continue. what elon musk is telling employees about returning to the office. >> we hope this is lasting. that we can have a lasting change. hopefully, a lesson learned for everyone. kumasi: the sudden about-face from a popular apparel company and what the ceo is saying after reopening its doors. reggie: bart's new vision. the proposed new visions, the agency once your input. good morning, welcome to friday, november 11. it is veterans day. kumasi: a check of our forecast withdrew. drew: chilly temperatures into the 30's right now. 36 in some of our coldest spots. look at palo alto, down to 36 degrees. several layers topped off with your winter jacket is needed.

here is the frost advisory. essentially, the same areas we had the frost advisory yesterday. a big chunk of the bay area where temps are in the 30's. we could see some areas dip into the upper 20's before the sun gets up. frost could be on your windshield and outdoor plants. this is our east day hills camera. sharp visibility, mainly clear skies. we will see sun and high clouds as the morning goes on. partly cloudy skies, more sunshine later this afternoon. temperatures in the 50's and low 60's. tomorrow, more rain moving into the picture. we detail that timeline coming up. kumasi: new developments this morning when it comes to twitter. elon musk telling employees the san francisco-based company could file four up c. musk held an impromptu meeting with workers yesterday. abc news obtained audio from that meeting from a lawyer representing former twitter employees in a lawsuit against

the company. musk demanded employees return to the office all time or they will be let go. we will have more on that meeting coming up in the next half-hour. the country is still waiting for final results from tuesday's election to find out what will happen with the balance of power in congress. some of these races are way too close to call. jobina: with the george it -- georgia senate race set for a runoff, all eyes are on arizona and nevada. arizona released new results slightly boosting democrats. they have hundreds of thousands of ballots to process. -- is hopeful to keep her seat. her opponent is upbeat. >> we are confident the numbers are there. we are going to win this race. >> we know this will take time. we will not have more election results for several days. jobina: on capitol hill, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says he is waiting

final results. kevin mccarthy believes republicans are headed for a majority. out of the 218 seats needed for control of the house, 211 are already called for republicans president biden is not ruling out the possibility of democrats holding the house. reggie: it is going to be several days before a winner is declared in the race for oakland mayor. the next update will not come until monday night. after nine rounds of counting, loren taylor is still in the lead with more than 22,000 votes. zhang tao isn't second with over 19,000. one reason there is await is there are a lot of ballots that need to be counted. many of them came in at the last moment, the county plans on counting them over the weekend. >> those ones that were dropped off close to election day haven't been counted yet. those are what we are starting to process right now. reggie: lauren taylor released a statement last night saying he

is confident but not ready to declare victory. we have not heard from zhang tao. you can check the results as they come in, you can find every race and measure on abc7news.com/election. kumasi: part of our work in building a better bay area is making it easier to get around. bart is looking to expand its services by 2030. more about this plan. reporter: hi, good morning. bart has come up with two new ideas to help increase ridership. the first is going to benefit you if you ride through stations like this one in walnut creek by adding more direct, east bay connections running every day of the week until 9:00 at night. the second idea is going to expand evening service in the core of its system, creating more trance -- bay trips.

in order to do that, they would look at adding a portion of the red line from richmond to daly city that would continue past 9:00 at night and at a portion of the greenline from mayfair to daly city. this comes as bart is working to recover ridership following the pandemic. as of last month, ridership is up 40% to pre-covid expectations. they say whether those proposed changes will happen is going to depend largely on if the public shows enough interest. >> a key part of getting that funding is having a clear roadmap and knowing what our riders want us to do. this is an important step in this process. we talked to lawmakers. this is something they want to know, there riders are on board with this. reporter: that is why bart is now asking everyone to fill out their survey called bart metro 2030 and beyond. they ask if people would take bart more if they were to add a sixth line and a train passed

that :00 p.m. -- 9:00 p.m. we have a link to that survey on abc7news.com. for those of you who take this survey, they will be entered to win a $100 clipper card. reggie: thank you. a popular apparel company has reopened its store in san francisco's hayes valley. it comes three weeks after announced it close. they said it was because of retail crime. tim johns has more on the ceos message. reporter: a turnaround for this hayes valley store, three weeks after its owner posted a message on linkedin slamming san francisco as a city of chaos following a year of repeated break-ins, it reopened to the public on thursday. >> it is unfortunate we need to get this far before we get attention. hopefully, this is a lesson learned for everyone. reporter: in a new linkedin

