cooler over the weekendrain. highs today anderson this case. -- highs today in the 60's to low 70's. on the upper 60's to 70 in the north bay. the south bay, the mildest weather today. mid 70's from san jose to morgan hill. i will have more later. liz says --

liz: today is black friday which means shoppers will be out for good deals. one store that is already opened is bass pro shop in san jose. that is where we find gloria rodriguez this morning. gloria, you are out bright and early. were still dark out there. gloria: yes. the store -- they just opened the store. people are coming in right now and many people were waiting for sometime. i talked to one man who was first in line, he said he was out there since 8:00 last night. he was hoping to get a gift card that they were giving some shoppers waiting outside. they had coffee and donuts for those out there before they came in the shop. retaer a offering discounts and hoping to correct overstock

inventory from supply delays. holiday shopping sales are protected -- are projected to grow over 8% since last year. families are tightening their belts. profession as santa clara university says inflation will reduce that number and it will still be inactive shopping season but people will be buying cheaper items for holiday gifts. >> anything discretionary, big-ticket items that are not necessary, they're not going to buy. these are items people will be cautious about buying. gloria: he says those items include furniture or other large in-home items bought during the pandemic. some of the salespeople are looking for our $10 of flannels, $10 hoodies, and of course everybody is coming in for

certain things. outside they were giving out these cards and that allows shoppers to get a gift card. not that people have been coming for those gift cards. we will see what people are looking for in terms of shopping and we will be here all morning long. liz: we are surprised to see how many people are up and out. it is crowded in there. gloria: person who was first in line said he was in his car most of the life -- stuff the night. he said he wanted to get away from his family so he just hung out. you can see quite a few deals, those hoodies are $15 each. a lot of people have been going there. hoodies, flannels, sporting goods. people are just excited to be out shopping after the big thanksgiving meal yesterday. terrell: if you want to get away from your family, you can go to therapy or you can go to the store. one is cheaper than the other.

i was wondering if it is happening, it is definitely still happening. black friday is still a thing. other stores include best buy, jcpenney's, and calls. macy's opens in an hour and target opened at 7:00. we have a full list of store hours and deals you can find on our website. liz: elon musk plans to grant what his calling and misty to suspended accounts next week. online safety experts believe this will cause a rise in harassment. the billionaire posted a twitter call on his timeline asking if you should reinstate accounts that in his account have not broken any law or engaged in egregious spam. 73% of people voted yes. he has already allowed some high-profile users to return to the, including former president trump.

it appears this will extend to most suspended users. terrell:terrell: president biden is reopening his call to ban assault weapons. . hearing from survivors from the shooting in chesapeake who say the worker opened on his national fire on his own colleagues. reporter: bullies divide the government as a manager who opened fire on his coworkers before turning on himself. it appeared he was targeting certain people. >> he was just standing there listening to her. reporter: she says at one point he pointed the gun at her but didn't pull the trigger, believing because she had just started five days earlier. >> he had the gun pointed at me.

he went like this and put the gun up and that he just looked at me and said jesse, go home. reporter: new video servicing from a colleague showing being at the store. fellow employees describing him as a loner. one patient is improving, the other and in critical condition. this city sang during this holiday they are thinking of every victim, releasing their names and images. -- you don't -- >> you don't think anything like this can happen but it ends up happening and it shocks you to the core. reporter: this city holding a candlelight vigil to remember the victims. there have been more than 600 mass shootings in the u.s. according to the gun violence archive. while authorities continue to

investigate emotive, they are expecting to release more information later today. liz: nearly 15 million californians are expected to drive home after the holiday. knowing the right time to hit the road could save drivers and long track. if you are driving today or sunday, it is recommended you leave before 11:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m.. tomorrow, you can expect any easier drive after 8:00 p.m. terrell: as many people were trying to get to their thanksgiving destination, a crash at the uribe tunnel -- in the tunnel. reporter: this is cellphone video sure what it looked like nad--look like in the tunnel thursday afternoon. >> i have no idea how that car ended up on top of the other car. reporter: one family knew

