reggie: hi, ginger. ginger: coming up on gma, we have the latest on the power grid sabotage in north carolina. there are investigations over new gunfire i did energy facility in south carolina. . other power substation attacks across the country are being reported to the fbi. celine dion revealing she has been diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder. prince harry and meghan markle dropping the first episodes of their new docuseries. we have instant reaction from our royal insiders. with the brittney griner release and all of the information and brand-new news, you know we will be all over that. we will have a performance from the new cast of neil diamond's broadway musical. a lot happening on gma. [laughter] reggie: can we talk about the fact you are on jeopardy!? ginger: i thought you were going to mention my bangs. reggie: it is giving. ginger: thank you. " jeopardy!" to do a meteorological category, jeopardy is the place a nerd goes to shine, it feels like the summit. being on celebrity jeopardy w

reggie: reggie: one massachusetts man is a six time jackpot winner. same number multiple times. he bought six tickets using the numbers and one a jackpot of $20,000 a year for life, multiplied by six. $150,000 a year. he took the cash iphone 5 of prizes which amounts to a total of -- which amounts to a total of $2 million a year. i'm sure he will do something fun and then pay bills and help with education and all that but let's start with the fun one. kumasi: we will just 28 fun one and see where he is. reggie: the broken back. kumasi: let's 28 -- follow-up and see how it is going. reggie: he is holding a check that will pay for that and half of an other one. [laughter] kumasi: not have a bag. drew: do you slice it like a hamburger or hotdog? we have been tracking this hurricane all morning -- earthquake all morning long that was a 6.4 in humble county. as you look at the earthquake magnitude scale, once you get above a six, that is a strong earthquake with property damage reports. there are reports of roads having cracks in them. pg and er on the sce

reggie: goodness.o people were hurt after this happened, that train you saw crash into a tractor-trailer. that collision caused the train to derail and the trailer was destroyed. two employees are hurt. reggie: they trump era immigration policy was supposed to end, but the supreme court has put that on hold. according to data customs and border protection, migrants have been expelled from the border over 2 million times. the biden administration is asking the high court to reject the bid by 19 gop red states to keep the policy. kumasi: a judge has rejected a trial for scott peterson 20 years after he was charged with dumping the body of his pregnant wife into san francisco bay. he claimed his trial was tainted who lied about her own history of abuse to get on the panel. there was no evidence that the juror committed misconduct during jury selection. he can appeal the decision. he is serving a life. reggie:heityust announcede inou nee aan frais general. it will be funded by a state grant to the san fran

reggie: the opening bell for the exchange i morni. yes kumasi:one. reggie: it is cold outside.w: we have freeze warnings in effect. temperatures are in the 30's right now. it is going to be one of those mornings that you want to bundle up. 32 in napa not only the cold temperatures we do have fog. look at the dense fog. first hints of the sun coming up on tuesday. take several layers with the underneath your winter jacket with you this morning. a scarf, winter hat, gloves, it is a cold day this morning. we will have sunshine later on today. temperatures in the 50's. reggie: expecting to make a major announcement i could change how we power our world. it was discovered in the bay area. that is were refined abc7news. >> scientists believe they may have discovered the holy grail of clean energy, saying it could change the way we power the world. forheir time today, scientists are expected to announce that they have finally reached a net energy gain creating more power than it took to create the reaction. they have been re-creating a mini version of the that powers the sun. trying t

reggie: i mean. drew: but also i like to see a group picture, maybe five or six, just so i know you have friends, so you know they have social skills. reggie: make sure you are in focus and they are out of focus. drew: it's nice to meet you. in picture 5 -- kumasi: yes, thank you. and don't be mad because he did not have to expose me to that. that's your choice. reggie: you were a fool. [laughter] drew: playing the game. here's a golden gate bridge, conditions quite calm, waking to temperatures cooler than this time yesterday by about four to five degrees so more 30's on the board. no freeze warnings or frost advisories in effect. it is a nice-looking day, a lot of sunshine, mild temperatures, mid 50's to low 60's so a bit above average later on this afternoon. overnight, we i cloud cover to the sky but we keep temperatures elevated, insulating us. low to mid 40's into thursday. each weath, tomorrow morni tng tu werryino bring lsri he there into the north bay. we keep our eyes on that but we are not