post, the company's owner apologized for the uproar his initial message cost. smith says while he didn't intend for it to cause controversy, it did catch the attention of local leaders. he tells abc7news he has had productive meetings with the supervisor and san francisco police department. >> they have agreed to come in and have a more regular presence, which is excited -- which everyone is excited about. reporter: that police presence is adding notice by other businesses in the area. >> we were worried. so far, so good. hopefully, fingers crossed this is going to continue. reporter: in his post from thursday, smith says he wants his team to be a part of the solution to some of the problems plaguing not just hayes valley but san francisco. >> we have made a significant, financial commitment to the tipping point. a local, nonprofit that we have been using in the past. reporter: he hopes this time, the store is staying open for

good. >> we hope we can have a lasting change. we need to do a better job as a city, police and neighbors to get together and figure out solutions. kumasi: president biden will speak at the united nations convention on climate change, known as comp 27. the president is expected to announce new epa guidelines to combat methane pollution, which is one of the commitments he made at the convention last year. in the bay area, it'll and high school students are demanding bold climate decisions. >> what do we want? when do we want it? kumasi: hundreds of local students marched yesterday. they are calling for effective, clean energy plans and an end to militarism and profiteering. drew: the golden gate morning. you have a little fog. you can see the tops of the

bridge, a little fog overhead. our marine layer disorganized this morning. not expecting a lot fog first thing. we are expecting a frosty morning. frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. we have high clouds be able to stream into northern california head of this cold front that will move through tomorrow. supplies a chance of a few isolated showers saturday afternoon and in. today, a dry day. we will see mostly sunny skies. by 9:00 a.m., the frost advisory is expiring. early on in the afternoon by 2:00 p.m., similar to yesterday, we top out in the upper 50's to lower 60's. evening plans, bundle up. it does get chilly later tonight. we see temperatures quickly dipping into the 40's. 59 in the city. 61 in santa rosa. 62 in fairfield. tomorrow, we include scattered

showers in the forecast. level one on the storm impacts scale. sunday, brighter and drier of the two days. rainfall totals minimum across northern california for the saturday storm. we will climate for you coming up. first, let's check in with jobina. jobina: traffic is light this morning. we expect it will continue that way, being it is veterans day. a lot of people are off or irking remotely. it is reflected on our roads. while not creek camera, showing you 680. everything is light, especially emeryville where we typically see 80 on the westbound side. filling in around this time. that is not the case this morning. our drive times, tracy to dublin. yesterday was inching up on an hour. right now, 24 minutes for that ride. reggie: thank you.

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. reggie: covid cases in california had been on a steady decline since june, but are back on the rise in time for the holidays. cases have jumped by an average of 11% in's last week. to about seven new infections per day. hospitalizations are on the rise. this sudden jump comes as a number of new evasive variants gain traction. health officials are urging people to get vaccinated and get a booster. it takes about two weeks after the shot to see the maximum immune protection. kumasi: the biden administration is planning to file an appeal after a federal judge blocked the student loan forgiveness plan.

they called the plan unconstitutional in his opinion. a lawsuit was filed on behalf of two people with substantial college debt who did not qualify for the program. u.s. education secretary says he is confident the program is lawful and necessary. reggie: get your skis and snowboards ready. many lake tahoe resorts are opening earlier than expected this year. j.r. stone bottled up the excitement before many headed to the slopes. reporter: here we go. season is about to start. the stope level is high, dude. >> we are renting skis. reporter: yes, even eight-year-old shoshana and her six-year-old sister are ready for of gnarly time on the slopes. oriole and mount rose will both open the season early, following the resorts in the sierra this weekend. >> you want to go soon? >> yes.

i do not know when we are going. i would definitely call it kind of soon. reporter: at the california ski company in berkeley, custom's are there specialty and demand is high. >> everyone in town once their boots and skis right now. >> as soon as the weather man says it is going to have snow, it is going to get crazy. >> i am fired up. this is what i live for. opening day is when the stoke is the highest. everybody has been jones and to get up there -- jonesing all summer long. reporter: word is, there is snow and lots of it. the fear of wiping out, not in this building. >> do you ever fall down? >> yeah. >> but you still like it? >> yeah. >> doesn't everyone fall down? reporter: we have about four feet of snow that has come over this past door. we have blown 5 million gallons of boreal.

