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be and how mother nature might impact your child. not that she's going to be good to us. >> i can just feel it in my bones. good morning. on this monday, november 20th. >> yes. let's find out. she's going to be good to us today. she is today and for the week ahead. >> locally, it is going to be fantastic leading up to thanksgiving. this morning, though, we do have a wind advisory in effect for our hills, the north bay mountains, the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains. this until 9 a.m. so next three hours, winds are gusty, though, in our higher elevations. so you can see diablos gusting to 53. other areas are gusting 20 to 30mph. but again, after 9 a.m, these winds turn a lot lighter outside this morning, a live look at the exploratorium camera. we have clear skies. you expect a lot of sunshine today. this is the start of a really nice trend for the holiday week ahead. we'll have temperatures this afternoon heading into the 60. let's see how we're doing on the roads this morning with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, g. thank you. hi, everybody. we're starting at the bay bridge toll plaza because it is officially filled in metering. lights came on at

534. elsewhere though, looking at our drive times, tracy to dublin, it's dropped a little bit. you're around 50 minutes. the biggest issue we're looking at right now is going to be an oakland due to a crash that has now turned into a car fire and now the chp is reporting many explosions within that fire. injuries have been reported here on westbound 980 before 27 street. the off ramp there. so that will be blocked partially and then we will end here with a live look in san jose showing off a clear 101. reggie thanks jobina. >> a sudden shakeup for san francisco based robotaxi company cruise. their ceo announced that he is resigning. abc's seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live in san francisco with more on that huge announcement. ryan >> yeah, reggie, good morning. the ceo vote stepping down now spells further doubt about the future of the company. he says right now he wants to focus on family right now. but right as we're speaking, the question marks surrounding cruise about what they go from here are really concerning. on his post on social media vote says he

still thinks cruise has a bright future. he reportedly apologized to employees over the weekend for allowing the company to veer off course votes say cruise began as a startup in his garage around ten years ago as the company expanded their av software hit several missteps. the dmv suspended cruise is self-driving permit following the incident where a pedestrian was pinned beneath one of their cars after they were hit by a human driven car. last week, cruises parent company general motors pulled their cars off the road across the country. the ceo, mary barra, thanked vote for his vision in the new york times. she said public trust is essential to this as we work to rebuild that trust, safety, transparency and accountability will be our north stars vote says he still views autonomous vehicles as the future when it comes to driving on the road. but without a ceo. and with all the history that cruise has experienced over the last few months, there are questions

about where they go from here are pretty high. we're live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thank you, ryan. another san francisco based company, openai has its own ceo drama this morning. microsoft has announced ousted openai ceo sam altman is joining the company. he'll be running a new group focused on advanced ai. openai is board fired. altman friday, then spent the weekend negotiating his return to the company. it's behind chatgpt well, that didn't work out. former ceo of twitch, emmett shear will now be reportedly stepping in as interim ceo and more drama for a different tech founder. >> this time elon musk, who plans to fight back today as more advertisers are pulling away from formerly known as twitter. it comes as concerns are growing about anti semitism on the social media platform. jobina is at the live desk with the details of musk's potential lawsuit. thank you, reggie. >> elon musk is threatening what he describes as a, quote, thermo nuclear lawsuit as the list of

companies is suspending ads on ex content. choose to grow longer. apple ibm, lionsgate, paramount and abc7's parent company disney have pulled their ads from that started on thursday when musk agreed with a post echoing an anti-semitic conspiracy theory that falsely claims jews are organizing immigrants to replace the white race. >> this is a kind of disaster for elon. a lot of these brands took a look at this tweet and saw it as a step too far. >> the advocacy group media matters reported that x place is ads for major brands. next to content. musk then wrote, quote, the split second court opens on monday. x will be filing a thermonuclear lawsuit against media matters and all those who colluded in this fraudulent attack on our company, end quote. x says it does not intentionally place brands next to such content. it also says that media matters report completely misrepresented the

real user experience science to undermine freedom of speech and mislead advertisers. restrictions on speech have been loosened on x since musk bought the platform last year and formerly banned accounts have been reinstated. their kumasi. >> thanks jobina. this morning, tributes are still coming in for former first lady rosalynn carter. she died yesterday at her home in plains, georgia. she was married to former president jimmy carter for 77 years and devoted her life to improving the lives of others. she was a strong voice for early childhood immunization, human rights and mental health. and one of the last interviews that the carters did together in summer of 2021, they were celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary. >> president carter, you say often that marrying mrs. carter was the pinnacle of your life more than any president. tsay oh, yes. >> that was the most important thing in my life, having rosalynn say, okay, finally and