reggie: i love that.u have that kind of structure and some art, -- reggie: and 10 years you are really in it. that is an investment into a child . kumasi: what to do if you accidentally throughout your tax refund debit card. reggie:eggo (boy) i think this is going to work... (vo) small businesses like this learning center... (smb) there's only one way to find out. (vo) ...help communities thrive. that's why wells fargo has donated roughly $420 million dollars to diverse small business owners. (smb) back to alpha, plant. (vo) new thinking, and new thinkers ...make the future brighter, for all of us. happy holidays from wells fargo. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: covid cases on the rise in one community just talking about bringing back masks. kumasi: and the push to give reparations, what's at stake in oaklands. reggie: why discussing a potential ban on tiktok in the u.s.. kumasi: the federal reserve raising interest rates again why the federal

reggie: the memory -- drew: a lot of blue, low light. reggie: shadows. drew: lots of neon.eggie: punching in the face. drew: i think i read on a plaque, "punch a sharp." i think that's right. we have issues in the north bay, zero miles visibility from napa to petaluma. fog will linger through the 9:00 hour. today is a dry day, cloud cover and temperatures in the mid-50's. tonight is when it turns wet and windy, a level two storm. get ready for a wet start. saturday is level two on the storm impact, heavy rain and wind. we do expect areas of ponding on the roadways. this is 9:30, heavy rain falling across the region. it looks like it will make a break around lunchtime and then tomorrow afternoon and evening, another round will move in. rainfall estimates, it will add up quickly. a good estimate, half an inch to 1.5 inches. where a downpour sets up, you could see more than that. there will be a wind advisory, 35 to 50 mile per hour gusts. if you have holiday decor out, make sure you bring it in. this -- the winter storm in effect starting tonight. if you go to tahoe, goats to

reggie: can we go back to cosco for a second? reggie: yes. drew: i get mesmerized by how they make the pizza. they put it on the spinning thing and then the red sauce, a spiral? they are hypnotic. reggie: i want to see the line. kumasi: that is what we were talking about. and i was in cosco the other week i bought some eggnog and i went to the self-checkout. they were like, if you want to buy this -- because it had alcohol in it -- you need to go. i said, i'll put this back, because i can't. the line to the food was longer than the line to check out. people were patiently lighting -- patiently waiting. drew: last night on my tiktok feed i was alerted to the fact that -- let me know if this is right -- you don't need a membership to get the food at the food court. someone told me you do not have to be a member at cosco to get the food at the food court. reggie: you also don't have to be a member to use the pharmacy. drew: correct. kumasi: is that why the line was long? drew: i will get my hotdog. kumasi: i will get up there when i get up there

reggie: we tried to get him to come on. kumasi: what happened? reggie: he's booked. kumasi: this year' light competition between san francisco's fired urban is on. the key word here is competitive. reggie: santa came to town a little bit early. one station had him drop off actual snow before making his full christmas route. ryan shows us the best of the best. ryan: we all is picturesque for the holidays but the fire department is once again adding to the many lights on display. for the third straight year, several stations are competing for which one has the best holiday decorations. >> i know a lot of people are getting competitive now. we have a station that brought in 15 yards of snow this morning. another station, station 38 got the entire block to light up their houses and the trees along them. >> fire station 35 city right. the bay bridge. it is unclear what criteria it will take what you have to imagine creativity is certainly part of. and if you ask me, and san francisco boating team definitely has a chance. which, by the way, they used that boat to make a re

reggie: facial recognition for passenger screening could be used at sfo as soon as next year. they are actively piloting face scanning at 16 airports across the country. lax and san jose are among those. tsa officials say they currently do not have any facial recognition pilots at sfo but sfo is taste -- testing official recognition for passenger control on international flights. kumasi: 12 new drug sites are reportedly in the works for san francisco. the first three are expected to open in june. the mission, castro, heaton what -- neighborhoods will have their own facilities. the goal is to help neighborhoods highly impacted by overdoses. this comes after the safe consumption sites at tenderloin center shutdown sunday. the triple threats of winter on the says is among us. pediatric beds are pushed to break from rsv, covid rates and this is one of the worst starts to flu season we have seen in decades. the demand for children's tylenol has left drugstores shelves empty. there are alternative

