attendants set to pick it today. here is a look at sfo, just one of the airports where this will take place. what the workers are demanding for management. vacancy tax passed. how much san francisco landlords will have to pay if units stay empty in their buildings. reggie: blocked again. why another court is blocking president biden's student loan debt relief plan. morning. come to tuesday, november 14. kumasi: drew, good morning. drew:we are in 30's in our coldt spots, but we are warmer compared to yesterday. 48 in the city. 36 -- palo alto coming in at 39 degrees. part of the reason our temperatures are elevated this morning, we have a light offshore breeze right now. 15 to 25 miles an hour.

but thanks to recent rain, especially last week's storm, we do not have any fire concerns. here is a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have clear skies once again this morning, and we will have a lot of sunshine today. sunrise here at 6:50 this morning. we will go into the 50's by lunchtime. later this afternoon it is warmer today compared to yesterday. a lot of us going for the 60's away from the coast. kumasi: if you are flying out of sfo this morning you might notice a picket outside the airport. flight attendants with american airlines are holding informational tickets in nearly a dozen airports across the country. li na, it is not expected to impact any flights. reporter: that's right. american airlines says they are not anticipating the picketing happening this morning to impact

their operations whatsoever. the flight attendants that are expected to pick it today are working to secure a contract complete with a wage increase for the first time since 2019. they say american airlines management has continuously rejected contract oppose old that they believe will improve the airline's operational reliability and flight attendant work life. the union representing these workers says even though flight hours across the country have returned to pre-pandemic levels there are thousands fewer flight attendants, which makes it more challenging to recover from weather events. this means longer workdays, minimal rest, and more rescheduled operations, leading to exhaustion newly hired flight attendants are required to move into hub cities, with astronomical housing costs like boston and new york, leaving many struggling to afford the cost of living. american airlines it says today's picketing will have no

impact on their operation. they said americans' flight attendants are the best in the business, and like all our team members, deserve to paid well. we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and operation, and we respect the right of our flight attendants to participate in informational picketing and to send a bigger message these flight attendants are not just going to be picketing at sfo, but 11 different airports across the country there -- -- country. here at sfo the picketing is expected to continue until 1:00. kumasi: thank you. developing news this morning, a student accused of killing three student athletes at the university of virginia is in custody after a 13-hour manhunt. jobina, it looks like this person was already on the university's radar. jobina: yes, classes at the

university of virginia are canceled again today as the campus comes to grips with the loss of these three student athletes. authorities identified the victims as devin chandler, lavelle davis junior, and deshawn. . they were on a bus returning to campus when the suspect started shooting at the bus. the three players were killed. two others were injured. officials say jones was already on the university's radar in september. >> i don't know the facts and circumstances of that investigation. it was eventually closed due to witnesses that would not cooperate with the process. jobina: the police chief said that jones boasted about having a gun, but his motive is not clear. jones also faced a previous hazing investigation. jones faces three counts of second-degree murder and three counts of using a handgun in the commission of a felony. reggie: thank you.

a week after the midterm elections, and it looks like proposition m is going to pass. it would apply to property owners who have three or more units vacant for at least six months. they would be taxed between $2500 and $5,000 per unit. roughly 4000 units in the city will qualify for the vacancy tax. the tax penalty could increase over time to up to $20,000 per unit. kumasi: we are expecting another update today on oakland's mayoral race. it is narrowing. loren taylor has about 52% of the vote friday it was 53% for taylor and 47% for tao. the vast number of votes by mail ballots is slowing down the counting. reggie: we are expecting an update on the tight race for san jose mayor. matt may is increasing his lead over chavez.

