wish we could practice here and fly to another place. i don't think that's happening. >> new restrictions are having a big impact on the 49ers. and new this morning, in the race to find a coronavirus vaccine, moderna just announced its next move. and a look at some of the best deals you'll find online. liz, i was thinking about this a second ago. we're stuck with that cybermonday name, right? it feels like it's 1993. >> it does. cyber. when was the last time anyone we know used cyber. there's something, i guess, that's become tradition, heart warming about it. >> i guess so. we're nostalgic now for the '90s. awesome. >> all right.

well, good morning. it's monday, november 30th. hope you all ate lots of good food this weekend, but some big news this morning. moderna will ask the fda for emergency authorization use for its covid-19 vaccine today. the massachusetts-based company released its latest trial results just an hour ago. it says so far it found the vaccine is just over 94% effective. moderna following pfizer in requesting emergency authorization use. the fda is scheduled to discuss pfizer's vaccine next week and they could do the same for moderna on the 17th. we have assembled the abc vaccine team to bring you the most complete coverage and updates as they come in. surging covid-19 cases means that san francisco and san mateo counties have to roll back to the most restrictive purple tier and that means those two

counties are part of the statewide curfew for purple. gyms also have to operate only outdoors. top attractions like the academy of sciences are closed. indoor worship not allowed in purple tier counties. >> we would like to see something that's more reasonable that erring on the side of safety but also respects our first amendment right to worship. >> kumasi and i were just out here at the new sky star wheel that debuted only last month and it already has to close. management is working with people who purchased tickets or rescheduled their visit. the same goes for museums. >> santa clara county is worried about the rising covid-19 cases there as well. the number of people who could potentially end up in the hospital. the county announced new rules that just went into effect at midnight. the order includes limiting capacity in stores to 25% or 10%

depending on the type of store. a ban on sports, that impacts the 49ers, and a mandatory two-week quarantine for some travelers. julian glover is live at mineta san jose airport with more. good morning. >> good morning. one of the first things the directive says is that travel is discouraged but many bay area residents are decided to pack inside of a plane and to see family members far away for thanksgiving or maybe get inside of a car. if they travel further than 150 miles away, they will have to quarantine for 14 days. now the mandatory quarantine for people traveling into santa clara county went into effect first thing this morning as average covid cases hit new levels this weekend. this covers residents and non-residents of the county requiring people to self-quarantine am hot home.

the only exceptions are passing through and patients getting treatment at a hospital. no specifications on how a negative test could get you out of quarantine early. despite travel numbers by tsa down more than half compared to the weekend after thanksgiving last year, travelers described busy bay area airports. >> i got off the plane yesterday, got back yesterday, and airports were busy. you know, it doesn't seem like it because you don't see a lot of cars outside and stuff like that, but for some reason inside is just really busy. >> santa clara county is requiring transit hubs about the new quarantine. it's unclear if at all how this will be enforced by the county. the order runs until it is rescinded or modified by the county health director here in santa clara county. reporting live outside of mineta

san jose airport, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. we'll stay in the south bay, the 49ers are looking for a place to practice and play. there's a ban on all contact sports in santa clara county and that includes professional teams. the ban will remain in place until at least december 21st. the 49ers have two scheduled home games before then. the first is next monday against the bills, a game that airs on abc7, and another on december 14th against washington. >> we can handle anything, we understand how big of a deal this virus is. we are -- that's why we're so committed. we feel like we have done it as good as we can, not only protected ourselves and protected our community. >> right now we don't have a home. right now we don't know where we'll be. it's up to the organization and the county to figure those things out. >> coach kyle shanahan says safety is his top concern as they look for a place to practice and play. the immediate future of several other teams in santa

clara county are being ironed out. the sharks are getting ready to start training camp. in the college ranks, there's stanford, santa clara and san jose state. san jose state's athletic director said they'll decide on team practices and when and where to play with the school administration and the mountain west athletic conference. you can check out details of the coronavirus cases in your county by going to our interactive map at abc7news.com. >> congress returns to washington today for one last attempt to make a deal on a challenging list of items. covid-19 relief, nearly 1$1.5 trillion spending package and defense policy are on the table. most important piece of business is preventing a government shutdown when a temporary spending bill expires next friday. but it may be difficult to overcome divisions about a delayed covid relief package

