abc seven mornings live report speaks for itself and it represents nothing less than a failure of leadership. >> right now, five of the san mateo county sheriff facing a new call to resign. the san carlos city council taking a vote of no confidence after a scathing report questioning the sheriff's leadership council members hoping other cities will do the same. >> and ready. set. go. the thanksgiving travel rush kicks into high gear. 50,000 flights ready to hit the skies today and

the roads will be packed too. we've got live team coverage, including drew's forecast for when things are going to start drying out. ha ha ha ha >> this is one of the first things i saw when i woke up this morning, and it brought me joy. lilo and stitch making the jump to live action. a first look at their brand new trailer. gotta love that, pat. i know he's destructive, but we love him. yeah. good morning. on this. tuesday, november 26th. >> we've got some more of those raindrops driving in. >> we do. so today is the final day of showers this week. we got one more morning to deal with some wet weather. here's live doppler seven and we are just tracking isolated to scattered showers at best. it's not widespread rain, but we do have this line of showers and brief downpours working through marin county. right now. novato some light showers on its way into san rafael in the next 30 minutes. a light shower crossing the northern half of the city through the marina. castro, the financial district this

morning. a couple of light showers in the east bay. some steadier light rain falling in the santa cruz mountains because the trajectory of this storm is really to our south, that is where the heaviest rain is falling. we're just getting scraped by the northern fringe of this rain this morning, and it won't last all day. so it's level one today, and the showers are mainly before noon. this afternoon we'll start to dry out and it will be breezy in spots over the next couple of hours. so here's future weather as we go, hour by hour. we'll track those showers this morning. winding down around lunchtime, and then later on this afternoon it's just mainly cloudy. we start to dry out overnight. tonight we'll clear out that cloud cover and get ready for full sunshine tomorrow. a closer look. forecast coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with sue. see those drive times? >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. and where there is rain, of course we've got some car accidents. first, let's check in with your

thanksgiving mass transit schedule. we've got the weekend modified for caltrain on thursday, and your golden gate transit weekend holiday. no ferry service on thursday. bart will be running the sunday schedule. regular schedule on friday. northbound 101 in novato. we have an accident. it is the reverse commute and very little slowing and on the bay bridge westbound, however, we do have the right lane blocked with a three car accident slowing your ride into san francisco. >> sir. thank you. this morning, the faa warning of weather delays as millions of americans get ready to head out for their thanksgiving holiday. 50,000 flights are scheduled to take off across the country today. and here is a look at the planes in the sky as we speak. of course, it will be even busier on the roads. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live at sfo with what you can expect if you are traveling today. gloria. >> good morning reggie. you know, one thing we're seeing here at sfo this morning, there are fewer delays. there were hundreds of fligs that were delayed over the fligs weekend and yesterday. but this morning. so far, we're only seeing about 35 flights that have been delayed so far. and

one flight that has been canceled. and overall, more than 18 million people are expected to pass through u.s. airports this week. so it's going to be very busy because of the thanksgiving holiday. and that's about 6% more than last thanksgiving. the tsa says its airport staffing is higher than ever for the holiday travel rush. united airlines is adding a reported 400 extra flights per day. american and delta are also adjusting for more travelers. the faa plans to open up typically closed airspace. >> we will use traffic flow management initiatives to deal with any staffing shortages on that particular day. in this airspace, and we expect to have some of those shortages. >> sfo expects just over 6 million people to go through the airport from thanksgiving to new year. that's up 15% over last year, but it's still about 97% of what they saw in 2019. so not quite back at pre-pandemic levels. and

if you're driving today, the best time to get on the road to avoid traffic is to get on the road before 10:00 this morning. the worst times to travel are between 1 and 7 p.m. live at sfo gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. one more thing about this if you're traveling for thanksgiving, make sure to have the abc seven bay area app on your phone. you can see the same live doppler seven that drew and the rest of our weather team uses will also send alerts with breaking news when it happens, including updates on the roads in the airports. >> new developments now out of placer county, search and rescue crews recovered the bodies of two men who were swept away in the american river over the weekend. the sheriff's office says three men went to the area to fish on saturday, two of them got into the water. one of them was swept away, and then the second was pulled in by the current when he tried ton by help. >> they were located in a difficult to reach area with very fast moving water, but we were able to put together a pulley system that would hold

the rescue boats steady. and throughout that process, both bodies were we were able to be pulled from the american river. >> both men were in their 20s and have not yet been identified. officials say neither of them were wearing life jackets, and the man suspected in a deadly stabbing in san francisco is now in custody. san francisco police say they arrested the 36 year old on sunday. he was picked up by bart police, who took him to san francisco general. it's not clear why he needed to be hospitalized. the murder happened almost two weeks ago now at market and main streets before dawn. the victim was stabbed near the embarcadero bart station and then died on market street. the investigation is ongoing. >> new developments in the controversy brewing with san mateo county sheriff san carlos became the first city to call on sheriff christina corpus to resign over misconduct allegations. it's one of several communities patrolled by san mateo county deputies. abc seven news reporter tim johns was

