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the life and legacy of the former first lady. plus it's day of giving. >> abc seven and our parent company, disney, highlighting organizations that need your help this holiday season on. >> good morning to you on this tuesday, november 28th. yeah let's get a check of your weather. >> i know we're going to talk about day of giving, but first, let's get started. it's a little chilly out there today, drew. >> it's very chilly this morning. we have frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect until 9 a.m. a lot of our cities waking up to temperatures starting out in the 30s. so you've had a couple of mornings the past couple of days where we have started out on the cold side, and that's how we're beginning our tuesday temperatures right now. you can see we're down to the freezing mark in a couple of spots, if not subfreezing, like ukiah coming in at 29 degrees, about 32 in san ramon. and santa rosa. look at palo alto. good morning. you're coming in at 33 degrees. so certainly you do want to bundle up as you step out the door outside this morning, a live look from our rooftop camera. it is quiet. we expect a quiet day, but showers return later on tonight with a level one storm on the abc's seven

storm impact scale. we'll detail those showers coming up in about six minutes. let's check in with jobina into your traffic storm. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we are going to zoom in to san jose right now because we're following a multi-car crash causing a bit of a slowdown on northbound 87 and the transition to 280. you can see the speeds on 87 are around 15mph. so a heads up to you there at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup has definite mostly filled in through the maze. now, metering lights came on at 533. reggie and gloria, thanks, jobina a frightening experience for a truck driver in oakland after a possible stray bullet crashed through his windshield. >> coming just inches from hitting him this happened as he was driving along interstate 880 near high street yesterday. this was in the morning. no one was hurt thankfully. abc7 news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom with what the driver's company is saying about this ordeal. it's a story you'll only see here on seven. >> lena reggie gee, the president of the united bridge trucking company in oakland says that the driver was going north on interstate 880, right around

930 yesterday morning when this all happened. take a look. this is the aftermath. the driver window of his truck shattered, although no bullets were recovered and only one window was struck. he said it was as if someone was trying to kill his driver. >> maybe only 50, 50 miles like that. and then then that you don't know what happened. the window is broken. and then the noise and the noise. and then the windows is broken. >> he got very lucky because just a split second, he could have been killed. so it was a very close call. >> chp tells us so far they have not received any reports regarding this incident or the owner of the trucking company says he did try to reach out to authorities but had some issues in doing so. possibly a language barrier, although the oakland chinatown foundation tells us that many in oakland often hesitate to report crimes like this out of both safety concerns

and fears that they could lose their insurance. live in the newsroom. lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you so much. new developments in the war between israel and hamas after the announcement that a ceasefire has been extended through tomorrow. overnight, israel announced that it has identified 50 palestinian prisoners that it's willing to trade for more hostages held by hamas since the cease fire began. dozens of the approximately 200 hostages held in gaza have been released this morning, the biden administration told israel that when the cease fire ends, it must tailor any ground campaign to avoid further significant displacement of civilians. >> elon musk says he wants to help rebuild gaza after the war is over. he met with israeli leaders during a visit to the country yesterday. a popular israeli newspaper called the visit a pr stunt accusing musk of attempting to calm backlash over his endorsement of an anti-semitic conspiracy theory post on x. critics accuse musk of turning x into a cesspool of

hate, especially since the october 7th hamas attack. >> you have a huge role to play, and i think we need to fight it together because under the platforms which you lead, unfortunately, there's a harboring of a lot of old hate, which is jew hate, which is anti-semitism. >> we have to do whatever we whatever is necessary to stop the i mean, essentially these these these people have been fed propaganda since they were children. >> musk says the claims that he is anti-semitic, quote, could not be further from the truth. >> today, the country will pay their final respects to former first lady rosalynn carter. a memorial service is set to be held in atlanta and jobina. the guest list for the service is quite extensive. it includes some of the country's most recognizable people. >> yes, gloria, president biden is scheduled to attend along with every living former first lady and, of course, former first lady dr. jill biden.