which is also a top priority. today president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris will receive their first presidential daily briefing. this comes as biden announced his white house communications team led entirely by women. elizabeth schulze has more on what biden is focusing on to build his team. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden is filling positions in his administration announcing members that will be key in tackling the pandemic and economic crisis. the biden team revealing an all-women senior communications staff with jen psaki as press secretary. biden is expected to announce key members of his economic team this week. late sunday the president-elect leaving a doctor's office after fracturing his foot. biden's doctor said he suffered the injury while playing with his dog and will need to wear a walking boot for several weeks.

trump taking to twitter to criticize chris krebs, the cybersecurity chief he fired who said the election was the most secure in history. krebs doubling down on that claim telling 60 minutes -- >> i did it right. we did it right. this was a secure election. >> reporter: the president's legal team and allies lost at least 31 cases contesting the election or alleging fraud. in a recount in wisconsin requested and paid for by the trump campaign confirmed biden's win in the state in a fox interview on sunday, trump continued to make these unfounded claims. >> this election was rigged. this election is a total fraud. >> reporter: president-elect biden and vice president-elect kamala harris will receive their first presidential daily briefing today, a process that was delayed because of president trump's refusal to concede. elizabeth schulze, abc news, washington. usps mail carriers are getting an early start this morning. they want to make sure they get those packages where they need to go as soon as possible.

usps trying to keep up with the huge demand on delivery right now, especially because of the pandemic. it's offering a click and ship feature online, so you don't even have to leave your house to send something. you can order boxes, you can print shipping labels, even request next-day package pickup from your house. now let's go over to sue with a look at what's happening in traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we started overnight with a couple of major accidents, a fatality and an accident with a sigalert. this has been cleared. it's in the lafayette area, it was eastbound 24 near okay hill. all lanes are open and traffic is getting by rather nicely. to the bay bridge toll plaza, a few more cars than we saw on friday. still no delays as you make your way into san francisco. a few brake lights making the s-turn in towards the tunnel. the san mateo bridge, a 14-minute drive from 880 across the cause way, up the high rise and up towards foster city and

san mateo towards 101. looking good there. let's look at your early morning drive times. it's getting a little bit slow. tracy into dublin, westbound 580, that's typical. highway 4 into concord is looking good. your drive across the golden gate bridge from san rafael to san francisco is under 20 minutes. >> thank you. an enormous construction project will break ground today. if you use 19th avenue on the west side of the city, expect delays. the project calls for safety improvements, replacement of underground sewer and water mains and bus stop changes. the more than two-year project will happen in four phases. the first phase involves the southbound lanes of lincoln way and noriega street. all right. good to see you. hope you had a nice thanksgiving. >> i did. how was yours? >> it was nice. ate a lot, which was good.

coming up, the alleged social media post that has a police officer in trouble this mrning. and the university of california extended the application deadline after its admission website went down. the filing period for fall 2021 has been extended to 11:59 on friday december 24th. and how the pandemic is changing the way many people shop this holiday season. and a live look outside at the embarcadero with the hol welcome to 15 days of saving up to $500 on fast, in

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a man who died after being shot over the weekend was an up-and-coming rammer. alexander mark antonyyo was known as lil yase. he was dropped off at the hospital suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. dublin police saervices they located a crime scene near the dublin b.a.r.t. station.

