way crash on the east bay. five people, including children dead in pittsburgh. kumasi: the ultimatum elon musk has presented to twitter employees. reggie: the governor heading to one country to talk to first responders. kumasi: tourism turnaround, we are taking a live look this morning at san francisco international airport where there is one group in particular returning and helping the economy. reggie: come here, spend your money. good morning. kumasi: we will start with our forecast with lisa. lisa: there's a windshield index in the east bay, probably others through the morning hours where temperatures have dropped into the 30's. many of these high clouds will be with us throughout the afternoon. we get into a partly cloudy slightly cooler day today but we are not tracking any rain yet.

freezing in nevada. 34 in santa rosa. 34 in san ramon. livermore at 36 degrees. 41 on the peninsula. half moon bay at 37 degrees. we will continue to see these numbers drop. already nine degrees colder compared to yesterday at half moon bay. livermore and nevada and mountain view, colder start. we are clear now, high clouds offshore at partly cloudy. back into the 60's today. it will take a while and will not be as warm as yesterday. 60's in our warmest location, 60's around the bay and not as cold tonight. we have one more warm day before things drop off. details on that, coming up. kumasi: chp is investigating a runway crash that left five people dead, including three children. it happened just after midnight on highway four in pittsburgh.

lena howland is in pittsburgh with what we are learning. lena: good morning. all lanes of highway four have since reopened. they just reopened a little more than one hour ago. this crash has already been cleaned up and both cars have been towed away. i want to go to video of what this looked like only a couple of hours ago. both cars involved appear to be completely mangled. this was called in after midnight after reports of a wrong way driver heading eastbound in the westbound lanes of state road four. chp, i just got off the phone with a spokesman who says three kids and one adult were killed in the car which was a right -- a white hyundai. the driver hit in suv going the right direction, also killed on the scene.

the names of the victims have not yet been released. circumstances leading up to this horrific crash are still under investigation. we are working to get you more information about this. as soon as we do, we will bring that to you. reggie: the clock is ticking for twitter employees. they have until 2:00 p.m. today to decide if they will commit to hardcore working conditions or leave. it comes as a new owner elon musk says he is looking for a new ceo. jobina: workers who decided to leave will get three month of severance. those who decide to stay can expect long hours at high intensity. with the subject line, "a fork in the road," elon musk says he wants to build a rate through twitter 2.0. he is revamped sufficient services, and it worked from

home, laid off have the staff, and more. that includes nearly 800 workers at the san francisco headquarters. elon musk faces newsgroup to deep about how he is running the company. >> it is pushing people to elements beyond what most of us consider fair. if we look at tesla and spacex, what he's asking people to accomplish something we don't know is technically possible. jobina: he testified during a civil trial wednesday. a shareholder suit elon musk over a package. he said he plans on finding a new ceo for the social media company. reuters is reporting jack dorsey said he would not retake the role if asked. reggie: nancy pelosi is expected to address her future in politics today. she will give any update to her colleagues -- give an update to

her colleagues. this comes after the attack on her husband, paul. she said that is having an impact on her decision. some in washington anticipate nancy pelosi may step aside for a new generation of leadership. her office had previously said she still plans to serve in congress even if it is not in a leadership role. we will have more on that in our next half hour. kumasi: the bay area's biggest city has a new mayor elect. matt may had. cindy chavez considered the race yesterday after his leader widened. abc7 news reporter amanda biggest ilya has been following us -- amanda has been following this. reporter: matt is that to serve as the next mayor. cindy chavez conceding to have.

