numbers this morning are a couple degrees milder than yesterday but it is still cold. look that freezing in nevada. 29 by fairfield. 39 in san jose. there is a look at a couple of degrees milder in spots. mid-60's by noon. kumasi: this morning there is new information about the deadly mass shooting at a colorado springs lgbtq nightclub called club q. the men who stop the accused shooter is speaking for the first time and we are learning more about the victims. jobina: the man who stopped the accused gunman and possibly saved thousands of lives says he is no hero. he is an army veteran who says his training kicked in. richard fierro was at club q with his wife, daughter, and friend when the shooting began.

that is when he jumped into action, pinning the gunman and grabbing his pistol while instructing others to grab the weapon. he says one drag queen pummeled the shooter with her heels. while he likely saved many lives, her daughters -- his daughter's boyfriend was one of those killed. >> there are five people i cannot help, one of which was family to me. i'm not excited. that guy is still alive and my family is not. jobina: the 22-year-old suspect faces murder and hate crime charges. this video shows his arrest last year when he was accused of making bomb threats towards his own mother. the case was dismissed because his family refused to operate. the suspect was due in court yesterday but the da says his injuries were so significant he had to stay in the hospital. reggie: people who live and work

in san francisco's castro district are still struggling to process that deadly shooting. for those who run the numerous bars and nightclubs in the area at the colorado springs attack does hit close to home. we talked to chris hastings, owner of the lookout, that he guards are on duty seven nights a week. >> i do not know what to do beyond what we are already doing. because this is not the first time this has happened, because threats like this are something we hope we never have to do with directly but anticipate. reggie: pasting says his staff has been doing after you -- active shooter training since the pulse nightclub shooting. kumasi: then there is a saying we want to show you from the historic castro theater. you can see the markey spelling out the same message written the memorial outside of club q that reads love over hate.

if you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health crisis or need to connect with a qualified lgbtq+ crisis responder if you get the support you need at abc7news.com/take action. reggie: surprising moments, i shouldn't left a bullet hole in the front window of fleming steakhouse. some people reported a man running through the mall with the gun but they say that is not the shooter. >> we have a witness that somebody extended a hand gun with an extended magazine out of window of the vehicle and fired towards the restaurant. reggie: one shot went through the front of the restaurant and the other hit a parked vehicle. investigators are looking for a black chevy camaro. investigators say the mall is safe and no one was hurt. kumasi: part of building a better bay area's keeping everybody healthy and this morning health officials one for remind you rsv is spreading. lena howland is live in the newsroom with the message you

need to hear before the holidays. lena: in santa clara county there has been an abrupt increase in rsv casey's. -- cases. that combined with the flu and covid is putting stress on the medical system. county health officials are planning to give us an update on the number of beds available countywide, including pediatric beds going into this holiday weekend. the chief of pediatric pulmonary medicine at lucile packard children's hospital, dr. david kornfield, believes more children are getting rsv because less were exposed to it over the past few years. >> it makes sense when there are some neat kids that have not seen the virus and now many of them are being infected for the first time that there will be relatively more children infected. lena: health officials are urging the public to vaccinate against the flu and get a covid booster if it has been six months since your last shot.

there is no vaccine for rsv. california is seeing more rsv cases sooner in the season than in 2018, 2019, 20, and 2021. the update is expected at 11:00 this morning. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc7news. reggie: it looks like oakland has a new mayor. new results from last night show thou with a lead in rank-choice voting. she took the lead fridays for the first time since election day and now the two are separated by 680 boats. her campaign released a statement saying i've never felt more hopeful about oakland's future more determined to lead the fight for it. i'm excited to get to work building a safer, more affordable, more just oakland we know is possible. we know there is a news

conference this morning at 10:00. kumasi: hayward city councilmember will be sworn into the state senate as the first muslim and afghan american elected to the body. the 31-year-old will represent district 10. they received endorsements from political heavyweights but says she also faced racist and islam a phobic attacks run this year. >> i hope to bring mileage experiences to the policies we make, to be more inclusive to think about the most vulnerable committee members, and that has been part of my policies, even in the city of hayward. kumasi: she says that is a state senator she will prioritize affordable housing, public safety, and small businesses. reggie: the governor's office says it will release $1 billion in state funds to help with homelessness. the governor initially said he would freeze that funding because local leaders were not doing enough to help the population. now cities and counties in the

