plus, a look at that holiday forecast coming up. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> wreaths and ribbons are up already. we're less than a month away from christmas. you can see the signs in petaluma, but we're not looking that far ahead just yet. today is the day to enjoy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving everyone! i'm kristen sze and i'm karina nova. >> among the things to be grateful for today, our beautiful bay area weather. >> i mean, just look at that, right, gorgeous. let's bring in abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. hey, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah, it is absolutely stunning outside. no doubt about it. and karina and kristen, i want to show you a live picture from our exploratorium camera. the embarcadero is all decked out for the holiday as we check out those temperatures. right now it's 58 in the city, 55 in san jose, 51 in concord, 53 oakland. look at santa rosa already down to 49 degrees. 52 in napa. we

do have a frost advisory going up again for our inland valleys in the north and east bay, eastern santa clara hills, also the hilltops in the north and east bay from 10:00 tonight until 9 a.m. tomorrow. we're going to do it again tomorrow night into saturday morning. temperatures down to the mid 30s. frost will form. so here's a look at your thanksgiving planner. hopefully you're still enjoying your thanksgiving. tonight high clouds 4050. partly cloudy later on tonight and then cloudier skies tomorrow morning. but it is still going to be chilly down to the mid 30s to mid 40s. gorgeous view from sutro tower. it was a d one this morning. 31 in santa rosa. down to 28 in fairfield. full look at that holiday weekend. forecast is coming up kristen. >> all right. thank you so much sandhya. happening right now san francisco city hall is lit up there for thanksgiving. although you can see the blue and yellow, which makes me feel like they're rooting for the warriors. right? which is okay, let's do it. but the city says it's illuminated in shades of amber. that's what

they were supposed to be. but hey, we'll take this as well. it's very festive, right? thanksgiving lunch had an asian flavor in san francisco's inner richmond instead of turkey. some 350 people ate korean barbecue at k elements barbecue on clement street. this is the seventh year that the restaurant has fed low income seniors and other people in need. plenty of volunteers were helping feed the crowd, including abc seven news anchor dion lim. >> san francisco's glide foundation brought holiday cheer to many people in need. today. the nonprofit served 3000 meals. it's a thanksgiving tradition, 60 years strong. we got people serving. >> we got young people here today from schools wanting to give back. >> glide creates this amazing aura of giving back. and that's what thanksgiving is all about giving back. >> former mayor willie brown was among the volunteers. guests enjoyed a traditional thanksgiving spread with ham, turkey, stuffing, vegetables, pie and much, much more. the work to prepare all that food is

a labor of love, and so is the effort to bring it to the streets and some of san francisco's most vulnerable communities. abc seven news reporter tara campbell followed, along with glide today, and has that part of the story. you want the bag? >> sure. all right. >> one greeting at a time. this crew from glide giving out 250 thanksgiving meals to some of san francisco's hardest to reach all the way out to the most remote part of the city and find the folks that are unhoused right there and just touch them with a little bit of what glide touch is a community here with melanie castro, also known as sister angel streets, is a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, a group of queer and trans activists. >> come on up. >> heading up glide's harm reduction team. it's on the ground nearly every day, connecting people with services and supplies. >> it means the world to people like me. you know, i've been out here struggling with nothing for so long and, you know, to get by is kind of hard these days. and

glide really comes through with a lot of resources. food, clothing, medical supplies means like family and community. >> it's just a nice reminder of, like, what it means to be human. >> just the meals today. >> i know they help out a lot, you know? and they're like, they don't ask you for anything. you know? it's a blessing to have them around. >> happy thanksgiving. what do you think you'd be doing without this meal today? i'll probably be hungry. >> yeah. >> and may i ask you your name, ma'am? my name is maggie. maggi. how long have you been out here? maggie? >> like six months. >> it's nice to show that glide is there for them and that we love people unconditionally. like, wherever they're at. >> but keeping track of where people are at is getting harder as the city ups its efforts to get people off the streets. >> take one more look around. makes it a challenge for us to find people in the same areas. but we're going to continue to go out every day because the

