the organizers cited nguyen's public criticism of israel.xample of how the israel-hamas war is roiling cultural and educational organizations in this country. the vietnamese-born, pulitzer prize-winning author has long written on themes of war, refugees, and exile, now most directly and personally in a new memoir about his own family's experience. jeffrey brown spoke wi nguyen about "a man of two faces" before this conflict began for our arts and culture series, canvas. jeffrey: on a recent afternoon just outside los angeles, viet thanh nguyen brought us to golden deli, a favorite vietnamese restaurant. to try the fried spring rolls, and talk of exile, secrecy, divided identity. the lives and histories that have made him "a man of two faces," the name of his new memoir. >> when i was growing up, my parents told me that i was 100% vietnamese. 100%. and whenever they said american, they meant other people, not us. so they definitely wanted me to stay vietnamese. the united states was where we live, but it wasn't, i think, their idea of a perma

i'm candice nguyen. we start with our investigation into a 911 calling crisis.e throughout california are often waiting not seconds but minutes for a live dispatcher to answer their emergency call, and oakland has the slowest answering time of any city in the entire state. female: oakland emergency number 19. female: hi, 6th and jefferson a police officer just got stabbed by a homeless person. candice: officer danny chor was off duty when a woman stabbed him in the neck. the profusely bleeding officer used his cell phone to call 911 and his repeated calls failed to connect according to a grand jury report at the time. female: yeah, a police officer just got stabbed. male: a police officer just got stabbed. candice: the caller is a waste management supervisor. you're hearing her voice because not only were the officer's 911 calls failing to connect according to the report, her employee, a garbage truck operator, who drove past the scene also tried calling 911 and his calls also could not get through. you're hearing his voice only because he's on his supervisor's

i'm candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> if you commute east or take trips to tahoe, this could bechanger, a new toll lane. they held an information session for renderings of the proposed project. it would stretch 17 miles on i-80 through yolo county. it is one of the most congested corridors in california and the lane could alleviate that traffic. >>> rain in richmond, 580 a few minutes ago, windshield wipers working hard. jeff, is the rain sticking around? >> through tomorrow morning. good to see more rain. it's also december. we're looking at a system moving across california tomorrow morning. storm ranger mobile doppler radar, what you'll see is moderate and heavier pockets moving east. track on this, continuing rain into napa, 11:37, and south, danville, 11:57, and the south bay has had rain over the peninsula making towards the east bay. hayward, 11:44. more details for tomorrow morning. the way we see it right now, another blast of wet weather from 3:30 into about 7:30 tomorrow morning. that's the next zone here of decent chances of rainfall across the bay area. after that,

candice nguyen breaks down what happened in court. >>> a controversial halloween costume raising debateay. the bigger issue it's bringing up and why city leaders are questioning the system that allowed it. >>> thousands of people are flocking to a "barbie" pink pond in the bay area. coming up, why wildlife experts are concerned. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. indicted by a grand jury. the los gatos mother accused of hosting wild parties for underaged teenagers is facing additional charges in a new criminal indictment. >> investigative reporter, candice nguyen joins us now with the new details. you were there for that arraignment. >> that's right. this criminal indictment is in lieu of a preliminary hearing for shannon o'connor. o'connor was indicted last week, and pleaded not guilty to the charges that included seven additional felonies. she appeared in court with her attorney, and added the felonies of encouraging sexual acts between the teens, and faces a potential total sente

here's vicky nguyen. >> reporter: rudy had his 1-year checkup.suring lead levels. his parents ricky and sara were shocked by the results. rudy had lead poisoning. >> never in a million years did i imagine that my son would be affected buy lead poisoning. >> good job. >> reporter: inspectors didn't find a clear culprit at their maryland home but later a friend told them about the recall of applecinnamon pureed pouches. they issued a recall because of lead contamination 200 times higher than the recommended limit. how many of these applesauce pouches had he eaten? >> they were a regular part of his diet. >> reporter: the fda estimates over 50 children across the country have high blood levels related to the recall. the wanabana pouches were sold at dollar tree, amazon and under different brand names like weis and schnucks. >> all we wanted was the best for our baby and he's been lead poisoned. >> reporter: wanabana said it initiated a voluntary recall of all batches and is working closely with the fda to investigate the source. in a statement to nb