bay area have agreed to step up. the money is supposed to go toward shelter beds and case management services among other things. kumasi: san francisco city leaders are promising and increased police presence in disco areas in light of recent robberies. we showed you two of those incidents last week. just go separate photographers were targeted outside the palace of fine arts. in response the district two supervisor said more police coverage is being added in that area and along the chestnut street business corridor. there will also be community ambassadors patrolling along chestnut street. coming up, the attempted carjackers to go after a woman at the mission gas station. reggie: and why crab season is getting pushed back again. the impact on your holiday dinner plans. lisa: still dark. the official sunrise is 6:57.

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lisa: good morning. it is tuesday and we are waking up to freezing conditions. 35 in oakland. feels like 31. fremont is 36. palo alto is just above freezing. half moon bay is 55. the sun in high clouds. warmest weather is thanksgiving. a chance of showers sunday and monday. today will be bright and pretty with high clouds. upper 60's from 3:00 -- upper 60's.

anywhere from three to five degrees above average. winds and upper elevations allowing for a warm up. we will see upper 60's in thanksgiving at the shoreline. also a beach hazard statement tomorrow. a chilly morning but not as cold. 10:00 on thanksgiving we will be in the 50's and 60's. 1:00 in the afternoon it is shorts and the windows open. jobina: good morning. it does feel like it is a holiday already because the traffic is very light, even though metering lights are on. you can see the traffic is only backed up to the end of the parking lot. we do have install reported around treasure island. in the south bay, nice and clear as we bring you this live picture of san jose. no advisories from chp right now. tracy to dublin the ride is only

48 minutes. not bad for anyone taking that commute. concorde 20 minutes in san rafael to san francisco is 16. i will give you a quick view of the bay area. we hardly have any red spots and that is good news. reggie: oakland native amy schneider just won the jeopardy tournament of champions. we will be right back. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in clistudy, on-dly rybelsus® sierhan branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. reggie: more than 268 people are dead after 5.6 magnitude earthquake shook indonesia's west java province monday. the national disaster mitigation agency reports more than 1000 people are hurt. authorities are looking for

possible victims beneath the rubble as landslides threaten the area. the indonesian president spent monday visiting areas affected by the quake. police are looking for the attempted carjackers and robbers who went after a woman in san francisco's mission district. the whole thing was caught on video. the great cup pulls up to a get -- the gray pickup was up to a gas station on cesar chavez. moments later the second camera shows the men struggle with a woman for her purse. when she did not let go of another man gets out of the truck and hits her twice in the face. these people were not able to steal the car because they cannot started. >> you see it from small stuff of people getting out of their cars quick to get grass -- to get gas and running out, people's hands are in their window trying to take something. it is bad now. reggie: an expert we spoke with does not recommend fighting back , he suggests getting gas when there are plenty of other people around.

two drivers under arrest following the deadly crash in redwood city that left twin sisters without their parents. the 17-year-old and 23-year-old drivers were racing. grayson greg allman died when another car hit there's november 4. their seven-year-old twins were also in the car. they survived. investigators say the driver of the car that hit them is only 70. police arrested them on friday. -- is only 17. police arrested them on friday. the 23-year-old was arrested. reggie: postponing crab season will protect humpback whales from being entangled in crab tracks -- in crab traps. climate change has changed humpback whales migration patterns, putting them in fishing zones into the late fall. officials would read about the

waters on december 7. reggie: he probably did not see it because monday night football was on but we went to take an extra special moment to congratulate amy schneider, officially the winner of the jeopardy tournament of champions. kumasi: you may have seen it. reggie: if you're up at 3:00 in the morning. kumasi: she got a $250,000 prize all here on abc 7. [applause] >> amy schneider, that is her third wind. in the season of the super champions, the champ with the longest streak of them all is now our tournament of champions winner. kumasi: she had to beat two other california contestants three times to win the title. in a statement she says she feels amazing and it is a great feeling. she is the shows winningest woman and the first transgender person to win the tournament of