this snow is reason to celebrate, or bundle up or dance it up. >> hang the garlic up, danced under the full moon and hope and sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. so far, we are getting lucky. kumasi: you hang the garlic. dance under the full moon and hope. reggie: ok. do you do the hokey pokey? do you turn yourself around? i thought, maybe a little extra. kumasi: maybe get a extra blessing. reggie: another three inches of snow. if you are tripping a -- planning a trip to tahoe, we put together a list of when each tahoe resort will open. it is on our website abc7news.com. kumasi: three toys have been inducted into the national toy hall of fame.

the masters of the universe and the beloved light right were chosen from 12 finalists. the strong national museum of play in rochester, new york unveiled the inductees in a ceremony. some of the other nominees were bingo, can tan and the piñata. inductees will be displayed at the museum exhibit. reggie: i have something to say. my friend was on that panel to pick. two of his things got on their, one of them being he-man and skeletal or -- skeletor. which, tracks. kumasi: that is about right. [laughter] this morning, a first look at vallejo native h.e.r. and josh grogan as the leads of the beauty and the beast special. reggie: woah. kumasi: ok. reggie: as you can see, her is

sporting a tailored suit which is an update to her normal, big ball gown. grogan is wearing a blue coat representing the beast. this is good. rita moreno will narrate the special. other actors include martin short, david alan grier and -- this always surprises me -- shania twain. drew: oh, i know. kumasi: is she going to be this is pots? -- mrrs. potts? i cannot wait. reggie: you can watch the beauty and the beast special december 15 on abc 7. drew: they look good. reggie: i didn't expect them to look like that. i wonder what her outfit looks like when she is poor. drew: [laughter] you know, just living in the town. provincial life. it will be nice. reggie: they are going to have to update that. drew: it will be snatched. reggie: is it going to be more

snatched? more slowly -- flowy? is she going to be in sweats? drew: leisure wear. reggie: a blue hoodie. drew: she is working from home. [laughter] reggie: she is walking away from the zoom for a minute to get her copy. drew: she's got the kindle, reading her books. but, a good taylor can do wonders. reggie: she looks great. i do not think we got these jackets to look like this. they didn't start this way, i will tell you that. drew: your friendly neighborhood tailor. i said, tailor. i'm going to pass out. we have dry conditions, we remained dry today. it is about that frosty morning once again. it is cold out there. we will track scattered showers on saturday.

we have wet weather to talk about. it is mild next week and quiet into much of the following week next week. visibility right now, issues in this north bay are typical problem spots. areawide, finding these chilly temperatures this morning. 35 in san ramon, colder this morning then yesterday. frost advisories continue until 9:00 a.m. bundle up this morning. later today, a partly cloudy sky. temperatures in the upper 50's, lower 60's. similar to where we maxed out yesterday. tonight, increasing clouds, no frost advisories in effect. these clouds are ahead of the storm system we are tracking saturday. a level one light storm, the second half of saturday with scattered showers. the highest totals will be found in the north bay. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies. into the afternoon, our next front moving through the north bay first. as the evening goes on,

scattered showers dipping south. total rainfall is minimal compared to earlier this week. highest totals found in the north bay. sunday is a better day for the second half of the weekend. morning chill today. scattered showers saturday. sunday is bright, mild and dry. much of next week, expect a lot of sunshine. comfortable temperatures in the 60's each afternoon. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: new satellite service. apple's newest

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your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire kumasi: seven things to know this morning. turmoil at twitter. elon musk has ordered twitter employees back to the office full-time or "resignation accepted." he told employees at a meeting yesterday he is not filing for bankruptcy for the san francisco company here. reggie: days after the election, we are still waiting to find out which party will control congress. outstanding balance in arizona and nevada and the runoff in georgia will determine if democrats keep the senate. waiting on final counts in 32 house races. republicans continue to lead there.