our candice nguyen was in court today and will give us the update in a just a few moments. we're tracking other stories on break-in suspect in berkeley. what investigators are saying about the moments before officers opened fire. >>> also, should it stay closed or reopen to cars, the city on the peninsula debating a pandemic era street closure. our ian cull will fill us in on the big vote expected tonight. >>> and take a look at this, pink water in our bay. that is nothing new, right, to those who have been here for a while. it is leading to a warning for people hiking along the south bay. we're going to explain for you. let's go ahead and begin with breaking news. police are investigating a deadly home invasion in vallejo after the resident opened fire. this happened at around 9:40 this morning near georgia and monterey streets. that's about a block away from the police department. investigators say the man who lives inside that home shot a man who allegedly broke into his home. neighbors who didn't want to go on camera heard brief arguing before one shot was fired. police

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i'm candice nguyen. inl pacted by an ongoing water main break in san jose near south seventh that started around 1:30 this morning and led to the closure of an on ramp to interstate 280. san jose water says it's all due to a main pipe that ruptured. see minor flooding and damage to the road with martha street covered in mu for a short time it reached the on ramp and closed around 2:30 this morning. it has reopened. repair crews are expected to be on the scene until 6:00 tonight with those impacted homes likely to include some low water flow. our ian cull is in the neighborhood right now and will have an update in our 4:30 p.m. news cast. >>> now a desperate scramble is on to get americans home from the front lines of the israel-hamas war. now bay area lawyers are joining other attorneys nationwide in filing a case against the u.s. government. minutes ago we just got an announcement about this. nbc bay area's ginger conharrow spoke with an attorney representing two of the families. >> we spoke with a bay

theresa nguyen says it is crucial that expectant moms get the vaccine made for them. >> if there's been they have made anti-bodies and have passed it onto their infants at birth >> reporter: though the cdc says 77,000 additional doses will be made available, it's advising doctors to prioritize those who need it. including infants six months and younger young or with underlying conditions >>> still to come, points came to a premium on monday night footll bakown the defensive showcase in minneapolis, right after this sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪♪ (crowd cheers) sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts.

abc's em nguyen joins us now from capitol hill with more on that.rning, em. >> reporter: good morning, gio. yeah, representative george santos is speaking out ahead of that expulsion vote slamming the situation as a smear against him. embattled congressman george santos facing a pending house expulsion vote unleashing in a live-streamed interview on friday in x spaces, seeming to acknowledge the looming end of his political career. >> i know i'm going to get expelled when this expulsion resolution goes to the floor. i have done the math over and over, and it doesn't look really good. >> reporter: the house ethics committee released a scathing bipartisan report last week that found what it called substantial evidence of alleged law-breaking by the new york republican. the months' long investigation says santos allegedly used campaign funds for personal purposes such as thousands of dollars on botox treatments, trips to atlantic city, payments to onlyfans and thousands more on luxury goods. while santos has survived two previous expulsion votes, a gro

text to 911 doesn't always know where you are. >> recently my investigative unit colleague candice nguyenhe 911 limitations. if you have to text 911, let's look at how to properly do it so first responders can find you and help you. first, start a new text. type 911 in the to field. no dashes, no spaces. don't start a group text. now say whether you need police or paramedics and why. give your full address and cross street, or building location. plus, your location in the building. >> let's say 30 rock. 30 rock is a big building. what about the floor number, what about the room? >> same if you're home. text specifics like i'm in the kitchen. don't use text speak like afaik or brb. the operator might not know what you mean. we hope you store this advice in the back of your mind and also hope you never have to use it. >> good advice. thanks, chris. >>> 5:26 right now. coming up next, the top stories we're following, including the coastal flood advisory in place for some parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking those conditions, along with that chilly monday morning forecas