police are investigating a stabbing that left one person badly injured this happened at capital avenue near mckee road at a target store. no word on a possible motive for the attack. this morning a police officer in monterey county is on administrative leave as the department investigates a post he allegedly made on social media. the police chief of pacific grove says she is deeply concerned by this post which made disparaging remarks against the black lives matter movement. it was made on the platform parlor and it is described as a place for free speech. the department said this type of conduct is unbecoming of any police officer. all right. high schoolers, listen up. the university of california extended its application deadline after its admissions website went down. the filing period for fall 2021 has been extended to 11:59 p.m. on friday december 4th. it was supposed to close today

just before midnight. students complained on social media about not being able to access the site. the university is urging students not to procrastinate and to submit applications before friday night. today is the old fashion named cybermonday and it could be the largest day of sales on this day ever. last year americans spent $9 billion and forecasts say we'll be up 35% from that. here's deirdre >> reporter: holiday shoppers expected to break all records for online shopping in a single day. >> we're super excited about cyber monday this year, more than ever. >> reporter: with retailers offering some serious bargains around cyber monday. beats headphones regularly $299, now $169. 75 inch 4k tvs cut from $799 to $499. this kitchen aid mixer now $279, a savings of $100. the pandemic changing not just how we shop this holiday season

but also why. >> this is a moment where people are gifting and giving to their friends and family as a way of boosting their spirits. >> reporter: and it's also about the kinds of purchases that make sense in a time of social distancing. >> home goods doing super well, outdoor stuff. >> reporter: with retailers expecting reduced foot traffic in their brick and mortar stores, those were mobile apps are out ahead. shopping by phone accounts for nearly half of all online holiday sales so far. all spending giving a real boost to the economic recovery. deirdre bolton, abc news, new york. if you're looking for a guide, we have one. cybermonday 2020, it's right on our website. go to abc7news.com. i will be participating, you? >> for sure, but i feel like cybermonday was just like black friday. >> it's all the same thing. >> yeah. >> just like how every day is the same day. the shopping is now just, you know, blended into one big blur.

>> mm-hmm. >> hi, mike. how are you? >> hi, haven't stopped shopping since, what, early last week. so, yeah, every day new deals. it's like christmas. you open up the email, hey, new deals. new presents. all right. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. we could use some rain out there. i'm here to tell you it's not happening on this last day of november. we'll end it the same way we've enjoyed most of these november days with sunshine and temperatures a little bit above average. here we are from mount tam, notice we're looking south towards san francisco. camera not bouncing hardly at all because there's just not a breeze out there. so becoming sunny today after a few high clouds this morning. highs average to above. it will be clear tonight and chilly with frosty areas, colder bho mornings and warmer afternoons will continue. here's the temperatures, 32 in napa and santa rosa.

the air is super dry out there. as you can tell by my voice. but there may be just a little bit of thin frost out there as there's been the last couple of days. 33 in livermore. 39 at san jose and san mateo. 41 in oakland. 47 in san francisco. here's a dry cold front, see those clouds up around live doppler 7, yep. that's it. there may be a few showers up around eureka and crescent city, otherwise our high pressure has moved off to the east, dominated us over the weekend. but another one will build behind this cold front. that will keep us dry. here's your microclimate, 62 to 65 through most of the south bay, 63 in san jose. look at morgan hill and gilroy, 68 degrees. 61 to 63 today on the peninsula with 62 at san mateo and millbrae. 56 at half moon bay. then 57 for the rest of our coastal communities. you see low 60s in downtown. 61, over towards sausalito, 62. the mid to upper 60s around

santa rosa and cloverdale, easily the warm spots along with morgan hill and gilroy. 61 to 62 along the east bay shore. 63 in hercules. as we head into the east bay valleys, 64 to 68 degrees today. brentwood at 68. a few more clouds tonight. there could be a little bit of fog along the coast and also in the usual spots up in the north bay. temperatures maybe not quite as cool as this morning. a lot of mid to upper 30s. until you get around san rafael, richmond, oakland, san mateo at 41. half moon bay at 42. 45 in san francisco. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast. around 56 to 60 at the coast all seven days. 62 to 66 around the bay. about 66 to 68 inland. a few clouds in the sky on thursday. few low clouds on friday. otherwise push your umbrella back to the closet you won't need it any time soon. >> sounds good. thank you. i've been looking up