kumasi: nicole has weakened to a tropical depression as it moves into georgia. if you are traveling east this weekend, the storm is being blamed for delays and cancellations at airports from new york to atlanta. reggie: today is veterans day, the day we honor americans who have served. most banks and government offices will be closed today, so will the post office. drew: we have morning frost. the afternoon is looking nice. partly cloudy skies, temperatures maxing out and the upper 50's, low 60's. tomorrow, showers in the forecast. a level one light storm, especially tomorrow evening. jobina: light traffic this morning. a live picture of our 8:00 a.m. coliseum camera in oakland. kumasi: the new vision for bart could be on the way by 2030. the agency considering adding a and more late-night train. bart once in a while you think. it released a survey called bart metro 2030 and beyond. reggie: black friday is only two

weeks away. retailers are already out with deals. here is will rave. reporter: let the countdown begin. two weeks until black friday. early deals are already going live. >> black friday is not here yet. but, the good news is, we are seeing early deals from stores like target and a best buy that are the kind of prices reporter: we expect to see. reporter:stores like walmart and target rolling out early black write a deals right now and through november. >> michael bolton, did you know black friday is now on mondays? >> shirted. reporter: experts say, look out for deeper discounts coming up. >> -- are not ruling out all of their deals right now. reporter: coming up, we tell you how to strategize your holiday shopping. plus, what you need to know about credit card interest rates before you rack up purchases. kumasi: more insurance for those

traveling off the grid. apple is launching a new sos satellite service on its iphone 14 line-up this month. this technology allows users to connect with emergency services while out of range. to connect, users need to be outside and messages will take slightly longer to send. the find my app feature can be used to share your location. reggie: new details about the beloved treehouse in adventureland at disneyland. disney says the revamped version pays tribute to the original treehouse walk disney imagine years built in 1962 for the movie, swiss family robinson. it will include different rooms like a major room, and astronomers loft and a kitchen and dining room. everything in it is made from found objects and natural resources. the treehouse is going to open next year. prior, they made it into tarzan's treehouse.

kumasi: ok. reggie: is this a not to wakanda -- nod to wakanda? two of the four of us have seen wakanda forever. kumasi: it is everything. we are going to be talking to students who saw a private screening.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: still undecided. two close southbay races yet to be clout -- yet to be called. kumasi: the bay area destination that earned an award for reducing its carbon footprint. >> ♪ kumasi: this is rhianna's second single.

the new song released overnight for the black panther sequel. it is in theaters right now. reggie: i have my priorities straight. before everything us, i listened to the new rhianna song this morning. kumasi: you did. and? reggie: i like it. i do not know if the people are going to be happy. the people want a banger. this is not what this is. this is wakanda forever. they could remix this. kumasi: good morning. reggie: a check on the weather with drew tuma. drew: you did not drop it in the group chat. reggie: that was selfish of me. thank you for keeping me straight. drew: another frosty morning. frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. half moon bay cold at 37. palo alto in the mid-30's. bundle up.

frost advisory in essentially the same areas underneath it yesterday. a big area of the blue -- of the bay area shaded in blue. partly cloudy skies right now. here is how the day shapes up. partly cloudy conditions for the morning to afternoon, more sunshine. temperatures warming into the mid-50's, low 60's. dry today, rain does return to the forecast tomorrow. we will talk about that coming up. reggie: more turmoil at twitter. two weeks after taking over the company, elon musk has an impromptu meeting with employees where he demanded everyone return to the office. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez in the newsroom. he took pretty poignant questions from staff. reporter: he did, despite recent layoffs to cut about half of the workforce at twitter musk telling employees he does not think they are understaffed but rather, overstaffed. he said a couple of times if people do not return to the office when they are able to,

they cannot remain at the company. end of story. during a staff meeting, he tells employees to file for bankruptcy is a possibility. this, two weeks after he bought twitter for $44 billion. abc news -- abc 7 news obtained audio from a lawyer representing former twitter employees. >> i can tell you, philosophically what works based on tesla is people being in the office and being hard-core. people can get a tremendous amount of work done in that situation. reporter: one of the employees pressed musk on the issue. he made it clear if you do not come back when you cam, you will not have a job. >> the offices are separate offices. reporter: you can still maximize the activity. >> tesla is not one place,

either. you know, basically, if you can show up in the office and you do not show up at the office, resignation accepted. end of story. reporter: the lawsuit is accusing twitter of violating state and federal laws i not giving employees proper notice before firing them. twitter has not spawned it to the lawsuit. musk saying he is not asking employees to work a crazy amount of hours, saying he will work crazy hours in the office but says it his -- is his philosophy when people work in person because the communication is better. top twitter executives leaving the company include the chief information security officer and head of trust and safety. kumasi: santa clara county election officials are hoping to process the majority of ballots within the next week. this coming as the races for mayor of san jose and sheriff of santa clara county are still undecided for the santa clara county sheriffs race, bob johnson ahead 51%.