theresa nguyen says it is crucial expectant moms get the rsv vaccine made for them. >> pregnant mothersetween 32 to 36 weeks can get the vaccine. and if there has been four weeks they have made antibodies and have passed it on to their infants at birth. >> reporter: though the cdc says 77,000 additional doses will be made available, it's advising doctors to prioritize those who need it, including infants six months and younger or with underlying conditions. >> and anne joins me here in the studio why is this antibody in such short supply right now? >> well, the manufacturer, sanofi pasteur, says that despite an aggressive supply plan the demand for beyfortus has been much higher than anticipated. in the meantime doctors say it's also important for adults over the age of 60 to get the rsv vaccine, to stop the spread and protect the most vulnerable and youngest among us, especially during the holidays, lester >> anne, thank you >>> up next tonight, shoppers on a buying binge, setting records. what you need to know before you buy >>> it is cyber monday, and you have a few more hours to sco

and of course, amy nguyen. lonnie called her a gold digger. said she was lying.t her up to it. >> i don't trust any of them. didn't trust any of them, and don't trust any of them when it comes to a relationship. i did not expect her to make her lies about me again. >> lonnie said that amy wasn't the only person telling lies about him. there was also someone he met behind bars. someone who was prepared to tell the jury quite a story. back in april of 2014, a year after lonnie was arrested for micki's murder. the orange county, da's office got a call. an inmate named tony. a frequent flyer in the criminal justice system, was requesting an emergency landing. sergeant don set up a meeting. >> so tony had told us that he was approached by lonnie, who asked tony and another inmate if they're willing to have lonnie's third wife recant her statement and then have her killed. >> this is a -- we're talking about? >> correct. >> we created a hit man named greg, who's gonna be a hit man for lonnie. to take care of while his third wife. >> greg was played by an undercover inv

nbc's vicky nguyen is here with a closer look. >> it is really interesting.of pocket, because insurance typically does not cover them. but some people have found a strategy to fund those costs by taking on a side hustle. ordering a visit from the store -- >> the wheel of fortune turns. >> -- if only having a baby were that easy. a common misconception as one in six adults worldwide experiences infertility. in the u.s. alone, one in seven women struggle to get pregnant or carry a pregnancy to term some turning to expensive fertility treatments for a chance at growing their families >> the standard of care, which is often in vitro fertilization, can cost somewhere between $15,000 to 20,000. >> reporter: betsy campbel of the national infertility association resolve says many employers do not offer infertility treatment. the gap in coverage taking some full-time employees to take on side hustles at companies like amazon, target, starbucks, and walmart, all of which provide fertility benefits to part-time workers. >> what do you make of women who are taking on the

let's find out how to get more out of your thanksgiving budget without skimping on the meal vicky nguyenve old bread that could make stuffing. start with your pantry first then something a lot of families already do, a pot luck to split the cost ask everyone to bring their favorite side. ms. betty joe's mac and cheese there is a recipe in "southern lives" to try this year. also, portions are important kids eat a lot less than adults do apparently, we waste 200 million pounds of turkey every year. and finally freeze your dough to save some dough. freeze some of that and make it for later. >> what about those meal kits where you can essentially buy everything you need for the meal in one box are those reasonably priced or typically more expensive >> there is this app called ibotta if you buy certain brands of food, you will get a complete rebate on them it's like jiffy corn mix, turkey roast, the idaho and mashed ce food, you will get a complete rebate on them. potatoes, ocean spray cranberry sauce. >> what do you mean you get them free >> take a picture of your app, send it to the app and

