see some record high temperatures for the day. let's take a look at what is happening right now. still chilly in some areas. in the north bay, santa rosa, getting closer to the bay and the coast it gets milder. let's take a look at the wind flow. gusty conditions in the hills with offshore flow. strong offshore winds in the hills will bring us a warming pattern this afternoon. here is athe ejected f thigivi d. right around the bay shoreline it will be up for 60's to low 70's. high of 75 and santa rosa. southbay, 72 to 70 or. enjoy the sunny mild weather this thanksgiving day on the accuweather forecast a little bit there. >> while we celebrate angst giving several families in

virginia are in morning. six people murdered when a gunman opened fire earlier this week and a walmart before killing himself. this morning we are learning more details about the victims and the attack itself. here is news reporter and when -- reporter em wynn. >> horror when an employee opened fire. rihanna tyler said that she saw her store manager come in and flail wildly. >> back and forth, didn't have a target. >> before turning the gun on himself. the overnight leader employees since 2010. >> when i saw blood i wasik thisseally real an process thain eri policd ree peop de, clin t s in the break room. three more died at the hospital.

the city releasing their names and faces. the mother of victim brian pendleton said they would have been preparing for her son's upcoming birthday. several other is injured, including jaylon jones, whose mother says he's in stable condition. >> he realized he was being shot. >> jones ran outside. the walmart massacre, now the second high-profile mass shooting in the nation in just four days. with more than 600 mass shootings this year alone in the u.s., president biden saying there are more empty seats at the table this thanksgiving. abc news, washington. jobina: the suspect and the other recent mass shooting, anderson aldrich, remaining in jail, accused of killing five

people in colorado springs. he faced a judge virtually yesterday who ruled that there was legal authority to hold aldrich without fail. they were slouched over in a wheelchair with noticeable bruises on their face. charges include i've counts of first-degree murder, one for each victim, and five counts of a bias motivated i'm causing bodily injury. their next court date is december 6. a powerful scene at city hall in colorado springs. a pride flag created by the original rainbow flag designer was raised yesterday. city and community leaders held an emotional ceremony afterwards to remember the victims that were shot and killed on saturday. people recited poop -- poetry, saying each victim haas name out loud. the flag is a symbol for the lgbt bus community with deep roots in san francisco, its original home. it will remain in colorado the

next. if you or a loved one or having struggles with mental health or dealing with the weight of gun violence, we have useful tools on our website. happening today, glide path annual thanksgiving celebration will help those who cannot put down the table this thanksgiving. gloria rodriguez joins us live where the volunteers are getting ready for the big day. happy thanksgiving, gloria. gloria woman happy think, too. everybody is out here getting ready for the big meal. you can see that they have set up to full 10 with nice tables, beautiful tables with a turkey on it. a free breakfast today starting at 7:30 with a thanksgiving meal at 11:00. we caught up with the glide crew yesterday as they packed everything up. they are expecting to serve 2000 meals in the heart of the

tenderloin district. that chief finance operating officer tells me they go the extra mile to make today extra special for everyone they serve. >> i think a lot of people struggle during the holidays. for the people that we serve they face the challenges of extreme poverty, homelessness, mental health and drug use disorders. we have people coming that we may not have seen in the past because of what's going on with inflation and in the economy, the different changes there. gloria: volunteers help make all of thiseal from 11:00 in the morning until 00 here on the 300 block of ellis street with a breakst todaythate morning. we will be out here all morning long but we are getting the latest in the next half-hour.

back to you in the studio, jobina. jobina: we put together a complete guide to what's open to help you save time and the headache. it's one of the most clicked on stories on our website right now on the front page there. abc7news.com. usps is ready for a busy holiday shipping season. the oakland site expects this ship -- to ship 6 million packages this holiday season. they said their busiest week is the 12 to the 17th. on any day there are up to 1000 workers sorting mail, pushing carts, rounding corners, all to get your holiday mail in on time. >> it's something we accustomed to, we prepare for years in advance and as with anything, new tecyogol excited and more prepared. jobina: they start preparing for the holiday season at the start of the year and if you are

mailing anything, be sure to secure your items in packages and ship them out. these are the dates you need to know. we were are going to put them up onhe to make it by deadline w usps first class mail. this year is december 17. for priority mail it's december 19. december 23 for express mail. we know that one is expensive. coming up, everybody, the mayor of oakland opens up about her plans for the city. her goal when she finally takes office. by a tourist was booed while visiting ruins in mexico. first we will check in with spencer. spencer: this thanksgiving day is off to a cool spot in some starts but it will warm up nicely, high temperatures into the record range and some spot.

