right now at five oakland mayor shengtao officially recalled the final count and what comes next for the city. >> president elect donald trump wasting no time putting together

his new cabinet. the former rival, now said to be taking the secretary of state role and other top picks ahead of inauguration day. >> preparing for the holiday travel rush. the record breaking number of people expected this thanksgiving, and the new warning about a problem that could cause a big headache for anyone flying this year. >> we do want to take a live look outside here at 5:00. a chilly start across the bay area, but we are drying out today. drew is tracking more rain in the forecast this week. >> good morning and welcome to tuesday, november 12th. >> yeah, we're going to begin with that check of the weather. >> it is cold out there. we got rid of the rain of yesterday. now we have cold air that has settled in this morning. here's live doppler seven. yesterday we were tracking that cold front that brought anywhere from a quarter to half of an inch of rain around the region. now that front is out of here behind it in the wake of it, look how much we have cooled down compared to the 24 hour temperature change. 20 degrees cooler right now compared to this time yesterday. novato ten degrees cooler in hayward 15 degrees cooler in concord.

so you really want those layers this morning? maybe even the scarf to keep you warm over the next couple of hours because temperatures starting out mainly in the 30s and in the 40s. good morning. napa 39. same in saint helena. we're down to 45 in palo alto. chilly for danville, 42. 51. is that current temperature in oakland? future weather showing you we stay pretty chilly over the next several hours. here's. 9 a.m. we're still mainly in the 40s and in the 50s under a mix of sun and clouds. and that's really how the day will shape up. partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon, and temperatures a bit below average for this time of the year. for most of us, we'll settle in the low and mid 60s for daytime highs. let's check in with gloria to see the commute this morning. >> good morning. you know, so far we don't have any mar issues to report this morning. so that's some good news. we have a live look at our golden gate bridge camera. you can see hardly any cars out there this early in the morning, but we also don't have any fog out there today, so it's a pretty clear drive. there on the golden gate bridge. and looking at our

overall map, mostly in the green, of course it is early, but we're getting back to our normal traffic pattern. yesterday was a holiday, so it was really pretty quiet out there. but you see that red from tracy to livermore as you get that slow down during the commute time. so from tracy to dublin, 42 minutes, san rafael to san francisco 16 minutes antioch to concord. we're looking at about 14 minutes right now, so not too bad, guys. gloria. >> thank you. your voice. your vote. it is official. oakland has recalled mayor shengtao. the associated press called the race yesterday. so here's a look at the numbers. with 100% of the votes in yes on the recall measure outpaced no by nearly 2 to 1 margin. mayor tao entered office in january of 2023, and is now the first mayor in oakland's history to be recalled. tao conceded friday. so what comes next? tao has to leave office as soon as election results are certified, and the city council declares a vacancy. that's expected to be december 17th. a special election has to be held within 120 days. until then, city council president

nikki fortunato bass will take over as mayor unless she wins a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors. as of yesterday, she is trailing in that race. >> this morning, president elect donald trump's cabinet for his second term in office is becoming more cle. he's moving quickly to assemble a team which now reportedly includes florida senator marco rubio as secretary of state. >> here's abc news reporter christiane cordero. >> this morning, florida senator marco rubio, the once rival who in 2016 trump dubbed little marco. >> and the first thing he does is launch an attack about some little guy thing because he doesn't have answers, is set to become the president elect's right hand man on foreign policy as secretary of state. >> rubio turned into one of trump's most vocal supporters on the campaign trail because together with donald trump, we are going to make america not just great, but greater than it has ever been before. he has extensive foreign policy experience in the senate on ukraine. rubio has recently been

critical of the u.s. support. he voted against a supplemental funding bill passed earlier this year, urging for negotiations to end the war. other trump appointments florida congressman mike waltz as national security adviser. the first green beret to serve in congress, and former new york congressman lee zeldin set to lead the epa. it comes as former democrat turned trump supporter robert f kennedy jr is reportedly reviewing resumes for top jobs at the department of health and human services and the fda. kennedy, a vaccine skeptic, has indicated he would fire up to 600 employees at the national institutes of health, the agency responsible for keeping the nation safe from deadly diseases. also weighing in on new hires, billionaire elon musk, sources tell abc news. musk has been on at least two phone calls trump has had with foreign leader, and that musk is now offering input on staffing decisions. republicans have already locked in the senate majority, with one race still undecided. control of the house of representatives is still up