. >> investigative reporter, candice nguyen joins us now with the new details. you were there for that arraignment. >> that's right. this criminal indictment is in lieu of a preliminary hearing for shannon o'connor. o'connor was indicted last week, and pleaded not guilty to the charges that included seven additional felonies. she appeared in court with her attorney, and added the felonies of encouraging sexual acts between the teens, and faces a potential total sentencing of 31 years if found guilty instead of 17. o'connor has been in custody awaiting trial for two years now after allegedly throwing booze-fueled parties for her son and his underage friends. after months of delays, prosecutor says they needed to speed up the process for the 13 young alleged victims who felt anxiety over testifying. >> testifying in court can be a difficult process for any person who's a victim of crime. what we at the district attorney's office seek to do is get our victims through the court process without retraumatizing them. >> is this the usual delays or is it more than other

motion to excuse member nguyen. >> motion. >> second. >> thank you. any objection? motion passes unanimously. dan, please call the first item. >> i will call the roll. >> sorry, please call the roll. >> [roll call] >> we have quorum. >> thank you. the first agenda item, please. >> line item 1 adoption of minutes. review and approval the minutes from sheriff department oversight board regular meeting held october 6, 2023 and the special meeting held october 13, 2023. >> so move for adoption of both. >> second. >> members of the public who like to comment on item 1, adoption of minutes, please line up against the far wall and approach the podium. you have two minutes to give public comment. there appears to be no public comment and call the roll. member afuhaaman, aye. member brookter, aye. vice president carrion, aye. member palmer, aye. president soo, aye. member wechter, aye. the motion passes. the minutes from the regular meeting october 6, 2023 and special meeting october 13, 2023 meeting are adopted. >> thank you. next item. >> line item 2, report from dpa on sh

tony doesn't really stop moving, given everything that it takes to manage this restaurant just off nguyenza. >> i can't keep blaming insurance. >> reporter: as for the recent push to calm and clean this area, he says it worked. >> the cleanup the people and streets to make the city look good, look impressive for the foreigners , the politicians. >> reporter: a few days later now, he said many of the problems have started to return. >> started coming back, slowly. i'm sure in a couple of weeks they will be back to the way they were before. >> then made a big push to get people housed during covid and a lot of people weren't into it. and then finally they started to do it again, or they are really trying to get people into sros. >> reporter: adjust, who was on the streets for some time, puts these changes in a broader context, and he thinks that months of work is finally starting to show some results. >> you can tell they have made a dent in it. i think. if you have been out here, you notice it has been a lot thinner . >> hopefully the parents can come and hang around. >> we need more peopl

. >> reporter: recently my investigative unit colleague candice nguyen made national news exposing text limitations. if you have to text 911, let's look at how to properly do it so first responders can actually find you and help you. first, start a new text. type 911 in to field. no dashes, no spaces. just 911. and don't start a group text. now say whether you need police or paramedics and why. give your full address and cross street, or building location. plus your location in the building. >> let's say 30 rock. 30 rock is a big building. what about the floor number? what about the room? >> reporter: same if you're home. text specifics like i'm in the kitchen. don't use text speak like afaik or brb. the operator might not know what you mean. we hope you store this advice in the back of your mind. we also hope you never have to use it. >> always good advice. let's turn our attention to jeff ranieri. before we get to jeff, we've been following that breaking news at the chevron refinery in richmond. this is a live shot now. there are some updates. >> it's been going on for about two hours

joining us now is our investigative reporter candice nguyen. a lot happening here. we mentioned years. when did this all come about, though, in terms of the prosecution and these allegations? >> we're talking about years. the first initial allegations reported to walnut creek came out in 2018 and 2019. then a source close to the investigation tells me there was another separate allegation to san francisco police just last year. those are the three allegations jane doe was talking about. after she came forward this year, pushing police, and after they announced the arrest of delliquadri, three additional women have come forward with claims. that is a total of now seven women accusing delliquadri of sexual abuse from as early as 2018 to as recently as april of this year. >> so he was a bartender in walnut creek. but you have san francisco police involved as well. >> we're not clear exactly where he's a bartender just yet. we know it's in the bay area, and we know he's from walnut creek. as for law enforcement, i reached out to both walnut creek and san francisco polic