something wasn't right even before they drove by this accident. they only saw firetrucks whizzing by them and feared there was a fire. >> i thought if there is a fire, there is no way out. that was it. that is why i was afraid. i was spring-like crazy to get out of there. reporter: seven cars were involved in the accident and there were 16 occupants within those cars, eight adults and eight kids. two of the 16 were transported to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. when the family did get to the tunnel, they were amazed at the site. >> we could see a car sitting on top of a car. >> we saw probably seven cars. three or four that were piled at the end and that the other cars that had front and back damage that got pushed. >> it was a lot. reporter: as to what led to the accident, chp says it is under

this dictation but confirmed her drugs and alcohol are not to blame. the accident met -- accident led to major delays. one woman said it took her to put five hours to get to antioch. another driver turned around and took the san mateo bridge. >> police and firefighters did a good job. >> and the people were courteous to one another, allowing us to move over. i don't know if it would have been like that in los angeles. liz: tough thanksgiving for a lot of people. the first error other for the winter season is in effect because of pollution from wood-burning. you can't burn wood or fire logs today both indoors and outdoors. spencer: good idea to pay attention to that alert. here is a lovely from a rooftop camera.

under clear skies, 50 degrees in san francisco. a chilly 39 at palo alto. look to mid 40's and san jose, santa clara, and you have made -- half moon bay. you see the bouncing of the camera because the winds are brisk this morning. looking across the bay bridge toward san francisco, currently 38 degrees. north bay is pretty chilly. 36 and a fairfield at 39 in concord and livermore. the view from the sutro tower looking over san francisco. these guys are clear. we are getting nice camera views. a mix of signed custody. cooler over the weekend. a chance of rain over next week. some low 70's on the peninsula. mid 60's on the coast. downtown san francisco, 67 degrees. a puma clouds in the north bay today. east bay highs about 72 degrees and similar highs in the inland east bay.

the seven-day forecast, another look at the air-quality alert. we have portable moderate air quality everywhere. 70 forecast, sunny and dry conditions through monday, turning chilly midweek next week and a chance of rain and big thursday. terrell: marquis mash-up, team usa taking on an old rifle in the world cup. the watch parties that will be later on. liz: is green friday, parks waving entrance fees today. >> we have family and friends back there in the background. it is about coming together and having fun. terrell: it is the one thanksgiving strawberry can all agree on, the dinner duo that went viral after a text exchange getting together again.

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big screen in union square and a san francisco or san pedro square in san jose. liz: is free partake or what is being called -- it is green -- free park day or what some are calling green friday. it is not include some locations. there are guided hiking events throughout the day in most parks in oakland, sunil, and antioch. dozens of people experiencing homelessness in san francisco got a thanksgiving meal delivered to them thanks to glide's outreach team. part of that outreach team is funny castro. the team made their way from one homeless encampment to the next. >> it means a lot because sometimes food is lor somrely care. they did c

his sister happened to recognize her picture and they made the area they thought she might be their next stop. terrell: it is the season of giving and that is why the owners of the catering service decided to bring an entire feast onto a new york city subway train. here is the video. you will see it revealed. this happened this week and included all of the things you expect. this isn't the first time this has happened. in 2019, a local caterer -- a local comedian rishaad to the same -- a local comedian reached out to the same caterer to organize a friends giving on the train. in the mac & cheese was fire. liz: looks delicious. would you trust it, would you is that? terrell: no. and i would be wary of

surprising new yorkers with that. they're not here for this extravagance. liz: they have their airpods in. terrell: and they are walking to the next train. exactly. a thanksgiving incident that went viral keeps going. wanda hinton and jamaal got together again. liz: the started with a text message to the wrong number. reporter: we roll to another holiday story focusing on food and people. >> jamaal, how are you doing? reporter: but the story -- i am vince with abc 15. for some, it never gets old. jamaal introduced us to everyone at his and wanda's thanksgiving gathering before sitting down for a fireside chat. >> we have family and friends in

the background. it is all about them and having fun. reporter: jamaal and wanda met while she was try to text her grandson about thanksgiving plans. jamaal jokingly invited himself. >> for you it was probably normal. >> no, are you getting? we had more media than we had family. reporter: seven years later, the fast friends are still at it. >> it is not for the cameras. we are actually friends and family outside of thanksgiving. reporter: some things they do outside of thanksgiving include dinners, road trips, and all things in between. one thing missing, wanda says, is her cheerleader lonnie. her husband died from covid in 2020. >> he was just as part of this as i am but he did not care to be upfront. he was five to be in the background. i miss him a lot.

