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

the week on the roads and in the skies, and we're already seeing dozens of delays at sfo. what you need to know if you're flying out of the bay, reducing out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs. >> the white house unveiling a new plan for coverage of weight loss drugs for millions of people enrolled in medicaid and medicare. plus, there's no place i'd rather be than on a surfboard out at sea, lingering in the ocean blue flying by on a hawaiian roller coaster ride. >> we're getting our first look at disney's live action lilo and stitch film coming in the spring. >> i just i just love him so much. >> every three year old kid out there. yes, happy he is. >> just like pounding the sand. >> boom. >> good morning everybody. it is tuesday, november 7th. >> wow. don't say september. i'm not going to say not go back. we go back now. thanksgiving. >> i am holding space for a better forecast. yeah. >> we've got one more morning

this week of some showers and then after today, the forecast is looking a lot brighter and a lot drier. but this morning we are tracking some scattered showers out there, mainly in parts of the north bay. and across the city. so want to zoom on down into southern marin county. have this line of showers working through novato into san rafael, about to arrive into mill valley in about ten minutes. it will hit sausalito tiburon as well. some lighter showers falling in the east bay around oakland. alameda. a similar story across parts of the city, but the heaviest rain is well to our south. here's live doppler seven, along with satellite. it's the central coast and the central valley that's getting hit hardest this morning with heavy rain. we're just on the northern edge of this rain, and that's why the showers are so light and scattered in nature. so this morning, it's a level one with the best chance of any showers before noon. we'll start to dry out this afternoon, so future weather, here's 930. we'll still track some scattered showers out there, and then we're pretty much done by about 1 or 2:00 pm. then later on tonight, we'll clear the cloud cover out for

sunny skies tomorrow. that's a look at the forecast. let's check in with sue and see how things go. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. we have the bay bridge metering lights on at about 526 this morning. minor delays. we had an earlier accident on the span that one has been cleared, but heavy traffic coming in, especially on the western portion of the span into san francisco. you can see spots of rain that's always going to gum up your commute. there's a look at your bay bridge commute, that earlier accident just as you're coming into the city, has been pushed off the bridge, but the rain is probably the cause here. let's head over towards walnut creek on highway 24. actually, this is fish ranch road, so it's towards orinda accident blocking two right lanes. and then in the eastbound direction, we've got a sigalert with an accident blocking a couple of lanes headed through lafayette. >> thanks, sue. this morning, the faa is 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.

take a look at this map. all the planes in the skies right now as we speak and it's going to be just as busy on the roads. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live at sfo with what you can expect if you're traveling today. good morning gloria. reporter. >> good morning stephanie. yeah. you know, the weather has really improved here at sfo this morning compared to yesterday. you know, yesterday was raining quite a bit. there was some wind as a result of the better weather. today we're seeing less delays. this morning there were hundreds of flights that were delayed out of sfo this weekend. and today so far we're just seeing about 41 flights that have been delayed. only one cancellation so far, more than 18 million people are expected to pass through u.s. airports this week. that's about 6% more than last thanksgiving, and 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. 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 just yet. and if you are driving today, it is best to get on the road before 10 a.m. to avoid traffic. it will be busiest between 1 and 7 p.m. and tomorrow will not be any better because triple a is saying it's going to be one of the busiest days on the roads. live at sfo gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. and if you're traveling for thanksgiving, be sure to have the abc seven bay area app on your phone so you can see the same live doppler

seven, drew and the rest of our weather team use. we'll also send breaking news alerts when it happens, including updates on the roads and the airports. >> new developments 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. the second was pulled in by the current when he tried to 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 were able to be pulled from the american river. >> both men were only in their 20s. they have not been identified. officials say neither of the men was wearing a life jacket. >> 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 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. reporter. >> 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 christina 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 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. >> thank you. tim. new this morning. millions of americans may soon have access to popular weight loss drugs like ozempic and wegovy through medicare and medicaid. this morning, the biden administration proposed a new rule to cover semaglutide drugs to treat obesity. currently, medicare and medicaid only cover those drugs to treat

