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starting today. >> pay or permit parking in many san francisco residents outraged over a proposal to charge for parking in one neighborhood. how you can weigh in on the changes plus. the nation does it like nobody does. >> nobody does. >> and this is how san francisco does it. montell jordan joining in on the holiday festivities at thrive city. >> he said dub nation does it like nobody does. i like how he flipped the lyrics. this is nice. >> and it was saturday night. so he goes, it's saturday night. >> oh, okay. >> yeah, he's gonna ad lib. that means the mic is what? on. good morning. on this monday, december 2nd we're going to get a look at the weather. >> it was so comfortable. that was saturday night. a little more chilly this morning. >> yeah. you know what? we are entering a period of unusual weather. so we know that happens when we get all that rain and then it shuts off. well, it looks like we're going to see not only a dry trend, but a

warming trend as well as high pressure begins to build in and strengthen just a little bit. and as a result, with the light winds, we will have those cool mornings, some fog and a weather pattern that's just going to stick around for a while. 38 in danville, mid 40s fremont, low 50s san francisco. so certainly the chill is there from vacaville and novato dropping off into the 30s. and we are looking at our 24 hour temperature change anywhere from three degrees over in our inland valleys to about 11 to 14 from the north bay to the coast. so with that spare the air alert, moderate air quality, good at times. not too bad, but you will notice a little haze. temperatures in the low 60s today. half moon bay was 65 yesterday around the bay shore mid maybe some upper 60s today over towards oakland, san ramon and you head inland anywhere from the south bay. we're in the 70s but low 60s for you in livermore. sue. good morning lisa. >> good morning everyone. let's check your monday morning drive.

we're nice all the way into san francisco. up and over the waldo grade. even if you're driving from novato south, you're looking at a speed limit with smooth sailing and no fog over the waldo or the golden gate bridge. elsewhere, we are stacked up with the metering lights turned on at about 530 this morning. so back beyond the 880 overcrossing and a typical commute out of the central valley, already just about an hour. westbound 580 and fog over the altamont as well. highway four is slowing from antioch over towards walnut creek. and here is a look at your drive times. just like i said about an hour. tracy into dublin your morning commute looking great. and highway four. it's at a crawl into concord. >> all right, sue. thank you. breaking news here at 603. a major shakeup in silicon valley. the ceo of santa clara based intel announced his immediate retirement this morning. pat gelsinger has also stepped down from the company's board. gelsinger has been with intel for more than 40 years. he started there at just 18 and

became intel's youngest ever vp at 32. in recent years, intel has been facing intense pressure from other computer chip makers, and gelsinger has struggled to deliver on his promises. this morning, intel's board named two company executives interim co-ceos while they search for a new ceo. the board sent out a statement thanking gelsinger for his many years at intel. happening today, governor newsom and california lawmakers are beginning their so-called trump proofing sessions in sacramento. >> the governor called the special session shortly after trump won the election last month. at the time, he said it was to, quote, safeguard california values and fundamental rights in the face of the incoming trump administration. the governor also said the special session will focus on bolstering legal resources to protect civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action and immigrant families. during trump's first term, california filed more than 120 lawsuits. action taken during the special session would take effect in the new year, shortly before trump is sworn

in. but whatever the governor and the legislature comes up with, they'll be likely facing a legal fight. >> that's because the president elect has made it clear he has no plans to allow california to serve as the resistance state. during his second term. trump posted on social media, quote, governor gavin newsom is trying to kill our nation's beautiful california. adding he is using the term trump proof as a way of stopping all of the great things that can be done to make california great again. but i just overwhelmingly won the election. >> abc seven news reporter monica madden will be at the state capitol today to cover the special session. you can watch her coverage on abc seven news this afternoon that starts at 4 p.m, and we'll have updates as they happen on our abc seven bay area apps and abc seven news.com. happening today in the east bay, oakland unified leaders will meet again to figure out how to tackle the district's $95 million budget deficit. the school board has been considering a number of options. you might remember last month the idea of school closures was back on the table.

