>> 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: good morning on this

friday, november 11. kumasi: we will start with your forecast. drew: good morning. many cities beginning in the 30's, foss advisories in effect, fairfield 33, 39 concord, 36 palo alto, you are quite cold coming in at 35 degrees. here's the frost advisory, everybody shaded in blue, napa, santa rosa, cupertino, all included until 9:00 a.m. this morning with cool temperatures. ap picture from santa cruz, a live look showing partly cloudy conditions, partly cloudy skies throughout the morning, starting in the 40's banana kiam, max in the 50's and 60's, today's drop, tomorrow showers coming up in nine minutes. reggie: new developments with twitter. the new owner, elon musk, telling employees the company could file for bankruptcy. musk held an impromptu meeting with workers yesterday. abc news upturned -- obtained audio from alloy representing former twitter employees in a lawsuit against the company.

he also demanded employees return to the office full-time or he says they will be let go. on top of that, for more top executives resigned yesterday including the head of trust and safety. we will have more on that in our next half-hour. new this morning, many twitter users say the option to sign up for twitter blue is no longer available. and apparently that happened to you on your account? the verge was the first to report this overnight. it twitter blue is a 799 since kherson service where you can pay for a blue check mark. signing up is only bringing an error message, many people have been some scrubbing to the service and using their counts to impersonate real accounts like news alice, celebrities, and out fleets. twitter has not commented if the change happen on purpose or if this is some outage. we will keep watching and seeing. kumasi: 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 the races are still at this point today's later still some -- still too close to call. jobina: the georgia senate race, all eyes are set on nevada and arizona. overnight, new results slightly boosting democrats but the county has hundreds of thousands more ballots to process. in nevada, senator ken cortez masto is hopeful to keep her see but her opponent is upbeat. >> we are confident the numbers are there, we will win this race. >> we know this will take time and we will not have more election results for several days. jobina: on capitol hill, mitch mcconnell says he is awaiting final results. his counterpart in the house, kevin mccarthy, believes republicans are headed for a majority out of the seats needed to control house, 211 are called for republicans. president biden has not ruled out the possibility of democrats holding onto the house. reggie: thank you.

it will be several days before a winner is declared and the race for oakland mayor. the alameda county registrar voter says the next update will not happen until monday night. after nine rounds of counting, loren taylor is in the lead with more than 22,000 votes. zhang tout is second with just over 19,000. one reason there will be a longer wait is there is a lot of ballots they need to count. many came in at the last moment and the county plans on counting them over the weekend. >> the ones that were dropped off close to election day have not been counted yet. those are what we are starting to process now. reggie: lauren taylor released a statement saying he is confident but not ready to declare victory. we have not heard from his opponent. with so many races outstanding you can check on the results on our website, abc7news.com /election. kumasi: in san francisco, a story opened when the opener -- owner closed it because of

concerns. the ceo announced the closure any post where he called san francisco a "city of chaos." he cited large-scale theft at the store and the ceo apologized saying his intent was not to tear down the city but call for change. he says he met with city leaders and police has extra security. reggie: part of our work in building a better bay area is making it easier for you to get around, bar is looking to expand services by 2030. we know how land is live at the walnut creek station with more on this rollout. >> bar has come up with to new ideas to increase ridership, the first will benefit you passing through stations like this one here in walnut creek by adding more direct east bay connections every day of the week through 9:00 at night. the second idea is to expand evening service. in the corbett system by

creating more trans bay trips. a spokesman for bart tells us in order to do that they would need to add a portion of the red line from richmond to daly city which would continue past 9:00 at night and also add a portion of the green line from bay fair to daly city. this comes as bart is working to recover ridership following the pandemic. as a last month, ridership is 40% of recovered expectations. they say whether these proposed changes will happen is going to depend largely on if the public shows enough interest. >> a key part of the getting the funding is having a clear roadmap and knowing what the writers want us to do. this is an important step in the process. we talked to lawmakers. this is something they want to hear. they want to know our riders are on board with this. >> that is why bart is asking everyone to fill out their survey called barge metro 2030 and beyond. it asks people if they would

take part more if they were to add a sixth line and if they were a tad more trains after 9:00 at night. everyone has until november 23 to fill out the survey and you can find that on the website, abc7news.com. live in walnut creek, lena how land. kumasi: thank you. president biden will be speaking at cop 27. the president is expected to announce epa guidelines to combat methane pollution, one of the commitments the u.s.-made at last month's convention. in the bay area, middle and icicle students are demanding bold climate decisions. >> what do we want? [indiscernible] >> when do we want it? >> now. kumasi: hundreds of local students marched along the a barca darrow yesterday, calling for effective clean energy plans and end militarism and profiteering. the students were joined by veterans as well as labor and peace groups. reggie: still ahead, a win for ukraine as the russians retreat.