certain conditions like diabetes. the proposal would not be finalized until after donald trump takes office. >> 609 in the accuweather forecast on your tuesday. live look outside the exploratorium camera. it is cloudy across the city today, and overcast skies for most of us, and you can see the morning planner will keep that cloud cover all morning long and that low chance of a light shower in your neighborhood. about 10% chance throughout the morning. the showers are pretty much done by noon, but we'll hang on to the clouds all day today. here's live doppler seven. some light showers falling in parts of marin and sonoma county. some lighter showers exiting the city. crossing the bay bridge into the east bay, but for the most part, the heaviest and steadiest rain is well to our south near monterey and fresno. and that is where the heaviest rain will remain all day. snow is falling around tahoe. we have chain controls on both 80 and 50. this morning. winter storm warning continues through tomorrow. an additional 4 to 6in

likely coming above 5500ft. so it's a level one this morning scattered showers, mainly before noon. really minimal impact. and today is the final morning of wet weather on the seven day forecast. any showers we do have are going to be less than a 10th of an inch. so looking at the three day forecast morning showers today and the forecast changes for the brighter and the drier, stefanie sunshine is back tomorrow and you are good to go to eat outside for thanksgiving on thursday. it is sunny with temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. stephanie. >> we look forward to that. thank you. president elect trump's tariffs. his plans to issue executive orders on imported goods. that's coming up. plus suspended service. the cable car lines affected today because of street closures here in san francisco. and thanksgiving traditions and accidental text message in 2016, leading to the ninth celebration between two former strangers. we'll

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back in the bay area for the first time since her election loss. this is video of air force two landing at sfo in rainy conditions earlier yesterday. harris and the second gentleman, doug emhoff, flew here following a vacation to hawaii. the reason for their visit is unclear. meanwhile, president elect donald trump says he plans to issue executive orders imposing new tariffs on all imported goods from china, mexico and canada. those countries are the united states's three largest trading partners. trump is

proposing the tariffs of 25% on mexican and canadian goods and 10% on chinese merchandise. he says the goal is to stop what he calls an invasion of drugs and migrants into the u.s. and this morning, walmart is rolling back its diversity, equity and inclusion policies, also known as dei. the nation's largest private employer, joining other major corporations in revising or eliminating dei programs under pressure from a conservative activist. the changes are sweeping to. so to walk you through it, they include everything from ending racial equity training for staff to pulling out of the human rights campaign's index ranking on how friendly companies are for 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 to pride events, lgbtq advocacy group gladd issued a statement saying in part, quote, we cannot let fear infringe anti lgbtq activists, dilute the work that has been done in the name of visibility, acceptance and opportunity. >> a big software problem for starbucks. a ransomware attack on one of its suppliers is affecting software that handles scheduling and pay for baristas. starbucks says customer service has not been impacted. the company is promising to make sure that all workers are paid properly. if you're working this week, your outlook and team software should be back to normal today. crossing fingers microsoft says it has 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 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, and 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, and here it is. chris sanders, the original

voice of stitch, is back with his role. seven year old seven year old hawaii native maya kealoha will play lilo. lilo and stitch hits theaters on may 23rd. >> and i was surprised to hear this is your favorite disney movie. >> it is, i know, and the reason behind it, i know when i said it and all of you looked at me like i was an alien, i thought, wait, am i wrong? is it not my favorite? and then i realized, no, it is. >> yeah. the reason is so special. >> i love well because it takes place on kauai. yes. which is where my dad is from. and i have family that lives there. and we got married there and i just love the hawaiiana of it. >> yeah. >> and i love that stitch is, you know, bad and lilo is bad, but they figure out how to make it work together. >> no, it's so cute. >> it's a great story. >> it's such a heartwarming message. >> our sister works at the fakey luau. like it just all makes sense to me. >> so sweet. really, really heartwarming. >> former strangers who met eight years ago in a mistaken text message exchange are

reuniting for their ninth thanksgiving this week. >> i love this story. >> you may remember wanda dench thought she was texting her grandson, but she had the wrong number. jamal hinton, who actually got this message, accepted her invitation anyway and has gone to this feast every year since. hinton shared this post on instagram yesterday with photos of him and dench over the years. he wrote, excited to announce that i'm hosting thanksgiving this year for wanda and i. looking forward to a day filled with good food, great company and lasting memories. year nine coming soon! >> i do look forward to that every year. it's so sweet. >> i love the keep it going. i can see this going for decades. >> do you guys know anyone that this has happened to? where like, you think you're texting someone and then you actually end up, you know, with the same name? >> one of my favorite jokes is to text people something that is completely wild and has nothing to do with them. and then my next thing is like, oops, wrong thread. >> oops, sorry, not me. i do that all the time. so messy. oh