reggie: amazing. kumasi: good morning. reggie: we start with the weather. that nice weekend storm and some showers. a bit of leftover moisture this morning. pockets of drivel -- drizzle along the peninsula but our storm exits as we speak. skies will clear out quickly this morning but some cold air is moving in. 37 in santa rosa, five in san jose but with a bit of a wind casting it feels -- guesting, it feels colder than that. richmond-san rafael bridge, some wet pavement but it is drying out. a lot of sunshine but a brisk looking d tonight, colder air and a freeze warnings going to affect. -- go into effect. kumasi: cr gets heavy snowfall and on the east coast, rain and snow impact morning commute west and south face the possibility of tornadoes. >> overnight, two majors -- storms causing problems from coast-to-coast. in the northeast, multiple crashes in massachusetts, police restricted parts of i 90 and at least seven cars involved in one crash. in some parts of new york city, more than a half foot of snow coming down. >> it is coming down here, truckstop

reggie? reggie: that was something else.n the east bay a tight race for a richmond city council seat will be determined by drawing a name out of a bag. this comes after a boat determined the candidates receive the exact same number of votes, 1921. four weeks out of election day the winner will be determined when a city clear draws that name out of the bag. will have that life when it happens at 9:00 on our streaming apps. kumasi: to the latest with twitter. forbes is reporting janitors at the san francisco headquarters are on strike. they claim they will be laid off after twitter did not negotiate with the company that employs the janitors. a second group is now suing twitter. three of those employees join their lawyer at a news conference in l.a.. attorney lisa bloom said she filed a class-action lawsuit that says the company failed to provide a 60 day notice of layoffs which is required by federal law. she then delivered a message directly to elon musk with a twist on one of his own tweets. >> elon, you broke your promises

reggie: real strength averted. congress stepping into avoid a walkout that could have devastated our economy. but the deal includes and workers wanted more. kumasi: the data center closing. reggie: how many days san francisco's private employer wants people there in person. kumasi: overnights, temperatures in some areas dipped below freezing here this is what it looked like in alamo earlier. reggie: that is why it might shower was extra long. jobina: i could get out of bed. kumasi: is that really why? [laughter] jobina: was talking about an ice sculpture last meant. reggie: it was the charity event yesterday. welcome to friday, december second. kumasi: it is cold. drew: starting out with temperatures in the 20's in some spots we got rid of the storm. today, clear skies, down to 30 in santa rosa, freezing in vallejo. the city, 42. oakland at 34 degrees. a freeze warning in effect for much of the north bay and part of the eastern foothills of santa clara valley for temperatures at or below freezing. bundle up and mak

you reggie: reggie: never saw bears in florida, did you -- reggie: you never saw bears in florida didd out there? was it a delivery service? drew: have you never ordered food and then fell asleep? reggie: i walk. kumasi: to get food? good for you. [laughter] reggie: i'm not paying all this money! 100% walk score. drew: 100%! i think mine is 99 percent. there can eat pizza. that is the thing that is closest to me. a 40 piece? it is all about economics of size. get more! 5 nuggets or 40 nuggets? kumasi: do it. drew: get them all, eat them later. some of us don't have a 100% walk score. you can see those temperatures are chili. keep your pets nice and warm. we will go into the 50's. kumasi: next at ruling for one of san francisco's oldest restaurants. how it could help other businesses impacted by the pandemic. reggie: an abandoned school on fire overnight. what might have started the fire in contra costa county. kumasi: a review of a controversial social media bill surrounding free speech. (boy) i think this is going to work... (vo) small businesses like this learning center... (smb) th

reggie: do the weather now. drew: i did one-timed leave my husband because he did not have tsa pre-check. i was like, i am so sorry. kumasi: that is called. drew: i paid for it. i got him pre-now. we have cold temperatures in the north bay, where freeze warnings are in effect. from santa rosa to novato, we have used visibility. here is a live look outside from a golden gate bridge camera. you can see we have talked this morning but a lot of sunshine. get ready for temperatures in the 50's. rain returns tomorrow. we will talk about it more in a few minutes. kumasi: a man is accused and what police are calling a revenge killing, was arrested and the east bay. he was arrested after shooting another man in his driveway. lynn howland's life live. reporter: luis lost his daughter two months prior, a death he blames on the boyfriend of his daughter. that is the motive investigators say he used in order to kill a man out of newark on friday. to bring you up to speed, daniel lopez was killed on a san jose entrance ramp t