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. >> con nguyen purchased an electric vehicle specifically for his commute from san jose to foster city. he said if the freeway tolls plan does come to fruition, then hopefully drivers with evs can get a discount. hopefully they will be more lean in, you know, on the freeway. >> it'll be great for us. and you know, less, less travel, the less better. >> mtc says freeway congestion is jumping back to pre-covid levels. their freeway pricing study aims to reduce travel times, encourage transit use and generate money for road safety improvements. s in 2022. mtc spokesperson john goodwin said the study will address how new fees would impact low income drivers. how do you make sure that the burden is are not borne disproportionately by low income people? mtc will be holding two workshops virtually. bay area residents can weigh in on the trade offs between driving and taking transit. >> we're already paying so much to live here. >> mtc says. any changes wouldn't happen before 2035. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> what they're proposing is a humanitarian pause. there will

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let's bring in em nguyen on capitol hill. this plan already getting pushback from the white house and even some republicans. >> yeah, this is the first major test for the newly elected speaker mike johnson, who is setting up a vote for as early as tuesday. at least three members of johnson's own party say they'll vote no. if no democrats vote for the plan, he can only afford to lose four republican votes. the white house calling the plan unserious. it would fund federal services like veterans programs and housing until january 19th, and extend funding for other agencies like the defense and state department through february 2nd. if the government shuts down, millions of federal workers would be temporarily off the job or work without pay. this includes military service members, air traffic controllers, and tsa workers. and rachel, that could mean a spike in flight delays during the very busy thanksgiving holiday. rachel. >> the second time this fight is playing out this year. em, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead h

our candice nguyen was in court today and will give us the update in a just a few moments.ct in berkeley. what investigators are saying about the moments before officers opened

. >> con nguyen purchased an electric vehicle specifically for his commute from san jose to foster cityd if the freeway tolls plan does come to fruition, then hopefully drivers with evs can get a discount. hopefully they will be more lean in, you know, on the freeway. >> it'll be great for us. and you know, less, less travel, the less better. >> mtc says freeway congestion is jumping back to pre-covid levels. their freeway pricing study aims to reduce travel times, encourage transit use and generate money for road safety improvements. s in 2022. mtc spokesperson john goodwin said the study will address how new fees would impact low income drivers. how do you make sure that the burden is are not borne disproportionately by low income people? mtc will be holding two workshops virtually. bay area residents can weigh in on the trade offs between driving and taking transit. >> we're already paying so much to live here. >> mtc says. any changes wouldn't happen before 2035. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> what they're proposing is a humanitarian pause. there will be no pa

yeah, this morning, how a lot of americans feel about this culture of tipping >> vicky nguyen is herea lot more places today than just five years ago. for many it is confusing and frustrating to know when and hoa much to leave from everything from going to the hair salon to buying donuts to what to pay the pet sitter whether on a tablet or inside a jar, americans say they're feeling pressure to tip more than ever before. >> for what? >> the option to add a gratuity now increasingly the norm everywhere from coffee shops to self-service kiosks at the airport. >> do i need to tip? $20 seems crazy for them just bringing me a shirt. >> reporter: people overwhelmed about when and how much to tip. >> 30% this is my first time ever seeing that. am i just behind the times >> reporter: about 7 in 10 americans think tipping is expected in more places now than five years ago but only a third say it's easy to know when and how much to tip for different services. >> the consumer is just absolutely tired of being asked to tip they're tired of being asked to spend more money than they normally would