jobina: 53 years since native americans occupied alcatraz islands in the san francisco bay . it started in 1979 a fire destroyed the american indian center. they set their sights on alcatraz island shortly after the is in shuttered its doors. the tribe of nations took over the island for 19 months in the hopes of developing a cultural center and school. the occupation gained national attention. in 1970 the u.s. government passed several laws supporting tribal rule and returned millions of acres of land to the tribes. if you want to take a further look into the history behind the story you can watch our award-winning documentary on our streaming app or website.

hello, spencer. spencer: the sun has not risen yet you can see the sky getting brighter as we look to the bay bridge here in san francisco. still chilly some in land spots. palo alto, 38 degrees. 37 santa clara. here's a view from the shaky east hills camera. gusty in the hills, higher elevations gusting at the moment. mid 40's at napa. on the go to today's high, it's going to a gloriously sunny and warm thanksgiving day with high temperatures on the coast in the mid 60's. 69 will be the high here in san francisco. in the north bay a high of 75. santa rosa, low 70's. on the south a low to mid 70's as well. in any event, record highs or no

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. jobina: welcome back, everyone. the soon to be first mayor o -- mayor tao letter campaign promising to fill vacancies of the oakland police department

and aggressively tackle housing issues for renters. >> as we get to work i'm going to focus on the top priorities i spelled out in my campaign. safety, homelessness, and of course cleaning up streets. jobina: she beat her opponent by less than 700 votes in rent choice voting. she said she will work with councilman taylor on some of her plans and be sworn in in january. in the north a a district attorney has filed a lawsuit against his former boss, cameron jones, who is black, saying that the district attorney fired him after he i'll do a discrimination complaint. jones says he was subject scrutiny and job reviews that asked to complete. i think iermina beusof how i spoke out a

jobina:he suit claims that the manager faces retaliation. charles bonner says other employees of color were subject to a hostile work environment after a staff member put up an offensive photo of them in black base. the photo was near a shooting range target with bullet holes. the da said she can't comment but released a statement saying part that she does not condone judas or racism on any level. the santa clara public county health department reported its first flu death of the season. the patient was a man under the age of 65 with other underlying health conditions. he had not received a shot. >> the most important thing anyone can do is to get vaccinated right now so that they head into the rest of the winter season attracted. jobina: remember, most flu shots are pretty easy to get, local

pharmacies are offering them free. pharmacies on the canadian border are seeing a children's tylenol shortage as respiratory illnesses begin to surge. the high demand for children's tylenol in canada is causing a small shortage parts of the u.s., but demand is high across the country. a statement from johnson & johnson says that they are doing everything they and to make sure people have access to the products they need. some may be less readily available because of the increased demand but that they are not experiencing overall shortage in the united states. 5000 miles of travel for a special thanksgiving surprise. a woman u.k. flew back to my hometown of atlanta georgia to visit her parents. the dogs were happy, too.

they could tell. it's a moment where she walked up to her parents in a park later in the week, each coming in for a tearful hug. her sister was planning the vehicle -- planning the trip for weeks, the parents said they were delighted with the visit and are celebrating 35 years of marriage this weekend. congratulations to all of them. spencer: so sweet. jobina: all the holidays. spencer: you know, speaking of holidays, today will be so mild warm. i think a lot of people might be outdoors. maybe even at the beach. i will see you there. we have a happy news anchor here , show you what's going on outside. the wind at the surface is calm. we have gusty conditions in the higher elevations that will help to warm us up, bringing warmer air from land out. skies are getting brighter. as you can see from the rooftop

camera here. the current temperature reading, 32 at the city. chilean palo alto and santa clara. mild on the coast today. notice how shaky the east bay camera is. gusty wind, higher elevations. temperature readings are in the upper 30's. chilly the north bay as well. 35 with low 40's in concord and napa. sutro tower looking over sanford disco, skies continue to get brighter. forecast headlines in the hills, mild to warm this afternoon with your record high temperatures likely. cooler over the weekend with showers possible on monday. let's take a look at the projected highs in the south bay. 72, san jose, 74. on the left, for 60's to low s thidup6's on