staying with me all this long has been the most wonderful thing in my life. >> he's pretty wonderful in my life to rosalynn carter also championed women, children and charitable causes throughout her life, the carters were well known for their work with habitat for humanity and that work brought them here to the bay area. >> abc7 news was there when the couple came to oakland in 2013 to finish building townhomes. the carters were dedicated habitat volunteers for more than 35 years. abc7 weather anchor spencer spencer christian knew the carters and talked about the couple yesterday on abc7 news. they care deeply about people and about people's welfare across the entire world. >> so they they were not seeking publicity or attention. in fact when i was interviewing them on the site of that home they were building for habitat for humanity, they really didn't want to be on camera at all. they just wanted the focus to be on the work they were doing and the people who were going to move into this house. they were such unassuming down to earth,

caring people. >> rosalynn carter was 96 years old as millions of americans are set to travel and gather for the thanksgiving holiday, health officials are warning about increasing levels of respiratory illness. >> dr. peter chin-hong at ucsf says certain parts of the country are at critical levels with the flu. he says people should be taking precautions as they depart for their holiday destinations. >> and it's coming very early. so it just makes us feel a little bit nervous for after the holidays might mean wearing a mask in risky settings like public transit or airports, particularly when you're entering and exiting the plane before ventilation on seven states along with washington, d.c. and puerto rico are experiencing high or very high levels of respiratory illness activity. >> those symptoms include fever, cough and sore throat. still to come, fighting off illness during the holidays when you'll be able to order free covid tests from the government and

where heavy winds rip the roof off a school building. >> the damage left behind. >> 608 this mornin traveling across california, it's nothing but sunshine. really nice weather if you're hitting the roads or maybe flying the nationwide forecast, both coasts, major hubs. look okay. we are watching, though, across the south, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi could have an outbreak of severe weather later on this afternoon. we'll take a close look at today's highs and also the next couple of days

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the building's roof to fly off. this was in france storm frederico caused extensive damage last week. french weather officials say winds of up to 80mph hit parts of the country. the strong winds also knocked

down hundreds of trees. we don't know if anyone was hurt during this storm. >> 611 this morning. it's quite a different story back here at home. we do expect pretty nice conditions over the next several days. you do have a wind advisory in effect until 9 a.m. in our hills where it is gusty but close to the surface. the winds are pretty light, 40s and 50s. those are your starting numbers as we get your monday underway here. our by hour on future weather. we expect a lot of sunshine today. temperatures in the low 60s by about 11 a.m. and then further warming this afternoon. 60s and low 70s for your daytime highs. so pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. 66, the high in palo alto, 67 in richmond. we'll hit 70 in san jose, 73 in santa rosa, 66. in concord. the same in san francisco, 68. the high in san mateo. now the three day forecast showing you it is nice if you have to travel around the state the next couple of days, a little bit warmer headed our way by wednesday with those temperatures in the 60 and 70s.

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other reviews are starting to come in. while some city leaders are getting positive feedback, others are saying the summit was a failure. some small businesses hired extra staff, but they say apec attendees just didn't show up. even regular customers reportedly had problems getting inside the security checkpoints

near moscone center. we're expecting it to be like a like dreamforce. >> how? it was really busy. we expected it to be the same, but it was really slow. >> there were issues with some businesses not receiving the impact. in fact, in the security zone, not getting any visitors at all. and we're concerned about that. >> in a post apec interview with abc news mayor london breed said while the city does have challenges, people visiting noted the city wasn't as bad as they heard and her administration is working aggressively to fix problems like homelessness, drug use and the image problem. you can watch her full interview on abc.com. a massive relief in southern california just in time for the thanksgiving holiday travel rush. the stretch of interstate ten damaged by a fire a little over a week ago has reopened way ahead of schedule. the original estimate was 3 to 5 weeks to get the lanes reopened. governor newsom was joined by vice president kamala harris and senator alex padilla yesterday to show appreciation for the crews getting the repairs done in time for this morning's commute.