>> she was gracious and i thanked her for her years of service. while it was a hard-fought and contentious race, we have to work together. reporter: more than 6000 votes are all that separated the two. for the second time in her career, travis has run successfully -- has run unsuccessfully for mayor. >> voters decide what is best for their families. i'm going to honor that. reporter: matt meehan attended high school in san jose. >> i grew up in a working class community and it was the work scholarship here that helped me. after college -- gloria: after college -- reporter: college, he returned as a teacher in east san jose.

current mayor sam liccardo voted to endorse mahan. >> doing the job as mayor, i'm confident he will do a great job. he will be tough to beat. reporter: what is next for you? >> i guess i will have to get a real job and work for living. not such a horrible thing. gloria: while we don't know -- reporter: while we don't notice next for him, chavez has two years left on the school board. matt mahan: is building bridges -- met mahan is building bridges and working with those who did not support an. >> i want to understand what their perspective is. i believe diverse teams give us the best outcome. reggie: santa clara county's

registrar of voters in deciding to count the ballots dumped along highway 17. 36 and ballots are recovered and 31 will be counted. the rest had envelopes torn open. one had a signature that did not match the signature on file. those will not be counted. there are several of into how the valid -- the ballots were discovered. in oakland, the election is now greater than. taylor is up by a bit more than 1000 votes. to delete has been decreasing each day this week. another update is today at 5:00 p.m.. kumasi: building a better bay area means taking a look at how our economy is improving. tourism is finally starting to see a turnaround in san francisco. i want to take a live look at san francisco international airport where there is an increase in arrivals from asia.

the number of south korean visitors doubled between september 2021 and september 2022. taiwan visitors jumped from 2000 to 10,000. the ceo of hotel counsel in san francisco says hotels cannot wait for more tourists to bahrain -- to pour in. >> we are excited about where we can be in 2023. we are open for business. we are excited about increased travel to san francisco. kumasi: 63% of all tourism spending in san francisco was by international visitors. reggie: governor newsom will be in napa county to visit fire fighters. he will highlight the state's wildfire investments and work to protect residents from fires. the governor has invested 2.8 billion dollars into wildfire prevention. jobina: good morning -- lisa: good morning.

we are looking at cloud cover offshore that will visit us in the afternoon bringing partly cloudy conditions. this morning we wish we had that because it is cold out there. temperatures hover around freezing the next few hours as these numbers drop another few degrees. match diablo 52. antioch dropped to 39. we have widespread 30's and 80 north bay. 41 and is, 37 in mountain view. as for this morning, the winds are backing off and we are looking at more of an onshore flow later on. we are partly cloudy with onshore flow and the clouds tonight, allowing for temperatures to bottom out man the entity 30's and 40's. the winds are light. look what happens as we get into friday. we are getting back into the relative humidity, and gustynds.

as for today, we will be talking about high clouds, temperatures in the low to mid 60's. a little bit cooler out there and received letter winds -- receive lighter winds. as we get into the weekend, we are looking cooler. clouds increase next week and tuesday looks like our best chance of rain. jobina: we are starting here with in the overall look at our map. green across the board, matching the dress. no traffic. if you need to have the door, walnut creek and 680, those tellabs are traveling southbound, no blocking issues, no problems out there. live on 80, headlights traveling westbound for you. no issues there either. the only think you're going to run into, 43 minutes for the drivetime which isn't that bad.

antioch to concord, 14. san rafael to san francisco -- reggie: a san francisco cited that earned -- site that earned a historic landmark title. the starbucks tradition is back, more on the perks you can bake if you can snack the reasonable cup. kumasi: a live look outside at

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kumasi: new developments on the east bay, a police officer is on leave in connection with a misconduct investigation. a complaint filed with the city claims that claimed from racism to derogatory comments coming from within the ranks of the department. following the accusations, bravely decided to delay making the department's interim chief permanent. the city will hire an e inveigator t into clai. reggie: the site of the compton cafeteria right will receive

historic landmark status. all that is left of the cafeteria is a plaque outside what is now a housing complex in the tenderloin. the right happened in 1966, before the stonewall uprising when trans women and others stood up to please officers. the site is under consideration to become recognized on the national historic register. kumasi: a street is now named wilma chan way, contributed -- attributed to a woman many called angel glaser. she died while she was hit by a car while walking her dog. the city council approved the renaming to under years of public service at the request of her family. >> renaming constitution weight b -- might be a reminder of safety as people are coming in and out of alameda. it is at the core of who my mom