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next tickets available now. jobina: "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 and ginger has a look at it's coming up. >> great to be with you and happy thanksgiving. to everyone who's been there, you probably and we like to come here to kick it off. that's leonardo, in case you don't know turtles. but we are going to check on the macy's parade and travel with the millions hitting the road. travel troubles. went to leave, when not to leave , and the overall travel systems. a favorite day also, thanksgiving 911 with an all-star panel of chefs getting together to answer your burning questions as you burn your thanksgiving dishes. it really comes together for a fu

jobina: a stabbing outside a bar in san carlos ending interest. shares deputies found the victim with several stab wounds to the torso in several witnesses say the victim was involved in a fight and pointed out the the viento the hospita wasdetain with life-threatening injuries but is expected to survive. six flags vallejo unveiled a new calling it the reimagined version of holiday in the park. this video is shared with us by six flags. they said the new video has more decorations, activities, and treats her guests with a new holiday market and a setting reminiscent of european christmas markets. it opens friday and runs through january 1. a woman who climbed an ancient mayan pyramid and met go met

with unhappy people when she was brought back down. people threw water at the woman and called her names after she climbed the steps and danced on the protected monument. the woman national. it's been off-limits to tourists since 2008 interview are familiar with the area it's kitchen he step. a heroic story of bravery, love, and emily. maryland, an 11-year-old boy risks his life to save his baby sister from flames. the apartment caught fire with little loyalty still inside. there she is with her beads in her hair. she's now resting safely with her brother isy. ok. so if you didn't step up to rescue her -- if he didn't step up to rescue her, it may not have worked out. the mayor of saulsberry is commending the parents and the

brother for his bravery and heroism, saying he is always looking out for citizens willing to lead to but for him this is just a happy moment the holidays. >> i feel good that my sister is alive today area happy. we've got thanksgiving tomorrow. >> you will be able to celebrate with your family. >> my sister. jobina: this is just now hitting me that this is in saulsberry where i used to work. i love to see this. the best gift of all for this family is just sharing the holiday season together with safety, course. really happy for them. oakland native ryan cook pens a message of thank you to fans, thanking them for their overwhelming support in their release of "black panther wauconda forever -- wauckanda

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jobina: helping those in need have the thanksgiving they deserve. live it glide, where organizers are helping to. links given weekend doesn't just heating and football. -- heating and -- eatimg and football. --eating and football. plus, new public toilets around town san francisco and the toilet. spencer: it's a big deal around here. [laughter] jobina: it is, it is. what else is a big deal is the weather. spencer: something to be thankful for. check it out right now, mainly clear skies over the bay area warming up to record levels in some spots. these are forecast headlines, gusty in the hills, already is. looking for records in the in land areas.

cooler this weekend, maybe some showers coming monday but before we get to that we get to this, a nice sunny and mild inks giving day. 69 in san francisco. low 70's on the bay shoreline. intleigh of 75 in santa rosa. here's the accuweather forecast, minor cooling over the weekend, still mainly dry with clear skies like showers on monday. we need the rain, so bring it on, but before that enjoy this thanksgiving day. jobina: thank you, spencer. scott and her of san francisco is locked in a twitter battle with marjorie taylor greene in georgia days after the deadly shooting at an lgbtq nightclub inado. this fight is getting na. >> marjorie taylor greene calling out scott weiner in

between she called him a communist groomer. he responded to abc7news with the following. >> usually when she reaches out to me, i get more death threats. it's pretty bad and she's an atrocious human being. ask groomer has transphobia and homophobic overtones. in recent times it has regained popularity among proponents of far right popularity -- far right conspiracies. >> it used to have a specific meaning but it no longer does. it is being used now primarily to attack lgbtq people in basic say that we are pedophiles. passing o act, t felonyto perfe on. >>hat we clearly know hat this type of rhetoric fmik rllyg

impact on the mental health of lgbtq people and trans kids in particular. >> samuel garrett works with equality california saying that rhetoric like this can have real-life devastating consequences for trans youth, a group that suffers from disprort violence and suicide. >> what we saw over the weekend were those kinds of statements from her inter-colleague in colorado. combined with lax gun laws, it can lead to violent attacks against the lgbtq community. >> new polling released by the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation said 72 sent of respondent and lgbtq people overall said the current political environment makes them fear for their personal safety. all the more reason he says he is encouraging everyone to stand up to the hatred anyway they can. >> these candidates in