>> i was acutely aware of what closure of the ten would mean for so many people. hard working people, families, many people who, when it was shut down, they can't work from home. their work requires them to be present. >> the fire is being investigated as arson and cal fire is now looking for a person of interest in the case. the agency released these images over the weekend. authorities say he had burns on his left leg and is believed to be between 30 and 35 years old. a popular lake, a popular lake tahoe ski resort is back tracking on its exclusive membership plan after facing months of controversy. >> tsay. the sf chronicle is reporting homewood mountain has promised to maintain public access, draw dropping its prior decision of becoming a member only club. the huge privately owned resort will continue selling daily and seasonal passes and is now launching a new lifetime membership program. it is maintaining its plans to

build ski homes and a hotel. >> new overnight pop star shakira accepted a last minute plea deal in her tax fraud case. the singer was supposed to go on trial today in spain for tax evasion. shakira admitted that she failed to pay $16 million in taxes. the spanish government agreed to a three year suspended sentence and a $7 million fine. the grammy award winner was accused of not paying her income taxes between 2012 and 2014, when she repeatedly denied the allegations, assisting insisting that she didn't live in the country at the time. >> this morning, we're getting a closer look at a new record breaking roller coaster that is set to open in saudi arabia. now this is the flight animation for the falcon flight roller coaster at six flags. it's going to send riders more than 150 miles an hour speeding off of a 640 foot uh. >> that's the part, cliff. that's why it's a no for me. >> it's a no. this is the tall,

tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world. the track is nearly two and a half miles long. and falcon flight is scheduled to open next year >> wow. >> so it has a windshield. you might notice it. do you see that? every row has a windshield. okay because other fast roller coasters like these in the middle east that you have to wear eye protection. so instead of wearing the eye protection, they have windshields. what i think i would go ahead and just wear the eye protection. >> yeah. if i need goggles, i don't need to be there. >> i would try this out. i love roller coasters. yeah, i went to the one. do you know the name of it? reggie it's in jersey. it's at six flags. oh you went on king kong? yes. did you really? yes. the name. i knew he would know it. i knew he would know that. that's why i said, reggie, i know you're into this rollercoaster at six flags. >> great adventure. yes >> okay. what's it called again? >> king dhaka. okay and it does it used to hold records. i don't know if it still does. no it

does. at one point, i think it's fastest. yeah. tallest, definitely in the us. >> oh, you know what? that one's 456. okay >> feet high and you. >> yeah, but this is still another one. 50. we say it was six something. right. okay >> six doesn't say how fast it went. wow >> 640. so king dhaka 250 miles an hour for this one. >> for this one. okay saudi arabia. >> that's fast. because for the f one story we had last week, didn't he say for 200 miles an hour, your neck has to have like a brace, like just like you have to do a lot of workouts on your neck. oh, to make sure. oh, my god, you can withstand the force. >> king ka goes 128mph. okay that is it's fast and it accelerates fast. and you liked it? it was fun. >> yeah. oh, gosh. >> i don't think i can. >> it was really cool. >> that might be too much for me. it is fun. >> i tried this one. oh, there it is. okay. that's what it is. thank you. thank you. oh, my god. justin. thank you, justin. you came. that's what it is. so it launches you. i think the launch is like, oh, my gosh, it

happens real fast. >> but this is all it does. it goes up this tower, it comes down, it goes up this hill. you're done. >> you're done. >> this is the ride. >> yeah, that's the tower. >> and so they have a so this might be an older picture. the newer picture in the middle of the tower, they have another ride where it's one of those drop things. yeah where it's like it lifts you up real high and then just like drops you. oh. so you can do two things at once. okay >> okay. >> it's fun. reverend new jersey for any reason? no hit there. here's a live look outside. this is sutro tower. it is looking lovely this morning. it's clear and cool, but gusty winds in our hills with a wind advisory dry and sunny into the weekend. that means thanksgiving travel locally or across the state. we have a lot of sunshine on the way, including today. look at the forecast. delightful bright skies, temperatures mainly going into the 60s for daytime highs. so we'll look across the region pretty close to average for this time under the year, under those bright conditions overnight tonight. it is partly cloudy numbers dipping into the 40s and low 50 once again, future tracker temperatures showing you we stay pretty steady tomorrow and wednesday for thanksgiving

day itself on thursday, expect a lot of sunshine again in those temperatures. a little change 60s and 70s for the afternoon. here's the accuweather 70 forecast the next seven days for you we have a nice stretch leading into the holiday temperatures near average. expect a lot of sunshine shine even into friday for shoppers. the weekend slightly cooler but still bright out there both saturday and sunday. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. a quick update for you in terms of traffic. the backup continues out. the richmond san rafael bridge where we are in week seven of this sigalert on the bay bridge. we do have a stall reported just past treasure island that is making the traffic a little heavier as you descend into san francisco. so also for mass transit, bart muni are on time, but ace is having a problem with train number 523. it stopped near martinez. so a heads up to you if you rely on that for your commute and we will end with a look in oakland. we're still tracking this car fire and crash here on westbound 980 before 27th street off ramp. but it's not causing too much of a slowdown. reggie thanks,