was. kumasi: her son and daughter were also awarded a commemorative sign as a gift and recognition of their mother's use of leadership. reggie: the collapse of cryptocurrency giant fdx -- ftx. several celebrity are named in the lawsuit. there were some of the advertising spokespeople for ftx. it's founders are under investigation for fraud after billions of dollars of cryptocurrency value got wiped out in a matter of days. kumasi: look at kalus football field at memorial state ballfield. the ftx logo has been removed. uc berkeley suspended the naming rights after filed for bankruptcy. reggie: two of the top ranked law schools say they are not going to be ranked anymore.

yale and harvard law schools are abandoning the u.s. news rankings. the ranks have come to influence application decisions, financial aid, and career paths for countless students. the dean of l.a. -- of yale law says it gives the wrong incentives and stands in the way of progress. kumasi: you can get into the hallway -- the holiday spirit today with starbucks because it is red cup date. if you order today, you get a reusable red cup. it includes any orders you place on the app and starbucks delivery. on top of cutting on waste, you also get a tencent discount on the drinks with the red cup and a 25 bonus stars reward. that is an incentive. reggie: i need to bring it in after and then i get $.10 off?

kumasi: oh. reggie: you know they are not going to refill that cup. they stopped doing that. kumasi: they say just reuse it on your own. we still have hours. reggie: we still have it. jobina: you still have yours from a year? reggie: at least two, maybe three. kumasi: i like that cup. it brings me joy. reggie: it does. kumasi: they had the paper ones that came out a few weeks back. friend was going to get us some and i was like, i want that one. i was like -- he was like, you want me to ask them? and i was like, why can't i get the one i want? he was looking at me like i'm getting it and you want me to ask them? i am excited about the plastic one. jobina: got that worked out. reggie: i can get it for you too

, lisa. i am going to go on a run. lisa: so nice. imagining that, perhaps an extra one. it is so cold out there. we will start to warm up after 8:00. consent to get set -- get sent to have the heavier coat. there are clouds offshore that will be visiting us today. if you look at the current picture, you think we would be warmer with the blanket of one clouds with the just moved in. not in time to stop the numbers from dropping. 35 in richmond. 39 in union city. 44 in san leandro. 34 in nevada with mid 30's along the peninsula. that is a cold start. anywhere from a couple of degrees colder to five to nine degrees colder, mountain view or half moon bay. as we head out this morning, you

will notice not only the patchy frost but clouds increase. the gusty winds return tomorrow and offshore winds are going to warm us up so we could be above average again for friday. rain chances are still with us. it is not flicking as robust as we once thought. there are a couple of for cost -- a couple of forecast models not with us. this is where we see most of the activity in the pacific northwest and a few showers the bay area. a storm track pushing further to the north with dry and mild conditions looking likely for thanksgiving. cooler today with clouds around, ranging from 60's in oakland, 61 and a san francisco. we have 70's in our warmest inland valleys. 66 in livermore. we will be looking at a bump up tomorrow as offshore winds bring us the warmer afternoon.

that will allow for temperatures to be the warmest out of the next seven before we cool off for the weekend. kumasi: seven things to know this morning. reggie: airbnb's incentives to get more hosts. kumasi: scr