a region ones overtaken by russian forces is evacuated as ukrainians take back territory. drew: here's a live look from sutro tower, partly cloudy skies as the sun gets up, a little fog over the city but today is a dry day. we cannot say the same for tomorrow. rain chance is increasing for the first half of the weekend. we will talk about what to

kumasi: we have some potentially disturbing video out of missouri. it shows first responders saving a baby's life. the child was suffering from rsv and stopped breathing. the officers took the one month old and gave her lifesaving cpr. within seconds, the baby started to breathe again. they took the chow to the hospital where she was diagnosed

with rsv. her parents say she was doing better and cases of rsv are at their highest level in two years. drew: time approaching 6:11 on our veterans day, a bit of fog in the north there. in nevada, down 2.25 mile visibility. if all will linger for the next two hours. once the sun gets up, it will max out our atmosphere. high clouds along with doppler seven along with the cold front. today we are dry, warming through the 40's and 50's by 9:00 a.m. later on, we makes upper 50's 50's to lower 60's. after a frosty morning, a partly cloudy day, cello -- palo alto, 61 san jose, 622 fairfield. for the holiday looking great, tomorrow we start and bring back impact scale for showers. sunday is the drier and brighter of the days. we go hour-by-hour and planet your saturday and about nine minutes the first lessie how traffic is doing. jobina: good morning.

we need to start in pleasanton where we have a major crush underway, a tractor-trailer overturned on north 680 between -- before burnell avenue. orleans are temporarily blocked which is why you see the purple line. we have a line from the chp saying it may take three hours before everything is cleared up in this spot. over to hayward, south on 880 past west state street we have another crash blocking one lane where speeds are around 70 miles per hour there. approaching the san mateo bridge and you make it through that, you have a nice clear ride on the bridge itself, no advisories here, or for the golden gate bridge this morning nice and clear. you can tell it is the holiday, nice and lie on the road because tracy to dublin the commute is 24 minutes. kumasi: thanks. still to come, the surprising punishment for the men accused of hurling eggs at king charles and queen camilla. then part of the space shuttle challenger discovered more than challenger discovered more than 30 years after its demise. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq,

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kumasi: welcome back. it is 6:14. russia says it old the troops out of southern ukraine, just the latest setback for the russians in the war there. a common spokesperson refused to acknowledge the retreat is humiliating for vladimir putin. recapturing the city could provide ukraine with more supplies and a way to win back more lost territory in the south which includes crimea. all this -- also this morning, the biden administration filing appeal after a federal judge blocked his student loan forgiveness plan the trump appointee called the program unconstitutional in his opinion. the 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: covid cases in

california has been on a steady decline but they have been back on the rise in time for the holidays. according to state data, cases jumped by and average of 11% since last week to about seven new infections are 100,000 residents per one day. hospitalizations are also on the rise. the sudden jumps comes as one more immune invasive variants contraction. there is positive news in the last 30 minutes, the world health organization released new data showing deaths from covid are down 90% since february. policing colorado launching an investigation into the death of jonbenet ramsey. this marks the 20th anniversary -- 26th anniversary of her death. boulder police will partner with a colorado co. review teams to look for more answers. so far the texas -- so far they have investigated more than 21,000 tips, letters, and emails and she was found dead the day after christmas in 1996.

both of her parents underwent scrutiny that they may have been somehow responsible but they were never charged with a crime. nobody has ever been charged with her murder. kumasi: the man arrested for throwing eggs at king charles and queen consort camilla is getting an unusual punishment. the man told media he is banned from carrying eggs in public unless he is grocery shopping and also has to stay at least 500 meters away from the game. he is calling his punishment amusing. walking around looking at this man [indiscernible] reggie: in other news, the crown is out. drew: i know. i love that show. so good. reggie: i haven't started it. drew: everyone says the actors that plays princess diana is completely nailing the role this