there for last night's vote of no confidence. >> yes. vice mayor mcdowell. yes. council member. collins. yes. council member. venkatesh. >> yes. with unanimous support, the san carlos city council voting monday night for a motion of no confidence in san mateo county sheriff cristina corpus and calling on her to resign. the council's vote follows the release of an explosive report by an independent investigator. that report says the sheriff has abused her power while in office, had an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff and sent out racist and homophobic text messages. >> judge cordell's report speaks for itself, and it represents nothing less than a failure of leadership. >> since the report emerged, corpus has denied the allegations against her and vowed not to step down while the county's board of supervisors can't remove her. they are exploring adopting a charter amendment early next year. that amendment would ask voters to give the board the power to fire the sheriff. >> she's clearly lost the confidence of her organization, and most of the leaders in this community. and yes, if she this

requires us to go through this entire process and spend the money required, that is a selfish act. >> san carlos is the first city in san mateo county to formally call on corpus to step down. the sheriff says she believes she's being unjustly attacked because she's trying to bring change to her department. the president of the deputies union, who was recently arrested by his own department, also attended monday's vote. >> she's taken away from the real victims, right? people that it's almost like she's crying wolf. right? and for the people that do go through something that's serious is that there's no validity to what she's to her statements that she's saying, that it's because she's a female. it's because she's a latina. >> san carlos has relied on the sheriff's office for law enforcement services in the city since 2011. and despite monday's vote, city leaders want to reassure local residents that public safety will not be affected. >> this is a very healthy relationship, but for the sheriff's current predicament, many of the sheriff's critics

say they hope other cities in the county follow san carlos lead and call on corpus to resign. >> whether or not that happens remains to be seen. i'm in san carlos, tim johns, abc seven news. >> thanks, tim. it's 508 this morning and the accuweather forecast. one more morning of some wet weather before dry skies finally take over tomorrow. here's a live look outside. this is our exploratorium camera. some light mist and drizzle across the city right now. 55 degrees. high humidity. winds are light this morning, just generally out of the south at about five miles per hour. so here's live doppler seven. we are tracking some scattered showers out there. it's not widespread. we have this one line of rain moving south through marin county this morning. a couple of isolated showers along the coast and in the city. but the bulk of the moisture is to our south around monterey and points to the south. the central valley as well. and that is where the heaviest rain will fall today. so if you are traveling south, say through the central valley on five, maybe later on today it will be pretty wet.

we do have chain controls in effect on both 80 and 50 right now, because snow is falling around lake tahoe. so here's future weather. hour by hour this morning we'll track those scattered showers with the best chance of the wet weather before noon. as we head into the afternoon and the evening, the showers will move out of here, so we start to dry out. after about 2 p.m. the cloud cover hangs on all day, but watch what happens overnight. tonight we'll lose that cloud cover, clear out our skies, and wednesday we're looking at full sunshine. wednesday is looking fantastic. if you have to travel. so looking at the rainfall today extremely light. it is a level one minimal impact out there. it's just kind of the final round of showers. we have to deal with this week before that dry pattern takes over starting tomorrow. so highs today, we're basically in the upper 50s lower 60s with mostly cloudy skies out there. the best chance of a shower occurring before noon. again, if you're traveling today to the south, especially the central valley, we do have that heavy rain. southern california actually looking

pretty decent. la coming in at 66 degrees under a mix of sun and clouds. but back here at home, the forecast rapidly changes tomorrow. and i think a lot of people are excited about this. sunshine is back tomorrow and we're looking dry for thanksgiving and that dry pattern will last several days. we'll take a look at the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. still ahead, governor newsom's pledge to keep rebates for new electric vehicles going, even if the new trump administration ends them at a federal level. why the pledge is renewing a fight between the governor and. and elon musk. >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington. trump says he wants to impose tariffs on the us's neighboring countries. that story coming up and known for rolling back prices. >> walmart is now rolling back its diversity, equity and inclusion policies. the major shift as the company faces ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event.