reporter: also cheering on wanda and jamaal is jamaal's longtime girlfriend. >> they are so genuine. they love each other. there are family. reporter: as for the message you hope -- hope you receive. >> you don't have to know anyone, get down to know them. talk to them. >> treat people as they are your friends until they prove not to be. but until that moment, always show love. liz: every year, it just hits you. terrell: i do have two asked tomorrow something -- half to ask jamaal something, when is the proposal? liz: they have been together a long time. terrell: which is surprising because i think he was 17 when this started. come on, jamaal. liz: they are at a good age now.

the time has come. terrell: i thought this would be the year. i guess they will save it to next thanksgiving. liz: that would be a twist to the story. spencer: yesterday was remarkably warm. you see a high-pressure bridge which was weakening and brought in a few clouds. that will bring a slightly cooler weather today. clear skies today. for degrees in san francisco. 45 in oakland. santa clara, pretty chilly at 39 degrees. another life you from the east hills camera. the wind is a little gusty so you might see the camera bouncing. across the bay bridge, other readings, but 30 as santa rosa and nevada. one more live view looking at

over san francisco. a mix of sun and clouds today. brett skies put more cloudy than yesterday. relatively mild today. turning cooler over the weekend, that will continue into next weekend. we have some rain late next weekend. 64 here at half moon bay. 67 in san francisco. mice and mild, 74 will be the high as san jose. upper 60's to low 70's in the inland east bay. here is accuweather 70 forecast, sunny skies through monday but there will be increasing clouds and a cooler pattern over the weekend. by next thursday, a slight chance of rain. liz: coming up, the seventh easterners this morning. reggie: holiday inn expre

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online experts believe this will cause any cause a rise in hate speech. reggie: doors are open -- liz: doors are open for black friday shops including as shop. reggie:ig ishrtm in. the park in san jose. this ceremony starts in 6:30. spencer: although it would be as warm as yesterday, it will be mild today with sunny skies and temperatures up to the mid-70's in the south bay. liz: looking at the very easy commute on the bay bridge toll plaza, just a few cars there. reggie: the u.s. faces england in their. -- in their second match. you can watch on the -- here is news reporter eva pilgrim.

reporter: a holiday love story standing the test of time. christie and andrew mckenzie married 37 years, church time with family and traveling on the open road. >> on that motorcycle, it feels so free. i am holding onto the love of my life. reporter: for andrew, all of those members came to a halt after i feel motorcycle accident last june. >> 1120 to know was he okay and where my husband was. reporter: andrew was listed -- was airlifted to the hospital for emergency surgery. the nightmare is not over. 29 years of his life have disappeared. >> he thought it was 1993. reporter: andrew's road to recovery is just beginning. we will have more on this story coming up. liz: a train decked out in ribbons, lights, and garland starts running to the north end.

this is a video from the twin drive. this year it is happening next saturday, december 3. if you donate a toy, you write for free. santa will also. be on the train that day. . there is a tree lighting in santa rosa tonight in the parade of lights in san rafael tomorrow night. holiday train runs through december 30. reggie: six flags discovery kingdom is reimagining the holidays. it opens a new version of holiday on it depart today. six flags share this video. new areas include candycane lane and toyland. there is also a market reminiscent of european christmas markets. how much do you need to make to afford a home? new data showing you what you need to make to afford the mortgage. liz:

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie uch the state sending out to californiansoubling cond millions headed home after thanksgiving. the delays and some are experiencing heading to their destination. reggie: maybe you are going christmas tree shopping today. we visited one san francisco spot that has been popular more than seven decades. liz: thanks for joining us here on friday, november 25. i hope you had a nice thanksgiving. reggie: we're going to check in with spencer to see if christmas tree shopping. will be in fair weather. spencer: it will be fair weather. is cool this morning so black friday shoppers might want to model up. -- wanted to bundle up. blue to mid 40's around the bay line.