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i like to use them all! olay. face anything. kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. five people were killed, including three kids in a crash on highway four in pittsburgh. the car with the kids was driving the wrong way when it slammed into another vehicle. jobina: the update in terms of traffic is that that has cleared, the crash, see was referring to. we do not have any major issues this morning. reggie: twitter employees have until 2:00 p.m. today to decide if they are staying with the company or taking a severance package. elon musk warned people who stated that they will have to be hard-core. kumasi: republicans are projected to take control of the house. kevin mccarthy has secured his party's nomination to become the

next speaker. reggie: nancy pelosi is expected to reveal her future plans today. some anticipate she will stay in congress but make way for a new generation of leadership. jobina: asbury -- lisa: as we look outside, looking at temperatures in the 30's. grab the heavier coat. a cold start, a cloudy and cooler afternoon. kumasi: governor newsom will be in napa today meeting with fire fighters to discuss fire prevention efforts. reggie: in today's "gma" first look, police are looking for who killed four university of idaho students. reporter: new details on the idaho murder mystery as the hunt for the alleged killer of four students intensifies. >> we believe this was an isolated, targeted attack on our victims. we do not have a suspect. reporter: overnight, good

morning america talking to the older sister of the victim katie can vallas -- >> call it in. there is no harm that could come. even if you feel it has been called in already. call it in. find me and i will personally make sure it is followed through. ur days ere coming up, we will have the latest developments in this unfolding mystery. kumasi: airbnb is trying to convince more people to bed after their homes. the company is expanding liability coverage up to $3 million will attract more people who live in high cost of living areas. it would appear newbies with super hosts. it will also make pricing more

transparent and reduce high fees. reggie: scrabble is trying to keep up with the times. the company added 500 words to its dictionary including guac and vax. others include sub tweet and deepfake. sbndal bet some of the rules. it now includes proper nouns like google and -- from j. lo's song. [humming] it is a slang term for someone from puerto rico. the game says they are expanding the game by updating their leg which. kumasi: a new water ball is becoming a new status symbol. the stanley quencher is getting popular here because of millennial women on social media

. fans love that if it's in the car cup holder while keeping drinks hot and cold. e-marketing director because it the patagonia vest of water bottles. other people say is overhyped. reggie: is $40 -- it is $40. kumasi: what did i say? reggie: $50. kumasi: it is $40. reggie: i mean. kumasi: it is cute. and it has colors. reggie: 50 hertz. -- $50 hurts. $40 is getting closer. california budget, and number indicating the deficit. kumasi: what one

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a deadly crash in the east bay, five people were killed, including three kids after a wrong way driver slammed into another vehicle. we are live with that investigation. kumasi: nancy pelosi's political future, the house speaker expected to address her future in congress today. how the attack on her husband is affecting her plans. reggie: the community getting a lifeline from san francisco. kumasi: it is thursday, almost friday, november 17. reggie: we want to start with lisa argen. lisa: starting out with cold numbers in the south bay. 33 in santa clara. 36 in mountain view. we still have a couple of hours were these temperatures will bottom out. santa rosa is just above freezing.

es colder along the coast at high-class atrophy picture today, slowly going back to any onshore flow. we are in the 40's for most of us. 11:00, mid 50's, partly cloudy. a few peaks of son and a partly cloudy afternoon keeping temperatures cooler. on the upper 50's along the shoreline with low 60's. we have got a bump up for the last day of the week. i will talk about the weekend in a few minutes. reggie: a horrible crash has left five people dead, including three children. this happened just after midnight on highway four near loveridge road in pittsburgh. westbound lanes were closed during the investigation. lena howland is live in pittsburgh. you spoke to investigators about 30 minutes ago. lena: that is right.

i talked to a spokesman for chp only about 30 minutes ago. he told me any adult with three kids in the car was going the wrong way on highway four when they hit another suv that only had a single driver in it, leaving all five people dead on scene. the crash has been cleaned up but here is a look at the scene only a couple of hours ago. both cars appeared to be completely mangled. the wrong way driver was in a white hyundai. that is the con investigators say hit a white ford flex. this was called in after midnight as a report of a wrong way driver heading eastbound and the westbound lanes of state road four east of loveridge road. reggie:-- >> our units arrived on scene and observed pretty much what we determined is a head-on collision. right now we have five victims. >> their condition?