champions. that smile says it all. reggie: i like these new glasses. and showing off the tat. we are here for it. kumasi: congratulations. i think this is the first big win of hers that she has been a married women -- a married woman. reggie: everything has happened for her this past year. we love it. lisa: very cool and she is cool. we are starting out with chili numbers. this afternoon the high clouds with that system overhead visiting us again. it will not inhibit the warming. we are stuck under this ridge of high pressure. a static atmosphere and once we get a little bit more wind and a new weather parcel into the air, it is going to linger today and tomorrow and that will happen. as the system finally sinks to the south, high pressure will pack its and head to the east as

we get into the later part of the weekend. it is freezing in santa clara, 34 in mountain view, 35 in campbell. temperatures in the upper 20's by fairfield and upper 40's. alameda is 47. oakland is chilly in the mid-30's. 41 and sam carlos. as we look at the south bay, 68 downtown. 65 will be the high-end sunnyvale. palo alto about 66. downtown 63. mostly sunny. i clouds from santa rosa to petaluma. 67 in sonoma. numbers ranging from the low 60's to mid 60's. 65 in union city and pleasanton. inland, a milder day with 68 and 67 in walnut creek. the accuweather 7 day forecast,

the warm up underway tomorrow and thursday. highs will be in the low 70's. mid to upper 60's -- mid to upper 70's and the coast around the bay. the breeze kicks in and we should be tracking showers sunday into monday. reggie: now we bring in ginger zee with a look at what is happening on good morning america. hi, ginger. ginger: good morning. great to be with both of you. we have so much to get to and it starts in colorado. matt gutman is in colorado springs. we will hear from the hero army veteran who jumped into action to stop the shooter. he was unarmed but jumped on that guys back, certainly seven lives. the looming rail strike that could cost the economy billions of dollars every day and that could deliver major problems for the holidays. the early black friday deals that have you cheering and it is our dancing with the stars after party.

four finalists on the gma express overnight. they are here live to talk all things dancing. you have sam and jordin sparks with a special appearance. nothing like bringing down the house. even though they came in fourth they probably won. reggie: i voted for them last night and i was crossing my fingers. ginger: that was the best performance. reggie: you did so well and you showed everyone what you can do. that is what it takes. ginger: and no one remembers. there member your dance and your attitude. everyone thinks i won and i let them keep on thinking that. reggie: i would just go around and say i am the almost winner of dancing with the stars. i nearly got it. ginger: season 22 winner. reggie: that is the energy we

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lisa: starting out with temperatures below freezing in our inland east bay. 32 in dublin. walnut creek 33. mount diablo at 50 with north wind. some of the wind allowing for a quick warm up later on today. 48 in san francisco. 44 in the north bay. a cpl degrees milder than yesterday and this trend will continue. we will add on several degrees as we get into the wednesday and thursday. here is the north wind. we are shutting off the onshore flow and look at how pretty that is. the sun coming up at 6:57. we will talk details in a few minutes. kumasi: a former ufc champion

has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder, assault, and weapons charges. he is charged with shooting at a man accused of sexually abusing his son. he was granted bail and monitored release earlier this month and now he is asking the court for permission to travel to arizona to participate in a wrestling event. a judge has not ruled on that request. i 35-year-old man is in the hospital after being stabbed in an unprovoked random attack. the stabbing happened around 11:20 yesterday morning on lakeshore avenue in oakland. investigators told the times the victim was sitting drinking coffee when a man stabbed him in the neck. the two did not know each other. the suspect was arrested a few blocks away it is now undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. could your next flight only have one pilot? that is what some airlines and regulators are pushing for. over 40 countries have asked united nations body that sets airline standards to make the

change. they argue it would ease the pilot shortage and save money but some pilots are worried not having a copilot could leave them overwhelmed in any emergency. passengers are not comfortable with the proposal. if the u.n. approves the idea single pilot flights could take off as soon as 2027. his last call for hangar one in alameda. the craft vodka distillery is closing its tasting room at the air station december 18 and will produce its product with a partner distillery at an unnamed location in the bay area. there is no word yet if there will be a name change. the company spokesperson told the chronicle move was needed to meet the changing needs of the business. an extra bright meteorite lit up the skies in southern parts of norway over the weekend and was so bright police got calls from concerned people over the siding. they had to tweet out a message to the public reassuring them