there are less than 4000 votes between them and an estimated 79% of the ballots have been counted. we also received a statement from the postal service regarding the dozen or more santa clara county ballots found dumped in the santa cruz mountains over the weekend. the postal service says those were delivered to election officials yesterday. the county is determining whether they are going to be counted the investigation into how the ballots got there is ongoing. with many races outstanding you can always check the results as they come in. kumasi: lung cancer survival rates have increased in the u.s., according to a report to the american lung association. it found 25% of patients recovered in 2018, compared to 21% in 2014. the report also found disparities among race and region. experts say access to early screenings, died doses, and

treatment are key. reggie: another court has blocked president items of loan forgiveness plan. six states are suing. the ruling was not a decision on the legal merits, but rather focused on whether any of those states have standing to challenge the program. which is suspended, by the way, until this case gets ongoing. opponents arguing -- argue wiping away the debt was to be an act of congress. last week a judge in texas ruled the plan is unlawful. drew: here is the tower this morning, looking at the bright lights of san francisco. we are bouncing around a bit. breezy in our hills, but most of us not experiencing calm winds and other service. visibility showing you we have no issues with fog. it tends to change as you get posted to sunrise, but now everybody has a 10 on the board. temperature-wise we are finding numbers in the 40's in our warmest spots.

it is warmer in our cities this morning compared to yesterday. no frost. the weather service says they will no longer issue frost advisories because we are entering the colder months of winter. we have already had several frosts, so no need for an advisory. we were 13 degrees warmer at half moon bay. three degrees in the city and hayward. future weather showing you hour-by-hour, 10:00 a.m. with a lot of sunshine we are into the mid-50's, and later this afternoon it is a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. most of us going into the 60's. 67, san jose. 69 in santa rosa. we actually bump those temperatures up more here tomorrow. we will take a look at the weekend coming up in nine minutes. first let's say hi to jobina. jobina: we want to start with ae most part everything is green, which is really good news for your commute.

we do not have a crown -- we do not have an advisory. showing you 80, those highlights are traveling westbound for you. so, it is a good time to head out the door this morning if you need to. we do not have anything major on the roads. tracy to dublin, that right is not so bad. 14, san rafael, to san francisco. reggie: tearful testimony. the wife of governor newsom taking the stand in the trial against harvey weinstein. kumasi: when it comes to the global population. reggie: time for a holiday tradition. this one

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and detects multiple variants, including omicron ba.5 so you can always be prepared with binaxnow. the #1 covid-19 self test in the us kumasi: welcome back. this morning there is a new proposal to address staffing problems at u.s. prisons. ckie speier has introduced a bipartisan bill that would require bureau of prisons to analyze understaffing and make a three-year plan to address it. spears says inmates and staff

suffer when a facility is understaffed. during a visit to the federal collection institute in dublin. reggie: california has reported the first death of a child due to the flu and rsv. someone can be affected -- the infected with viruses at the same time. the department of medicine chair says we all have to be more careful about prevention, like handwashing. >> at least one case in a very big country, so it is not like i would stop having my kids go to daycare if i had infants, but it is something you have to be thoughtful about. if your kid develops an infection and starts getting short of breath they need to get medical attention quickly. reggie: young children are most vulnerable to severe complications from rsv and flu. especially if they have underlying quick -- underlying conditions or were born premature. pe occupancy remains at its highest level in two years.

kumasi: the stage is set for both -- for a vote on marriage equality. chuck schumer has laid the procedural groundwork for a vote today on debating the issue. the focus is on a field that would enshrine marriage economy -- enshrine marriage equality. since the supreme court overruled abortion, other rights could be at risk. schumer made a plea for the needed support from republican colleagues. >> i hope for the sake of tens of millions of americans that at least 10 republicans will vote with us to protect marriage equality. the rights and dignity of millions of americans depend on it. kumasi: the house passed the respect for marriage act in july, but the senate delayed its vote until after midterm elections. reggie: california's first partner tearfully testified that she was raped by harvey weinstein. she told a court she met weinstein, and a movie

executive, in 2005, and he offered to help with her career. she began to cry in the stand, saying he invited her to what was supposed to be a business meeting, but that he raped her in a hotel room. weinstein has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. he was found lt in 2020 on rape charges and sentenced to 23 years in prison. weinstein is appealing. kumasi: classes are taking place at uc campuses, despite what is being called the largest higher education strike in u.s. history. nearly 50,000 graduate student researchers, teaching assistants, and student employees walked out yesterday. that included more than 9000 alone at uc berkeley. these employees are demanding more benefits and higher pay. some make about $17 an hour, and they say that is not enough to live in the bay area. >> i'm not ashamed, because i need these resources, but it is shameful that an institution that is respected worldwide is