need is there. and so we have to. it's up to us to go ahead and look for the folks. >> meanwhile, those with the least, perhaps with the most gratitude. it's amazing. >> it's great. you know, nothing else i could ask for. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> in san jose. loaves and fishes provide a shuttle service to take people to its free thanksgiving meal at saint francis cabrini parish. it prepared enough meals for 1000 people. and it doesn't just do it on thanksgiving. loaves and fishes provides free meals five days a week at piedmont elementary school and the goodwill on seventh street in san jose. >> you can come for a hot meal, no questions asked. we do not qualify anyone who wants to participate in that. that's serving. >> loaves and fishes feeds 1.8 million people each year. incredible thanksgiving is all about having second helpings and leftovers, but just how long can today's food actually sit out safely? according to the usda, the rule of thumb to keep in

mind is the two hour rule. once food is cooked, it shouldn't be left at room temperature for more than two hours. that means within two hours of removing food from wherever it's been cooking, it will need to be refrigerated. if you're using appliances to keep food warmer or colder, like keeping something on a warming tray or a bed of rice or ice, that is, that time does not actually count towards the two hour rule. i hope there's no pop quiz. >> yeah, exactly. it's a lot to remember, but it's important. >> is it? >> is this thanksgiving marks an important first for one bay area mother and son? it's the first holiday that they're officially a family. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more on how an adoption changed the life of a ten year old boy. >> ten year old damian brock has been excited about this thanksgiving for a long time. >> i'm just looking forward to, like, go see my family members and everybody else, like, eat. >> that's because this thanksgiving is unlike any he or his family have shared before. it's the first since was adopted by his now mom, priscilla dixon. priscilla first

started caring for davion when he was a baby, taking over care from his birth mother. >> you could take care of him for six months, but god wanted me to take care of him longer. >> now, after all of these years. so davion and priscilla are officially a family. >> we all excited, you know what i mean? >> because it was a long journey and we were there when that journey came to a joyful end. so davion was adopted on national adoption day the week before thanksgiving, santa clara county family court held a special celebration for families to make their adoptions official. we got to be there for said ceremony, capturing the moment his adoption became official. >> i would treasure today beyond all the days of my life, all the days of my life. >> so davion and p family and fs in the courtroom. >> i had some of my friends, my sisters, my grandpa. i have my teacher, my nurse, my nurse, my friends. i have a lot of my family members here. >> looking back, priscilla says the joy she feels isn't just for her family, but all who were there on adoption day. >> i was just so happy for all

those kids that did get adopted. i looked online all over the world. people, kids was getting adopted. so it was very exciting for me. >> and so davion, more joy comes now looking ahead to the rest of their lives from this thanksgiving onward. how you feel about this all being official now and you having this first thanksgiving? >> i just feel really happy about it. and yeah, i just feel really happy about it. >> this first thanksgiving we're going to have, we all going to love on davion. everybody going to be talking. so davion you and our family now you're in our family now. so are you really family. >> you know in the south bay zach fuentes abc seven news. >> no records yet for thanksgiving travel when it comes to the tsa, but the opportunities aren't over yet. plus, i get to be with my little family. >> new at six. hear from a south bay woman who fled beirut during the fighting her family's perspective on this

and there is something 2500 hotel union workers held a thanksgiving lunch on the picket line today. >> negotiations are moving slowly with the three chains involved. hyatt, marriott and hilton. the union is calling for wage increases. they also want employee pay to be contingent on future hotel profits. they say they're prepared to continue the strike through the holidays. >> a live look at san francisco international airport. the tsa expects to set records with this thanksgiving travel season, but it hasn't yet. the busiest day nationwide could be this sunday, when an estimated 3 million

people are expected to fly home. >> thanksgiving is taking on a different meaning for some bay area families. they're celebrating the cease fire in lebanon between israel and hezbollah. >> while some political experts worry the 60 day truce will not hold. abc seven news reporter anser hassan talked to a south bay woman who's holding out hope for peace after escaping the fighting in beirut. >> my dad and my brother, they're in lebanon. obviously, due to unfortunate, you know, situations. but thankfully, lik, i am ready to celebrate. i have like three bottles of caymus ready to go that we're going to be drinking today to celebrate the ceasefire. >> on this thanksgiving, christine darrow is thankful to be alive and surrounded by family, knowing that her family is safe. with the start of a 60 day cease fire between israel and lebanon, my step sister, she was actually she has a flight to go to dubai this weekend just to leave, and she canceled it because she's like, i'm ready

