elon musk has decided to allow donald trump back on twitter. >> he has done and said things very differently. with an end in sight for the oakland mayor's race, we look at what the winner will be facing going forward. >> and the impact one act of generosity can have an on entire community as we he with the latest from twitter. where elon musk tweeted out as a result of a poll he put on his page last night, he is letting former president donald trump on the platform. >> he had previously promised to set up a content moderation council to decide on issues like this. saying no reinstatement decisions would happen before the council convened but there has been no mention of any meeting on

letting mr. trump back on the sites. we will see if it will help or hurt twitter. >> betty yu spoke with a former employee and tech experts about what comes next after this latest shift. >> reporter: twitter's offices including the headquarters are expected to remain closed until monday. amid more chaos and resignations over the weekend. justine worked for twitter for three years. before being laid off. along with nearly half the staff earlier this month. >> the culture under elon musk was a culture of fear of uncertainty. of anxiety. >> reporter: she is part of a class action lawsuit against the company. >> i see the system fail already. >> reporter: musk gave the

remaining employees an ultimatum. commit to being part of the extremely new hard core twitter, working early hours and coming into the office and resign by 5:00 p.m. on thursday. a lot of them chose the second option with up to half of the twitter work force believed to have left.. many on a work visa know if they quit, they have to leave the country. >> you have 60 days to find another job or you must depart our country. so that is double whammy. >> reporter: he said the majority of h1bv says go to workers from india an china. >> while you are here for that long period of time. let's face it, people are getting very deep into the country. often they are in a relationship, marriage. creating family. >> reporter: after holding a

poll with twitter users, elon musk reinstated donald trump's account. >> getting a big vote to go back on twitter. i don't see it because i don't see any reason for it. they have a lot of problems at twitter. you see what's going on. it may make it, it may not be. but the problems are incredible. the engagements are negative. and, you have a lot of bots and a lot of fake accounts which i think they should get on. >> reporter: ian sure is editor at large at cnet. >> part of the problem elon musk has now is he has seen and done things very differently from himself. he initially said when he started taking over at twitter that he was going to set up a moderation council. right? a bunch of different voices in the room. to make different decisions. >> reporter: the former

president has not tweeted. betty yu, kpix5. sheng thao will be the next mayor of oakland thanks to rank choice voting. loren taylor is not conceding. >> da lin spoke to a woman who has given up on oakland to find out what kind of issues the new mayor will be faced with. >> reporter: with the small lead and few ballots left to count, sheng thao's camp believe she will be the next mayor of oakland but residents say the problems run too deep and they can't afford to wait for change. renee is leaving oakland, her home for almost half a century. 46 years to be exact. >> we are looking at my life, about 10 by 7 i have been able to cram into a storage unit. >> reporter: she believes changes in her personal life and the rise in crime. she no

longer feels safe walking in her neighborhood. there was a mass shooting that killed one person and injured several others near her home last year. >> my college is gone absorbed by northeastern university. so a lot of what i have known and felt safe and proud about in oakland has been destroyed. >> reporter: and more importantly, she says she doesn't think oakland leaders have the political will to reduce crime and homelessness. >> it is going to have to crash and burn without me. or maybe she rises from the flames. and i was wrong. but, i can't do it any more. renee says she is out of patience and out of time. >> dear oakland, good-bye. >> reporter: in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. an alameda county has a new

district attorney-elect. pamela price has defeated terry wiley with a final margin of 26,000 votes total. a live look at sfo on the kickoff to what will be a busy travel week leading up to thanksgiving. in fact, predictions from all bay area airports are expected to get close and maybe get back to pre-pandemic levels with sfo expecting 5 million people to pass through overthe course of the entire holiday season. in oakland, they are expecting to get 90% of the travelers they saw from thanksgiving of 2019. sfo is using this opportunity to remind travelers if you don't have your real id yet, you have about six months left. that will be required to board all u.s. flights, starting in may. san francisco's long awaited central subway is finally here. community members

and elected officials gathered early this morning outside of the new chinatown rose station. thousands of people lined up and packed into trains looking to be among the first to experience the new rail system that spent over a decade under construction. it was all for this to connect four new stations along 4th street and selma in chinatown. subway will serve as an extension of muni's t line to bay view in hunter's point. bart ended its fiscal year with a balanced budget but not without help. federal relief funding made up for the fact the agency had 30 million-dollars less than expected. bart spent $61 million less than budgeted. much of that from its high number of unfilled job positions. san jose is trying to get more people to drive electric vehicles. especially in lower income neighborhoods. a look at how after the break. then, thanksgiving dinner will be more expensive than

ever this year. so, one man doing his part to make sure as many people as possible have turkey on their plate for the holidays. vice president harris announcing a major international summit is coming to san francisco next year. and you can't put the heavy jacket away just yet. but the mornings will get a little less frigid. may not have to freeze technically. and there's a warmup for thanksgiving. we'll look at that coming up in the first alert forecast next.