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if you are looking for help, vicky nguyen is here she's on the case.n that. >> sure. 4.7 million people traveling between today and sunday, today will be the busiest. the number one thing that slows everybody down is when you bring the items that are banned. if it's spillable, sprayable or spreadable, you cannot have it in an amount more than 3.4 ounces that includes peanut butter. here is what you can bring you can bring gifts. keep them unwrapped. baby products, formula or breast milk in an amount higher than 3.4 ounces and you can bring food that is frozen as long as it is solid when it goes through if you have a delay and grandma's gravy starts to thaw, you might have to leave that behind leave apple air tags in your luggage. that will help if anything gets lost as al is always saying, always be charging. have your phone be charged and keep that airline app handy. it is your source. >> you mentioned grandma's gravy. if the thanksgiving feast is tomorrow and you haven't started yet, what are the best tips to get going? >> if you live near a cracker

as abc news reporter, nguyen has more from washington. president joe biden unveiling new efforts to crack down on junk fees. >> this time for retirement accounts. >> junk fees take real money out of pockets of americans. >> the labor department proposing a rule that would raise the bar for financial planners who give advice to americans on 401. k plans and other retirement accounts. the rule tackling retirement savings seeks to close loopholes that allow advisers to recommend investments that aren't in the best interest of their client in order to secure a higher commission. >> when a person pays for trusted advice and it comes with a hidden cost that's what i call a junk fee. and i think it's wrong. >> the white house estimates those conflicts of interest can cost americans as much as 20% of their savings over a lifetime, and argues the new rule could save tens of billions of dollars, protect seniors from being exploited. >> will protect many trustworthy financial advisors out there who are doing the right thing from unfair competition i

several ago at a memorial for the writer grace paley, vietnamese poet nguyen bi chung thanked paley for her active opposition to america's war in vietnam. he said it is very easy to react to what hapns before your eyes. it is very hard to react to something that happens thoands of miles away when the sun shines as as it is today. it's a challenge to e reign of horrors that is war. i therefore want to thank all of you in this room foreing here this afternoon for your compassion a for the people of ukraine and the future of democracy. today is the 634th day of russia's w ukraine 21 months in, it has led to some half a million casualties as that's the estimated total and wounded on both sides, according the new york times. some 16,000 ukrainian children have been kidnaped and deported to russia and belarus. in addition, over 1600 ukrainian cultural sites have been damaged destroyed, among them 600 libraries as well as hundreds of museums and educational institutions. as many have pointed, this is a war not against people, but against entire culture, something i'll return to in my closing r

vicky nguyen spoke to one who recently had. >> reporter: as the ceramic student, she's used to shapinganed on her art to stay positive through two cancer die know ses, first beat nonhodge kinne lymphoma at 18. a few years later she found a lump in her left breast. >> automatically your whole world changes. what is going to happen? it's an amputation of your body. >> reporter: she didn't want a synthetic implant. i didn't want to put something foreign inside my body that does has potential risks down the line. >> reporter: they told her there might be another way. combined a layer of tissue that hangs from the stomach with a layer of body fat. a doctor and her team developed the procedure four years ago for patient in a similar situation. >> very slim. physically active. she wants reconstruction but doesn't want to have any implants. >> reporter: that patient was kitty wild, a nurse from california. >> first patient, four years. how do you feel now. >> i'm really happy. i didn't needed to be bigger in size, i just wanted to look normal. i was back in my regular bras and out doing the tr

so according to that plea agreement, nguyen admitted did not invest the majority of that money he received from victims and that he spent the victim's money for his own personal use. it's part of his plea. no one has agreed to pay at least a million dollars in restitution to his victims. he's now scheduled to be sentenced sometime in february. put, ali was bookkeeper is now been arrested on suspicion of embezzlement back in july, police were alerted to a possible theft at a landscape design construction company santa rosa has a new book. keeper allegedly discovered discrepancies. investigators found an abundance of unauthorized credit card transactions. jennifer sutton suspected of fraudulently charging over $150,000 to a company credit card over 5 years allegedly use that credit card for cash advances non business related purchases and also pay for personal utilities was arrested on suspicion doesn't aggravated white collar crime enhancement? well, let's head to the east bay because oakland mayor sheng thao kicked off her new program or qe that is designed to help encourage folks to quit.