>> they suffered fatal injuries. lena: the names of the victims have not been released and circumstances leading up to this crash are still under investigation. all lands of highway four have since reopened so this crash should not impact your morning commute. live in pittsburgh, lena howland , abc7 news. reggie: republicans are preparing to take back control of the house after abc news predicted they will gain a slimmer majority. the new house speaker has already been chosen. jobina: a californian will still be second in line to the presidency -- third in line to the presidency. kevin mccarthy has been chosen to be speaker of the house. house republicans are promising to launch investigations into re-think from the covert response to is an abiding -- to president biden's son.

democrats won in the senate. they are talking about what went wrong. >> we underperformed among voters who did not like president biden's performance and among independents and moderate republicans who looked at us and concluded too much chaos, too much negativity. jobina: mitch mcconnell will stay on as minority leader in the senate. all of these changes take place in january. kumasi: people are now wondering about nancy pelosi's future. she is said to address her plans today. clea rodriguez is running as live in the newsroom with what we know. gloria: we don't know what time she will make this announcement, but her spokesperson tweeting this. "speaker pelosi has been overwhelmed by calls from

colleagues, friends, and supporters." is bigger -- and supporters. the speaker plans to address her future with colleagues. stay tuned." she spoke with abc7news last week about her plans. >> i'm not making comments until this is finished and we have more time to go. gloria: the speaker says last month's attack of her husband paul is having an impact on this decision. at the midterm election is also over. some in washington anticipate nancy pelosi will step aside for a new generation of leadership after democrats lost the house of representatives. her office has stated that nancy pelosi plans to still serve in congress even if not in a leadership role. we are expected to learn more about nancy pelosi's future political plans today. we will keep you updated as soon

as we learn about those plans. kumasi: a 19-year-old fast-forward worker who stood up for the right thing ended up being attacked and it east bay. doctors were not able to save bianca's right eye. video shows her being attacked last weekend at the habits burger grill where she works in antioch. she stepped in when a man was pulling a teenager. youngest is the man came after her, punching her eyes so hard that it ruptured. >> they kept asking if he was wearing rings because they did not think a normal punch could ruptured an eye. kumasi: she said she was standing up for someone who did not deserve to be bullied. >> things may happen, not the way you want. at least i feel good that he was not harmed. kumasi: there has been no arrest in this case.

bianca's family has started a gofundme in support of her. leaders have rallied in support and surpassed the family's original goal. if you like to donate, we have the link on our website. reggie: elizabeth holmes is expected to be sentenced tomorrow, four years after the fall of her blood testing start up and when you're after a jury found her guilty on four counts of fraud. the question now is how much time is an issue would serve in prison. prosecutors have asked the judge to sentence her to 15 years in prison and face a fine of $800 million. >> i think the court will be looking at somewhere on the low end of two to three years. on the high end, somewhere between seven or nine years. under 10 would be my guess. gglizabeth holmes have

argued she has already paid the price for her crime and will force -- and will be forced to face the aftermath the rest of her life. kumasi: a new -- will include transgender people for a year and a half. tim johns explores this initiative for a community that often feels left behind. >> for some of the most forgotten people in our community, a lifeline could see -- could soon be coming. the mayor's office announced an effort to combat poverty among transgender residents. >> this is the first guaranteed income program for trans people. gloria: it will give -- reporter: if we give people money for a month. activists hope the gift program is the only step in helping a community in need. statistics show trans people suffer disproportionately from things like poverty,

discrimination, and abuse. >> the u.s. transgender survey which is the only large-scale study of transgender people found 33% of trans people in california were living in poverty. reporter: individuals can be making no more than $600 per month to qualify. applications for those eligible are open through december 15, with priority given to trans people of color. >> i think when we lift those people up, those at the bottom of the total paul, everyone benefits. reporter: mahogany says the city has long been a safe place for transgender people. she says programs like this will become even more critical for people who have nowhere else to go. >> it is important we figure out ways to most folks who have nowhere else to go and be able to help stabilize them and make sure they don't end up on the streets.