making us live in these conditions. kumasi: uc system is offering workers a 7% increase, the first year, and a 3% increase in pay after that. reggie: your workers union has rejected a proposed contract, pushing the country closer to a strike that could cripple the economy. the national brotherhood of oil makers voted against an agreement reached in september. two other unions are set to strike starting december 4 if no agreement is reached. about 30% of u.s. freight is moved by rail. a strike could send prices of gas and food soaring. kumasi: a major milestone is for dicta today when it comes to the number of people on our planet. the human expects the 8 billionth baby to be born. the you in notes that the population growth is slowing. it took 12 years to go from 7 billion to 8 billion people. now it is expected to take 15

years to get to 9 billion people. let's talk about this. hidden valley is launching this new toy for the holidays called ranchy. reggie: it is a small stuffed animal toy -- it is not an animal, it is dressing -- that dreams of becoming a real bottle of ranch. oh. at least that is the story behind hidden valley's new set. ranchy comes with a book called "ranch on a branch," and sells for $30. ranchy los shenanigans. kids can play along by spreading joy and moving ranchy to a new spot every day. i've had it. drew: so they basically took over on a shelf -- reggie: and still it. and they are trying to charge me $30 for it. that should be free. this is an ad.

you are like what is this? drew: oh, it is ranch on a branch. we have to move him every morning. reggie: i paid $30 for it. drew: if you collect three land -- three ranch levels and mail it in? reggie: there should be no exchange of cash. it is a stunned food -- stunt food. drew: a valve on a shelf, move out of the way. -- elf on a shelf, of out-of-the-way. kumasi: are you inspired to buy the product? drew: you are either in love with range or one nothing to do with ranch. no one is like, i could take it or leave it. reggie: it feels basic to me. drew: what would it be? a ranch bottle that wants to be a real ranch bottle? reggie: that is what they are saying. it is not a pixar film any of us asked for. [laughter] drew: ♪ i want to grow up to be a real ranch bottle ♪

here is our oakland airport camera. here is how the forecast is shipping out for the next couple of days. it is clear. we are just a few degrees warmer this morning then we were yesterday. we will find a breezy to gusty winds later today. then it is sunny and warm the next two afternoons. with those clear skies, lived up to seven showing you a quiet scan. we think we will stay that way for the next seven days. we have high pressure basically on the border of california and nevada this morning. it is supplying us with clear skies. that clockwise rotation around that high is sending us an offshore wind that will strike across southern california later today. for us it will be breezy, but thankfully for those recent rains it has mitigated any fire concerns we have with this offshore wind. 2:00 p.m., it is strongest in the north bay. it will calm down a bit as we had toward tomorrow afternoon.

in our hills will notice that breeze. lots of sunshine on our tuesday. 67 in oakland. 67 in concord. we will keep that breeze in our hills. a lot of cities holding in the 40's. here is the seven-day forecast. gusty winds in our hills today. that once tomorrow, hitting 70 inland. over the weekend we will add clouds with a dry pattern. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: grab and go is making it easier for you to pick up your meal. kumasi: delivery drivers.

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francisco international today, american airlines flight attendants will be picketing at sfo and airports across the country. it is a call to ongoing contract negotiations, saying these flight attendants are exhausted. reggie: frontier and five other airlines will pay more than $7 million in fines for delaying refunds for canceled or delayed flights. the airlines have been ordered to refund the travelers more than $600 million. drew: expect to sunny skies and a mild afternoon today. it is clear and cool right now. we will warm into the 50's by lunchtime, then later this afternoon we will go into the 60's. kumasi: we have a clear commute for you this morning as we bring you this live picture from the san rafael bridge. no advisories to report. >> number seven. today is america recycles day. we are all encouraged to refresh our knowledge of recycling and check with local recycling

providers to make sure we are recycling our items in the right way. reggie: prices for items for your thanksgiving dinner are up nearly 17% compared to last year, but there are some ways you can still save money. here is matt rivers. >> it is nine days until the biggest meal of the year, so how can you keep your thanksgiving budget in check? >> everything is more expensive. feed is more expensive, labor is more expensive, all of the inputs. so that obviously is going to translate into a more expensive turkey. >> costs are up 17% compared to last year for the holiday's biggest staple. but there is a silver lining at the checkout counter. price tags are actually shrinking a little for some of those items that may be on your thanksgiving menu, at least -- at least compared to last month. >> the closer we get to thanksgiving the cheaper the prices are going to be. >> coming up, we have more

