five, now at six, refusing to resign. the san mateo county sheriff speaking exclusively to abc seven news. it comes after

that scathing report on her leadership and today, county leaders will start the process of getting her out. >> taking a live look outside this morning. the bay area bracing for the first atmospheric river of the season and the north bay could see the biggest impact. drew is here with the timeline of the rain plus banner. if you get this letter, won't you help me out? >> i know you're kind of busy with your elves right now. >> all right, get ready for christmas music 24 over seven when koat is kicking off nonstop holiday songs to get you into the spirit. >> that's an underrated bot by the way. it is right that whistle tone altogether. get into it on this tuesday, november 19th. >> yeah, we're going to get our first look at this weather. yes. chilly. we know that the rain is coming. >> yeah. this time tomorrow we'll be tracking that rain on live doppler seven. this morning, it's all about some frigid temperatures. so frost advisories and freeze warnings are posted for most areas this morning. this until 8 a.m. it's

for really good reason. i mean, look at these numbers right now. widespread 30s. we're at 33 in napa. this morning. 38 in fremont. even oakland. it feels cold this morning. down to 42 degrees. so future weather have many layers this morning. maybe top it off with the scarf and the gloves because with overcast skies throughout the day, it's not going to feel all that warm. here's your 9 a.m. snapshot by noon. we're mainly in the 50s. that's basically where we'll stay all afternoon. pretty close to 60 degrees and our warmest area. so today is dry. tomorrow the rain arrives is a level two on the abc seven storm impact scale. the north bay has the highest risk of flooding, but areas outside of the north bay will be dealing with some gusty winds. a wind advisory has also been issued for the bay shoreline. rainfall outside of the north bay will be light to moderate, but the north bay does have a flood watch posted for the risk of flooding on smaller streams, creeks and roads. we'll look at rainfall totals and timing coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times?

>> good morning. well, we know this time of the morning there's always a slowdown on the altamont pass. >> anyway, that's why you're seeing that red right there. but it's even slower today. that's because of an incident that we're tracking. so we're going to zoom in and show you a closer look at this. this is over in livermore on westbound 580 before livermore avenue. there's a motorcycle crash. it was blocking the three left lanes. they have just opened all the lanes, but it's still pretty slow out there because of that motorcycle crash. speeds are down to about nine miles per hour. so it's going to take you a little longer to get through that area. and you can see just the general area that we're talking about. also, we have a photo there that's showing you that backup that continues at this time. so just keep that in mind. give yourself a little bit more time amanda. all right. >> gloria. thank you. today, leaders in san mateo county are expected to kick off an effort to fire the sheriff. it comes less than a week after a lengthy audit accusing her of abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at the sheriff's office this morning. and lena, the next step could

bring the issue to the ballot. >> hey, amanda. that's right. today, the board of supervisors want voters to give them the power to fire sheriff corpus following a scathing audit of her leadership. they will also discuss possible plans for a special election for next year. now, the scathing 400 page audit contends that sheriff corpus is having an intimate, personal affair with her civilian chief of staff, victor ainge, and that she gave control of the sheriff's department to him. the audit cited phone call interviews with 40 current and past sworn and civilian employees, but they were all granted anonymity. they did not testify under oath, and their interviews were not recorded. abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes spoke with the sheriff in an exclusive interview. she says she has no plans to resign and denies all allegations. >> garbage. i say it's false. i am not having an affair with him. i've known victor for 17 years, 17 years and we are

colleagues. i consider him a trusted confidant, a friend. is it because i'm a woman and i can't have a man next to me that i trust without having a sexual relationship with him? >> remember, this comes just days after the board of supervisors already unanimously voted, urging the sheriff to resign last week. if the supervisors decide to take this to the voters, they could see a special election as early as march 4th of next year. today's board of supervisors meeting kicks off at 9:00 this morning live in redwood city. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. we do have a link to the full interview with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes and san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. it's on the home page of our abc seven news.com website. >> developing news in the north bay, where officials are investigating another deadly boating accident in the waters

near bodega bay. this time, one person was killed and four others were sent to the hospital. this latest incident was very similar to two other boat accidents this month. the group was out crabbing when their boat capsized just before two yesterday afternoon. mily taylor with the inverness yacht club is very familiar with the water conditions where these accidents have happened. >> that is a particularly treacherous and hazardous body of water out there. we just had a full moon and king tides and so the currents are strong and unpredictable in that area because of the heavy winds and the large waves right now. >> they recommend checking the current conditions and forecast for the rest of the day before heading out to avoid the dangerous conditions. >> breaking news overnight a person is in the hospital after a bart police officer shot them in the union city station parking lot. bart police say the