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forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> vice president kamala harris is back in the bay area for the first time since her election loss. this is video of air force two landing at sfo and some rainy conditions earlier yesterday. harris and the second gentleman flew here following a vacation to hawaii. the reason for their visit is unclear. president elect trump is blasting mexico and canada over their handling of the border, and promising to impose high tariffs on both countries once he's in office. he's also threatening to raise tariffs on china. abc news reporter perry russom is in washington with the response overnight. >> this morning, president elect trump promising to impose a 25% tariff on all products coming into the u.s. from canada and mexico. trump blaming both countries for the wave of undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs in the u.s. trump says the tariffs will stay in effect until canada and mexico solve what he calls a long simmering problem. >> broad based tariffs across the board. that's going to lead

to more inflation. >> the tariffs may violate a trade agreement between the us, mexico and canada that was signed by trump in 2019. it allows for mostly free trade between the three countries. >> the usmca is the fairest, most balanced and beneficial trade agreement we have ever signed into law. it's the best agreement we've ever made. >> trump also calling for an additional 10% tariff on products coming from china. the chinese embassy in washington says the trade cooperation between the u.s. and china has been mutually beneficial, and no one will win a trade war or a tariff war. canada's deputy prime minister and public safety minister jointly saying canada will continue to discuss these issues with the incoming administration. it comes as special counsel jack smith has moved to dismiss his cases against trump. that includes the election interference case and classified documents case. the judge overseeing the election interference case dismissing the case yesterday. justice department policy prohibits smith from prosecuting a sitting president. smith, writing in

court, documents the government's position on the merits of the defendant's prosecution has not changed, but the circumstances have. trump has denied all wrongdoing. in both cases, trump writing online the cases are empty and lawless and should have never been brought. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> this morning, walmart is rolling back its diversity, equity and inclusion policies. the nation's largest private employer, joining other major corporations in revising or eliminating dei programs. this is under pressure from a conservative activist, and the changes are sweeping. they include everything from ending racial equity, training for staff to pulling out of the human rights campaign index ranking, how friendly companies are to lgbtq plus people. walmart will also stop giving priority treatment to suppliers based on race or gender. the company says these changes have been in the works for a while, but also admitted it has had conversations with anti dei advocate robby starbuck. >> companies need to listen to our movement. we are powerful

and growing every single day. we will not stop until we have eliminated wokeness in corporate america. >> walmart says it will also review its funding for pride events, lgbtq advocacy group gladd issued a statement saying in part, we cannot let fear and fringe anti lgbtq activists dilute the work that has been done in the name of visibility, acceptance and opportunity. if you are working this week, your outlook and team software should be back to normal today. microsoft says it's fixed a problem that took those programs offline for a good portion of the day yesterday. the company says a recent change was likely responsible for the outage, but they didn't give any other details. >> and a heads up if you're hoping to take a cable car ride today. service is partially suspended because of street closures for road work. busses are replacing the cable cars on the california line. the powell and hyde street lines are only functioning north of washington street. service will be restored by 530 tonight. when planned, street repairs should be done. >> the little dog like blue

alien from outer space is back. abc seven's parent company, disney, has just released a trailer for the live action remake of the 2002 animated film lilo and stitch. here it is. hahahahahahahahahahaha. sanders, the original voice of stitch, is back to reprise his role, and seven year old hawaii native maya kealoha is going to play lilo. lilo and stitch hits theaters may 23rd. >> sweet. very cute. >> i didn't realize chris sanders was also the storyboard artist for the lion king and aladdin and beauty and the beast. >> yeah, so he's he's been around disney world. yeah. we're

in good hands. no kidding. totally. >> and i know it was filmed in hawaii, so i'm anxious to see it. >> lilo and stitch have a big presence at aulani, the disney resort, so yeah, it is my favorite movie. >> my favorite disney. >> it really is. it really is. >> i really love it. >> wow. that says something. yeah. seriously. >> this morning, one final morning of rain, and then we start to see a dry pattern develop tomorrow. here's live doppler seven this morning. we have some scattered showers out there, with the heaviest rain falling to our south. i do want to track this line that is moving through marin county right now. some showers falling through novato, lagunitas right now, and it's slowly pushing off to the south and east at about 15mph. so some wet weather moving into san rafael around 547 this morning. hercules around 607, and then richmond around 623 this morning. we do have a beach hazard statement along our coast later today through thursday. we'll just have an active ocean current with breakers 10 to 14ft tomorrow and thursday. so just be aware that the risk

of sneaker waves and rip currents is there today. it's a level one for these scattered showers, mainly falling before noon. we'll actually start to dry out later on this afternoon, and it is breezy in spots, but not all that windy. so here's future weather. scattered showers this morning. not a huge impact to your commute, just some hit or miss light showers out there as we head into the afternoon and the evening, the rain gets out of here. we'll have temperatures in the upper 50s, lower 60s, and then overnight tonight, watch as this cloud cover clears out for sunshine tomorrow and dry weather finally returning. it feels like we haven't seen a dry day in so long. so here's rainfall estimates today. very minimal rain coming our way. less than a 10th of an inch over the next 12 hours. so today we have those scattered showers, mainly before noon. it's just a cloudy day out there, upper 50s to the lower 60s for daytime highs. now overnight tonight we'll start to clear those clouds out and it does get chilly. we have frost advisories in effect in the north bay and the inland east bay for temperatures dipping into the 30s. now