synonyms for cyber. >> and? >> it's not great out there. online monday. digital monday. computer monday. >> how about just another manic monday? >> love it. yeah. exactly. that's what this is for sure. all right. next, the 7 things to know this morning. and an unexplained metal sculpture that popped up in utah has now disappeared. the growing buzz this morning. and was we fight the coronavirus pandemic california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. abc7 wants

welcome back. it's 5:22. if you're just joining us, here's the 7 things to know this morning. number one, san francisco and san mateo are now in the purple tier. that means a curfew starting tonight from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. for nonessential businesses. it lasts until at least december 21st. number two, santa clara county implemented a mandatory two-week quarantine for travelers coming into the county from 150 miles or more away. essential workers, people

passing way and people getting hospital treatment are exempt. moerderna will ask for emergency for its vaccine today. will have his first security briefing today. it comes after he sprained his ankle walking his dog yesterday. santa rosa, 68 today, inknee nine degrees warmer than average. it's quiet out there. we have a drive time leaving the central valley of about 45 minutes or so headed from dublin pleasanton over the altamont pass. and number seven, today is expected to be the biggest cybermonday ever. online sales could reach $13 billion. analysts say the deepest discounts will be on toys, electronics and appliances. in today's "gma" first look,

a mysterious metal sculpture that showed up in the utah desert is creating more buzz this morning. here's will reeve. in this morning "gma first look," what is happening with that strange structure in a utah desert. >> we showed up, there was nothing there. for a moment we were just in disbelief, like what is happening? it's really scary. i was nervous. >> earlier this month utah officials happened upon this 10 to 12-foot three-sided metal beam. theories abounded. was it art, aliens? massive fans of 2001 a space odyssey? then as fast address s it appea vanished. almost without a trace. >> almost hard to investigate where we don't know where it came from, when it was there or where it went. >> coming up, we'll speak with

someone who saw the monolith before it vanished. i'm will we've, abc news. so what's one road that rose above all other words in 2020? merriam-webster released its word of the year. wait for it. surprise. pandemic. of course. it's based on analysis of words that are looked up in extremely high numbers in its online dictionary. some other top words include defund in response to the killing of black people by police officers, mamba after kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash in january and mularkey after joe biden used it during a presidential debate. i have a hard time saying mularkey without using an irish accent. >> yeah. and a lot of those words we never will want to hear again after this year. >> 2020 and done. move on. >> please. we're coming back with

another full 90 minutes of news including a zoo break in. the birds that are missing this morning. also concern about a crush of online orders. how delivery services are trying to keep up on this manic monday. san francisco is starting the week off with more closures. i'm amy hollyfield, that story coming up. and a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning at 5:26. we'll be right back.

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it doesn't seem like it outside, but inside it's busy. >> travelers returning from holiday travel in one bay area county will have to quarantine for two weeks. the new requirement that just went into effect. i tried to get tested as regularly as possible, at least once a week because of my job. i work in the community. >> post-holiday testing and more. the effort to understand if thanksgiving led to covid spread. >> and mike is tracking the forecast that is warmer and drier than average. good morning. welcome to monday, november 30th. >> yes. let's check the weather with mike. mike, it really was a beautiful weekend. >> yes, it was. i'm glad a lot of you enjoyed it. we have more of it if you had to work this weekend, if you're off a couple of days during the week, we'll continue this trend. minor fluctuations from day-to-day, but it will be hardly noticeable.

right now looking from the east bay hills, 53 degrees. looking back on relatively clean air. we have moderate air quality most of this week, which is healthy. it's not good in that category, but it is in a good place. all right, here's a look at our breezes. pretty light except for along the coast where we're gusting up to 16 around half moon bay, that's keeping fog from forming there. speaking of half moon bay, 56. the peninsula coast will be in the upper 50s, we'll reach we'la san francisco, palo alto. morgan hill, santa rosa at 68 degrees. it's the last day of november, no, it doesn't feel like it. reggie? >> thank you. san mateo and san francisco counties are joining most of the bay area now with the curfew starting tonight, that goes in effect from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the counties got bumped back to the purple tier over the weekend meaning many businesses are having to close again. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at

