>> 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: weather will be

cooperating here locally anyway except for the cold. we have had these very cold mornings. today, no exception where temperatures are mild on the coast. lots of 30's and 40's. live doppler 7 indicating cloud cover offshore. even a little bit of that slipping into the day today for a afternoon for some of you. as we look at the numbers, they are pretty chilly. 34 in concord, livermore. napa at 35. south bay, 40's, san jose as well as hayward. this morning, colder in oakland. elsewhere, it is typical stuff. grab the coat and plan on high clouds and 60's today. reggie: the nation waking up this morning grappling with another mass shooting and another incident of violence against the lgbtq plus community. gunman killed five people and injured 25 others at an lgbtq

nightclub in colorado springs late saturday night. the accused gunman now in custody as police investigate. we have reaction across the bay area and country this morning. we start with jobina with of the heroes and what we are learning about some of the victims. jobina: people are reeling from the mementos lost in their community, a sense of safety within the clear spaces has been challenged once again. one of the victims killed is a trans man named daniel. he was a bartender working saturday night. another victim who survived is dj. police say to people inside the club were heroes when they jumped in to confront the suspect, grabbing his gun and hitting him with it. frantic calls to 911 started rolling in around mid night. >> it was so scary. i heard shots, broken glass, bodies. how? why?

jobina: really tough to hear. 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: thank you. in the wake of this tragic shooting, san francisco's community is coming together in force. gloria rodriguez joining us more. gloria: the bay area waking up to news of the tragic shooting in colorado sunday. it was triggering for many in the lgbtq plus community who have witnessed other shootings targeting them nationally. >> we have together tonight for yet another senseless act of tragedy. ♪

gloria: the san francisco gay men's chorus serenading those gathered in the heart of the district last night, mourning in the wake of the deadly shooting at an lgbtq my club in colorado springs. on the eve of transgender remembrance day. the impact felt right here in the bay area. >> it is not lost on a lot of people that this is the month of the executions of our mayor and harvey milk. connecting the dots to today, we don't see the change that we really wanted. we are saying the -- seeing the bigotry and hatred. gloria: some also gathered on the steps of city hall to honor lives lost. ford was prepared to have a rough day.

the recent tragedy adding to that, but ford says it is not hopeless. reggie: thank you. lawmakers from the bay area are also reacting. a state senator believes it may be in response. >> we are being targeted politically, with threats and harassment online. and sometimes that spills over into violence. and it has to stop. reggie: bars are reviewing their security measures. one bartender we talked to says he is prepared for violence to happen anywhere and at any time. these events can take tolls on all of us in a variety of ways. if you are a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis or needs to connect with a qualified lgbtq crisis responder, get the support you need by going to abc7news.com /takeaction. kumasi: one person in berkeley is facing aggravated assault

charges after shooting at officers with a bb gun. authorities say multiple people were in a car when one of the passengers started shooting at three community safety officers. two of them were hit but not injured. reggie: today, the city of oakland could confirm its next mayor. the latest results show that sheng thao has taken a slight lead over loren taylor. they are separated only by about 700 votes. alameda county is closing in on the release of its final ballot count. kumasi: thanksgiving is just a few days away. some of you we know me be already hitting the road and others may be better than others. lena howland joining us with more on when you should leave and this might have you rethink your travel plans. lena: good morning. if you are planning on traveling for thanksgiving by card this year, believe it or not, today

is the best day of the week to get to where you need to go by car. according to google maps data from last year, the best time to start your thanksgiving drive is not any time -- is anytime after 9:00 tonight. 54.6 million people will travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving holiday with the majority traveling by car. they say that is 1.5% higher than 2021 making this year the third is he is travel season for the thanksgiving holiday and steer 2000. -- since the year 2000. >> the best time to take to the roads is before 8:00 a.m. and after 8:00 p.m. p travel times between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. friday, saturday and sunday. about 42% higher than normal volume. lena: the worst time to travel by car in the bay area is wednesday from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.