for the san jose mayoral race, matt may hand ahead with 51%. matt may hand and bob johnson took early leads in their races touted as many as outsider candidates. in an interview yesterday, may hand believes interviewers are looking for someone who has a new look at old problems in the southbay. >> i think they want to hear us acknowledge on homelessness, crime and affordable housing we are having in the wrong direction and while we do not have total control over everything that happens in society, we need public policy to make things better. kumasi: chavez was not able to speak with us yesterday, but told us last week there is no insider or outsider. they have both worked in leadership roles. she recognizes voters want change and said she wants it, as well. reggie: an effort to improve ridership on bart. big changes could be coming soon.

the agency is proposing a and more late-night service. lena howland is live at the walnut creek bart station with more. >> hi, good morning. bart says whether these changes will happen is going to depend largely on if they have enough public interest. that is why they are asking for your feedback. part just released this survey called bart vetro 2030 and beyond. it is asking folks across the bay area if they would take part more if they were to add a sixth line and more trains after 9:00 p.m. the two options would expand east bay service during daylight and early evening hours. and expand evening service in the core of its system. >> what happens during all seven days now is we go from a fine line service during the day and early evening at nine a cut p.m., it goes to three line service. one of the interesting possibilities is a chance to

expand that evening service to have more trance made trips. reporter: bart spokesperson chris fully paid says in order to do that, they would look at adding a portion of the red line from richmond to daly city that would continue past 9:00 p.m. and add a portion of the green line from a bait fair to daly city. everybody has until november 23 to complete this survey. we have a link to that posted on our website abc7news.com. anybody who takes this survey could be entered to win a $100 clipper gift card. kumasi: thank you. this morning, nicole has weakened into a tropical depression as it moves into georgia. it has left a trail of destruction behind in florida. the effects are going to be felt across the country through the weekend. jobina: officials warning of airport delays and cancellations up and down the east coast today as nicole brings rain to a large portion of the region.

nicole made landfall in florida as a category one hurricane yesterday morning. it is the same area slammed by hurricane ian makes weeks ago. beaches have been washed away and authorities say 49 beachfront buildings are deemed unsafe. some have already been destroyed and others are at risk of collapsing. >> this was a tranquil place to watch the beach until hurricane nicole snatched the beach away. now, this entire house is sitting on exposed pilings. overhear, this is the back of a house's garage. the only thing left is the garage door. the floor and everything else washed away. jobina: the daytona beach area is one of the hardest hit. many people who left before the storm are learning they do not have homes to return to. reggie: a live look at sfo this morning, the first large airport in north america to earn a high level carbon accreditation award. sfo on track to its goal of zero

carbon emissions by 2030. if it meets that goal, it would be the first airport in the world to achieve a net zero carbon footprint. the airport has made moves to reduce carbon by banning single use plastic in its food course. kumasi: san francisco neighborhood where you will see more stream investors. reggie: apparel on amazon. the new partnership launched in hopes of boosting sales for one beer -- one bay area company. drew: the golden gate bridge, fog not quite hitting the deck right now. cars traveling on 101 this morning, visibility not an issue right now. we have visibility's in the north bay. high clouds streaming in to northern california ahead of this cold front right here that will move through tomorrow and bring us a chance of a scattered shore -- shower tomorrow afternoon and evening.