former president carter, though, is said to be attending the service. and this is despite him being 99 years old and in hospice care himself. family members say he had a new suit made for today because he has lost a lot of weight and didn't have a suit that fit ahead of today's memorial, rosalynn carter will is being remembered for having lived a life of faith and service. she would tell people she felt her purpose was to help create out a more caring society. >> rosalynn carter had a determination to make a difference with her life and with the opportunities that she had to use. the influence that came with those opportunities. >> mrs. carter was 96 years old when she died last week. during the memorial, the atlanta symphony orchestra will play her favorite songs and country singers garth brooks and trisha yearwood are scheduled to perform as well. reggie, thanks. >> jobina contra costa public health says it will be testing air quality in the richmond area after flaring at the chevron

refinery. the flaring began yesterday afternoon after officials say there was a power outage at the refinery. a community warning system level one was issued because of the visibility of the smoke. that does not require any action by people nearby. chevron says intermittent flaring is a possibility as they adjust their operation. >> coming up, tackling the homelessness crisis. governor newsom announcing new funding to help unhoused residents throughout the state. celebra rating. >> the contributions of george moscone and harvey milk. the vigil held for the two san francisco leaders, 45 years since their assassination, 607. >> this morning, we expect a dry day today, but tonight and into wednesday, showers are back in the forecast with a level one light system on the abc seven storm impact scale. we'll go hour by hour on future weather show you the showers right

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near us. it's going to slide down the coast late tonight into tomorrow. brush us with some light showers. really just beneficial rainfall. we're not expecting big impacts with this system. let's look at future weather during the day today. we're dry. we expect a lot of sunshine to start. we'll see some clouds begin to filter in from time to time. this afternoon. it's after the sun goes down and late tonight, you can see this is late tonight, early tomorrow morning, 1 a.m. on your wednesday. some light scattered showers and those light scattered showers will likely continue for part of the morning commute tomorrow. so today we'll have a sunny day, dry skies during the daylight hours. then, gloria, those showers do return tonight with that level one storm system. >> all right. thank you, drew. well, a standoff with state

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very severe. the city could lose state funding for things like housing projects and transportation projects. it will it could lose its land use authority. >> while the deadline was yesterday day, the state law allows another 30 days to comply so the city still could get it done. governor gavin newsom announced new funding to aggressive tackle the homeless crisis. the encampment resolution funding program will help provide shelter and housing for more than 13,000 people experiencing homelessness across the state. it is a $50 million contribution that will be dispersed across cities and counties in california. homeless advocates say this is the urf's third round of funding. newsom also says there will be additional assistance coming later for more individuals in need of housing. >> is the remaining 299 million, let's call it $300 million grant to support at least 10,000 more people getting back on their feet. the project will help

restore former encampment sites to their original state in a first of its kind study on homelessness. >> an alarming new statistic is being revealed about the state's unhoused population. they are three and a half times more likely to die unnecessarily early compared to someone who is housed. that's according to the national bureau of economic research. it studied data on 140,000 unhoused people from 2010 through 2022. researchers found a 40 year old person experiencing homelessness has a similar risk of death as a 60 year old person with housing. if you live or work in san francisco, then you already know . homelessness is one of the city's chronic issues. abc7 news is committed to finding solutions to help build a better bay area. next week abc7 hosts take action. san francisco. one hour of direct questions with mayor london breed police chief william scott and da brooke jenkins about the city's prolonged problems and potential solutions. guns along with homelessness. we'll ask the city

leaders about crime, the drug crisis and the economic recovery of san francisco, specifically downtown. all this week abc7 news will be looking at the issues impacting san francisco tonight on abc7 news at 11. we take on the drug crisis in parts of the city. our in-depth coverage culminates with take action. san francisco where we talk with again the mayor, police chief and da. that's december 4th. it streams live at 7 p.m. i will be one of your hosts there if you have questions you would like to ask, scan the qr code on your screen. you can submit those questions or go to abc7 news.com/take action sf. >> today is day of giving and all day long here at abc7 we are highlighting local organizations that are helping build a better bay area and all of them could use your help. jobina is here with more on a nonprofit that's close to her heart that helps local youth prepare for their future. giovanna tell us all about it. >> yes, gloria so on this giving

tuesday, i'd like to introduce you all to junior achievement of northern california. i volunteered with them for a year, and i'm also a board member. jay focuses on teaching young people about entrepreneurship, career readiness and financial literacy . so here's a little bit more about them. so it used to be k to 12. >> that was the sweet spot for junior achievement, but as we really look at the jobs and careers and jobs of the future, there's so much that you can do with 16 to 25 year olds. >> that's something somewhat new for j a focus on older students. covid 19 deeply impact that age group missing out on field trips, internships so many experiences that helped them form who they might want to be in the future. j offers free curriculum to teachers and parents, expose to students to life outside of the classroom through visits with corporate partners and volunteers like myself come to them at school. we have the resources to help them. >> there's so much tech, there's so much innovation and students