time. reggie: and the queen is amazing. drew: very good. kumasi: i'm getting ready to watch yellowstone. drew: you do love yellowstone. [laughter] you know who love yellowstone as well? reggie: sue hall. for halloween they were the yellowstone characters. eileen oh ison, old faithful, and the falls. drew: is it in montana? big sky? it looks beautiful. kumasi: there's only four seasons you need to watch. [laughter] reggie: a kind of time to think i have? drew: i mean i do have time to be honest. reggie: i watch videos of our call machines. [laughter] drew: i remember that. i need to get on that. drew: let's go to santa cruz, remember the name of this? reggie: jerry told us yesterday. i don't remember. i want to go there though. drew: santa cruz looking lovely

as the sun is out. it all at the picture for you, temperatures well into the 30's, scattered showers are likely tomorrow and much of next week, and mild pattern. a lot of us waking up to a cooler morning this morning compared to yesterday. yesterday we had the frost advisory but today even colder. 36 palo alto, 35 santa rosa, 39 concord and half moon bay, hayward waking up to 42. grab several layers out the door . now the question if you want the scarf, a good idea, you will need it for the money. the afternoon will max upper 50's to low 60's under partly cloudy conditions. later on, no frost advisories, increasing clouds ahead of the storm system that will try to bring us scattered showers on our saturday. on the exclusive abc 7 storm and back scale, there is a level 1 storm we are tracking saturday afternoon and evening, the biggest concern is slick roadways out there. future weather showing you you start saturday dry. toward the afternoon, here comes the front north in the first man not a lot of moisture associated with it.

the south bay we are not anticipating much if any rainfall, it is the north a that has a chance, less than .1 inch that we find much of the rainfall. frosty morning today, scattered showers tomorrow, the back half of the weekend very nice, dry, sunny, warmer, and we keep the pattern for much of next week. expect i dry conditions and temperatures in the 60's. reggie: now we turn to britney bell with our sister station in new york. kumasi: she is lie with what is coming up on gma. >> good morning. it is great to be with you both. coming up, our team is tracking the very latest on the rare november storm. nicole is barely north after wiping out homes and killing at least four people in florida. we will have more on the 10 a to watch is in flood threats in the southeast. plus the control of congress is still in play with some races too close to call and votes being counted. this as president biden heads

overseas for two high-stakes summits and his first face-to-face meeting with the chinese president. also ahead, a multibillion-dollar ripped of currency crash. the company endorsed by top stars like tom brady, another company on the verge of bankruptcy and reportedly being investigated. black friday is in two weeks but the deals are dropping now. don't miss our count on to thanksgiving, that is on and we will see if you can make everything in the air fryer. interesting. that is coming up on "good morning, america." reggie: how are you going to make a sweet potato fright in an air friar? >> that's what i'm thinking. reggie: the air fire industry is aggressive. [laughter] kumasi: you see the lady that put crabs in the air friar? >> or mac & cheese. reggie: there are some things you have to let go and just put in the oven. [laughter] how may the times do we turn in

the oven anyway. let's give it some runs. [laughter] kumasi: we will see. reggie: britney, it is always good to see you and see you at 7:00. >> same to you also. i loved your halloween costume. kumasi: thank you, girl. reggie: thank you. maybe next year. you never know. [laughter] we

drew: time six when he for time. this is a beautiful shot of sutro tower. a little fog out there, not too that, partly cloudy, here's your frost advisory, the big story today for the next three hours we have until 9:00 and with temperatures well into the 30's everywhere shaded in blue. taking a look at the tan cam, the son is almost out. partly cloudy conditions early on, giving way to brighter skies in the afternoon and we max in the mid-50's and low 60's. hawaii is known for its incredible beauty and rich

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is kgo . reggie: elon musk telling twitter employees to come back to the office or lose their jobs. the company could potentially face bankruptcy. kumasi: nickel moves north and east after slamming the florida coast. how it could impact your travel plans this weekend. reggie: honoring our vets, how you can celebrate those who risk their lives for our country with events around the area. kumasi: it is november 11. reggie: but first the weather. drew: we have frost advisories for a second morning, temperatures, a lot of us waking mid-30's if not freezing in novato right now or subfreezing clearlake. 36 palo alto, 30 nine half moon bay. the frost advisory will last until 9:00 a.m. for the next 2.5 hours for most of us, all areas shaded in blue for cold