on eastbound interstate 80 from maritime street near the bay bridge toll plaza to san pablo dam road. do not forget to pack the essentials like a safety kit, layers, extra water and some snacks. kumasi: thank you. still ahead, the murder mystery navajo -- in idaho. police have cleared the remains of the victims. reggie: plus, potential railroad strike. the big meeting happening that could determine whether union workers will strike across the country. lisa: monday morning looking like this. nice and clear in san francisco. 42 at the airport. a look a

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lisa: good monday morning.

showing you the big picture from live doppler 7. a big ridge of high pressure bringing us mild conditions but it looks like some activity trying to queue up in the pacific and it is going to take a couple of days until we see dramatic changes to our weather. it is cold in santa clara. looking out of mild 55 in half moon bay. as we look outside our window here, it looks nice but 27 in fairfield. freezing in santa rosa. it is a cold start and we are going to get into high clouds out there today. a mixture of that and some sun getting warmer, bright and beautiful for thanksgiving. 65 in fremont. 64 in napa. jobina: starting with a live look at the richmond, san rafael bridge where it is probably one of our busiest spots. tracy to dublin, 56 minutes for your ride. the highway 4 commute slowing.

we still are following this crash in crockett. it has been upgraded to a sig alert for mcewan road. we have a minor slowdown in that area and we will wrap up with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:44. it looks like the holiday traffic is beginning already. reggie: twitter's office is set to reopen today is former president trump's account is reinstated. what he is saying about plans to return to the platform. plus, the rise in cases of rsp across the country. the new calls for a federal response as some doctors worry about a winter surge. about a winter surge. i live look outside. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing

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reggie: a no vote could force congress to step in 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. workers say the companies who made more than $1 billion last quarter can afford to give them more. no information in the death of four college students in idaho. police have cleared the victims roommates. investigators believe the

victims were stabbed to death while they slept. at least one victim had defensive wounds is they fought back. the surviving remains were sleeping during the attack. one of them called police when they discovered the bodies the next morning. twitter's san francisco headquarters is set to reopen today after being shut down late last week. no reason was given but it did come after a mass resignation. thousands of employees reportedly opted to leave the company and take a month severance package instead of staying and dealing with the on musk's "hard-core work environment." former president trump says he's not coming back to twitter even though his account was reinstated over the weekend. instead, he is staying on his own platform. >> truth social has been very powerful and strong. i hear we are getting a big vote to also go back to twitter. i don't see it because i don't see any reason for it. reggie: his account was suspended for 22 months

following the january 6 insurrection. friday, elon musk put a pullout to see of twitter users believe the ban should be reversed. after 15 million votes, 52% voted to reinstate him. kumasi: fema has approved an emergency declaration around buffalo, new york. some towns just south of buffalo saw more than six feet of snow piling up and at one point, it was coming down six inches an hour. the roof of this historic bowling alley collapsed under the snow. >> it has been in my family for 100 years. >> just heart aching. >> devastating. i put my whole life into this place. kumasi: crews are working now around-the-clock to clear the streets. snow is being dumped in parking lots, some of the piles, 20 feet high. reggie: the official start of winter is one month from today and health care leaders are warning of dangerous surge of rsv.

data from the government shows more than three quarters of pediatric hospital beds are in use nationwide. the american academy of pediatrics is joining the children's hospital association asking the federal government to declare an emergency. >> we are seeing this early, very high surge of rsv as well as other respiratory illnesses. i think the worry is, we don't know how high the number will climb and is this the beginning of the surge or are we about to peak? reggie: in response to this plea for emergency declaration, a spokesperson said it is currently helping communities most in need. kumasi: elizabeth holmes is expected to appeal her prison sentence in the coming weeks. a judge in san jose sentence her to more than 11 years in prison friday. the judge called the case a cautionary tale for those who refuse to accept responsibility