really want to know what the jobs of the future are going to look like. >> and so junior achievement is well positioned to shine a light on what skills are necessary to be able to be competitive in the workforce and we do a lot with these companies that are looking for their future workforce. and so knowing that we have the youth, the pipeline we serve, underrepresented youth, under-resourced youth students, that really wouldn't necessarily think about the trajectory of their lives when they're in 16 years old. they're just trying to make it through the day. that's where we stand out. >> and if you're not able to give financially this year, you can give with your time all of these organizations that we are featuring throughout the day are looking for more volunteers, too. so we are going to get into that with my friends here. and, you know, talk about what's the one that you love. you've worked with a lot of them. >> i do. san francisco community

health foundation. >> we've been to their event multiple times now, and that's always wonderful. and they do a lot of good work in the tenderloin and san francisco aids foundation is another one that does a lot of work in the city. so those are the ones i've been involved with recently. >> and there are so many wonderful organizations out here, as you all know. one organization that i think is really great is alejo's, which is in halfmoon bay. and they really help the farmworker community. there >> you've done stories on them, done a lot of stories with them. >> and i just think they really do so much for the farmworker community. so i really would love to kind of highlight them today. yeah mind you can't miss if you're on market street that nice purple building on 1800 market street, the sf, lgbt center, they really help, especially young queer people. >> well, if they need a safe space, help them get a job. find a life here in our beautiful city. i think that's really important when people are really struggling at an age when maybe they don't have the most resources they potentially do need. so love, it seemed all of those options. >> and we have more on abc7 news.com right on the front page of our website and our company

matches. >> yeah. you know a lot of your companies do too. so don't forget about that. >> if they offer it, did they lose their money. >> match it. yeah. you know we've been emphasizing that today is a good day to give because it is a day that a lot of companies are matching. >> so maybe tomorrow they might not. but today you might get your donation match. get on, get on it. >> let's go outside this morning. here's santa cruz. it's a nice quiet start to the day, but it is chilly. if you could feel this picture, you'd feel that frost out there in spots. we are beginning with temperatures. well into the 30s. a couple of spots in the 20s. right now we're at 35 in napa, 32 in san ramon, 33. palo alto. good morning, concord. you're at 34 degrees. quite chilly in oakland and even san francisco. we're dipping into the 40s to begin our day. we do have a coastal flood advisory tree. this starting at 9 a.m. through 2 p.m. today. we're getting to that time of the year when we have our highest high tides because of the way the moon rotates, we have the stronger gravitational pull on our ocean. so we have minor coastal flooding during peaks of high tide that's around 11 a.m. this morning. if you're away from the

water, this is not an issue for you, but close to the water, we could have some minor flooding. here's a live look outside from our rooftop camera at kgo. you can see the ferry building lit up for the holiday season. we have mainly clear skies out there. it's a dry day, but on the day planner late tonight, after the sun goes down after 7 p.m, we'll probably have some light showers moving through. it's a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. the showers will linger into the morning tomorrow, but you really notice that the rainfall estimates at this is very light. this is very beneficial rain and we're not expecting any big impacts as this system kind of brushes behind for a lot of us, we'll end up with less than a quarter of an inch of rain. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. the next seven days for you. frosty start today with bright skies leading to rain. late tonight, lingering into wednesday morning. another chance of some light showers on thursday before a brighter but below average for the weekend jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going to zoom into sunnyvale right now where we are following a new crash that has mostly moved off to the shoulder. but you're still facing delays in the area. the crash itself

northbound 101 past lawrence expressway. the speeds there around 29mph. bart is letting people know about this early because it will impact you this weekend if you rely on trains passing through daly city and glen park. they're going to be working on tree removal and upgrades in that area. so you can expect about 20 to 30 minute delays there. and free busses will shuttle you in between those two stops at the san mateo bridge. everything is nice and clear. no problems to report there. and same thing goes in oakland showing you our 8-80 at the coliseum camera. >> reggie, thanks for being on. good morning america. >> coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> morning, reggie and gloria. it's great to be with both of you this morning. so right here on gma, our team is on the scene in israel as we all closely follow the emotional return as hostages and prisoners are freed. the temporary truce extended. >> plus, an alert from law enforcement about a new iphone feature that could accidentally expose your personal information. it's called namedrop. we're going to tell