jobina. >> now we're going to talk to ginger zee. she is live with what's coming up on. good morning america. >> good morning, ginger. >> hey, reggie kumasi. nice to be with both of you. so coming up here on a monday, the latest on the story that we're all following, the war between israel and hamas and the new videos israeli forces claim show hamas used a hospital for its operations is also where openai's leadership stands after ousting ceo sam altman. now, microsoft has picked him up. so we're going to tell you what that all means for the future and safety of artificial intelligence. and with thanksgiving on this week, we've got a first look at a new way to call for roadside assistance. even when you don't have cell service. so hopefully you won't have to use that. but it is good to know. and then we're counting down to a big super bowl rematch, talking a mama kelsey and eli manning and then also a big friendsgiving celebration this morning, which includes a surprise for the founder of a wonderful organization who's a beacon of hope for his community . there will be some tears. there will be a lot of eating. and hopefully you enjoy all the gratitude. >> we also have a friends having

a friendsgiving this morning on our streaming show at seven. so does yours involve bringing in dishes? because ours does. >> it does. but of course they weren't going to let us bring it in. they took a celebrity chef and made our dish way better. so it's like that. >> what is yours? >> well, everybody had taken all the good ones and so i got left with salad, which is fine because i do love a thanksgiving salad. but the iraqi was on full display because they're like, oh, thanksgiving salad, and who's going to eat salad? i'm like, well, i guess i always try to have like a piece or two of kale. and so but the salad is really good and it's more about like that. you can make it year round and it is truly a salad i make all the time and i was even able to give the celebrity chef a little something. i was like, i usually add red pepper to my dressing, and he was like, it's really good. so it was a win. >> ginger, we see you well on our friendsgiving i know reggie's got the stuffing, but what kumasi make? >> i made a sweet potato pie. you cannot have a thanksgiving

without a sweet potato pie. agreed and juju hasn't had one yet. have you? with you. so i had to make this for my friends so he can try. sweet potato pie for the first time. it's a lot of responsibility. oh, that's exciting. >> and i'm ginger. >> it really is. and i. and i wish you all well. >> thank you. >> i have an important announcement to make about my dish this year. okay but people will have to watch it at seven. oh, yeah, i know. i haven't told any of you about it yet. >> that was a tease. >> yeah. get ready. i mean, are you using chicken stock instead of water? >> look out. >> no, wait a minute. >> we're going to demonstrate this morning. ginger and i hope you're ready. is gross. >> oh, there's going to be gross. it's going to be gross. >> maturity or maturity. we say, oh. so watch a mature stuffing. >> yes. >> so no matter if you watch ginger at 7:00 on gma or us at seven for our streaming newscast, you will get a friendsgiving we will see you then. that's right. and your salad. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe

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on the run in the east bay after a crash involving a zipcar. that crash left a person dead and is a deal in coming negotiators close to frame. >> four hostages from hamas control also renewed hope that a pause in the fighting could happen soon. >> then, turmoil at cruise. the company ceo steps down days after all of its cars were pulled from streets across the country. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, november 20th. and we have good news when it comes to the weather. >> how we do it is such a nice stretch headed our way this morning. just a wind advisory in our hills for the next about 2.5 hours until 9 a.m. that will expire. but it is breezy, if not gusty. and some of our higher peaks, the oakland hills right now gusting to about 30mph, some higher gusts in the mountains of the north bay. but again, after 9 a.m, these winds are really going to calm down. it's leading to just a gorgeous start to our monday. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you clear skies. we'll keep that bright sunshine all day long.

and temperatures mainly in the 60s, right around 4:00 pm. we will take a look at your travel forecast, whether you're staying here locally or traveling nationwide coming up in a few minutes. but let's check in with jobina tsay. we're doing traffic this morning. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. so we are going back to mass transit because i do have an update for you. it's actually capital corridor that is experiencing the issue right now. so a train. 532 excuse me. 523 stopped near the it looks like martinez so just a heads up for you. that's a part of your commute that's going to be a little bit of an issue. and slow down this morning. but bart muni are running on time elsewhere. this is a live picture in san jose showing you live. look at 280 for our roadways. they are pretty clear. a big backup though, at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 534. we also have a wind advisory issued for the bay bridge, the dumbarton bridge and the altamont pass. but other than that, you're looking fairly clear for the most part. reggiane kumasi. thanks jobina. >> new this morning, one person has died after a double hit and run crash in oakland. the