golden state park this morning. >> good morning. this is one example of a place that has to close. the dejong museum. so people were excited when this was allowed to reopen, it's closing again now that we're in the purple tier here in san francisco. the purple tier also means gyms must close their indoor areas. some gyms can move their workouts outside, those with large pieces of equipment like climbing walls are not so lucky. indoor worship services must close down. san francisco's archbishop is not happy about it. >> i want to see what legal options we have available. it's not a matter of we don't want any -- we don't want to bide by restrictions. we issued our safety protocols months ago and they've been effective. i don't understand why this is not being recognized. >> sometimes i don't feel as close to jesus when i don't come to his home. i'm going to miss him

>> the new ferris wheel in golden state park is also now closed. it had just opened last month for the first time. the california academy of sciences and the dejong in golden state park shut down. the state requires the county to stay in a tier so this purple tier for at least three weeks before it can possibly move to another level and purple is the most restrictive tier. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. here's a look at some of the latest numbers. more than 15,000 cases were reported in california on sunday. that's the second highest count we have ever seen. the seven-day average is nearly 14,000 cases. the number of people hospitalized is more than 7,400. that's more than triple what we saw just a month ago on october 29th. the 14-day positivity rate now at 6.1% which is double a month ago. that's an indicator of a real high transmission rate of the

violence. >> 6.1. not great. santa clara county is concerned that local hospitals could get overwhelmed with the rise in cases. starting today the county is requiring a quarantine for travelers coming from 150 miles away. the only exceptions are for essential workers and people who are just passing through without staying overnight. we found one traveler who was about to depart for korea where there are much stricter rules. >> i'm going to be quarantined for 14 days out matically, but i need two negative tests to get out. if i have a positive test at all, i'm put in isolation through christmas and new years. >> the pandemic and travel advisories have significantly curbed holiday travel. on saturday, about 964,000 people passed through tsa gates. that's down from 2.6 million from last year. doctors across the country are worried hospitals will soon be seeing a surge within a surge.

more cities and states are imposing shutdowns hoping to protect health care systems from getting overwhelmed. here's kenneth mouton with more. >> reporter: harsher restrictions are about to take effect for more americans as health officials brace for another deadly surge in coronavirus cases. >> i believe the next 6 to 12 weeks will be the darkest weeks in modern american medical history. >> reporter: a three-week stay-at-home order begins today in los angeles county. people in the county are being urged not to gather with anyone outside their household, even if it's outdoors. >> still have to go out and get the things we need, but say at home as much as we can. >> i think people aren't taking it seriously enough. i think the restrictions need to be tighter. that's the only way we'll get rid of this. >> reporter: across the country this morning nearly 100,000 people are hospitalized with the virus. in november alone more than 4

million americans have been infected, more than twice the number in october. experts warn the holiday could become a superspreader. >> if you're young and you gathered, you need to be tested about five to ten days later. you need to assume you're affected and not go near your grandparents, aunts and others without a mask. >> reporter: the tsa screening more than 8 million people over the holiday travel period. tens of millions also hit the road. dr. anthony fauci says restrictions and travel advisories will be necessary for the christmas holiday. >> what we expect unfortunately as we go for the next couple weeks into december, that we might see a surge superimposed upon the surge we're already in. when i give that message, i don't want to frighten people except to say it's not too late for us to do something about this. >> reporter: with potential vaccines around the corner, preparations are under way for distribution. united airlines is now shipping

doses of pfizer's vaccine. >> and moderna will seek emergency approval for its vaccine today with data showing the vaccine is 94% effective. the announcement comes as the north bay company works on a nasal spray to prevent the illness. parnell pharmaceuticals has to get fda approval before it can make claims about effectiveness. they have done small sample tests but wants to do large chemical trials. the main ingredient is pentetic acid which is in makeup products. the mill valley middle school will resume classes today for the first time in nine months. marin county is the only bay area county that is still in the state's red tier. schools in the purple tier have to now get a waiver. and today is cybermonday, but don't call it that to reggie. local businesses say they'll be opting out of it. the logistics that have them