my. i always say for those who are dissing social media, there are some good things that happen on, you know, facebook or texting or whatever. sure. you know, yeah, there's some positive things about it, plenty of garbage, but also a couple of good things. yes, this story and then name another one. okay. yeah, i know we're out. yes. no, i mean i've met i've met friends on facebook that i haven't seen in forever. >> you know, things like that. >> yeah, i've met friends on social media that i still haven't met in real life. >> yeah. true that too. yeah. >> kudos to this guy for sticking with it. >> right. even though he realized it was the wrong guy. but, you know, they kept it going. >> they are accepting of each other. and that was cool. yeah. >> lovely. yeah. very sweet. >> they're sending wrong text threads again. >> lilo and stitch this morning. my inspiration. >> oh boy. we're outside. here's a live look at san jose mineta international. we have overcast skies here right now in fact, it's cloudy everywhere with some light showers falling. right now. it's not widespread rain, but you can see a couple of

light showers working through the north bay, a couple of light showers through the city, and the east bay. the heaviest rain is well to our south south of gilroy this morning along the central coast and in the central valley. fresno getting hit hard by some heavy rain. right now, temperatures were mainly starting out in the 50s, and later on today will be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. on the abc seven storm impact scale. it is a level one this morning for scattered showers, mainly before noon after lunchtime. the showers are pretty much over, but we'll keep the cloud cover overhead all da. looking at the day planner, best chance for those showers right now through noon and then by 4 p.m. it's dry, but it is cloudy out there and temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. skies will start to clear overnight tonight. so cloudy today. some morning showers 58 in the city, 60 in oakland, 62 in san jose, about 57 in napa, 59. that high in antioch. we do have a beach hazard statement starting late tonight through thanksgiving for the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents could have waves as high as 14ft throughout the day tomorrow. and thanksgiving.

overnight tonight, clouds early on. clearing for lots of sunshine. tomorrow. but overnight tonight, lows will be chilly. dipping into the 30s in some areas. now the travel forecast tomorrow. if you can hold off on your travel across the state until wednesday, you'll be in such good shape. sunshine, dry weather and that sunny pattern does continue for the holiday on thursday and even into friday. we are rain and snow free across the entire state, so after today we'll get a break from the storms. here's the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you, showing you morning showers today. sunshine is back tomorrow and that sets the stage for a nice dry pattern. eating thanksgiving outside here on thursday. no problems. it's sunny and it's mild. sunshine continues over the weekend with those dry skies even continuing into early next week, guys. >> thanks, drew. now let's turn to ginger zee. she's live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> yes reggie. stephanie great to be with you. it's a tuesday

here. and we'll start with the new warning from the faa as the thanksgiving travel crush ramps up. and by the way that was pictures out of sfo. the best times there to hit the road. also to avoid congestion. we've got teams all over it and i'll have the travel and holiday forecast. also, what is next for the menendez brothers? after an emotional day in court with testimony from their mother and father's older sisters, we're also counting down to black friday with the travel deals that you could gift to yourself for the new year, and it includes a trip to hawaii for under $300. i don't know, we're going to have to see that one to believe it, and then we're getting you ready for tonight's dancing with the stars finale. we have an all star panel of experts who know what it's like to compete in the finals. pros tony dovolani, allison holker and celebrity winner jordan fisher going to break down what we should be watching for tonight. i could help too. i'll just be yelling over their shoulder like, hey, do this to wait a second, you're the dancing queen. >> you're not on that panel. >> why are you not on that panel? >> not on the panel. i mean, i wasn't a winner, but i did make

it to the finale, so i feel like you're qualified. i know how to not win. >> come on. you're too. you were third place on this show. that's. we were actually just talking about this. we were? yeah, we were talking about it. this week. >> is there anything looking back at your time on the show that you would have changed? >> oh, yeah. i mean, now that i know how to dance, is that the fair part of it is like i just being grounded because i was dancing for the first, like five episodes, as if i was floating off of the ground, which is not helpful when you're dancing. so i'm lucky i didn't fall. let's just say that because once i got like, actual into it and you can feel it. oh, what a difference it makes with musicality and all of that. so yes, i would change that. >> and that was the schedule demanding. were you practicing every day. >> oh my gosh. for 5 to 7 hours. i mean it was unbelievable. and what you forget is that, you know, i was like, oh, i can do my show and do that because it's probably just rehearsals. it'll be like my workout. first of