the travel forecast as we head into wednesday. it is looking fantastic across california. sunshine is back. you'll have no issues. it's a similar story on thursday and equally as calm here on friday. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you morning showers today and the sunshine is back. starting tomorrow. dry for thanksgiving. looking lovely. if you want to eat outside friday. the sunshine continues. a few clouds over the weekend, but we'll keep it dry through early next week guys. >> thanks, drew. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> it's time to get that christmas tree. tree lots are opening across the bay

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triple a says this is where you'll see the worst traffic if you're driving today around 730 tonight will be the congestion peak. the drive on i-80 from san francisco to sacramento will take just over three hours. that's about double the normal drive time. >> yeah. number four, you can see the bay bridge right now. we're watching your tuesday morning commute. we had an earlier accident just west of the toll plaza that just been pushed off the bridge. so traffic is still heavy, but starting to recover. >> number five, san carlos has become the first city in san mateo county to call on sheriff christina corpus to resign. the vote comes after a report accused the sheriff of abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship. the sheriff denies the allegations. >> number six vice president harris is in the bay area this morning. her plane landed at sfo last night. the reason for her visit is not clear. >> number seven, the 90 year old mystery about what happened to amelia earhart's plane is going to remain a mystery. earlier this year, a company shared

underwater sonar images showing something that looked like a plane near where it's believed she disappeared. now, that company says the sonar was just showing rocks. >> in today's gma first look. authorities are warning of more vehicle thefts at airports, leaving some travelers without their ride home. here's abc news reporter trevor ault. >> in this morning's gma first look, a holiday travel alert. why some major airports are seeing a rise in car thefts in their parking lots. >> we have increased our presence throughout the terminal and in parking areas. >> in atlanta, authorities at hartsfield-jackson airport say this year they've already tripled the number of car thefts compared to what they saw last year. >> it was kind of gut wrenching. it was heartbreaking, jennifer powell telling gma her car was stolen from the airport garage and there are no leads to get it back. i'm looking around trying to make the alarm go off and nothing. at that point, we realized the car was stolen. >> meanwhile, in dallas, officials say a cuban auto theft group has been targeting dfw

airport, making off with 52 cars worth more than $5 million. coming up at 7:00, we'll have more on how law enforcement plans to buckle down ahead of the holiday rush with your gma first look, i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> all right, tis the season. christmas tree shopping is already in full swing. several tree lots are taking advantage of thanksgiving falling very late in the month by starting tree sales a little earlier than usual. clancy's pumpkins and christmas trees and san francisco's inner sunset neighborhood has been open since friday, with about 900 trees of all sizes on the lot. >> we sell most of our big trees in the first couple of weeks, so if you're looking for that eight, nine, ten, 12, even 15 footer, it's best to come earlier in the season to get the best ones. >> gotta love that fresh scent. expect to get a little muddy while picking up a tree though. the lot owner says the trees are loving all the wet weather, which increases the chances of keeping your tree healthy

throughout the holiday season. >> another sign of the season the yule log. we are streaming it once again so you can cozy up to a fire anytime, anywhere. you can look for it on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. there are versions with and without music. >> do you use it? >> maybe not i don't i don't i guess that was, that was a that was definitely a no. >> bless everyone who does. >> a new plan to raise your power bill coming up at 530. >> how much p-g-and-e's is asking for in its latest hike what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss.

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abc seven mornings live. >> she competed for san jose state without any attention. why now? it's. i think politics is the answer. >> we have a ruling by a federal judge over transgender athletes participating on a women's college volleyball team. now, at

530, if it will impact the start of a regional tournament tomorrow. >> we're not making a big deal about it because it's not a big deal. that's kind of the awkward thing about this voluntary recall and we're hearing from the company now behind the raw milk recall because of a positive bird flu detection, local health experts are now weighing in, representing the bay area hyphy scene. >> the local dancers featured in kendrick lamar's new music video and parts of the bay area waking up to another wet morning commute. >> but drew tells us clear skies are on the horizon eventually. good morning everybody. >> it is tuesday, november 26th, but we're not out eventually yet. hi, drew. no, exactly. >> so we have one more morning of wet weather today and the rest of the week is looking great, but we do have scattered showers out there, mainly falling in parts of marin county and across the city right now. so we'll zoom on in just a little bit closer. this line of showers now working towards san rafael over the next 15 minutes. so we will find a brief downpour in