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understand your struggles. and most of them don't have a clue. harvey really did. >> and that was cleve jones, one of harvey's good friends and a fellow activist. you can learn more about one of the most impactful incidents in san francisco history in the abc7 original documentary murder at city hall, the killing of mayor george moscone and supervisor supervisor harvey milk. it tells the story of what happened like never before, using archival news film not seen in more than four decades. you can stream it on demand right now at abc7 news.com and the abc7 bay area streaming tv app and i know i saw some of you last night who watch us and i appreciate you being there with the community. we know the bay area is home to some great restaurants and four of them now have bragging rights after making open table's top 100 in the country. two are in san francisco. they are. get ready for this, y'all. house of prime rib and cakery. right down the street from us. it is

delicious. the other two are restaurant at auberge du soleil in rutherford, which is in napa county, and. and i don't know this one. do you all know this? i don't know this one anymore. nemo and sonoma. >> where? >> oh, okay. we need to look up. >> not my region. >> open table made the list by looking at ratings. percentage of reservation made at advance and five star reviews. congrats next to 630 new i app the technology that silences the sounds of you crunching chips while on a call. okay battle on the streets of san francisco. the ban on street vendors, even legal vendors now in effect for at least 90 days in the mission district. as we head to break, a live look outside. it's 627 and it is gorgeous this morning. we'll be right back. hi, this ingrid here from the alameda county community food bank. >> wishing you all a happy giving tuesday. i'm here with my

friends and the volunteer crew and we have a very special surprise today. we want to tell you about. >> we have a $15,000 check from disney. 30,000 meals in our county, which 1 in 4 people are struggling with some form of food insecurity. thank you. disney and abc7 because we're going to do some great things in our community with this money. thank you. woo.

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store and detection dogs featured in tsa's annual canine calendar. >> look at some of the hardworking pups to help keep the country's transportation system secure. good morning to you. >> it is tuesday, november 28th, a day of giving shiraz and we are giving whether we are giving news, we're giving traffic. >> yeah, we're giving frosty out there. we're giving jackets and scarves if you need them because it is a cold start out there. our frost and freeze advisories are in effect until 9 a.m. this morning in our valleys. that some of our coldest areas right now. you can see temperatures as you flip it on over on our map. most of us beginning our morning well into the 30s. so we're at 33 in santa rosa, in palo alto, freezing in san ramon, 39. that current temperature in fairfield . we're in the 40s from san jose, oakland to the city. here is a live look outside our exploratorium camera showing you it is clear, but it is brisk out there. we'll have bright skies throughout the day. but then late tonight, showers return to the forecast with a level one light storm. we'll take a closer look at those details of our

next rain maker coming up in about nine minutes. let's see how we're doing with the roads with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, jared. thank you. hi, everyone. we are starting with the live camera from the san mateo bridge. and you can see the traffic is hardly moving right now in the westbound direction. lots of brake lights. we've been checking in with the chp. no word yet on what's happening at the bridge. it looks like it could potentially be a stall at the very least. maybe a small crash. so we'll continue to watch that one for you as you approach the richmond-san rafael bridge in the westbound direction due to this ongoing sig alert, your backup is about 2.2 miles long right now. and then we will end with our drive times. tracy to dublin is slow. around 53 minutes. reggie thanks, jobina. >> five people are recovering after a car crashed into a 7-eleven. this happened yesterday, just after 6:30 p.m. at diablo avenue and center road in novato. novato. police say four people were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. the driver of the red sedan was also hurt. it's unclear the extent of their injuries or if they were arrested. and officials say alcohol or drugs do not appear

to be a factor. so the cause of this crash is still under investigation. building inspectors redtagged the 7-eleven. >> scary moments for a truck driver when his window shattered while he was driving on an east bay freeway. and he believes it was a stray bullet. this happened yesterday morning while the man was driving on i-880 near high street in oakland. and we're hearing from the leader of the oakland chinatown foundation who says this is an example of how hard it is getting to do business in the east bay. abc7 news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom with a story you'll see only on abc7 news. good morning, lena. >> good morning, gloria. although the owner of the trucking company says that he did try to reach out to authorities, the oakland chinatown foundation says that many in oakland often hesitate to report crimes like this at all. often over safety concerns and fears that they could lose their insurance. here's a look at the damage to the driver's side window of a semi truck.