for grabs. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> and speaking of elon musk, donald trump's win has been very good for his company, tesla. shares of the electric car maker are up 35% since the november 5th presidential election. shares of the company were at their highest value in two and a half years. yesterday during the campaign, musk contributed at least $119 million to a pro-trump group. >> governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c, this morning to meet with the biden administration, he said, to discuss disaster relief funding and push for federal approval of state climate rules and healthof care updates. newsom is concerned those policies could face opposition under the incoming trump administration. last week, the governor also called for a special session of the state legislature to prepare for president elect trump's second term. >> leaders at the state capitol are raising concerns about new state fuel standas that could drive up prices at the pump. after a marathon ten

hour hearing friday, the california air resources board, or carb, approved stricter clean air requirements that will change the gas wiget. the rules are intended to fight climate change, but are likely to drive up costs. carb's original estimate found gas prices could rise as much as $0.47 next year, though the board has since walked that back. >> we know that in order to be successful in addressing climate change, we must continue to reduce our fossil fuel consumption. >> assembly speaker robert rivas and senate pro tem mike mcguire both raised concerns about the policy yesterday, indicating the legislature will have questions when it comes back in session. the thanksgiving holiday right around the corner and this year, airports could be busier than ever with a record number of people expected to fly over the holiday week. abc seven news reporter lena howland live at sfo this morning. with what you can expect and what you should do to make your trip a little bit smoother. hi lena. >> hey, reggie, good morning to

you. for those hitting the skies around the week of thanksgiving, plan for longer lines at security and the potential of delays and cancellations as airports are packed with larger schedules than usual. now, hopper says 36.5 million seats are scheduled to depart between november 23rd and december 3rd. that's up by nearly 5% compared to last year. united is expecting about 30,000 more people per day than last year. that's why the airline has added nearly 400 additional flights a day to help manage demand. operating nearly 4400 flights in total each day. expedia says the busiest and most expensive days will be the wednesday before thanksgiving and the sunday right after. if you are traveling over thanksgiving week, here's a few important reminders from the experts they tell us book flights earlier in the day, because flights between 5 to 8 a.m. are less likely to be delayed. download the airline app and check your flight status before heading to the airport. add trip

protection. choose direct flights to avoid missing connections because of flight delays and cancellations, and be sure to have flexible travel plans and try to build in a buffer day in case of delays or cancellations. now remember that federal regulations now mandate that airlines issue automatic refunds for flights that are delayed more than three hours. if they're flying domestic, and for international flights that are delayed for more than six hours. also, if your bag is delayed for more than 12 hours, you are also eligible to get a refund for those bag fees. live at sfo lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you and with our focus on the busy holiday travel season, gloria, we know there are concerns as the nation continues to deal with an air traffic controller shortage. >> there are, amanda, the air traffic controller shortage has been going on for quite some time, but officials are warning it could lead to big delays heading into the holiday travel season. and we already saw one example over the weekend. there were major delays in austin, tex.

congressman lloyd doggett says it was because the airport there had only eight air traffic controllers available when they're supposed to be 13 on duty. doggett said that the shortage had led to issues across the country. >> we had a one plane, almost land on top of a packed southwest airlines flight last year. this keeps happening again and again because we don't have the margin of safety we need. there. >> the faa says it was short 3000 air traffic controllers this year. it recently hired 1800, but many are still in training. faa officials say they are modernizing equipment and looking for more tools to help speed up that training process. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. abc seven news has you covered as you head out for your holiday trip. if you don't already have it, download the abc seven bay area app on your phone and be sure to enable alerts. we'll be sure to send out updates on any major travel delays as they happen. plus, you can track the weather

conditions and stay up to date on the latest headlines. no matter where you are. >> positive developments this morning in the work to build a better bay area with a big boost to our water su. our partners at the bay area news group report there's a new deal to expand one of the state's largest reservoirs. water agencies and the federal government will spend nearly $1 billion to raise the dam at san luis reservoir. it's located between gilroy and los banos along highway 152. more than a mile of the highway would have to be rerouted to make room for that growing reser. santa clara county would get the largest share of that new water 5-10. >> this morning. we are looking at our high surf advisory because this will begin at the top of the 6 a.m. hour, lasting until tomorrow morning. we already see that current waves are pretty high between san francisco and point arena 10 to 15ft. so we're looking at some dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. and our northwest facing beaches are most at risk. just be aware of that. here's live doppler seven along with satellite.