for fraud. reggie: a controversial christmas tree has returned to a nova scotia mall for the second year and a rope. kumasi: some people call it christmas joy, others call a nightmare. >> 1, 2, 3. kumasi: why are the eyes open -- [laughter] it is waking up. reggie: it is a whole thing. they yell out multiple times, wake up, woody. kumasi: what he woke up. -- woody woke up. you might remember woody return trip to the small last year after being gone for 15 years. apparently, the old mall owner did not like in the old mall owner was like i like it. some people describe them as

terrifying, creepy and the stuff of nightmares, which is not nice, but mall officials to local media they have already seen an increase in visitors who want to see woody. it is not nice and woody is right there hearing all about. reggie: why's this face so low? that does not make sense. i understand logistically why it is so low but it does not make sense for a character. i think that is part of the reason it does not seem right. you expect a face to be here not -- kumasi: this is the hair this was like he grew his hair out. if you think about it that way, it makes sense. reggie: it just looks like someone stuck their face through a tree. not that the tree is alive and magical. kumasi: the disrespect. reggie: back me up on this. lisa: yes. reggie: why does it have a human face? was it an unspeakable acts between a christmas tree and a human? kumasi: you are asking too many

questions. reggie: [laughter] i don't understand. lisa: you guys discuss it, get to the btom of it. wh andre bee d in rthwest. a little rain for the bay area. a gorgeous start for mount tam where we are looking at the sun coming up. 33 on the peninsula with 40 in san jose, santa clara, 33. half moon bay, how about 55? cooler in santa cruz. you see some of those high clouds. below freezing in santa rosa. 25 in nevada with 35 in napa. low 30's in concord and livermore. could drop to 33 so we are beginning to get slightly cooler numbers in some of those protective valleys. the high clouds today and tomorrow are stopping us on thursday as the system passes

us. we will have high-pressure build in getting a little breezy but the sunniest, warmest day of the week should be thanksgiving late friday into saturday. could see shower activity and then later in the weekend, a little bit more probable. this is a wait and see approach ing to cwe n a the weekds65 on the peninsula. the dry pattern continues. thanksgiving is mild and we are looking cooler with hopefully raenggie: now we are going to tn to ginger zee with a look at what is happening on gma. ginger: great to be with both of you. it is on monday and we will begin with the latest on the deadly shooting at the lgbtq club in colorado. police are investigating this as a hate crime. we are also going to have a wonderful story about two young brothers with a rare disease. they were saved by a bone marrow donor. they now get to meet the man

that change their lives. and it is a star-studded morning. brooke shields, gabrielle union anze jalen hill all here, coming up on gma. reggie: so jake jewell and home is in "strange world," that's why they are there? kumasi: she and gabrielle. ginger: when i interviewed them, it was a jake and not gabrielle. jake talking about "strange world" even back at d23, lookine righ

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kumasi: kaiser nurses will not go on strike today after the union reached an agreement with the oakland-based health care system. the deal includes a 22.5% raise over the next 20 years and 2000

additional nurses to address a staffing shortage. kaiser says this agreement -- a work environment that supports well-being, and professional opportunities for our nurses. the nurses in oc -- association says with this agreement, they will create a new regional equity and inclusion community. the nurses will vote to ratify the new contract in the coming weeks. tesla is recalling more than 321,000 cars because of a tali software -- taillight software issue. the glitch causes taillights to eliminate improperly. the national highway safety ministration says it can increase the chances of a crash and dark conditions. tesla is rolling out an over the air software update to fix the glitch. this is tesla's 19th recall this year. sonoma and napa county residents

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. reggie: the bay areas lgbtq community coming together in solidarity after five people were killed at a colorado night.

their message against hate. kumasi: the new rules in place at one san francisco whole foods. wise owner says it will make it safer. reggie: more history made at the american music awards. kumasi: good morning, everyone. reggie: first, we start with lisa. lisa: nice to be here on a monday. drew has the day off and we are starting out chilly. mount tam, 47. relative humidity at 28%. at 2600 feet. down in the surface, that dry air allowing the temperatures to drop this morning. 37 in oakland but half moon bay, 55 degrees. 48 in san francisco. freezing in santa rosa. at 25 in nevada. 27 in fairfield. some frosty numbers.