the norwegian meteor network confirmed the bright light was part of a meteor shower. experts say the meteorite burned up in the atmosphere before it reached the ground. next, there is more turmoil at twitter, with thousands more people out of the job even after they signed on to work with elon musk. then a triple threat to our health this holiday. the recommendations from bay area health officials. as we had to break, live look outside. a beautiful sunrise this morning.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> i still feel bad for the five people -- there is five people that do not go home. kumasi: the military vet who took down the colorado nightclub shooter speaking for the first time. what he is saying about the attack and the new information about the shooter. reggie: and as san francisco hits the roads for the holidays, the changes you might notice. kumasi: inflation impacting your thanksgiving dinner. when america's largest brochure thinks we could see some relief. reggie: here is the best deal of them all. two for four dollars. kumasi: i would argue if you get some sweet potatoes that might be a better deal. lisa: some spices.

reggie: i am glad we were able to buy all of the things yesterday. lisa: what a pleasant surprise. i was dreading it and usually putting that five out is not good. reggie: the world proved us wrong. lisa: we have that going for us and we also have a nice day. it is a beautiful start with the sun coming up at 6:57. setting before 5:00. after 12:00 or 1:00 you know it is going down quick. 48 in the city. 35 in oakland. freezing in santa clara. half moon bay is 55 degrees. 66 yesterday. the same today. livermore 29 in fairfield. we are running from a couple of degrees. as we go through the day, high

clouds. temperatures in the 60's. mid to upper 60's late in the day. reggie: we want to get you updated on the deadly shooting at club q in colorado springs. kumasi: the accused gunman is a 22-year-old man facing murder and colorado's equivalent to hate crime charges. five people were killed and 13 others were in the hospital. before me -- a former army major held him down while a drag performer stopped on him. what we have learned about the suspect. em: u.s. army veteran richard fierro speaking publicly for the first time since police credited to him for taking down the gunmen in club q, saving thousands of lives. it was with his wife, daughter, and friend saturday. his combat training and i rocket afghanistan kicked in. >> pinned them against the side,

and just started -- i think he went for his pistol. either way i grabbed the pistol from him. em: he told another patron to grab the shooters ar-15. >> i kept wailing on him and told the kid in front of me to kick him in the head. one of the performers left by an front of me and she took her high heel and stuffed it in his face or his head whenever she could hit. em: a hero in the eyes of many but not in his own. her dot -- his daughter's boyfriend among those fatally shot. >> there were five people i cannot help, one of which was family to me. i am not excited. that guy to still alive and my family is not. em: the 22-year-old suspect anderson lee aldrich facing murder and hate crime charges. he is seen here in arrest last year, taken into custody for making bomb threats against his own mother.

sources telling abc news that case was dismissed because his family refused to cooperate. the suspect was due in court monday for his first appearance but the da tells abc his injuries were so significant he had to stay in the hospital. reggie: part of building a better bay area includes making sure everyone is healthy, and this morning santa clara health officials will update us on the rise of rsp cases in the area. lena holland joins us in the newsroom with recommendation for all of us to try to stay healthy. lena: covid, the flu, and rsv are happening all at once. santa clara county is no exception. today we are accepting update from county health officials on the number of hospital beds available in the county amid this triple threat. dr. gabriel ortiz is seeing firsthand the impacts of these three viruses at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital.

he is urging the public to vaccinate against the flu and get a covid booster if it is been six months since your last shot. >> if you're on a plane i recommend masking. if you're in the airport i recommend washing your hands frequently, not touching your eyes or nose or mouth. if you are the with your loved ones if you can ensure everyone is ideal. if you're eating and drinking together, trying to space out. lena: dr. ortiz says it is not too late to get your booster flu shot before thanksgiving. the benefits begin to appear in a couple of days. the update is expected at 11:00 this morning. live in the newsroom, lena holland, abc7news. reggie: we are closer to a real worker strike that threatens to cripple the u.s. economy.