a hiring freeze, eliminating positions and restructuring. some departments are also being considered. the board is scheduled to finalize cuts and begin implementing changes at its meeting next week. >> president biden has pardoned his son, hunter biden, months after hunter biden pleaded guilty to federal tax charges. the decision marks a reversal for the president, who had said he would not use his executive authority to pardon his son or commute his sentence. in issuing the pardon, the president also issued a statement that reads in part no reasonable person who looks at the facts of hunter's cases can reach any other conclusion than hunter was singled out only because he is my son, and that is wrong. it goes on to say there has been an effort to break hunter in trying to break hunter. they've tried to break me and there's no reason to believe it will stop here. enough is enough. >> happening today, the court could hear closing arguments in the nearly two month long trial of the man accused of killing san francisco tech mogul and cash app founder bob lee. the

jury could get the case as early as this afternoon in the trial of nima momeni. prosecutors say momeni stabbed lee in the chest during some sort of confrontation in the soma neighborhood in april of last year. momeni testified he acted in self defense after lee attacked him. >> now to an incredible story out of antioch. a pastor takes on a would be burglar at his church and makes a citizen's arrest. antioch police say the man used an ax to break a window at the first family church on thanksgiving morning. that triggered an alarm and the pastor raced over. he came face to face with the suspect and used his years of jiu jitsu training to wrestle the man to the ground and restrain him. >> what i didn't want to see is just him run off and then come back later and rob us again. you can find that sometimes there becomes a pattern where you get victimized a lot. if you don't do anything to stand up for yourself. >> police say the would be burglar was trying to take some tools and some leftover food. he remains in custody. >> a live look at sfo now.

triple a says the holiday travel rush at the airport should be calmer today. the roads will still be very busy as people are coming back from thanksgiving getaways across the country. the weather has been a big headache for people trying to fly home. there were thousands of delays at airports yesterday. sfo expects 6.3 million travelers to pass through between thanksgiving and new year's day. that is a 15% increase compared to last year. abc seven news saw a steady stream of cars heading to the airport yesterday to drop off and pick up fliers in the south bay. the crowds and lines were pretty manageable on mineta san jose international airport, and the same goes for oakland's airport, where an estimated 340,000 passengers passed through over the holiday weekend. >> and right now, many of you are getting ready for the workweek after the thanksgiving holiday weekend. but the big deal today is cyber monday deals and savings are already enticing shoppers online, and companies are hoping to cash in on what is expected to be a record setting day. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in

milpitas at amazon's new delivery station. that's ready just in time for the rush of online orders. good morning gloria. >> good morning. right now i'm in. one of the delivery trucks is used for training, so we know a lot of us are going to be shopping on this cyber monday. so they will be loading up trucks like this one to get out for those holiday gifts. and of course, they are expecting a very busy day today. they're expecting to have nearly double the volume that they normally have. and we have an employee here with us this morning, stephanie bicknell, who will be talking to us. i understand you're one of the seasonal employees. they have over 100 seasonal employees at this location alone. so what is it like being a seasonal employee? what do you do here? >> so i'm actually on pick and we also do stow. so a little bit about pick is the packages come down from the conveyor belts and we pick to buffer for our stores which are stores will put them in the colorful boxes for us to pick and stage on our u-boats for the delivery drivers to bring to our customers.

>> and stephanie, i know you've worked as a seasonal worker before, so why do you like to do this seasonal work? >> what i like about amazon a lot is they pay. they do pay really well and it's a stable job. like, i know if i need something for the seasonal time, a little extra money for christmas, i know i can come here, get about ten hours a day sometimes. they definitely give us ot on the peak season. so that's really nice for around christmas time as well. >> so extra money for the holidays. yes, that's always good. so they were saying that this was their biggest black friday yet. did you already see that impact? i know it just happened, but in terms of more deliveries and stuff. >> oh, for sure. especially yesterday because we had carts just full of packages everywhere. and once we got down to like 9:00, we had to get everything ready for the delivery trucks and the packages were just still coming in. and i was like, it is black friday time and cyber monday today is going to be even busier probably. >> yes, definitely. >> it's you can tell by working in the delivery station that everyone is buying off of amazon this year for sure. >> awesome. well, stephanie,

thank you so much for joining us this morning. and guys there's a table behind you can't see yet. but in the next half hour we're going to show you some of the top deals that amazon has for cyber monday. it includes some local businesses. so stay with us. we will show you that in the next half hour. live in milpitas gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> all right. well, while much of the nation is dealing with the cold, we have above average temperatures. we are easily about ten degrees above average temperatures in the upper 50s would be the normal for this time of year. and as we look at live doppler seven, you'll notice that we just have a few high clouds. there it is 40 in sonoma, 46 there over in oaklan, and the cooler numbers up to the north. santa rosa in the upper 30s, 51 though san francisco. so starting out on the cool side, partly cloudy skies, temperatures cooler than we were yesterday. ridge of pressure and ridge of high pressure in place, allowing for very little mixing today. and we'll see that. spare