saying no to online sales. how about working from home in paradise? the group that will pay for your round trip airfare to hawaii. we don't exactly have tropical weather here, but it's not bad. >> well now they want us to go to hawaii? >> look, the messaging is confusing. >> i thought they didn't want us for a while. it is. it really is. i can't wait to have you clarify it for me. let's look at what's going on. hi, everybody. we definitely got temperatures all over the place compared to yesterday. especially along the coast where that breeze is keeping half moon bay about 13 degrees warmer. even though the peninsula on the other side on the bay side is warmer we're looking at the possibility of frost around redwood city at 33. close at menlo park, 35. foster city in san mateo, 39. everybody else in the 40s. let's look at some other areas, san ramon, 32. the air is so dry that it's hard to get any frost to form. it's definitely out there and it's very light. try not to step on your grass or

it will definitely turn it brown and make it that way for the rest of the winter. 32 in napa and santa rosa. here's a look from the ecamera, the hills it's quiet. 53 degrees with a west-northwest wind at 3 to 6 miles per hour. so your commute is fog-free, cold and mild. calm and smooth no matter which way you're going. looking at future radar. here's tuesday, you can see storm systems to the northwest, they get close wednesday night into thursday, but really all it is going to do is increase high clouds wednesday and low clouds thursday. by thursday afternoon into friday the storm track is back well to the north. way up into canada and then saturday you can see one more cold front gets close, but again, it just brings us some cloud cover and maybe drops our temperature a couple degrees. we'll look at the accuweather coming up. let's get over to sue and find out about the morning commute. >> good morning. i thought we would look at some of your bridge drive times if you're headed out this monday

morning at 5:38. golden gate bridge getting across the span is just about 6 minutes. bay bridge, no delays behind the toll plaza, a ten-minute drive across the span. san mateo bridge looking great from 880 to 101. less than 15 minutes. a live look outside, this is the richmond-san rafael bridge, just a few cars heading towards the toll plaza and across the span over towards marin county. there's your bridge drive, the fog and just a few clouds coming across the span. you'll have four lanes for the southbound drive and two lanes for the n

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this sale won't last, so click, call, or visit a store today! all right. welcome back. we'll take a look at your day planner. let's plan your day around the temperatures and the sky condition. a few passing high clouds right now. temperatures in the low to mid

30s inland to near at the bay. 42 at the coast. 55 to 61 at noon. 54 to 62 at 4:00. and then 50 right around 50 with a clear sky at about 7:00. all right. here's a look at the state today, other than up around eureka and crescent city, a few showers there and 52. most of us in the 60s. even yosemite until we get to southern california. mid to upper 70s. i want to circle back to tahoe where it's sunny and 52 today. normally that would be great if there's some snow to ski on. other than us making snow, mother nature providing nothing the next seven days with highs average to a little bit above. freezing cold at night. temperatures around 20 degrees. even the sierras are having a hard time getting this season started. liz? >> all right. thank you. there's an effort under way to understand if thanksgiving led to covid spread.

ucsf and the latino task force are holding post-holiday testing. abc7 news reporter luz pina spoke to the experts. >> mario. >> reporter: mario was one of more than 500 people tested at the excelsior test tight. >> i try to get tested as regularly as possible, like once a week if i can. >> is that because of your job? >> yeah, it's because of my job. i work in the community. >> reporter: three miles away in the mission district, more than 500 others were also tested. >> i don't think i got contracted or anything because i'm around my family member but there's always that possibility. >> reporter: these are two covid-19 test sites. the others were in the bay view and the tenderloin. >> places where access to testing is not as high, and we selected these four based off census tracking data. >> reporter: behind these sites are ucsf researchers and the latino task force, hoping to get