parts of the north bay, some lighter showers across the city this morning. some mist, some drizzle in the east bay. we're not tracking anything that has to do with flooding rains today. just some morning showers on the way. looking at tahoe, we do have snow falling right now. chain controls on both 80 and 50 this morning as that winter storm warning does continue. live doppler seven along with satellite. the bulk of the moisture is to our south. we're just getting scraped by the northern edge of this rain. and that's why the showers are so light this morning. but if you are traveling south today, say through the central valley, you are going to experience some heavy rain today. this morning, scattered showers, mainly before noon. it is a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. so scattered showers this morning. here's 930. then by about 2 or 3 p.m. we're done with the rain. and overnight tonight, watch as the cloud cover will clear for sunshine. finally returning tomorrow. a close look at the thanksgiving holiday forecast in eight minutes. let's check in with sue. see those drive times? >> yeah, we do have metering

lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. traffic is light and moving nicely. we had an earlier accident on the span of the bay bridge. just west of treasure island. that has been cleared, but traffic on the span remains a little heavy at this hour. over to the golden gate bridge. you can see it's wet. there is no fog and visibility is good. as you head south out of marin county. all right. overall, you can take a look at the bay bridge earlier accident gone from west of t. however, the slow traffic remains and you can see the rain on the western part of the span. that could be the reason for a lot of slow traffic this morning. and there's your look at san jose freeways. everything is in the green. it's a great e to be out if you have to be out early, at least the roads are looking good in san jose. first reports of an accident west 24, near fish ranch road, approaching the caldecott tunnel, blocking the right lane. more on that in a few. >> sue thank you. this morning, the faa is warning of weather delays as millions of americans get ready to head out for the thanksgiving holiday and it's

going to be really busy on the roads. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live at sfo with what you can expect if you're traveling today. >> reporter well, you know, there's some good news this morning. if you are flying, we are seeing fewer flight delays today at sfo compared to what we saw over the weekend. and yesterday, because of course the weather is getting better. we're not seeing as much rain today, just kind of some slight drizzling. this morning. but of course a lot of people are going to be driving and flying for the thanksgiving holiday. so it's really going to be busy out there. triple a is predicting that nearly 72 million people will be traveling by car over thanksgiving. that's a record and an additional 1.3 million people compared to last year for the first time. triple a's forecast includes today, the tuesday before thanksgiving, and also the monday after. historically, it only looked at wednesday through sunday. john trainer of triple a says remote work has made it possible for more people to travel earlier, or many are even just taking some more time off. >> but this is record travel

after last year's record travel, right? last year we had more people than pre-pandemic numbers. this year we're have more people than pre-pandemic numbers by a larger margin. so people are really motivated to get out and get out and travel. that might be part of getting out of getting tradition. it might be part flexibility at work to make those trips happen. that might be good deals to be had more people are booking earlier, so they're planning these trips really thoughtfully. >> and if you are driving today, the best time to get on the road is before 10 a.m, so you avoid some of that traffic. the worst time to travel is between 1 and 7 p.m. more than 18 million people are expected to pass through u.s. airports this week. that's about 6% more than last thanksgiving. tsa says its airport staffing is higher than ever for the holiday travel rush. united airlines is even adding a reported 400 extra flights per day, and trainer is

recommending leaving early if you are driving. also, prepare for any possible delays, so always good to be prepared. live at sfo gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you. if you're traveling for thanksgiving, be sure to have the abc seven bay area app on your phone. >> you can see the same live doppler seven, drew and the rest of our weather team use, and we'll also send alerts with breaking news when it happens, including updates on the roads and airports. there's a significant new development in the controversy surrounding san jose state's women's volleyball team. a federal judge has now rejected a petition to ban san jose state from the mountain west tournament unless it excludes a transgender player from its roster. the judge says granting the emergency motion would create confusion in the tournament, which starts tomorrow. the player who has not come forward has played for the san jose state spartans without issue since 2022, but this year, many of the team's opponents forfeited games to protest her playing. >> right now, the transgender female athlete

needs to have one year of hormone suppressant testosterone suppressing drs to be able to compete. and what critics say is that, again, the human body is such that if you've gone through male puberty and you've got that bone structure and you're tall, well, that's what of course you're bringing to the table as now a transgender female athlete. >> in a statement, the university says all san jose state student athletes are eligible to participate in their sports under ncaa and mountain west conference rules. we are gratified that the court rejected an 11th hour attempt to change those rules. >> your p-g-and-e's bill cod be going up again. our media partners at the bay area news group report the utility is asking for another rate increase. the average residential customer would see their bill go up by more than $4 per month. people on lower income plans would see a nearly $3 increase. p-g-and-e's says it needs the money to bring power to new projects next year, including electric vehicle charging stations, data centers,