reggie: here? kumasi: wherever. reggie: i will be right back with you, everything is fine.oor close, scream. drew: we do have that audio booth upstairs that is a very soundproof. kumasi: that could be a scream room. but it also has the open window. drew: but there is the one corner you can go into and just scream into it. kumasi: i think this is helpful. you don't think so? reggie: i don't know. drew: i think a shorter school days and let them sleep more. kumasi: that could help. reggie: there is something about walking past and seeing this person. kumasi: i don't want people looking at me. drew: i want a light to come on that says in use and say, who is yelling? stacy again. kumasi: no. privacy. drew: life does not get easier after high school so if you are screaming in high school, pace yourself. you think about it, my life was good. my only job was to wake up at 7:00 and sit at the desk. kumasi: there is a lot going on emotionally. yoneed acrnching room? our punching room was in the hallways. reggie: i was the punching room. you got really good at dodging. kumasi: i don'

reggie: where is my actual present?ave been a candle and a nice one with sandalwood, leather. kumasi: ute like sandalwood and leather? i am learning something. drew: sandalwood really want to work. reggie: i had never heard of it two years ago. now it is the only thing i see. kumasi: smells like a fireplace burning. reggie: or someone can wrap your room. kumasi: anyway. drew: that is annoying. think about unwrapping all of that. kumasi: do you like candles? drew: i do. i spent too much at target on candles. reggie: now i know what to get you. drew: some fog out there. it is getting dense in spots. you may see an abrupt change in visibility depending on where you are traveling. advisories ineffective 11:00 a.m. -- in effect until the :00 a.m. -- 11:00 a.m. half-mile in napa, quarter-mile in santa rosa. it is getting impacted this morning. similar story in the east lake, watching livermore more closely. may be thicker than three miles in some spots. highway 4, we could hit areas of dense fog on up out there as you about y

reggie: just a warning. kumasi: disclaimer. drew: got it. reggie: cheers. drew: here is visibility right now, we have some dense fog out there. we are down to a mile visibility in some areas. we have a dense fog advisory for the east bay and solano county until 11:00 a.m. 580 to 680, be aware the character the visibility. temperatures, one of the warmest starts this month, mid 40's to low 50's. a live look at sfo, a lot of cloud cover. we have to track some showers later tonight. we will tell you those storm impacts in nine minutes. kumasi: the holiday travel rush is getting messy. more than 1200 flights have been canceled across the country because of winter weather conditions. the national weather system is calling this a once in a generation event and expected to cripple christmas travel. in holland is live at sfo with what you need to know. lena: in a happening as a perfect storm, happening today on the busiest travel day of the year. we are already seeing quite -- few travelers come into sfo at this hour despite the winter storm hitting the east coast.

happy reggie: holidays. last month, she announced she would step down as house speaker after holding the post under three different presidents. she still plans to represent san francisco as house representative. kumasi: it seems that california exit this we have seen since the state of the pandemic is begin to slow down. new data from the census bureau shows that 114 thousand people left the state over the past year. that's about 0.3% of the population, less than the number of people who left in 2020 and 2021. the high cost of living, fewer births due to the pandemic, california is still the most populous state in america with more than 39 million people living here. reggie: tesla will no longer be allowed to advertise its cars as full self-driving. the term implies the cars are fully automated. >> they are not. reggie: the problem with the advertising was highlighted in this thanksgiving day crash on the bay bridge. investigators say tesla in full self-driving mode caused the pilot that injured 18 people. o

reggie?d an offense -- a defense spending bill that looks a covid vaccination 90 for the military. the bill gives the military a budget worth more than $857 billion. that's 10% more than last year. and it includes a 5% raise for military members. $10 billion to finance sending military equipment to taiwan and $800 million to help ukraine. is expected to pass the senate before heading to the president's text. kumasi: schools may soon have a new tool to help save students overdosing on fentanyl. interstate monica wants to require schools to have narcan available. that's medication that can help to stop overdoses and save lives. some remember joe patterson says this is a necessary step because many young people are getting their hands on dangerous drugs. the bill would also provide education about our can -- and parents. 747 californians under the age of 24 have died of fentanyl overdoses just last year. and that's a 21 ford increase from 2016. kumasi: assemblyman patterson says there is biparti

