will notice what's going to happen at 7 p.m.. still in the 40's and 50's. tomorrow morning, you are down to freezing or below. in places like fairfield, santa rosa, first thing in the morning. there will be frost around. t of two storms coming in. this is a light level one. it will soak us. the energy is over the pacific northwest in vancouver. as it heads in our direction we will notice stormy conditions on thursday. a weaker system is coming in over the weekend. i will be back with a timeline of the rain and the wind. >> good news for gas prices. today california dropped under five dollars a gallon. a week ago, the average was 5.20. a month ago, 5.50 eight per gallon. >> california's record price is six .40 three per gallon. in the months of july, august, september, oil companies recorded from -- record profits.

the governor was calling for special session to address the greed of oil companies. it will be held next month. today, the energy commission held a public here to talk to the oil companies about why gas prices are so high. >> take a look at the table on the right side of the screen. those are the seats from the oil company. they are all empty. there was a lot to learn from this event. michael finney has been keeping close track of it enjoins us with the story. >> let's start with what this meeting was really all about. it is teeing off next week special legislative session where lawmakers will consider a windfall profit cap on gasoline prices. today, there is a lot at stake. why is gasoline so expensive in california? why are there price spots? there were charts, graphs, and plenty of explanations like

california has special gasoline, environmental rules, and has a close market so shortages more easily occur. this is where the conversation gets interesting. when shortages happen, oil has to be shipped in from overseas. >> it's on the other the pacific ocean. there's time. usually three weeks, sometimes for weeks before the import start to arrive. it's that time to get the imports here were wholesale prices continue to rise and start to fall, once the imports begin to arrive. >> price movement while waiting. spikes are caused by refinery maintenance, when one refinery goes off-line, often times of the refineries make more money. >> studies on the website, if you look at their major takeaways, they say what were saying. >> the studies you see presented by cec staff show the facts

about the field market. --the fuel market. it is driven by supply and demand. it striven by the cost of business in the state and public policy in california. >> consumer watchdog says regulations do not account for spikes and higher costs in california. >> oil refiners have reported making 30% greater profits and california than anywhere else in the world. they are making windfall profits. it is in their own reports. the question is what is the state going to do about it. >> those not in attendance were as important as those who were. the five major oil refiners in california did not show up citing legal and other concerns. i reached out to all of them. men returned by request for an interview. again, western states petroleum association, kevin. >> therefore should by the demonization that continues to go on with the said ministration.

but they are optimistic about being able to work together toward something better. we are there to represent them, to send that message and say let's look at the facts and put politics aside. >> if we don't put it cap on these profits, it will happen again. when the oil companies have the opportunity. >> if there is a cap, how would it work? it is not seen as a tax come over the money goes to this day, but rather a cap, or extra profits flow back to the consumer. one more thing that i learned today, the extra money we pay in california is in part because we have more branded, upscale gas stations. they charge $.30 more a gallon, when she figuring that $.30 more here, and all the other money we pay it comes out to dine with extra money we pay. because we go to high gas stations. >> that is interesting. >> should san francisco police have the option to allow robots in the department to use deadly

force question mark that is the question supervisors consider today. we have been covering today's debate. >> it was a heated debate today. the san francisco police department has had these robots for over a decade. now the board is asking for clarity on how these robots are being used in the potential use in deadly force. after a controversial debate, the board of supervisors decided to 17 remote-controlled robots will be used by the police department. >> are robert simply will not be able to do -- our robots will not be able to make these judgment calls in the same way, with full situational awareness that a police officer would be able to make. >> for 11 years, the please department has been equipped with 17 robots. today, the potential for using them to use to kill us suspect has been used. the governor newsom signed it

into september. requirement minister polities to create a policy for how military equipment is being used. >> 12 of them are currently operable. these are not the robocop's that have been described. these are devices that can be sent into a situation where it is unsafe to send a human police officer to assess. the device is not doing the assessment. the devices taking photograph or video of what's going on. >> supervisors mention the mass shooting at the las vegas harvest festival as an example of the situation in which robots could be used for. >> the achieved -- the chief will make that decision. it will be a high command level decision. this is not something that is going to be used willy-nilly. >> they said they do not have pre-armed robots and they don't plan to arm the ones they do have with guns.