shooting happened just after 930 last night. they have not released any information about what led up to the shooting. we don't know the person's condition. bart officers, a bart office of the independent police auditor is investigating. >> in the south bay, a man has died in san jose after a hit and run crash that knocked over a tree in san jose. the victim was found around nine last night at bert avenue and holt avenue with serious injuries. they were taken to a hospital where they died. san jose police have not said if any arrests have been made. and in the north bay, a postal worker was killed on the job after being hit by a car in santa rosa. police identified the mail carrier as 33 year old irvin hernandez. tributes are pouring in online, calling him an amazing coworker and friend. police say the suv driver was suffering a medical emergency and lost control. hernandez was standing outside of his truck near the intersection of corrigan street and north point parkway. he was sorting mail when he was hit last night. >> today, president elect trump will be in texas for a space

launch. it serves as a test flight to space for starship, which is a rocket system being developed to send people and cargo to mars. the company's co-founder, elon musk, has been seen with trump, of course, for the past few months. and just last week, musk was named to co-lead a new department of government efficiency in the trump administration. yesterday, trump named former congressman and fox business host sean duffy as his pick for transportation secretary. trump's choice for attorney general is coming under fresh scrutiny. former congressman matt gaetz was the subject of a house ethics committee investigation into alleged sex trafficking, involving minors, but the investigation ended last week when he resigned from congress. now an attorney for two women who testified before that committee has come forward. >> what did your client witness? >> she testified in july of 2017 at this house party. she was walking out to the pool area,

and she looked to her right, and she saw representative gaetz having sex with her friend, who was 17. >> the house ethics committee meets tomorrow as pressure grows to release its report on gates. gates has denied any wrongdoing. >> taking a look outside, we will see a clear picture right now, but clouds are going to filter in throughout the day. so today is dry. it's a cold start with temperatures later on this afternoon in the mid 50s to the low 60s. it's all about the storm. our atmospheric river making landfall in northern california tomorrow. it is a level two, with the north bay taking the brunt of the rain and the wind, with light to moderate rain in other areas. so we're refining where the flood risk is highest coming tomorrow, and it's still in the north bay, but areas shaded in red. this is where we're almost certainly going to see issues on our streams. our creeks and our roads. ukiah, cloverdale sea ranch, even navarro, those in yellow have an elevated risk of flooding. so those folks in

clear lake saint helena, santa rosa, healdsburg, fort ross still do your storm preps because we're seeing a lot of rain coming your way in a short amount of time. that is why we have the flood watch in effect for the north bay, for that flooding potential on our creeks and streams and roads. our rivers can handle this amount of rain for the first storm of the season, so we're not expecting river flooding to occur. here's future weather first thing tomorrow morning. the rain arrives in the north bay and then it just settles in the north bay all day. that is why the flood risk is highest. but for folks outside of the north bay, we will be dealing with some gusty winds tomorrow. amanda, we'll show you those wind speeds coming up in a few minutes. all right, drew, thank you. >> addressing the recall, alameda county da pamela price conceding the race. more on her message to voters in daniel lowry's transition team. he explains his picks to help him get into his new role as san francisco mayor. plus, beyonce's halftime show. how much you'll have to pay if you want to see her perform

election yesterday, price publicly conceded that race. >> i thank you for the honor of serving you as your district attorney, and i applaud you for going to the polls in 2022 and believing in the possibility of reforming our criminal justice

system after 100 years here in alameda county. >> and you took the time to reflect on the successes of her time in office and thanked her family, her staff and the many volunteers who tried to keep her in that office. we now know who will help san francisco's mayor elect transition into his new role as the city's leader. daniel lurie unveiled his transition team yesterday. the co-chairs include sam altman, the ceo of openai. former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. and michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. he explained his choices to our kristen sze on abc seven news at three entrepreneurs and innovators and creatives are welcome in san francisco again. >> we're going to do everything in our power to make sure that san francisco is once again considered and is a world class american city. and these are the people that are going to help us get going over the next 50 days until inauguration day. so we have a lot of work ahead of us. every day is busy. i will say

this mayor breed and her team have been incredibly gracious, helping us on the transition. we have a lot of work to do and i appreciate all of their support. >> and lori will be sworn into office on january 8th. san francisco mayor london breed says overdose deaths in the city are on the decline like never before. the latest numbers from the department of health show 32 people died of an accidental overdose in san francisco in october. and that's a 50% drop from october 2020. three and an overall drop of 20% this year. breed calls the report remarkable and shows and says that it shows the city's aggressive and dedicated efforts are paying off. >> it is starting to work because the people are out there doing the work and making sure that folks know it's not a one size fits all. but the options in this city exist and the options in this city. it's saving lives. >> officials credit the decline