california highway patrol says around 1030 last night a rental zipcar crashed into another vehicle south of the lincoln avenue exit. the zipcar became disabled. the other car drove away. so two people on the zipcar get out and one of them gets hit and killed by a car that swerved to avoid the zipcar . that car also took off. the driver of the zipcar wasn't injured and investigators have not released any information about the cars that left that crash. it's been nine years since then. san francisco mayor ed lee helped launch vision zero. sf now the city seems farther than ever from reaching its goal of zero traffic deaths next year. local and state lawmakers were in attendance for the ninth annual world day of remembrance in san francisco over the weekend. organizers with walk sf say the city has accumulated at least 22 traffic related fatalities this year. more people are hopeful that city leaders invest in making physical changes to the infrastructure at dangerous

intersections across the city. we spoke to richard zeeman, whose son andrew, died in a pedestrian crash in 2021, just slowing down the speeds, you know, andrew was killed in a school zone and there was no reason anyone should have been driving that fast through a school zone. >> and i don't even think that person was driving faster than the flow of traffic. they were all speeding. >> you know, that should never have happened. >> victim family members say they're upset about accountability. >> city saying that in some cases the people arrested for traffic fatalities only get what they call a slap on the wrist in the east bay. >> major changes coming in hopes of reshaping one of alameda county's most dangerous corridors, according to our media partners at the east bay times, berkeley is now the last city to sign off on the san pablo avenue corridor project, a large scale reimagining of the stretch from oakland to albany. now the project will add curb extensions to make it easier to get on a bus lighting signals, ada ramps flashing beacons and

other traffic calming measures. the hope is this will enable more people to be able to walk, bike and board busses as construction is set to start next year. >> the ceo of self-driving driving car company cruise is stepping down. kyle vo, announced his resignation in the middle of turmoil for the company that he founded in san francisco a decade ago. abc7 news reporter ryan curry is live outside the company's headquarters in the city with a response now from the ceo of the former ceo. hi, ryan. >> yeah, reggie, good morning. vote stepping down creates more doubt about the company's future. the last few months for them have really been dreadful. vo posting on social media exe saying he at the moment he wants to focus on family. he he reportedly apologized to employees over the weekend for allowing the company to veer off course. the dmv in october suspended cruise's self-driving permit following the moment a pedestrian was pinned beneath one of their cars. that pedestrian had just been hit by a human driven car. cruises

parent company general motors recall all 950 robotaxis to reexamine their software last week. they pulled the cars off the roads across the country. the new york times has a statement from general motors ceo mary barra saying the board and i also want you to know that we are immensely focused on setting up cruise for long term success. vote still telling his now former employees to keep pursuing avs, his social media post saying the to my former colleagues at cruise and gm you've got this regardless of what originally brought you to work on avs remember why this work matters the status quo on our roads sucks, but today. but together we've proven there is something far better around the corner. some in san francisco have always had doubts about cruise and their operating in san francisco, saying that they don't report proper data to the board of supervisors and to other agencies here in san francisco. and now without a ceo

, the future of this company is in question in we're live here in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news. ryan thank you. >> a public health advisory is now lifted for parts of contra costa county this morning. a fire at a refinery in martinez raised new concerns about possible hazardous chemical releases in the area. the fire happened overnight, saturday into sunday at the marathon refinery. the area is under the advisory where martinez, pacheco, concord and clyde. one employee was hurt and airlift to the hospital. a marathon spokesperson says air monitoring indicated no off site impact. the company is looking into the cause of the fire. the new developments from the middle east, an airstrike reportedly hit a school run by the un, killing at least 24 people. >> but there is growing hope that a pause in the fighting could come soon. a deal to free more hostages held by hamas appears to be closer to being at the live desk with the details of the negotiations. jobina. thank you, kumasi. >> negotiators are closer to an agreement with hamas to release 50 hostages in exchange for

israel allowing more aid into gaza. and talks are continuing about the length of the cease fire that would be imposed. israel's military says this video shows hostage is being rushed into gaza's largest hospital on october seventh. that's when hamas militants attacked israeli border towns, triggering the war. according to reports, a group of men dragged someone into al-shifa hospital. hamas previously said it took some hostages to hospitals for treatment, but israel says the group used a network of tunnels under al-shifa for military purposes to hide hostages. israel's military also revealed this video from a drone entering what it claims is a hamas tunnel. 30ft below the medical complex. the world health organization has described the hospital as a, quote, death zone. nine in premature babies reportedly died after being removed from incubators when electricity ran out. but yesterday, 31 babies were evacuated to a hospital in

