trump's administration, the president elect moving quickly to fill his cabinet positions for a second term in the white house. >> preparing for the holiday rush. millions of people getting ready to fly for thanksgiving in just a few weeks. we're live at sfo with what you need to know if you're planning to travel. >> plus, the transformation of the transamerica pyramid. what we're learning about the new food options you'll soon have. starting this week. >> good morning. it's tuesday, november 12th. >> yeah. first we're going to start with a look of our forecast with drew. chilly. >> it is chilly. a lot colder right now compared to this time yesterday. yesterday before we had that rain the front moved through. it was mild to kick off our monday. now behind that front today you can see we have that cold air really moving in here. the 24 hour temperature change showing you a fairfield about 21 degrees colder compared to this time yesterday. 18

degrees colder in novato and napa about 13 degrees colder in mountain view. so we have a lot of 30s and 40s on the board this morning. you don't need the umbrella today. it's a dry tuesday, but you do need several more layers compared to yesterday. even the heavy jacket, the scarf. we're down to 39 in santa rosa, 38 in napa, 51 though in san jose. live doppler seven. it is quiet today. we have no rain in the forecast, but our next front does arrive here tomorrow. so wednesday rain is back today though it's a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures will be slow to warm throughout the morning into the afternoon. we will be a few degrees below average. daytime highs today will go into the upper 50s to the mid 60s. let's check in with gloria and see those drive times this morning. >> good morning. the metering lights are on right now. you can see a live look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. it's starting to get pretty busy out there. metering lights, slow down about 30 minutes ago, from highway four to san francisco. it will take you about 50 minutes. and if you take mass transit, ace train one is

running about an hour late. so keep that in mind. and then on caltrain, train 101 northbound is running late, about ten minutes late. bart is on time, and we've been tracking a crash. this is over in concord on northbound 680 at 242. we're also tracking another crash in the santa cruz mountains on northbound 17 before idlewild road. so just keep in mind there are some delays in this area. reggie. >> gloria. thank you. your voice. your vote. it's official. oakland has recalled mayor shengtao. the associated press called that race yesterday. so here's a look at the final numbers. with 100% of the votes in. yes on the recall measure outpaced no by a nearly 2 to 1 margin. and that has been consistent since election day. 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 happens now? tao has to leave office as soon as election results are certified, and the city council declares a vacancy. that's expected 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 a second term in office is becoming more clear, and 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. >> reporter 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 leaders, 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 to expand on how donald trump's win has been very good for elon musk's 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 newsom is in d.c. this morning to meet with the biden administration. he is set to discuss disaster relief funding and push for federal approval of state climate rules and health care updates. the governor 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 california fuel standards that could drive up prices at the gas pump. after a marathon ten hour

hearing on friday. the california air resources board, or carb, approved stricter clean air requirements that will change the gas we get. the rules are intended to fight climate change but are likely to drive up costs. carb's original estimate found gas prices could raise 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 is 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 can do to make your trip a little bit smoother. hi lena.

>> hey, reggie. for those hitting the skies around the week of thanksgiving, plan for longer lines at security and the potential of delays or cancellations as the airports will be packed with larger schedules than usual. 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 around 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. if you are traveling over thanksgiving wee, here's a few important reminders from the experts. be sure to book flights earlier in the day, because flights from 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 have flexible travel plans and try to build in a buffer day in case of delays or cancellations. remember that federal regulations now mandate that airlines issue automatic refunds for domestic flights that have been delayed three hours or more, and for international flights, and for international flights that have been delayed for more than six hours. live at sfo lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and this morning, talk of potential delays as we head into the busy travel season. as lena mentioned, gloria, we know that there are also 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 this holiday travel season. and we already saw one example over the weekend. there were major delays in austin, texas. congressman lloyd doggett

says it was because the airport there only had eight air traffic controllers available when they're supposed to be 13 on duty. doggett says the shortage has 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 the training process. amanda. >> all right. gloria, thank you. abc seven news has you covered as you head out for your holiday trips. if you don't already have it, download the abc seven bay area app on your phone and 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.