money-saving tips, plus we are taking you live to a turkey farm. with your gma first look, i'm matt rivers, first look. reggie: i once went to a turkey farm for a story. i will never do that again. the trauma. kumasi: it is traumatic. it looks like it. reggie: the things i saw. kumasi: they took you in the back? reggie: they took me in the back. kumasi: if you work for doordash new safety measures are on the way. the company announced a new features. one can detect crashes, fires, and even shootings in an area and cancel orders. the other contacts a -- -- a dasher if an order takes longer than expected. if they feel unsafe, they can call 911. reggie: a grab and go smart fridge stocked with sandwiches and drinks.

it debuted at uc san diego. the company plans to add more in airports and hospitals. franchises will prepare and deliver the sandwiches to refrigerators, and you will be able to order verbally for a contact-pre-experience. i could get into this. kumasi: the final round of jeopardy the tournament of champions continues tonigall thm california. we noemi schneider from oakland, sam boettcher is from pacific grove, and andrew is from san francisco. they are playing in at least three games, and that will determine who wins the title and a quarter million dollars. hi came in first last night. schneider is in third with $4600. you can watch the jeopardy weekends right here on abc seven at 7:00. reggie: if you are coming into

california, -- experts keeping an eye on some of our key races as millions of ballots have yet to be counted. kumasi: a new cultural district made official, honoring the pacific islander community. reggie: here is a live look outside at sfo this morning. meet three sisters.

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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. reggie: the tech layoffs continue.

the company reportedly planning to let go of thousands of employees this week. what experts are saying you should do if you are worried about losing your job. kumasi: mahogany concedes. what she is saying about her around. -- her run. reggie: the home of the famous film a christmas story is now on the market. kumasi: good morning, everyone. reggie: first we check in with drew tuma. drew: we are looking at temperatures a few degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. we do not have any frost advisories, cold in some spots. 32 in nevada. 30 in fairfield. a little warmer as you work your way up the peninsula. certainly i would have several layers. we are getting used to this pattern, but we do bounce back in the afternoon. our hills are breezy this morning. you can see knoxville, gusting

to 31. even though this is an offshore wind, the offshore wind is not really a problem for us when it comes to any fire weather concerns. outside this morning we have clear skies from east bay hills, bouncing around a bit. take the sunglasses with you. you will have temperatures a little bit warmer today, going into the 60's knew the coast. we will talk more about those offshore winds in a few minutes. reggie: today flight attendants from american airlines are expected to picket outside 11 different airports. that includes at as fo. that is where we find delina holland. what is this all about? reporter: these flight attendants say they are working to secure a contract for the first time with a wage increase. that is for the first time since 2019. merrick and airlines says today's picket lines will have no impact on operations. the union representing these workers, called the association of professional flight attendants, says even though

flight hours have returned to pre-pandemic levels there are thousands fewer flight attendants now, which makes it more challenging to recover from weather events. this means longer workdays and more rescheduled operations. leading to exhaustion and cruise timing out. you flight attendants are also required to move into cities with astronomical housing costs. leaving many struggling to afford housing and the cost of living. in a statement american airlines said flight -- american's flight attendants are the best in the business and deserve to be paid well and competitively. we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits both our flight attendants and operation, and we expect -- respect the right of our flight attendant to participate in informational picketing. these flight attendants will be picketing at 11 different airports across the country.

here at sfo today that picketing will start at 11:00 and continue until 1:00. reggie: thank you. one week after election day republicans are just one seat away from a majority in the house, while another trump-backed candidate has lost their race. he is set to launch his -- i should say president -- former president trump is set to announce. jobina: katie hobbs has defeated kari lake to become the next governor of arizona. lake is backed by former president trump. this morning abc news is projecting that republicans are now just one seat away from taking back control of the house. this comes as trump is expected to announce his reelection campaign tonight in florida. david muir interviewed former vice president mike pence ahead of today's expected announcement. >> you believe donald trump should ever be president again?