the air alert. keeping air quality moderate at times and the rest of the workweek we'll see those temperatures remain in the 60s to near 70. so today, a few high clouds. this is monday afternoon into tuesday. fog sets up along the coast. sunny skies and little change on wednesday. low clouds and fog at the coast, and a sunny afternoon and temperatures like this in san jose will be in the low 70s in the next couple of days. thursday maybe some more clouds, upper 60s and the rest of us today enjoying more sun with 65 in concord and san francisco. >> lisa thank you. coming up. strong surplus. a bay area city that's reporting its savings are exceeding spending help for the holiday season. an east bay toy drive needs your donat

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cisco drivers are fuming over a proposal to charge for parking in one of the city's densest residential neighborhoods tonight. residents will be able to voice their opinion to the city's transportation authority, the municipal transportation agency wants to convert street parking spots in parts of the marina, cow hollow and union street into metered spots. residents in the areas can apply for a residential parking permit so they can avoid paying and time limits. some business owners and neighbors we spoke with not so pleased with this proposal. expanding that program out into the residential blocks.

i mean, i guess it produces incremental revenue for mta, but that's the only benefit. and that money comes from the pockets of people who don't have a lot of money. the sfmta sent abc7 a statement saying, quote, this is intended to make it easier for residents and visitors to park, where visitor demand is very high. tonight, the city is hosting an open house that's at 5 p.m. at the moscone rec center, where residents can voice their opinions with many bay area cities struggling to pay the bills, there is a bright spot in the north bay, and it's the city of napa. they expect to have a $4.6 million surplus going into next year. that's according to the press democrat. the city brought in more revenue than expected, and the city spent less than projected. those numbers need to be audited before the city can decide how they're going to spend the extra funds. it is down to the wire for an east bay toy drive. they desperately need your help this holiday season. it's the 18th year for oakland chinatown's

christmas in the park toy drive. volunteers partner up with the oakland chinatown chamber and other organizations to gather the toys and distribute them to needy families. in years past, organizers say they would gather 2 to 300 toys by this time. right now, they only have ten toys. >> it made me feel so heartbroken. i was i was crying because i didn't, i didn't want, i didn't know what to do. i don't want kids to, you know, be be left out, be disappointed. i was willing to use my own own money to buy more present for the kids and just eat, you know, instant noodles for like, you know, for a month, you know, just so the kids can have something for the holidays. >> the toy giveaway is still planned for december 7th. if you want to help out the last day to drop off toys so they can be wrapped is december 5th at the lincoln recreation center in oakland. for more info on how to

get involved, just go to our website. that's abc7 news.com. a tree lighting ceremony kicked off san francisco's second entertainment zone over the weekend at thrive center at thrive city at chase center. guess who was there? >> i emceed the event. it was so much fun. montell jordan, he told me that i reminded him of christmas. yes, i said montell jordan, known for his hit song this is how we do it. he was the headliner and warriors legend festus ezeli. he made a special appearance as well. >> it's really nice in this area. there's always things going on, so it's great to come here, especially for the holiday season and have something like going on and like have all of this like entertaining things, especially with the toddler. >> the thrive city entertainment zone is located in the area. this is right outside chase center. during certain special events like the tree lighting, people are able to buy alcoholic drinks from participating businesses and then just enjoy them in that outdoor area. and

when i tell you this is probably the most energetic countdown for tree lighting that i've seen. montell jordan was in the middle of this is how we do it. he did the rap part, and during the rap part he was like, but for and it turned on really. and the snow shot out of that tree. the snow sure does. it is the tallest one in the bay area is what we are learning when it comes to these public tree lights. i didn't know that 90 foot tall tree get that close up of her beer. >> yes. very important little tip from me to you. like, cover that beer. because the snow. >> it's so. >> it's so. oh, yeah. >> right. so unless you like soap in your beer, just make sure once the when you hear the push, you have approximately seconds to cover your. >> or you just get another one right. or get another one. another one. there you go. tis the season, right? all right. well, we are getting into a pattern here that is not really typical of december, but we've