>> and amanda, 610. we'll take a look at the travel forecast. we do find pretty sunny skies across california to our north, though in oregon and washington we will get some on and off showers throughout the day. some snow, very likely in salt lake city to our east. we are finding really quiet conditions from texas all the way up through the upper midwest, with no threat of any severe weather and a similar story on the east coast flying to new york city, you'll be good to go. lots of sunshine later on today and temperatures in the mid 50s back here in california. live doppler seven, along with satellite. our cold front yesterday that brought that widespread rain is now to our south and east. we do have a brief area of high pressure bringing us a quiet day today, but here's our next storm system. this low pressure and front will move in here tomorrow afternoon for another chance of some showers. today though, we are tracking high surf lasting through tomorrow morning. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions with breakers up to 15ft. we're already seeing that off the coast of bodega bay this morning. just be aware of that.

here's the forecast today. inland, lots of sunshine temperatures, mainly in the 50s and 60s for daytime highs a few degrees below average for this time of the year. but as we head into tomorrow, we do bring back the storm impact scale for some afternoon showers. we'll go hour by hour on future weather. time out. that next storm system. amanda coming up in about eight minutes. >> all right drew, thank you. boosting our water supply. the deal that could expand one of our state's largest reservoirs. and ski season excitement. the tahoe resorts ready for tons of visitors as winter approaches. and klay thompson returns to chase center. the special giveaway for all fans going to tonight's game

today 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 49 ers. 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. positive developments this morning in the work to build a

better bay area. with a big boost to our water supply. our partners at the bay area news group report there is 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 the growing reservoir. santa clara county would get the largest share of the new water. happening tonight. city leaders in fremont are set to discuss a plan to restrict parking in the city as 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 their 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. >> a new type of self-driving

robotaxi is now zipping around san francisco. have you seen them yet? amazon owned zoox recently started testing out its fleet of autonomous vehicles that sort of look like big toasters on wheels. unlike waymo, there is no steering wheel. there's no front seat where a driver would be. there are no foot pedals. zoox says these vehicles are purpose built robo taxis. edward escobar, with the alliance for independent workers, says this could be the future of how we get 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. >> right now you can't get in them. these are just for employees, and they're being shuttled 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. this morning we're learning more. we're learning about some of the new food options coming to the revamped transamerica pyramid in san francisco. according to the chronicle, the

first restaurant, cafe sebastian, opens thursday. james beard nominated chef bradley kilgore will run that restaurant. breakfast includes fresh pastries like cinnamon rolls and everything spiced croissant. lunch includes beef tartare, toast, pasta, deviled eggs. kilgore tells the chronicle he also plans to open a japanese shaved ice spot. yes, please. and an italian japanese restaurant in the transamerica pyramid. wait a second. has anyone had italian japanese before? no. does that exist? >> i haven't heard of it, but i guess there's fusions of all kinds. right? yeah. >> i mean, we've had mexican japanese with, like, sushi burrito. >> yes. true. that's. >> yeah. right. >> oh, but this is a great option for us because it's breakfast and it's right by us. so we can walk over and grab some breakfast. beautiful scenery there too. >> that opens this thursday. >> thursday? yeah. okay. >> what would be something that is italian? like a meatball on top of a sushi rice? sushi? i'm

trying to think what combo would that be? >> udon noodles. but make it like a bolognese. >> yeah. oh, yum. i know, i don't know. i think we're just making stuff up. i'm making this up. but aren't they also making it up? exactly. >> because that doesn't exist. >> make your own rules, you know. >> that's hilarious. this morning, let's take you to a rooftop camera here at kgo, along the embarcadero. partly cloudy skies out there. just know when you step outside, it's going to feel a lot colder compared to yesterday morning. temperatures right now, especially in the north bay. some of these numbers well into the 30s. 37 in napa right now. 43 in cloverdale. even around the bay shoreline. palo alto. chilly right now. coming in at 46 degrees as we head throughout the afternoon. temperatures will remain a bit below average by a few degrees. so later on this afternoon it's a mix of sun and clouds. we're dry and daytime highs in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. overnight tonight we remain dry under partly cloudy

conditions and overnight lows again will go into the 40s. rain is back in the forecast tomorrow afternoon on the abc seven storm impact scale to level one. unlike yesterday's rain, where it was widespread and steady. tomorrow's front. the track is more to our north, so the best chance of steady rain is in the north bay. we'll likely find low, if any amounts in the south bay, and it's breezy to gusty. those winds at times. here's future weather. tomorrow morning we start out with partly to mostly cloudy skies. here's the afternoon and you can really see it's kind of the haves and the have nots where we have that rain scattered in nature in the north bay, outside of the north bay. it's pretty quiet, with mostly cloudy skies, and it's a quick moving system. it's not going to linger all that long. so we're not talking high rainfall amounts. but behind that front, even into thursday, you could still see there's the chance of an isolated shower. but thursday there's nothing widespread on the menu. looking at rainfall totals again, the trend is for heavier rain to our