concord and livermore in the low to mid 30's that cooling taking place mainly right around the bay. a little unusual. 9:00, high clouds. 40's and 50's by 11:00. in the upper 50's, still call out there and partly cloudy. a few mid-60's today. reggie: we want to get you updated on the investigation into a deadly night of shooting in colorado springs. five people were killed, 25 others were hurt at a nightclub called club q. one of the victims has been identified as daniel, a bartender who had recently transitioned. daniel's mother says that he loved his job and also loved to perform for people. he was working at the time of the shooting. >> he moved here two years ago and i care a member when he started at club q, but that was

the first job he had and he loved it. he did what he loved to do, bartending. then he got to do shows, put on shows. things like that. reggie: the shooter is a 22-year-old who was taken down by two people who were inside the bar. police say he had been arrested and charged last year for a bomb threat. police are investigating the mass shooting as a hate crime. kumasi: the heartbreak is being felt across the lgbtq community everywhere including here in the bay area. the mass shooting in colorado happened on a day dedicated to those who have lost their lives due to transphobia crimes. jobina: the suspect opened fire hours before the vigil's were already planned for transgender remembrance day, adding on to the grief already being felt by the community. in concord, people gathered for a vigil yesterday. each light represents someone who has lost their life to transphobia violence or suicide.

the community called for an end to the violent rhetoric. they say for the violence to stop, people need to first educate themselves on the struggles the trans community faces. >> i was someone last night who was about to go to a nightclub and i love dancing. and i think about how often i have to the concerned about who is next to me, who was wanting to get out of the vehicle. jobina: across the bay area, people got together to show that they stand with the lgbtq community. other events were held at san francisco city hall and in the castro district. kumasi: elected leaders in the bay area and california were quick to condemn this attack. governor gavin newsom said, our hearts are with colorado and all of those impacted by this terrible tragedy. and also on twitter, san francisco mayor london breed saying in part, hate and violence has no place in san francisco or this country. u.s. congresswoman jackie spiro

said in part, the dehumanization of our lgbtq communities has fueled horrific acts of violence for too long. we must come together to send a clear message, hate has no place here. reggie: members of the lgbtq community at spahr center commemorated transgender day of remembrance by watching "screaming between" totter transgender history. they echo the words that nightclubs are a place for the lgbtq community to be themselves in a safe environment. >> for somebody to come into that space and commit such a heinous, violent act, it hurts. it is really disheartening and really just 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 original called -- it tells the

story of a bay area teenager. she was killed 20 years ago with an impact that lives on today. "being gwen" focuses on the struggle she faced early in life, her transition and the tragic events that led to her death at the hands of several men who discovered she was transgender. the program 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. >> she was strangled to death. that is about the most vicious, cold-blooded thing i can think of. >> she tried to escape from that house and was pulled back in. >> i want people to learn from this. >> the public learned about trans lives and trans death. the case of gwen was a moment of change. kumasi: you can watch "being

gwen" on the streaming up, on roku, amazon fire or wherever you stream abc 7 news. reggie: thanksgiving now only three days away. millions of americans getting ready to take to the roads and the skies. we met holland joins us now and livermore off of 580 with a look at what we should know before we head out. lena: with thanksgiving now just three days away, travel experts tell us that today is going to be the best day of the week to drive to your thanksgiving celebrations. aaa is predicting 54.6 million people will travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving holiday. they say that is 1.5% higher than 2021, making this year the third busiest travel season for the thanksgiving holiday since the year 2000. for those flying today thanksgiving destinations, scott's cheap flights says flights are more full today than