reggie: thank you.ll been feeling the winter chill recently, especially in the eastern part of the country. it will get a lot colder. temperatures will hit record breaking lows in the south. the weather prediction center in maryland is calling it the coldest air of the season. kumasi: this morning, a state of emergency in el paso, texas over the rolling crisis at the border. el paso is making the move as several states turn of the supreme court to stop the trump era immigration policy from ending. jobina: 19 republican-led states are appealing to the supreme court, arguing title 42 should remain in place. the rule allows border patrol to send migrants back to mexico while cases are heard. it is set to expire wednesday and is expected to trigger an influx of migrants at the southern border. the white house says they have a plan in place to handle the increase, but some republicans argue if title 42 ends, there will be chaos. here is one el paso county city mayor who says what they have already seen. >> w

reggie: a napa dr.ly three years in prison for selling fake covid vaccination cards. she pleaded guilty last year in federal court to one count of fraud and one count of making false statements. federal prosecutors say she sulfate vaccine cards to at least 200 people. according to the press, she was ordered to surrender to the bureau of prisons by january 6. kumasi: a big day for president biden and president emmanuel macron. the president tweeted this photo of him, the first lady and macron with the caption "welcoming some friends to town." they will hold a joint press conference and the macrons will then join president biden and first lady for their first state dinner. a live one-on-one starting at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. the prince and princess of wales are waking up in boston this morning. the couple sat courtside during the game. today, they will be visiting a climate tech startup and the nonprofit focused on reducing violence. it culminates with the earth shot award ceremony tomorrow

reggie: wow. kumasi: you know who i miss? hank the tank. reggie: what happened to him?tretch where he was in the news every single day. it was a lake tahoe area bear. he was getting involved in things. trash cans. homes. [laughter] drew: we were on hank watch a lot. reggie: we were. and we were worried about him. what happened? kumasi: i think he was relocated. drew: that's a very general term. kumasi: reggie thinks he has been relocated to glory. [laughter] reggie: i think it sucks. you care about him every day and then all of a sudden, no hank. drew: i think he is still living his best life. reggie: maybe in glory. drew: here's our san jose cam this morning. early cloudy skies. we are getting rid of the clouds today. we had a little bit of drizzle this morning. chile sent in later today, then some very cold mornings. rainfall totals this past weekend from san jose and san francisco, one to two inches of rain. the santa cruz mountains, half a foot of rain over the past 40 hours. i've doppler seven, some pockets of drizzle. no downpours. this storm system is exiting as

reggie: otis taylor wrote, "i have moved forward. unfortunately, valeo want to be able to do the same as long as police aren't held accountable. reform cannot have that removing the obstacles." kumasi: bloomberg reported that san francisco's largest private employer told some people to return three days a week. the number of remote workers will continue to be higher than before the pandemic. this announcement comes weeks after salesforce lays off hundreds of people. reggie: there are new developments in the search for an hiv vaccine. an experimental vaccine is showing it can induce antibodies. criminal trials were posted in a clinical kernel. these findings suggest a two dose vaccine can incite a strong immune response against the virus. another study is underway. kumasi: as that news came out, we are marking world aids day. this is an emotional evening and a san jose as people paid tribute. speakers remembered lives lost and spoke about advancements we have made. it was personal for him fully who lost her brother -- for pam foley wh

reggie: i would as well.i: t pullover, the snake just went back under the hood and as of this morning, it is still under the hood. it is stressful. reggie: it seems like this is animal abuse. kumasi: it does look like it is going through some things. what is this part? can we let it play? what are we looking at? kind of forever is number one in the box office for the fourth weekend in a row. more than $70 million in north america. violent night was number two with about $13 million in tales. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: new zealand is looking to acquire online platforms like google and facebook's parent company, metta. new zealand' is proposal would be based on a similar law in australia. they hope to incentivize digital platforms make voluntary deals with news outlets. it would allow tech companies to interact with publishers without the government involved. apples largest iphone manufacturers says it is on track to resume production by normally they housed thousands of employees and is kno

reggie: love doppler firing up on thursday, december 1. dan: wife -- -- drew: the rain will just worsen. liveopplerill pu throh la0 minutes, that is all going to move on shore. all these bright colors, heavy rain waiting to move in. gusty winds, close to 40 miles per hour in oakland, 30 at kirkland and concord. the wind is here, slowly moving in is the rain and that means a messy morning. modern -- moderate storm this morning. the winds are with us, we will have the strongest rain and wind through the morning. by the afternoon though storm moves out and takes the rain with it. very cold air moves in, some of the coldest air. we will go hour-by-hour in a few minutes but first let's check with jobina on the traffic. jobina: good morning. i why picture at san rafael looking at one, taillights moving south bound o the01 the camera shaking, the wettest camera that may have and also slick at yo ceeheenit is breezy. keep both hands on the steering wheel. that is how we can know spinouts can happen.