seen it before where we have a lot of rain, and then things really just shut off. so as we look at live doppler seven big dome of high pressure protecting us and sending the storm track well into british columbia as we look outside that sun coming up at 707, it is 51 downtown, 46 in oakland, 49 in hayward. good morning to you. 44, in redwood city. and from our roof camera, how pretty. we have upper 30s there in santa rosa, 37 by the delta fog. not an issue this morning. 36 in petaluma with 42 in livermore. so this is how far we've come since october, with anywhere from an inch and a third to nearly 16in of rain with our atmospheric river a couple weeks ago. so that brings us from 55% of average in oakland to over 294%. so the north bay really big winner. san francisco, 127% of average and without any rain in sight. the next nine days or so. obviously, we're not adding to those totals. but, you know, we're

getting a little behind in oakland and san jose. we could use some more. so hopefully we will break through this ridge. but this takes us into next wednesday and you can see the pattern where the rainfall is up in the pacific northwest and the bay area not getting anything. 67 today in richmond with mid 60s downtown. so little change. air quality, little hazy at times, but really a nice day out there. 72 for you morgan hill, san jose, upper 60s along the santa cruz boardwalk. the accuweather seven day forecast featuring sunny skies that spare the air alert today and then that december. warmth with above average readings coming into play each and every day. maybe a few more clouds into thursday and then again on saturday. >> all right. thank you lisa. now let's turn to ginger zee. she is live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger reggie aqui amanda great to be with you. >> so coming up here on gma we'll start with the reaction after president biden pardoned his son hunter days before he was set to be sentenced on gun and tax evasion charges. and that was after the president had

said he wouldn't do it. and our cyber monday dream team is here. we've got the best tech deals and how stocking up on beauty supplies could help. plus, why the days of free returns are over. we're breaking down the new reality of retail. and then lin-manuel miranda is in times square talking mufasa, the lion king and abbott elementary's janelle james here to get us laughing. she's going to tell us about the show's holiday special coming up. so we've got a lot to get to. hope you'll join us. >> how was your thanksgiving? >> it was so nice. thank you. i slept, we had a small group over. i got to cook a lot. oh, it was beautiful. how about yours? but mostly you slept. >> this is the thing. ginger's been on this morning shift for quite a while. as have i, as have you. not quite as long as we have. people don't understan. for the first two days, you're still on the schedule. like your body still wants to wake up after only getting, let's say, five and a quarter, you know? so, yeah. so really, those two

days don't count for the sleep. you need to account for, like, at least two more days in order to be slightly normal. >> yes. >> so. and then my sleep ring tracks it like i have data behind this. this is not just us talking like old friends. like we know what this is. know by the fourth day it was like, what are you doing? do this all the time. it went from barely making it to exceptional. i've never been exceptional on my sleep ring in like five years. so in every other way. >> but not with sleep. yeah, it's the one thing we all lack. it's the only thing we lack in our personalities. isn't that amazing? >> well, even for ginger, posting that on social media, all the hearts that she was getting, everyone was like, yes, sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep. that's right. >> but also get up early monday. not just in this business. so many people work shift work and they're like, oh my goodness. and i grew up with a mom that worked 24 hour shifts at the hospital. so like, we're not alone. >> no shout out to the nurses and the doctors and the people who work at the airport. and that's all. ginger, wonderful to

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in about three degrees cooler in our inland valley. so good to moderate air quality today. it will change from time to time. some haze out there. that's why we have the spare, the air alert and very light winds. so no mixing 50 9:00 by noontime. we're in the low to mid 60s. afternoon highs, upper 60s, maybe some

low 70s by a mountain view, i should say gilroy and los gatos. sue. >> thanks, lisa. good morning everyone. it's monday, back at the grind after the holiday break. les take a look at the mass transit. right now. everybody's running on time. it is a spare the air day. so we do suggest a public transportation. if you are out and about and able to this morning san jose, take a look at highway 87 leading up towards the airport. the tail lights hitting in the northbound direction and you're moving at the limit southbound as well. we'll also take a look at the bay bridge, where the metering lights were turned on at 530. you are stacked up. it looks like a regular morning commute here. of course, the fastrak lanes, the commute lanes. i should say, are moving along. there you go. that's an overall look. the usual slow spots. reggie. >> sue. thank you. new developments in the presidential transition. president elect trump announcing plans to fire the fbi director and replace him with a longtime ally. abc news reporter christiane cordero has that reaction on capitol hill