to access to medical and behavioral health treatment offered by the city. >> we continue to follow the story of the controversial bike lane on san francisco's valencia street. that center lane concept has sparked outrage from some shop owners, saying it's a business killer and some cyclists who call it dangerous. now, the sfmta has presented its final design for a replacement. the sfmta board is set to vote on that design today. that includes a side running bike lane that goes either between the sidewalk and a parklet, or goes around a parklet that is next to the sidewalk. 79 parking spots will be lost in this design, but local business owners hope it will bring people back to valencia street. >> i hope that the agency has learned a valuable lesson for the future that they should just install curbside protected bike lanes from the start, rather than proposing kind of these novel or new designs that that don't work. >> if approved, construction on the redesign will start early next year.

>> we're going to go all christmas music beginning this friday at noon. >> that is koat personality dj maurice knight telling abc seven news about the bay area holiday tradition. that's kicking off a bit earlier this year. the nonstop christmas music season is a 22 year tradition. 96.5 koat kicks off christmas music friday at 12 p.m, and they'll play it until december 26th at 2 a.m. >> if you're a big fan of beyonce and want to see her perform on christmas day in houston, now's your chance to get tickets to the texans ravens game. we told you yesterday on abc seven mornings. she's performing during the halftime show, and since she made that announcement sunday night, forbes reports vivid seat saw a 40% increase in the resale ticket prices. tickets are available on several sites. the cheapest available cost about $220. the most expensive seats range anywhere from $375 to nearly 2000. and of course, you

have to find the flight to get there and back home. but for a beyonce concert? 220 that's that's inexpensive. >> if you're just there for the concert, you have to watch the whole game. yeah. show up in the second quarter. oh, yeah. >> i wonder how many songs she'll sing. >> well, let's sing a half time show is probably less than. i mean, during the super bowl. like 14 minutes. we'll give you on a christmas day show. i would give her ten minutes, so she'll do a medley uh. >> she'll bring out guests. i would estimate less than six songs. >> yeah, i agree. yeah, i think yeah, i'm thinking more like four. yeah. >> if i'm paying that much, i'm living in that seat. i'm going to for sure order food. i'm going to enjoy what's going on on the field. i'm gonna wait and then she's going to come out. i'll enjoy, but i'm living there. i'm going to wait until the very last second of that. >> i like that for you. >> yeah. >> my time is when she says, thank you, texas. i'm like, oh, good. and would anybody like

seat? >> and i don't want to be there until i hear hello, houston. you know, that's that's the two things i want to hear. >> oh, now we go. i got to go. the good thing is we can watch it at home. it's on netflix, so we don't have to worry about about that. be nice and warm at home. >> yeah, this morning it's anything but warm. it is cold with freeze warnings and frost advisories. a live look from the tam cam showing you we have high clouds starting to stream in here ahead of our storm system tomorrow. but look at these temperatures. you need a lot of layers. this morning i would even have the scarf. the gloves, because we have temperatures. well into the 30s, not only in the north bay, but parts of the east bay as well. fremont and morning at 37 degrees. the city feeling quite cold right now at 46. it's a mostly cloudy day. today we're dry. another day to get those storm preps finished. have them done by tonight because the rain does begin to fall first thing in the morning tomorrow morning. today, daytime highs will be in the 50s to the

low 60s overnight tonight. here comes that rain. shortly after midnight will be heavy in the north bay to begin overnight lows. not nearly as cold as we are right now in the 40s and in the 50s. let's talk about the rainfall totals. there's going to be a huge range of rainfall coming our way wednesday into early thursday. for areas outside of the north bay, the city, oakland areas to the south expecting less than an inch of rain. we can handle that much rain. it may make some of your travel times a little bit longer as this rain falls, but it's the north bay that is really taking the brunt of this heavy rain. and when we're talking about four, five, six plus inches of rain falling in a short amount of time, that is going to create issues on our smaller streams, our creeks and our roads. so you do want to prepare for the potential of flooding in these areas. we've been really highlighting northern sonoma county, northern napa county, certainly lake and mendocino county for the highest risk of flooding tomorrow. but areas outside of the north bay, you're going to feel the winds