delivery hubs and more. >> we have new details on governor newsom's proposed ev tax rebate program that we first told you about yesterday on abct seven mornings. the governor now announced the idea as a response to a campaign promise by president elect trump to end federal tax credits on ev purchases. but we're learning that under the proposal, tesla's electric vehicles would likely not qualify for the new state tax credits. according to multiple reports, it would be targeted at car makers with small market shares. tesla dominates the market, accounting for more than half of ev sales in california. ceo elon musk responded yesterday, calling the plan insane. others, including the howard jarvis taxpayers association, are also criticizing the idea, calling it not fiscally sound given the state's estimated $2 billion deficit. >> we should be honest about what it costs california drivers and california electricity customers. you can make the choice if you want to, but we

should be honest with everybody about how much it's increasing the bills you pay every month. >> governor newsom says ev rebates would come from the greenhouse reduction fund. it's unclear how much the incentive program would cost. >> there is a dary debate now spilling onto store shelves this morning. we're hearing from health experts as bay area grocery stores pull a brand of raw milk from shelves. just last week, a south bay lab found it tested positive for bird flu. here's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez. >> bay area grocery stores are pulling some raw milk off their shelves last week. traces of the bird flu virus were found in a batch of raw milk that was sold by raw pharm, a company out of fresno county. the company posted this message on sunday. >> we're not making a big deal about it because it's not a big deal. that's kind of the awkward thing about this voluntary recall. >> also on sunday, the california department of public health issued a warning and posted about the risks associated with raw milk. so what is raw milk and why are we

talking about it? doctor zachary rubin, an allergist, explains, if you don't pasteurize it, which is essentially just heating it for about 15 seconds at 161°f, and then cooling it down again, you're leaving a lot of these dangerous pathogens that are not safe for human consumption. >> there's a lot of misinformation and incorrect information that's been floating around for several years about proposed benefits of. >> christina hildebrand owns real food bay area, a local distributor of raw milk and other foods from farms in grass valley, stockton and san martin. hildebrand points to state regulations and require testing at farms there. >> there are processes in place to make sure that people don't get sick. >> hildebrand said. a lot has to do with the health of the cow and the cleanliness of the farm. >> there are some states you can't buy raw milk at all, and there are other states where you have to go to the farm. i think as long as the farm is doing what they need to ensure that the raw milk is safe, and i

think the raw milk farmers are very, very conscientious about their cattle. >> doctor peter chin-hong said it's not about exaggerating the dangers of raw milk. it's about looking ahead. the avian flu may mutate the more dairy cattle get avian flu, the higher the risk is going to be over time. >> so at the minimum, what i would love viewers to do is to just, you know, pay attention and to follow this closely, but not to be afraid. >> no illnesses have been reported from the batch where bird flu was detected. state officials say pasteurized milk is safe to drink. in the south bay, lauren martinez abc seven news. >> now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. this is our way of highlighting some things happening in the bay area today. >> first, leaders in richmond are brainstorming ways to stop dangerous traffic. tonight's city council meeting is calling on staff to come up with traffic calming solutions and ways to stop sideshows. leaders want to focus on six key areas one. area is the canal boulevard. police

have responded to multiple sideshows along that road and have made multiple arrests. >> in santa clara county, the valley water board of directors is meeting this afternoon to discuss ways to prevent encampments along creeks and waterways. the board has been gathering feedback for months on the campus situations throughout the county. their goal is to protect the waterways in the area. they say encampments put the environment in danger. today, the board will meet to discuss proposed ordinances and determine what could help. what could best help the area. >> and tonight, the annual light in the grove fundraiser welcomes guests to a lit up memorial for the national aids day of observance. the memorial will have live performances, food and drinks, and the display of the aids memorial quilt. the event starts at 6:00 at the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park, and tickets can be purchased online. >> still ahead, passionate pleas from the family of the menendez brothers as their bid to get out of prison gets pushed back. but first, a check on the weather with drew. hey, reggie.