they were pre-pandemic, meaning don't expect to have the 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. >> and for those driving to their turkey day celebrations, 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. as for the best time to start driving, those travel experts say today, anytime after 8:00 is going to be your best bet. reggie: thank you. san francisco will once again be

hosting world leaders for next year's asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. vice president kamala harris made that announcement sunday. it is an economic forum promoting growth throughout the asia-pacific region. harris said the 2023 forum will focus on sustainability. kumasi: there are more strict bathroom roles at the whole foods in downtown san francisco after syringes and drug pipes were found inside. our media partners says customers now have to show a security guard a receipt and then they will be given a qr code to enter the restroom. this new policy follows reports of drug use in the store, which is next to a safe drug use site. whole foods managers also recently slashed opening hours. reggie: sad day for longtime fans of the power rangers. jason david frank, known for his role as the green power ranger died at the age of 49. he debuted on the popular

children show in 1993 and starred in multiple movies over his career. a cause of death has not been released and family and friends are asking for privacy. kumasi: a major change for disney. the company announced bob iger is returning as ceo. bob chapek is stepping down immediately. in a statement last night, the company thanked him for navigating the unprecedented challenges of the pandemic. in a letter to employees, iger says he is excited to embark on new adventures with the company. during his tenure, he oversaw major acquisitions including marvel studios, pixar and lucasfilm. reggie: team usa kicks off its world cup campaign today and san jose is lighting up the city and red, white and blue to support them. you can check out the lights at the civic center, city hall and the winchester mystery house. the soccer team also doing watch parties throughout the tournament. the grand opening of the world cup village with watch parties and food, this is a month-long

celebration located in various sites throughout the city. as for american football, that is also happening tonight when the 49ers take on the arizona cardinals in mexico city and a critical matchup on monday night football. you can watch it all right here on abc 7. our coverage begins at 5:00. still to come, the san francisco park put on pause. what is to come for the city's dogpatch neighborhood. kumasi: and let's look at the big board, the new york stock exchange. we will have another update on the markets next. reggie: collapse of crypto exchange. what is next for ftx as they now owe billions to top creditors. stay with us on our abc 7 streaming app at 7:00. we do a whole hour from 7:00 to 8:00 and you can watch the shenanigans. download it now and you can watch on all of these things you see on your screen. lisa: that is what it is, shenanigans. cloud cover continues to stay in the pacific.

we will get a couple pieces of that high-energy or high clouds. as we look at sutra right now, it looks beautiful. 48 at the airport. 37 in oakland. it is freezing on the peninsula and 42 in santa cruz. 63 later on this afternoon. a nice day, but look at this panel with all of the temperatures below freezing. fairfield, santa rosa, dropped another degree in concord and livermore at 34. overall, we are slightly warmer than we were sunday morning at the coast. quite mild in the 50's. high clouds today invading the skies a little bit. no rain. we are looking at temperatures within a degree or two of average. 65 in fremont, 64 in napa. 63 downtown. along the coast yesterday, 67 in half moon bay as well as redwood city. 68 in oakland. the number is consistently mild

and they will get even warmer as the high cloudiness passes to the east of us on tuesday. that is going to allow for brighter skies. the warmest days of the week looks to be on thursday, clouding up over the weekend. jobina: we do have a sig alert we are following right now in crockett that we are going to get to. westbound 4 right before mcewan road, we have a slowdown in the area but not as bad as it could be for that spot. also, westbound 24 at 580, injuries have been reported in this crash involving a motorcyclist and a couple of other vehicles. the bay bridge toll plaza now beginning to fill in but still, not significant delays in this area. we will wrap up here with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. this is really our busiest bridge this morning if you are traveling westbound.

reggie: residence in san

francisco's dogpatch neighborhood are losing their only park. san francisco recreation and parks department is redesigning esprit park for the first time in 40 years. the san francisco chronicle reports the project will start late in december. kumasi: starting this week, changes are coming to the city encouraging people to get outside. the changes will give extra space to people who are walking around or on bikes and wheelchairs. no roads will be closed during the work but there will be some flaggers and some delays for drivers. reggie: a national nonprofit is expanding its region and incorporate books into pediatric care. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom to explain this one.