abc's em nguyen has more on that. this is terrifying, huh? >> terrifying indeed. good morning, gio.here are many questions about this incident, like why the suspect would try to breach a nuclear power station outside a state, what would he do once he got in? police hope with the alleged driver in custody, they can get some answers. this morning, an arkansas man is now in custody after police say he tried to breach one of the largest nuclear plants in the country. 66-year-old doyle wisenhunt has been charged with attempted murder, malicious injury to personal property, and unlawful entry to an enclosed place. after officials say he drove a silver toyota camry like this one up to the security entrance of oconee nuclear station thursday night where he was denied access. but just an hour later, they say whisenhunt returned and drove through the exit gate. >> there's an arm there, so he knocked that arm off. the security measures in place at the plant itself prevented this individual from basically going any further. >> reporter: when a security officer followed him, whisenhunt allegedly

abc's em nguyen is on capitol hill now to break it all down.rning, em. >> reporter: good morning, gio. yeah, house speaker mike johnson unveiled a rather unusual stopgap plan to avert a potential government shutdown come this upcoming friday. this morning, we're learning more about a two-step plan by house republicans to keep the government open as yet another shutdown deadline looms. house speaker mike johnson introducing a laddered continuing resolution that would stagger deadlines for different federal services. the first part of the bill aims to extend funding until january 19th and cover key government services including the military, construction, and housing. the second part of the bill would extend funding until february 2nd and include funding for other parts of the government. >> trust us. we're working through the process in a way that i think the people will be proud of. >> reporter: this plan is meant to buy johnson more time to pass individual appropriation bills, but some in his own party already don't want it including represent

it raised nearly $100,000 for former giant randy nguyen medina's charity foundation encouraging childrenket. the winner bid over $17,000. >> as long as everyone else is happy having a great dinner, i'm fine. gentleman asked me what my thanksgiving usually looks like. i have been alone on thanksgiving for the past 20 years and all i eat is turkey sandwiches. i like to make sure other families are taken care of. >> you are alone? >> remember an nba traveler and always working. >> i wish i was a little bit taller in this moment. >> smaller. >> you smaller, me taller. >> have you imagined? what it's like to stand next to him. well, that's betty yu and she was out there last night and a height difference between betty and shaq is pretty extreme. reed. need to get a ladder to clear his chest. he is 7'1." his shoe size is like a 22 or 23. i have met him in person. that's exceptional. >> can you imagine if he chosen to be a scientist? >> look at vern glenn. this was last year and they did a height comparison. and vern -- you know, obviously lost. so i guess our team's hoop dreams are, you know,

abc's em nguyen joins us from reagan national airport. >> reporter: good morning, erielle, and you can see there are already long lines forming at reagan national airport as millions of people are rushing back home after that thanksgiving holiday. it is expected to be the busiest thanksgiving travel season since the pandemic. airlines for america says they expect an all-time high of nearly 30 million passengers in the skies over this holiday stretch, a 9% increase from last year, but be sure to watch out for those winter weather alerts and weather-related issues causing disruptions with thousands of flights delayed this week, already a few hundred delays this morning across the u.s., and on the interstate aaa predicts roughly 49 million americans will hit the roads for the holidays. good news for them, prices at the pump have continued to drop over the last three months according to gas buddy, and a tip for today and tomorrow, the best time to drive back is before noon, and the worst time is between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m., and tomorrow is poi