following president elect trump's announcement to nominate kash patel, a longtime loyalist, as the next fbi director. >> every president has the opportunity to decide who he wants to offer a nomination for. it doesn't surprise me that he will pick people that he believes are very loyal to himself. >> patel has openly discussed using the federal government to retaliate against trump's political enemies. he's also promoted conspiracy theories of a deep state and even embraced qanon. the president elect says he plans to fire current fbi director christopher wray, who still has three years left on his ten year contract. trump nominated wray to the post in 2017. an fbi spokesperson says wray's focus remains on the men and women of the fbi and protecting americans. following patel's announcement, former acting fbi director andrew mccabe, who's had a long running feud with trump and was fired by then attorney general jeff sessions, spoke with cnn.f >> it's a terrible development for the men and women of the fbi and also for the nation that

depends on a highly functioning professional, independent federal bureau of investigation. >> patel rose to prominence as an aide to former congressman devin nunes, trying to push back against the russia investigation during trump's first term. he also took top intelligence roles and briefly served as the pentagon's chief of staff in 2020. his appointment would need to be approved by the senate. in addition to patel, trump nominated charles kushner, the father in law of his daughter ivanka, as u.s. ambassador to france during the final days of his presidency. trump pardoned kushner, who was sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of illegal campaign contributions, tax evasion and witness tampering. the president elect also announcing massad boulos, father in law of his daughter tiffany, as senior adviser on arab and middle eastern affairs in the final stretch of the campaign, boulos helped trump create inroads with the arab american community. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> and over the weekend, trump announced he would nominate sheriff chad

chronister to serve as the administrator for the drug enforcement agency. chronister is the top law enforcement officer in hillsborough county, florida, overseeing the area of tampa. he has worked closely with trump's choice for attorney general, pam bondi. >> new details about the fiery crash that killed thre college students in piedmont. officials released their names over the weekend, and they're now sharing memories from their families. shawn dixon, krista sukara and jack nelson tsukahara, excuse me. and jack nelson died when the teslajack cybertruck they were in crashed. a fourth person who was injured in the crash is still in the hospital. all were 2023 grads of piedmont high school. they were home for the thanksgiving holiday. the city released statements from the families of the three victims who died. shawn dixon was a student andscs family writes shawn lit up a room, made friends easily, and had a unique ability to make everyone feel welcome and valued. krista tsukahara was a sophomore at the

savannah college of art and design, or scad. her family says she will be remembered for her kind and sensitive heart, love for her family and friends, and for her incredible eye for style and design. and jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he, quote, cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross he wore every day. we still don't know what caused this crash. the california highway patrol is investigating. and the chronicle reports the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of this investigation. >> happening today, an alameda police officer will appear in court for a preliminary hearing in the death of mario gonzalez. the years ago. eric mckinley has pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly encounter at an alameda park. gonzalez died as officers pinned him to the ground while responding to the call of a man behaving strangely. gonzalez was not armed. family members are upset. a judge dropped the case

against two other officers because the district attorney missed the deadline to file charges. >> happening today, the supreme court will hear arguments in a dispute over flavored vapes and whether their sales were illegally blocked by the fda. two companies that were denied applications to sell the flavored vapes are leading this lawsuit. they argue their products help people quit traditional cigarettes. they also argue ruling against them could destroy the vaping industry. medical groups arguing against e-cigarettes, however, say the use of these by young people is a public health crisis. on wednesday, one of the highest profile cases of this term will reach the supreme court. the justices will hear arguments for tennessee's ban on gender affirming care to transgender patients under the age of 18. three trans teens and their parents are challenging the law through federal court. the biden administration joined their case, arguing a constitutional infringement on equal protection. decisions in both cases are expected by june of next year. >> a season marked by debate and

national attention for the san jose state women's volleyball team may be over for match point, and the championship. >> and it's an ace for colorado state, wasn't there. >> the spartans lost to colorado state saturday in the finals of the mountain west conference tournament. sdsu season has been marked by forfeits, protests and a lawsuit centered on gender identity. several schools forfeited games against the spartans, claiming there was a transgender player on san jose state's team who should be blocked from competing. the university and the player have never said how they identify. >> i don't want to talk necessarily about the way we played. i want to talk about how proud i am of them. they fought all the way through the end. they showed a lot of heart. they showed a lot of desire. they showed a lot of moxie. they showed a lot of character throughout the season. i don't think any of those things can be taken for granted. >> a lawsuit was recently filed

by players from various schools, including a player from san jose state. they claimed the athlete in question is getting preferential treatment. the spartans still have a chance to extend their season if selected to play in the ncaa tournament. >> happening now. it's one of the busiest online shopping days of the year. cyber monday and. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in milpitas at one of the newest delivery stations on the west coast. with some of the big deals you can snap up today. hi, gloria. >> good morning. reggie. well, we know a lot of us are going to be shopping online on the cyber monday. so you want to know about those deals that amazon is offering today? we have spokesperson with us natalie bank. so natalie i know i have a two and a half year old. so i'm definitely going to be looking at the toys. can you tell us some of the hottest toy deals for today? >> yeah, we've got lots of toys on sale. fisher-price, which is really popular, is 25% off today. legos. you can expect up to 20% off. this is a really cute set. if you have a two and

a half year old who's not quite yet into the smaller pieces, duplo is 20% off today. >> how much is that one? >> that one is actually $5. five bucks. great stocking stuffer. >> good deal right there. and i know a lot of techies are out there. of course. and headphones. this is a pretty good deal on this. >> two toys and devices are always our top deals. the sony wireless headphones is great if you work in the office or at home. it has a built in mic and is noise canceling 37% off only $38. >> and this camera i love too, which i might be getting this as a gift for somebody i don't want to give it away, but those are always fun. >> this is the fuji instax. it's normally $79. you can get it for 39 today on cyber. >> wow, that's 40 bucks off. all right. and also i know that more than 60% of the products that you sell on amazon come from local small businesses, including here in the bay area. so you have some good deals from small businesses. >> yes, a lot of people don't realize more than 60% of the products you get are from small, medium sized businesses. jay and kai is based out of hercules.

they're a family owned company. they make children's clothing. it's 100% organic cotton. one of their popular items is on sale today. 15% off. and it's a hooded towel. it's great for after the beach, laying by the pool, or after a bath, and it feels nice and soft as well, which is great. >> now i have to talk about this dyson airwrap, because this is a very popular among the producer. everybody wanted to know how much this one is, and i wanted one too. >> this is on my list as well. 40% off today. this is a big ticket. cyber item. so it's definitely on the pricier end. it's $100 off. it's 489. it's normally $600. >> so even though it's still pretty high price, but compared to the normal 600 bucks that's pretty good. yeah. and then the other thing, of course, is yetis are always really popular. so this is a deal today as well. yep. >> so $45 normally today $30 keeps your drinks cold or hot for 24 hours. >> all right. you got so many more deals here. of course you can check them out all day long

on amazon. i did want to ask you though, natalie, because we've been hearing about this strike that's impacting workers of amazon in different countries. and they're asking for improved pay and working conditions. is this going to impact our deliveries this holiday season? >> it has not impacted our deliveries, so we're still prepared to deliver for customers this year and throughout the holiday season. >> all right, natalie. well, thank you so much for joining us this morning, showing us these great deals out here. and we talked to a lot of amazon employees out here this morning as well. and they've been working really hard to get those deliveries out on time. so of course we'll bring you more throughout the morning at 7 a.m. in our streaming show live in milpitas. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, it's really that circle seven pin on your yellow safety vest. that is doing it for me this morning. >> don't forget it. >> yeah. yes. i've never seen that done before. you are the queen of safety today. thank you. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer our way of giving you a preview of some things that are happening today in the bay area. >> yeah. >> first, a dedication to longtime san francisco

congresswoman nancy pelosi. the 18 story san francisco federal building on the corner of mission and seventh streets will be formally dedicated to the speaker emerita. new signs with her name will be displayed on the tower. the building opened in 2007 and houses offices for pelosi and other u.s. department services. pelosi has represented california's 11th congressional district for 37 years. >> controlled burns are happening today in sonoma, so if you're near the montini open space preserve, you might see some smoke. don't worry, this is all planned to reduce wildfire risk. the park will remain open, but some trails may be impacted. the burns by sonoma ecology center will continue until wednesday and today. >> the golden gate ferry is hosting free field trips for elementary school kids, giving them a chance to do some holiday decorating now through december 13th. groups can take a ride between any ferry stop, including san francisco, angel island, larkspur, sausalito and tiburon. each class will decorate one of the boats with the festive art they create on

board. >> still ahead bracing for possible bankruptcy, the chain that's in trouble and could face some tough decisions in the new year. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> you can see we're down about 85 points. another update on how the markets are doing next silencing the sound on the golden gate bridge. >> the project to suppress a noise. the landmark has been emitting for years. but first, here's lisa. all right. >> good morning everyone. the sun coming up. another 25 minutes or so and we are under a big ridge of high pressure that will continue to build in a little bit for the week ahead. sending the storm track right now into canada. it will buckle a little bit, but not getting down to california really at all for the next several days, at least a week, probably more. 51 san francisco gorgeous mount tam right now 46. in oakland, it is 43. redwood city and half moon bay. and look at the clear conditions from the golden gate bridge, upper 30s, santa rosa, a chilly 36 in petaluma, 37 by the delta. no fog this morning in our inland valleys. low 40s there. so our headlines

a few clouds around. otherwise we are cool to start out a spare the air alert today due to some hazy conditions, but otherwise we are looking at above average temperatures for the first week of december. so today you'll notice a few high clouds. mostly sunny, then the fog sets up into tomorrow morning. sunny afternoon and look at low clouds and fog. continue for your wednesday. so for december not really acting like december at all as we go into wednesday mid 60s at the coast upper seconds, bay shore to low 70s thursday. this is a little bit cooler with a few more clouds and then friday once again we're back into the 60s. should be upper 50s. it was 70 yesterday in oakland, upper 60s today in the accuweather seven day forecast. little change, no rain. sunshine and lots of 60s through the week. we'll be right back. >> the abc7 accuweather forecast is sponsored by disney's moana two, the holiday movie event. now

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now marching their way north toward the capital of the country, damascus. >> a shrill sound that comes from the golden gate bridge on windy days might be silenced as soon as next year. but i still have never heard this in real life. but obviously people have. that was an example of it. it's described as whistling, whining or wailing. it's been happening since 2020, when the bridge was retrofitted to make it safer. vertical slats were installed along the handrails with the intent of allowing more air through, but they also turned the bridge into a giant musical instrument. according to the chronicle, a project to install noise suppressors will begin in the next few months. clips with rubber sleeves will be attached to all 12,000 slats. the work is expected to last at least a year and cost about $450,000. turn on that radio. >> get that volume up. >> were you silent or were you silenced? >> okay, well, the san francisco

center mall is opening its doors to more than 70 local vendors. the new market will take over the mall december 6th and seventh. the sf arts commission is working with several agencies to turn the downtown mall into a holiday market with themed activities and decor. it also coincides with the largest holiday projection event, let's glow sf now. the free holiday arts festival opens the evening of the sixth and lights up downtown with art exhibits. >> if you're looking for more activities in the city. golden gate park's japanese tea garden just opened their redesigned plaza. the redesign was a collaboration between the city's parks and rec department and the friends of the japanese tea garden. stones were donated from japan for this project. new 60 year old japanese black pines have also been added. the designer of this plaza hopes the open space will foster a sense of calm for visitors. >> a holiday tradition is hoping the season of giving will help keep its lights on for the foreseeable future. san jose's christmas in the park is in need

of nearly $100,000. the lack of cash won't impact this year's festival festivities, but it may kill the tradition after 44 years. the director is hoping the expected hundreds of thousands of visitors will help fill in the gap left by fleeing sponsors. organizers also shared the best way to help the park is by purchasing tickets to their drive thru light show. >> now it's your morning money report. the outlook for the container store not so good. a soft housing market caused sales to drop more than 10% last quarter. that amount amounted to a $30 million loss. analysts say the container store will likely file for bankruptcy next year. a $40 million financing deal with the operators of bed bath and beyond appears to be in jeopardy. there are six container store locations in the bay area, and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. as trading gets underway, you can see that we're down about 113 points. >> a big weekend for disney as moana two sailed to a record

$221 million opening domestically. turning to tell our story connected with both the land and sea. >> there you go. away. >> oh my gosh, look at that. expectations were high for the sequel, and its five day opening set a new record for thanksgiving box office records. the previous best was $125 million for frozen two. in its second week of release in 2019. of course, disney is the parent company of abc seven news. i have not gone to see it yet, but me either. >> but i'm going to uh- there on the ride this time. >> it's going to be great. you know what? >> someone else pointed this out this weekend and i suppose it's true. i haven't really totally looked it up, but that moana is the first princess to get older. oh, yeah. >> yeah. oh. no kidding. yeah, yeah. >> that's interesting. right? because usually they're just kind of frozen in time. >> yeah. wow. >> but it's three years later. okay. >> makes sense. she even has a

sister, right? >> that's the thing. >> like the family grows getting older. okay, bring it on. >> i can't wait to see. eventually. >> there's no botox in moana two. as far as i'm aware. >> yeah. no, i don't think so. sure, she looks great. all right. good morning everybody. we are starting out with some cool conditions and looking at live doppler seven, telling the story of a quiet pattern for the next several days. as high pressure builds into the pacific northwest, allowing for a stagnant air pattern with very light winds. is that a gorgeous shot or what? from our exploratorium camera. 51 downtown is 46, in oakland, with 49 in hayward, some low 40s around the peninsula, the coast and from sutro here. another gorgeous day on the way. it's 39, in santa rosa, 37 petaluma and fairfield with low 40s in concord and livermore. so we got our rain, our atmospheric river, bringing our percent of normal from october, from 55% of oakland with your 1.65 to nearly

16in of rain. so that was way too much, right? and santa rosa, 2,294% of average. and san francisco sitting at 127% of average. but san jose oakland could use some more. there is no rain in the extended outlook. in fact, as we look at the south bay, temperatures should be about 5859 this time of year. low 70s for tomorrow, wednesday, and maybe we'll see a drop off a degree or two on thursday with some more clouds, but very little change for the south bay and the entire bay area this week, with temperatures sitting right here in the upper 60s. hazy afternoon sunshine with mid 60s in san francisco at times, though mostly sunny and really nice out there. 72 in san jose with mid 60s in napa. the accuweather seven day forecast. so try not to burn that wood with a spare the air alert for the day today and tomorrow. we'll do it all again. mostly sunny, mid 60s at the coast, upper 60s inland and then throughout the workweek. we're

talking about a lot of nice weather, but if you're looking for rain, which we need, and snow in the mountains not happening this week or the weekend. >> all right lisa, thank you. salt and straw is out with its holiday ice cream lineup. >> i love salt and straw. every year they release a festive collection of flavors for december. so here they are. almond brittle with salted ganache. gingerbread cookie dough. toasted white chocolate and peppermint almonds. now you know i can't. white chocolate is not in my vocabulary. i don't know what this means. dwanta. spike. eggnog. who's dwanta? santa. >> who is she? you know what? >> and the great cookie swap, which is vegan. you can get all five pints for 75 bucks. the holiday series is available online and in stores. this is not a commercial for salt and befo. where i got the whole thing. okay. it is really fun. like if you're having a party and your guests really like ice cream, this is a delightful

surprise. >> okay, and then just to tie this all back into obviously disney. not that there is any collab, but dwanta teremana spiked eggnog is a boozy ice cream flavor created by dwayne the rock johnson and his tequila brand. >> he has it all. he's doing it all. and i'm not mad. >> shehu shehu, that's what he said. >> that's our polynesian brother out there. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today as we head to break. >>

seven. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know. this morning. number one breaking news intel's ceo announced this morning he's retiring immediately. the board has named two interim co-ceos. while they look for a permanent replacement. >> number two, today is a special session of the california legislature. the goal is to protect california from the next trump presidency. governor newsom is seeking to create a $25 million legal fund to defend civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, and immigrant families.

>> number three, president biden has pardoned his son, hunter, who was facing decades in prison. over the summer, a jury convicted hunter on crimes related to his purchase of a gun. he pleaded guilty to a separate case for tax charges. >> number four a live look outside. this is a spare the air day. that means we're all asked to do our part to cut down on pollution. could be a good day for you to work from home. take public transit or carpool. >> number five. that's because high pressure is in control, allowing for very little wind. little mixing. temperatures above average. sunny skies mid and upper 60s. and number six. we are looking at your monday morning commute. a little slow. a few brake lights. this is the walnut creek interchange, where 680 is transitioning to highway 24. so give yourself a little extra time if your travels take you through walnut creek bay bridge backup. yep, 5.30 the metering lights were on. give yourself a little extra time here as well. >> number seven this morning we're getting a new look at disney's mufasa the lion king. lin-manuel miranda is on gma

this morning to share details of some of the songs he helped create for the highly anticipated movie, and new clips from the film. the movie is in theaters december 20th. disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> i'm really glad that lin-manuel miranda is involved. oh my goodness. i just saw hamilton at the orpheum theater friday night. it's still in great shape and it reminded me of what a genius this man is. >> he is everything you will know every single word of mufasa. every song is going to be catchy. we're going to be singing it forever. >> it reminds me of when i went on safari. >> did you go on safari? >> i did, >> george: good morning america. president biden pardons his son. snow emergency for millions. and a new retail reality on this cyber monday. breaking overnight. president biden pardons hunter biden days before he was set to be sentenced in his tax and gun cases.