tomorrow. wind advisory is in effect around the bay shoreline throughout the day tomorrow. those winds do not let up. they're out of the south and we'll likely see frequent gusts over 40 45mph. so make sure everything is secure outside or bring it inside as we have these winds to contend with all day long. accuweather seven day forecast. cold morning right now, but it's cloudy throughout the day. wet and windy tomorrow. thunderstorms very likely on friday with more rain coming our way over the weekend, guys. >> all right drew thank you. now let's turn to ginger zee. she is live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> yeah reggie amanda. great to be with you. so here on tuesday we'll start with that breaking news and the warning to the u.s. from vladimir putin. as the war in ukraine reaches its 1,000th day. also the latest on president elect trump's attorney general pick former congressman matt gaetz. we're going to hear from the attorney for gaetz's accusers. plus, an exclusive look at google's new ai shopping tool. how it could be a game changer. this holiday season. and then eagles quarterback jalen hurts here with us there

on a big run. and jalen is going to tell us about his commitment to philadelphia schools, which is so cool. we're also cooking some great last minute easy dishes for thanksgiving. my friend tegan girard from half baked harvest. she's always so good. an effortless pasta bake. that's right in your pantry. honey brie, roasted pepperoni, brussels sprouts. i'll just tell you i'm full right now. and als, comedian jim gaffigan is here live in times square. >> wait, that's a lot of things, honey. brie, roasted pepperoni, brussels sprouts. what? >> explain everything. everything i've ever made from her, from half baked harvest, is like the time that i pulled the wool over my eyes and think i'm an actual chef. like, i'll serve it and be like, yes, i made that. so every single one works. i'll just say that much. okay. >> are you saying that i could do it? >> you can do it. i believe in you. >> do you think i should do this practice? >> because it's last minute, so you have time to practice. >> we're having a friendsgiving on the show friday, and i was

going to do my traditional stove top stuffing. >> why was it in parentheses? maybe. >> or probably because now that i hear ginger say that, maybe i can do this. okay, i want to impress this. you bring it. okay. i'm gonna do it. >> i think you could. >> i'm doing it straight from the stove top. >> okay. >> just this one year stove top. i'll be back to you again next year. my devotion has not been lost. i don't want anyone to believe that i have left stove top. you know, i'm taking a break. all right, ginger, thank you for the inspiration. and i'll show you when your child has moderate to severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch, with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation

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world cup. the bay area is about to get very busy. and today, san jose city staff will give a presentation to city council members about how planning for these events is going. the state senate public safety committee held an informational hearing on all three of these big events yesterday. out of all of them, state senator and committee chair aisha wahab says the world cup is a priority. >> there is nothing bigger than a world cup and you know, even the viewership compared to anything else is significantly higher. and it was actually presented in our hearing and that was aisha wahab. >> the bay area host committee

says it's encouraging activation. there it is. activation and engagement in communities outside of santa clara. during the world cup, the bay area will be the only region in history to host a fifa world cup and a super bowl in the same calendar year. so look at us. next is 6.30 lining up for chicken fingers. a new raising cane's opening its doors this morning in colma. people have been camped out for hours. we'll tell you about the giveaways for the first 100 customers today. a cherished tradition set in 1915 san francisco. delight in a fun-filled holiday experience. ♪ tickets on sale now at sfballet.org

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30, protesting potential budget cuts. oakland workers calling the proposed cuts dangerous. the city council is expected to take up the issue at its meeting today. >> and let's take a live look outside this morning. we're getting ready for an atmospheric river, the first one of the season. it could bring heavy rain and flooding to some parts of the bay area. drew is tracking the forecast and will let us know what we need. plus, instead of dreary who you were, well, there's nothing that can stop you from becoming popular. >> la la la la. >> sing along to your favorite wicked songs. when theaters across the country will have special showings for the highly

anticipated movie, you know what people are already saying. it doesn't matter if you're going to the special screening. if you are going to the opening weekend for wicked, you will be sitting with a bunch of people who are like theater nerds, and they said, don't expect to hear the movie. >> you're going to hear the people, right? >> a cappella singers from college who didn't make it to broadway. >> they're going to be in that. you hear a lot of uh, you know, like, oh, i almost nailed it. >> what is this feeling so sudden and new? >> yeah. >> good morning everyone. it is tuesday, november 19th. >> you'll see me there. i'm going this weekend. >> you're dressed appropriately. you are. what did you know? >> and when did i know it? >> yeah, exactly. oh, so you identify with elphaba this morning? it is cold out there. look at the 24 hour temperature change. about 10 to 14 degrees colder compared to this time yesterday across a big portion of the region. so we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings up. i mean, for good reason. look at all these 30s on the board down to 39 in concord right now, 37 in fremont. we're at 33 in napa. so bundle up this morning. it's going to take some

