>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> 11 days since election day. the mayor of oakland still too close to call. one candidate is taking the lead for the first time in this race. good morning. it is november 19. i am liz kreutz along with lisa. let's start with a look at the weather. lisa: it has been nice. we have had these cool we look r seven, we are clear. the winds are gusty in the upper elevations. we don't have the fog, but temperatures are warmer. 50 downtown, half moon bay. with that wind and mixing in the

atmosphere, we are warmer. anywhere from novato down to livermore and mountain view eight to five degrees warmer. santa rosa is cooler. the winds are gusting over 20 miles per hour in the north bay. that is a dry atmosphere. it is clear, 50's, 60's today. high clouds through the afternoon. liz: we begin with the election. it has been 11 days since election day. the race for the mayor of oakland is still too close to call. chantel has been closing the gap and has now taken the lead for the first time. it is now by the slimmest of margins, just over 700 rate choice votes. it is the right choice system -- ranked choice system that will

determine the next mayor. "we have been humbled to watch the results with each passing day. we have taken the lead with very few votes left to count. we are optimistic our lead will hold and change how will be the next mayor of oakland. " pamela price is declaring a win over prosecutor taylor wiley. wiley conceded the race last night. the race is making history with price becoming the first black alameda county d.a.. she released this statement, the key numbers are the confirmation of our victory. we knew this election would be an exclamation point in history for alameda county. new developments in the race in santa clara county. the race for sheriff, the lead for robert jensen getting bigger. johnson's lead is 6900 votes

over jensen. in a statement obtained by our partner, i am humbled and grateful for all of our supporters. we provided voters with strong choices. i am proud of the campaign as we stay focused on the most pressing issues. i am ready to step up and lead the department. jensen has not yet conceded. he has said i will still be fighting for the agency and community against mismanagement like i have been for the last 12 years. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for defrauding investors. it was despite personal letters sent to the judge in support of holmes. amanda has more on what is next for holmes.

>> once the face of promise and potential, elizabeth holmes was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison, not the maximum, but far from the minimum. holmes was convicted on four counts of defrauding investors while running theranos. >> the only good thing that happened for ms. holmes today was a she left the courtroom not in handcuffs. >> witnesses reported seeing holmes running from court in hand with her partner. the executive director of the center for applied ethics says the sentence sends a message to silicon valley. >> she is stuck with the consequences of bad decisions. >> restitution has not yet been

decided. prosecutors wanted holmes to pay $804 million, money that would cover most of the nearly $1 billion raised from investors. >> investors would like to believe this is a one-off. here is a pattern. >> referencing another young tech former billionaire i can't under investigation. on friday, holmes took the stand after hearing testimony. she describes taking full responsibility for failures. >> i think the court took into consideration the holmes sentencing, giving her time to bond with this child. >> holmes must surrender to custody 2023. >> there are all the employees,

many of whom were not in a position to know theranos was a fraud. >> amanda del castillo abc 7. liz: elon musk emailed twitter employees he will be back at the san francisco headquarters this morning as he summoned remaining workers back in the office. musk only asked for coders and employees who write software. this comes as data shows as many as 1200 employees may have resigned. >> he has cut the staff and half and a lot more have walked out the door since. he has to make sure things are running the way he needs them to. liz: a group of senate democrats , including dianne feinstein, sent a letter demanding the ftc investigate twitter and take action for any breach of business practices that are unfair. one of the victims of an oakland school shooting has died.

it has been six weeks since the shooting. david zacharia was a carpenter. he had been hospitalized since the day of the shooting. he died thursday. students and staff remember david as a valued employee. the superintendent said david installed the schools pa system. >> he was a friendly, kind, respectful, gentle human being who lent a hand. liz: david told a coworker he was looking forward to retiring. the shooting is under investigation. police have not made any arrests. the contra costa county coroner's office has released the identity of five people involved in a wrong way crash on highway four in pittsburgh. this is the scene of that crash early thursday. the victims are tr tucker,

calliope johnson, mariah, and lis andriy good. all five died on impact. it is unclear why tucker was driving in the wrong direction. san francisco is taking part in a global rally for the liberation of iran. protesters have taken to the streets every day in iran since september. an estimated 344 protesters have been killed and more than 10,000 have been jailed without legal representation. today's demonstration starts at 1:00. the event will be held in new york, paris, berlin, and tokyo. let's get a look outside. lisa: we have a wide range of temperatures. freezing in santa rosa, 50 in

concord, oakland, san francisco. upper level winds are beginning to ease. they will influence our morning forecast. by the afternoon, another mild day ahead. we will talk thanksgiving coming up. liz: summit in san francisco, the conference next year. central subway opening, celebrations today years in the making. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot...

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liz: vice president kamala harris made this announcement yesterday. she met with leaders of the forum in thailand. she said there is no better place to host aipac 2023 then california. kaiser and the california nurses association reached a tentative

agreement, avoiding a strike planned to start monday. it includes a wage increase of 22.5% over four years and an additional 2000 nurses. kaiser says this demonstrates our commitment to provide excellent market-based compensation and a work environment that supports well-being, safety, and professional opportunities. the nurses association says we will create a new regional, equity, diversity, and inclusion committee. the nurses will vote to ratify the contract in the coming weeks. a dramatic chase is bringing to life the problem of auto burglaries in san francisco. there is a new abc7news tool to help you keep track of crimes across the bay area. >> as trisha's 1998 hit played on the radio, a tow truck driver

captured this footrace where sfpd officers arrested two men and a juvenile in connection to a string of auto burglaries. sfpd received at least six calls on november 11 alerting them to the same getaway vehicle. for september, auto burglaries are up 12% in san francisco. the crime and safety tracker shows overall burglaries are down 9% in the last 12 months compared to the annual average for the last three years. the tool allows users to track crimes such as assaults, homicides, and theft broken down by a neighborhood across oakland and san jose as well. it is up by 21 incidents in the past 12 months compared to the yearly average. in san jose that number is down. the tracker goes one step beyond

contextualizing that. a 3.1% homicide rate per 1000 people -- 100,000 people is less than the risk of dying in a vehicle crash. you can see how incidents like this play into the greater scheme of crime. in san francisco, dion lim. liz: new developments on high-profile schools pulling out of the u.s. news and world report ranking. stanford announced its law school would no longer participate, following announcements by uc berkeley, harvard, and el. the dean agreed -- and yale. the dean agreed with equity concerns voiced by other schools. e nking. hastting and east bay martial arts studio is asking for help to build a

newojo in oakland. as tim johns shows us, one of the few black owned martial arts studios, it is about more than just money. on most nights during the week, you can find kenneth pitts teaching martial arts. >> i forget about other things i would normally worry about consistently or would be on my mind. i leave that at the door. >> for years, pitts has taught almost every age group. >> we learned how to defend ourselves when we are in danger. >> the past few years have been more difficult than most. covid and rising costs for space to close his dojo in oakland.

he builds a new martial arts studio in the backyard. >> the total cost is estimated to be over $80,000. he says it is worth the money. >> you cannot put a price on what i see. but the students are achieving. >> while the project gets off the ground, a gofundme has been set up. pitts says he is committed to helping pass along his knowledge generation to generation. >> my thing is to inspire before i expire. i feel like i can keep doing this for a long time. >> in berkeley, tim johns, abc 7. liz: the transit agency

officials say they have finished the year with a balanced budget. part made less than anticipated by daily fares but balanced out by 49 million dollars from sales taxes. due to the unfilled staffing positions, the agency spent $61 million less than expected. today in san francisco, the central subway is finally opening for services. it has been four years since this project was supposed to be finished. the central subway cost nearly $2 billion. the first train roles at eight this morning with free rides this morning. there will be a parade through chinatown. today in the south bay, it is opening day for the low hot downtown skate roller rink

replacing the ice rink on market street. you will be able to get a sweet treat from the snowman hot chocolate cabin next to the rink. skating costs $20 for 90 minutes. the opening ceremony will be held on tuesday. it will be open until january 8. it is starting to feel a lot like the holidays. just days away from thanksgiving. lisa: we could use that heat. it has been cold. we are seeing many 40's and even 50's. just a few 30 degree readings. it is freezing in santa rosa. the winds allowing for a frosty start. check it out. high-pressure pushing all the storm track into british columbia. for much of the pacific northwest, california dry and still looking at changes as we

get into the timeframe after thanksgiving. as we check out live doppler seven, nothing standing out. temperatures are mild. 51 alameda. temperatures warmer in our inland valleys from the low 40's, which is much warmer than we have had the past couple days. you head over to the coast, it is 52 in bidet debate -- but jacob bay -- we have cool pockets north of santoo rosa. mount st. helena at 27. gusty offshore winds. the relative humidity at mount

diablo in the 20% range. we are looking at dry and breezy wins this morning. those winds will be easing quickly. as a result we are looking at a mild afternoon. not as warm as yesterday. we had 74 at the sonoma county airport. mild days this week. drive pattern through thanksgiving -- dry pattern through thanksgiving. here is a look at high clouds late in the day today and tomorrow. we are watching the winds this morning lighten up. wind gusts anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour. saturday and sunday, not a factor, but still light offshore. highs today of her 60's. it is going to be cooler -- highs today up hper 60's.

it is going to be cooler. the accuweather 7 day forecast, we have sunny and dry days. at least we don't have sloppy weather monday, tuesday, wednesday. we are hoping for rain this weekend. it looks comfortable. liz: i love your little turkey. lisa: keep changing him. he is spunky. liz: turkey shortage. what is behind the nationwide problems. why you should think about getting yours now.

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remove it, you need to check to make sure they do it. >> if you need help, there is help. >> working with the nonprofit consumer credit counselors can help. we are the first line of defense. we offer free counseling. it is objective and neutral. liz: if you have not bought a turkey, you might want to get one now. the department of agriculture is morning about a national shortage. prices are 27% higher than last year. it is because of the bird flu that has only gotten worse in recent months. the cdc reports 51 million turkeys are already dead and still counting. climate change may be to blame with bird migration patterns changing. still to come, the events in the south bay featuring this historic neon sign. experts firing back after one

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. it is a chilly start. lisa: it is. we have numbers that are balmy, 50 degrees readings around oakland. inland east bay, where it is typically in the 30's, we have up her 40's -- upper 40's. vallejo has dropped to the upper 30's. freezing in santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change dramatic. milder from the east bay to the peninsula to the coast. as we go through the morning hours, these winds are still

prominent from mount diablo to mount st. helena. so far things have been fine in terms of damage or fire starts. we will see the winds ease and look for temperatures cooler today. high clouds invading the north bay. mid-60's for most. we will talk about the rest of the weekend and thanksgiving coming up. liz: u.s. attorney merrick garland has named a special counsel to oversee the investigation into the presence of classified records at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate and the january 6 insurrection. reporter: jack smith officially named special counsel by merrick garland oversee the investigation surrounding president donald trump. the doj calling him a political independent. smith began his career 28 years ago at the new york county district attorney's office, serving as the chief prosecutor

at the special court in the hague. garlands announcement comes days after trump officially declared his bid for the white house. these cases involving a former president and presidential hopeful. the first case, whether trump unlawfully mishandled hundreds of classified documents after leaving the oval office. the second related to whether the former president interfered with the transfer of power in 2020. >> i signed in order for jack smith to serve as special counsel. >> this is a rigged deal just as the 2020 election was. we cannot let them get away with it. we cannot do it. reporter: while smith will oversee both cases, he will still report to garland, who will have the final say on whether to bring charges. trump's attorneys have denied

all allegations. at the white house president biden has yet to comment. liz: the number of rsv infections among young children continue to rise. the american academy of pediatrics and the children's hospital association are asking the federal government for a formal emergency declaration. both organizations say they are seeing a surge of pediatric great illnesses. >> we are seeing this high surge of rsv as well as other respiratory illnesses. the worry is we don't know how high the number will climb. is this the beginning, or are we about to peak? reporter: a spokesperson for u.s. department of health and human services responded saying they are helping communities most in need. the latest data shows more than three quarters of pediatric hospital beds are in use. governor newsom is releasing $1

billion first-aid homeless funding he withheld earlier this year. funds were caused until local governments agreed to bolster their plans to reduce the number of on house people. the agreements include methods for people to get into housing. the newsom administration is watching investigations and filing lawsuits against cities that resist. the department of justice is opening an antitrust investigation into live nation after the debacle for taylor swift's live to her. -- tour. ticket sales left millions of fans heartbroken after the website failed to load and complete transactions. ticketmaster canceled the general public ticket sales yesterday. taylor swift said she would figure out how this situation can be improved. you are invited to a historic celebration for a neon sign in

san jose. the stevens meat company dancing pig sign was removed from its location on montgomery street ahead of google construction involvement. it has been moved to history part. the preservation action counsel has worked to keep the sign operational for years. today's event starts at 3:00. there will be our demonstrations and free hotdogs. we have all been sitting in traffic across the bay area. research finds most of it is our fault. the world's largest open track traffic experiment is being done to help test technology to overcome shortcomings. we spoke with researchers who hope this will alleviate congestion and build a better bay area. reporter: one of the most aggravating things on the road,

being stuck in congestion only to clear it and see there was no obvious cause. experts call it a phantom traffic jam caused by human hatred. these researchers from uc berkeley are pioneering car automation software that can alleviate those jams. >> we have been testing them in simulation. when the data we collect in the real world can give us more insights. reporter: these researchers and students are helping test it on the open road with 100 cars. >> see the speeds change in real time, remarkable. reporter: the research led by the circles consortium, and big-name automakers are on board. >> the vehicle will receive data about traffic. we will make informed decision on how the vehicle should speed up or slow down according to the

congestion. reporter: 20 cars were tested on a closed track with one car that had the system. they found that one car alleviated the stop and go pattern and changed the driving pattern of the other cars. their goal is to see if that can hold. it finally wrapped up friday. researchers say so far so good. >> my friends have high hopes for me to reduce the traffic in the bay area. liz: aaa says 54 million people are planning to travel more than 50 miles for the thanksgiving holiday. that is up 1.5% from last year. the most congested court or will be interstate 80 -- four-door -- congested courridor will be

interstate 80. lake tahoe tourism experts are firing back after the destination was put on the no list for 2023. voters cited overcrowding and environmental damage. according to the chronicle, the reactions range from somewhat concerned to freaking out. they say the list comes out as at a bad time. the destination stewardship plan is being set up for next year. american music awards, wayne brady set to host. how he is getting ready. here is a live look outside this morning. looking out at the san francisco skyline. still dark as we wake up this saturday. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change,

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liz: you can help a nonprofit by donating a turkey for thanksgiving. saint anthony's is hosting its thanksgiving turkey drop off event from 10:00 to 4:00 near jones street. volunteers will be at the tenderloin site to pack essential item kids, and them out tuesday. -- giving them out thursday. happening today, second harvest of san jose is launching its largest holiday fundraising campaign ever. more familieneport. this food bank seeks to meet that demand as operating costs rise and financial donations decline. second harvest provides food to 450,000 people each month. their goal is to raise $35 million this holiday season.

lisa, let's cut a check outside. lisa: this morning, as we look out from our east bay camera, mid 40's to mid-50's. the wind by mount diablo mixing down warmer air. this afternoon, as those winds ease, it is cooler three degrees. we will talk forecast next. liz: the warriors back home for a game. with so much talk about klay thompson's struggles, he came out in attack mode. more in sports.

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earthquakes are hosting watch parties in the old wagon saloon and of flattery's pub. some games are starting at 5:00 a.m. because of the time difference. today is the 125th edition of the big game, stanford takes on call-up at memorial stadium -- takes on cal at memorial stadium. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. reporter: eight road losses and the blistering assessment from steve kerr got the warriors attention. they came out focused last night against the next. ron adams 75 years young. so much focus on klay thompson struggling to shoot the ball. 11 points in the first quarter. andrew wiggins rocksolid, 27 points.

steph curry is just ridiculous. behind the back up and in. coming off of a 50 point game. i did that? steve kerr wants to see more ball movement. klay, moneoney, steph. he sees the opening. attack mode. the warriors respond. 111-101. >> much better approach, better energy. the group was connected. they stuck together. it is a really good effort. we just have to do that consistently. i have no doubt that we will. reporter: college ball, stanford fans having fun. stanford scored the first 19

points of this game. 47-19 at the half. it is over early. i am open. he had 15. 80-43. they are in the bahamas. 17-2 run in the first half. brandon baseline. broncos 515 at the half. he is a lefty. santa clara victorious. ucf with the tournament with the tournament championship. penalty came late in the first. the irish outshot santa clara 26-0 in the first half. we thought it was a typo. the broncos fall to the irish.

cal unveiled a statue of -- they will play the 125th edition of the big game today. have a great weekend. liz: don't forget the 49ers take on the arizona cardinals in mexico city this monday. you can watch monday night football on abc seven. if you are heading to the east coast for thanksgiving, you might be seeing a lot of this. a dangerous snowstorm brought more than four feet in parts of new york. you can see the snow completely covering cars. the storm has been blamed for at least two debts. officials say those people died due to cardiac events related to exertion. you are familiar with this growing up in buffalo. lisa: this is even big for

buffalo. still going on, looking for a lot of snow. cold air moving over the warm waters of the great lakes, which are not frozen at 58. what a time. high pressure has built in all the way to british columbia. we are looking at this dry weather for the next several days. this morning, it is a warmer start as temperatures on the peninsula out of the 30's. it has been chilly. it is 40 in foster city. redwood city 34. in those pockets around the bay, we still have cool numbers, mainly in the north bay where it is freezing. you look at the east bay, we are in the 40's. 44 haver. temperatures will be more similar from the coast or inland

valleys today. the cooldown underway as the winds subside. it is 10 degrees warmer in concord. look at the coast, 16 degrees warmer. frosty from santa rosa to san jose a couple degrees cooler this morning. there is a look at the winds. north, mount diablo 28 miles per hour, down through mount tam temperatures are not all mild. this is still influencing our morning temperatures. those winds easing on through the morning. not as cold in some spots this morning. for the next couple days and foreseeable future, we have the colder mornings and mild days near average this week. the drive pattern continues -- dry pattern continues through thanksgiving. lots of sunshine, dropping

through the upper 50's. as soon as it gets past 4:00, you know how cool it gets. for the south bay, 68 san jose. a few degrees above average on the peninsula. cold start for some of you with lots of mid-60's from redmond city to palo alto. downtown near average, 64. notice the high clouds filtering in to the north bay. partly cloudy skies this afte but not before we h 67 i frem englandot as one today but pleasant with 65 in -- inland not as pleasant today but pleasant with 65. a few high clouds at times, and overnight lows getting colder tomorrow morning as wins back off. the middle of the week, it is

going to be nice with temperatures in the upper 60's to near 70. we need the rain obviously. for the next several days, it is great to get out and enjoy the weather, do what you need to do. liz: a lot of cooking. i have noticed the grocery stores much more busy. thanks. tomorrow is the american music awards. after musician -- actor and musician wayne brady is set to host. george pennacchio talked with him ahead of the show. at theaterore ameran music awar. yne brady will host, perform, and add his own comedic touches. it will also be bring your daughter to work day. >> does this mean you get to

meet the biggest music stars in the world? >> it does. reporter: with so many music stars in the room, who ranks number one? >> beyoncé. >> is beyoncé going to be there? >> i don't know if she is going to be there. >> if it is beyoncé. i might not be able to go. >> it is beyoncé. >> i might not be able to go. >> i would faint. >> i would drag you across the floor. >> i am shaking. reporter: wayne was named in the final four for dancing with the stars. his dancing partner says she is grateful wayne has done so well with such limited time. >> we are going to do what we always do and focus on how we

can show everybody how great a performer he is. reporter: have a blast. if you have a blast, the audience has a blast. reporter: could the word epic be attached to your freestyle? >> 100%. i am going to make that happen. liz: that was george pennacchio reporting. you can watch the american music awards tomorrow night at 8:00 on abc seven. the new additions to this year's

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dickens christmas fair opens for the holiday season. it runs saturdays and sundays through december 18. they have added an ice feeding rink and you will be able to get christmas trees there. tickets can only be bought online and will not be sold at the door. you can find more information on their website. an old holiday favorite is back in san francisco's union square. adoptable animals are at macy's for the first time since 2019. the spca unveiled its 36th annual holiday window display. >> it is great because we are getting back to normal. we have volunteers doing this through january 1. it is a great time. liz: you can stop by the store to pick up the puppies and kittens for adoption. next on abc seven mornings, it

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