temperatures. bundle up first thing this morning, a live look with a beautiful sunrise on the way from the export-oriented camera showing partly color -- partly cloudy conditions. veterans day starting chilly, we warmed to the 50's by lunchtime, more sunshine on the way today, max in the 50's and low 60's, today's drive -- today's dry, tomorrow we bring back showers to the forecast and we talk more in nine minutes. reggie: more turmoil at twitter. two weeks after taking over the company, elon musk has a meeting with employees where he demanded everyone come back to the office. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom and he took pretty pointed questions from staff members. >> he did. despite recent layoffs to cut about half the work or set twitter, muska telling employees he does not think they are understaffed but rather overstaffed and says a couple times people do not -- if people do not return to the office, they cannot remain at the company, and of story. during an all hands staff

meeting, he tells employees filing for bankruptcy is a possibility. this two weeks after he bought twitter for 44 billion dollars. abc news obtained meeting -- audio from the meeting from a lawyer representing a former twitter employee in a lawsuit against the company. >> i can tell you what works and that is people being in the office and being hard-core and [indiscernible] >> he made it clear that if you do not come back and you can, you will not have a job. >> even if people return to the office, the office are separate offices so we won't be together anyways. >> but you can maximize productivity. tesla is not at one place either but -- basically if you can show

up at an office any do not show up at the office, resignation excepted. end of story. >> the lawsuit is accusing twitter of violating state and federal laws by not giving employees proper notice before firing them. twitter has not responded to the lawsuit. musk saying he is not asking employees to work a crazy man of ours, but he will work crazy hours in the office. he says it is his philosophy that people are more productive when in-person because communication is much better. talk twitter executives leaving the company include the chief information security officer and the head of trust and safety. kumasi: thank you. senate clary county election officials are hoping to process a majority the ballots in the next week coming as the race of mayor for san jose and seneca county are undecided. the senate clary county sheriffs race, the latest numbers show bob johnson ahead. as for san jose's mayoral race, mate met -- matt meehan is ahead

of cindy chavez with 51%. matt may hand and bob johnson took early leads in the races, touted by many as outsider candidates. in an interview yesterday, may believes voters are looking someone who has a new look at old albums in the south bay. >> i think they want to hear us acknowledge on homelessness, crime, and affordable housing. we are moving 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 available to speak with abc 7 yesterday but told us last week there is no inside -- insider or outsider. they have both worked in leadership roles and she recognized voters want change and wanted too. reggie: in an effort to improve ridership on bar big changes could be coming. the agency is proposing a and more late-night service. lena howland is live at the walnut creek art station. lena?

>> part says if the changes will happen is going to depend largely on if they get enough public interest. that is why they are asking for your feedback. bart released this survey called bart metro 2030 and beyond. it is asking folks across the bay area if they would take part more if they added a sixth line and if they added 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 is we go to from a five line service during the day and early evening at nine a clock p.m. it goes to three line service. one of the interesting possibilities here is a chance to expand the evening service and have more trips. >> arts spokesperson says in order to do that they would look at adding a portion of the

redline from richmond to daly city which would continue past 9:00 at night and also add a portion of the greenline from bay fair to daly city. everybody has until november 23 of this year to fill out the survey. we have a link to that on our website at abc7news.com. live in walnut creek, lena holland, abc7news.com. kumasi: this morning, nicole has weakened it to a tropical depression moving into georgia and left a trail of destruction behind in florida. these effects will be felt across the country through the weekend at least. jobina: officials are 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, the same area slammed by hurricane ian six weeks ago. beaches have been washed away and authorities say 49 beachfront buildings are unsafe. some have already been destroyed, others at risk of collapsing.

>> this surely was a tranquil place to sit and watch the beach until hurricane nicole snatched the beach away. now this entire house is on exposed pilings. over here, this is the back of the house garage the only thing left is the garage door, the floor, and everything else just washed away. jobina: the daytona beach area is one of the hardest hit. many people who left before the storm are learning they may have no homes to return to. reggie: that is tough to see. thank you. a group of u.s. mayors is trying to increase climate efforts in their communities. the san jose mayor says local leaders need to step up before congress falls short. >> we know we have challenges with what may be emerging from this midterm congress. it is a reassurance to the world we are all in local communities here throughout the united states as well as a rallying cry for other cities to join us in this effort. reggie: local governments for