look for highs of 64 at half moon bay. 67 here in san francisco. oakland, 69. most locations around the bay shoreline see temperatures around 71 degrees. uppela east bay. we have a spare the air alert. the air quality has diminished because of an increase in particulate matter. reggie: thank you. millions of people expecting to head to big box stores. this shopping season does come against the backdrop of record inflation which some experts say could impact the turnout. the doors are open at bass pro shops in san jose. this was the line before the sporting store opened at 5:00 this morning. gloria rodriguez is inside the shop with how those early birds are doing.

gloria: good morning, reggie. i got your 4:30 and there were 250 people in line outside. some people were excited to get in and get some deals. the first 250 people got one of these cards. they get a gift card so they can go online and see how much they get for that. a lot of excitement about black friday here. we have the general here, richard judges. a big crowd out there. i saw you had coffee and donuts out there. you had somebody out there last night. >> yeah. exciting this morning. we had a customer in line yesterday. i was receiving text messages and pictures of the land starting. a gentleman yesterday was in line anticipating the deals for today. we are very thankful for everybody who was in line. gloria: what is it that people

want to get today? >> bass pro shop is a wonderful place for shopping for the whole family. a lot of black friday deals. $10 hoodies, $15 hoodies -- $15 pleases. discounts on marine electronics are driving for traffic right now. gloria: we're hearing a lot about inflation and people are tightening their belts. do you think that will impact sales here? >> i think the retail industry wer, in ou environment, weerns ki morr famies because of that, our customers put a higher price on making memories versus buying stuff. i don't think that is going to impact our sales. we had a ton of people in line today and we're looking for a

successful black friday. gloria: thank you for joining us this morning. we will be here all morning long bringing you the latest. i want to show you one of the things i have seen a lot of people looking for, one of these hoodies. they are $15. one guy was looking for a bunch of them, a specific size. this item seems to be a pretty good item out here. of the other thing i wanted to tell you about, i hear santa will be arriving today. i am being told he is flying here from the north pole. about 10:00 this morning he will be here and families can get pictures with santa claus and they even have a center's wonder -- a center -- santa's wonderland. i will show you the next coming up. reggie: they have got it all. liz: thanks. airport saw nearly 10 million passengers this week, newly 50

million hit the roads. although travelers are hoping to make their way back home. storms could impact those trips across the country. reporter: holiday air travel is back in full swing. >> and it would be busy but i still have to make the trip. reporter: tsa has a scream to .5 million people since monday, some airports surpassing benchmarks. used in airports are seeing a larger crowd than in 2019. reporter: after a chaotic spring and summer with disruptions and cancellations, less than 200 flights were canceled over the past two days. delays were still a problem for some families trying to avoid the travel crunch by flying on thanksgiving day. thanks did not go as planned. >> it was pretty bad because it was delayed for hours. reporter: it is not tested the skies, nearly 49 million americans hitting the roads

despite record-breaking costs at the pump, gas prices the highest we have ever seen for thanksgiving. >> i fild up my caan.4 that was cheap for me and this is $4.19. reporter: two storm systems could publication things as people return. reggie: and we are back. i am going on and on about christmas plans. the american dream to buy a home may never be a reality for many. we are learning how much money you need to make to afford a house these days. according to new data, a buyer must earn $107,000 a year to afford the mortgage. mortgage rates have more than doubled the last year. 's expensive new major cities as home prices increase. wage growth is slow. that is the national average.

that has nothing to do with being in the bay area. hundred $7,000 a year is not going to do it -- $107,000 a year is not going to do it. you would barely be able to afford rent. liz: to combat poverty, california is supporting guaranteed income programs -- guaranteed income programs. ey po gile ii thousand residents in challenging situations like being pregnant or aging out of foster care. they will -- below the poverty line. reggie: -- now cost four dollars -- riding a taxi now cost $4.15, that is up from $3.50.

these are a lot of numbers. it is going up. the taxi rates are higher in new york, l.a., and san diego. liz: millions of dollars are going into the effort to crack down on the sale of tobacco to minors. more than $18 million are going to local government programs to investigate and penalize tobacco retailers who sell products to people under 21. the goal is to prevent the future generation from becoming addicted to tobacco. reggie: a christmas tree farm in san francisco got some visitors last night. some families are getting festive earlier than ever before. reporter: this is -- >> this is another eight footer. reporter: is one holiday ends, another just beginning. >> we make cookies. : as some were finishing