president of the united bridge trucking company in oakland says his driver was in this semi going northbound on 8-80 just past high street before 29th avenue at around 930 yesterday morning. that's when his driver believes a stray bullet came within inches of hitting him and shattered his window. >> the driver was pretty shaken up at this point. okay. so he doesn't even i guess he doesn't even know what might have happened or he was being followed or not. nowadays a business, you know, doing business throughout the bay area, especially in oakland. many insurance are actually canceling many business insurance policies or they will be raising it up. so high. so people are so frustrated. >> chp tells us so far they have not received any reports regarding this incident. fortunately in this case, no one was hurt. but there are still many unanswered questions here as to if this bullet hit, hit this window, if it really was a

bullet, and where it actually came from. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> that is really scary stuff. lena, thank you. the holiday shopping season is now in full swing. early numbers already indicate that it's been a cyber monday for the record books. according to adobe analytics, americans spent about $12 billion shopping online yesterday. i'm i'm one of them. that number is expected to total more than 37 billion over what we now know as cyber week still need a better name for it. but anyway, those are the days between thanksgiving and yesterday. that's 5.4% higher than what we spent last year. all that online shopping means a lot of doorstep deliveries. and police want to let you know that you need to take some proper precautions is to secure your home deliveries. san mateo county supervisor david canibus says he's hopeful that $267 million in grants will help local police combat porch pirates. >> if you commit retail theft or if you commit a porch piracy,

these are serious, serious and personal offenses that should be taken seriously. and so in the spirit of the holidays, our intent is toe people aware. and most importantly, most importantly, make sure that people aren't victims. >> and i hate to even give this recommendation because it's such a pain, but they say you could use a self service storage locker when possible. also, some companies will. if it's amazon, you can send it to other places like the grocery store. you can also request a signature to receive the packages or have them delivered to your workplace. if they allow that. >> good suggestions is a 90 day ban on street vending in san francisco's mission district has been in place for just over a day now. abc7 news was out along mission street after the ban started yesterday way as san francisco police officers began enforcement vendors, including those with permits, will not be allowed on a big stretch of mission street during the ban

and that has left many upset. >> but we comply with the city. the city asked me to do my everything right and we did it. and now the police give me the same punishment from other people, from other vendors, for illegal vendors, while the ban does impact illegal vendors, supervisor hillary ronen says it was necessary to deal with illegal activity, including threats and violence toward city workers trying to enforce the law. >> the problem is there's another element that has taken over the streets of the mission that that are stealing and selling stolen goods. >> and yes, we you are a victim of that. it is true. i'm not going to lie to you to help legal vendors. >> the city has set up two sites that they can use. there's an indoor location with 48 spots. and there's also an outdoor location with nine spots. officials say that vendors may

also qualify for $1,000 stipend. it would force them to register for a course on how to run their business. >> new at six san francisco is reportedly one step closer to getting automatic license plate readers. according to the examiner, the board of supervisors rules committee has recommended the full board approve a proposal by mayor london breed that would speed up installation of these readers. under the proposal, cameras will be installed at 100 intersections across the city. the san francisco police department hopes it will deter property crime and make it easier to track down people who commit crimes. the proposal now goes to the full board sept whitley. the board must also vote to accept state funding to purchase and deploy these new plate readers. >> is a russian court extended the detention of wall street journal reporter evan gershkovitch overnight it and gershkovitch has been held in a russian jail since march when he was arrested on espionage charges. he has denied the

allegations and the biden administration has said that the charges are totally false. >> this morning, the man accused of shooting three palestinian students in burlington, vermont, is being held without bail on three counts of attempted murder. the case is being investigated as a possible hate crime. police say the 20 year old students were shot outside the home of a relative while speaking arabic saturday night. the suspect allegedly approached the young men and shot them without saying a word. >> three young men have been the victims of an unprovoked and terrible crime and that their lives have been changed forever. >> two of the victims are expected to recover, while one is expected to be paralyzed with a bullet lodged in his spine. this morning, abc news has learned that talks are underway right now among israeli officials to extend a cease fire with hamas beyond tomorrow. >> it comes as the director of the cia arrived in qatar overnight to help with the negotiations and jobina a major goal for israel is to get hamas