the disco largest freight rail unions have rejected the latest contract offer. jobina: if a strike were to happen it would cost the economy about $2 billion a day. both unions cannot agree on the contract brokered by the biden administration monday. a union representing conductors and other workers rejected the proposal. a stoppage could shut down coal shipments and put drinking water at risk. the strike will hit farmers because of low water levels in the mississippi river impacting traffic. >> farmers and agricultural shippers are looking for lifelines because the river is not operating as it normally does and rail is the preferred lifeline because rail is very well-designed to transport heavy commodities long distances as well. now all of the sudden we have this big question mark. jobina: experts say even a short

strike could cause delays and congestion as nearly 30% of u.s. freight is moved by rail. if the deal is not reached soon, the rail stoppage could begin as soon as december 5. kumasi: more twitter employees are out of the job this morning. these latest cuts from the company's sales department. according to bloomberg, elon musk set out notices sunday night after holding a meeting with that department where he did not mention the layoffs at all. no word on the number of layoffs. twitter had more than 7000 employees before elon musk took over last month. bloomberg says it has gotten word from a source that now twitter is down to about 2750 employees. the warriors are facing a second large -- a second lawsuit over the sponsors of of ftx. the east bay times is reporting the ftx founder is also named in the suit. it proposes the defending nba champions of wrongfully

promoting ftx. one of the people who lost $750,000 from investing says the team saw ftx as a safe and viable way to invest in crypto. the team does not comment on pending litigation. the san francisco brewery is preparing to close at san francisco location but is expanding in east bay. it posted it cannot make a new lease for its sonoma taproom, but it has acquired the red barrel brandon berkeley and are getting grade to open a new location in oakland. in the face -- in the post, they say we outgrew the space a long time ago. we have been on the hunt for a larger location to grow the brand and the trv space in berkeley is just what we need. the taproom will close at the end of december. reggie: pier 39 and san francisco lights up for the holidays.

spencer christian will be there for the kickoff to the tree lighting musical moments. from 5:00 to 10:00 there will be a christmas light show on the trees. this is videos of last year's tree. it comes from carlton christmas trees. tree lighting musical moments runs every night through january 8. still ahead, hoping for a safe shopping season. the improvements being made at a bart station near union square. kumasi: you are live at the new york stock exchange. we are up about 200 points. another updates on the market, next. reggie: how the ftc is cracking down on illegal voicemails. stay with us on the streaming app at 7:00. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you can download the app now wherever you stream. lisa: if you've been watching the weather the past few days you will notice things are changing in the pacific

northwest. finally seeing rain. still protected by high-pressure. morning lows have dropped off to near freezing. 54 at pacifica. 36 in nevada. a beach hazard statement goes into effect tomorrow and friday. the waves will pick up. it will be dangerous as we get into a modest warming trend tomorrow and thursday, lingering into friday. it has been pleasant on the coast. a few high clouds. 65 in fremont, 67 in san rafael. the features miss us overhead the next several days. the wet weather to the north of us and then sunday and monday much of the state getting wet and that means mountain snow. rained by the end of the weekend. jobina: we are going to start in

san jose where we are following residual delays from an earlier crash on westbound 237 before north 1st street. your speeds are 30 miles an hour. hopefully they will pick up soon. things have slowed down at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:36. we did have a stall reported on the upper deck but the bridge ran treasure island was blocking a lane. still nice and clear in san jose as we bring you alive picture of 101 and we wrap up with a look at highway four. it will be around 24 minutes. ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem.

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kumasi: today bart will celebrate major improvements to the powder street station. gloria rodriguez is in the

newsroom live with what you could expect to see this holiday season. gloria: they've made some improvements to the powell street art station just in time for the holiday shopping season. these upgrades are meant to improve writers experience. -- improve rider's experience. san francisco is known for its world-class holiday spirit with the music, lights, and decorations. many will remember last holiday season when dozens of people robbed and looted high end stores in union square. city officials -- officials are promising plenty of police presence and also an upgraded powell street bart station on powell and market street. the modernization includes remodeling the public restrooms and installing new led lighting and also new barriers around the entry points. >> the men and women in our department are very committed to