their holiday feast, others were heading to clancys in san francisco. >> the giving energy. it feels like people this time of year are more giving not only to their families but to those in need. reporter: the people -- >> the tip is nice and strong. reporter: everyone on a mission to get one of the best christmas trees in town. >> we have trees from one foot for $15 to $20. we have trees that get up to 26 feet tall. reporter: steve clancy and his family have run the business more than 70 years. >> i have grandparents who say i bought trees from your grandparents. people say i bought trees from your father. now my generation has kids running around here. reporter: that is true for us smith who has gotten her tree from clancys every year the past 69 years. arember aeeep coming back

bit yris eey season, trying to spread holiday magic one day at a time. >> i have gone to pick up a tree at lowes and two weeks later it is not as good. so why not go with a local place? liz: i love that smell of christmas trees. reggie: do you do a live christmas tree? liz: i tried to put this year we are traveling so i have not decided. i don't do this really. there were people doing it like the day after halloween. reggie: i like a good read. a good -- like a good wreath. that is enough. liz: trader joe's has mini

christmas trees. >> this is the most iconic. reggie: a preview of this weekend's magic holiday weekend. the artist taking part in activities at disney parks. spencer: i love christmas, it is the most wonderful time of the year. 50 degrees in san francisco. 45 and oakland. we still have upper 30's and in some spots. temperature readings, still chilly and it north bay and east bay, many upper 30's. looking across san francisco from sutro tower, clear skies to start this day. and mix of sun and clouds will be with us today. it will be relatively mild the cooler than yesterday. turning cooler over the weekend and into next week. today's highs the day after thanksgiving, 64 under the half moon bay at 67 in san francisco. 71 degrees. and that east bay, upper 60's to

low 70's mild in the south bay, mid-70's. here is the accuweather 7 forecast, we have many black -- and the brightest guys into next week. cooling begins and drop sharply next week. we have cold mornings coming our way next tuesday and wednesday. toward the end of the week we see cl

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liz: new details in the family of a stanford athlete who died earlier this year --the disciplinary letter was sent to katie meier's the night of her death. the letterhead threatening language of removal from the school. it was sent to myers for retaliating against a football player who allegedly sexually insulted her friend. reggie: for is recalling suv's

after start -- after discovering cracked fuel injectors could start fires. bronco and escape models from the year 2020 through 2023. letters to owners struck going out next month with instructions for inspections. if needed, ford will replace fuel injectors. liz: the salvation army continued thanksgiving tradition. volunteers delivered meals to people who cannot leave their homes. abc7news was there as prepackaged meals were loaded into people's cars. among those helping was a man who also received a meal last night. >> it was a check in humility to know that we all need. i have been on the giving side but to be on the receiving side and the giving side runs the gamut of what it is to be involved in something like the salvation army. liz: is salvation army's red

kettle campaign is underway. donations go to support local programs throughout the year. reggie: saint anthony's provided a warm meal to thousands this thanksgiving. the staff prepared 2000 pounds of turkey, 5000 because of green beans, and 10,000 pounds of mashed potatoes. there were 228 pumpkin pies. dozens of volunteers served food, bus tables, and offered community and connection. >> people come from all over to come here. so many people on the street, elderly people, people just having a hard time. and a lot of times they don't have families or anywhere to be together. reggie: saint anthony's has been serving thanksgiving meals for 70 years. the nfl on john madden at its thanksgiving day games. each came had a john madden

thanksgiving logo on the field and a helmet sticker for each player. john madden called 20 thanksgiving day games in his career and brought fame to the turducken. he died in december, he was 85. liz: in the south bay, the opening of a new holiday experience called and checked. -- called enchant. you'll find a story walk-through maze with ice-skating, live entertainment, and interactive games. center will visit the marketplace as well. is open through january 31 -- through january 1. the newly elected mayor will be there for the opening. christmas and the park reopens for the holiday season in san jose. it happens in cesar chavez park.