the assistant chief said they could deploy robots equipped with explosives. >> we have it as a tool in the event that we do have time, that we don't have to go in and stop the threat immediately. that we have secured the scene and we way out, we want to risk lives in the public by getting yourselves exposed to the suspect? or should we send a robot into deal with it? >> the electronic frontier association is concerned these robots can be used with more frequency. >> they are controlled by an officer who will have a finger on a into deploy deadly force. that's not that much more trustworthy because every day, police deploy deadly force when they really didn't mean to. --when they really didn't need to. >> several supervisors voted against the use of these robots. >> and 2018, our constituents voted 62 to 30 eight to not entrust police with tasers. if police should not be trusted with tasers, they sure as hell

should not be entrusted with killer robots. >> the board ultimately amended the policy and motion failed. supervisors are still considering another amendment. we could potentially have a new vote later tonight. we will keep you updated. >> thank you. >> a possible breakthrough with a massive strike by university of california workers. today union leaders and officials announced tentative agreements on new contracts for two bargaining units representing about 12 thousand postdoctoral and academic researchers. the five-year deal includes his wage increases, paid family leave and anti-bullying protections. the units will remain on strike until the contract is actually ratified. bargaining continues for the unit that continues 38,000 researchers and academic employees. >> california watch a savings

account program for low income students from five hundred up to $1500. this evening, alameda county will host the first town hall to help families apply for the program. weeks plane how you can apply. >> california hopes to make higher education were accessible to low-income families. that's why the cow kids program was created. the alameda county office of education is one of the first to host an information and registration session for families this evening. so far, 500 families have signed up. >> noah thinks of 500 dollars is going to be nearly enough. what it does is starts families off on a footing that says this is the first step to you investing in your child's future. >> a team of representatives will be available in your person. >> who qualifies question mark only low income public-school youth are eligible for this program using a funding formula

mandated by the state. the freeze college savings account starts off with the $500 deposit. 1000 if the child is in foster care, 1500 if they are homeless. families are encouraged to contribute more later on. the money is available to families with children starting in first grade through high school. >> what we do have are critical jobs that are sitting vacant. and often must be filled by those out-of-state and sometimes at a country. what we want is to make sure our children are well prepared for those jobs. >> students who end up attending traits will will have access to the funds. >> akbar's, crowded restaurants, and very happy fans. next, you'll get to relive the next, you'll get to relive the joy of watching team usa if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with your immune system to attack cancer.

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>> were working to build a better bay area. tonight it is building that is the issue. should it be senior housing or single-family homes? the site in question is a 30 acre parcel of open space at walnut creek. leslie brinkley has the decision now made late this afternoon. >> those who want retirement housing wore blue t-shirts. those who want single-family home sported green bandanas. as they battled it out in a marathon public comment session. this is a land that would be developed. 30 acres of open space of what was seven hills ranch. leaving as -- leaving it as it

is is not an option. it will be senior community or sing the family homes. >> the land is currently home for medium density housing. it has been agriculture for years. our use is a little bit different. it would be specific for seniors . >> the speaker seniors about him it would include 350 development units, a clubhouse, and a health center with 100 assistant live in caring units. adjacent to the land is seven hills, a private school which support single-family home construction. >> you can build houses right on the hillside. there would certainly be some grading there but not the kinda grading that they're talking about doing to create projects that are larger than the chase center. >> i'm scared to have a wall, a wall, house, noise, dirt, dust, everything else that will bother my learning. >> the seniors argue it's important to provide housing that will allow them to remain

in the city and their retirement years. >> i think we need to look very long-term at what is good not just for me, not just for seven hill school, the whole community , now and in the future. >> there were hundreds of speakers today. a lot of strong feelings about housing in walnut creek. in the end, the board of supervisors decided to go with senior housing. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7news. >> we are getting that chill in the air. >> that show that will bring rain soon. >> it is can if you like december. as we are closing out november, we are going to get ready for wet weather in windy conditions. let's talk about the chill. cold and frosty this morning. 30 four degrees. tying a record set back in 2006. it was 20 nine in napa. 32 in santa rosa. livermore, plenty cold.