>> david, i think that is up to the american people. >> will you run for president in 2024? >> we are giving you consideration in our house. jobina: that interview coming as his new book is released today, and reggie will be speaking with pence later this morning. you will have that interview at 11:00 a.m. kumasi: taking control of the house could come down to some key races here in california. new data shows the gop in the lead in some races in the central valley and riverside county. poster paul mitchell is predicting democrats will not pick up any seats in california. >> holding seats is a victory for democrats. even if republicans hold the house it will be the difference between them having a three-see print surety or four-seat majority.

which, for kevin mccarthy, can be a big issue. kumasi: across the state nearly 4 million ballots still need to be counted. if republicans do take control of the house bakersfield congressman kevin mccarthy is expected to become house speaker. lgbtq activist and housing rights advocate honey mahogany has conceded to matt dorsey in san francisco's district six race. mayor london breed exceeded dorsey in may. mahogany set on twitter she is still in public, intending to work with supervisor dorsey on common goals. and she thanks everyone with the hopes she has brought instant ration -- not inspiration. reggie: the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband is set to appear in federal court. david depape is facing federal charges.

these are separate from the state charges he is also facing. depape could face 50 years in prison for the federal charges. kumasi: also today, the only surviving suspect in the murder of an oakland dentist is set to appear in court. the 33-year-old is accused of killing the doctor in a muer pt. his boyfriend was also arrested, but died by suicide in jail. documents show prior to his death she changed her accounts in a state. reggie: thousands more tech workers are expected to lose their jobs as soon as this week. the new york times reports amazon will lay off 10,000 employees. the cats will be the largest in the company's history, impacting 3% of employees. this follows layoffs by twitter and metta. when expert says these companies could be watching with the others are doing and following the trend. >> some of these phones are

taking the opportunity to lay off employees because others are already doing it. it is not easy to pin the explanation for particular problems on any one thing. we have been through a pandemic. there is inflation. there is a war in ukraine and energy disruptions. reggie: if you are concerned, a clinical psychologist says there are things you can do. start by having honest conversations with family about a potential layoff. you can also start mapping out a strategy. kumasi: our work means celebrating the cultures that make us the place we are. today san francisco's board of supervisors is expected to create the city's 10th cultural district. the pacific islander cultural district would be close toe nei. this idea has been years in the making, and many pacific islanders hope the new district can be a source of renewed interest, shining a spotlight on the community that is often

forgotten. >> we have always felt like we have never been counted or never recognized for anything, you know? but we have contributed so much to this country and all around the world. kumasi: despite being small in numbers, the community has greatly contributed to the bay area the entire country. islanders fought for the u.s. army during world war ii, helped build infrastructure throughout the american midwest, and worked in agriculture in and around san francisco. reggie: a symbolic first step in replacing one monument with a new tribute at the state capital. groundbreaking was held for what will be a monument to william franklin. a cardboard cutout was used to show what that bronze statue will eventually look like. travel officials say franklin was a leader who dedicated his life to reviving traditional songs and dances. >> this monument will start to pave the way for the voices of

all indian people to be heard. reggie: the money went will be located in a grove. he was a roman catholic priest who established missions in the late 1700s. he also enslaved indigenous people. in july protesters turn down the statues in sacramento and other cities. kumasi: dangers for tourist photographers in the city. how the story of a gunpoint robbery is prompting extra caution from visitors. reggie: holiday food drive. but nonprofit on the peninsula helping communities as food insecurity rises. first, here is a check on the weather. drew: what a lovely view of the golden gate bridge this morning. we have clear conditions once again. we are taking a look at the visibility map. we have no concerns. we will keep our eye on that. it tends to change close to sunrise.

the 24 hour temperature change, post areas are warmer this time compared to yesterday. five degrees warmer in san carlos. look at half moon bay, 16 degrees warmer than yesterday. we do have some chilly spots. we are down to 35 in napa. 39 in palo alto. for san francisco, we are in the mid-40's now. certainly do want the winter coat with you this morning, but we do warm faster compared to yesterday. a lot of sunshine there. later this afternoon it feels nice with those bright skies. we will go into the 60's for all of our cities by the afternoon. 67 in oakland. hit 68 in napa. the three-day forecast shows you will find lots of sunshine the next couple of days. we will watch for some inland cities hitting 70 degrees. no cool off by thursday. we have some issues with winds