today, a dry start after the frosty start. warming to the low 40's and 50's. later this afternoon, mid 50's and low 60's. if you have friday evening plans, take a heavy jacket. by 7:00 p.m., dropping into the 40's. cooling-off continues as we approached midnight later tonight. highs today, 57 half moon bay. 61 in santa rosa. partly cloudy skies. the next three days, nice for the holiday today after that frosty start. scattered showers enter the picture tomorrow. sunday, the bath -- that half of the weekend looking nice with sunshine. rain in the latter half of this system tomorrow. we measure less than a 10th of an inch of rain. we will plan out your day, coming up. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is doing. jobina: good morning. we went to start with a live

look at the -- it moved passed quickly. it is nice and light. we have an important issue on our maps. a sig alert that just came in. northbound 680 before parental avenue, all lanes temporarily blocked according to the chp. an overturned big break in the area in pleasanton. heads up if this is a part of your commute this morning. do not have an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen. a live look at san jose, showing off 101 as that

kumasi: welcome back. san francisco's street ambassador program is expanding again. the supervisor announced the program is coming to the west portal neighborhood. the focus has previously been in more touristy areas like fisherman's wharf and union

square. >> i am thrilled we are able to have a consistent presence of folks who will know our patterns and when people are out, and who know the neighbors and make them feel safe. kumasi: the mayor recently announced plans to add 150 more retired police officers as ambassadors across the city. reggie: cap launched its store on amazon. previously, gap clothing was only available through third-party sellers on amazon. this new partnership marks the first time gap is sidling -- selling items on the website. those items are included in prime delivery. gap hopes this will boost sales. it has closed three stores in san francisco in the last two years. kumasi: cities in the bay area will be honoring those who have served our country for veterans day today. yesterday, the santa clarita veterans service hosted free

food and drinks with booths of information on services available to veterans. a look at some events happening today. bellemont has its annual event at twin pines park veterans memorial at 10:00 this morning. at 11:00, a memorial event in cupertino and a parade in antioch. two parades in petaluma and san jose at noon. you will be able to visit a national park free of charge. the national park service is waiving entrance fees at national parks, federal recreation spots and wildlife refuges across the country. some businesses will be closed for the federal holiday today, that includes most banks. they will not be any usps mail deliveries today. fedex and ups will be open. expect non-essential government offices to be closed. two weeks after releasing her first new music in six years, rhianna is out with another son. reggie: this is the second song

off of the wakanda black panther forever soundtrack. it is called born-again. >> ♪ i give my whole soul and whatever it takes. ♪ reggie: born-again was released at midnight. her first song on the soundtrack, lift me up, debuted on the billboard hot 100 this week. black panther: wakanda forever is here. out in theaters. kumasi: yesterday, the warriors hosted 400 oakland public school students for an early screen. it is a tribute to the franchises oakland roots. reggie: that is cute. kumasi: students are excited to see the franchise continue after the first movie set new milestones having mostly a black cast. >> seeing a black hero i can relate to is amazing. beautiful.

to make a change, wakanda's help for our country. we are growing more and more, we are here, we are smart. kumasi: analysts say wakanda forever could be the biggest november opening ever. reggie: oh, wow. drew: i believe it. kumasi: i can see that. ok. oh. ok, jobina and i went to the screening of the new movie last night. yes. we had a good time. visit oakland sponsored this. we were hanging out, having a great time. reggie: look at the outfit. kumasi: we did the white beam. look at us. with our scarves. this was at moxie, where we went before. they had wakanda inspired drinks that were good. they are going to have it the rest of the month.

all of them were good. we had a good time. reggie: there is bradley. jobina: shout out to peter and renée from visit oakland, that put on the event or everybody last night. that is who is with us there. we had so much fun. kumasi: party. [laughter] drew: enough. reggie: what is the t on the movie? jobina: two thumbs up. people cried. did you cry? kumasi: i cried. reggie: i want to cry. jobina: especially because you are seeing the first one tonight. which, zero shade. [laughter] drew: drag him, jobina. drag him. [laughter] jobina: i didn't mean it that way. you are going to be so happy tonight. to see what they do with it and the next day, it is a lot for the soul. kumasi: so good for the sole.

love how the storyline develops this time. i love how they incorporate different cultures into the movie. and history. it is just. reggie: ok. i am excited. jobina: thank you, cheryl. kumasi: molly got my gold accessories together. it is a moment. people were on board with it. jobina: people were dressed. drew: that is so fun. i love stuff like that. the energy. reggie: the energy. the energy. jobina: hey, hey. that is what we listened to this morning. reggie: you've got me excited. kumasi: it is so good. jobina: disney is a parent company of abc 7. ♪ [laughter] drew: partly cloudy skies. a cold morning out there, frost