gilroy, 70 three degrees. we will start up rusty and cold. in our inland north bay and parts of our east bay valleys, around the bay you will be in the upper 30's to the mid 40's near the coastline. those high clouds will not keep us inflated overnight. here is a stunning view of san francisco from our tower camera. a look at the temperatures. low 50's, oakland --half moon bay, 40 six degrees. live view from san jose as we look at the shark tank. fairfield, 49. concord at this hour. we will switch that cold, frosty condition for wet, windy weather. the storm is developing. it will come down from canada. it is starting to produce rain and snow around canada and in pacific northwest. it is quiet in the bay area other than passing clouds. from the airport camera we are looking at a lovely view of the

airport, all the way out toward san francisco. visibility is good. cold again tonight. it will be a stormy thursday morning commute. another system arrives this weekend. that system is not as strong. tomorrow afternoon, clouds increase. may 50's to low 60's 60's for your wednesday. we have our level 1 storm for thursday. the reason why white sounded to was your not expecting scouter --scattered power outages. half an inch to two inches of rain for most of you. that's no level will be coming down between 20 503,000. some of our higher peaks could see some snow. winds will be gusting to 30 miles per hour. notice it's over 45 miles an hour, along the coast. as we head towards 9:00 a.m., if you can work from home, that may be the day to do it. in the afternoon it is still gusty. rain started to scattered showers.

tomorrow night, a few showers. first beginning to develop in the north bay. the steady rain, stormy conditions, 5 a.m. thursday 2:10 a.m. thursday is when we will see the bulk of this activity. then we noticed the storm is focused on the southern and eastern part of our viewing area. by thursday evening, the potential for snow over mount hamilton. admix precip will be the pink. in terms of rainfall total, this will be a good soaker. half an inch to an inch and three quarters and half moon bay. higher elevations can pick up as much is two inches of rain. it's a cold frosty one tomorrow. stormy thursday with a level 1 system and we will try it out before a weaker system brings us more rain saturday afternoon into sunday. >> pretty good. >> looking like december and feeling like it too. >> fans across the bay area

packed bars and restaurants to cheer on team usa to victory. dustin dorsey shows us how thousands of fans are enjoying soccer's biggest tournament. [applause] >> the cheers say it all. fans showing up in force at the old wagon saloon in san pedro square. even on the weekend --the weekday, even at 11 a.m.. >> there's is one thing about sitting at home. it's fun but when you come here you get to sit outside with folks you don't know. such a great time. everybody is so energetic. as the first time in eight years we have been in a world cap. it's a great feeling. >> even better, with a win. [applause] >> the earthquakes have hosted these watch parties for all world cup matches here in

downtown san jose. today, a lighter caught of a few hundred. that does not mean they were quiet. 5000 fans for usa england, six thousand for mexico argentina, 17,000 total. a major boost for businesses along the strip, according to the president. >> you should be able to see support the -- support the san jose greening. we will be here through the final. we need people to come out. the port the businesses here. have a great time. >> a goal by captain america charge fans up in the first half and they stayed involved throughout the deciding victory. thence hoping it sparks a championship run, especially with the u.s. cohosting the next u.s. cup -- world cup. >> with the win for team usa, a

date with the netherlands, your chance to check out this watch party at san pedro square. in san jose, dustin dorsey. >> some iranian americans attended some --today's match. san jose residents nadeem and karina hope to call attention to human rights issues in iran. they say they were mine -- among many wearing t-shirts. that phrase is a reference to a man being --died in custody. >> every see is basically surrounded. >> they've done a very good job with making sure that if somebody were to say anything other than iran, their voice would be lost. >> activists in the bay area say they are disappointed the iranian team did not make any

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>> the dow saw a slight uptick with three points per the nasdaq took a tumble. it lost 60 five points. the s&p 500 to six points. calling this a busy holiday shopping season is an understatement. yesterday holds the title of the busiest online shopping day ever. at the peak, shoppers were spending just over $12 million each minute. retailers have been on a record-breaking streak since thanksgiving. there's sub record online spending, five .3 billion. cyber monday, blew out all records with more than 11 billion dollars in sales. >> the heads of two of the largest grocery store chains in the country spent the day on capitol hill making their case for a mega merger. kroger wants to buy albertson's for a whopping 20 five billion dollars. the union representing albertsons workers says the

proposed merger would lead to thousands of layoffs. the ceos of both pressures told us that is not the case saying that the deal would benefit workers and customers. >> we will not close any stores, to teresa and senders, or manufacturing facilities or layoff any associates as an result of this merger. >> it will have grocery stores that people love. kroger albertsons stores will continue to be the staples of their local unities. >> albertsons has nearly 600 stores in california. safeway, lucky supermarkets and others. kroger earned several brands. >> coming up, building a better bay area by making a safer bay area thanks to a donation to california company. >>