>> 541 this morning we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. some wet roadways this morning as some light scattered showers move through the area. looking at your morning planner, it's just a cloudy day all day today. and you see these low chances. 1,020% chance of a light shower this morning. it's not widespread rain. it is a level one light storm and this rain is mainly falling before lunchtime this afternoon. we will dry out, but this morning. live doppler seven showing you some scattered showers across the city along parts of the peninsula coastline. some showers moving through parts of the north bay. marin county, southern sonoma and napa county right now. but you can see there's not a wide shield of rain overhead in fact, the steadiest rain is well to our south. live doppler seven, along with satellite. the bigger picture showing you it's the central coast and the central valley that is taking the brunt of the heavy rain today. and the heaviest rain is going to stay out of the bay area. we're just on the northern edge of the showers. so that's why they're so light in nature and so scattered. we still have a winter storm

warning in effect around the sierra until tomorrow morning. an additional 4 to 6in, very likely above 5500ft. so still some slow travel today. better travel tomorrow. future weather. this morning we'll track those scattered light showers again. it's very light. we're not tracking any flood concern today. and then in the afternoon, the rain moves out of here. and watch the cloud cover moves out overnight tonight and that will lead to sunny skies tomorrow. so the three day forecast shows you a lot of cloud cover today. a morning shower tomorrow though it is dramatically different. we're done with the rain. sunshine is back and we're looking fantastic for thanksgiving. if you're eating outside on thursday. sunshine and temperatures

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next year, as the incoming la district attorney reexamines the case. >> yesterday's hearing in los angeles was so highly anticipated, there was actually a lottery for open seats in the courtroom. reporter maribel gonzalez explains what's next in this closely watched case. >> no cameras were allowed inside a los angeles courtroom in the case of eric and lyle menendez. but the eyes of many were on their hearing. >> i would love to see justice in its purest form, carried out, whatever that may mean, whether they get out or not. >> at monday's hearing, jose and kitty's older sisters, terry baralt and joan van der molen, testified in favor of the brothers. release. >> both made impassioned pleas with the judge to send the brothers home. >> i do want them home. they should never have been in such situations presented themselves. what can a kid do when his father's? like, i can't

it. >> 35 years is a long time. >> i think it's time. >> in october, current l.a. county district attorney george gascon asked a judge to reconsider the menendez convictions in light of a letter written by eric to his cousin alleging abuse at the hands of his father, jose. their resentencing hearing, now rescheduled for january as incoming d.a. nathan hochman is set to take over next week. >> hochman has been very clear that he needs to review transcripts. he has to look at prison records. he's going to make his own independent judgment. >> ultimately, it will be up to a judge to decide if the menendez brothers are rehabilitated and if their alleged abuse played a role in their parents murder. >> that evidence was not permitted in that second trial that led to the conviction. so that's key for the judge. >> certainly in los angeles. i'm maribel gonzalez reporting. >> the great california exodus appears to be over. a new report by the national association of

realtors found that california is the second most popular state for americans to move to. but the price of housing still remains a big concern. however, those that moved to the golden state say they want to be closer to friends and family and enjoy california's scenery, culture and climate. >> the latest disney animated film, moana two, hits theaters tomorrow. of course, it's a sequel to the 2016 film. the films have strong themes ofe family history and reverence for ancestors. actor dwayne johnson appears in both films as the demigod maui. and he says he looked to his own past to inspire his character. >> it's me getting into my grandfather's skin. it was largely inspired by my grandfather, my grandfather, former professional wrestler. he was a just a charismatic man. big long hair, tattoos everywhere. everything i do as maui from singing to, you know, his his love of language. that's my grandfather. >> so this is interesting. i kind of lost track of this. but

in addition to being in the first moana and now the second moana, dwayne johnson is also going to be in the live action moana, where he'll be playing maui again. >> well, that makes sense. i mean, it does. >> yeah, for sure he'd be good. >> this man is getting checks. >> yeah. yeah. >> so dwayne the rock johnson named after rocky johnson, his dad, who's a professional, his wrestler. i didn't realize that. >> i didn't know this until now. well, the rock wrestled. >> that's how he got his start. yeah, i knew that. i didn't know he came from a family of wrestling. >> his father and his grandfather. right? yeah. yeah, it's pretty cool. >> i forgot you're a wrestling guy. >> yeah, i love i never tracks with much. wwe so much. >> i love that for you. >> i love the rock. was that a latchkey kid? >> yeah, yeah yeah, yeah. >> that's what i. yeah. i love the rock. he was awesome. he was so cool. yeah, his dad and his grandpa wrestled, so. >> oh, yeah. that's so neat. and then he moved to hawaii when he was only ten. that's. >> yeah, that's pretty cool. we've got moana and lilo and

stitch. yeah. all right. got it covered tomorrow. >> a lot going on. >> my polynesian people are having a moment. yeah. >> for sure. they're glowing. this morning. we are tracking one more morning of rain, and then we start to enter a dry pattern just in time for the holiday. live. look outside. this is our exploratorium camera. cloudy skies right now. some mist and drizzle. the best chance of finding any showers is now until about noon. that's when we have that level one light storm overhead. later on this afternoon, we will keep the cloud cover, but we'll get rid of the shower. so by 4 p.m. we're dry, but we're mainly overcast. late tonight, the skies will start to clear and first thing tomorrow morning we'll wake up to clear skies and a lot of sunshine on your wednesday. today temperatures in the mid 50s to the low 60s. here's live doppler seven. not tracking a lot of rain out there, but certainly some wet spots. we have this line of showers that's working south through marin county, and then we have some lighter showers across the city, some light rain falling in parts of the santa cruz mountains. and again, the heaviest rain is