southern gaza. so awful to hear that. >> reggie jobina, thank you. the california democratic party is investigating the demonstrate in front of the party headquarters in sacramento. it disrupted the party's convention saturday night. convention center calling for a cease fire in the middle east. the democratic party was preparing to endorse future candidates for the upcoming election. the remaining events were canceled because of safety concerns, according to politico, the democratic party chair says demonstrators will be held accountable but did not elaborate on specific punishments. >> new at six, former white house chief of staff ron klain is joining san francisco based airbnb as its chief legal officer claim was in the white house for president biden's first two years in office. he has more than 40 years of experience in government and business. he's currently a partner at an la law firm representing technology and marketplace businesses. the

claim says he heard about the opening because airbnb is a client. he starts this new role january 1st at the 49 ers, waking up in first place after a perfect day from brock purdy, he torched the bucs 2427 to 14 over tampa bay. this was at levi's stadium yesterday. purdy put together a perfect passer rating , becoming just the third 40 niner. to do this behind joe montana and steve young, 49 ers are seven and three on the season. next up, the second place seahawks in seattle. and that game is on thanksgiving night. don't forget to tune in tonight for abc sevens. one of the most highly anticipated games of the season. the eagles visiting the chiefs in a super bowl rematch. both teams in first place in their division and conferences. we got about taylor now. when we talk about the games she's done a lot. >> she's been through a lot this week.

>> she's been through a lot. she's on tour. she's in south america. >> so i don't think she will be at this. she's not going to be there. >> don't look for her. but you know, you never know. but but the game is going to be good nonetheless. our coverage starts after abc seven news at four and then after the game, you can watch after the game and a special edition of abc seven news at nine. still ahead, the new grant that'll help a local group. >> see if we are alone in the universe. >> and a look right now live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are up by about 25 points. another update on the markets next. >> and then disney officially opens its biggest frozen theme land today at one of its parks. we'll give you a first look and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. today we're holding our annual broke basic busted, bougie and boozy friends. friendsgiving special. >> i don't know who is broke. >> we aren't actually drinking, but it makes the name better. we love alliteration. we have our recipes, food, celebrations and surprises. it's always a good time. so if you can stream us

from 7 to 8 a.m. this morning, all you have to do is download the app wherever you stream. >> come on, say we're not broke. >> i don't know. i rebuke that we are abundant. well, it's giving broke. >> how about that? no it's giving. mine is giving broke. >> well, well, well. >> it's going to be a small thanksgiving. >> that's a problem. >> no. >> here's live. doppler seven this morning. high pressures in control. that's going to lead to really nice conditions across the state today. if you do have to travel around california, nothing but sunshine. you certainly will have no problems when it comes to the weather if you're taking to the roads or maybe to the sky. the nationwide forecast, we will see some severe weather out breaking later on this afternoon around arkansas, louisiana, mississippi . but both coasts are looking great. so major hubs don't seem to have too much of a problem when it comes to the weather today. future tracker temperatures back here at home, lots of sunshine into the 60s. we go by midday and then we'll go into the 60s and low 70s for daytime highs. we're within a degree or two in most areas of

where we should typically be this time of the year. look at the three day forecast. it's a nice stretch heading towards thanksgiving. we'll have a lot of sunshine, mild temperatures. we'll take a closer look at thanksgiving day itself. but now for more high temperatures around the bay area brought to you by disney's wish in theaters this wednesday. >> let's try something new. um okay. >> how is any of this possible? just relax. this wednesday. >> once upon a time gets a twist. >> this is crazy. we love crazy. yes >> oh, please don't hurt me. it's not me you should be afraid of. >> fly disney's wish rated pg only in theaters wednesday

and we are your bargain bliss market. what is bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving, we're giving you even more reasons to celebrate. we are offering you $21 off a jennie-o frozen turkey with in-store discount. that's as low as $0.50 a pound. so why wait? hurry in to your neighborhood grocery outlet today. because this deal is only available while supplies last.

test kits per household can be ordered starting today through the us postal service. this is officials prepare for a wave of cases during the holiday season. similarly cases of the flu are on the rise. the centers for disease control says seven states are battling elevated influenza activity. they estimate at least more than 780,000 flu illnesses and nearly 500 deaths since october of 2022. >> youngest those are oldest. those who have underlying conditions. the flu infection can be especially deadly. >> something to note. hospitalizations are lower compared to last year, but health officials are cautioning against complaining tsay as we approach the holidays with big gatherings, seti or the search for extraterrestrial intelligence institute, is getting a $200 million grant to find evidence of alien life. >> the nonprofit research group in mountain view has long sought the presence of a more technical

, advanced civilization. the money allows the institute to expand operations and widen its search among the cosmos. the grant comes from the estate of late tech entrepreneur and co-founder of qualcomm, franklin antonio, who work with seti for 12 years. >> now it's your morning money report, the price of sugar is going up. an el nino is partly to blame. unusually dry weather damaged harvests in india and thailand. two of the world's largest sugar exporters, india had its driest august in more than a century. and in thailand. el nino affected the quality of the harvest. the un predicts a 2% decline in global sugar production for the 20 2324 season. that's about a loss of 3.8 million tons. and now a live look at what's happening at the new york stock exchange this morning. we're in positive territory, but just barely, up about 26 points a decades old white house tradition continues today with the pardoning of two turkeys ahead of thanksgiving.