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the organization behind it is hoping to expand to other areas in the south bay. >> we spoke with a group of neighbors about how the gift of a ring camera will ring them a bigger sense of security. >> the seven trees neighborhood is a place its residents are proud to call home. >> i was raised here and i live here. i am raising my family here. to me it's not just some, it's up leisa work. >> life has not been without its challenges. >> this is an area that has inactivity, drug activity, a lot of theft. >> valerie also grew up in the air -- and the neighborhood, now working as an americorps member. she has been back in her neighborhood attending meetings seeing what she could do to make it a better place to live. >> being that i corrupt there, it just made me feel like what can ideal, what is it that we can do as an organization to help this community that i once

grew up in? >> after attending meetings she noticed one concern was being brought up more than the rest. neighbor saying they were being concern for their safety. now they say they found a way they hope can bring those neighbors some sense of security. >> we would be providing ring doorbells and installing them. they will be getting sensor lights. lighting for their homes and lighting up their porches in the neighborhood more to feel secure in their area. >> the technology will be available to the first 80 seven residents who sign up cameras and lights would -- were provided by sponsors. the neighborhood association is working to get the word out. >> as it's getting along, we are getting feedback and people asking questions and contacting valerie. we are excited. >> the pilot program is for residents. the hope is that the program can expand. >> you can tell there's a lot of energy coming from the

community, a lot of excitement. our goal is to be able to replicate this and other neighborhoods. >> president biden is calling on congress to pass those assistant immediately to prevent in nationwide rail strike. the president is asking lawmakers to approve it deal worked out in september that management and union leaders agreed to at the time. >> it's not an easy call. i think we have to do it. >> we could lose seven hundred 50,000 jobs. some of them union jobs. that must be avoided. tomorrow morning, we will bring up the legislation. >> rail workers are demanding more paid sick time and do not want rail carriers to penalize workers for taking time off. there are concerns a rail strike could disrupt the supply chain and trigger higher prices. >> president biden says he plans to promptly and proudly sign a bill that protects same-sex

interracial marriage. the senate voted 6136 to pass a bill enshrining that protection into federal law. every democrat voted for the respect for marriage act and 12 republicans join them despite pressure from other republicans. the law doesn't for states to legalize same-sex marriage but it requires them to recognize legal marriages from other states. senator chuck schumer expressed with this decision means for marriage equality. >> no matter who you are or who you love, you two deserve dignity and equal treatment under the law. >> senate democrats expedited this vote following the decision to overturn abortion rights. the house will vote on the bill by the end of the year and sent it to president biden's desk. >> hundreds of blacks mexican families who were vested --sure evicted our seeking restitution. >> my father retired.

in beltre home. and we had to libby behind. >> she said she was traumatized as a child when her family home was destroyed. >> we were disrupted and uprooted from our homes. happiness turned to bitterness. >> she's one of hundreds of families who are forcefully removed from their homes more than 60 years ago. it is an area called section 14. this is how it looks today. a one square mile area. back in 19 50 nine, residents were evicted from their homes in order to develop the area. >> the plan was not to provide them with housing relocation or to provide them with financial assistance. the plan was to use fear. >> people say they do not get any notice before some of their homes were demolished and burned. >> we saw homes burning around us. smell the smoke. clueless, as a kid. when i look back and think about

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it's a lot of essential stuff that women need. what made you decide on helping single moms russian mark where did that come from? >> my grandma. she was a single mom in the 1950's. she raised my dad, my aunt, and my uncle. that was totally unheard of in the 1950's. to be able to make ends meet. >> women are struggling saying it feels hard these days with the economy. how can you add a little sparkle to the holidays? you can donate money, or bone tear your time. -- or volunteer your time. >> i wish more people were doing more to help others in this holiday season. any organization, just do something good for somebody else.