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watching abc seven mornings live now at 630. >> a busy bay area roads today is expected to be jam packed, with people heading out for the thanksgiving holiday. what you need to know if you're planning to drive to your destination. >> plus, microsoft at the moscone center. thousands of people are expected to attend

the company's mega conference next year, and it's the first time it will be held here in san francisco. >> plus, are you a costco connoisseur? if your answer is yes, you can get paid to shop there and test some of its signature products. >> that honestly sounds amazing to me. yeah, i'm definitely a costco connoisseur. >> give me that chicken bake. >> yum. >> we were talking about that the other day. >> i like that chicken bake. chicken bake. i don't know about the calories, but i know don't look. >> it's fine. i've looked. we were surprised that it wasn't. >> it turns out 700 something. >> it's a lot. >> good morning everybody. it's tuesday, november 26th. >> holding space for that forecast. i'm grateful for you. i'm just good. thank you. >> holding space this morning. we have one more final morning of rain to get through. and then a drier pattern does prevail. so, live doppler seven. it's scattered showers at best. it's not a shield of rain overhead. we have some showers moving through the north bay, through the city. right now. it's all very light in nature. we'll zoom on in a little bit closer, and

you can see we're not seeing very bright colors indicating heavy rain. we're just seeing those light greens and blues indicating just some scattered light showers this morning. the heaviest rain is well to our south around monterey and fresno. it's the central coast and the central valley that's getting hit hardest today. and the heavy rain is going to stay away from us. it's just light showers this morning. a level one for those showers, mainly before noon into the afternoon. we'll dry out, but we will keep the cloud cover all day. so here's future weather. 930 scattered light showers, and then we're pretty much done by about 1 to 3:00 pm. but it is very cloudy today with temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. after today, sunshine is back and it's staying around for quite some time. we'll preview that in eight minutes, but let's check in with sue and see how that commute is going this morning. >> all right. good tuesday morning. a big getaway day for the holiday. also a couple of traffic advisories. no golden gate ferry service to angel island today or tomorrow. and as we've been mentioning, the cable cars will be out of service, replaced by busses which i know aren't quite as fun as the cable

car that is through tonight due to some road work. all right, let's take a look at 880 by the coliseum. a little bit of wet here. a little bit of rain coming down, but no delays on the roadway. and you can see we had an earlier accident on the bay bridge. very, very slow. still a sigalert eastbound 24. the reverse commute 24. in lafayette. >> thanks, sue. today, the thanksgiving travel rush is kicking into high gear at the airport and on the roads. millions of people expected to be traveling today and tomorrow. and depending on where you're going, weather could be a factor. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live at sfo, where we've seen a lot of delays over the past week. but as you can see, gloria is not standing with the rain jacket and that's good news. >> that's always a good thing. yeah, i was here yesterday morning. it was raining pretty much all morning long yesterday. today it's just been kind of drizzling a little bit. not too bad out here. and so that definitely is improving the

delays today. we're only seeing about 40 or so delays this morning compared to the hundreds that we saw over the weekend. and yesterday. and that's because we're not seeing the amount of rain that we saw the past few days or the wind. so that's really helped out the on time performance of flights today. now, triple a is predicting that nearly 72 million people will be traveling by car over thanksgiving. and that's a record. it's also 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 even just taking 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. that might be part flexibility and 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're one of the nearly 72 million people driving today, it is the best time to get on the road before 10 a.m. so you can avoid a lot of traffic. the worst time to travel is between 1 and 7 p.m, and your trip along eastbound i-80 from san francisco to sacramento is going to see peak congestion at 730 tonight. triple a anticipates that drive could take you a little more than three hours. that measurement to sacramento is new this year. triple a says it could be because people have moved outside of the bay area and of course, tomorrow is going to be very busy on the roads. so if you are driving for the thanksgiving holiday, trainer recommends leaving early and always just plan for delays. just in case. live at sfo gloria