california, around the country, defending those, is what it comes down to. jobina: mike pence may. previously rejecting interview requests from the house select committee he says the justice department is different because it is april bro and sources close to him say he is now open to providing testimony towards the criminal investigation into the trump actions to impede election results and when asked about 2024 candidates he said that there are better names than former president trump. two reelections are called in alaska. a democrat and republican both trump backed candidates. democratic representative mary merritt told us gets to hold out her seat in the house by meeting sarah palin, the first alaska native ever elected to congress

for a full term. lisa murkowski is also projected to win the race. to keep her spot, beating a republican challenger thanks to rank choice voting. an arrest warrant has been issued in the death of a 25-year-old tourist who died in mexico. she died while on vacation at a mexican resort. originally set to have died after drinking too much alcohol but the autopsy shows she died of a spinal cord injury and dislocated neck and may have been alive for several hours while receiving medical care. mexican authorities did not say who the arrest moran was for, however it is believed to be for one of her friends who may have been in a fight robinson before her death. if you are waiting until today to drive to thanksgiving dinner you may have to wait to fill up your car and do it after you leave the bay area or before you come back.

ours in the bay area way above the national average. dropping seven cents in san francisco overnight. california, the average price there is 5:12. they are also so much higher than the national average here. $3.59 a gallon is for regular. thanksgiving day traditions continue at collider. the glide foundations yi toak that everyone has a holiday they is there. gloria rodriguez is live in san francisco with the latest for us. hello, gloria. gloria: happy thanksgiving to you and everyone who is home this morning. volunteers have been out today have table cloths out, beautiful centerpieces, string lights,

tents, they are ready for the meal. the free breakfast is going on at seven: ready with a thanksgiving lunch that starts at 11:00 this morning. we caught up with the glide foundation crew yesterday as they got the food ready. they are expecting to serve 2000 thanksgiving lunch is in the heart of the tenderloin district. i talked to their chief finance operating officer this morning who tells me they started doing the meals outside under tents in the pandemic and that has been working out well. >> we were able to have this environment in the dining room. remember back in the day? this is open space, well lit. we can pull out all the stops with the table cloths and centerpieces. it's a more festive kind of like celebratory feeling out here. so w t do and hopefully we will keep telling. >> more people of to the

encampments across the city and volunteers are helping make it all possible. back here live you can see behind me they have some resources out here and they will be having a roving vaccine team going onto the streets to give out vaccines for covid-19, monkeypox, it flew shots. this meal goes from 11:00 to 1:00 and everybody is welcome to come out here on the 300 block of ellis street. back to you in the studio. jobina: thank you, gloria. the european looking green public toilets in san francisco will soon be removed from public streets and replaced with ones that look more modern. as leanne tells us, there are strings attached. >> these parisian inspired forest green public toilets san francisco has grown accustomed to will soon say au revoir as

they are replaced with something more contemporary. >> i would call this elegant modern design. >> let's take a closer look. smith group was the winner of the competition. >> we are looking at the new bark portals, the trans bay, the model. >> the unusual texture serves a purpose, defending against the elements and the graffiti. >> the stainless steel is easily cleanable. the texture that you see on a is a defense against stickers, another type of graffiti. >> gaining entry is as easy as pushing a tan with your hand or foot. >> they are neat, they have a self-cleaning mechanism. certain bathrooms will be staffed to make sure that they stay feeling safe and comfortable.

>> 25 will be operational in the next four years to five years. the media company here has agreed to maintain these public toilets in exchange for allowing them to install advertising kiosks downtown. >> an advertising model on top, doesn't charge anything to the city. >> these old look more like the mothership. >> it sort of reminds you of star trek. i wonder if they can send me t taetatn. ab 7.ttile. never underestimate the power of a few willing to change the way we relieve ourselves. jobina: leavitt -- leave it ton.