>> president biden will issue pardons for liberty and bell. the birds are from minnesota, which produces more turkeys than any other state in the country. once they get pardoned. liberty and bell will live at the university of minnesota's college of food agricultural and natural resources. natural resource sciences. over the weekend, president biden and the first lady took part in a friendsgiving dinner with service members and military families in virginia. we only have we have a lot of obligations as a government, but we only have one truly sacred obligation, and that's to prepare those who we send into harm's way, care for them and their families when they come home and make sure they're never forgotten in. biden empathized with those who will be missing their loved ones this holiday season, recalling his son beau's time served in iraq. he thanked everyone there for their endless dedication. >> the san jose earthquake will host a drive through food distribution event ahead of thanksgiving. it's in partnership with hunger at home and happening at paypal park. it

starts in just a little bit. it goes from eight this morning until 11 this morning. the quake's foundation will volunteer to distribute 150 meals to help those struggling with food insecurity. >> hidden valley ranch is doing the absolute most with this new bottle. it is called that's that's a weirder than i even expected from the description. it's called double ranch instead of having two separate bottles, they fuze two bottles together and made it x. the company says it's double the herbs, double the spices, double the flavor and double the bottles. and people apparently are really into it. somebody on social media posted. it's the only thing i've ever cared. >> the only no, no. >> now there are only 222 of these bottles available. they come in a limited edition kit for $44, $44, a double ramekin for dipping and reversible bucket. okay. they're giving out a lot. it's on their snapchat. yum

>> i love ranch so much. do i do. and i actually think if you make it from the dry packet in valley with like mayonnaise and that way and then like let it sit in your fridge it's actually even better than the bottle. >> have you ever made it from scratch? i have made it from scratch. i don't really know about ranch. >> what? yeah that's. i like ranch. >> i like ranch a lot. >> i'm not a ranch person, so good. >> like blue cheese. >> we were a good seasons. family. what? do you know? what that is? >> no. >> you have the little bottle that says good seasons that you buy and then it's a packet too. and then you mix it with, like, oil and vinegar and shake it. >> never in my life, no. >> oh, really? >> no. >> okay, good. is it still around? i think. >> i hope this reminds me of the flock conversation that we had a couple of weeks ago where no one knew what i was talking about, but the audience did. >> y'all dragged me, and now i know. i didn't know either. >> i never heard that in my life. >> i grew up you know what good seasons is? >> then there's a reason. >> don't even send it to me. send it to them.

>> i'm just saying, where are my vinaigrette? girlies at? okay, that's all i want. and thank you, ranch for life. >> i put on my pizza. it's good. it's good on wing. yeah. wing. do do you will just pour it on top. >> yeah. >> wow. >> people grow up real different . >> wow. >> and there's a reason i didn't have good season. >> that doesn't make it stovetop dragon kumasi. >> get him. >> don't you? don't you do like that. get him. >> there's a live look. this is sutro tower. it's a nice morning out there. it's chilly in spots. it's gusty in our hills right now. we do have a wind advisory in our highest peaks until 9 a.m. those winds back off over the next couple of hours. we have a nice dry, sunny pattern heading into the weekend and the thanksgiving travel locally and even statewide. you will have a lot of sunshine, including today. here's a live look from the exploratory camera. your day looks like this sun's up here in just about four minutes. we'll have beautiful skies today. temperatures in the 60s. a couple of spots may go into the low 70s, but for the most part today, we're pretty close to where we should be for this time

of the year. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. and again, we'll dip into the 40s and into the 50s. future tracker temperatures heading into tuesday. little change in the numbers. little change to the sky conditions. it's a similar story on wednesday as well. if you have to travel across the region, even across the state, you'll have no issues thanksgiving day locally, it's looking very nice. some coastal clouds early on, but it's a mild afternoon. lots of sunshine. we'll go into the 60s and 70s by 3 p.m. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. the next seven days for you. we have high pressure creating lots of sunshine in mild conditions for the holiday. nice for shoppers on friday, bright but a little bit cooler into the weekend. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we are going to start with the live camera showing you the golden gate bridge. we have everything moving at the limit in both directions. no advisory here, but we do have a wind advisory for the bay bridge, also the dumbarton bridge. and the altamont pass metering lights came on at 534 here. the backup not too bad. so you should be able to move at the limit once you make it through those