time to warm these temperatures up because we'll find increasing clouds throughout the day ahead of our rain tomorrow. so this afternoon we turn overcast and temperatures are mainly in the upper 50s for a lot of us. today is a dry day. great day to get those storm preps finished. should have them done by this evening because the rain gets here first thing tomorrow morning. mid 50s to the low 60s is a level two on the abc seven storm impact scale. the north bay has the highest risk for flooding. we do have a wind advisory posted not only for the north bay, but around the bay shoreline tomorrow for some gusty winds. areas outside of the north bay, the rain will be lighter and the risk of flooding is a lot lower. we'll look at the timing and rainfall amounts in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria and see those dry times. this morning we have our look at the overall map here in the bay area. >> a lot of green, but we are seeing a few slowdowns right now where you see the red. so let's get a look at your drive times for this morning. walnut creek to dublin 15 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 62 minutes. highway one in los gatos, 23

minutes. and looking live at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. it is really crowded out there right now. you can see that the metering lights are still on highway four to san francisco, and now we're in eight minutes. and we do have a commuter alert for you this morning. capitol corridor is reporting that train 525 is canceled and caltrain is reporting that northbound train 805 is also canceled. reggie. thanks, gloria. >> today, leaders in san mateo county are expected to kick off an effort to fire the sheriff. this is coming less than a week after a lengthy audit accused her of abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at the sheriff's office this morning. and lena, the next step could be bringing this to the voters. >> hi, reggie. that's this morning. and lena, the next step could be bringing this to the voters. >> hi, reggie. that'sthis comes0 page audit into her leadership,

prompted by dozens of complaints from current and former staff. it accuses her of abusing her power and having an inappropriate relationship with a member of her staff. some of the most salacious accusations come from just one person in the report, identified as civilian employee number three. that employee claimed she saw corpus and her civilian chief of staff, victor in-jae, kissing on a couch at a police substation, and that she frequently saw him rub her neck, shoulders and feet. abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes spoke with the sheriff in an exclusive interview. she claims she heard a warning about employee number three one year ago, a prominent san mateo county female attorney went to one of my captains and said that if i didn't give this person a promotion, then i was going to regret it. >> reporter sheriff corpus said

employee number three did not get a promotion. >> she has denied all allegations and says she will not step down. today, the board of supervisors are also discussing a possible plan for a special election for next year. if it moves forward, that could happen as early as march 4th. today's board of supervisors meeting starts at nine this morning live in redwood city. lena howland abc seven news. >> lena. thank you. we do have a linko the full interview with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes and san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. it's on the home page of our website, abc7 news.com. >> happening today, the oakland city council is set to take up the city's budget issues. and gloria, city workers are calling attention to what they say are dangerous and irresponsible potential cuts. >> they are. and there is some anxiety in oakland ahead of what are expected to be some very difficult financial cuts. oakland will face a $93 million deficit by the end of its fiscal year. the city's finance

department says the budget needs to be balanced now, or a fiscal emergency should be declared. the proposed budget has city workers concerned about how it will impact emergency services. a contingency budget released in june called for significant reductions in the workforce, including at the police and fire departments. >> the residents are asked to do more to pay for more services, while the staffers are city workers are expected to do more work with less people. >> obviously, whatever plans, whatever they thought they had, it's not working. we have to come together and we have to fix this for the community, for the citizens of oakland. >> a big part of closing that deficit relied on the sale of the coliseum site that has been held up because alameda county has not yet approved the sale of their portion of the property. reggie. >> all right. thanks so much, gloria. breaking news. while you were sleeping, russian president vladimir putin has lowered the threshold for a nuclear strike. under this updated policy, russia would consider aggression

from a non-nuclear state receiving aid from a nuclear country. a joint attack. it's a clear warning to the u.s. just days after president biden made a major policy change allowing ukraine to fire american missiles deep into russia. overnight, russia says it shot down six american made ballistic missiles fired by ukraine into western russia. that allegedly happened shortly before the announcement from putin. this morning, a new interview is raising new concerns about president elect trump's pick for attorney general. a lawyer has come forward claiming that former congressman matt gaetz flew two women to new york and paid them for sex. abc news reporter perry russom has the interview and concerns about one of trump's other nominees in the house of the senate. >> this morning, a lawyer for two women at the center of a house ethics investigation involving former congressman matt gaetz speaking out. the lawyer claims in 2019, then congressman gaetz paid the women to travel to new york city to watch his appearance on fox news, attend the broadway show pretty woman and have sex with