kumasi: this is transgender awareness week. if you or someone you know is looking for an ally, you can go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find resources and support. hot dog and drink deal, why sam's club is lowering the price of the combo. reggie: the bay area teacher getting help and inspiration from an emmy award-winning show. first, a check of the weather with lisa argen. lisa: you can see the cloud cover of sure, it is overhead in some spots. we had a good deal of clear sky, cooling command no fog is with us. within the 6:32 summarize and cause moving in, hopefully we can curb these temperatures from dropping more. pacifica looks mild. 36 down the road at half moon bay. redwood city, palo alto 34

degrees, 39 in fremont. more 30's for our inland valley. frost is already forming here with 35 in the north bay. as we get going this morning, it is a cold one. looking at the gusty winds returning tomorrow. we are in between wind events. we had one that brought our temperatures up. more red arriving for friday. looking at the cooler conditions over the weekend here the clouds, partly cloudy this afternoon, a cooler day due to the onshore flow and the high to mid-level clouds. the winds are going to be light, nothing out of the ordinary. tomorrow, we have mount saint helena, mount diablo looking at a gusty offshore winds. can we get some rain in here? we are above average right now. we are looking at tuesday is our best opportunity. 66 in livermore. jobina: good morning. we are looking great for your

community. we have a slow down highway four to the maze. just a little slower than normal. bencic about prejudice, 34 minutes. highway 85 to the center's airport, an eight minute ride. you can see it filling in where the. toll plaza is. a live look in oakland showing 880 at the coliseum. no blocking issues or advisories still so far this morning. we wrap up with a live look at

reggie: chp officers are busy getting how an suv and it up on the wrong side of the street, hitting sheriff's recruits. the suv veered across the street and plowed into the group. five are still in critical condition this morning. some of the entries are considered life-threatening.

the sheriff says some of the sheriff's lost limbs. the driver was detained and had no indication of alcohol in his system. kumasi:'s senate has passed an historic bill -- the senate has passed in a historic bill called the -- defense of marriage act. it legally defines marriage only between -- it will protect all same-sex and interracial marriages. the bill will have to be approved by the house for a second time before it makes its way to the white house. reggie: a case of financial feast to famine. a report from the legislative analyst office says the state will face intraday $5 billion deficit next year -- a $25

billion deficit next year. we had a surplus just month ago. inflation, interest rates, and recession are to blame. chris haney from the california budget and policy center says it may not be as bad as it sounds. >> the tendency of those who forecast revenues is to be conservative. they are probably at the higher end of their forecast. it may be likely we end up with less deficit than that. reggie: still, it will likely lead to some painful spending decisions. it would affect the biggest expansion of government services, including free kindergarten for four-year-olds. kumasi: and warnings about a bounce house your kids mentally with. the my bounce a little castle poses a strange addition risk. the morning after a four-year-old boy died when his neck got caught in the hoop on the castle. cpse says the hoops were tested

and failed to meet safety standards. if you have one, you should stop using it. sam's club this coming after cosco when it comes to a food court,. both food retailers have a hot dog and drink deal for $1.50. sam's club is lowering the price by $.12 to $1.38. the chains as it is an example of ways it offers bargains for shoppers dealing with inflation as we head into the holidays. reggie: you are a fan of "abbott elementary," you will appreciate this. fans may be familiar with the website donors choose. it allows teachers to start fundraisers for school supplies and programs. >> we do this because we are supposed to. >> it is showing the money. reggie: abc is giving back by teaming up with donors choose to support 10 aspiring teachers nationwide and one is right here, jennifer mullis in san

francisco. she is getting $1000 and said she will buy more books and take her class on a trip to a farm. >> i don't think you will find a teacher that feels they have all the resources they need for their classroom. reggie: she is a fan of "abbott elementary," and says it feels true to her. you can watch new episodes every wednesday night right here on abc7. i am behind but i watched the older episodes and i enjoyed it. kumasi: did you watch the halloween episode? wasn't it so good? reggie: where they dress up like a janitor and he says they owe him for that? it is a delight. if you are in any mood -- but if you don't feel like getting into some drama or something heavy, it is a fun thing to put on. lisa: i need to check that out.