sustainability, climate mayors, and the city of san jose partnered for the race to zero initiative, focusing electricity generation, transportation, and building. they are pushing for zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. kumasi: san francisco's street ambassadors program is expanding. the supervisor announced the program is coming to the west portal neighborhood. the focus previously has been in more tourist areas like fisherman's wharf and union square. >> so i am really thrilled we are able to have a consistent presence of folks who will know the hours, who will know our patterns and when people are out and who will know the neighbors and make them feel safe and secure. kumasi: the mayor announced plans to add 150 more retired place officers as investors across the city. reggie: a remarkable discovery in the atlantic ocean. divers uncovered wreckage from the 1986 spatial dull challenger

disaster. crews working on a history channel documentary found the peace while searching for world war ii records near cape canaveral, florida. nasa confirmed the debris was part of the shuttle which broke apart shortly after lift off in 1986. the piece is about 15 by 15 feet, one of the biggest pieces discovered yet, the first part of the shuttle recovered since 1996. about 47% of the challenger has been recovered. still to come, kentucky fried controversy. why kfc is apologizing for a message sent to thousands advertising a deal unshaken. kumasi: you are looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange, down slightly by 35 points. we will have another update on the markets next. reggie: black panther now showing at thousands ash and dozens of students got to see it before everybody else. stay with us on the bay area streaming app at 7:00 yam for abc 7 at 7:00, live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. and this morning mr. bean is talking to scottie pippen?

can't wait for that. drew: take a look outside, live look at 639 time. here is sutro tower, fog over the city. very thin layer of fog. we expect partly cloudy skies for much of the day today. here is why, live doppler 7 along with sunlight, seeing high clouds moving in to northern california head of the cold front that will move through here tomorrow afternoon and supply us with the chance of showers to start the weekend. today, it is dry, the frost advisory expires at 9:00 a.m. at that time we warmed to the 40's and 50's at that hour. later on, we max upper 50's to low 60's, any friday evening plans it does get chilly pretty fast. by 7:00 p.m., dipping into the 40's in many cities and we continue to cool as we approach midnight later on. heights today 59 oakland and san francisco, 62 san jose, 61 napa, 62 unconquered, partly cloudy. the three-day forecast looking nice for veterans day. tomorrow, we bring back the

exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, a level 1 saturday. sunday we are dry and brighter. we take a look at the shower forecast saturday hour-by-hour future weather planner coming up in nine minutes let's check in with jobina and see what traffic is doing on this holiday. jobina: good morning. we need to start with brand-new video into our newsroom, a developing issue and a sig alert right now in pleasanton involving this overturned tractor trailer you see on the video. this is northbound 680 before but now avenue. according to the chp, this will be completely blocked for about three hours right now and it has been underway for quite a while. injuries were reported and unfortunately for this so you can see the weight overturned. it is blocking north on lanes now. back your to the studio, i want to point out the area because if you are traveling southbound 680 you will run into a slowdown and this is due to onlooker traffic speeds around 11 miles per hour. over two novato, a second sig

alert eastbound 37 at lake the highway. we have four vehicles involved in that crash. the bay bridge toll plaza really clear, no metering lights. we expect the large issues that are recovering traffic to be like for the most part due to the holiday. a live look at san jose showing up 280 as we wrap up and we will

reggie: for your morning money report, it could be cheaper to eat out this thanksgiving rather than cook at home. according to the latest inflation data, the cost of dining out rose 8.6% over the last year. the cost of eating at home job 12.4%. the prices for individual ingredient for thanksgiving dinner have skyrocketed. turkeys are expected to be up by 23%. eggs are really wild, up 43%. despite the high costs, many

people say thanksgiving staples are nonnegotiable. when we say many people we mean everyone. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are down, quite a reversal from yesterday, down 140 points. kfc and germany is apologizing for an inappropriate message sent to customers. the message was evidently a sales promotion to commemorate kristallnacht, the nightly -- the night nazis violently raided jewish businesses, homes, and synagogues in 1938. app users in the country received a message and encouraging them to mark the day with crispy chicken and cheese from a restaurant. the company apologized saying the message was a mistake, was not supposed to go out. kumasi: what? ok. cities around the bay area will be honoring those who served our country's with veterans day celebrations happening today. yesterday the santa clara bounty -- sarah cloudy -- sarah clara

county hosted this part. it had boosts about info services available to veterans. some of the event happening today, belmont had the annual event at twin pines park veterans memorial at 10:00. that is this morning there it at 11:00, there will be a memorial event in cupertino and parade in antioch and two more parades in petaluma and san jose. those are at noon. in honor of veterans day, you will be able to visit a national park free of charge. the national park service is waving -- is waving its interest fees and wildlife refuges around the country. some businesses will be closed for the federal holiday today including most banks. there will also not be any usps mail deliveries today. fedex and ups will be open. you can expect nonessential government offices to be closed. reggie: while we are on the topic of veterans day, we want to highlight one world war ii vet and is unlikely friendship