north. you can see locally in the bay area just a few hundredths of an inch where we do find some of this moisture moving through. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. next seven days for you. chilly this morning with a mix of sun and clouds. afternoon showers tomorrow, mainly in the north bay. still unsettled with an isolated chance on thursday. then heading into the weekend, we'll start out with lots of sunshine on saturday. guys. >> thanks for good morning america. coming up at 7:00 right here on abc seven. >> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> reggie. amanda. it's great to be with you. coming up here on gma president elect donald trump is moving fast to fill his cabinet. we're going to have the latest on his appointments, including south dakota governor kristi noem and former rival marco rubio. also, the verdict in the delphi murder trial is in. the suspect was found guilty on all charges in the murders of teens libby german and abby williams back in 2017. we'll have the reaction and how some major airlines are getting smart partnering with apple and using airtags to track your missing luggage. this will happen just in time for the holiday rush. also, we're going to count down to thanksgiving with a food

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is. it created major backups along highways and shut some critical sierra roads down for hours. so let's see what it looks like now. this is interstate 80 at kingvale on the eastbound side. right now all trucks are required to stop at the brake check area south of kingvale. if you are headed westbound. ski season is just getting started with mount rose the only ski resort currently open. some are optimistic this year will bring plenty of snow for ski enthusiasts. yesterday, the tahoe area saw several inches of snow. great news, of course, for the resorts but tough for the drivers. >> 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. >> and that was j.r stone reporting more tahoe ski resorts are planning to open in late november to early december. happening tonight warriors gray and splash brother klay thompson returns to chase center as an opposing player for the first time. thompson of course, now with the dallas mavericks. the warriors will honor the four time nba champ. all fans will get a captain klay hat. now steph curry says it's going to 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 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. well i guess klay is showing us his poker face right. >> tipoff is at 7 p.m. next at 630. golfing at oracle park. the special tribute you'll notice if you book a tee time. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie. we'll go live to our walnut creek camera this morning. where it is a lot colder compared to this time yesterday with partly cloudy skies. we're at 45 degrees right now in walnut creek with high humidity. looking at the forecast today, this afternoon we're headed into the low 60s under a mix of sun and

now at 630, stanford students strike. thousands of grad workers are expected to picket this week over better benefits and higher wages. >> thanksgiving travel season. we are taking a live look at sfo as airlines prepare for what's expected to be a record breaking travel numbers. what you should know if you're planning a trip this holiday. plus, like the way you do just keep on rockin to it. >> please don't stop the please don't stop the music. >> what is this? rihanna may have stopped the music for good. why? her latest comments have

fans questioning the future of her music career. oof! >> work work work work work. i mean, she's rich. >> rich, like. yeah, that just makes me want to stay in my california king bed where we are 10,000 miles apart. >> good morning everyone. it is tuesday, november 12th. >> i know it's a deep cut, but i love that song. it is a good song. >> you know that song? i do know that song. it's good. right? it's a great song. >> yeah. >> sing it. it's good. you don't need your umbrella. ella. ella. today, though. >> there you go. >> outside. shut up and drive. >> you guys are on it. i only had that work off the top of my head. >> i'm like another classic. >> bop it. it's got a lot. all right. this morning. we're finding it is a lot colder compared to this time yesterday. thanks to the front that moved through here the last 24 hours. we're really anywhere from about 8 to 20 degrees colder compared to this time yesterday. so you're going to step outside. you're going to feel that crisp air, especially in the north bay. we're at 37 right now in

napa, 42 in danville down to 37 in fairfield. no risk of rain today. our front is well to the south and east. so today it will be a mix of sun and clouds before our next rain maker arrives here tomorrow afternoon. so future weather showing you we do warm slowly today. you will need those layers. that heavy jacket on, maybe even the scarf this morning. later on this afternoon we max out in the upper 50s to the low 60s, which is a few degrees below average for this time of the year. let's check in with gloria and see how those roads are doing this morning. >> good morning. so far things are looking pretty good. you can see our overall map here. we have the usual slowdowns where you see the red. we do have a couple of incidents that will tell you about here in a second, but first we want to get to those drive times. highway four to the maze 31 minutes. emeryville to san francisco 22 minutes san francisco to sfo ten minutes. we do have a sig alert, so we've been tracking this throughout the morning. this is an incident over in concord. it has just been deemed a sig alert. might take some time to

clear this. this is a solo crash on northbound 680 at 242. and two lanes are blocked right now because of this. so again, we don't know when they are going to clear this, but we'll keep monitoring this for you throughout the morning. we're also keeping an eye on this incident in the santa cruz mountains on northbound 17. before idlewild road. the right lane is blocked. this is an accident on the right shoulder, and speeds there are down to about nine miles per hour. so we'll keep looking at that for you throughout the morning as well. but expect delays in these areas. 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, just 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 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, this thanksgiving is expected to be

the busiest on record, and hopper says airports are already bracing for a 5% increase in passenger traffic compared to last year. now, the travel app says 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 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, with flights nearly $100 more than the cheapest days. so if you run into any disruptions while traveling, it's important to know your rights and options. 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 entitled to automatic refunds for domestic flights that have been delayed more than three hours,

and for international flights delayed more than six hours. if your bag is delayed for more than 12 hours, you are eligible to get your money back on bag fees, and passengers also have the right to request refunds for seat selection and wi-fi. if you don't receive them now. experts are also recommending to download the airline app now and check your flight status before actually coming to the airport. and if you can, try to build in a buffer day in the event of any delays or cancellations. live at sfo lena howland abc seven news lena. >> thank you. new developments. grad student workers at stanford have postponed a strike. they planned to start today until tomorrow. according to the union, the university made, quote, sufficient movement in order to continue the bargaining process. now, these are the people who grade papers, teach classes, do research. they're asking for higher pay, better benefits and worker protections. stanford released a statement about the strike before it got postponed. here's what they said. while we respect the union's right to call for a strike, we are disappointed that

it has 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. 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 these looming charges. the charges stem 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 deputy 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 a 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. you see, this is at 25th and potrero. construction workers were called around 3 a.m. sunday to board it all up. they tell us it was an unsuccessful attempt at breaking into the atm, and part of a concerning trend here 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 the store is currently closed, but the pharmacy remains open through the back entrance. >> a heads up if you park on the street in california, a new state law is now in effect. and in san francisco it means thousands of parking spots are going away. gloria. they're calling this new rule 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 now 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. 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. >> so this is where things get really 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 the new rule will mean 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. so we know a lot of drivers are not happy about this. reggie aqui. >> amanda, it's going to take some time to get used to. that is for sure. gloria. thank you. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. this is our way of highlighting what's happening today 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. caltrans aims to improve traffic

flow in that area. officials urged 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 safety measures. the cameras are registered with the san jose police department. it 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 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. >> still ahead, wildfire update firefighters making progress on that destructive mountain fire

in southern california. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 100 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> and do you think we have what it takes to be on jeopardy! the new league. you can take part in that could propel you to be a contestant on the show. but first, here's drew right on 640 this morning. >> we'll begin this accuweather update with a live look at our coastline. santa cruz this morning socked in with a bit of fog, but it's the waves that will cause us some issues over the next 24 hours. a high surf advisory is in effect now through 6 a.m. tomorrow. already seeing wave heights increasing to the north of santa cruz, bodega bay point arena this morning. 15 foot high waves. we have dangerous swimming and surfing conditions and our northwest facing beaches are most at risk throughout the day today and early tomorrow morning. live doppler seven. after our cold front yesterday brought widespread rain. today we have a brief area of high pressure overhead that will bring us some quiet weather conditions for our tuesday, but tomorrow we're tracking our next

rainmaker. this area of low pressure and associated front will move in here tomorrow afternoon to bring back some showers. the forecast today, though, we'll keep it partly cloudy. temperatures a bit below average later on this afternoon. we'll have daytime highs mainly in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. so 61 in the city today, 63 in oakland and san jose, 65. the high in santa rosa will hit about 64. in concord, after a chilly start this morning. tomorrow, though, you'll notice on the three day forecast, rain is back in the picture with some scattered showers lingering into thursday.

were hit by gunfire yesterday. in one incident, a spirit airlines plane flying from florida to port au prince was hit four times as it was trying to land a jetblue flight heading to new york was also hit in a separate incident. nobody was hurt. jetblue has suspended all flights to and from haiti through december 2nd. in response, the faa is expected to make a decision today. >> the air national guardsmen convicted of leaking secret information from the pentagon to his online friends is set to be sentenced today. jack teixeira pleaded guilty in march to six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information. he also agreed to serve between 11 and 16 years in prison. the defense sought the maximum, the minimum

saying that 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. >> happening today, jury selection begins in the trial over the potential release of maddy middleton's killer. adrian gonzalez was 15 when he kidnaped, raped and then killed the eight year old in 2015. he has been in custody of the of the juvenile justice system ever since. law requires those tried as juveniles be released when they age out of the system. at 25, which happened in september. however, santa cruz county chief deputy district attorney they challenged his release, saying he still poses a threat to society. >> the man accused of stealing a small plane, then crashing it on the beach in half moon bay could face two years in jail. 50 year old luis gustavo suarez of miami, pleaded no contest to a felony theft charge of an airplane from palo alto airport. the plane was flown about 30 miles, then made a hard landing

on poplar beach. gustavo's sentencing is set for december 8th. >> this morning, wildfires continue to cause major concern across the country. the mountain fire in ventura county is now 48% 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 veteran's day parades in the nation. autonomous vehicles are still learning how to operate in the city, as shown here. when a waymo car found itself trapped during san francisco's veterans day parade yesterday. officials appeared to try to stop and try to help the car while the parade went by. the street was closed off by officials for the parade. >> amazon is developing smart

glasses for its delivery drivers, and it could help them shave seconds off each stop. according to reuters, the glasses will provide drivers with delivery instructions, turn by turn directions, free them from using handheld devices. that means the drivers get to carry more packages with every trip. oh, goody. oh, no. with millions of deliveries globally, those seconds, of course, can add up. smart glasses may be a new tool for amazon to get more efficient. >> self checkouts are a popular option at grocery stores. now, local libraries are hoping are on are hopping on the self-service trend. the concord library is starting a new self-service option on december 1st. now people will be able to use the library on sundays when it's normally closed. library patrons will be able to sign up in advance, and security guards will make sure only those patrons can enter. the pilot program will last six months and may continue longer. >> that's interesting. now your morning money report. bay area

genetic testing company 23 andme announced it's cutting 200 employees. that is about 40% of its workforce. this pre-holiday layoff is 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. now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see that we're up about 41 points. >> rihanna may have stopped the music. fans believe she might be ready to leave her music career behind after this comment. at the launch party of her cosmetic line. >> music was the thing that got the attention, but god had other plans for me, and i was able to create in ways that it was ways that were like, very sincere and genuine or organic and authentic to the things that i love.

>> so many fans say this could be rihanna's way of hinting at her retirement from the music industry. as you know, she performed at the super bowl halftime show last year. was it last year? i thought that was usher. >> no, it was a few years ago. wasn't it years ago? yeah. yeah, yeah. >> usher was definitely last year. >> that was last year. okay, so she did perform at the super bowl, though a few years ago. her last album, anti, was released eight years ago, in 2016. >> what did she say? >> i don't think that that that's what that means. >> i didn't take it that way either. no, no. i just kind of saw it, like, okay, i can also do, you know, cosmetics or other things, but i didn't see it as like, i'm not doing music anymore. >> yeah. and now i'm seeing her pop up on my algorithm because she's sharing. she's trying to sell all those, like, family pjs with her sons. >> i didn't see that. >> stop studying her. >> yeah, let her live. right. >> anytime anyone asks her about music, she's like, who sent you? >> she's over here. $1 billion empire. and we're like. but music, the music. she's like, i

got focus over here. >> so record music when she feels like it. and right now it's not the season for her to be doing that. >> exactly. >> it's got a lot going on. >> this morning we have a lot going on in terms of our temperatures, new forecast comes in with some rain tomorrow and we do have the chance of some isolated showers into thursday. so out there right now live look at san jose. we have partly cloudy skies 51 right now in the city. oakland 50 in hayward at 51, in san jose 44. though in redwood city 45. that current temperature in half moon bay. let's go up to the mount tam cam, a live look showing you that sun is rising this morning. we do have some coastal clouds right now. some of that fog stretching through the golden gate bridge. but the bigger issue is in the north bay, where is a lot colder compared to this time yesterday. 30s from santa rosa to petaluma. napa at 38 down to 37. in fairfield, concord and livermore we are in the mid 40s. so bundle up this morning. it feels a lot colder compared to yesterday morning. we will get into the upper 50s

and mid 60s today and these numbers are just a few degrees below average for this time of the year. it is dry today with a mix of sun and clouds overnight tonight we'll keep partly cloudy skies and overnight lows dipping into the 40s. let's talk about rain returning to the forecast tomorrow afternoon. there's a level one, a light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. and the big difference compared to yesterday's event, tomorrow's rain is not as widespread. it mainly looks to fall in the north bay with some breezy to gusty winds at times. so here's future weather tomorrow morning. it's quiet. here's the afternoon and you can really see kind of a definitive area of where it's raining and where it's certainly not. the north bay has the best chance of seeing those showers tomorrow afternoon. areas outside of the north bay, an isolated shower at best, then heading into thursday, we still have the chance of an isolated shower, but nothing widespread. so looking at the rainfall estimates as we head through wednesday, you can see areas in the north bay likely a few hundredths to as much as three quarters of an inch of rain in

ukiah. and then those numbers really drop off as you head south of the golden gate bridge. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you chilly this morning. mix of sun and clouds. afternoon showers tomorrow, mainly in the north bay. still an isolated chance of a shower here on thursday. then, as you head into the start of the upcoming weekend, sunshine is back with sunny conditions on saturday, guys. >> all right drew thank you. on veterans day, there was an annual tradition in new york to raise money for a good cause while also laughing a little. 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. >> tonight, dancing with the stars will celebrate its 500th episode. we've seen stars, pros and judges make their mirror ball magic. and to celebrate, gma is talking to all the people who turned the ballroom into a phenomenon, including derek hough, with one element about it. >> that's so special is the partnership aspect of it, right? that's what's very unique about it, about ballroom dancing, is that it takes two and that creates friction. it creates romance, it creates triumphs. it's a shared experience. >> okay. romance. you can see much more of that interview coming up at seven on gma. and you can watch the 500th episode of dancing with the stars tonight at eight, right here on abc seven. and ginger zee will

also be there because, as you know, she competed on the show and she did great. >> now, have you ever wanted to be the next amy schneider, the oakland jeopardy. champion who won 40 games in a row? well, starting next year, you can see if you've got what it takes at your local bar. jeopardy! has teamed up with bar trivia operator geeks, who drink and entertainment tech company time play. 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 televised show. and if you missed our streaming show abc seven at seven, you missed this. we were jeopardy contestants for halloween. i mean, those jeopardy podiums, you know, it was really. >> i was very impressed with you. oh, every day, every day. >> i just, i just you just whipped it up. i just whipped it up. >> it was no big deal. >> i was like, oh, i have some leftover colored paper. well,

disney's moana two will be released in two weeks, and you can get some collector's items in theaters. >> regal cinemas is selling this popcorn bucket. now. let me see what this is. oh, my gosh, i'm going to i want it. okay. it's moana taming the wave while she's standing on the sand. and then the popcorn goes into that blue wave. okay, the other item is madonna's iconic canoe. and that can hold your nachos. >> oh, i want that. >> oh, my gosh, where am i going to put it after i eat the nachos? that's what i'm saying. >> i don't know. >> we don't know yet how much each item costs. moana two hits theaters wednesday, november 27th. disney is the parent company of abc seven. look, i love moana and i can't wait to see this movie. but i don't need all this stuff i do. you want it? >> i just collect merch. i feel like it's like, oh, this was part of the release. >> i do have a popcorn bucket that i got from disneyland that they gave me in my office. and you've never used it again? no. oh, you got to put something in there. really? yeah.

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oakland mayor shengtao has been recalled. the associated press called the race yesterday. dow 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 are now planning to strike tomorrow. >> number four, travel companies are expecting record breaking numbers of people flying this thanksgiving. hopper says the busiest day will be december first, when millions return hom. we've got a true. >> hello there, number five. we are in for a chilly morning

right now with temperatures in the 30s and in the 40s. later today we'll find a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. we're dry today. rain is back in the forecast tomorrow afternoon. it's a level one. the best chance of showers on your wednesday in the north bay. >> and number six, we have quite a few incidents for you. so first of all, we have in concord a sigalert at 242 in union city on southbound 880 before alvarado road. we have two left lanes that are blocked by an overturned vehicle. and in the santa cruz mountains before summit road, there's a right lane blocked because of an overturned trash or a crash. so there's a lot going on. >> all right, number seven. my little pony finally made it to the winner's circle. this morning. the pastel colored ponies were enshrined at the national toy hall of fame, along with transformers action figures and the phase ten card game. >> that was a big game in my household as a kid. >> phase ten i don't know, i don't know it. >> fun card game there. no, no no