him. >> both of your clients testified that they were paid by representative gaetz to have sex. >> that's correct. >> the lawyer says one of his clients also testified she saw gaetz having sex with a 17 year old girl. >> she testified in july of 2017 at this house party. she was walking out to the pool area and she looked to her right, and she saw representative gaetz having sex with her friend, who was 17. >> gaetz has denied all wrongdoing, saying this on fox news in 2021. >> i have not had a relationship with a 17 year old that is totally false. >> there are also growing questions about another one of trump's cabinet picks, fox news host pete hegseth, nominated for secretary of defense. hegseth attorney now acknowledging hegseth paid a financial settlement to a woman who accused him of sexual assault in 2017. the lawyer says the encounter with the woman was consensual. but hegseth paid her because he believed any public accusation would result in his immediate termination from fox. back to gaetz. the ethics

committee meets tomorrow. house speaker mike johnson is against making the report public, but some republican senators are pushing back, saying they want to see it before considering whether to confirm gaetz. perry, russom, abc news, washington. >> new developments in a shooting involving san jose police. we first brought you this story yesterday on abc seven mornings. the man shot by officers is in the hospital in critical condition. this all began as a family disturbance sunday night near south first and sutter streets. a woman called police while hiding in a bedroom with her four children. she told police her partner with a history of domestic violence was terrorizing the family and others who lived there. as police arrived, a family member outside of the home said he was there trying to help, but the suspect injured that person with a knife. officers got everyone out, but they say the suspect did not cooperate with police when they went inside. >> one officer discharged their department, issued taser at the suspect. however, the suspect used a blanket as a shield, preventing the taser from being effective. the armed suspect

continued to advance toward the officers approaching within several feet of the closest officer. in response, one officer discharged their firearm, striking the suspect. >> no officers were hurt. the investigation involves multiple agencies, including the santa clara county da's office, city affairs, and internal affairs. >> the man accused of stabbing and killing cashapp founder bob lee in san francisco last year has finished his testimony yesterday. jurors had more than four dozen questions for many, mostly about the night of the murder and why he didn't call police or tell anyone after he said lee attacked him. he claims he was able to get that knife from lee in self-defense. he maintains he didn't know lee was stabbed or hurt. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of giving you a preview of some things happening in the bay area today. >> first, the san jose city council will discuss how to fill the district three vacancy. the opening was left when councilmember omar torres resigned two weeks ago on the

same day he was arrested after being accused of molesting a relative. the city council can either appoint a replacement or hold a special election. according to documents submitted with today's city council agenda, a final decision is not likely until sometime next month. >> chicken lovers camped out in the cold overnight in colma to make sure they're the first to experience the peninsula's first raising cane's. it's opening today at the two 8-80 metro center on coleman boulevard. >> you know i love chicken. you know, i got to come here for the chicken, you know? the cane's is really good. i love their sauce. everything is just amazing. >> raising cane's is well known for its crispy chicken strips. this will be the bay area's fifth raising cane's location. and its 100th california store. according to sfgate, the first 20 people will be entered into a drawing to win free cane's for a year, and the first 100 customers to dine in today who buy a combo will get a beanie and a free gift card for a box

combo, which is worth $14. >> oh well, good luck to all of you and enjoy that chicken! stay warm. still ahead, the return of sf sketchfest the comedians coming to the city early next year for the annual festival and you are looking live. >> we you won't be, you won't be. but we'll give you another update on how the markets are doing next. >> and the cost of thanksgiving dinner. how much families are spending on this year's meal. but first, here's drew. >> hey there. 641 on our tuesday, we'll start with a lovely picture from santa cruz this morning, partly cloudy skies as those clouds advance in ahead of that rain tomorrow. so throughout the day today it's dry. sunrise here at 655. it's just a mostly cloudy day after that frigid start with freeze warnings and frost advisories posted until 8 a.m. this afternoon. mid 50s to the low 60s. let's talk about that rain, because this time tomorrow we will be tracking it on live doppler seven in the north bay. so here's 630. moderate rain falling in the north bay at that hour. and that storm track is

just really going to sit over the north bay, supplying those areas with the heaviest and steadiest rain all day tomorrow. by lunchtime, we're seeing scattered showers, lighter in nature across the city. the east bay and the peninsula, but it continues to be the north bay that is dealing with the heavy rain not only all day, but through the evening and overnight hours into thursday. that is why the flood watches are posted for the north bay. and this is where we have the highest risk of flooding for the city. the east bay points to the south. we're thinking lessnts te south. we're thinking less than an inch of rain. we can handle that, but the north bay is where we're going to have issues. certainly with several inches of rain falling in a short amount of time. so it's for that fact. those areas really shaded in yellow and specifically in the red, have the highest risk of seeing flooding on our smaller streams, creeks and roads throughout the day. on wednesday, we'll take a closer look at the rainfall totals and also the wind speeds exp

nothing to do with a black friday sales. sweeping tariffs promised by president elect trump has some business owners concerned about their bottom line. trump says taxes on imports could be anywhere between 60 to 100% for countries