it a mile-long drive through featuring black displays synchronized to music. tonight's tree lighting ceremony starts at 6:30. reggie: you're counting down to the magical world of disney and the holiday celebration happening here. liz: ricardo was in florida to catch up with many of the show's performers and host. reporter: derek and julianne hough take on double duty as hosts and performers. >> i'm excited to be out there and share beautiful performances from the best artists in the world. >> just the spirit, the feeling. it is like a warm, cozy blanket. being here in dizzy and having that -- in disney and having that in people's homes is beautiful. i love it. you all are going to have a reporter: one of the highlights will be when the black-eyed peas take the stage in front of

cinderella castle. >> energy, excitement, new music, love, and having a good time. reporter: the wonderful world of disney holiday's ablation -- hollyvista liberation has a link everybody -- holiday celebration has something for everybody. >> the first time we were here was in 2013. we were just kids. we came back now, we are adults. it is always good to come back. reporter: megan traynor is joining the from -- going the thunder from disneyland california. >> i'm so excited. this is the christmas celebration to be in. reporter: the wonderful world of disney all of his liberation is a sunday night here on abc7. reggie: carl always gets to do this. by am not saying i want to replace carl, i'm just saying i want to be on this assignment. liz: he can give you one.

reggie: get me whatever epcot is doing. he can have the magic kingdom. we can watch the show at 8:00 p.m. on abc7 on sunday. looking forward to it. liz: it looks like a great show. it is in florida. are disney world or disneyland person -- rua disney world or disneyland person? reggie: i am og, and disneyland. we have discussed this. liz: i have to go with reggie on this one, sorry spencer. there is a trip to disneyland. spencer: it is the original. reggie: and there is nothing like the christmas time. there is something about christmas at disneyland. spencer: neither one has much of a chance of being a white christmas. reggie: that is true. spencer: we are not having a

white christmas in the bay area either. looking at satellite radar composite image, high-pressure rod is the one thanksgiving yesterday. some clouds are to move through. skies will be mainly bright. temperatures in our inland area, upper 30's to low 40's. still chilly and if the amended part of the bay area. the bay shoreline, we have mid-40's and 50 and in san francisco. we are looking out over the city from sutro tower. a nexus on and clouds but still bright skies and relatively mild. cooler next week and there is a chance of rain later next week. today, is sunny day and not so mild as yesterday. look for mid-seventies entity south bay. 74 at san jose and morgan hill. ebay shoreline, 69. and that is to become upper 60's to low 70's. that was a warm area. cooler in the north bay.

upper 60 to 70. as we look at our spare the air alert, air quality will be poor in north bay and down in the santa clara valley. moderate elsewhere mainly because of the buildup of particulate matter. we expect improving your quality over the weekend. bright skies getting cooler. next week, cold mornings next week with a chance of some frost. next thursday, our chance of rain shower first chance of rain for a while -- our first chance of rain for a while. reggie: to walk out happening at amazon facilities around the world. liz: then you were in san francisco. reggie: holly jelly

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1 avenue -- reggie: a new holiday market opens in san francisco. liz: just a few blocks away from -- you will find handmade gifts, food, and entertainment. there is also a larger-than-life snow globe photo opportunity. the mayor towards the area earlier this week and you can visit from new to 7:00 every day except for a few select days through business if. reggie: i just saw this and it is cute. you come out of the station and it is right there. the town of danville lets up it's matt holliday attraction tonight, the letting of the old oaktree on diablo road. expects traffic in that area. there will be road closures and a lot of people watching. the events tracked after 5:00 and goes into 8:00. liz: krispy kreme is launching its new center's bakeshop

collection today including cookie crumb and red velvet cake. they say these are inspired by santa and mrs. claus's recipe book. you can also get a sugar cookie latte and a peppermint mocha latte. reggie: they do a great job with these holiday things. liz: you have had them? reggie: yeah. kumasi loves krispy kreme so i expect she will order this for me next week. spencer: i don't know about the sugar but i could use a cappuccino. this is san francisco under clear skies, these are the forecast headlines. and mix of sun and clouds. cooler over the weekend. highs today, mid 60's at the coast of the mid 70 around the shoreline. upper 60's to low 70's. milder down south where we will see some mid-seventies. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. bright skies for the weekend but it will be gradual cooling.

cooler going into monday. we will have so-called mornings midweek next week, temperatures in the first area and cause increased toward the end of the week. still getting more chilly in a chance of rain the next thursday. liz: new calls for gun reform after a deadly week of shootings in america. what the president said about getting laws passed. reggie: nasa giving us a closer look at the surface of the moon. liz: what a grandmother credits to saving her life when a burglar broke into her home.

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