some answers. what are you hoping to find? >> one of the things we're hoping is to identify cases. we're also looking at wanting to make sure that we bring testing to the communities most affected. and then we're trying to also understand sort of what's driving a lot of, you know, other things that are driving increased cases. >> reporter: at one point in the excelsior, there were more than 30 cars in line. they're attributing that success to those volunteers who went door to door for four days. >> tatiana hernandez. >> my name is natalie medina. >> reporter: for tatiana volunteering is personal. >> i have experienced a lot of family member who's have passed aay from corona. >> reporter: tonight she hopes the data collected prevents others from going through the pain her family is experiencing. >> yes, we'll hit you with a text, but if it's positive, we'll call. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. we turn to cybermonday. it could be the biggest sales

day that we've seen online. shoppers spent a record number on thanksgiving day and black friday. today retailers could take in 12$12.7 billion. that would be a gain of 35% compared to last year and it would make it the biggest digital shopping day ever. >> so many individuals are working from home, kids and teenagers are learning from home. and so really the only option to shop safely is from home which is why we'll see a surge on online shopping on monday. >> the items moving most are toys, computers, and tvs. >> the crush of orders could cripple delivery services and keep them from delivering packages ontime. fedex is hiring 70,000 workers for the season, and u.p.s. will hire more than 100,000 temporary workers. make sure you plan ahead. shop and ship early or buy online and pick up in the store.

independently owned businesses have been struggling during the pandemic but some tell us they're opting out of this year's cybermonday. plants and friends in san francisco says small business saturday is their busiest day of the year. sales were up 50% compared to a regular saturday during the pandemic. while the business does have an online store, they're not participating in cybermonday deals and discounts. >> or online sales are more expensive to the retailer in addition to having a brick-and-mortar space and your staff that's there to process all of your orders, there is the extra time that goes into answering all of those emails and trying to make those extra connections. there's the web hosting fees. there's the extra processing fees for delivery orders. >> harmony tells us staff already work overtime on top of their in-store hours to keep up with the online sales. she says human connection with your local business is something you can't get online.

all right. the here's an unfortunate story. two exotic birds are missing from the fresno zoo. someone broke in and stole the animals. one of them is critically endang endangered, that's a sulfur crested cockatoo. the other is a nickel pigeon which is near threatened. the thief cut the lock at the aviary on 4:30 sunday morning. the thief stuffed the birds into a duffel bag before escaping. the zookeepers are urging the person to return the birds as soon as possible because both are older and need specialized care. >> now to a different kind of theft, though this still fits into the bird category. a new study finds that seagulls know exactly when they should snatch your food. researchers at the university of bristol in england tracked a group of seagulls using gps devices to study their behavior and foraging skills. they found the gulls had the flexibility to adapt to human

time schedules to help them thrive. so if you're eating outdoors, don't be surprised when that seagull swoops in at just the right second. i've been bitten by a seagull before. >> wow. >> what? >> were you fighting, wouldn't let it take your sandwich? >> no. i was actually doing a stingray thing in the cayman islands where you swim with the sting y stingrays in the wild. that sounded very bougie. so i was doing that. and i had a fish or squid or something in my hand, and it came and just swooped down and took it from my hand. at the same time also got me to start bleeding in the deeps of the water. which is not what you want. >> yeah. all right. >> when you're surrounded by sea life. >> i don't know. i'm not sure the caymans are known for their shark life. >> they're there. >> you don't want to be bleeding in the ocean, do you.

yeah. i've done that. it's fun. it's not bougie. it's something every family should do. >> my dad was on the boat he said what did i tell you? >> told you not to get in that water. >> he did. >> let's look at what's going on from mount tam. my goodness. so, you know what else is being stolen is our rain season. i mean, we know because of climate change that our rain season is about 70 to 80 days shorter now than it was just a couple decades ago. it's definitely rearing and reflecting that i should say right now being so dry in august and october, excuse me, and now in november. becoming sunny today, highs average to above. no rain there. clear and calm, chilly and frosty. that's a little bit of moisture, not really rain.