rodriguez abc seven news. >> good tips gloria. thank you. there's a significant new development in the controversy surrounding san jose state's women's volleyball team. a federal judge has 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 yet 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. >> she competed for san jose state without any attention. why now? it's i think politics is the answer. >> 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 could 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 could 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 and delivery hubs. new details on governor newsom's proposal to have an ev tax rebate program again. we first told you about this yesterday on abc seven mornings. the governor announced the idea as a response to a campaign promise by president elect trump to end federal tax credits on ev purchases. we're learning that under this proposal, tesla's electric vehicles would likely not qualify for the new state tax credits. according to multiple reports, it would be targeted at carmakers with small market share. 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 actually cost. >> new at six microsoft is bringing its ignite tech conference to san francisco next year for the first time ever, the company will hold the conference at the moscone center next november. microsoft owns 49% of san francisco based openai. ignite is projected to generate more than $41 million in direct spending in the city, with over 60,000 booked hotel

rooms already. that's according to the city's tourism bureau. >> amid the many closures in san francisco's downtown ross, dress for less. not one of them. a company representative confirms to the chronicle that the company is renewing its lease, even though its building is for sale. representatives did not confirm details of the lease. sources told the chronicle the current lease is for ten years and has two renewal options that could keep ross downtown through 2045. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. basically, our way of telling you what's happening in the bay area today. >> first, leaders in richmond are brainstorming ways to stop dangerous traffic. tonight, 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 today, the valley water board of directors is set to consider an

updated ordinance to prevent encampments along local waterways. the board has been gathering feedback for months on the encampment situation throughout the county. their goal is to protect the waterway in the area. they say encampments put the environment in danger. today, the board will meet to discuss proposed proposed ordinances and determine 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 you can buy tickets online. >> still ahead? beware of online scams. the warning as you start to look for black friday and cyber monday deals. >> and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you see, the dow is down about 200 points. >> sfo's pilot program, the new service is offering for you to check in your luggage before you go to the terminal. first, here's drew. >> hey there. 641. we're taking

a live look. this is sutro tower, but we are socked in with cloud cover. this morning, and it will be an overcast day with some scattered light showers this morning. so you're looking at the morning planner, and it's cloudy all morning long with that low chance of a light shower in your neighborhood. and that chance is basically done by noon. this afternoon we are dry, but we'll have the cloud cover all day today. here's live doppler seven. we have just isolated showers out there. many of them work through marin county this morning. a couple of light showers across the city and in the east bay. but for the most part, the heaviest rain is well to our south. live doppler seven along with satellite, the central coast and the central valley taking the brunt of this storm. the bay area just on the northern flank of it, getting those light showers this morning. but be aware if you are traveling south into the central valley today, you will be dealing with heavy rain, especially on five. if you're taking that to southern california, it's a slow go through parts of the state today. winter storm warning still in effect until 4 a.m.

tomorrow for the sierra, an additional 4 to 6in of snow very likely so this morning it's a level one with scattered showers, mainly before noon again after noon we will dry out. rainfall totals very light out there, less than a 10th of an inch. after today, get ready for sunny and dry weather tomorrow. and that does continue for the holiday on thursday. here's a look at temperatures where you live. sponsored by disney's moana two, in theaters tomorrow. >> the ancestors called on us for a reason to reconnect our people across the entire ocean. 00000. >> could have told me we're doing new outfits. been rocking leaves on my cheeks for a thousand years. disney's moana two p-g-and-e's. only in