to release more hostages. right, gloria? >> more hostages were released by hamas yesterday in exchange for palestinian prisoners held in israel. the hope is that even more people could be released in the coming days. abc news is reporting israel is discussing extending the cease fire further. as long as hamas can free at least ten israeli hostages per day. the biden administration is praising the latest extension announced yesterday. leaders from egypt, israel and qatar brokered the deal. however, officials say the latest agreement comes with some risk that any pause in the fighting could benefit your enemy. >> in terms of time to refit, to rest your fighters, to rearm them, reequip them. >> the white house says up to nine americans are still held captive. it's unclear if they will be released in the next few days. four year old abigail adan was the first and only american released during the initial cease fire. more than 200 trucks

carrying aid have been able to cross from egypt into gaza. president biden says the us plans to send more aid into gaza and continue working to free all hamas held hostages. gloria jobina, thank you so much. >> the oakland city council adopted a resolution last night calling for a permanent cease fire between israel and hamas. ahead of the vote, dozens of people demonstrated outside city hall. one group is in support of passing the resolution without change. >> some of the organizations representing israel and the zionist community want us to believe and want america to believe that all jews support israel and that is simply not true. we are jews who believe that israel is the problem and we want to support the palestinian people. >> but another group is calling for amendments to the resolution to specifically call out atrocities committed by hamas. among other things. those amendments were introduced but

ultimately rejected by the council. >> we believe that we have to return all of the hostages who are underground in tunnels back to their families as a part of a cease fire. and unfortunately, the authors of this resolution have failed to acknowledge the importance of reuniting israelis with their families. >> now that the resolution is passed, it will be sent to governor newsom, president biden and other local and state leaders urging them to join the calls for a ceasefire. >> panic on a plane. a man jumps out of the emergency exit onto the tarmac and into a service truck. the scary scene unfolding just before takeoff and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> tracking chinook salmon in the south bay. the encouraging signs local biologists are reporting. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we are live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. this morning. we have the golden girls from golden girls live in studio and

it is it is quite the interview you drew. you missed that yesterday. >> they they were here. i'm sad i go every year. i love that show. i cannot wait to see that story coming up at 7 a.m. on our streaming app. temperatures right now, we're looking at some of our coldest locations. certainly the 680 corridor is one of our coldest areas this morning. a lot of areas at or below freezing right now. frost advisories are in effect for this area. also the north bay valleys. it's just a cold start out there. so a couple of layers in that heavy jacket certainly needed as you go outside this morning. temperatures today will go to the low and mid 60s. that is a bit below average for this time of the year. but we do expect a lot of sunshine today. tonight, though, showers return to the forecast likely after 7 or 8 p.m. tonight. here's the reason why. live doppler seven along with satellite. you see this swirl, this low pressure in our atmosphere. it's going to skirt by us along the coast, brush us with some light showers late tonight into wednesday morning on the abc. seven storm

impacts scale. it is a level one light storm late tonight into wednesday with showers light to moderate in their intensity. and the biggest impact will be some slick roadways, especially tomorrow morning. we'll go hour by hour on future weather show you this rainfall, how much you could expect, where you live coming up in about nine

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unapologetically wholesome. getting ready to take off and jumped onto the tarmac. and you can see ground crews caught up to the man taking him down outside of a truck. the flight was preparing to depart for atlanta sunday when all of this happened. passengers were in a panic after getting told to get off the plane. everyone was overwhelmed. >> the anxiety, the panic, the hysteria, you could feel it.

people ultimately were trampled. people were injured trying to exit the plane. >> and authorities say they believe the man suffered a mental health emergency. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. in the east bay, another racehorse, death at golden gate fields, the california horse racing board says a three year old thoroughbred named promise me paradise died over the weekend. >> this marks the seventh, 18th death at that track. this year. it's the california's 76th racehorse death in 2023. golden gate fields is set to close next year as the owner refocuses on its southern california operations. >> some very encouraging signs this morning about the chinook salmon population here in the bay area. researchers say that they're seeing incredible numbers of this type of salmon this year in san jose and the fish are exceptionally large. the south bay clean creeks coalition has been tracking the salmon in south bay waterways for more than ten years. they have theories about why the population is thriving right now