after a busy day yesterday with a cold front moving through, we get a bit of a break today. it's going to stay quiet across california, but our next front is already approaching. will widen out the view. you could see this area of low pressure spinning. it is going to be another cold front, but the difference with this track, compared to the one yesterday, is that tomorrow's storm will go more to our north, so it won't be as widespread of rainfall as we saw yesterday in the north, bay has the best chance of seeing the highest rainfall amounts tomorrow. but today it's all about that chilly morning. right now we have temperatures mainly starting out in the 30s and in the 40s. temperatures later on. this afternoon, low and mid 60s, which is a little bit below average for this time of the year, 63 for san jose and oakland, only 64 in walnut creek after that chilly start. so looking at the forecast today, we'll he partly cloudy skies, temperatures a bit below average for the most part. you can see we'll have those numbers in the upper 50s to the lower 60s later on. this afternoon. so looking at the storm impact scale

tomorrow afternoon, it is a level one. another light storm moving through with the best chance of heavy rainfall being in the north bay. breezy to gusty winds at times. so here's future weather tomorrow morning. we have no issues, it's just a mix of sun and clouds, but by the afternoon there you can see that front. 1:00 pm some light to moderate rain developing across the north bay, and look as it progresses to the east. it really doesn't bring much rainfall to the south bay. this may be one of those storms where the south bay is mainly dry, with just the mix of sun and clouds tomorrow, but it's the north bay that gets hit the hardest by this front. rainfall estimates in our north bay cities, probably a quarter to a half of an inch a lot lower. as you head to the south bay. but even another chance of some rain on thursday. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. still ahead on abc seven mornings. trying to boost morale. the bay area based tech company bringing back some small perks after a tough year of layoffs and job cuts. >> parking restrictions aimed at encampments. what city leaders

in one bay area city are considering this week, and the return of klay thompson, the emotional night steph curry is preparing for as his splash brother comes back to chase center for the first time as an opponent, and we are taking a live look outside here at

after the holiday weekend. he faces perjury charges for allegedly lying to a civil grand jury. prosecutors say becker lied about leaking a grand jury report, accusing several council members, including himself, of having an unethical relationship with the 40 niners. last week, the team's former top lobbyist testified he received the report from becker five days before it was legally allowed to be released. he said that gave the team time to develop a response before the accusations became public. if convicted, becker faces up to four years in jail. >> in the north bay, sheriff's deputies arrested a man accused of murder near a historic bar. the sonoma county sheriff's office found a man dead in

petaluma on sunday, not far from ernie's tin bar. the century old bar is along lakeville highway. deputies tracked the suspect to san jose and arrested him yesterday. he's in jail this morning. accused of murder, carjacking and being a felon in possession of a gun and ammunition. >> bay area genetic testing company, 23 andme announced it is cutting 200 employees. that's about 40% of its workforce. the pre-holiday layoffs are part of a bigger cost cutting push at the south san francisco based company 23. andme is also stopping the development of therapeutic programs and may sell them off in september. the entire board of directors resigned suddenly over the ceo's push to take the company private. >> clearly, it's been a tough year of layoffs for the bay area's tech industry. intel. among the companies cutting hundreds of jobs in the bay area weeks later, the company is bringing back a small employee perk. free coffee and tea. that's according to the portland newspaper the oregonian. the paper says it's an attempt to

address low levels of morale at the company. >> happening tonight, city leaders in fremont are set to discuss a plan to restrict parking in the city. part of its shifting approach to the homeless crisis. if passed, the proposal will ban parking rvs in residential areas. it will also require people to move theirlso cars after 72 hours. cities across the bay area have been adopting new restrictions for unhoused people after this summer's supreme court decision gave cities more freedom to conduct sweeps. >> we first told you about this yesterday a little more info on those new types of robotaxi zipping around parts of san francisco. amazon's self-driving car company, zoox, says it's now testing a fleet of these robo taxis in the city. amazon owned zoox recently started testing out these vehicles that sort of look like big toasters on wheels. no shade. they just really do. unlike waymo, you won't find a steering wheel or even foot pedals inside. zoox says these are vehicles purpose built as robo taxis. edward escobar with the alliance for independent workers, says this

could be the future of how we get along around. >> we are ushering in the new age of ai and san francisco is the testing grounds. so this is a springboard for the future of transport. >> so right now it's only for employees and they're going around the soma area. the public will have to wait a little while to take a ride. zoox has also been testing these at their foster city campus. now, i say the public, but leon melendez got in. >> yeah, years ago, david louis also got in and toot, toot it around the campus. oh, wow.it yeah. >> she said it felt like it was like being on a nice bus. >> okay. yeah, a smaller bus. yeah, a smaller bus with no, no one at the helm. >> it can go forward. so the front and the back look exactly the same. so it can go in either direction. it has all wheel drive. okay. so that's also an interesting innovation here would be i get stuck in there with somebody i don't like.