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we have some breaking news. president elect donald trump could be setting himself up for a trade war with one of our allies within the last half hour. mexico's president warned her country may respond with tariffs on american goods if the president elect imposes tariffs on mexican goods. during a news

conference, president claudia sheinbaum said tariffs would raise inflation and end up costing jobs in both countries. she also said she would send a letter to trump today urging dialog and cooperation. this comes after trump announced yesterday that he plans to impose new tariffs on mexico and canada, and increased tariffs on china when he takes office. >> 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. >> a live look now at sfo. if you're heading there this week, consider yourself lucky. sfo has just named america's best airport by business traveler magazine. they write that sfo has on time, performance, efficient security, and high customer satisfaction. and to add to its positives, the airport just announced remote

bag check. this means you'll be able to check your bag at the long term parking lot or at the rental car center before you make your way to the terminal. the pilot program will run for an eight month trial period, and it will be free to use, at least for now. but stephanie, as you know, i am team. no bag check. >> no bag check. >> so you're not going to find me there. but good luck to the rest of y'all. >> happy carry on. right. all right. the dairy debate is spilling onto grocery store shelves. now we're hearing from health experts as bay area stores pull a brand of raw milk from its shelves. last week, traces of the bird flu were found in raw milk sold by raw farm that's based in fresno county. raw farm released a statement insisting the incident was not a big deal, but the california department of public health issued a warning and posted about the risks of drinking raw milk. >> 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. >> experts also shared concerns over misinformation shared about the benefits of raw milk. advocates say that the cleanliness of the farm and health of the cow also have a huge impact on the quality of raw milk. no illnesses have been reported from the batch of raw milk, but health officials are concerned about the spread of bird flu among dairy cattle and what that could mean for raw milk. >> starting tomorrow, the california highway patrol will be out in force, making sure drivers are staying safe over thanksgiving. so starting at 6 p.m. tomorrow and running until sunday, december 1st at midnight. chp officers will be checking for impaired driving or speeding during last year's maximum enforcement period. they say they made more than a thousand arrests for driving under the influence, and investigated 27 fatal crashes over the holiday. now it's time for your morning money report.

sunnyvale based linkedin is laying off more than 200 employees in another round of cuts. the workers are in the company's engineering and customer service departments. linkedin says the layoffs are due to reorganization. microsoft, which is linkedin's parent company, has also seen hundreds of layoffs this year. the san francisco chronicle reports that laid off tech workers have been switching industries as the sector continues to cut thousands of jobs. for those getting ready to find some online black friday deals, the better business bureau is warning you to look out for scams. officials say scammers use fake ads to target people looking for specific items, things that have gone viral on social media, beauty products, tennis shoes and puppies for sale online. last year, the b-b-b reported online fraud rose 125%. before purchasing an item, the agency recommends researching the company and the item on credible sites. >> it's crazy how sophisticated those puppy sites have gotten. >> please don't buy a puppy. i mean, honestly, there's no

reason to buy a puppy and go to spca. >> please do. >> there are so many shelters in the bay area that are looking for you to help adopt. >> absolutely. >> now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we are down significantly. this is such a change from yesterday down almost 200 points. >> 20-24 has been filled with a lot of buzzwords. and this morning dictionary.com is out with its word of the year. and you may not be surprised to hear this. it's demure. yes, yes, we all saw this coming. it has traditionally been used to describe people who are reserved, quiet or modest. but the word went viral over the summer when tiktok creators jules lebron used the phrase very demure, very mindful. now i say it in that accent because honestly, that's just every time i hear someone say it, it just you need to say it. >> it goes demure. >> its new usage is now being used to describe refined and sophisticated appearance or behavior, like at the workplace. dictionary.com says the word saw

a 1,200% jump in digital media use from january to the end of august. i don't know about you guys. i've heard so many people use it in the wrong context because there is so much confusion about it too. >> okay. and i would say it doesn't mean what did we just say? >> it meant modest, you know, like, oh, it's a sophisticated appearance. >> i don't know if it's a sophisticated. >> i think it's just not trashy. >> yeah. because you see, the way that i show up at work, i don't do the green crease. i'm not like you other girls. >> yeah, that was put in the definition. not like the other girl. yeah. >> you're not like the other girl. that's what it means when you're not like the other girls. yeah. >> so how do you say it? demure. >> demure. >> very demure. very meaningful. i think if you say it that way, i feel like jules is with us. right now. i love her so much. i just you know what? i wish her happy 2025 to her own. yes, yes. >> all good things to her. yeah. live. look outside at sfo this morning showing you we have some wet runways out there. overcast