. >> we suspect reasons such as that they closed the fishing season in past years or that because of global warming, we're starting to see a change in the you know, food sources that are available. >> biologists say another reason for the higher numbers is our crews have worked for years to clear more than 1 million pounds of trash from local waterways. it is day of giving and a fundraiser is being launched to provide some relief for hundreds of unhoused students. >> this holiday season. there are 900. east side union high school students and families who are unhoused in 2020. that number was just 300, which is still, of course, way too many for a day of giving the district and the east side education foundation are launching a fundraiser. it's a supplement. the district's mckinney vento program. that's a federal program created to protect and support enrollment and education of students who are homeless. >> we've educated our staff on what what to hear, what to listen for. right? a student may not come up and say, i'm

homeless, but they may say, oh, i've had a i've been sleeping on my friend's couch for the last week or i don't have a right to school. you know, my dad just lost his job. >> and this is all in san jose. i don't think i mentioned that in years past. school district officials say they've raised around $30,000 in order to provide $100 gift cards per student. this year, they'll need to raise $90,000 just to do the same thing. >> while california attorney general rob bonta is encouraging people to donate on this day of giving, he's also offering tips on how to avoid scams. give to organizations that you trust. >> always do your research before you're donating. review a charity's website and annual financial reports. bonta encourages you to learn what percent of the charity's funds actually go toward their mission, rather than to administrative costs. >> also, be cautious of lookalike and fake websites and emails if you're asked for detailed personal information like your social security number

or your bank account number, it is likely a scam. so be careful when making electronic donations like those via text, qr codes and also portable credit card readers. also check the charity's registration status on the department of justice's registry and to make donating easy, we have all the information that you need on our website. if you'd like to help any organizations that will be profiling on abc7 news today. it's important to do it today because many nonprofits are doing matching pledges on this day of giving. so just go to abc seven news.com slash take action now it's your morning money report. >> amazon has surpassed both ups and fedex in residential deliveries. amazing. that's according to the wall street journal. amazon has already delivered 4.8 billion packages in the us and they believe that number will go up another billion after we account for the holidays. there's a key difference between the delivery companies. amazon brings the package all the way to your

door. the other companies hand it off to the post office, usps is still the biggest parcel service by volume. hayward based prefab housing manufacturer vive is on the verge of shutting down and closing for good. the chronicle reports the company was unable to secure funding to expand operations as the operations will supposedly continue as it looks for a buyer for all of its assets. this comes as vive laid off about 100 employees in november or last november. the property tech startup was once valued at $1 billion, and gamers listen up. >> doritos says you can now snack on their crunchy chips without annoying your friends on the other end of the mic. so it's come up with a new tool and it uses artificial intelligence to silence the sound of chewing on voice calls. doritos says it's crunch cancellation software is currently only available on pcs. the brand's

chief marketing officer spoke to the washington post saying that crunch is one of the most distracting features that could really throw someone off their game. so now you'll be able to chat as normal, but no one will hear you eating. i'm not a gamer, so i didn't even know this was a thing. the crunching sound. >> i mean, this is a that's a wait. >> what's today reading play, giving, going to play press release. >> wanted to be on the news today. >> yeah. >> it's getting our attention. it's working. >> it's getting working. right. it's giving people right into the trap. like what an interesting use of ai to single out a specific noise and be like, nope, don't want to hear it. >> i want an interesting job someone had. >> i would love that job. keep chewing, keep chewing. we need more chewing. chew louder, chew and do you chew or do you just sing? so i thought that you had a i mean, i have a i have a

switch switch, but i don't have i'm not like a full on could you imagine imagine. yeah. arguing with nine year olds noobs you're not arguing with nine year olds. just to be clear. no, no, no, no, no, no. but that's what you can get into some heated conversations when you're on a team playing game, when you're in a what? a team playing. >> oh, team playing game. yeah. okay got it. >> excuse me. >> i'm just an unplayable character, not unplayable. >> yeah, they go non-playable. you're just walking into walls. it's fine. here's a live look outside from our santa cruz camera with that sun getting up here. it is just a cold start. that's the highlight this morning, is that we have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect until about 9 a.m. this morning with our coldest area certainly starting out in the 30s. a coastal flood advisory is up starting at 9 a.m. at times of high tide right around 11 a.m. we could see some minor coastal flooding close to the waters. for most of us away from the waters, it's not an