here. >> i'm here. i'm ready to celebrate. literally every place in lebanon is on fire. and when i mean on fire in arabic, we say, well, everything is like music, parties, people are celebrating, people are in the streets like it's amazing. >> darrow, who lives in san jos, shared her daring escape out of lebanon, where she was visiting family with abc seven news in october, documenting the destruction on the road to the airport following israel stepped up bombardment of beirut. she bought a $2,000 ticket for a one hour flight to cairo, leaving her father behind. >> all i remember my dad is just saying, oh god, seeing that come through my whatsapp, i just literally burst into tears. i was sitting by the window because you can literally see bombs going off everywhere. it was crazy just knowing that we're here right now, i honestly just i'm thankful i'm happy. >> darrow knows the war is in the middle east will likely take more than a ceasefire to find lasting peace. she's part of a whatsapp group made up of friends and family, both in the united states and in lebanon, where they monitor the situation on the ground. still, she believes the ceasefire at least

brings them one step closer to lasting peace. >> my dad and my brother are safe. the streets that i walked on as a child, the people there are safe. yes, a lot of unfortunate things happened and i'm ready to celebrate with everybody from lebanon to here in the bay area and we're we're safe. >> they're safe in the south bay. anser hassan abc seven news. >> expect another chilly morning ahead. sandhya helps you plan for a black friday and the weekend. up next and with cold weather, cozy up to the yule lo, we're streaming it on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app

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abc seven news at six, a special thanksgiving day edition of on the red carpet, celebrating disney's latest animated adventure. moana two what lies behind? before your family watches the new movie, which is now in theaters everywhere, go inside the world premiere in hawaii and hear from the stars. >> her first film was about connecting with the past. this one is about connecting with the future, which means moana is going even further beyond the reef. and this time she needs a crew. can i get up, get it, get it, get it, get it. >> how do you scream and sing at the same time?

>> it takes talent. >> that's right. plus, get a special look at the making of moana two. from animation to audio recording to the talented songwriting duo making disney history. and find out how to enter for your chance to win a trip to disney's aulani resort in hawaii. don't miss on the red carpet! moana two at 630 here on abc seven. disney is your parent company or our parent company? >> happening tomorrow, a handful of ski resorts will open for the season. they include bear valley, doddridge, donner ski ranch, sierra at tahoe, and soda springs. kirkwood is opening on saturday and this is video from one of tr cameras today. oh, look at all that snow. mount rose was the first resort to open three weeks ago. yeah. >> so we're ready. >> we're ready. and the roads actually look pretty good. >> finally. >> yeah, right. people can go and enjoy safely. i know a lot of people are excited for ski season to start. i am. >> that's right. sandy. looking good. right?

>> absolutely. looking fantasti. kristen and karina. >> let's take a look at a live picture right now from our zephyr cove camera. i mean, you couldn't ask for better weather, so let's check out the forecast for the tahoe area. if you are heading up. bright skies expected 50 degrees as we head into tomorrow afternoon. by the way, right now tahoe is 28 degrees, mainly sunny and in the 50s on saturday and then partly cloudy 51 on sunday. so you're good for boarding or skiing. there's a lot of snow up there. san jose cameras showing you a pretty nice view overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. cold again with frost. this weekend we're talking about morning fog, milder afternoons and next week is going to be warmer with above average temperatures. so looking at those temperatures right no, it's already getting chilly 40s and 50s across the region. let's take a look at the national picture. a big storm an arctic outbreak will be taking place. and right now a big storm is moving through the northeast where they are seeing heavy snow along with some rain as well. so as we look at the