skies as we track. just some isolated light showers. and again, we're at the tail end of our wet pattern after today. sunshine is back in full force. we have a dry pattern beginning here tomorrow, but this morning we do have some light scattered showers out there. it is a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. the showers mainly be falling. falling before lunchtime into the afternoon. we'll dry out, but we'll keep the cloud cover all day long. so looking at the forecast today, we have some light scattered showers right now and then into the afternoon. we are dry, but we still stay cloudy. so very limited sunshine today and temperatures maxing out in the 50s and low 60s. so today we have those morning showers giving way to overcast skies throughout the entire day. 60 in oakland today, 62 in san rafael. only 56 and half moon bay, 62, in san jose will hit about 59 in antioch. now, tonight through thanksgiving, we do have a beach hazard statement in effect along our coast because we will see the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents throughout the day tomorrow and thanksgiving. we

could see waves up to 14ft high. so just be aware of that. overnight tonight, clouds early on giving way to clear skies first thing tomorrow morning. it does get chilly overnight tonight with temperatures in our coldest spots dipping into the 30s, so the travel forecast tomorrow is looking spectacular. if you're traveling across california, we have no storms to contend with. sunshine is back and that pattern continues into thursday for thanksgiving as well. and the sunshine and dry weather continues into friday. if you are traveling today, just know we have that heavy rain through the central valley and along the central coast. so if you're heading south, you will have to anticipate some slower travel times. but that all changes tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning showers today. then it's all about sunshine. dry weather starting tomorrow. if you're eating thanksgiving outside on thursday, you'll have no problems with that sunshine continuing into the weekend and dry into early next week, guys. >> thanks, drew. are you the ultimate costco connoisseur? that's the question one online

gambling website is asking as it launches what it's being called the kirkland signature sweet life challenge. according to the ad from online casinos.com, two winners will get each $1,500 to spend at costco. that's a lot of chicken bakes. the catch you have to live on as many kirkland signature products as possible for a week. they'll purchase everything from food and gas to clothing and cleaning products, and after the experience, they'll get a $1,000 cash bonus and a free year long executive membership. applications are still being accepted until december 15th. i just see that as a win win win situation. it's like, i love everything about that. like the kirkland makeup wipes. >> oh, really? do i need to get into that? they're the best. >> why are they charging so much money at the drugstore for these wipes? >> i know they are so expensive. >> it is. >> and there was like, people were going crazy when costco temporarily didn't have those wipes available.

>> i didn't even know about it until right now. i know. >> okay, well, the latest disney animated film, moana two, hits theaters tomorrow. it's a sequel to the 2016 film. >> these films have strong themes of family history and reverence for ancestors. actor dwayne johnson appears in both films as maui, and he says he looked at his own family 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. >> and oh, sorry. >> go ahead. oh, no. >> a live action version of the original 2016 film is also in the works, with johnson reprising his role. >> disney's the

things you need to know this morning. number one, we are tracking some isolated showers

out there. it's a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. before noon is your best chance of a shower before we dry out later today. that leads to sunshine and dry weather tomorrow and for thanksgiving. >> number two, a live look at sfo, where the holiday rush is on today, 50,000 flights are set to take off nationwide today. the most of this busy holiday week. >> number three a live look at interstate 80 in emeryville. triple a says this is where you're going to see the worst traffic if you're driving today. around 730 tonight, congestion will peak. that means the drive on i-80 from san francisco to sacramento will take over three hours, which is about double the normal drive. >> yeah, that stretch of highway is always very busy. all right. this is number four. we're tracking your commute. this morning. metering lights were on at 526. so a little bit early. starting to fill in your drive time now from hercules all the way into the city? just under an hour. >> 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 scathing report accusing the sheriff of abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship. the sheriff denies those allegations. >> number six vice president harris in the bay area this morning. her plane landed at sfo last night from hawaii. the reason for her visit is not clear. >> number seven, the movie trailer. we cannot stop talking about. this morning, our parent company, disney, released this teaser for the live action remake of lilo and stitch. it hits theaters may 23rd. >> i'm ready. yeah, i love it. >> i love the hitting of the sand with his big smile. >> i think he looks really cute too. they did a good job transforming it into like, 3d animation. yeah. shout out to chris. i hope >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a travel warning as the thanksgiving rush hits its peak. the busiest day in the skies. the faa warning air traffic control staffing shortages can slow traffic.