our writers being shaped -- being safe and shoppers being safe. >> bart has been very convenient for me to get back and forth. kumasi: other improvements -- stephanie: other improvements include -- gloria: other improvements include illuminated ceiling. the funding came from a variety of ways, including the state of california proposition one b fund. reggie: the federal communications commission is setting clear boundaries when it comes to ringless voicemails. those are the messages left in your inboxes without bringing yourself out. the ftc says they are a form of robo call and illegal if the caller did not have your consent. violations can be enforced by the fcc or you can soothe the company. more of us are adding our names to the federal do not call registry. the ftc says 2.5 million members

were added to the list last year. telemarketers are not supposed to call those without permission. if you want to add your number to the list, you can do so by going to donotcall.gov. domino's is introducing an all electric delivery freed -- delivery fleet. it has purchased chevy volts for deliveries across the country. 105 will be coming to california. domino's says it has better life for days and lower maintenance costs and nonelectric vehicles. a live look at the new york stock exchange. up about 208 points. with inflation at an all-time high thanksgiving dinner could cost 20% more compared to just last year. abc 7 news visited the safeway in san rafael to compare prices there with the average cost across america according to the american farm bureau. those things were more expensive, including turkey,

milk, fresh celery, carrots, frozen green peas, whipping cream, pie shells, and pumpkin pie mix. there were some things that were less expensive, including general roles, sweet potatoes, -- including dinner rolls, sweet potatoes, and boxed stuffing. the total was about $17 more than the west coast average. the ceo of kroger says he thinks relief is on the way. >> we are starting to cycle inflation from last year. it is turned to slow down a little bit. our hope and expectation is as we get early next year we will see they continue to decrease a little bit. reggie: you can see much more on this interview, including how you can find tips to save on thanksgiving dinner coming up at 7:00 on gma. meta has announced new safety

measures for teens on instagram and facebook. new safety measures have been taken to prevent teens from messaging adults. meta is also looking to remove the message button on instagram accounts. on facebook tina counsel limit who can view their -- teen accounts can limit who can view their friends list for comment on public posts. record-breaking twins from a fertility clinic in knoxville tennessee. embryos from three decades were successfully thought and delivered. kumasi: the previous longest frozen embryos resulting in birth was 27 years old. the national embryo donation center says these newborns hold that record as a part of their embryo adoption program. >> we wanted to be able to go in and find embryos that had been overlooked for reasons beyond their control, that had been waiting so long for a mom and dad.

kumasi: now the parents of six are from portland, oregon. they travel to knoxville to participate in the embryo did ocean program. they specifically -- the embryo donation program. they asked for the embryo -- for the kids to feel love and oh that they were chosen. i love that story. yesterday i wanted to see the kids and they look cute. lisa: six kids. little kids. kumasi: i am glad sweet potatoes are on the risk of things that are going down because at 7:00 i will tell you one of my thanksgiving secrets of how you can transform a basic sweet potato and show up to dinner looking like a queen. reggie: we are calling it our broke, busted, basic, bougie, boozy thanksgiving.

it is a recipe for each one of us fitting the moniker. that is at 7:00, but you have to have our streaming app. you can download it now while listening to our forecast. lisa: you cannot want to miss that. i do not want to miss that. we are looking at the northwest system that will stay here for a couple of days and inundate the northwest with rain. eventually high pressure gives way and we get a piece of that. as of today it is nothing but sunshine and a few high clouds. freezing in santa clara. 50 in half moon bay. a cold 35 in oakland. the wind chill factor with a light wind making it feel like 31. san francisco you have been well into her 60's. most of us are three to four degrees above average. mid-30's for you in concorde and livermore. as we go through the next couple of days the only thing we can manage our high clouds.

then we get into wednesday and the ridge begins to build. upper 60's today. 65 around mountain view. mid 60's for san mateo. 63 downtown and a nice day here. mile in the afternoon. heat on in the morning and windows open in the afternoon. 67 in sonoma. on the east bay very little change. air quality has been good. upper 60's from concorde to livermore. we will 70's and upper 60's as we get towards the shoreline on thanksgiving. one of our mildest today's. 50's and 60's at 10:00. near 70 by 2:00 and 3:00 and looking at the cooldown, breezy wind, rain into the new workweek. reggie: jay leno is now out of the hospital after treatment for burn injuries.