reggie: get into it, it is so charming. lisa: good, good. you're getting a rude awakening this morning with cold temperatures because we have been warmer. the afternoons have been mild and with the offshore flow, temperatures have not been as frosty. we have clouds moving in, that will bring us a cooler afternoon. temperatures have been dropping quickly as we get into the upper 30's. low 40's in hayward. 39 in union city and we still see the numbers drop off another couple of degrees. mountain view is at 34. san francisco holding at 47 with low 30's in santa rosa and 35 in napa. this morning is awfully cold. half moon bay at 13 degrees colder so there is some frost. you want to give yourself extra time and bundle those kids up.

here is a look at asca cover today, you can see the cloud cover on and off throughout the afternoon. a partly cloudy day on the way, also allowing for temperatures to cool off a couple of degrees. we have been talking about rain as we get 20 next week. it is still holding together, particularly for the pacific northwest and trimming southwards. we could still see a few showers next tuesday but the storm track was to lift and bring more wild weather into wednesday. looking like a dry and mild thanksgiving. seated i oakland, cooler afternoon. partly cloudy freemont, 65 in san jose. in between when the events, we get back to that offshore wind. also those with low relative humidity is coming back to visit us. reggie: sfo was rated the top large airport in the country. kumasi: all you can fly, how does that sound? the airline offering a low-fare

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this holiday season wow, that's great unity council will give out groceries every third saturday starting this weekend.

and i have to say if you're looking if you have a few extra bucks hanging around at the end of the year to be charitable giving to food banks. it makes that dollar stretch very far. they can do a lot with one buck. a light art show returns tonight to the exploratorium in san francisco. it's called glow and it features work from six local artists. the museum says the exhibition brings pieces that spark curiosity heightened perception and stimulate conversation. three of the featured artists will be at the exploratorium tonight for the grand opening if you want to check out glow you can do that until january 29th, and it's free that looks really fun. that doesn't really i want to do this if you get a ticket to the exploratorium, you can go see glow free and do this don't knock the kids out the way let them go first. that's true. but then excuse me. s turn. i've been waiting ma'am. i'm an adult. it's for kids.

alrighty, good morning. everybody. you're checking that 30 to degree temperature in danville out, right? it is cold 34 and walnut creek with 38 in pleasant hill dublin just 33. so we've had radiational cooling the clear sky calm winds. we're at freezing in santa rosa 39, pacifica 35 mountain view awfully cold out there. so grab the jacket, we've got some sun on the way, but not as much as we saw yesterday partly cloudy in the afternoon. the gusty winds will return tomorrow in the upper elevations. that's going to warm us up though down at the lower levels and we are still tracking that slight chance of showers on tuesday. statewide windy conditions for southern california. probably red flag warnings going up into tomorrow, but notice the cloud cover and the cooler day today reggie. kamasi thank you lisa new at six the bay area starbucks where workers are walking off the job this morning and why jeopardy champion schneider face lawmakers about virtual bill

then nancy pelosi's political future will become clearer today. we are following her upcoming announcement, but first this live look outside, it is 556 i'm now hearing from victims all across the country their bank accounts were drained in seconds, but the banks should not refund their money until you know, how excited i got. oh my god, my money's back. so happy. i want to cry and i just couldn't be any more thankful to seven on your side. yeah something to be good instead of bad. it's just really life for me. we will all okay. thanks to you.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, developing news. five people killed, including three children, and a wrong way crash in the east bay overnight. reggie: and, a starbucks strike. workers that hundreds of locations are set to walk off the job, including at least one in the bay area. kumasi: glowing reviews for sfo. reggie: good morning, welcome to thursday, november 17. kumasi: starting with a check of the forecast. lisa: it is cold, we have the numbers dropping. high clouds are offshore, some already visiting