falling well to our south along the central coast and in the central valley. so level one this morning, scattered showers, mainly before noon. a light breeze in spots. winds are not a huge issue. thankfully. future weather showing you will track those scattered showers all morning long. then they start to taper close to lunchtime and then later on this afternoon we are dry. then the clouds finally depart. watch overnight. tonight we'll get rid of the cloud cover and sunshine is back tomorrow. any sort of rainfall totals will be less than a 10th of an inch. this is not a lot of rain by any means. this is just the tail end of our wet pattern that finally concludes later on today. so looking at highs upper 50s to the lower 60s with a lot of cloud cover out there, again, the best chance of a scattered shower before noon. we do have a beach hazard statement late tonight through thursday. just be aware that we do have the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents heading into thanksgiving. overnight tonight, skies will clear. it will get chilly, temperatures start to dip into the 30s. you're going to feel that first thing tomorrow morning. here's the accuweather seven

day forecast showing you morning showers today. then sunshine is back tomorrow. if you have to travel tomorrow, you are good to go eating thanksgiving outside on thursday. no problem. lots of sunshine will keep that sunny dry pattern through the weekend guys. >> thanks to. new at six renewed retail lease. a store that could stay in downtown san francisco for another two decades. >> but first, a hip hop feud is going from the studio to the courtroom. what drake is now alleging about kendrick

between artist drake and kendrick lamar, only escalating. a new lawsuit filed yesterday by drake accuses universal music group and spotify of overinflating the popularity of kendrick's hit song not like us. that song, as you know, was one of the tracks lamar released amid the summer feud with drake.

drake says he believes the record company launched a campaign to manipulate and saturate the streaming services and airwaves with the song, including by using bots and pay to play agreements. he's also accusing umg of firing employees seen as loyal to drake. universal music group says the allegations are all absolutely false, and another development in this feud. >> we know kendrick has been chosen to headline the super bowl halftime show, but it appears drake is refusing to be in the country at that time. on sunday, drake announced he will be kicking off an australia tour february 9th, the same day as super bowl 59. he made the announcement during a live stream on sunday, but has not released any more information about dates, locations or tickets. meanwhile, kendrick lamar is capitalizing on the surprise release of his latest album, x. it dropped early friday morning and now he's getting support from bay area artists in a new music video. yesterday, he released a music

video for his track squabble up, where he creates multiple scenes showing off the state's diverse music scenes. this clip of the video was posted by ice cold 3000, a dancer from the east bay, part of a dance group called best live dance crew. in his post, he thanks lamar for inviting them to be a part of this project and showcasing the east bay's unique scene. pretty neat to see that. all right. this thanksgiving, several local organizations are working to build a better bay area. one dinner at a time. >> today, they're doing what they can to help those in need. the saint anthony foundation is holding their annual giving thanks on golden gate block party and distribution event. volunteer city leaders and even sf giants mascot lucille will be in attendance and giving out hundreds of warm weather essentials. there will also be live performances, photo booths, arts and crafts, and a bike giveaway. the event starts at 1145 this morning on the 100 block of golden gate avenue. >> for over 40 years, the bay area rescue mission has held its annual thanksgiving turkey

giveaway and this year is no different with the organization giving away 500 turkeys to families in need. the drive starts at 9:00 this morning, and turkeys are given to those who have pre-registered. >> while some families might be picking up their turkeys today, san francisco's glide foundation is asking for turkey donations. you can donate today and tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at their ellis street location. glide is also taking donations to help sponsor families and their thanksgiving meal. donations can be made on the glide website and in preparation for christmas. the organization is also taking donations for toys. >> coming up on abc seven mornings at six thanksgiving travel rush. we're live at o with what you need to know if you're flying or driving for this holiday week. >> new at 6:00 coverage for costly weight loss drugs. president biden's latest proposal for people enrolled in medicare and medicaid. >> plus, rise in ridership. the big surge, caltrain is reporting after going all electric earlier this year and looking at live doppler seven, we have some

light scattered showers out there this morning. >> it's a level one. before noon this afternoon. we'll start to dry out, which leads us to a fantastic looking wednesday thanksgiving. totally sunny. great day

now abc seven mornings at six. >> the thanksgiving holiday rush is ramping up. today is expected to be one of the busie