projection, the precipitation will start to move off across the area, out towards the canada area. but there is this big arctic outbreak that is going to come into the northern plains. it's already underway and it is going to spread snow across parts of buffalo, new york going into sunday night, which of course, the niners are going to be there playing the bills sunday night. this is going to be dicey as they are expecting feet of snow across parts of the northeast. there are winter storm warnings and lake effect snow warnings up for the northeast. looking at those temperatures right now, new york is at 45 degrees. we've got a good it's nine degrees in fargo right now, 74 in phoenix. here's a look at the black friday forecast. if you're stepping out this evening 40s and 50s a few clouds. you need those jackets later on tonight. the chill in the air. and tomorrow morning 30s and 40s looking at live doppler seven not quite as cold as this morning because of the high clouds that are moving in this morning, we had some upper 20s in our coldest locations. so first

thing tomorrow morning, you're looking at 30s and 40s. we will see a lot more cloud cover around tomorrow afternoon, looking at a nice day. 5060 mix of sun and occasional high clouds. and here's your accuweather seven day forecast if you like. today's weather, i think you'll like tomorrow. we are going to start off with cold morning and then a dry day. as we head into the weekend, a little bit of fog may show up. we do have warmer weather for december as we head into next week. even some upper 60s and low 70s around the bay. this is well above average, but karina and kristen i think after a week of the stormy weather, people may be ready for this. >> yes, i think so. >> weather will be nice. >> i feel like a sense of deserving. not that there's a deserve or not deserve. i like that you deserve it. okay, thank you all right, let's get a check on sports with larry. >> so many people just sitting around watching football. that's nice. >> yeah. if you're not working, that's. >> yeah, well, actually, a couple of tvs in the sports department. yeah. >> eight. anyway, happy thanksgiving to all of you.

>> happy thanksgiving. >> we had turkey dinner and all that. now. now i'm ready to go. let's go. all right, all right. so there's a lot of ways to lose a game. bute way the bears did it today often gets the coach fired 33 seconds left. the bears. they need to do something and have absolutely no idea what to run. what are they doing next in sports?

giving for years. they were literally the turkey that got carved up, but now they may be the best team in the nfl. while the bears just found a new creative way to lose. lions fans pumped up their team about to go 11 and one. former cal bear jared goff, threw a couple of touchdown passes, this one back in the end zone to sam laporta 23 to 7 detroit. caleb williams leading the comeback down three 36 seconds to go. he sacked at midfield. all right so now 33 seconds left 33. tik tik tik tik tik tik bears don't know what to do. they didn't know what to run. run a play or call a timeout. and matt eberflus watches the clock run down to six seconds and then it's incomplete and the game ends just like that. are you serious?

2320 lions eberflus. he's lucky they let him on the team playing after this. here's his explanation. >> i think we handled it the right way. i do believe that, you know, he just reracked the play, get it in bounds and call time out. and that's why we held it. and didn't work out the way we wanted it to. >> well, that's for sure. giants and cowboys. look at tom brady getting into the turkey. i thought he only had like green drinks and stuff. after releasing daniel jones the giants turned to their third string qb, drew lock, who throws a pick six. demarvin overshown 23 yards the other way. cowboys win 2720. high school. balboa and lincoln high, playing at kezar stadium today for the san francisco championship. lincoln with the first touchdown. andreas alingué finds kevin zhao in the back of the end zone for the score. balboa qb rylan jones going left. throwing back across his body here to omar jack, who takes it to the house. balboa captures the city title 26 seven, advancing to the state regionals to the nfl. brock purdy, once again limited at forty-niners practice today as

the team gets ready for buffalo niners at five and six. a lot of chatter about the state of the team coming from all the undefeated coaches on the internet. kyle shanahan not paying attention. >> you're not going to be happy if you're dealing in a world online. and i've definitely coached long enough that i don't deal in that world. only online i look at is usually movie stuff and rap battles and funny things that animals d. >> funny things we all watch, funny things animals do. sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final. there's an old saying if you listen to the fans, pretty soon you're up there sitting with them. so that'. >> oh, right. yeah. okay, so i got a little excited about jared hoff. i know you were banging on the table there coming up tonight on abc seven at eight. the wonderful world of disney, mary poppins. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. and that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news. very exciting

i'm kristen z. and i'm karina toma. she's so happy right now for sandyha patel, larry beil and the entire abc seven news team. have a good night and happy thanksgiving.

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