advisories again. dense fog out there. today is dry. saturday, scattered showers in the afternoon and evening. much of next week is dry and mild with a lot of sunshine. the worst spot right now is novato, zero miles visibility. a little fog over the golden gate. this fog will linger about an hour after sunrise this morning before lifting for partly cloudy skies. it is frosty. freezing mark in clear lake. 39 in half moon bay. 38 in fremont. low 40's for many cities around the bay shoreline. that frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. later this afternoon, partly cloudy skies. upper 50's, lower 60's. that is our highs today. no frost advisories, increasing clouds ahead of our storm system saturday. most of us will settle in the 40's overnight tonight. level 1 liked storm mainly for

the second half of saturday. slick roads, probably the biggest concern. saturday morning, a blend of sun and clouds. here is the front moving through 4:00 p.m., showers move south. it falls apart as it enters the south bay. minimal rainfall, talking about less than a 10th of an inch in most spots. sonny -- sunday is looking sunny and dry. sunday, we are drying out and that looks -- leads the way to a nice pattern of sunshine next week. mild conditions in the 60's. reggie: how much more your thanksgiving dinner is going to cost this year. kumasi: and, an unlikely friendship. >> you do not know how much i appreciate this. you do not know. ♪ kumasi: this is the best video. you shared this. reggie: i love this video. it is probably my number one disneyland the of all time. kumasi: it is about a special bond between a veteran and a

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reggie: in honor of veterans day, we are honoring one vet who is taking the internet by storm. kumasi: the 97-year-old is getting reviews on tiktok and a well-deserved surprise. the person who pulled it all together. reporter: william good is a world war ii veteran who thought this meeting in a local california park was simply a coincidence. >> i just wanted to see if you would be willing to go to disneyland with me today. >> hey, that is great. [laughter] you really want to take me? reporter: that life-changing day for this veteran -- >> i thought my life was over. will room, the state for a long time. reporter: was something isaiah

garza has been planning for quite some time. >> i had senior citizens written on my mood board forever. i thought, how cool would it be to take a senior citizen to disneyland? i put a add on craigslist. his nurse contacted me. reporter: what isaiah didn't plan was the friendship they would form with the 97-year-old veteran. >> is like family. we laughed the entire time. it is insane. he is just like my grandpa. you get to see him with his hands in the air. what was your moment like to witness this for him? >> it sounds cheesy, it was magical. he says he feels younger, he is pushing me. reporter: isaiah, taking his new best buddy to a rams game giving the vip treatment. >> you are really good. thank you. >> i was on cloud nine.

>> i was homeless, living next to skid row five years ago. to do this for work now is pretty crazy. >> you do not know how much i appreciated this. really, you do not know. kumasi: ok. reggie: we were not ready. get it. kumasi: i got them on standby. it was a few moments. reggie: [laughter] i truly have tears in my eyes. it is the sweetest thing. i didn't know they kept in touch. kumasi: they are friends. he is living his best life. reggie: it is everything i like in one video. [laughter] kumasi: [laughter] that was sweet. reggie: i am glad will did that. thank you, will. drew: i was not expecting to europe at 5:55 this morning. -- tear up at 5:55.

reggie: you have a heart? drew: it thought out a little bit. speaking of thawed out, frost advisory until 9:00. many of us walking -- waking up in the 30's right now. rallies on the coldest spots this morning bengston good -- thanks to good, radiation oh cooling. a cold morning out there. a little fog, very thin this morning. our marine layer is disorganized and is going to fade quickly as the morning goes on. partly cloudy conditions. take layers with you on this holiday. it is cold. by four clock p.m., 50's and 60's. 61 in san rafael. 59 in the city. 62 in san jose.

we are dry today. rain does return to the forecast tomorrow in the afternoon and evening. a level 1 light storm. sunday is dry, the brighter of the two days. kumasi: the surprising discovery some documentary filmmakers found while driving off the florida coast. reggie: a store back open after the store owners criticized san francisco's safety and city leaders. kumasi: changes could be coming to bart, how you can weigh in on a potential expansion. reggie: all that coming up. a live look outside. ♪

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. kumasi: new fallout at twitter. elon musk telling employees they have to work -- they have to stop working remotely or be fired. reggie: and the balance of power in congress remains undetermined. what races are hinging on several undetermined contests out west, who has the latest vote counts. first responders who rush in to save a baby who stopped breathing after catching rsv. reggie: g