issue. here's future weather. we'll have a bright sky today. later on this evening, clouds build back in. and as that system starts to brush us along the coast, we'll have some light showers overnight tonight. i would certainly anticipate for some slick roadways for the wednesday morning commute. but this does not linger all that long. by about lunchtime, any of these scattered showers are out of here. rainfall totals are beneficial, very low. we're talking about most areas picking up less than about a third of an inch of rain as this system moves through. but do anticipate a little bit of a slower than normal commute tomorrow morning as this shower activity winds down today. it's a sunny day. those showers return tonight. temperatures in the 60s overnight tonight, we'll track those showers, not as chilly tonight with the additional cloud cover. we'll stay in the 40s and in the 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showers late tonight to tomorrow morning. another chance on thursday before we turn brighter but keep those temperatures below average into the upcoming weekend. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. just a quick traffic update for you all and for folks that rely on the antioch bridge, we do have a

crash at the mid-span in the southbound direction. so heads up to you. but it is in the process of clearing because you can see those speeds have moved up at the bay bridge. we have some news. if you're traveling in the eastbound direction, we have three lanes blocked at the moment due to a crash that's going to be near treasure island. and then if you're traveling in the westbound direction, metering lights came on at 533, very different story, though, in the south bay. live look showing you san jose and to 80 where we are in just pretty much empty. >> reggie all right. i don't know where everybody is, but i hope they're having a good morning. the tsa is having a little fun for the new year. they're releasing a new calendar of their cutest working canines. there are more than 1000 explosive detection dogs featured the covergirl is dina. she's the winner of the 2023 cutest canine contest at the three year old german short haired pointer works at harry reid international airport. that's in vegas. the calendars already available for download on the agency's website. >> dina is a cutie. >> i like her. yeah >> what a cute idea.

>> do not pet. >> i know she's working. yes, she has been training. you do not want a pet. well, coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> we're going to take a break. but first, a live look outside at this beautiful sunrise. it is

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to know this morning. number one, a truck driver in oakland believes a stray bullet is to blame for what you see right here. he says that it came within inches of hitting him as he drove along. 880 pictures show the shattered window of a semi truck. the driver is okay. chp says they have not yet received a report of what happened. >> number two, israel and hamas have agreed to extend their ceasefire through tomorrow. the move will allow more hostages to be freed and more aid to flow into gaza. number three, this morning, the country will honor former first lady rosalynn carter, who died last week. >> a memorial service will be held in atlanta. abc news will have live coverage at 10 a.m.

when the service begins. you can watch live right here on abc seven and wherever you stream. >> number four today is travel tuesday, which is considered one of the best days to get hotel and airline deals. some companies offering discounts up to 60. number five, it is a frosty morning out there this morning. >> we have frosted advisories and freeze warnings up until 9 a.m. for the next couple of hours. so we start out with temperatures a lot of us in the 30s. but it is a bright day out there. later on today, a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you clear but brisk conditions. so we'll have a lot of sunshine, a few clouds coming in throughout the afternoon. showers return late tonight. a level one storm on the abc seven storm impact scale number six, our biggest blocking issue as far as your commute is concerned is going to be at the richmond-san. >> rafael bridge where we are in week eight of this ongoing sigalert. we have three westbound lanes blocked, no wide load vehicles allowed in this area. >> number seven, jennifer lopez is preparing to drop a new album. she says it will focus on

multiple aspects of her life and that includes a track called dear ben part two. this is me now drops in february. i'm curious about the song about ben affleck. wow. >> i mean, i assume it's going to be positive. >> yes. >> is dear ben one upbeat? i don't know. i never even hard to. >> i just learned that that song exists. >> okay. >> you know what is a good song by j.lo? tens >> oh, i do know that song. it's good. it is. and it's giving you runway. >> it's giving you all ways. >> hey, giving me . . . . . . >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. 11 more israeli hostages released. new details on their life in captivity. emotional return. family celebrating this morning. now the hope for more hostages to be freed. the deal extended two days, with more aid flowing into gaza. and more palestinian prisoners to be released. and joining us live this