metering lights. and you can see here, it's just slightly slow for the bay bridge and the westbound direction, 20 minutes to get across this golden gate bridge on time at six san mateo bridge on time at 17. reggiane kumasi. >> thanks. jobina in the east bay, hundreds of uc berkeley students, officials and professionals took part in a robotics competition. the nonprofit robo labs foundation hosted this two day event, organized with, say, 120 robotics teams from across the us and five other countries, including kazakhstan, panama, mexico. all their robots made by middle and high school students are competing in robot soccer matches. >> oh, i've seen some pretty cool robots. a lot of teams are using almost like a flywheel to just how you shoot tennis balls. if you have if you've ever played tennis before, they've basically made a tennis ball shooter to shoot these game elements across the field into their goals, which is really exciting to see. super innovative designs. i'm really excited to see how this competition shakes out. all right. >> industry experts showed off some product demos during that event to elsa, anna and olaf

have a new home. the first frozen themed attraction at, say, land. hold on one second for i just read the story. >> they have a frozen theme attraction at epcot already. so this is the first land. okay. you is this your first time in edendale? >> it is my first time here. >> welcome. >> we're so happy to have you. >> we got a wheel over world frozen is at hong kong. disneyland and it features landscapes and characters from the movie. they have two new rides, including a roller coaster and a boat ride that takes guests through different scenes in the film. and then last week, disney ceo bob iger said frozen three is in the works and there may even be a frozen four in the works, too. of course, disney is a parent company of abc seven. was that all accurate? friend it was. okay, okay. >> it looks beautiful. >> it does. it looks really cool. >> they also have the do you remember the trolls from the movie? they have these really cute trolls. is it tastes kind

of like a side turn. we get to the trolls, but they're really cute. okay. they are. they're also everybody. they talk to you . it's adorable. okay. i'm sorry that i came into your shot. >> no, friend, you come through anytime. it's a disney story. you come through like you come through anytime. you anybody needs a plan when they're going, you come through. thank you. >> so i'm just really trying to be helpful. this is your lane, and you never know when bob is watching. so i'm also trying to save our jobs. a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand at any of these places. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon, fire, tv and roku. download the app now. you can start streaming as we head to break a live look outside at 655. >>

regulatory scrutiny. on october 2nd, an accident ended with one of cruise's self driving robotaxis dragging a pedestrian. >> number two, overnight, microsoft announced ousted openai ceo sam altman is joining microsoft to lead a new advanced ai research team. altman was fired from the san francisco based company on friday after the board said it lost confidence in him. >> number three, elon musk is planning to file a lawsuit today as more advertiser hours are pulling away from the company formerly known as twitter. companies are pulling ads after musk agreed with a post echoing an antisemitic conspiracy theory . that theory falsely claims jews are organizing immigrants to replace the white race. >> number four, defense secretary lloyd austin arrived in kyiv overnight on an unannounced visit. the defense department says we'll be having high level talks with ukrainian leadership. he'll meet with the country's president today. >> number five, we do have a breezy morning in our hills. a wind advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. for the north bay

mountains, the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. we are seeing winds gusting 20 to 40mph. after 9 a.m. they are going to calm down. it's going to lead to a bright day and a nice afternoon. a live look from our east bay hills camera. we are totally clear out there. we'll find sunny skies, calmer winds later today, afternoon highs pretty close to their typical averages. this time of the year. we'll go into the 60s with a few pockets of 70s by about 4 p.m. >> number six, bringing you a live picture from one of our busiest spots this morning. it's going to be the richmond-san rafael bridge where we are in week seven of the sigalert with three westbound lanes blocked. number seven, starting today, you can buy a k-tag at wendy's that will get you a free junior frosty with any purchase ice every day through the end of 2024. >> so the tag costs $3 and the money will go to the dave thomas foundation for adoption. the charity finds permanent homes for children in foster care.

>> i love it. frosty. >> i have some shout outs, friend. shout out to ray and zachary. shout out to shannon gilbert page for your good seasonings dms. they have been received. thank you so much. shout out to vegan hood chefs. i see you too. it works. thanks for watching. yes i love it. for watching. yes i love it. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, ten's hostage negotiations underway as hundreds flee the hospital under siege in gaza. the israeli military releases video they claim shows hamas militants bringing two hostages inside al-shifa hospital, and drones which they say shows a tunnel 30 feet underground, as premature infants are brought

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