that is taking the internet by storm. the 97-year-old is getting rave reviews on tiktok and getting a well-deserved surprise. will ganss spoke with the person who pulled this all off. >> william good is a world war ii veteran who thought this meeting in a local california park was simply a coincidence. >> i wanted to see if you would be willing to go to disneyland with me today. >> hey, that is great. you really want to take me? i can't believe this. >> that life-changing day for this veteran -- >> i felt my life is over. i will remember this day for a long time. >> was something isaiah has been planning for quite some time. >> i had senior citizens written on my boot parts forever so i thought how cool would it be to take a senior to disneyland? i put up an ad on craigslist and it was like a fake ad and his nurse contacted me and said i have the sweet man.

>> what isaiah did not plane was the friendship they would form with the 97-year-old veteran. >> at sign family. he is a beautiful human being. we laugh he entire time. it is insane. he is like my grandpa anyway. >> we get to see him in your video, he has his hands in the air. what was that moment like for you to witness firsthand? >> it sounds cheesy but it was magical. he says he feels younger. he is pushing me. >> isaiah even taking their new best buddy to a rams game, getting the vip treatment. >> very good. thank you very much. i was on cloud nine. >> i was homeless five years ago, living like next to skid row. i was living in demand an office building for almost a year. to do this for work now is pretty crazy. >> you don't know how much i appreciate this. you don't know. reggie: the only reason we are not crying right now is because

we saw it earlier today and we actually were crying. kumasi: i know. reggie: that's how good the entire friendship and story was. kumasi: you posted it and i first saw it and the follow-up they really bonded. reggie: taking them to the game, the whole thing. then when you find out he was homeless, the young man kumasi:. kumasi:we love that. reggie: two weeks after releasing her first new music in six years, rihanna is out with another one. kumasi: it is her second song on the black panther what kind of forever a soundtrack and it is called born again. >> ♪ i give my whole soul and whatever it takes. kumasi: born-again was released at midnight. rihanna's first song from the soundtrack lift me up debuted at number two on the billboard hot 100 this week. now let's talk about black panther. wakonda forever, it is finally here. the sequel to the smash marble

hit from oakland native ryan kugler and our parent company, disney, is out in theaters. yesterday the warriors hosted 400 oakland public school students for an early screening. the big sign at grand lake theater read okanda forever, of course a tribute to oakland roots. students are excited to see the franchise continue after the first movie set milestones having mostly a black cast. >> seeing like a black hero that i could look up to and relate to is amazing. beautiful. we have hope that we can make change. wakonda is an afro futurism country, we are growing it more and more, like we are here and we are smart, we just need more recognition. kumasi: analysts say wakonda forever could be the biggest november opening ever. and jobina and i got to go to a screening of the movie last night at grimley jeter in oakland put on by visit oakland

with all of the ties the franchise has to oakland and we had a good time. we had on our scarves, we were out and about, and the movie is great. jobina: we did. this is the area everyone. kumasi has another print there. we were doing it. the movie was wonderful. kumasi: i'm glad i watched in oakland because i felt the energy was perfect for it. jobina: yes, the other side of it said okanda and ryan kugler was from oakland. everyone was dressed ready. kumasi: and it was like a party before it started. jobina: the dj. kumasi: the dj, the dancers. all the things i wanted to experience. jobina: everyone went as soon as the lights dimmed was like yeah ! kumasi: any anything would happen they would say we are at a certain location and people would be like yes [applause] . the atlantic ocean.

yes [applause] [laughter] jobina: anytime something new came on the screen. it takes a while to shown the movie so when she came in, it was like yes. kumasi: everything was a celebration. reggie: i love this. i was out early this morning. by her cousin over here. >> we refer to each other as cousin. we have moved on from friends, we are family, the cousins. reggie has not seen the original black panther but he is working on it tonight. reggie: i'm seeing it tonight because i bought tickets to see the sequel tomorrow. so i must see it no question. drew: you will be lost if you haven't seen the first one. reggie: i'm excited for this journey for me. it's going to be fresh in my mind so i love it. i'm so excited my ifb fell off. drew: it is excited too. jobina: i'm seeing it again