gloria: pediatrician offices and children get books during their doctor's visits even before they can read. this is a national program with a big print in the bay area and expanding. one pediatrician is just one of the bay area clinicians participating with the reach out and read. marty martinez, ceo says they have been part of about 250,000 wellness visits for children across the bay area, was about 140 clinics and close to 400 trained clinicians. >> the early reading and early literacies is not only hearing words, it is hearing sounds, helping of abc imagery that connects them and starts to get their brain moving in a way that is really important, especially when children are just developing. i think the real power of

reading to a child, especially a child who cannot read or does not actually know all the words is really the bonding. gloria: coming up at 7:00, how dr. lewis incorporates this into her appointments. reach out and read provides a some of the books and clinics also raise money to buy their own books. reach out and read also takes donations. kumasi: it is awrap for one of music's biggest nights of the year. celebrities came together for the 50th annual american in los angeles. as will ganss reports, there were powerful performances and controversy. >> sit back and relax. the 50th american music awards rolling into the microsoft theater in los angeles. ♪ >> pink getting the party started on the ground and carrie underwood taking it to new heights. ♪

>> a night full of showstopping performances and surprises. some the audience loved -- ♪ >> cardi b joining glorilla. other surprises were less warmly received. >> and american music award goes to chris brown. >> lionel richie honored with the prestigious icon award. the "all night long" superstar joining his friends to sing "we are the world." ♪ >> and ping taking the stage again to perform a heartfelt tribute to the late olivia newton-john. ♪ >> and at the world's largest fan voted award show, the fans "hopelessly devoted" to t. swf

ift. >> taylor swift! >> and historic week and historic we can at the ama's for taylor. after a turbulent few days with the 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. so thank you with 13 exclamation points. i don't know what to say, i love you. >> taylor swift swept every one of the six categories she was nominated in an expanded her record as the most awarded artist in ama history with 40 total wins. reggie: now for your morning money report, ftx's warning other cryptocurrency exchanges about stolen funds as it does creditors 3.1 billion.

it stops short of naming the creditors. ftx announced a new court filing weeks after filing for bankruptcy protection. the exchange says it has launched a review of its global assets. ftx's collapse marks a shocking downfall for one of the most player -- powerful players in the crypto industry. as training is underway, you can see we are up about 40 points. you should be able to get a fully driverless ride in san francisco. state regulators granted the company, owned by alphabet, a permit for its driverless taxi pilot program on friday. they still need one more permit for the drive to start. waymo's autonomous rides will be available for pickup 24 hours a day once the pilot program launches. are we ready for that? kumasi: i prepared myself. reggie: mentally? physically active spiritually active what would you do if you came face-to-face with a kangaroo? kumasi: this woman has gone

viral for how she responded. reggie: what is happening? kumasi: she was apparently holding the animal away. this is on tiktok and it went viral. reggie: why? kumasi: i thought i was going to see a fight. i thought she was going to be like, oh you want some? you rolled up on the wrong one today. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: but. that did not happen. she said the animal was trying to get her to play because she had on socks and crocs. she decided to keep the animal at arms length instead. ok, friend. reggie: the kangaroo was trying to fight. right? kumasi: i would have at least gave it a little something. i would've backed up. but then it would've liked popped me right in the face. [laughter] reggie: we are not taking you to

australia for any reason. kumasi: [laughter] lisa: good morning. we are looking at live doppler 7 where we have activity in the pacific. a little rain moving into the pacific northwest and beautiful sunrise are locally. it is 42 at the airport. 37 in oakland. palo alto just above freezing. santa clara and half moon bay have dropped off significantly. as we look at the high clouds for mount tam, still a bit of a north wind keeping some areas milder. how about 30 in nevada. up from the 20's and we're looking at mid 30's in napa. 27 in livermore. high pressure keeps the storm track to the north. we get high clouds today and tomorrow. thursday, the ridge builds back in. i think the numbers will come back higher than 70 degrees.

