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>>w 11:00, middle of a pandemic. what travelers are doing to protect their families and how bait area hospitals are taking action to good evening, i am juliette goodrich in for sarah dungee tonight. tomorrow is the first things giving since the pandemic started. it is one of the busiest travel seasons and 20 years. but, now, public health officials are concerned holiday gatherings could create a triple pandemic in onslaught of a covid, flu, rsv cases. letting hospitals not only here in the bay area, but across the country. one of them is stanford lucile packard children's hospital. a spokesperson told kpix 5 night that it is rescheduling some elective surgeries to make sure they can care for their most at risk patients. if you need a more tangible sign that viral illnesses are exploding, look no further than the pharmacy. our photojournalist brian nguyen found the cough drop

section almost cleared out, empty , at his local store. let's get back to me travel respite those that are flying tonight or finding the need to go back to their pandemic ways to protect himself and their families. andra spoke with travelers at the oakland airport. >> reporter: you're at oakland international airport, roughly 170,000 people are expected to travel through here between today and sunday. that is a and perchance increase from last year. there is quite a crowd out here at the southwest terminal. with more people traveling, some are being extra careful about the way they travel. it >> it is a little bit crowded. but that is the holiday. >> reporter: jimmy sheffield through flu in from las vegas to visit his brother paired with the spike in rsv and covid cases, he knew he had to mask appeared. >> i don't do nothing without

the mask. i have to eat. but other than that, i put a mask on. >> reporter: a line extended out to the baggage claim area at oakland international airport. you can see that jimmy sheffield wasn't the only one trying to protect himself. >> i'm a little bit worried, but i'm going to be wearing my mask on the flight. it makes me feel a little bit better. >> reporter: masking requirements at airports were dropped on public transportation in a property center for disease control is still recommending a face covering during travel this holiday season. health experts also say testing may be another layer of protection. if you have symptoms, three days after known exposure, or if you are getting together with those that are older or immuno compromised. sipr toknow it is out here. people are acting like it does not exist anymore. that is not where my thinking is. >> reporter: others are sensing holiday trouble has rebounded since pre-pandemic levels.

they have taken the precaution and are confident about returning to normal. >> i am healthy. at some point you have to jump back in. >> is in the back of your mind when somebody coughs. that is to start a reality. you know what i mean? the first of flu death. the patient was younger than 65 but had underlying health problems and had not had a flu shot. the county health officials say they are running low on pediatric hospital beds. they are not a capacity yet, they are trying to keep it that way through the holidays. >> a much earlier and much more aggressive flu season then we have had in the past couple of years. we still have people who are getting covid and with the emergence of rsv, it is taking

a strain on our healthcare resources. to >> this year is on track to be the second highest for mass shootings in the u.s. there has been 607 of them compared to 638 last year. opening fire inside of the store killing six people. skyler henry is in chesapeake, virginia, with a chilling witness account. >> reporter: this walmart is the latest you have a mass shooting after a store manager opened fire tuesday night. megan was not it was >> it is the grace of god that the bullet missed me that i saw the smoke leading to guns and i saw bodies drop. tyler's coworkers are among those killed until the 22-year-old, tamika johnson. >> how to be explained to them that she went to work and do

not. they collect evidence and look for a motive. >> the suspect is dead from what we believe is a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: policing the gunman, andrea baig was armed with a handgun in multiple magazines. >> irresponsibly chesapeake police department was extraordinary last night. >> glenn duncan says now is not the time to talk about gun control. >> me know that we have family supported. >> reporter: and this is the second high profile shooting this month. skyler henry, cbs news, chesapeake, virginia. >> and colorado, this was our last look at the man accused of opening fire in an lgbtq nightclub. anderson lee aldrich appeared in court slumped over in a wheelchair but he is bond without held without bond and is possible facing health crime charges. it is a black

and blue mess. that is because a military veteran took him down and beat him while he was shooting inside club q in colorado springs over the weekend. a drag performer also stomped on him with her heels. five people were killed in the shooting and 11 victims are still in the hospital tonight. all right, back you're at home. you may notice officers around malls this hospital season. it is all part of governor newsom's plan to crack down on organized retail theft. today, outgoing mayor libby schaaf made a plea for holiday shoppers to come to oakland despite a wave of crime. she says $315,000 in neighborhood safety grants are up for grabs. the grants will pay for things like security cameras and also window repair. >> these last few weeks have been difficult. people feel unsettled. the city is here to welcome you back to enjoy your shopping to enjoy coming back

to in person work. this is what we needed to get oakland's economy back and running. she wants to double down on violence prevention could create more jobs for residents and hiring police officers. >> all of oakland we need that now. >> let's look at a live look at chase center tonight were the doves dominated the clippers. charlie walter has been following him closely but i like to have that deadline. they are up to 11-7 in the start. missing stars of paul george and leonard. it is a completely different team that we will see down the road. golden state had not lost on