>> and you're just like and you can't get out. >> you're staring at them. >> yeah. yeah. what do i press. like oh this is my stop. oh. this empty? yeah. i have to get out. i have to get out of this. hopefully they've tested them enough. right. so by the time we get on them, they'll be good to go. hopefully. we'll see. this morning you're getting going with some cold temperatures. we see about a 10 to 20 degree drop in our morning lows compared to yesterday. remember yesterday before the rain really settled in here? we had some mild air temperatures yesterday were really starting out in the mid 50s if not the low 60s. now it's a quite a different story. today we have a lot of 40s on the board and even some 30s. good morning, half moon bay. you're down to 46, even colder in palo alto 43. castro valley, chilly this morning at 44. as we widen out the picture to include the north bay, that's where we're finding some of our coldest air this morning santa rosa, saint helena, even fairfield right now starting out in the upper 30s. so unlike yesterday, where you probably just needed a light jacket and the umbrella this

morning, you don't need the umbrella. you do need the layers and the heavy jacket. even the scarf may be your best friend in some of our colder spots later on this afternoon. we do feel pleasant temperatures, though a few degrees below average under a mix of sun and clouds. there's no worry about any rain today. we do get a break between storms 61 the high in the city, 65. in santa rosa, about 63. in oakland, the same in san jose. we'll go to 64. in livermore, only 58 in half moon bay. overnight tonight, a mix of stars and clouds and overnight lows generally will dip into the 40s. let's talk about our next storm. this one will come here tomorrow afternoon. it's still a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. the best chance of finding any significant rainfall is likely in the north bay tomorrow. it's not like yesterday's storm. where area wide we saw steady rainfall. this main track of the storm is to our north. so here's future weather tomorrow morning. it's just a quiet mix of stars and clouds. then in the afternoon, we'll watch this front move into the north bay, and then it quickly

races out of here. tomorrow evening as we head into thursday, there could be some leftover isolated showers. nothing uniform, but we'll still keep it unsettled for thursday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the next seven days. you chilly this morning with a mix of sun and clouds, afternoon showers very likely wednesday with an isolated chance on thursday. the weekend we start out with sunny skies late sunday night. another chance of an isolated shower, guys. >> all right, drew thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the sierra ski season is finally here. sort of the reaction to some early snowfall in

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it's comeback season. has been recalled. the associated press called the race yesterday. tao conceded friday. city council president nikki fortunato bass will take over as mayor number two. >> president elect donald trump is expected to select florida senator marco rubio as his secretary of state. trump has wasted no time moving to assemble his team for his second term in the white house. he's already named at least a half dozen advisers and cabinet members. >> number three graduate student workers at stanford have delayed a strike that was supposed to start today. after making progress in negotiations with

the university. they're now planning to strike tomorrow. >> number four, travel companies expecting record breaking numbers of people flying over thanksgiving. hopper says the busiest day will be december 1st, when millions return home. >> and number five in the accuweather forecast. we have a chilly morning today. lots of sunshine on the horizon later this afternoon. we are dry today, tomorrow and thursday. we do have some showers scattered in nature. a level one on the storm impact scale. >> and number six. we are following a crash in concord. this is a solo crash on northbound 680 at . the two right lanes are blocked and traffic is slow along. southbound 242. >> number seven, lg has unveiled a stretchable display that can expand from 12 to 18in. lg says it could be used in clothing, cars and even safety gear like firefighter uniforms. there's no word when we could see this used in the real world. >> happening tonight warriors gray and splash brother klay

thompson returns to chase center, but this time as an opposing player. thompson is now on the dallas mavericks. the warriors will honor the four time nba champ. tonight, all fans in the stands get a captain klay hat. steph curry says he'sn not ready for what will likely be an emotional night. >> i'm not ready for this man. it's going to be a lot to look i mean look forward to. and i'm excited to see him obviously as a friend. but i'm i'm trying to conserve all of my mental energy for, for tuesday because it's going to be a lot. >> be good to see people that you grinded with obviously. but to me it's just another regular season game in november. obviously there's bigger implications with the nba cup, so that's what's on our mind is in my mind is just to win that. i've been doing this a long time and basketball is basketball. >> okay. he is not one seem more excited than the other. >> whatever. >> just let's play. tip off is at 7 p.m.

>> plenty of spinouts. yesterday in the sierra as drivers dealt with snow, wid and ice. it created major backups along highways and shut down some critical sierra roads for hours. we do want to take a live look there right now. not too many people on the road. this is interstate 80 at kingvale kingvale on the eastbound side. right now, all trucks are required to stop at the brake check area south of kingvale. if you're headed westbound. ski season is just getting started, with mount rose, the only ski resort currently open. but with all of that said, lots of smiles with a fresh snowfall. abc seven news reporter j.r stone shows us this excitement. >> this is what it looked like in the south lake tahoe stateline area early monday night. snow on the ground and slow cruising. it may not be winter for a month and a half, but it certainly feels like it along lake tahoe. >> la nina is traditionally, historically are better than el