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kumasi: the cambodian prime minister has canceled his meetings today at the g 20 summit after testing positive for covid. he held a summit with more than a dozen world leaders in recent days, including president biden. president biden and china' as president met yesterday as heads of state. pres. biden: we share responsibility to show that china and the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything near conflict, and to find ways to work together on urgent global issues. kumasi: president biden called the conversation candid and blunt, saying he raised concerns about china's violation of human rights and aggression toward taiwan. reggie: recent attacks on photographers in san francisco have professionals saying they are not going to come back to the city. last week thieves targeted two photographers at the palace of

fine arts. this video is from a witness. one of the victims was with the bride and groom when he fought off the attempted robbery. another photographers equipment was stolen at gunpoint in that same spot that day. >> the bride was crying. reggie: this case highlights the danger for professional photographers shooting at popular tourist destinations. this video in march shows a canadian crew robbed of $35,000 in equipped near twin peaks. we spoke with one photographer who has now changed his habits while working in san francisco. >> i run all over san francisco taking pictures on a smartphone, and the video is comparable to what i am getting on my $2500 sony. photographers say, we never go on professional shoots without a guard. reggie: that photographer and thousands of others have signed a petition, asking camera

manufacturers to install tracking devices inside gear. kumasi: today is america recycles day, to raise awareness of recycling. i'm cities are organizing recycling events. gloria rodriguez is joining us with how you can participate. gloria: more than 2000 events are held around the country, with more than 2 million people participating. san leandro is allowing residents to properly dispose of items such as pharmaceuticals, household batteries, and dvds at the marina community center between 9:00 this morning and 1:00 p.m. you did have to register ahead of time, but even if you are not able to participate america recycles day is a good reminder to recycle, and make sure you do it right. when recycling plastic food containers tonya richardson, the solid waste and recycling specialist with san leandro, said they asked residents to make sure the containers are clean and dry.

>> there is the tension between, we live in the bay area, we have a drought. how much cleaning are we going to do of our containers? we try to send the messages, you know, a quick rinse of hr or other kind of container you are going to put in your recycling, it is important it is dry so it does not contaminate the other materials in the recycling bin. gloria: california has measures in place to boost recycling. cal recycle says new legislation will require all packaging be psycho bull or compostable by 2032. we have a few recycling tips from the epa. make sure you flatten those boxes before you put them in the bin. you can recycle mail, even those envelopes with plastic windows. and broken glass should not go into the recycling bin. last one, aluminum cans should not be crushed before they are recycle.

they have a lot more tips on their websites. some jurisdictions may do things differently when it comes to recycling, so make sure you check where you live. at 6:00, numbers this morning showing just how much recycling californians are recycling. reggie: happening today, san mateo county families receive some relief and joy before the holidays. samaritan house is hosting its annual food distribution. those registered get frozen turkeys, chickens, and other holiday food items. the organization said they have seen a growing number of seniors in the. since the pandemic more seniors have struggled to put food on their table. the nonprofits as last year they serve more than 20,000 people. kumasi: nasa is hoping the fourth time is the charm for the artemis rocket. tonight it will begin fueling the pocket in preparation for launch. the mission has been postponed three times due to fuel leaks, then hurricane ian.

artemis also had storm damage last week because of hurricane nicole, but that was minor. reggie: ahead of the kickoff of the world cup this weekend the men's national soccer team has a bit of a new look. the u.s. soccer federation is using a special rainbow crest and its team facilities. u.s. soccer says it is to embrace the lgbtq plus community , as a symbol of inclusiveness. same-sex relationships are illegal in quat ina the country has faced criticismsr over other human rights but, -- rights abuses. team usa has its first matchup on monday. wear them during games. kumasi: you've got it, put it on. reggie: they're going to do it in their facility, but not on the field? ok. yesterday we told you about monkeys crashing a birthday party in south africa. now it is two kangaroos in australia. kumasi: they interrupted the

ceremony before it got started. >> all right, no. come on, we are all family now. come on. oh my, in the gut. maybe they are actually going to kiss. no, definitely not. that is enough. reggie:. they're going to kiss. [laughter] ok. this was posted on tiktok with the caption "weddings bring out the worst in people." he said everyone spent 20 minutes watching the fight. kumasi: i mean, i would. drew: this is giving me, your wedding is happening during a big football game and everybody has their phones out. watching the game and not your wedding. reggie: are they used to that? drew: i think that is one of the fun things living in australia. the shenanigans. kumasi: i still laugh about that one fight. member we watched the kangaroo

