white mic. where's your green mic? >> i'm not there yet. >> we're getting there, though. >> i might get there. some inspiration. >> i need to check today because i hear in the mail room there's a little lotion surprise for us, so -- >> really? >> we'll have to do that after the show. >> yeah, yeah,

if you're just joining us, the seven things you need to know. the announcement from astrazeneca saying it can be up

to 90% effective when given a full vaccine and half a dose a month later. one american is dying from the virus every minute. nearly 84,000 people are hospitalized in the u.s. that is a record high. number three. san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a church in san jose. at least two people are dead. it happened at grace baptist church. police said there were no services taking place at the time this happened and they are still looking for the person responsible. number four. president-elect joe biden is expected to nominate anthony blinken as secretary of state. the cabinet pick comes even as president trump refuses to concede. and number five. looking at this morning, hard to believe we have a really pleasant afternoon on the way but this cold front is kicking up some fog, as you can see, and a few areas of mist, even spotty drizzle in higher elevations. temperatures from 59 to 64 this afternoon. number six. taking a live look in san jose at 101, it's been a clear

commute around the bay area all morning long. you may run into some fog in the south bay. number seven. the 2021 release of younger, drawing beer lovers from all over the world. you don't have to sit out in the cold, you just get on a computer and order away. speaking of getting in line, if i can just reiterate again, if people need to get covid testing today, it is available at the 24th street b.a.r.t. station, ucsf is doing this along with the latino task force. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. also tomorrow. . i suggest you get there early. i got there yesterday at 9:30 and the line was wrapped around 24th street. there's great demand right now. it's not easy to get a test as i have tried multiple times. there's a place you can do it. >> also in the east bay, oakland, roots community center,

off international boulevard, you can walk up and go. good morning, america. breaking news overnight in the race for the coronavirus vaccine. a third major drugmaker announces its vaccine is highly effective, and the news this morning that the first covid vaccine could be available in just weeks. surgeon general jerome adams joins us live with the latest this morning. holiday hot zone. this as millions of americans pack airports across the country right before thanksgiving despite the cdc's dire travel warning. millions lining up to get tested ahead of the holidays facing new delays. and governors around the country facing furious backlash as they try to limit indoor gatherings to less than ten people. this morning, new jersey governor phil murphy joins us live only on "gma." transition turmoil. president-elect joe biden set to make major cabinet appointments.