we should see low 70's up in sonoma county. perhaps near 70 in parts of the peninsula. friday into saturday, it looks like a system brushes into extreme northern california. by sunday and monday, that forecast model looking a little bit more impressive for some precip to return. 66 in san jose and gilroy. temperatures fairly uniform for the next several days. as we look at the accuweather 7 day forecast, there is our bump up. i pattern change over the weekend. reggie: hooley was unveiling its black deal. eligible subscribers can get the tv shows and originals for just $1.99 for a year. for more info, go to our website. hulu and abc both owned by disney. kumasi: nasa says we are on track to have astronauts living

and working on the moon by 2030. with the successful launch of artemis one on wednesday, nasa's one step closer to sending humans back to the moon. in an interview with the bbc, the head of the space program says he has certain people could be living and working on the moon within the decade. he said there will be habitats and rovers on the ground to help them support their work. "black panther wakanda forever" is continuing its box office domination. the single made in the wake of chadwick boseman's death is already a massive global success bringing in over $540 million so far. according to studio estimates, it gained $67 million in ticket sales over the weekend. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. new at 6:00, snoop dogg is now a dog stylist. reggie: he has launched a collaboration. the line called snoop doggy

dogs features jerseys, bandanas and even a golden dog will with the real chain on it. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: in a press release, snoop says if my dogs ain't fresh, i ain't fresh. kumasi: [laughter] it is the chain on the bowl. reggie: get the check. good for him. kumasi: i wonder how much it is because i would like rooster to have that. do you think he would like it? reggie: he might. kumasi: i could see rooster blinged out. reggie: me too. he will bust out. kumasi: [laughter] reggie:

kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. to the nation's morning another mass shooting. five people were killed saturday

night when the gunman started shooting inside of a colorado springs lgbtq night love. 25 other people were hurt. police say two people inside the club confronted the suspect and 4-wood him which they say saved lives. reggie: twitter is set to reopen its offices today. they were closed down last week as the company was reportedly dealing with a mass resin nation. kumasi: if you are traveling for thanksgiving, google data shows today after 8:00 p.m. is the best day to avoid traffic. wednesday in the early evening will be the most. reggie: president biden has approved an emergency declaration in western new york. a record-breaking snow storm has left some areas under six feet of snow. lisa: we are waking up to cold numbers today in the 30's but mild with high clouds. mid 60's today. jobina: we are following a sig alert right now in crockett that may slow you down slightly on westbound 4 before mcewan road. this is a crash between a big

rig and at least one other vehicle. kumasi: is it creepy are classic? woody, the talking christmas tree has returned to a mall in nova scotia. while officials said they have seen an increase in traffic since woody woke up over the weekend. [laughter] reggie: even as a child, i would not have liked that. kumasi: that is a little much. reggie: it is giving thomas the tank. jobina: it is the train thing. reggie: the train with the human face on it for some reason. kumasi: a lot of people like thomas. reggie: they can. jobina: is thomas still around? reggie: i don't know. [laughter] jobina: neither here nor there. kumasi: you know what? i feel compelled to tell you all whatever you are making for thanksgiving, get the ingredients now. reggie: what are you telling me? jobina: spices are gone, friends.

good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, as we start a new week with you, another community rocked by a deadly shooting. urgent investigation after a gunman opened fire in colorado. at least five people dead at the lgbtq club, 25 more wounded. law enforcement investigating it as a hate crime. plus, what we're learning about the heroes who charged the shooter. we're live on the scene this morning. record-setting snow. buffalo buried under the historic storm, struggling to dig out. plus, with millions set to travel for thanksgiving, the brutal windchills coast to coast. ginger is tracking the deep freeze. powerful earthquake. overnight the death toll rising in indonesia. at least 46 people have been