the burn center in los angeles posted this photo of jay leno and some of his caregivers. he got second and third degree burns when gasoline ignited while he was working on a car. he underwent surgery and will receive outpatient care while taking a break from shooting his tv show. doctors expect them to make a full recovery. kumasi: families in the north bay will not have to worry about how they are getting their thanksgiving meal. homeless in family outreach in san rafael just held its free holiday giveaway. a typical holiday meal is out of reach for a lot of people this season. the staff is telling us about 65% of its clients are housed in many are living paycheck-to-paycheck. >> some of our clients are having to make the choice between buying food and paying rent, and with the cost of things going up so extremely, our ability to provide a thanksgiving meal is very meaningfully for many families. kumasi: volunteers say they had to work the phones to get enough food to meet the demand.

the biggest challenge is getting all the turkeys. it is the time of year when we start to put up our christmas tree, but one tree in germany is breaking records for being the world. it is 147 feet tall and is made up of about 1000 smaller trees. it is covered in 48,000 lights and is topped with a 13 foot tall angel. it took four weeks to decorate the street. it will stay at the city market until the end of december. reggie: let's take a look at the white house tree. they are getting great to spread the christmas spirit as the white house tree arrived monday. it was grown on a farm in pennsylvania and is now in the blue room. it is after the turkey pardon. that is one of my least favorite traditions. the theme is expected to be revealed after thanksgiving. you must've done a different show than i did because i always

have something to say about that. kumasi: a holiday favorite is making a comeback. the exhibition discovered -- highlights art from six creative's. >> arts have always been part of our mission and we seek out artists who look to connect to science and make signs accessible to people in a different way. the power of the arts is when someone feels a science concept is not approachable. maybe there is an arts experience that can be more inviting. reggie: look at -- kumasi: look at some of the art. if you want to check it out you can reserve your tickets by going to exploratorium.edu. there's so much you can see. it is called low, discover the art of light, new can check it out now through january 29. reggie: i also like it when they have fog that fills the bridge. that is so cool.

kumasi: drew showed us that and i'm like is it really that funky, he is like no -- is it really that foggy, he is like, no, we had a window to record that. it is literally across the street from channel seven. kumasi: you want to stay and linger at all of the things. reggie: if you see us wave at us but do not follow us. just wave at us. [laughter] kumasi: we will be right

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thousands of lives. police have identified all five people killed in the attack. reggie: oakland city councilmember shang thao is declaring victory in the race for mayor. kumasi: to date santa clara county will update us on their hospital bed status as they see a surge of flu, covid, and rsv cases. doctors say we should go back to the basics, washing hands frequently and isolating when we are sick. reggie:ailrdrkers loserripp eco. the unions failed to reach a new contract agreement. the deals notoon striking could start december 5. lisa: 30's and 40's and then mid to upper 60's with sunshine and a few high clouds. jobina: a hit and run reported on the upper deck of the bay bridge around treasure island.

be aware of that. also a crash reported on the western span of the san mateo bridge. kumasi: a gingerbread house like you have never seen before. this woman in england transformed her whole house, detail the process on instagram, and says it is made of 70% recycled material and is held together with heavy-duty velcro. reggie: at first i thought it was real gingerbread but it is not. jobina: i am glad because of the critters. reggie: the cockroaches. jobina: did you make gingerbread houses going up? reggie: i did not. that was not a part of our thing. did you do it? jobina: no. jobina: we did. it is right up -- we do not eat it. it is like a rock.

reggie: i want to create something and then eat it. jobina: we used to have like a party. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the new details from the colorado springs shooting as we hear from the hero who saved lives. >> the military veteran who jumped into action at the colorado club and helped wrestle the gun away from the shooter. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i've got to kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> plus, we hear from some of the victims and new questions about why the suspect was able to buy a gun. holiday hijacked. when a rail strike could happen. it could cost the economy billions of dollars a day. what it could mean for the holiday season supply chain. how the biden administration is trying to prevent it. thanksgiving getaway. millions of americs