nino's. colorado seen a good hit. utah seen a good hit. we're ready for it. >> so you're optimistic? >> absolutely. always optimistic. j.r, you've known me for a long time. >> yes. the stock level for our gnarly friend coupe is high, but he's also well aware of the traffic backups and problems we saw monday. >> i-80, highway 50, state route 88, 207, kingsbury. grade 28 267. all closed today. people got caught off guard. remember, you got to bring that emergency road kit. we're going into winter. your flares, your water, evs. you have to have a full charge when you come over the summit. slow your roll. >> no problems for the reed family, though. recorded these beautiful shots of the snow in south lake. >> we're actually celebrating our anniversary. wedding anniversary? seven years in. my husband. >> congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. so we

woke up this morning. >> it was perfect weather. it started getting windy about 10:00. and then it started snowing right at 12:00. >> and no problems here at california ski company in berkeley. even if the huge growth they saw over the last two years seems to have subsided. and gone back to 2019 levels. and that was a huge growth because people had money and time. would that be accurate? >> yeah, people seem to have more money, more time, and maybe more flexible schedules. i don't know if like people returning to the office more is kind of stopping that or what that trend might be. >> greg winkle says he won't be wasting any time and will be out on the road early tuesday in route to mount rose ski tahoe to get in his first turns of the season. j.r stone, abc seven news. >> all right. >> in our next half hour. a driver slams into a san francisco walgreens. the concerning smash and grab trend

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i right now. at 530. strike postponed. a stanford grad student say they're making progress negotiating with administrators. what they're looking for and when they could hit the picket lines. >> if you park on a california street, there's now a new law. you need to know about. the goal is to save lives. but some drivers say they're in for a major headache. how advocates for the law are responding this morning and a live look at sfo. >> experts say we're in for a record breaking holiday travel season. what you need to know if you're planning to fly this thanksgiving. >> good morning everyone. it is tuesday, november 12th. >> we're going to start with a check on the weather. and it's a little cool andrew. it is. >> it's chilly out there. we have that cold front yesterday that brought widespread rain in the wake of it. you can clearly see we're in store for a pretty chilly morning compared to this time yesterday. the 24 hour temperature change showing you anywhere from about 10 to 20 degrees colder compared to this time

yesterday. so you look at current numbers on the board, and instead of the mid 50s and low 60s like we had yesterday morning, we're mainly in the 30s and in the 40s, so you don't need your rain gear today. we're dry but you do need a lot of layers. the heavy jacket even the scarf. this morning, 39, in santa rosa, down to 38 in fairfield, 42, in vallejo, a chilly 45 in palo alto. good morning. gilroy, waking up to 44 degrees. live doppler seven giving you the active sweep. that cold front is gone. it's a mix of sun and clouds on your tuesday, so here's future weather. it's one of those mornings where we don't warm all that quickly. by 9:00, we're still mainly in the 40s and in the 50s. later on this afternoon, temperatures are a few degrees below average under partly cloudy skies. for the most part, we'll be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s, so a high of 61 in napa and in the city today, only 63 in oakland, 62 in palo alto, about 64 in fairfield. let's check in with gloria, see how those commute times are going. >> good morning. you know, looking more like a normal morning. yesterday it was a

holiday. it was pretty quiet on the roads, but you can see here live on our emeryville camera. the traffic is already starting to build there. west of the east shore freeway, from highway four to san francisco, 40 minutes at this time, and we have a live look at our walnut creek camera. you can see traffic is flowing openly in both directions to and from highway 24, but we do have that minor incident that we told you about. this is in concord on northbound 680 at 242. this is a solo car crash, and the two right lanes are blocked. it's not really causing too many major delays, but traffic ia little slow along southbound. 242 amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. the 2024 holiday travel season is about to get underway, and if you have plans to travel this year, get ready. this is expected to be a record breaking year for people flying over thanksgiving. some airlines are even adding more flights to deal with the extra amount of people. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at sfo. with what you can expect this year and some changes you should know about before you head to the

airport, lena. >> hey, amanda, good morning to you. this thanksgiving is expected to be the busiest on record. and airports are already bracing for a 5% increase in air travel. this year compared to last year, according to hopper. now, the travel app says that 36.5 million seats are scheduled to depart between november 23rd and december 3rd. united is expecting about 30,000 more people per day than last year. that's why the airline has added nearly 400 additional flights per day to help manage demand. operating nearly 4400 flights in total each day. expedia says the busiest and most expensive days will be the wednesday before thanksgiving and the sunday right after, with flights nearly $100 more than the cheapest days. if you run into any disruptions while traveling, it's important to know your rights and your options. so here's what's new this year. airlines are now required to provide 24 over seven customer service via live chat or phone

support. customers are now entitled to automatic refunds for domestic flights that have been delayed more than three hours, and for international flights delayed more than six hours. also, if your bag is delayed more than 12 hours, you are eligible to get your money back on those bag fees. experts also recommend to download the flight app before heading to the airport, and also check your flight status before you go. and if you can, try to build in an extra buffer day in the event of any delays or cancellations. live at sfo lena howland, abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. new developments. grad student workers at stanford have postponed a strike. they planned to start today until tomorrow. according to their union, the university made, quote, sufficient movement in order to continue the bargaining process. these workers grade papers, teach classes and do research. they're asking for higher pay and better benefits and worker protections. stanford released a statement about the strike before it was postponed, and they said, quote, while we

respect the unions right to call for a strike, we are disappointed that they have chosen to do so. considering the progress we have made at the negotiating table and the very competitive contract offer the university has made. >> thousands of university of california health care and research workers are going on strike as well. the two day strike will start november 20th. the announcement comes after claims the uc system failed to negotiate fair labor practices in good faith. union officials say the strike will include pickets and rallies across all uc campuses, including ucsf. uc has not publicly responded to the strike or the allegations. >> alameda county sheriff says she's been informed seven of her jail deputies will face criminal charges in connection with the death of an inmate in 2021. abc seven news has confirmed sheriff yesenia sanchez told deputies on friday. district attorney pamela price called her personally to let her know about the looming charges. the charges stemmed from the death of maurice monk, who was found unresponsive

inside a jail cell three years ago. attorneys for monk say he was left alone by deputies for days suffering from illness, without adequate medication or care. in a memo to deputies, sheriff sanchez said while mistakes were made, they did not rise to the threshold of criminal negligence. a recall measure against price is passing by nearly 2 to 1 margin, with hundreds of thousands of ballots left to be counted. >> crews are cleaning up a wreck at a walgreens in san francisco after a car rammed into it over the weekend. the store's front entrance is very damaged, as you can see there. this was at 25th and potrero. construction workers were called around 3 a.m. sunday to board it up. they tell us it was an unsuccessful attempt at breaking into the atm, and it's part of a concerning trend in the bay area. >> we've done like four different stores. it's all over the area from here to san jose. oakland. yeah, they're doing it all over the place. yeah. same process. they steal somebody's

car, drive right into the door. i've been to a couple of stores where the atm, they try to open it, but they can't. yeah, i don't know how they how secure those things are, but they don't take nothing. >> so this particular store is currently closed, but the pharmacy remains open through the back entrance. >> heads up. if you park on the street in california, a new state law is now in effect. so in san francisco, it means thousands of parking spots are going away. this is because of a new rule that they call daylighting. >> yes. and daylighting refers to the idea that pedestrians and drivers are safer when there are no cars parked close to crosswalks. so parking in san francisco will change to comply with the new statewide daylighting law. starting this week, sfmta is giving warnings to drivers who are parked within 20ft of any crosswalk. the warnings will be given out until the end of the year, and after that, authorities will issue citations. the law was passed to improve safety and visibility at intersections to protect

pedestrians. it applies to all crosswalks, whether they're painted or not. >> this is not just for pedestrians. this is also for the driver. what daylighting does is it gives clear sight lines to the driver, to the person that's standing in the crosswalk. >> and this is where things will get especially confusing. and frustrating. the law does not provide funding for cities to paint curbs or remove parking meters, so in many cases, drivers will be left to figure out if they're in compliance. sfmta says a new rule will mean that there will be a loss of about 14,000 parking spots. that's about 5% of the city's total parking citations for violating the law will start being issued on january 1st, and they start at 40 bucks. so, amanda, reggie, we know a lot of people are very upset about this. yeah. >> and i think it's going to be very confusing, but we'll see. okay. thanks so much, gloria. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead e

in the bay area. >> first, a big change for drivers in the north bay. after months of construction this morning, caltrans is reopening the intersection of highways 116 and 121 as a roundabout.ways 116 caltrans aims to improve traffic flow in that area. officials urge people to drive slowly as everyone adjusts to the new layout. >> today, council members in san jose will be distributing free security cameras to small businesses. 35 business owners in the alum rock village are part of a new program to help deter criminal activity with increased security. the cameras are registered with the san jose police department and will allow officers to access the video. if a crime occurs. camera distribution starts at 9 a.m. >> the ballpark back nine is returning to oracle park today. this is the third year that the baseball stadium will be transformed into one unique nine hole golf course. tee shots will be set up all around the ballpark, including in the giants dugout. this year. officials also want to honor former giant willie mays with his iconic number custom mowed

into the putting greens and those participating will have access to the exclusive gotham clubhouse. >> all right. that is pretty cool. yeah. still to come, extreme weather events are costly, but how much exactly? the trillion dollar losses? yes, trillion around the globe. but first, we're checking the weather with drew. hey there. >> we have a quiet day today after yesterday's rain. but we do have a high surf advisory that's about to begin at 6 a.m. we're already seeing elevated wave heights around bodega bay point arena this morning. 13 to 15 foot breakers right now. so through today and into early tomorrow, we will keep this elevated surf. so it's dangerous for swimming and surfing. the northwest facing beaches are most at risk for the strong rip currents. here's live doppler seven, along with satellite. our cold front now pushing well off to the south and east. that is the system that brought us that rainfall widespread yesterday morning. a brief area of high pressure is in control right now, bringing

us a quiet tuesday. but our next storm system is already getting close to us. this area of low pressure right here and associated front will move through here tomorrow afternoon for another round of some showers, but today it's all about the chilly morning temperatures starting out in the 30s and 40s. the afternoon will feature temperatures just a bit below average. for the most part, we'll settle into the low and mid 60s. 61 in the city, 63 in oakland, 64 in walnut creek, san jose. up to 63 degrees later on this afternoon. look at the forecast today. partly cloudy skies. it's pretty dy the next 24 hours. temperatures starting out chilly will max out again in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. we do bring in the storm impact scale tomorrow afternoon. it is a level one with the best chance of rain in the north bay. we'll time out this next storm hour by hour

that you could see a live look right here. it is getting pretty busy, especially in the middle lanes. but if you do have carpool, you won't have any issues getting through from highway four to san francisco 43 minutes. so the delays are not too bad just yet, guys. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and this morning, wildfires continue to cause major concern across the country. the mountain fire in ventura county is now 42% contained. it's burned more than 20,000 acres and destroyed nearly 200 structures. evacuations are still in place as firefighters work to take out the blaze. on the east coast. increasing fire danger today. red flag warnings stretched from virginia to vermont. in new york, the jennings creek fire has burned 5000 acres. yesterday, it delayed one of the oldest veterans day parades in the nation. and the total loss

cost of damage from climate related extreme weather events globally over the last decade was about $2 trillion. that's according to an estimate by the international chamber of commerce. and it's roughly in line with the economic toll of the 2008 global financial crisis. the report assessed nearly 4000 weather events across six continents from 2014 to 2023. >> emmy award winning talk show host kelly ripa and mark consuelos are soaking up the southern california sunshine this week in the new york city based talk show live with kelly, and mark is taking a vacation from the east coast gloom and spending the week visiting fans in the palm springs area. >> george pennacchio from our sister station in los angeles, spoke with the couple about bringing life to the desert. >> we've been coming to palm springs on and off for ten years, and every time we come, we walk away with a singular thought the friendliest, kindest, most welcoming people on earth live here. >> kelly ripa and mark consuelos

were beyond thrilled to bring their daytime talk show to the southern california desert. their longtime producer, michael gelman shared it was not an easy feat. what the heck did it take to make this all happen? >> a lot of people, a lot of time, a lot of hard work. 2000 people in the audience. months of work and planning and it paid off. >> you normally are with an audience of about 200 people. you have several times that here. is there a difference? >> i think sometimes i get caught up in it. i just kind of want to like kelly said, i want to be like sitting out there. i get it, it's so peaceful and beautiful here. she has to nudge me a little bit. hey, we're on the air. we're on the air. get back, get back to work. >> kelly and mark fans came from across the country to watch these special shows. >> the behind the scenes is just awesome. it takes a village. everyone has a job to do and they're expected to show up and do it. and it's wonderful how people have brought this together. >> we just love them so much. i

remember watching kelly and regis when my mom would watch it in the morning when i was younger, so i've been watching it my whole life. >> seeing something live is just so much fun. i mean, the energy and everything in this place is just amazing. and i love kelly and mark and they love their fans and their spot on morning tv. >> kelly says jimmy kimmel is the perfect talk show bookend. >> we're very much a daytime show. i think so. >> we love we love the. we like to wake people up, you know, like we like to be the first thing people see. and jimmy is the last thing people see. so it's positive in the morning and positive in the evening. >> live with kelly and mark will be broadcasting in the desert through thursday in rancho mirage, california. george pennacchio for abc news, of course, for us live with kelly and mark, airs weekdays at 9 a.m. right here on abc seven. >> have you ever wanted to be the next amy schneider? the oakland jeopardy champ, who won 40 games in a row? well, starting next year, you can see

if you have what it takes at your local bar. jeopardy! has teamed up with bar trivia operator geeks who drink and entertainment tech company timeplay. together, they're launching a jeopardy! bar trivia league. winners of the future tournaments will have the chance to qualify to be a contestant on the actual tv show. >> oh. right on. that's smart. i mean, yeah, logically. >> and if you would like a costume, i know someone who can make it. >> that's right. amanda made halloween costumes where we were the jeopardy! podium. podium. wait. what? i know you weren't here. >> i know i missed it, too. you were here. >> i heard about it, but i missed it. you were the jeopardy! >> podium? yeah. and we signed our names on the screen. it's so funny. >> and then we had spencer. he was alex trebek, and we played. >> yeah. okay, fantastic. >> who won between the two of you? we. >> it was kind of rigged, to be honest. >> okay. i like that. amanda wrote all the questions. you're smart. you're smart. i know. >> well, i was like, can someone help me with these?

>> i don't want to know all the answers. good acting though, right? >> this morning, sutro tower. we have a live look outside. we are dry today. you don't need the umbrella, but don't put it too far back in your closet. more rain is coming our way tomorrow. this morning it's just partly cloudy skies up above. later on today it's a mix of sun and clouds. again, no rain in the forecast the next 24 hours. temperatures though in the wake of our cold front yesterday, we are a bit below average when it comes to our daytime. highs will be in the upper 50s to the mid 60s later on today. overnight tonight, a mix of stars and clouds remaining dry. rain is not in the forecast until tomorrow afternoon, so overnight we'll have overnight lows, mainly in the 40s. let's talk about that next front. tomorrow afternoon it's a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. now, unlike yesterday's system where we had widespread rain, tomorrow storm takes more of a northerly track. so the north bay has the best

chance of seeing steady light to moderate rain. breezy to gusty winds at times. here's future weather tomorrow morning. it is quiet. it's not until the afternoon. here's 130. we begin to see this front even move on shore. and then by 7 p.m, it's already racing off to the east. behind it, though for thursday there is the chance of a couple of isolated showers. but for the most part, we're not finding steady widespread rain on thursday. look at rainfall totals again. pretty light for a lot of the bay area. higher amounts to our north with this next front. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. enjoy the quiet day today. it's chilly this morning. some afternoon showers, mainly in the north bay tomorrow with an isolated chance on thursday and then heading into the start of the weekend. bright sunshine is back guys, thanks to you. >> new at six self. check out the library where you'll soon be able to check out bs without anyone working on site. >> but first, commemorating the cube, the iconic hands on puzzle reaching a new milestone today. a

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news anchor eva pilgrim has the details in today's gma. first look. >> in this morning's gma first look mystery in wisconsin. did this married father of three drown during a kayaking trip or did he fake his own death? >> we were very, very surprised. it was just unbelievable. >> it all started with what seemed to be a normal day at the lake. but ryan bogart never made it home. a missing persons report led to the discovery of his overturned kayak fishing gear and license. but this morning, authorities say that elaborate setup was simply a ruse. ryan plan to convince his wife and children that he had died so that he could start a new life in europe. >> in atlanta, planning that went into it with his family.

it's really disappointing. it's heartbreaking for them to go through with this. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on this unfolding mystery with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> the air national guardsman convicted of leaking secret information from the pentagon to his online friends, is set to be sentenced today. jackson teixeira pleaded guilty in march to six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information. he also agreed to serve between 11 to 16 years in prison. the defense sought the minimum, saying teixeira has autism and adhd. they also argue he did not intend to harm the country, only to educate his online friends about world events. on veteran's day, there was an annual tradition in new york to raise money for a good cause while also having a little laugh. members of the military were on the red carpet last night as everyone arrived for the 18th annual stand up for heroes

charity event at lincoln center. it raises awareness and money for the bob woodruff foundation and its mission to help veterans, service members and their families. >> my husband, john, was killed in afghanistan in 2009, and the bob woodruff foundation has come alongside wear blue run to remember to help build a mentorship program for children of fallen military. so all three of my children have really benefited. >> we don't support the military. we have a weak military, a weak military. we're going to have a lot of security issues in this world. so i think people want to do something. and you know, this is a way to kind of escape from everything that's happening in the world. >> the annual event started in 2007 and is co-presented by the new york comedy festival. >> the iconic puzzle, known as a rubik's cube is turning 50. there have been half a billion toys sold to puzzle lovers. the puzzle was invented in 1974 by erno rubik. the world record for solving the puzzle belongs to

max park from southern california. he solved it in 3.13 seconds. >> my goodness. >> never been able to do it once. not i, that is not me. i have it in my office, and i just sit there and let it spin. >> decoration. >> i like it, yeah. it's basically a fidget toy for me. okay. >> a lot more news coming up at six. palo alto airplane thief. how much time the miami man accused of stealing the aircraft could serve in prison and cutting down on delivery