this may bring back memories of the million dollar toilet for nelly valley. the state is holding onto the money until there is a plan for more efficient usage. still to come, one food item going down in price even as inflation impacts our wallets. and how you can beat the big-box stores and save a little bit of money if you are black friday shopping. first, let's check in with spencer. spencer: a nice day is coming our way. temperatures warmington near record levels through the afternoon. let's move on to take a look at -- not moving? stay with me for a minute. i will get to that next graphic, i want to show you what's coming our way. high temperatures climbing into the low to mid 70's today. near record levels for this time of year. 69 will be the high-end sand cisco. low 70's on the bay shoreline

and in the north we will have mid-70's, 75 will be the high enter ros the warm is not going to last long. we start cooling over the weekend with a chance for showers coming our way on monday. time not to look at local temperatures sponsored by "strange world," playing now only gators. >> where in the world are we? >> from disney. >> get that off your head. >> strange world is the event you have to see to believe. >> didn't see that coming. >> can you be dramatic somewhere else? >> strange world as the family adventure that you can only see in hitters. >> let's get moving. we have no time to lose. >>

jobina: inflation hitting a high, food insecurity is getting worse across the bay area. the i team has discovered 600 neighborhoods across the area that have low acts best of, also known as a food desert. stephanie sierra shows us the most vulnerable counties in the people impacted. stephanie: this thanksgiving, carmen has a choice. pay rent for put food on the table. >> we sent them out for groceries but the prices are too high. stephanie: she shares a studio in the soma district. 80% of her social stipend goes to rent. >> the rest is for food and medicine. how can you survive? >> throw inflation into the mix and she has another choice.

she lives in what is considered a food desert. a neighborhood where at least one third of the population is living half a mile away from the closest supermarket or large grocery store. our i team found it is one of 171 low income neighborhoods that have low food access across the metro area. the most, wrote it in alameda county. natosha hartman lives in oakland off 14th street. we profiled her last year. since our story the county food bank added food distribution sites to areas known to be food deserts, offering 400 sites across the county. >> a lot of the food is going into the cities to ensure the gaps are met. >> over the past five years more than one third of adults 18 and older living below the poverty line in alameda county have not

been able to afford enough food. last year 57% of those impacted were hispanic or latino. 40% were black. 22% were asian. 20%, white. >> then eat in the county is on par with the pandemic. >> even the food bank is struggling to provide. >> on an annualized basis we are looking at 7% inflation. typically the fed likes to sit at 2%. stephanie: justin reese says rising prices will soon start to level off but warns not to get comfortable. >> it doesn't mean the prices will drop down. we will have to get use higher prices they just won't rise as quickly. >> leaving people like carmen worried. with a look at those who have -- look -- with more of a look at people who have limited access

to food in the area, check out our website. jobina: the current mayor of oakland announced new public safety initiatives for small businesses called shop safe oakland and welcome back downtown including a series of grants that will go to the retail districts in oakland. the funding will provide more ambassadors, security surveillance, and rapid window repair. vivian smith says that having more people's local retail could decrease crime. >> the more people in the community supporting local, the less likely that crimes are going to happen. jobina: chinatown, jack london square, other related areas will receive the funding. they will bring the new items forward for a vote in a special city council meeting next tuesday. with black friday madness starting soon, get ready, we

have specialized shopping tips to make sure you are need and the best bang for your buck. >> holiday shopping may no longer be a contact sport this morning shoppers are still angling to find some of the best deals of the year with many brick and mortar stores not open on thanksgiving anymore, the bulk of the shopping done on black body through cyber monday. how do you make sure you are getting the best deal? experts recommend not doing all of your shopping over the black friday weekend. >> i would focus on the most deeply discounted categories over the weekend. technology, fall fashion, beauty, small home appliances. if you focus there you will do well. >> how do you know if something is a good deal? experts say to compare prices online. one option is paypal honey. >> browsing online, you can do this on your phone, your tablet,

your computer, you have the honey logo. you can hover over it and you will be able to tell right away if this is a low price or a high price based on htocapricin s ve black friday deals earlier than in years past as concerns for inflation spark a desire to buy before prices rose and a recent survey found 80% of holiday consumers planned to shop during the nearly -- nearly 10% more than last year and they plan to 5 of the shopping budgets this weekend. is it better to shop in-store or online? experts say prices may be the same but there might be a better selection online. but don't just buy it because it's a good deal. >> you will see great prices everywhere. everything will look really exciting. stop. take a beat. check your list. is it something you need? do some digging to find out if you are getting a great deal.

jobina: and here's a black friday deal from hulu. new and eligible returning subscribers can get the massive libraries of originals for $1.99 per month for one year. the deal last through next monday, november 28. more information, go to abc7news.com, hulu and abc 7 are both owned by disney. so that's our little commercial for you this morning. [laughter] now for your morning report it may not be as traditional as turkey or ham but there is good news for chicken lovers out there. chicken prices are finally ref bor up thistobecomparemonths before. the problem here, strong demand and supply issues. now that the issues have relaxed a bit, prices are starting to come down again. spencer: glad to see the weather