tomorrow too. kumasi: i know. you have to see it again to process because efforts are likewise going to happen? and the emotions of it all. now you just watch at five times. drew: it will be great. this morning it is quite cold. the 10 cam, a beautiful shot, the sun is up, another frosty morning with frost advisories. we are tracking a chance of showers and much of the week it is mild. visibility the only issue, the north bay, novato down to zero miles visibility, three-mile santa rosa, 101 impacted in the north bay this morning, later on today partly cloudy, maxing upper 50's to lower 60's after the frosty morning this morning. the frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. tonight increasing clouds i have the storm system tomorrow and that will keep temperatures a little more elevated compared to where we are now. no frost advisories tonight. into saturday, we bring in the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, a level one saturday and

it is saturday afternoon and saturday evening. the biggest concern is slick roads, it is very low rainfall, looking at nothing like what we experienced tuesday. future weather with a mix of sun and cause. here's a front north bay first, moving south as the evening goes on but as it moves south, it loses a lot of its energy and that means low rainfall totals in the south bay. the south bay may end up being a pretty dry for much of saturday. here's the rainfall totals, we measure it highlight -- in less than .1 inch in most areas. you can see .25 around clearlake. not a washout i any means, showers and the forecast to start the weekend. here's the seven-day, a frosty morning, looking nice for the holiday, partly cloudy, showers, sunday looking great. the back half of the weekend the sunshine we keep the trend much of we, sunny and mild temperatures in the 60's. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: you can watch our newscast live and on-demand through the bay area connected tv app available for happy -- apple tv, amazon fire tv, and

roku. download the app and start streaming. kumasi: heading to break, taking a live look outside

the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. kumasi: if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know, bro one, new tomorrow at twitter. all twitter boys are ordered back to the office full-time or resignation excepted. he also told employees at a meeting yesterday he is not ruling out bankruptcy for the company next year. reggie: days are there the election, we're waiting to figure out which party will control congress. outstanding ballads in arizona and nevada and the runoff in georgia will determine if democrats keep the senate. we are waiting on final counts and 32 house races. republicans continue to lead there. kumasi: nickel has weekend to a tropical depression moving into georgia. if you are traveling east this weekend, the storm's plane for

delays and cancellations at airports from new york to atlanta. reggie: today is veterans day, the day each year we honor americans who have served rate a reminder most banks and government offices will be closed today, same thing for the post office. drew: on your holiday today, we are dealing with cold conditions. morning frost out there, look at the 30's on the board, 34 san ramon, 35 palo alto, 34 nevada, freezing in clearlake. we have this frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. today for all areas shaded in blue, a huge chunk of the bay area for those numbers well into the 30's. you could see frost on your windshield and outdoor vegetation. it it's a pretty day. here is santa cruz. here is how the day shapes up, partly cloudy skies through the morning, later on today, we max mid-50's to low 60's and it is a dry day but showers are in the forecast running tomorrow. jobina: a major sig alert we are following in pleasanton where all lanes are blocked northbound 680 before burnell avenue.

and overturned a tractor-trailer in the area and also -- also the opposite direction traveling south on your speeds are seven miles per hour. kumasi: number seven, we mentioned this a few minutes ago but if you are not paying attention marbles black panther wakonda forever is out in theaters and analysts say could be the biggest november opening ever and we can agree with that because jobina and i saw the movie last night and it was amazing. disney is of course apparent coveney of marvel and abc 7. jobina: one thing interesting you shared with us because you have friends in the cool world of creation that this is like a collaborative effort to make the movie. i did not know that. drew: many teams from many different companies that work on these movies. it is wild. it takes time. i have a friend who worked on like 10 seconds of footage for weeks. just to put it together because there's so much to it. kumasi: it makes sense some of the things in black panther wakonda forever were like how. it is so amazing and beautiful in your life how did they create

this? reggie: i would just like to say magic. [laughter] then my brain doesn't hurt as much. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west. this morning we honor america's veterans. nicole heading north. after wiping out homes and killing at least four people in florida, parts of daytona beach destroyed. some of the damage unprecedented. hundreds of thousands without power and now tornado watches and flood threats in the southeast. our team is tracking the latest on the rare november storm. staggering surge. alarming new flu numbers from the cdc as children's hospitals are already being crushed by rsv cases. one in michigan at 100% capacity with doctors expecting a tough holiday season ahead. on the edge. the balance of the house and senate at stake, arizona keeps counting.