push it through the door, and then you heard the dog bark? reggie: that was a real fight. [laughter] kumasi: and he stood there and watched? reggie: i feel like that was a fight over something. someone looked at someone else wrong. kumasi: you felt that. there wasn't something. reggie: this was more like siblings. something happened. drew: will they kiss? [laughter] kumasi: i mean? [laughter] reggie: i think it would -- funnier would have been them yelling -- cast -- kiss! that is next level. drew: next time. here is a live look at sfo. the forecast calls for chilly temperatures once again. in our hills today there is a bit of a breeze. then we are talking about sunshine, warmer weather the next couple of afternoons. that dry pattern does continue

into the upcoming weekend. it is doppler seven showing you the wider picture, showing high pressure to the east of us. that is supplying us with dry conditions. also a bit of an offshore flow. is going to be strongest in southern california today, for have red flag warning's locally. thanks to our rains we have mitigated any fire concern. that breeze is not bringing in a red flag warning this afternoon. by 2:00 p.m. that offshore wind is strongest in the north bay. it will have and flow as the evening goes on, but will weekend tomorrow as you go throughout the day. 64 in the city. 67 in concord. feeling warmer today than we were yesterday. tonight, plenty of stars out there as we get you into wednesday. here is the seven-day forecast. breezy in our hills today. 70's in our warmest response and land. we will add some close to the

forecast by the weekend, but the pattern does continue. reggie: experts say they have pinpointed the best time to work out. you should be exercising to take full advantage. kumasi: and a makeover. the team teaming up with an olympian. reggie:

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kumasi: welcome back. a southbay elementary school has received a makeover, courtesy an olympic gold medalist. kyler gordon spent the weekend painting a new mural in san jose. that mural was unveiled yesterday. tyler is a san jose native and part of the nonprofit always dream, started by olympic skater kristi yamaguchi. kristi and her team were on

campus for the beautification project, sponsored by alaskan airlines. congrats. the house from the iconic film "a christmas story" is for sale. reggie: it is open for tours year-round, and you can stay overnight. the museum across the street and a couple of parking areas are included, but we do not know the prize. the agent says they are putting it out there and letting the market decide. [laughter] it comes as a sequel to that movie is set to be released thursday. i did not know this was a whole tourist attraction. i would not have recognized that, to be honest. is that iconic to you? kumasi: not personally reggie: yeah. when you put the big pink onesie out there, then i get it. and the leg lamp. try it. kumasi: be the host. reggie: no. kumasi: the host of the home.

that is what you will be. reggie: with interest rates these days? in this economy? drew: 7%? [laughter] kumasi: let the market decide. [laughter] drew: so they took the home off the market? they didn't like what they got. [laughter] visibility right now, good morning, everybody, we are doing well. we do not have any dense fog. we are finding temperatures warmer compared to this time yesterday. especially close to the coast, because of an offshore wind. that is why half moon bay right now is coming in at 50 degrees. that wind is coming down the hillside and warming up to city. 42 in san jose. same thing with that wind. it is rolling down the oakland hills and warming us up. 33 right now in santa rosa. later on today we have a lot of sunshine, even though we have that offshore wind. we do not have elevated fire concerns.

any fire weather has been mitigated. but we have a lot of sunshine on the way. the three-day forecast looking nice. we will warm up even more tomorrow. kumasi: next, the grammy-winning musician who can no longer sing after a devastating die says. reggie: then, how you can say -- save money on that thanksgiving meal. kumasi: the latest setback for americans hoping to see student loan debt wiped away. reggie: here is a live look outside at 5:57. ♪

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♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: american airlines flight attendants set to pick it at sfo hoping to get higher wages and better hours. your live with how this might impact holiday plans. reggie: a child in california -- has died of rsv and the flu. kumasi: if you want your workout session to mean even more, do it in the morning. but experts say about the time that you exercise. reggie: now we will get specific. jobina: these stories always troll us. drew: it never turns out well for us, anything. jobina: hopefully for you. kumasi: probably working out right now. reggie: