mass shooting in america, this one targeting the lgbtq community. five people killed, more than two dozen hurt, when a gunman started shooting inside a nightclub. what we know about suspect this morning. kumasi: three cal students shot with bbs from a passing car. reggie: the big meeting on tap today which could determine whether rail union workers will soon strike across the country. kumasi: plus, hitting the road. breaking on the best travel times, so you don't hit holiday gridlock on the roadways. reggie: it is monday, november 21. kumasi: we start with lisa. lisa: cooler temperatures, allowing numbers to drop into the 30's in some inland valleys. the winds are calm, so everyone is pretty cool out there. we see some pretty clouds on live doppler 7. these high clouds will visit us today for a partly cloudy afternoon. right now, it is 39 in oakland,

rosa, 26 in foing freing mp widespread 30's along the east bay valley. pretty chilly. our peninsula at 34, 30 nine in san mateo. despite cold numbers, it is milder than yesterday at this hour. high clouds on the way, a partly cloudy afternoon. temperatures once again in the mid-60's for most. reggie: the nation waking up this morning grappling with another mass shooting and another incident of violence against the lgbtq+ community. a gunman killed five people and injured 25 more and in lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs late saturday night. the accused gunman is now in custody as police investigate. we do have reaction all across the bay area in the country this morning. we are going to start with jobina at the live desk, with heroes who say -- who police say prevented even more deaths.

jobina: there is such a momentous loss in the community. o peoplside the are called rning. ed the suspect, grabbing his gun and hitting him with it, putting an end to the terror that could have taken many more lives. frantic calls to 911 started rolling in around midnight from club q. it is about a 22-year-old with a semi-automatic rifle. >> it was so scary. i heard shots, broken glass, bodies. how? why? jobina: vigils are growing this morning outside of club q. and across the nation. people at the bar say they had never seen the suspect before. police have not released a motive, but they are investigating this as a hate crime. kumasi: in the wake of this

tragic shooting, san francisco's lgbtq+ community is coming together in force. gloria rodriguez is joining us out of the newsroom with more on this. gloria: good morning. the bay area waking up to the news from the tragic shooting in colorado on sunday. it was triggering to many in the lgbtq+ community who have witnessed other shootings targeting them nationally. the san francisco men's gay chorus serenading those gathered last night in the wake of the deadly shooting at an lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. five people gunned down and club -- gunned down at club q.. the impact felt here in the bay area. >> it's not lost on a lot of people that this is following executions of our mayor. connecting the dots to today, we don't see the change that we

really wanted. we are seeing bigotry and hatred. gloria: some had also gathered on the steps of san francisco city hall to honor trans lives lost this year. the interim executive director of san francisco pride said it is always a sad day. the recent tragedy is adding to that. but it is not hopeless. reggie: thank you. local leaders also reacting to the shooting in colorado. state senator scott wiener says it may be a product of increased anti-lgbtq loss and sentiments across the country. >> we are being targeted politically, we are being targeted with threats and harassment online. sometimes, that spills over into violence. it has to stop. reggie: patrick bowers has been pouring drinks at moby dick bar in the castro district for 28 years. he says it can happen anytime, anywhere. >> until we get our arms around mental health issues and guns in this country, it is going to be

a reality. reggie: the san francisco police department says there are no known threats to the city at this time, but they are in constant contact with state and federal law enforcement to help people -- help keep people here safe. these events can of course take tolls on all of us in a variety of ways. if you or loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis needs to connect with a qualified lgbtq+ crisis responder, you can get the report you need i going to our website. kumasi: new this morning in berkeley, one person is facing aggravated assault charges after shooting with a bb gun. it happened at uc berkeley. authorities say multiple people were in a car when one of the passengers started shooting at three community safety offers. -- officers. a couple were hit, but none injured. reggie: the latest results from friday show that zhang tao has now taken a slim lead over loren taylor for the first time since

election night. they are separated by about 700 votes. alameda county is closing in on the release of its final ballot count. the next update is set for 5:00 p.m. kumasi: thanksgiving is just a few days away and some of you may be hitting the road. sometimes may be better than others if you are leaving the bay area. lena helen is joining us live with more on when you should leave. this could have you rethinking travel plans, right? lena: that's right. believe it or not, today's least congested day forgetting we need to go by car. according to google maps data from last year, the best time to start your thanksgiving drive is anytime after 8:00 tonight. aaa is predicting 54.6 million people will travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving holiday. the majority of which will be driving. they say that's 1.5% higher than

2021, making this year the thire year 2000. >> the best time to take the roads is before 8 a.m. and after 8 p.m. you will cp travel times between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. friday, saturday, sunday. wednesday is the absolute peak day for travel at about 42% higher than normal volume. lena: aaa says the worst time to travel by car right here in the bay area's wednesday night, from 4:00 to 5 p.m. on eastbound interstate 80. aaa also encourages drivers to avoid driving tuesday or wednesday right around that 4:00 to 5:00 timeframe. they say that's usually when the thanksgiving peak travel time hits its peak. live in livermore, lena helen,

abc7news. lisa: good morning to you. we are looking at live doppler 7, where the cloud cover will be visiting us today. not much else going on. some high clouds, so that will dim the sunshine through out the afternoon. that will allow for temperatures may be a few degrees cooler, but really changes will be subtle the next several days. until we get to about wednesday. 33 right now in santa clara, 36 in campbell. 42 in milpitas. you had to our inland valleys, 31 in danville. looking at just about freezing at napa. on the coast, enough of a breeze that we are in the 50's. as we get going this morning, you have got clear and co-conditions, some patchy fog mainly mild, partly cloudy to sunny afternoons on the way. a bright and beautiful thanksgiving. those wins are beginning to kick up on wednesday as high pressure builds back.

today, we are going to look at cloud cover, going into tuesday as well, as a weak system passes to the north. it brings some rain to the pacific northwest. mid-60's on the peninsula, with upper 60's in the north bay. good morning, jobina. jobina: good morning and hi, everybody. with a great commute for you so far right now. no slowdowns except for super commuters coming out of tracy. for now, a live look in emeryville, showing off 80. things are at the limit with no advisories on the san mateo bridge right now. taillights are traveling toward the peninsula. here is the slight slowdown i was referring to, tracy to dublin at 39 minutes. everything else is on time and i will let you know if that changes. reggie: still to come, the warning from doctors as rsp cases rise across the country. kumasi: a wide-out in new york. thousands under several feet of snow for days. reggie: a christmas tree that is

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kumasi: in indonesia, nearly 50 people are dead and over 700 injured after an earthquake rattled the country overnight. the 5.6 magnitude quake hit the west java providence. national disaster agency says hundreds of homes have been damaged or destroyed. right now, rescue crews are trying to find more victims who could be tribally -- beneath the rubble. reggie: open police want you to take a look at this car. they say it was used at a possible kidnapping friday night. witnesses say they saw two women struggling at the intersection of harrison and pull straight -- pearl street. eventually, both women went into the car. investigators believe this was a case of domestic violence, so they are asking the public for help to find this car and the people seem driving off in it. happening today, the two largest railroad units will decide

whether to accept a deal with u.s. freight railroads. a no vote could force congress to stefan, to avoid a rail strike just before the holiday season. if there is a strike, it could happen as early as december 5. several other rail unions have already rejected the latest contract offer. worker say the railroad companies who made more than $1 billion last quarter can afford to give them more. kumasi: information in the death of four college students in idaho paired police have their the victim's remains. no arrests have been made in this case. investigators believe the victims were stabbed to death as they were asleep. at least one victim had defensive wounds, suggesting they fought back. the surviving roommates were sleeping during the attack. one of them call police when they discovered the bodies next morning. kumasi: twitters -- reggie: twitter's headquarters are set to reopen after the close down last week. it comes after a mass resignation. thousands of employees

reportedly decided to leave the company as opposed to dealing with mosques hard-core running of the company. try will be staying on his own platform. >> truth social has been very powerful and very strong. i hear we are getting a big vote to go back onto twitter. i don't see it, because i don't see any reason for it. reggie: trump's account was suspended for 22 months following the january 6 insurrection. on friday, elon musk put out a poll to see if twitter users thought the band should be reversed. after 15 million votes, 52% voted to reinstate him. kumasi: fema has approved an emergency declaration around buffalo, new york. a record snow storm is being blamed for at least three deaths. some towns just south of bussell dash of buffalo saw more than six feet of snow piling up, at one point coming down at six

inches per hour. the roof of this historic bowling alley you see your collapsed under all of the snow. >> it's been in my family for 100 years, starred by mike grandfather. it's devastating. i put my whole life into this place. kumasi: crews are working around trying to clear the streets. snow is being dumped in parking lots and some other piles are 20 feet high. reggie: and winter hasn't even officially start. that happens one month from today. health care leaders are warning about a dangerous search of rsv infections among children. government data shows more than 75% of pediatric beds are in use nationwide. the government is being asked to >> declare an emergency. >>we are seeing a very early, high surge of rsv. the worry is, we don't know how high the number will climb.

is this the beginning of a surge or are we about to peak? reggie: in response to this plea for emergency declaration, a spokesperson for health and human services said it is helping communities most in need. kumasi: kaiser nurses will not go on strike today after they reached an agreement with the health care system. it includes 22 .5% raises over the next four years and 2000 additional nurses to address a staffing shortage. kaiser says this agreement demonstrates our agreement -- our commitment to providing excellent market-based compensation and a work environment that supports well-being, safety, and professional opportunities for our nurses. nurses association says, "with this new agreement, we will create a new equity, diversity, and inclusion committee to address systemic racism within the health care community." reggie: a faulty smoke alarm cost entrances to the new

central subway chinatown station to be closed for about one hour yesterday. the san francisco fire department's bonded to the station just after 4 p.m. to reports of smoke in an elevator shaft. ey now think the alarm was set off by dust or a system error. the system was reset and the station reopened an hour later. the central subway just opened to the public saturday. kumasi: elizabeth holmes is expected to appeal her prison sentence in the coming weeks. a judge in san jose sentenced holmes to more than 11 years in an on friday. she was ordered to report to prison in april, but that could be delayed by her appeal. the judge because -- called the ca a cautionarorhoseseo cept hes her business partner at the time will face his own sentencing in the future. reggie: a controversial christmas tree has returned to a nova scotia ball despite protesting it last year. >> 1, 2, 3. [applause]

kumasi: some people think this is christmas joy, others think it is a christmas night. some people were excited for woody, the talking christmas tree, to wake up. on social media, people have described the display as terrifying, creepy, and the stuff of nightmares. but mall officials tell local media they have already seen an increase in visitors who want to see woody. so, woody is back. reggie: it's the eyelashes. it's the name. it's the lips. kumasi: [laughter] it's all the things. i would be intrigued. reggie: i would probably go to see. reggie:i also would go to see it. lisa: i would pass. part pass. i dt want toee woody in person. i just want to touch this. kumasi: people were like, what's that?

[laughter] lisa: good morning, everybody. you need something snuggly this morning. we are looking at the cold numbers out there. temperatures dropping often of the 30's. some higher clouds with us throughout the day. partly cloudy afternoon, mostly sunny for some of you. look at those 30's, from novato at 32, santa rosa at 26 by the delta. 34 in livermore. 31 in san ramon. temperatures in the 30's will drop off probably right at freezing as we have another two hours less than not till sunrise. in the south bay today, you can see high clouds. how about 66 in san jose? peninsula numbers ranging from the mid-60's for most of you. all of those 30's, it is a cold start. 40's to start, then low 60's to finish downtown. in the north bay, you will notice more middle and upper 60's.

the high clouds not doing much to keep temperatures down. we will have lighter winds out there. as high pressure is still in control, we will look at numbers to rebound from 64 in hercules. you had in lynn, more mid-60's. this trough will continue to press overhead. once it departs, we will be looking at higher pressure building and, bringing us the warmest days of the week, which will be wednesday and thursday, taking us above average, getting a little breezy at times. we will look for brighter conditions and a beautiful thanksgiving as we get into friday. looking at a few more clouds. then, hopefully, a little bit of rain by the end of the upcoming weekend. reggie: what is that turkey doing? [laughter] lisa: trying to get away. [laughter] reggie: [laughter] seems obscene. kumasi: i like that one. reggie: i'm not complaining about it, just questioning it.

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, the nation is morning after another mass shooting. five people were killed saturday night when a gunman started shooting inside a colorado springs lgbtq nightclub. 25 other people were hurt. police say two people inside the club confronted the suspect and fought him to save lives. reggie: san francisco's twitter is set to open offices today. they were close last week as the company was reportedly dealing with mass resignation. kumasi: number three, if you are traveling for thanksgiving, aaa shows traveling after 8 p.m. is the best time for traffic. reggie: president biden has approved a emergency declaration in new york. some are under six feet of snow. lisa: number five, a frosty start in some interior valleys, but a mild finish with high clouds today, low to mid-60's. jobina: number six, a new crash

reported in san jose. no slowdown at the moment, but injuries have been reported at southbound 680 at north capitol avenue. kumasi: number seven, abc 7's parent company disney has announced bob geiger is returning as ceo effective immediately. he retired from disney less than one year ago after being with the company for more than 40 years. 15 of those as ceo. he replaced bob che peck, who has stepped down from his role. reggie: world cup campaign kicks off in just a few hours. some sat down with will read in today's gma for slick. reporter: in this gma first look, all eyes on the world cup. will rivas going one-on-one with a superstar. >> take me back to the moment you wouldn't be that she knew you wouldn't be the world cup in 2018. >> my number one dream was to play for team usa in a world cup. when it hit that i couldn't be

there, i didn't understand why at what happened. i was so upset and emotional. but looking back on it, that motivated me that much more. it is all in front of us, all that's left to play for. being in a world cup, i still just can't wait for that feeling. >> when the whistle blows, the face of american soccer will have one thing on his mind. >> we are here to compete and to win. >> we are taking you live to qatar for a front row seat at the world cup. kumasi: tesla is recalling more than 321,000 cars because of a taillight software issue. this affects certain 2023 model three cars and 202010 2023 model y cars. it can increase the chances of a crash in dark conditions. tesla is rolling out a software update to fix the glitch. this is the 19th recall this year. reggie: local politicians react

to the latest violence targeting the gpt q community. kumasi: and where you can watch the u.s. world cup open today. ♪

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five people were killed at a colorado nightclub. their message against hate. kumasi: a new rule is in place at one san francisco whole foods. wyatt's owner says it will make it safer. reggie: history at the american music awards. kumasi: if earth has got you down, may be the moon would be an option. when nasa says that could be a reality. good morning, everybody. it is monday, november 21. reggie: let's see what the weather looks like here on earth. lisa: it's cold out there, starting out on the peninsula with redwood city checking in at 34. mid-40's up toward san bruno. more widespread 30's from the east bay, concord to livermore. check out the delta at 26 for below freezing, with three mile visibility in santa rosa. 40 in san rafael. once again, kind of variable. high clouds throughout the day. certainly still chilly out there.

by 1:00, we are in the 60's, but partly cloudy. filtered sunshine for you. 3:00 in the afternoon, mid-60's. fairly uniform again. very little change. we will see some changes as we get toward wednesday. that busy holiday travel time, we will talk about it coming up. reggie: now we want to get you updated into the investigation at a deadly shooting in colorado springs at five people were killed, 25 others hurt at an plus nightclub called club q. a dj named tara busch has been identified as one of the injured. one of the victims who died has been identified as daniel, a bartender at the club who had recently transitioned. daniel's mother says he left his job and also left performed for people. he was working at the time of the shooting. >> he moved here two years ago. i can't remember when he started at club q, but that was the first job he had.

he loved it. he did good and did what he loved to do, bartending. then, he got to do shows, put on shows. things like that. reggie: the suspected shooter is a 22-year-old who was taken down by two people within the bar. police say he was arrested and charged last year for threatening to hurt his mother. police are investigating this mass shooting as a hate crime. kumasi: that heartbreak is being felt across the lgbtq+ community everywhere. of course, here in the bay area, too. the mass shooting in colorado happened on a day dedicated to those who lost their lives to transphobia crimes. jobina: the suspect opened fire hours before vigils were already planned for transgender remembrance day. adding onto the grave already being felt in the community. in concord, people gathered at a plaza for a vigil yesterday. each light represents someone who has lost their life to

transphobia violence or suicide. during the event, the east bay community called for an end to the violent rhetoric happening right now. they also say for the violence to stop, people need to first educate themselves on the struggles the trains community faces. >> i was with someone last night that was about to go to a nightclub and i love dancing. i think about how often i have to be concerned about who is next to me, who is watching me get out of a vehicle. jobina: across the bay area, people came together to show they stand with the lgbtq+ community. other events were held yesterday at san francisco city hall and in the castro district as well. kumasi: thank you. elected leaders here in the bay area and california were quick to condemn the attack. avner gavin newsom says, "our hearts are with colorado and all of those impacted by this terrible tragedy." also on twitter, one mayor saying, "hate and violence has

no place in san francisco or this country." u.s. congresswoman jackie spears , south san francisco and the peninsula, saying, "the demonization of our lgbtq+ communities has fueled violence for too long. we must come together to send a clear message, hate has no place here." reggie: in the north bay, members of the lgbtq+ community watch "screaming queens" to honor transgender history. >> for somebody to kind of come into that space and commit such a heinous, violent act, it hurts. it's really, really disheartening and awful. reggie: they say there is still a lot of work to be done in the fight for equality. kumasi: we want to honor transgender day of remembrance

by memorializing those killed due to anti-transgender hatred. we have released our latest abc 7 original. the true crime documentary tells the story of a bay area teenager . she was killed 20 years ago, with an impact that lives on today. it focuses on the struggle she faced early in life, her gender transition as a young teen, and the tragic events in october 2002 that led to her death at the hands of several men who discovered she was transgender. it includes police interrogation videos and court evidence not previously seen by the general public. >> she was a typical teenager and we only got to know her for 17 years. >> that is about the most vicious, cold-blooded thing i can think of. >> she tried to escape from the house and was pulled back in. >> i want people to learn from this. >> the media, the public learned about trans lives and train staff.

the case was a moment of change. kumasi: you can watch the documentary on the abc 7 streaming app. reggie: thanksgiving is now just three days away. millions of americans taking to the roads and the skies to get to their loved ones before the holiday. lena howland is live in livermore off of 580, with a look at what holiday travelers need to know. lena: good morning. with thanksgiving now just three days away, travel experts tell us that today is the best day to get where you need to go, if you are traveling by car. aaa is predicting 54.6 million people travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving holiday. they say that's 1.5% higher than 2021, making this year the third busiest travel season for the thanksgiving holiday since the

year 2000. for those flying to their destinations, flights are more full today than they were pre-pandemic, meaning don't expect to have that empty middle seat next to you anymore. although delays happen, they say don't be too concerned about cancellations and disruptions. >> i am cautiously optimistic that air travel operations have improved and that we are not going to see the same meltdowns that we saw earlier this year, even at the worst of times. still over 97% of flights are operating. the odds are still very much in your favor. lena: for those driving to their turkey day plans, aaa says to try to avoid driving on tuesday or wednesday around 4:00 or 5:00 in the evening, as that is typically when thanksgiving traffic hits its peak. the best time to start your thanksgiving drive is actually today, anytime after 8:00. live in livermore, lena howland,

abc7news. reggie: san francisco once again be hosting world leaders forhe as-pic summit next year. the international summit is an economic forum focused on promoting gross -- growth throughout the asia-pacific region. they will work on new sustainability and decarbonization commitments. kumasi: there are more strict bathroom rules at the whole foods in downtown san francisco after syringes and drug pipesnes says customers now have to show security guards a receipt and then they will get a qr code that lets them go into the restroom. the new policy follows reports store, which is next to a safe drug use site. whole foods managers also recently slashed opening hours after theft and "hostile people." reggie: it's a sad day for

longtime fans of the power rangers. jason david frank, known as tommy oliver, the green power ranger, died. he was only 49 years old. he debuted back in 1993 and starred in multiple power ranger movies over his career. his family in france are asking for privacy. -- his family and friends are asking for privacy. kumasi: jpeg, who replaced the previous ceo for disney is stepping down immediately. they thanked jpeg for navigating the unprecedented challenges of the pandemic. iger says he is excited to embark on new adventures with the company. there were major acquisitions, including marvel studios, pixar, and lucasfilm. reggie: team usa kicks off today. you can check out the lights at san jose civic center, city hall, and the mystery house. the soccer team are also doing

watch parties throughout the tournament. in san francisco, the grand opening of the world cup village, filled with watch parties, food, and more. it is a month-long celebration located at various sites throughout the city. tonight, the 49ers take on the arizona cardinals in mexico city in a critical matchup on monday night football. you can watch all right here on abc 7. our coverage begins at 5 p.m. kumasi: why am i not there? reggie: where? kumasi: in mexico city. reggie: [laughter] because paycheck. kumasi: i want both. [laughter] you have never been here before, but here you are. still ahead, a san francisco park put on pause. what's to come for the neighborhood. reggie: a star-studded night in l.a. a rep of the 59th annual amas. lisa: a little action in the

pacific northwest there. a little rain, but for the bay area and the rest of california, nothing. just some high clouds for the next couple of days. it is all about the cold numbers this morning. look at half moon bay. that is higher at 55. freezing in no votto, low freezing in the san ramon valley , 26 in fairfield. 36 in fremont. certainly pretty cold out there. 24 hours ago, it was even colder in oakland. we are warmer than it was over the weekend. if he slept through it, that's a good thing on sunday. but as your monday morning gets going, it is clear and cold. higher clouds later on today. a mix of sunshine, with high clouds. throughout the week, we will get back to milder days. thanksgiving is looking at the warmest day. really nice out there. taking you through the next several days, storm track heading to the north for thanksgiving.

here's what happens on friday. we are going to get a little piece of this energy. it doesn't happen until the end of the weekend and into monday. we could be looking at some rain. today, a cold start, mild finish, high clouds. upper 60's in the north bay. in and around average today. pretty chilly to get going on a monday. jobina: hi, everybody. a new crash we are following right now in pocket. this is between a semi and a pickup truck right now. it is blocking at least one lane. you can see a minor slowdown in the area. because it is in the commute direction, we do expect this to influence that highway for commute this morning for westbound travelers. live look in oakland, showing you 880 at the coliseum camera. headlights are traveling southbound. no problems in this area. that crash in crockett is the only thing we are following pretty big, coming in from the chp. on that crate, a live picture showing you 680, no problems there either.

drivetime's are looking good as well. highway four to the maze, 18 minutes. to the

kumasi: welcome back, everyone. starting this week, changes are coming to san francisco, urging more people to get outside. new markings and signage will be added through the streets program, which was implement it during the pandemic. the changes will give extra space to people who are walking around or on bikes or in wheelchairs. no roads will be closed during the week, but there will be flaggers and some delays for drivers. reggie: residence in san francisco's dogpatch neighborhood are losing their only park for one year. san francisco recreation and parks department are closing it for the first time in 40 years because they are redesigning it. the plan is to make the park more durable and able to withstand increased use.

the "chronicle" reports the project will start late in december or early january. a grant from ucsf is finding most of this $7 million renovation. kumasi: it's a wrap for musics biggest night of the year. celebrities came together for the 50th annual american music awards in los angeles. as will ganss reports, there were powerful performances and a little bit of controversy. will: sit back and relax. >> hey, white man. [laughter] will: the 50th animated awards rolling into los angeles. >> ♪ come on, come on ♪ will: pink getting the party started on the ground and carrie underwood taking it to new heights. >> ♪ will: a night full of showstopping performances and surprises. some, the audience loved. >> ♪ will: cardi b joining glow rilla

for a performance of "tomorrow to." but some surprises were less warmly received. >> the american music award goes to chris brown. >> [applause] will: lionel richie honored with the procedures icon award. the superstar then joining his friends smokey robinson, stevie wonder, and many more to saying "we are the world." >> ♪ will: pink taking the stage again for a tribute to the late olivia newton-john. >> ♪ will: the fans hopelessly devoted to t swift. >> taylor swift. [applause] >> taylor swift. [applause] will: a historic weekend for taylor, after that ticketmaster

disaster surrounding her tour. >> i cannot express how unbelievable it is to me that i still get to do this and that you still care. [applause] thank you, underlined with 13 exclamation points. i don't know what to say. i love you. will: taylor swift swept every single one of the six categories she was nominated in, and in doing so, extended her record as the most awarded artist in ama's history with 40 total wins. reggie: it sounds like science fiction, but nasa says we are on track to have astronauts live and work on the moon by 2030. a successful launch of artemis1 on wednesday, nasa is one step closer to sending humans to the moon. head of the lunar space program said he is certain people could be living and working on the moon within this decade. he says there will be habitats and rovers on the ground to help

support their work. that is wild. it's almost the year 2023. kumasi: i had to look. reggie: [laughter] that's seven years away. we are going to be on the moon? ok. kumasi: who's going to be up there? reggie: not me. kumasi: astronauts? lisa: maybe we will wait a little bit. reggie: what is there to do there, really? kumasi: have to wait. reggie: no restaurants. kumasi: maybe if you just really want to get away. reggie: i have a few names. [laughter] lisa: here on earth, it is nice, maybe not as sunny today as it was yesterday. we have a weak system arriving through this big ridge of high pressure today. and as we look at live doppler 7, it looks like more activity in the pacific.

is going to take several days to erode this ridge of high pressure. it is still looking like it will happen right toward the end of the holiday weekend. hopefully, we will get a little bit of rain, but it may make travel a little tricky as we get into sunday. first things first, it is only monday out there. as we look at our inland east bay, it is 31 in walnut creek. temperatures are awfully cold. once again, widespread 30's here. 38 in pittsburgh. concord is at 34. good morning tea the peninsula numbers from the mid-30's. freezing in novato. below that, just some patchy fog in santa rosa. look at the pacifica number. a little bit of a north wind here. breezy and 55 degrees. as we look at the overall forecast model for today, you can see the high, thin cirrus clouds this afternoon. overall, a nice day, with temperatures in control once again into the 60's.

a fairly uniform spread, not a wide range. 65 in fremont. average high's in the mid-60's. about 66 in san jose. a bit warmer for you perhaps reggie, this is for you. we will have a lot of sunshine. look at the mild weather. this looks to be the warmest day of the week, with sunny skies and by about 1:00, upper 60's to mid-70's. enjoy that day if you like it mild. looking cloud increasing of the weekend. reggie: that looks like a nice thanksgiving day and that was an impressive graphic. -- for more info, go to our website, abc7news.com. hulu and abc 7 are both owned by disney. new at 6:00 come up one step

closer to driverless ridesharing in san francisco. new approval from the california regulators. kumasi: but first, breaking records at birth or how long embryos were frozen before record holding twins were born. record holding twins were born. reggie: the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪music playing♪ ♪♪

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kumasi: a pair of newborn twins making history after their parents gave birth from embryos that were frozen 30 years ago. the previous longest frozen embryos resulting in birth was about 27 years old. newborns lydia and timothy ridgway are now the new record holders. as if their births were not special enough -- is this them? i wanted to see them. anyway, they were also born on halloween. reggie: oh, ok. kumasi: you are waiting for the

pictures of them? that's what i was waiting for. i'm going to look it up. reggie: a controversial t-rex option is being called off just days after it was supposed to go -- just days before it was supposed to get underway. comes after an american fossil company raised doubts about its parts, saying they look really similar to another t-rex skeleton. most dinosaur skeletons are only partially actual bone. about 80 of the bones were original at -- out of about 380. the rests are castes of bones from other dinosaurs. kumasi: "black panther: wauconda forever -- wkakanda forever" has already messed success, bringing in $40 million so far. now according to studio estimates, it has gained $67

million in ticket sales over the weekend. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. lisa: good morning to you. monday morning quieting down across the great lakes, where they are digging out after those six feet and seven feet of snow. if you are traveling today, it is actually pretty quiet out here. you will see a little bit of rain from around southern texas, new orleans, louisiana, temperatures in the 40's and 50's after that deep freeze and massive like affect event from michigan to upstate new york. the next weather system coming into the pacific northwest. that's the one to watch if you are traveling locally here, where we could see a little bit of rain and some snow as we get into later today and into tuesday. a piece of that energy, cloudiness appear across the state for some of us. you will notice the clouds along the coast. at the numbers are still pretty mild, as high pressure is still

in command across the golden state. we are looking at 60's and 70's in southern california. they have had some pretty gusty winds there. for the bay area, it looks pretty quiet. breezier conditions as we head toward thanksgiving. that is also going to warm us up. we are talking quiet level -- quiet weather locally, starting out just in the 30's. kumasi: new it 6:00, bankrupt crypto is warning other companies about low funds. reggie: tracking the deadly mass shooting added lgbtq nightclub in colorado. details on the moment club goers fought back against the gunmen. kumasi: plus, coming together after this tragedy paired how the local bay area community is reacting to this act of gun violence. reggie: i live look outside. 5:56. ♪

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. kumasi: another mass in america. this one targeting the lgbtq community. five people were killed, more than two dozen people hurt when a gunman started shooting inside of a nightclub. what we are learning about the victims this morning. reggie: three cal students shot from bbb's. kumasi: why you might want to pack your bags and hit the road today. reggie: good morning morning on this monday. kumasi: leaving on monday? reggie: some of these people are. jobina: there is no traffic right now. they are gone. lisa: they came home this weekend. jobina: i'm jealous. lisa: