whether you're housed or unhoused for your personal belongings to be blocking a sidewalk or out in traffic. >> right now, five san jose leaders laying the groundwork for a new approach to addressing the homeless crisis. the pilot program mapping and tracking where people are living in rvs. the goal is to clean up local streets, but some say could actually make the problem worse.

and the fight over trans rights in the south bay. >> a san jose state volleyball player suing over unconfirmed claims about one of her teammates. it could lead to the team being ineligible for a big tournament. >> plus, puppies and kittens. the holiday tradition returning to san francisco's union square today. oh, that's a great thing to do this weekend. a look at the puppies.eekend. a look at >> so sweet. >> yes, they are adorable. well, good morning to you. it is friday, november 15th. >> we made it to friday. >> we have. the rain is done, done with the wet weather. so we do have clearing skies. sue just mentioned to me the moon is beautiful out there. it's nearly full. this morning. we have clearing conditions. you look at live doppler seven and we do have some showers well off our coastline. any of this moisture you see on the screen is going to stay away from us. so today the trend is for brisk sunshine and obviously some cold temperatures out there this morning. temperatures are dropping as we speak. 38 rit now in santa rosa we're at 37 in danville, 47 in hayward. so

you're going to step outside this morning. it does feel a lot colder than, say, this time yesterday. so looking at the forecast region by region along the coast today, we'll see mostly sunny skies. but it will feel chilly out there. temperatures not climbing too far this afternoon. we'll have daytime highs in the mid 50s now around the bay shoreline. we are finding decreasing clouds this morning. the afternoon is very bright but temperatures will be a bit below average for this time of the year. upper 50s to the lower 60s. a similar story inland lots of sunshine and highs right around 60 degrees. freeze warnings are posted for tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with traffic going. >> thank you. drew. just when i thought we were goino have a quiet morning. spoke too soon. we do have an accident. it's back in fairfield. we had a problem there yesterday. there's been a lot of road work through fairfield, so i have a feeling that is the reason getting that road work picked up right here. you're looking at the east shore freeway, lots of gaps in the

headlights and that means traffic is moving. well, not quite as packed as we'll see later on this morning. and here we go to fairfield. you can see it's at west texas on westbound 80 already stacking up. only the right lane is getting through. so the four left lanes one, two, three, four are all blocked with this accident. and the right lane is squeaking by. we will check back with chp obviously. all right sue thank you. in the south bay this morning, san jose leaders are laying the groundwork for a new approach to addressing the homeless crisis. a pilot program would eventually lead to significant new restrictions on rv parking. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is live in san jose. with how it works and why advocates are already concerned. zach. reporter. >> yeah, that's right. now the program tracks how many and where our vehicles are parked around the city so that towaway zones can be identified. now, san jose mayor matt mehan said that this is about keeping streets safe, clean and accessible. but critics worry about where people living in rvs

and other vehicles will go next. now, city staff took inventory and put data on a map that residents can access, and that work found that more than 900 oversize vehicles are likely occupied. that information is going to be used to identify which areas of the city are impacted most. and then starting in 2025, the city would establish ten permanent towaway zones and 30 temporary towaway zones. the city says the hope is that those areas can be cleaned up while the vehicles are cleared. mayor mehan said laws have to be enforced. advocates for the unhoused questioned the program and say it could make problems worse. >> but now let's let's let's identify all these places where they cannot live. and we're going to kick them out with we have no idea where they're going to go. where are they going to go in somebody else's backyard. >> mayor mahan says city run safe parking sites could be a destination where some of those living in rvs can relocate to. the second and largest site is planned to open next year, and that parking site aims to take

up to 85 vehicles. that's in addition to a site that's already open. it takes up to 42 people in their vehicles right now. live in san jose. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you. >> san francisco's plan to crack down on rv parking is on hold after homeless advocates filed an appeal. the restrictions were supposed to kick in at the beginning of the month. the new parking rules approved by sfmta's board allow the city to tow oversize vehicles if the people living in them turn down shelter. advocates for the unhoused argue the policy is unfair and will lead to more people on the streets. the board of supervisors will have the final say on the policy, with a public hearing set for next month. >> there are new details and developments in the death of an oakland man being held at the santa rita jail. yesterday, alameda county district attorney pamela price filed criminal charges against nine current and former sheriff's deputies and two medical staff, including a doctor, maurice monk, who struggled with mental health issues, was arrested in 2021 for

disorderly conduct after refusing to get off an ac transit bus. he couldn't afford bail and spent over a month in jail. the da's office believes monk may have been dead for several days before he was found unresponsive in his cell, having care and custody of mr. monk willfully cause and permitted him to be placed in a situation in which his in which his health was endangered. if convicted, each defendant faces up to four years in state prison. three of the deputies are also charged with felonies for falsifying documents. they face five year sentences if convicted of both crimes. yesterday was the first time that d.a. price has spoken publicly since she was recalled. she refused to answer any questions about the recall. price also touched on another case involving an alameda county sheriff's deputy. this week. ex-deputy devin williams was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for killing a married couple, maria and benson tran,

in 2022. evidence shows that williams had a relationship with maria tran. >> that case has been a painful chapter for our community. it has brought great shame not only to the sheriff's department, but it also is a highlight for us to reinforce and redouble our efforts to address the intersectionality of gun violence and domestic violence. >> price says the outcome of the case highlights the efforts of the da's office o hold offenders, including law enforcement officers, accountable. >> in the south bay. former san jose city council member omar torres has been denied bail. torres was arrested last week for child molestation after a relative came forward to say he was victimized 20 years ago. torres had already been under investigation in a different case involving a minor. the prosecution and the defense both spoke about yesterday's decisio. >> obviously, i'm pleased that the court agreed with the

arguments that we laid out in our moving papers. we believe, given the entire record of the available evidence right now for the court, that it was appropriate certainly understand the court's ruling. >> disappointed. of course, i do think that mr. torres has been, as an adult, a model citizen, and has given back a tremendous amount to this community. >> if convicted, torres faces 24 years in prison. >> more parents are voicing their disapproval over possible school closures in the south bay. there was another public hearing in san jose over a plan to shut down several schools because of declining enrollment and a massive budget deficit. the alum rock school district superintendent will make the recommendation to the board. right now, ten schools would be impacted. it's estimated that each closure would save the district about $1 million in operating costs. parents at last night's meeting were not pleased at all. >> what is not okay is for schools to be pitted against each other. what is also not okay is these narratives of one neighborhood being better than another neighborhood. all of us

are suffering. if you look in oakland and you look in san francisco, these are pervasive challenges across our entire region. so i ask you for your leadership and to find ways to show up at this time. sign up to end basic aid like get our school districts what we need to get a final decision on the closures is expected at the beginning of december. >> a san jose state volleyball player is suing the mountain west conference. she is demanding that her own teammate be declared ineligible to play, and she also wants her own team to be ineligible for the conference tournament. it stems from unconfirmed claims that one member of the team is transgender. opponents have forfeited six matches against the spartans because of those claims. co-captain brooke slosser suspended associate head coach melissa baty smoosh. in addition, ten other college volleyball players are suing over title nine and first amendment violations. court documents allege that the san jose state athlete is getting preferential treatment, and that

the concerns and feelings of others on the team are not being heard. menlo college professor melissa mikkelson expects the results of the presidential election will only encourage more action of this kind, because trump and his allies have been so vocal about their opposition to transgender people being allowed to live their lives openly. >> i think we're going to see more and more of this kind of activity, as jsu says, that they have not been served with a lawsuit and they have no comment at this time. the national weather service has issued a high surf advisory along thy area coastline. it will remain in effect until saturday at 11 a.m. the agency also has had a coastal flooding advisory in effect, that lasts until monday at 4 p.m. as king tides return to the san francisco bay. >> and amanda, let's get a little bit more detail on these advisories first. the high surf advisory is still in effect. current wave heights. some of our highest waves between 12 and 14ft. right now. we could see breakers up to

18ft throughout the day today and through early tomorrow. so dangerous swimming and surfing conditions still exist around our coastline. coastal flood advisory in effect until 4 p.m. monday. we have a supermoon with us throughout the next couple of days. our king tides will be, in effect, our highest high tides. all year. high tide today in the city is right after 10 a.m, so we could see some minor flooding on our area, roads and parks and lots near the bay shoreline. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the story we're tracking. our cold front that was responsible for showers yesterday. that's now off to the south and east. still some residual moisture, but that is remaining off the coast today. we are dry. it's brisk sunshine in the forecast and temperatures below average for this time of the year. so looking at e forecast today you don't need the rain gear but it will be chilly. so you need the extra layers today. underneath that coat you can see we're starting out in the 50s by 9 a.m, only making it to the upper 50s to the lower 60s. that's about it for daytime highs, so a high of

61 in the city today, only 59 in napa, 61 in concord, 62 in san jose, a high of only 59. in both san mateo and palo alto, the three day forecast shows you a cold start to the day tomorrow morning. freeze warnings will be in effect for some. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. it's a mostly sunny start to the weekend, but sunday we do have another round of scattered showers. amanda will detail that coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right, drew, thank you. >> another controversial addition to serve in the second trump administration. coming up, who the president elect is tapping to head the department of health and human services. >> and a proposal to stop a beloved city staple. we hear from visitors and locals in san francisco about the possible removal of the cable cars. >> and we're almost there. >> disneyland's latest attraction opens to visitors in just a few short hours, and this morning we're hearing from the

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an historic moment in palm springs as minority residents received millions in reparations last night. the city council voted unanimously to approve a nearly $6 million settlement to a group of former residents and their descendants. the group is known as the section 14 survivors. black and latino residents who were displaced in the 1950s and 60s. their homes and property were destroyed by the city. >> it's a historical moment for my community. my family, my friends, and just the city that i love so much. this city is my soil. >> this is one of the few reparations measures to pass this year, with much of a statewide proposal never going to a final vote next. the palm springs council will vote on a $21 million package of community support initiatives. the california coastal commission

has approved a $175 million project to protect san francisco's ocean beach from erosion and rising sea levels. the plan includes building a seawall along the southern part of ocean beach, and the project would also protect a wastewater treatment plant and a sewage tunnel. public utility leaders say that the project is needed to prevent the aging infrastructure from breaking and spilling sewage onto the beach. the former westfield mall in san francisco is now up for auction. >> the value of the san francisco center has plummeted. the owners gave up control last year and owe hundreds of millions of dollars to the lenders. deutsche bank and jp morgan chase. while it is possible someone could close on the site, experts believe the more likely scenario is the lenders end up keeping the property. >> dreamforce is coming back next year. the huge tech conference will happen once again in san francisco. it's on october 14th through the 16th next year. it is the biggest business conference in the city, which roughly 4500 or excuse me,

45,000 attendees. it generates about $95 million worth of economic activity as well. >> the warriors are showing off the all new city edition uniforms. the dubs will wear the new jerseys during next wednesday's game against the atlanta hawks at chase center. this year's city edition uniforms draw inspiration from the golden gate bridge. >> on the side panels is when you really start to see the architecture of the bridge come through, so on both side panels, from top to bottom, you'll bels, able to see the architecture of the towers. the rivets that build the bridge and in addition, those rivets speak to our team name. and then on the other side, it will speak to our love to san francisco. >> and tomorrow the warriors are hosting a jersey launch party at thrive city from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. run tmc will be there. tim hardaway, mitch richmond and chris mullin will meet and take pictures with fans, and disneyland's newest attraction opens today.

>> tiana's bayou adventure is inspired by the princess and the frog. the stars of the film shared their excitement for the new ride. >> 15 years have passed and have this renaissance for tiana and the princess and the frog isnd just phenomenal. >> i had the time of my life, i really did. and you know, you feel like you're five years old at disneyland and you can see right there. >> our very own reggie aqui gave us a sneak peek of the revamped new orleans square yesterday on abc seven mornings, and also the ride. >> new orleans square is the king of all lands at disneyland. am i right? >> you are correct. it is the king of all lands at disneyland and now it has a queen. it has a queen. it's a location that is beautiful. it's rooted in a lot of history. the park obviously was was opened in 1955. new orleans square was the first expansion of that park. in 1966. also, it was the last project that walt worked on himself, which is really, really important. and now we've continued to expand upon that

legacy with eudora chic boutique, with tiana's palace, and now tiana's bayou adventure. >> disney is a parent company of abc seven. i love how they have the music out there. they got the food, everything going and those decorations. >> i have never been to disneyland during a holiday season. typically we only go during halloween, but look how incredible it is really that looks. we're going. >> yeah, he's right. this is the best land. you've got pirates, the haunted mansion. yep. now tiana's bayou and easy access. >> if you're lucky enough. >> if you're lucky enough, if you're rich, rich. she she did. >> i don't even know about it. >> you didn't know? have you been to. no. >> have you gone? no. >> oh. i'm dying. i know where the door is. i know how to get in, but i don't know. it's 9/10. the battle. follow somebody in that's got the credentials, okay? >> not i i'm with sue. oh, come on in. >> yeah, we'll just drop your name. here we go. >> oh, sure. yeah. >> this morning it's clear and

it's cold out there. here's a live look from sutro tower showing you the bright lights of the city. great visibility. we can see all the way into the east bay hills. we're done with the rain. we had those scattered showers and downpours yesterday. live doppler seven showing you that there is still some action off our coast that will stay away from us. it's all about brisk sunshine throughout the day today. future weather showing you keep the extra layers on for much of the day. look at your noon temperatures. we're still mainly in the mid and upper 50s later on this afternoon. about the best. we're going to do is right around 60 degrees in most areas, so a high of about 61. in the city today, 62 in san jose. yes. these temperatures are a bit below average for this time of the year. we'll go to 59 in napa, 61 in livermore, 61 the high in oakland. bundle up because overnight tonight it gets chilly. downright cold in the north bay. some of the coldest air in about six months. a freeze warning will be in effect early tomorrow morning. temperatures could dip as low as 28 degrees, so overnight tonight it is going to be cold no

matter where you are. low 40s, upper 30s around the bay shoreline. our coldest air in the north bay. we have a little bit of snow still to come in the sierra. still have a winter weather advisory in effect this evening. a few inches coming to round out the day today. now let's plan your weekend. future weather. no issues. saturday saturday is a mostly sunny day and dry. it's sunday. we're tracking some scattered showers. not in the morning. the morning is dry. it's the afternoon and you can see not a lot of rain coming our way, but into the afternoon and early evening. will likely be tracking some scattered showers to finish out the weekend. it is a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. accuweather seven day. brisk sunshine today. cold tomorrow morning. showers in the afternoon on sunday and then next week. lots of sunshine and dry days ahead, guys. all right drew, thank you. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the future is here. we'll show you the car that can fly. look at that. we'll

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>> number two, president elect donald trump made good on a campaign promise. he's nominated robert f kennedy jr to lead the department of health and human services. >> number three, the california coastal commission has approved a plan to build a seawall along the southern part of san francisco's ocean beach. the $175 million project's goal is to protect a nearby wastewater treatment plant and sewage tunnel, and prevent erosion. >> number four, a heads up for drivers in san francisco. the connector ramp from westbound interstate 80 to northbound highway 101 will be closed all day sunday. the on ramp at seventh and harrison will also be closed. it is for emergency repairs. >> and number five in the accuweather forecast, we are looking at brisk sunshine today. we are done with the showers on our friday. it will be chilly though in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. a cold start to the weekend. showers back in the forecast sunday afternoon. >> number six following your friday morning commute with another accident yet again this morning. >> we had one yesterday. eastbound 80 in fairfield. this one is westbound 80, in fairfield, right near west

texas, blocking all but the right lane. it's squeaking by. there are detours in place. they're letting traffic get off at air base parkway. also, another accident. eastbound 580. this one leaving castro valley headed towards dubli, blocking two lanes of traffic. >> and number seven, if this is your thing, your chance to fight like a gladiator. san francisco based airbnb has announced a deal with the colosseum in rome. eight people will be able to go there. gear up and take part in faux gladiator fights in may. you can apply on november 27th. gladiators will be chosen by lottery. >> very interesting. >> all right, well, san francisco's municipal transportation authority, or muni, says it is on the verge of a fiscal crisis. muni is now looking at severe budget cuts to close the gap, and that includes possibly suspending three of the city's iconic cable car lines. abc seven news reporter cornell barnard breaks it down for us. reporter those iconic cable cars, which climb halfway to the

stars may not be climbing anywhere soon, thanks to a looming muni budget deficit. >> it's not what first time tourists want to hear. imagine if they weren't here anymore. >> that isn't san francisco anymore. then. so that belongs to san francisco. it's very famous in the whole world. >> cable cars are one of the main draws to the famous buena vista restaurant on hyde street, where tony is manager. >> it's impossible. san francisco don't have cable car. yeah, this is iconic. and our restaurant here is a destination for all the tourists. >> this is the conversation that's been a little, frankly, terrifying to me. >> sfmta director jeffrey tumlin says with a looming deficit of nearly 300 million by fiscal year 2026 2027, everything is on the table for possible cuts, including the suspension of three cable car lines california mason and hyde and the f-market streetcars, which could save an estimated $33 million annually.

tumlin says the stakes are real. >> as all of you know, the lingering effects of covid and particularly work from home, has had a devastating impact on the sfmta budget. >> he says the failure of prop l, which could have generated 25 million for transit and the new trump administration, could make identifying new revenue sources challenging those who work on the cable cars. can't believe suspending service is even being suggested. >> it's sad that they're even thinking about shutting down this iconic, and it's the only national moving national monument. >> former mayor willie brown, who helped dianne feinstein save the cable cars in the 1980s, is outraged. >> i'm telling you that the person who's even considers because of the budget problems, san cable cars shouldn't be out there. it's should be fired immediately. >> tumlin says muni is now collaborating with the entire region to help close the budget gap and find new funding sources. >> we have enough time to solve

the problem, but only if we take decisive action. >> in san francisco. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> a major shakeup coming to the social media site formerly known as twitter. coming up at 530. the change users should know about. plus, the competitors

all in this together. that took a hit. >> the fallout from the scandal surrounding the san mateo county sheriff. now at 5.30. the growing pressure for her to resign, and the group warning they may consider a recall effort if she doesn't. >> president elect trump has been nominating cabinet picks all week. the latest of which fulfills a campaign promise. i'm christiane cordero with the details from washington. >> plus, a health alert before

the holidays. doctors are warning of a surge in cases of the whooping cough and measles as families prepare to gather for thanksgiving. good morning, everyone. it is friday, november 15th. yeah, friday is finally here. let's start with the check of the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. drew. are we done with the rain for now? >> yeah, at least today, gloria. but we do have some more coming over part of the weekend. this morning, though, we have generally clear skies. a live look from our exploratorium camera showing you those stars up above a bright, full moon in our sky this morning. it's also quite chilly in parts of the bay shoreline. 39 in castro valley right now. 41 in santa clara. widen out the picture and it's chilly in the north bay. we're down to 38 in santa rosa. 36, that current temperature in napa. here's live doppler seven, along with satellite. the showers from yesterday are done. you can see some showers off the coast. they remain off the coast throughout the day. so we'll see sunshine and brisk temperatures later on this afternoon. so look at the coastal forecast first. you notice we're not warming too much from our morning start.

we begin in the 40s along the coast. will max out in the mid 50s under a mix of sun and clouds around the bay shoreline. a similar story. it's cold right now with those temperatures in the 30s and 40s later on today. our daytime highs basically in the upper 50s to the lower 60s and inland. it's a similar forecast. keep those layers on for much of the day. maximum highs in the low 60s. let's check in with sue and see those drive times. >> a couple of trouble spots this morning. not at the bay bridge toll plaza. no reports. official reports oy metering lights yet. so traffic is flowing smoothly into san francisco. all right, let's check out those trouble spots. first we go to fairfield. this one westbound 80. right near yesterday's accident. this one is near west texas. we just got an update from the chp. so now only the right lane is closed. all other lanes have reopened so that should start improving as you make your way west on 80 through fairfield. eastbound 580. in castro valley. we've got two lanes blocked with the multi-car accident. you

can see all the approaches to eden canyon road are slow. looks like 580 has minor slowing now through the eastbound, it is the reverse commute. eastbound. we'll check back in just a . all right, sue, thank you. >> president elect donald trump has selected vaccine skeptic robert f kennedy jr to lead the department of health and human services. he addressed the pick last night during trump's first public appearance since winning reelection. here's abc news reporter christiane cordero. >> during a victory lap type speech at mar a lago last night, president elect donald trump touted a campaign promise, fulfilled the nomination of robert f kennedy jr to lead the department of health and human services. >> he wants to make people healthy. >> if confirmed, kennedy would oversee one of the biggest departments in the government, which includes the cdc, the fda and the affordable care act. kennedy, who is not a doctor and has no medical training, has endorsed debunked conspiracy theories about vaccines. he vows to shake things up in some categories of workers.

>> there are entire departments, like the nutrition departments at fda, that are that have to g, that are not doing their job. they're not protecting our kids. >> his nomination has drawn criticism from a host of public health leaders. >> he comes not with a query, not with suggesting that we should look at two different points of view or look at he's he's made a determination with no scientific background. >> that's very dangerous in an agency where people take the recommendations of the experts and try to follow them to keep themselves and their families safe and secure. >> not mentioned at last nis gala. trump's pick for attorney general, former representative matt gaetz. but on capitol hill, senators are skeptical. >> i know he's going to have an uphill battle. >> he's got a really steep hill to climb to get lots of books, including mine. >> gates's nomination came as the house ethics committee was wrapping up its report on gates for alleged sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, according

to sources. sources also tell abc news the committee heard from a young woman who said gates had sex with her when she was just 17 years old on the young woman's testimony, he said the allegations are invented and would constitute false testimony to congress. gates resigned from congress immediately upon being nominated for ag, meaning the report, at least for now, will not be made public. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> in the south bay, a new pilot program could be the future of addressing the homeless crisis in san jose. city leaders are now tracking popular rv parking spots, and it could lead to new restrictions. abc seven reporter zach fuentes is live in san jose this morning to explain how this all works and why some are already concerned this will not solve the problem. good morning zach. >> yeah, good morning to you. so the city is using new data as part of this program to identify no parking zones. now, mayor matt mehan says this is about enforcing laws, keeping streets

safe and clean. critics say this could only exacerbate problems. now, city staff found that more than 900 oversize vehicles are likely occupied in the city, and that information is then going to be used to identify which areas of the city are impacted most. then, starting in 2025, the city would establish ten permanent towaway zones and 30 temporary towaway zones. city says the hope is that once the vehicles are cleared, the areas can be cleaned up. mayor mehan said this is also about fairness to businesses and homeowners, and house advocates say more permanent solutions are needed for those living in the rvs. >> let's let's find a way to get those vehicles operable, help them, get them registered, and then let's have a place for them to go park. the safe parking sites that the city and the county are proposing, they're way behind. >> still, mayor mehan says that those city run safe parking sites could be a destination where some of those living in rvs can relocate to the second

and largest site is planned to open up next year. that site aims to take up to 85 vehicles, and that's in addition to a site that's already open. it takes up to 42 people in their vehicles right now. live in san jose zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you. we're following the controversy surrounding the san mateo county sheriff. a scathing 400 page report was released this week accusing sheriff christina corpus of abuse of power, creating a culture of intimidation and retaliation, and having an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. the board of supervisors has demanded she resign, but so far she's refusing. now we're hearing from community members jim lawrence and group fix in san mateo campaigned to elect corpus in 2022. now, he says he's disappointed by her leadership diligence. >> respect. you know, honor. honor with yourself. where did all that go? >> the board of supervisors is considering a charter amendment to get voters to allow them to

fire the sheriff. lawrence says if that isn't successful, his group would work to get a recall on the ballot. we reached out to the sheriff's office to see if corpus was available for comment, but have not received a response. a san francisco woman is under arrest in connection with last month's brazen burglary at the dior store in union square. police say the suspects used two cars to smash their way through a security gate and get inside. they then made off with thousands of dollars in merchandise. the suspect has been arrested for multiple burglaries. she was already in custody for an unrelated break-in. and there's another one that happened in january at the stonestown galleria. investigators say that she tried to escape by hiding out in hawaii, but was arrested when she got off the plane. the driverless car company crews will pay half $1 million fine after admitting it mada false report to influence a federal investigation, the justice department says crews did not tell federal investigators that one of its self-driving cars dragged a woman who had been hit by

another car. the woman was hospitalized for serious injuries. the accident at san francisco's fifth and market in october 2023 led to cruise's robotaxi being kicked off city streets. in addition to the fin, crews must create a new safety program. the company told us it will follow all the requirements as it moves forward under new leadership. well, now it's time for our abc seven mornings advance. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the coming days. first, big change is coming to x, formerly known as twitter, because of an update to the terms of service. today, any lawsuit against x will now have to be filed in texas. this in part because the company relocated its headquarters from san francisco. the change has caused a lot of people to say they're leaving x for other social media sites, like blue sky. it has gained roughly 1 million users since the election last tuesday. a heads up if you drive in san francisco, repair work resumes this weekend on interstate 80 and highway 101. the connector ramp from

westbound 80 to northbound 101 will be closed all of sunday. the on ramp at seventh and harrison will also be closed. caltrans crews are replacing damaged concrete barriers. a holiday tradition returns to san francisco's union square today. you see them there. adoptable puppies and kittens from the sf spca will be on display in the windows of macy's. this could be the final year of macy's holiday traditions at union square. earlier this year, macy's announced it would close its flagship location when it sells the property. well, just enjoy it while we can, right? well, legendary boxer mike tyson preparing to get back into the ring. the tense moments during yesterday's weigh in. look at that. but first, let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. hopefully the weather's a lot calmer than that weigh in there. >> yeah, yeah, totally. not along our coast, though, gloria. we do have a high surf advisory in effect through tomorrow morning. waves are elevated as they have been the past 24 hours, so we still face some dangerous swimming and surfing conditions on our

northwest facing beaches that are most at risk. a coastal flood advisory will continue through monday. we have our king tides happening, our highest high tides all year. so high tide in the city today is just after 10 a.m, so we'll likely see some minor flooding on areas close to the water. just be aware of that. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. our cold front, which washed through the rain yesterday. that's out of here. some showers off the coast remain off the coast. it's all about brisk sunshine on your friday, so looking at the day planner today, you will need several layers. this morning is quite chilly out there with temperatures in the 30s and in the 40s. we have dry skies all day. it's brisk this afternoon with temperatures below average pretty much on either side of about 60 degrees. for any friday night plans you have will keep those skies clear, but it gets cool pretty quickly with temperatures already into the 40s in some spots by 8 p.m, so today, lots of sunshine out there. no risk of any rain. upper 50s to the lower 60s for your daytime highs. looking at the weekend forecast. we begin tomorrow with a freeze

warning in the north bay. it is quite cold, some of the coldest air in about six months. we do have a mostly sunny start to the weekend, but sunday we do have scattered showers in the forecast. it's a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. we'll detail that wet weather

time this morning is 537. you can see very minor backup, just a few cars heading in the westbound direction. the normal friday light will soon come to an end here at the bay bridge. ladies. >> so thank you so much. we do have some breaking news for you right now. conan o'brien has just been named the host of the 97th oscars. this will be the emmy winner's first stint as host. the academy says that o'brien is a perfect person to help lead our global

celebration of film with his brilliant humor, his love of movies, and his live tv expertise. you can watch the oscars on sunday, march sec, right here on abc seven. >> that will be exciting. the world health organization is reporting a worldwide surge in measles with over 10 million cases last year. abc seven news contributor doctor alok patel explains what's behind this sharp increase. >> we have seen a decrease in the amount of kindergartners entering the school system who are fully vaccinated against common childhood illnesses, including measles, which let me give people a reference of how contagious measles is. one case of measles in a group of people who are unvaccinated can spread to about 16 other people. and like covid 19, measles can be airborne. >> doctor patel added 95% of the community needs to be vaccinated to offer some sort of protection, he says. we are below that number. health leaders and schools across the bay area are raising concerns

about the rise in whooping cough cases. we told you yesterday on abc seven mornings that several counties are seeing dramatic spikes. that includes san francisco. last year, the city had just one case. so far this year, 97 cases have been reported. doctors say vaccine skepticism is likely contributing to the increase in cases. >> it's likely a combination of vaccine hesitancy because parents aren't getting the right information at the right time. some misinformation, or the fact that parents just haven't been able to get around to getting those shots done. >> so most people get a whooping cough vaccine as an infant. but if you haven't received one, doctors say you can still get the shot at any age. >> a georgia mother is facing jail time because her ten year old son walked into town by himself. it happened last month when brittany patterson said she took one of her kids to the doctor, and that's when her son walked less than a mile into town alone. the sheriff's office called her to tell her that they dropped him off at home, and they returned five hours later.

>> come on in and tell him they're taking me to jail because you decided to walk down the street. let go with your hands. >> that's not his fault. yeah, you're the mother. that's your responsibility. >> anytime i checked, it wasn't illegal for a kid to walk to the store. >> so it is when they're ten years old. >> patterson was booked on suspicion of reckless conduct and could face a year in jail. authorities have offered to drop the charge if she signs a safety plan that includes the use of a gps tracker on her son's phone, but she refuses to sign it or admit that she did anything wrong. a much anticipated boxing match is happening tonight between legend mike tyson and relative newcomer jake paul. tyson is not competing in a professional match in about two decades, but as abc news anchor andrew dymburt tells us, most of the bets are still on him. >> we are just hours away from mike tyson squaring off against jake paul, but the fight has already begun. ladies and gentlemen, the 58 year old tyson slapping the 27 year oldld tyson youtuber turned boxer at last

night's weigh in. >> it's personal now. he must die. >> paul shaking off tyson's slap but showing off the precautions he's taken to not end up like evander holyfield, who had part of his ear bitten off by tyson back in 1996. >> i'm not getting my bet off on friday night, so i got my diamond spiked ear covers right there. >> tonight's showdown is the first ever live boxing match on netflix. tyson's first professional bout in nearly 20 years. the rules will be slightly different from a typical match, with shorter rounds and heavier boxing gloves lowering the chances of a knockout. despite a 31 year age gap and being a major underdog, sports books report, 90% of all bets are being placed on the hall of famer tyson, the most popular bet tyson winning in the first round. >> we got 1 million here, 1 million here. >> paul is betting big on himself, taking multiple million dollar bets from fellow fighters, even staking his claim. >> $40 million payout on a bet your purse.

>> yeah, let's bet the purse deal. >> but tyson demonstrating his skills during a recent workout and last night showing he can still pack on the muscle. >> i am not going to lose. did you hear what i said? >> andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> wow. this is going to be good. >> yeah, i hate that. i want to watch this. i know right. >> you know, i don't know. >> even though the odds are that tyson wins i mean, paul is so much younger than him, that's got to be like, he's in his late 50s. yeah. mike tyson. yeah, but he seems so confident. >> i mean, you got to be right. he's like betting his purse. >> i feel like, isn't that his shtick, though? like, he's just. >> i know nothing about. >> i know nothing about him. i know nothing about him. >> he's very confident. >> yes. >> and like, he has a brother. >> yeah. sorry. that's my generation. 5:00 pm. >> i mean, if it's in one round and the round is two minutes long, that's not going to last. all that long. >> we'll see. he's betting that purse 40 million. >> that's a lot of money, man. all right. this morning, here's

our east bay hills camera showing you. we have clear skies out there. we're done with the rain today. it's all about sunny skies, but brisk feeling temperatures. this afternoon. live doppler seven, a couple of showers. well off our coastline. they remain away from us, so it's all about clear skies and some chilly temperatures this morning. we're starting out in the 30s and in the 40s, and we don't warm too fast today, so by noon it still feels cool out there, mainly in the mid and upper 50s. and later on today under mostly sunny skies, we're on either side of about 60 degrees for our daytime highs high of 61. in oakland today with sunshine, 62 in san jose, 61. in the city, only 59 in napa. the same in fremont. it gets cold late tonight. you will find freeze warnings in effect for partf the north bay from mill valley up through san rafael into petaluma, sonoma, santa rosa, napa, saint helena some of the coldest weather in about six months, where temperatures could dip as low as the upper 20s. it's not just the north bay that will feel cold, even around the bay shoreline. mid 30s low 40s. so you will notice that cold air descending pretty quickly later on this

evening. we have a little bit of snow still coming our way in the sierra. a winter weather advisory is still in effect until 10 p.m, so if you're thinking about going to tahoe later today, just know we could have a couple of inches falling on 80 and 50. it looks like 50 will be impacted more with the trajectory of this system. so just be aware we could have some slick concerns on our roadways, especially trying to make it to south lake tahoe. kirkwood, certainly 88, will likely have some sort of chain controls throughout the afternoon and evening. let's plan your weekend here locally. future weather showing you tomorrow. no issue when it comes to any sort of rainfall. it's mostly sunny and a nice start to the weekend after that cold morning on saturday. now sunday you'll notice in the morning it's overcast skies first thing, and then we'll track some scattered showers in the afternoon. you notice on future weather, we're not seeing any bright colors indicating downpours. it's mainly scattered bits of green here and you notice that that's about it. as we head towards the evening, you will find that we have an isolated shower here or

there. so it's not widespread rain and any rainfall totals less than a quarter of an inch. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you a brisk sunshine on your friday cold morning here on saturday, with freeze warnings in effect. sunday, we'll track those scattered showers before dry weather moves back in for much of next week, guys. >> sounds nice. thank you so much, drew. new at six, the popular san francisco restaurant that will be open for thanksgiving for the first time in years. >> but first, a scare in the air. passengers were told to brace for impact during an emergency landing

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head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last. see los angeles. it was going from washington dc to la, and you could see the flight right there. uh- tire failed shortly after takeoff and passengers say

they heard a loud pop. they felt the plane shake. the flight crew saw pieces of tire on the tarmac and declared an emergency, but they were able to continue to l.a, but it was a rough landing at lax. the cabin crew reported reported a jolt that was so strong that overhead luggage bins popped open and an emergency oxygen mask deployed. luckily, nobody was hurt. meanwhile, in alaska, or excuse me, an american airlines flight narrowly missed a mountain while departing from honolulu on wednesday. that flight was also heading to lax. officials say the flight had to perform an expedited climb to avoid the mountain. the faa is investigating that incident. >> mexican airline volaris is adding three nonstop routes to mexico from the oakland airport starting in march. passengers can fly from oakland to cabo san lucas in july. volaris will begin operating flights to zacatecas. the third route one to monterrey has already taken off. the additions wil bring the number of volaris routes from oakland to eight. the dream of flying cars is

becoming more of a reality every day. a chinese electric vehicle maker just unveiled its latest creation, a land aircraft carrier or in other words, a flying car. it's an electric vehicle that carries and recharges a small flying vehicle that's called an air module. it takes just five minutes for the air module to set up and take off, with no need for manual control throughout the process. the company plans to begin pre-sales of the car by the end of this year, with mass production plans set for 2026. it will cost around $277,000. okay, in today's gma first look, the drought in the northeast this year is causing younger christmas trees to die, which may affect christmas trees sales in years to come. abc news reporter andrew dymburt has our story in this morning's gma. >> first look. is the grinch coming for your christmas tree? >> here we have a tree that just couldn't survive this summer. >> jeff hill is a christmas tree farmer in pennsylvania. he says

because of this season's drought and unusually warm weather, his youngest christmas trees are not going to make it. >> you can see the root system just doesn't go deep enough to get the moisture and a lot of them just can't hang. >> but for the trees that have grown, farmers like jamie jones in shelton, connecticut, say it is still possible to keep the new trees healthy. but it does require a lot of care and effort. trees are very resilient, so it's just after they're harvested is just again, it's the care of that tree and making sure they have plenty of water. coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on this christmas tree crunch and what it means for you this holiday season with your gma first look i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> new at six. the a's have some company. the other big league squad set to move into a minor league ballpark for the year. >> and deadline day for a popular south bay farm as it awaits possible eviction. >> then a satirical news site buys another known for spouting

dangerous conspiracies, the ceo of the onion explains why he bought infowars, and in the accuweather forecast, we're looking at brisk sunshine today. >> we are done with the rain on your friday, but heading into the weekend. saturday a cold start with freeze warning showers back

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