their home floor in over a month. steph curry tells us, we are not losing tonight, little buddy. first quarter. curry hits thompson with the crosscourt pass. thompson does the rest. warriors go up 30-22. second quarter ran away with it. wiggans, i will take that. finishes on the other side. three-point play. minutes later, wiggans, left wing. spins him like a top. he was getting th point lead. the game was in question. in question. curry had 22 points. 124-177, the final. >> this was our best first half of the year. we had like 19

assists and five turnovers because we were not fouling we were able to get out and run. the game felt really connected . good defense led to good offense and vice versa. >> warriors got their black friday discount early. it is going to be full price, maybe even premium price as the jazz will be at chase center on friday for they had the most wins in the western conference right now with 12 >> yeah, they just do. we have the momentum now with tonight's game. >> winning games at home, they are just going to have to string it out two, three together on the road. >> sounds good charlie. thank you. >> how long would you wait for this? >> my cap would be like four hours but i am not waiting longer than four hours. still ahead, how long would you wait for a him? the monster lines in the bay area for a holiday favorite. >> this was an outlet for us. now it is like it is being ripped away again. a canadian paralympic team

may be forced to end their season early. >> a busy traveling date if you are expecting company to come in from out of town. some morning snow showers in denver. some showers and thunderstorms in

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people needed a big dose of patients to pick up their honey baked ham's across the

bay area today. check out the lines at the san jose honey baeywrappearrkint all y hams ar s forthe people who we pele, >> i think we said 40, 45 minutes but almost an hour. >> how long would you wait for this? >> my cap would be four hours but i am not waiting longer than four hours. >> i have been coming here for like 10 years. sometimes early, sometimes later the line is always the same. but, yeah, it is worth it if you like them. honeybaked is the best. >> reporter: what is so special about it? >> it is the crest. the way they cook it , the seasoning. we are not going to tell anybody else because the line will just get bigger. >> if you think the lines in san jose was bad, our producer waited an hour and a half last night for honey baked ham in colma. if you are a turkey person make sure you do not

make this mistake tomorrow. cook the turkey, not your home. make sure you thought your turkey before you throw it in a deep fryer. already, we have the urge to get out of the house tomorrow, here a list of options that will be open on thanks giving day. write them down. some of them will be closing early though. cbsn most walgreens locations will keep their 24 hour schedule tomorrow. >>heankspara. thh streets tomorrow. way >> everyone has grown th the base giving parade. right? it is part of thanksgiving. sit down with your family. it is definitely a big part. new york city is where you want to be. she is good pr for separate. >> exactly. our sales force

camera caught the sunset over the data in a beard it is a pretty clear night this thanksgiving eve. what a welcoming look there. the night before the big feast. >> if you will be getting up early, burn some calories before the big feast. >> you always bring this up here >> i will have that were cast as well, going for the turkey trot. >> i will take the pictures. >> see you out there at 9:00 a.m. >> do not burn your turkey. >> or your house. the reason for the warmth, high pressure directly overhead more atmosphere piled up on top of us. it compresses the air at ground level. that warms it up. plus the position of the center of this will allow a brief and weak offshore event. it will not significantly boost the fire threat. but it will push that influence away from the coast. we are going to see some passing clouds beginning on friday. that will be the case on saturday and sunday. no moisture on those clouds. that is a theme that will recur as we head to the next seven days. we are still tracking the chance of the passing showers on sunday. that is a much lower

chance of what we were looking at 24 hours ago. every time, it looks like we are getting another chance of rain, it kind of falls apart before it even gets to us. the weather prediction center is on the same page for less than a 10th of an inch of rain over the next seven days. the longer-range of it is not much more optimistic. the potential for wetter than normal conditions has drifted a little bit further away from the bay area for the first week of december. we will keep looking for that next chance of rain. in the month of december, 2022. it will go into the record books as of the driest year for downtown san francisco. that dates back to the gold rush. temperatures right now are a mix of 40s and low 50s. a little but a fog out there but it did not last long as the winds pivot. temperatures in w 50s. if you are heading out for

one of the exercise opportunities tomorrow, we will present our way. in silicon valley, the turkey trot, temperatures in the empire 40s at 8:30 a.m. the turkey burn starts at 9:00. 51 degrees at that point. my wife and i will be out there running and not. we will ll e only guy wearing a texas a&m hat. temperatures will top out about 10 degrees above average market unusual of the warm for november. on the south end of the day, low 70s and the santa clara valley. mostly low 70s in the east bay. the cooler spots are almost 70. close to 70 degrees in san francisco and oakland. most of the north bay, even up to the mid-70s as you go further north. 76 degrees in windsor. that warm spot on the mat by tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is they were mistaken we will start to back down a little bit. it will take a couple days to get us back to our average temperatures by sunday. we are living that chance of showers in the forecast for monday with cooler conditions. regardless of if