a dry pattern all the way throughed t through the weekend. no rain in this forecast. here's some high clouds moving through. a few low clouds near the coast. here's a cold front that is leaving the moisture up in the pacific northwest. it's going to come through here quietly and that's just not going to have any effect on our weather. 56 at half moon bay seems so cool compared to everybody else. especially when you look at 68 at santa rosa and morgan hill. 66 in livermore. and also in concord. 62 today in oakland and san mateo. tonight we'll have 30s just about everywhere except for around the bay where we have low to mid 40s out at the coast. my accuweather seven-day forecast, day-to-day fluctuations barely there. even our microclimates will be clear. new at 6:00, the case set to go before the supreme court today that could affect the number of congressional seats for california. but first, tiktok deadline, the new timeline for the popular

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welcome back. tiktok is getting more time to finalize a deal to sell the short form video app. this is the second extension in less than a month. the deadline was originally set for november 12th. it was pushed back to the 27th of november. now the trump administration gave tiktok until this friday to finalize a proposed takeover deal by oracle and walmart. the president called the app a danger to international security. hawaii officials are trying to woo workers to the islands. they promise it is the best place to work from home.

the group movers and shakas is aiming to bring more high-skilled white collar work to the state. hawaii's tourism has been decimated by the pandemic. the first round of applicants was just approved. they will get round trip airfare to honolulu. in exchange these remote workers have to commit to being good stewards of the hawaiian islands and do volunteer work at a non-profit. i was reading about this. there's a bay area person who is already doing this. this works out really well as long as you're still getting your bay area salary. as soon as those companies decide to reduce it, you're going to be finding yourself probably coming back home. >> i was thinking that their cost of living is just a little bit less than ours? it's pretty close, isn't it? >> pretty close. i have my sunscreen ready.

i'm good to go. my flight is later today. i wish. that would be fun, wouldn't it? they do sponsor us a lot. maybe we could work something out? maybe? all right. let's take a look at what's going on. we just finished for some of us an extended holiday weekend. i'm already looking to this weekend. and you can see, look at those temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, even out along the coast where we'll have a light offshore breeze. that offshore breeze tapers a bit. we'll lose maybe two degrees for saturday. we're still looking at low to mainly mid 60s, a few upper 60s inland. again sunday looking around 60 to 68 degrees with sunshine and a light breeze. liz? >> all right. thanks. a lot of people maybe teach their dogs to sit, stay or shake. but what about balance on a motorcycle? this is bogie, the 11-year-old mixed breed who has traveled

across the philippines with his owner. the dog has his own helmet, aviators and a custom jacket. loving the aviators. his owner said he bought bogey for $2 when he was a puppy. by four months he could balance on the bike with no problem. as you c imagine, bogie attracts a lot of attention and people wanting to take selfies with him. how many instagram followers does bogie have? >> that's the coolest dog i've seen. >> really cool dog. >> he's big to be balancing on the handlebars like that. way to go. all right. new at 6:00, the challenge that comes with reopening schools. the nation's largest school district is ready to give it another shot while an east bay school district weighs its options. people making their way back to santa clara county. if they traveled further than 150 miles away for thanksgiving they will have to quarantine for 14 days. i'm julian glover live outside of mineta san jose with the details on this mandatory

quarantine. and the shift towards a biden presidency. the president-elect has named

now at 6:00, travelers flying home after the thanksgiving holiday. the new rule for those returning to santa clara county. >> moderna is about to take a big step forward in the race for a vaccine. the announcement from the drugmaker this morning.

. >> president-elect joe biden making key announcements about his white house team. i'm elizabeth schulze. the latest on the transition coming up. and plan ahead to get those holiday gifts arriving on time. the steps to take now before dropping off a package at the post office. >> good morning. it's monday, november 30th. sue, mike, reggie, good to see you guys. >> good morning. mike, how are we looking today? >> a lot of sunshine. kind of the theme to this forecast is it's going to be dry once again as we end november and move into december. push the umbrella way into the back of the closet. don't even need to worry about it for several days, which is unfortunate in one respect and nice into the other. we have to enjoy it while we have it. let's talk about it. surface winds are light. not much of a windchill, but also that allows the temperatures to drop rapidly. i'll show you some freezing cold neighborhoods coming up in the next