like china, and 10 to 20% from other u.s. trading partners. the proposals worry bay area business owners, many of whom are buying in bulk ahead of next year or making different plans to deal with the possible rise in costs. >> yes, there definitely will be added cost into our products and unfortunately, you know, in order for us to make up for that cost, it's obviously going to be shouldered by our customers. >> in a worst case scenario, some businesses may be forced to close, according to estimates, the proposed tariffs could cost the average american household around $2,600 per year. >> today, a san mateo county nonprofit will be serving 4000 people at the annual samaritan house thanksgiving food distribution from 9 a.m. to noon. staff and volunteers will distribute groceries and other items to those in need. registered clients will receive frozen turkeys, chickens, and other holiday meal essentials. and like many food pantries, the samaritan house has seen an increase in demand for its

services. they are taking donations for thanksgiving until the 26th of november, and donations for christmas until december 23rd. >> new at six, san francisco's largest hotel complex is getting closer to finding a buyer. according to the san francisco business times real estate investment bank eastdil secured is currently reviewing offers for the hilton san francisco union square and park 55 hotels. the bank is acting as a broker for the sale of the hotels, which are jointly owned. they've been under court appointed receivership for over a year after the previous owner defaulted on a $725 million loan. the bank has a deadline of march 31st to get a buyer under contract. >> if you ride muni, maybe you've witnessed this response. the agency is really cracking down on fare evasion. according to data analyzed by the chronicle. sfmta issued 4500 fare evasion tickets last month. that's the highest number of tickets since 2019, before the pandemic. it comes as the agency

says more people are not paying to ride before the pandemic. 12% of people didn't pay. this year, the number has gone up to 20%. 100 alameda county families are getting a big financial boost from the united way bay area. they are part of guaranteed basic income pilot program that will give them $18,000 over the course of 18 months. the first $3,000 payment went out yesterday. each family will get $1,000 monthly payments thereafter, with amounts tapering off the last six months of the program. the families will also get financial coachin. >> now it's your morning money report. barnes and noble is expanding. the company is opening 60 new stores this year. one of those stores is in d.c, in the same building they left more than a decade ago. barnes and noble is the largest bookstore in the country. analysts say they've found success by abandoning a one size fits all approach. for example, each store makes individual decisions about which books to stock and display based on their

customer base. instead of a corporate model where every store stocks the same exact thing. tesla's cybertruck is now on its sixth recall, this time for a transistor problem that could stop all power going to the wheels. tesla announced the recall, affecting about 2400 vehicles. the company says the loss of power can happen at any time without warning. tesla will replace the transistor for free. this recall follows another from january, when millions of tesla vehicles were facing an issue with small warning displays on the dashboard, increasing the risk of a crash. get ready to spend a lot more on thanksgiving dinner this year. a new report found families expect to spend about $431. that's up 19% from last year. on the positive side, turkey will cost you less. prices for a 15 pound bird are down 12%. however, it's the milk, the butter and the cheese that is really going to cost you this year compared to last. >> you can channel your inner wicked character along during

sing a long screenings of the upcoming film make my life and make my way. >> but for today will wander and enjoy. >> okay, according to variety, 1000 theaters will hold sing along screenings starting on christmas. that's about a month after the movie lands on the big screen. but the theaters where these screenings will take place have not yet been announced. wicked hits theaters this friday. >> i know almost every single lyric from wicked. will i be opening my mouth to sing it? no. i won't, i believe in quiet, no, not even like a low. like, no, you're not going to hear it from me, okay. >> no, no. okay. >> so if someone does though, because there has been that warning on social media, everyone's saying if you're going in this first weekend, be prepared to not hear any of the singing on the screen. you're going to hear everyone else around you, right? >> well, first i will steal myself. >> okay. >> then i will pray about it. then if it continues, i will turn around and i will say

loathing, unadulterated loathing for your face, your voice or clothing. let's just say i loathe it all, okay? >> and that they might think you are joining in on this, right? >> it's a dangerous it's a dangerous game i'm playing. but i feel like i'm matching their energy. >> okay. it turns out. can't wait to see. you'll make lots of friends. you will this morning. it is cold out there. frost advisories and freeze warnings are up until 8 a.m. we have temperatures starting out for most of us in the 30s, so bundle up later on. today it's all about increasing clouds ahead of our rain tomorrow. today is dry, but it's mostly cloudy. daytime highs in the mid 50s to the low 60s. tonight. that rain arrives shortly after midnight in the north bay. turns stormy in the north bay. overnight lows a lot warmer than we are right now. mainly in the upper 40s to the lower 50s. a level two on the abc seven storm impact scale. a moderate storm tomorrow, with the north bay seeing the highest