abc's em nguyen is in washington with more. em, good morning.s were just startling. >> reporter: startling indeed, janai. good morning. yes, signs and banners have been left here outside the white house. some reading "free palestine," and others reading "genocide". this after thousands descended here on washington in this latest pro palestinian protest. massive crowds gathered calling for a cease-fire condemning the biden administration's support of israel. demonstrators were seen on social media trying to scale the white house fence. some spraying graffiti on d.c. buildings and statues. some brought out palestinian flags, others, fake coffins to the area, as israel's bombardment of gaza has killed 194 people according to the health ministry in gaza. israel says their goal is to eradicate hamas after the group attacked the country on october 7th killing some 1400 people according to israeli officials. d.c. police tell us one person has been arrested for destruction of property and they're investigating several other incidents of vandalism in the

motion to excuse member nguyen. >> motion. >> second. >> thank you. any objection?nanimously. dan, please call the first item. >> i will call the roll. >> sorry, please call the roll. >> [roll call] >> we have quorum. >> thank you. the first agenda item, please. >> line item 1 adoption of minutes. review and approval the minutes from sheriff department oversight board regular meeting held october 6, 2023 and the special meeting held october 13, 2023. >> so move for adoption of both. >> second. >> members of the public who like to comment on item 1, adoption of minutes, please line up against the far wall and approach the podium. you have two minutes to give public comment. there appears to be no public comment and call the roll. member afuhaaman, aye. member brookter, aye. vice president carrion, aye. member palmer, aye. president soo, aye. member wechter, aye. the motion passes. the minutes from the regular meeting october 6, 2023 and special meeting october 13, 2023 meeting are adopted. >> thank you. next item. >> line item 2, report from dpa on sheriff's investig

. >> reporter: sammy nguyen owned for the last five years and on monday she said sales are down 80%. food delivery drivers are struggling to pick up orders and she told some workers not to come in the week at all. >> wills we have more people to come to see a movie. but today is -- you know, it's super, super quiet. >> reporter: many businesses in the security zone believe the fencing, security protocols, and traffic headaches are keeping people away. >> i think people are just trying to avoid the congestion. they're trying to avoid the delays on their schedule and if they were coming to sew ma for anything else i think they'd really be trying to avoid it. >> reporter: sammy is pleased to see a heavy police presence around the metreon. in fact during our interview a suspect ran behind her and headed for the exit. several officers chased after him. meanwhile, bonn chon owner manuel ramirez is celebrating a small win from the city. >> able to get a small program that supports the businesses here at the metreon and links us with 1200 meals to these volunteers. and they are $20 and $10 g

. >> con nguyen purchased an electric vehicle, specifically for his commute from san jose to foster city. he said if the freeway tolls plan does come to fruition, hopefully drivers with evs can get a discount. >> hopefully they will be more lean in, you know, on the freeway. it'll be great for us and, you know, less, less travel, the less better, mtc says freeway congestion is jumping back to pre-covid levels. >> they're freeway pricing study aims to reduce travel times, encourage transit use and generate money for road safety improvements in 2022. mtc spokesperson john goodwin said the study will address how new fees would impact low income drivers. >> how do you make sure that the burdens are not borne disproportionately by low income people? mtc will be holding two workshops virtually. >> bay area residents can weigh in on the trade offs between driving and taking transit. >> we're already paying so much to live here, mtc says. >> any changes wouldn't happen before 2035. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news >> today marks one month since the war between israel and hamas b

nguyen, we unmuted you again. do you wish to submit testimony? let's go to the next caller, please. >> good afternoon commissioners. martin murphy, third generation san franciscans. currently live in san francisco. alum of si, class of 84. i have two daughters that attendeded si. one a junior at the school. been very active as a parent leader at the scal and the vice president of si fathers club, a large responsibility for both community fellowship and fundraising for students scholarships. i have a unique perspective why the project is so important to students and families of si for generations to come. requesting the commissioners approve our project for the following reasons. first, simply need more space. 1500 students and 200 faculty, we are currently at capacity in the building. as i walk around the campus, as part of duties for the club, i notice classrooms and halls are packed, student have to go to the hall and sit on the floor for collaborative break-out sessions and the faculty doesn't have any extra meeting rooms. the project help pro