-- the prices coming down on something. but the price of the weather is free. [laughter] bright skies over san francisco right now over the entire bay area. forecast headlines show that after a breezy start in the hills we will have mild to warm thanksgiving afternoon whether, cooler this weekend. showers possible monday. here's a look at projected high temperatures. glorious, lovely, almost a record warm thanksgiving day in half moon bay and san francisco. low 70's inland, in the east bay and in the south bay as well. in the north bay we have a high of 75 degrees. accuweather forecast, bit of cooling tomorrow and going into the weekend. monday, suggested light showers. we certainly need the rainfall. but before that happens enjoy this lovely, warm thanksgiving day.

jobina: thank you, spencer. who joined this dinner party? a pair of ringtail lemurs. they got moses and skinner all fed to. it's the ninth time the animal care staff has prepared a holiday meal. on the menu this year we have percolate made from nutritious primate biscuits. ok. sweet potato pies, miniature ones. berries, carrots, green bean casserole, corn on the cop, side salad and grape juice. they also give them a little couch for postmeal mapping. i mean that sounds better than a lot of people might have today. [laughter] holidays can bring so much into our lives. for one alaskan family it was an unexpected guest. check it out here. so a moose fell through their window, landed in the basement.

i would never be that close to a , but all right. they are the tallest mammals in north america. first responders had to drug it in order to carry it out. while. rest assured, everybody, the moose was safely returned to the wild. these stories are really taking us on a roller coaster right now. what holiday movie people seem to watch over and over every christmas season is love actually. next year the movie is celebrating its 20th anniversary. but next week abc is airing a special hosted by diane sawyer, hugh grant, lawyer -- laura linney, emma thompson, and build my heat. -- bill nighe. the special airs tuesday, november 29 at 8 p.m., so get to it. one of the biggest social media sensations of the year is giving

back this thanksgiving. the young boy known as the corn kid is donating thousands of his favorite hand goods to those in need. when we say he loves corn, we mean it. my goodness. ok, this is tyree, a seven-year-old from brooklyn who went viral a few months ago for professing his love for corn. if you saw this video, you know what i'm talking about. he loves corn and that's basically all he says, spencer. loves corn. he helped to unload canned veggies at a food pantry. he says he loves corn so much because it's healthy. that is cute. up next, the seven things you need to know today. remember, everybody, you can watch our newscast live and on demand through the bait eric -- bay area app.

download the app and start streaming now. as we had to break, here, a live look outside at 6:55. you can see the bay bridge in the distance. looks like a lone truck is making its way across.

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. jobina: here are the seven things know this morning area police have identified the victims and the gunman in this week's walmart mass shooting. they said the gunman was an employee at the store. six people were murdered. the gunmen took his own life. number two, gas prices are down in the bay area. they have dropped seven cents overnight and san francisco. however we are still paying a more than the national in-state average. number three, the glide thanksgiving event is happening today. breakfast starts

there will also be lunch around 11:00. number four, we are hearing from the newly elected mayor of oakland who says that her priorities upon taking office are filling vacancies at opd and helping with the homeless problem. spencer: you may want to do thanksgiving at the beach today, it's going to be that warm. enjoy it. jobina: take a look at the bay bridge end of the maybe 10 people on it right now. yesterday was the b season and t much fewer cars on the road today. number seven, you will probably eat turkey but not blame the bird if you get tired. mental -- many people think the tryptophan in turkey makes you sleepy. experts say there isn't enough of it in the turkey to actually have an impact. spencer: depends on how much you eat. [laughter] spencer: it can make you a

little. jobina: you going big serving today? spencer: yes, i am. 's tnksginorning, america. the travel rush right now with millions of people on the move. our gio benitez tracking the best time to head out if you're hitting the road for the holiday. and turkey day storms ahead? the severe threat targeting the south. ginger is tracking that. plus, celebration security. how police are protecting the biggest thanksgiving parade in the country. aaron katersky is live on the route of the macy's parade. also this morning, new details on the deadly workplace shooting. the names of the six people killed in the rampage at walmart released. the company confirming the alleged shooter worked there as the mother of one of the survivors shares his story. high alert.