we get that shower dance on monday, the cooler weather is going to arrive with temperatures a few degrees below average midweek. we will help as we finish up november and head into december we will get some rain chances after this meager opportunity. >> a group of canadian paralympian's may be forced to end their season early. they were targeted by thieves during a tournament in orange county. as michelle reports, someone stole their custom hockey gear worth thousands of dollars. >> this is like an outlet for us. now it has been ripped away again. we don't know when we are going to get our stuff back or if we are ever going to get it back. custom made equipment for 2 teams of players who have come to once county for a tournament has been stolen. bags of gear with sleds, sticks, uniforms, this season of the men and women are honoring zach savage who died. his name is on the patch on their shoulders. >> we all sat in this dressing

room. it is for zach. we played the best that we have ever played. >> reporter: a u-haul van carrying thousands of dollars of equipment was stolen from the hotel where the teams are staying there this police video shows the u-haul pulling into a neighborhood in santa ana early sunday. the gear is unique to these paralympic ice sled hockey players. >> come on. what are you going to do with it? i don't know. it is frustrating. like him obviously it is a crime of opportunity. and i know what they were going to get there they saw the u-haul truck and they wanted to make a quick buck off whatever is in there. it is not something that anyone else is going to use other than us. what are you going to do with it? they had a tracking device which led them to a home in santa ana where some of the equipment was found. but, 13 bags and all of the special jerseys, 56 of them, are still missing. for all of these players, it is about more than

the gear. >> the storm is a family. it does not matter. we are a family. it helps our mental health so much. >> reporter: the players head back to canada on thursday without the equipment the teams cannot play. they hope someone has the heart to return what is so valuable to them. we showed you the highlights from golden states easy win over the clippers and the first black block. we have more sports toetu the eak. hat sharks team

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charlie walters here. if you are a 49er, you're eating thanksgiving dinner and watching the competition. is that the perfect day i guess? >> yes but i do not have to worry about any games until sunday. that is when they will be hosting the saints at levi stadium tomorrow they have three games that they can sit on the couch and do whatever they please. i imagine maybe eat some leftovers. they have to work on their diet, so, maybe not. they will be enjoying the football games that i will be enjoying some ham. turkey is overrated. as for the players, it looks like they may agree with me. >> i am a ham dude, for sure. unless it is smoked turkey. smoke turkey doesn't have that

texture to it. but, that is what i am looking forward to. >> pig, to be honest. big. big. yeah. instead of a turkey, i will eat a pig. oink, oink. we need them all the time. daily well for thanksgiving. >> i can make a turkey. i can make a ham. i can make some chicken. i cannot do besides that i am not very patient for it. but, i can grill. >> nhl sharks in seattle taking on the kraken. big night for meyer. a big goal in the third period. he is on the breakaway. he lights up the lamp for a second goal. pull the sharks within one. the third period. sharks copy crack in defense of sleep? one time or he finishes. however, too much firepower for the kraken in this one. on the breakaway, he

scores. the kraken win. the sharks have lost three of their last four. college hoops, taking on vanderbilt and anaheim. into the first half, he chalks one up from deep at the buzzer and then finishes. he had a team best 20 points per they led by 8 at the half. second half committee freshmen set up estimates. a nice dish to logan johnson on the back door cut. st. marys are 6-0 with a 675 to thfuture is here. it comes to public toilets. the big

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looking at the flesh of the future. it is the first of the shiny new public toilets just installed in san francisco. it others like it will soon replace the two dozen old green models scattered across the city. the toilets offer up to eight minutes of privacy and automatically sanitize themselves between uses. >> the bathrooms are what we do. we try to provide services for citizens and to create space for everyone. >> believe it or not, no taxpayer dollars went down the drain on this thing. the city says the french company that built the facilities is footing the bill in exchange for 103 advertising kiosks around the city. e iest of the nation good opportunism to tech executives and sports stars. it was ranked the priciest z.i.p. code in the country. obviously, it is no

surprise. your estate firm property shark but albertson at the top for the sixth straight euro. the median price is $7.9 million. ross, the suburb, was ranked the third most expensive for home selling for $5.5 million. the los altos hills for tollett valley and saratoga. next, welcome to your world cup digs. this is a new look at inside a shipping container.

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let's take a look at some of the offkilter housing options world cup fans are experiencing. they build these fan villages to offer a cheaper alternative to the downtown hotelse villages are nvship containesomefa are not thrilled with the accommodations or cleanliness. they have air conditioning, showers, with hot water. one fan reported her room being covered in dust. kutter says it will donate the cheap housing to poor counties after this event. you might've heard kutter has banned alcohol in the stimulus. what does that mean for budweiser whose parent company has an inclusive contact with the world cup. budweiser tweeted out that they

have a plan for all of the beer that they cancel at the tournament. they will give it away for free of fans of the winning team. budweiser is calling it the ultimate championship celebration. we will all go to defend nation, i guess. whatever you are ready for. >> germany could use some beers today after that loss to japan. it is my team, the united states. >> that is true. >> we will see what happens. you think you were watching the late show with ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling. >> we understahe with dentures and other non-permanent solutions.

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