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kamala harris announced that san francisco will be the host of next year's summit. she pitched california and san francisco in particular as the perfect place to host representatives from the 21 member nations. citing the city strong infrastructure. the already strong business ties to the region. next year's conference is scheduled for the week of november 12. san jose wants to increase the number of electric vehicles and low income neighborhoods. especially in east san jose. where they plan to build new charging stations. program was unanimously approved by the city council earlier this week. this is part of the city's goal

of complete carbon neutrality. by 2012. technically, thanksgiving will be the warmest day in the seven day forecast. but, it is going to be about four or five degrees warmer than what we have been doing and some of the north bay communities could be looking at a 75-degree day thanksgiving. not bad. let's go through this in order. because tomorrow is still going to be cold. and, just to see where we are now, these are the current numbers. it is already in the 30s . it is upper 30s , mid 30s really you could say. for north bay valleys. it is 37 degrees now for both santa rosa and petaluma. napa, 39. 46 san jose. those are moing lows

for tomorrow. shouldn't have to deal with much fog. you might have some frost in north bay valleys and clear skies. and if you look at the trend, it was 30 this morning. tomorrow is warmer and if you want to pick out a warming trend, technically, you could say that is one. but, it is still going to be 37 degrees even on our warmest morning there by the time we get to wednesday. here are the daytime highs tomorrow. these are just fine. it is the mornings where we are feeling this fallness. the afternoon daytime highs are still on the mark. it is not like it is standing out as hey, it's getting cold. it is actually really nice in the afternoon. weather you don't think much about. and you can get lulled into the sense of well, i guess it is just a quiet november around here. throughout the next week, it will be. it is certainly through the holiday. that is where they have to be the headline. you don't have to be concerned about weather impacting thanksgiving or the travel for the weekend afterwards from thursday through sunday, we are staying

serene. and at this point, right on monday of next week, so, not this coming monday, but, by next monday, november 28th, that is how far ahead we have got to look if we want to see the next chance for rain. that is when it gets here. a couple of things on this. way too early. to be looking at a system like that saying we will get rain on that monday. but since i know what the interest level is, it is worth looking at and now we know the best information we have, there is a chance on monday and we will keep an eye on it. does it shift earlier and does the chance for light rain impact sunday in that's the big travel day. it doesn't right now. sunday is fine. it's in the clear. but let's stay on top of this. everything looks great other than that. there is your 71 in san jose on thursday. happy thanksgiving and there is your 75. and maybe, technically, a little cooler from there. going through the rest of the weekend. all right

guys, back to you. prices are up, so food banks will be busier than ever this holiday season. >> john ramos went to the tenderloin to see how much one person can do to make things easier this holiday season. >> reporter: for many people, san francisco's tenderloin is a place to avoid full of danger and human despair. but if you look a little closer, there are also lots of examples of man's higher nature shining through. saint anthony was bustling after a covid hiatus. the volunteers were handing out hygiene kits to the people who call the tenderloin home. the ceo says people doing positive things in a place like the tenderloin can literally push out the more negative

antisocial behaviors. >> everyone comes here and does something good is helping us to transform the neighborhood of san francisco. >> reporter: if there is one person who epitomizes that example, it would be pierre schmidt. in 2012, he collected 19 turkeys from his neighbor to donate for saint anthony's holiday food drive. but, things have grown since then. >> i had no idea this is where i was going to be at now. giuliani i started something. >> reporter: today, he delivered 679 frozen turkeys and he will do the same thing right before christmas. his donation is so large that beyond the holidays, it will help provide food for saint anthony's kitchen throughout the year. it is an amazing example of what happens when one guy commits himself to a simple idea. >> i'm not extraordinary. i'm not wealthy. i feel the need to put food on the table of those who don't have the food. number one. and number two, i wanted

to do something. >> he serves as a great example to all of us what we can get done. he is a normal person who decided he want to do something good and he has done it for such a long time with such great impact. >> reporter: pierre's original donation request to his neighborhood and church as now grown to thousands. and he has learned firsthand the power of an individual to get things done. >> everyone can do anything they want. you just have to start one day. once you start, it's fine. >> reporter: beyond just a food drive, he sees a larger potential for committed individuals to affect real change throughout the city. >> i see a lot of people sometimes complaining about the status of san francisco. and i said, well . >> reporter: john ramos,

kpix5. to donate or volunteer your time, go to kpix.com/give or scan the qr code that you see on your screen. that will take you right to the site. well, members of the saint francis yacht club built more than 150 bikes today. so they can be given to local kids for the holidays. on sunday, december 4th, sf fire and sheriff's office will pick up the bikes and drop them off in time for christmas eve. that means there is still time to donate a bike. well, u.s. postal service checking off christmas list this holiday season. the operation santa program gets handwritten wish lists from kids direct to santa at the north pole. each letter is then up loaded to the operation santa website where volunteers get to work on checking off some of the items on those lists. >> those letters are going straight to santa. we have a special mailbox. each letter for their wishes this year.

>> i would like a snow man for my head. this season is operation santa's 110th anniversary. the 125th big game from berkeley. stanford and cal. one of them hoping for an early christmas gift. only playing for bragging rights at this point. but bragging rights are what sold out the stadium. highlights coming up next.

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the 125th big game. sell-out crowd and berkeley and stanford. tons of story lines surrounding this ball game. none of those had anything to

do with the actual game. both teams no longer bowl eligible. last big game for legendary broadcaster joe starky. and the kevin statue unveiled on the 40th anniversary of the play. third quarter. stanford ups their league. powering his way in for the touchdown. cardinal up 17-6. cals offense was struggling. and stanford does what they can't do, delivers a gift. fourth freshman, ashton daniels. jackson, the scoop and score. later in the fourth, stanford needs a field goal. intercepted by daniel scott. that would seal the game for the bears. here is how joe starky called the game stealing play. >> 27-yard line. they have intercepted. they will bring it to the house down the left

field sideline. inside the 10. down to the 8. and the cal bears are in business. >> in business they were. what a career. nearly five decades on the job. gets to call a winner in his last big game. cal victorious, 27-20 the final score. san jose state had not beaten utah state since 2008. good one tonight. spartan's qb. play fake. fourth quarter, more san jose state. cordero. this time links up with jackson canon for the touchdown. aggies on third and goal. 35-31 the final. epic shoot-out at the rose

bowl. uc against ucla. darwin barlow bulldozing his way into the end zone. six minutes to play. here come the bruins. dorian thompson robinson to michael adziki. bruins cut the lead to three. ucla needs to get in the field goal range. thompson robinson. intercepted. corey foreman. and the trojans are headed to the pac-12 championship. usc winners, 48-45. number five, tennessee with a tricky matchup at south carolina. second quarter, gamecocks quarterback spencer rattler finds josh van, 18-yard touchdown strike. carolina was rolling in this one from the get go. sand storm on repeat tonight. the gamecocks secure the upset of the day. 63-38 the

final score. coming up next in sports, a former nba player who looked like the greatest player taiwan has ever seen. you have got to see who dominated in their overseas debut. plus, james wiseman back in the g league. did his performance give warriors fans a reason to think this would be a short stint? details next.

the sharks are near the bottom of the western conference standings but they had won three of four entering tonight. sharks and rangers from sap center. shout-out, james rimer was great between the pipes. no score. sharks on the faceoff. puck finds jacob truba. who slaps it in. 1-0 rangers. the sharks pulled the goalie. san jose had five teal jerseys near the net. adam fox, still found a way to play a little string music. sharks do score in the last minute. still, a 2-1 loss. former second overall pick.

james wiseman was recently demoted to santa cruz. the aggression, the slam. santa cruz up 14. later in the first. wiseman in traffic. finishes. look good tonight. looked confident. that is the biggest thingment warriors are trying to get reps. wouldn't have played in golden state anyway. so, just get some reps down there. the ally-oop. good stuff. easy double double for wiseman. 19 points. 11 rebounds. former nba all-star dwight howard is officially the will chamberland of taiwan. howard combined a stat line and was knocking down three pointer after three pointer. if you want to know how good the nba is, howard's knock is you can't

score. plays his debut in taiwan. out performs lebron james. he is an absolute freak of nature in taiwan right now. if he gets a call back to the nba, is his six point and five rebound average from last year going to go up from this confidence? >> that's what

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it is that time of year. and the tsa is giving tips and reminders when it comes to traveling with thanksgiving food. food that can be brought through security include baked goods, meats, ands cooked and uncooked stuffing. the don'ts are anything that can spill. spread, or spray and anything liquid such as cranberry sauce,

gravy, and wine. the bay area has a new roller skating destination in downtown san jose. this is at the circle palms plaza. and previous years, this space has been occupied by an ice rink. but skate company aloha says they are switching it up and the good news is now you won't have to bundle up. they will be there until january 8th. and the fans can't to pour into doha qatar ahead of the world cup. the first game kicks off tomorrow. and they are expecting 1.3 million people to come into that country during the tournament. some of the fans arriving tonight had to go through 20 hour flights. huge layovers for a chance to see their particular nation in the biggest stage in

♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621 male announcer: "in touch" with dr. charles stanley, celebrating 45 years of god's faithfulness and sharing the gospel worldwide. next on "in touch," "overflowing with gratitude." dr. charles stanley: in 1621, the settlers, those new settlers to this new land, thanked god for the tremendous crops they had that year, and had the first thanksgiving. and then we come along and george washington, in his first year of inauguration as president, he also recognized thanksgiving day.