flood risk on our wednesday. a wind advisory is also posted for some strong winds outside of the north bay. rainfall amounts will be light to moderate. lower impact for folks say in the city, the east bay and in the south bay. the flood watch begins here early tomorrow morning for the north bay. this area in green is where we'll likely see several inches of rain. thankfully, our rivers can handle that much rain with this. first, see this first atmospheric river of the season. so we're not worried about our rivers flooding. we are worried though, that our smaller streams, creeks and our roads will have some issues with this rain. now, wind advisory has been expanded to include the bay shoreline and the coast. so starting tonight, you'll feel those winds pick up and then throughout the day tomorrow, those winds are going to gust over 45mph at times. so if you have anything outside that could blow around, make sure it is secure because the south winds do not let up all day tomorrow. here's 1:00 pm on our wednesday. we're finding those winds anywhere from 30 to 45mph. so a wet and windy day tomorrow. a winter storm warning begins at 4

p.m. for the west slope of the sierra, 10 to 20in, likely above 4500ft over our highest peaks. we could see 2 to 3ft of snow that will make travel very difficult to impossible at times. here's the accuweather seven day forecast cold this morning with a cloudy day on the way. wet and windy tomorrow. the north bay taking the biggest impacts from our storm. friday. we have a chance of some thunderstorms coming our way and then even over the weekend. we're tracking more rain saturday and sunday guys. >> thank you. sf sketchfest is coming back in the new year and this morning we're learning about the impressive lineup. the comedy festival will feature bill murray, jb smoove, kathryn hahn, joel kim booster, tim curry and richard kind. sketchfest runs from january 16th to february 2nd and includes more than 100 improv sketch comedy stand up sets, and game shows. tickets are on sale now. just go to sf sketchfest.com for the schedule and the prices. >> and holiday shopping is

getting underway as we get closer to black friday. the big trend this season is hybrid shopping, which is a combination of both the online and in-store experiences. companies like google are launching new artificial intelligence tools to reshape the shopping experience. they're designed to make it all easier on you and your wallet. customers can see real time pricing and inventory information. some i will suggest other similar products at the same store. gma's becky worley talked to vice president of google shopping, lillian rincon, about the trend. what's so interesting about this? is it blends the in-store brick and mortar experience with the online experience. it really does feel like a hybrid. >> exactly, yeah. >> doing the best of both online and in store to both help you have the confidence and the information that you need to know that this is a good purchase right now. >> you can watch becky's story on how google's new ai tool works. coming up on gma at seven, right after abc seven mornings. really though, i feel

like i'm already doing that. i'm like walking through target. i'm like, oh, i wonder if amazon has it for cheaper and we'll get to me soon. >> stores love that. >> i ahead of you. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today as we head to break a live look outside at 655 and we'll be right back.

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we have a chilly and cloudy day on the way with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we're dry today, but our atmospheric river arrives here tomorrow. it's a level two on the abc seven storm impact scale for gusty winds. the highest threat for flooding will be in the north bay tomorrow. in fact, flood watches are posted for the north bay. these begin at 4 a.m. tomorrow. flooding is possible and our

smaller streams, creeks and on our roads in those areas. >> number two, if you live in san francisco and you're concerned about flooding, you can get up to ten free sandbags. just go to the public works operations yard monday through saturday between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. >> number three today, oakland city council is set to discuss how to solve the city's budget crisis. the city faces a $93 million deficit. a contingency budget released in june called for significant cuts, including to the police and fire departments. >> number four today, the san mateo county board of supervisors takes the next step to firing the sheriff after a scathing audit of her leadership. they'll introduce plans calling for a special election next year, asking voters to give them the power to remove an elected sheriff. >> number five, the san jose city council will discuss how it will replace former city council member omar torres. today, they can either appoint a replacement or put this to a special election. >> and number six, you could get a live look outside right now at our richmond bridge camera. traffic is stop and go on westbound 580 from marina bay

parkway to the tolls. there's about a 20 minute delay right now. >> number seven, there is a line at the new raising cane's in colma. it doesn't even open until nine. this morning. we know people spent the night in line. sf gate says the first 20 people will be entered into a drawing to win free cane's for a year. and the first 100 customers to dine in today who buy a combo will get a beanie and a free gift card for a box combo, which is worth $14,000. >> a lot going on there. i saw this getting built last month and i got excited. >> i'm not gonna lie. >> excited enough to want to sit in the freezing cold? >> no, no no no. i'll wait a couple days, you know, and then not wait in the cold. yeah. get my chicken fingers. >> my nephews >> george: good morning america. warning to the u.s. from putin. breaking news.