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its 70 fifth anniversary this year. it started in 1947. >> they saw need in los angeles. they came up with 5000 toys to hand out to the kids. >> the marines adopted the program and have been involved ever since. walt disney was also involved with the beginning. >> holt's knee came up with a sketch for initial logo which had and continue to use for 75 years. >> 75 years in an estimated two hundred 81 billion kids have received toys. in san francisco, toys for tots is run by the 23rd marine regimen. they are the ones who distribute collection boxes throughout the area. >> we do have marines going to pick up boxes the first two weeks of december. we sort them out at our warehouse here. >> we have 70 requests.

toys that were usually trying to collect this between 30,000 40,000. >> on average, we trying to collect to toys per child. we determine how many it's only toys. any nonprofit that applies, they put the number of toys in their. >> individual families can apply. toys are given out to local law enforcement. >> they will give these toys tour patrol people so when they go to call for service where they don't have toys for the holidays. >> we are the first responders. we often see how their living and we find out how they get the toy. >> melissa has received donated toys in the past. she knows how important it is to get a toy when times are tough. >> i remember there were seniors

were i didn't see nothing. it just feels bad to not get nothing. seeing a toy come to my door is so joyful. >> melissa's part of a team leadership council. this year she and her friends are helping cap --helping hand out toys. >> we help deliver toys to families. >> sent to live in an apartment complex, and give them to little kids that are always outside. it makes me do better when i see somebody have a smile on their face and i give them a gift. >> you gather the toys. not only do you get to see the end is -- the end result, thank you very much. >> the work of the reinforces

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>> now sports. the warriors have figured out the rotation. finally above five hundred. hope to stay above that mark. tonight in dallas, talk to scores in the nba head-to-head. warriors fans in dallas, ready for the shoot out. luka doncic setback three. anthony lam, makes it a six-point game. curry, clicking on the court. game time of 45.

mavs of seven, in the third. curry, what a sweet finish. the hand i coronation. he average 31. luka doncic is unstoppable. steph thought this was a walk. it looked ok. they'll take it. right now, one oh 6-104, mavericks. must swing game for team usa, taking on iran. a header to christian who was crushing and for the goal. he took a knee to the abdomen a little bit lower. his sacrifice on the board, 1-0. iran, free kick. that tied it. a minute left. the ball gets past. the usaid keeper saves the day.

-- the usa keeper saves the day. u.s. wins to advance to the knockout round of 16. to the ice we go, sharks visiting montréal. as a than that? this is better. wraparound, 1-0. logan on the breakaway. he shoots and scores. sharks victorious. four-zero, the final. a bit of surprise, jake from fresno state. first-team conference honors over san jose state. cordero had better numbers overall. he was named the mountain best defensive player of the year. force in the country with 18.5

tackles and 10th in the nation with nine sacks. had a career high of 65 tackles. he is basically a game wrecker on defense. he joins teammates on the first team for the spartans. more college football news. the latest playoff rankings are out. top rain, georgia, michigan, tcu. all under fetid. usc moved up from six to fourth. if they beat utah friday night in vegas, the trojans would make the playoffs. boy does the pac-12 desperately need that. 49ers star, a special guest reading to the kids on this tuesday. the 49ers reefer justice initiative, he read the book the name jar which focuses on the importance of diversity and inclusion. he said events like these are vital to creating a lifelong journey and passion for

learning. >> being able to take some time off income read to the kids and share a moment with them is definitely amazing. i have a lot of fun doing it. what ever they want to accomplish in life, they need the foundation of a education. >> great to see arik armstead out in the community. the 49ers would be happy to see them on the field. he supposed to practice tomorrow. he's missed most of the season with the fibula hairline fracture. hopefully he will be ok. they just had a shut out over the saints. we will see if eric comes back. he put out a tweet from his hospital but were his being examined. he's thinking he will be able to play in the next game on the weekend. they need him because he was the star of that team. >> thanks. >> coming up tonight, catch the

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a healthcare administrator from providence, rhode island... a philanthropic adviser from seattle, washington... and our returning champion-- a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whose 16-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny. welcome to "jeopardy!"

our champion, cris pannullo, took home nearly $40,000 yesterday, and that's despite a final jeopardy! miss. he now ranks in the top five all time for "jeopardy!" winnings. that means only myself, james holzhauer, amy schneider, and matt amodio have won more "jeopardy!" bucks than cris, and, in fact, at the 16-game mark, he's ahead of where i was in winnings at this point. those are some remarkable stats. but as we saw in yesterday's show when xanni found the first daily double and was then leading at the end of the "jeopardy!" round, any challenger can put themselves in position to win, which is good news, i hope, for sheila and matt. let's see how much pressure you two can put on the champ today. here we go. the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. we begin with... then... we're asking... and finally... each correct response will contain one or the other.