: reggie: to the law. about that injury for the 49ers quarterback. this is the second time they lost to quÉbec for the entire year. >> just hearing it is pretty crushing. just knowing what jimmy has been through, how hard he has worked on this. >> when is the quarterback of your team, it affects it more. it affects guys a little bit more. jimmy is a helluva player. like i said last week, we are so fortunate to have him here. >> i feel so bad for him and everything he has had to go through. it just seems like we have been down this road so many times. it is truly unfortunate. i just feel for jimmy. reggie: the 49ers still won the game. they have one five straight games. the next game is sunday against tom brady spec and ears. kumasi: in the south bay, a second dream come true for a special high school football player. we introduced you to jason if you expect peg -- a few weeks back. despite jason's obstacles, he earned his way onto the football team with some hard work and a big assist from classroom aide e

reggie: hmm.ained, if you are going up to the counter and you are getting food -- it is not a full-service restaurant. 10%. that is maybe a good guideline. those people are getting a different wage than a server in a restaurant, which are often -- drew: two dollars an hour. reggie: i'm not saying minimum wages anything to scream about, but that is a different situation. i don't know. that makes sense to me. kumasi: but the tip is not optional. you go up there and you check out, and it says, what is your tip going to be? it is awkward. the person is usually very nice. kumasi: -- reggie: i just don't think that services the same as someone serving you at your table. kumasi: it is not. but then, do you feel rude when you hit "custom"? reggie: i am tipping. drew: i will stare in your soul. kumasi: drew, don't do that. but which one did you hit? drew: the 10. kumasi: do you want a receipt? drew: we can we do this. i remember the first time. it was just like -- back. like, it will be up soon. tip your w

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reggie: oakland could be in the middle of financial crisis. city might end up in the red. >> the dmv making a move. he will see them in more places around san francisco. drew has seen this for weeks. this is the first morning on the way to work where i saw one. no one was in the car. >> it is wild. do you feel like you are not awake. >> will take it now. >> see the forecast. >> reasoning in spots. we are down to 29. another cold morning. layer up. forecast just governments. >> one of the men accused of the deadly shooting of 23 month-old jasper woo. he was in the back of his mother's car when he was struck by a stray bullet. gloria: all suspects are in jail now. and nancy o'malley announced a three arrest in the case and said a gang shootout led to the toddler's death. we now know more about was led up to killing of 23 month old jasper woo. a bullet went through his family's windshield as his family drove along i-80 because 2 rival gangs were having a traveling gunbattle. legal analysts talking to tara stone about whether those charges will st

yes reggie. so what we're learning here is that this committee was first established by governor newsom in 2020. it's set to issue a final report and recommendations in july, but there are critical questions that need to be answered. so today and tomorrow they will meet at oakland city hall to discuss those questions. it's the first in the nation task force already voted to limit reparations tounited staty they will consider whether there should be additional eligibility requirements and if there should be an additional time frame for eligibility the group will also discuss how the state may address its impact on black families whose property was seized through imminent domain and today's meeting we'll start at 9:00 am and is open to the public once the committee makes its final recommendations. the state lawmakers will have to pass legislation to make them official. and it's unclear how long that process will take reggie thank you. jabena new at six. it seems like covid the flu rsv and other ill

it is pre holiday light , reggie. thank you.livermore down to a mile two miles in fairfield, so certainly we are seeing great conditions early on this morning. right now. temperatures in the forties, if not low fifties right now, one of the warmer stars we've had so far this season. take a look at clouds. a lot of them today. we're dry through the daylight hours, but rain returns to the forecast later on this evening. that's level one on this form impact scale. reggie drew. thank you have another abc seven news update. and about 30 minutes. you can always check us out at abc seven news .com. until then, have a good morning. ♪ you ♪ you know it's not the same as it was ♪ ♪ in this world ♪ >>> if you want to adopt any of those pups that will ganss was with, look at those beautiful dogs, our friends at north shore are ready to help you give one of those little furry friends a home. head to animalleague.org for more. >>> switching gears, time to shop the store where we spotlight the items you will fall in love with from some of our

reggie: now magnitude earthquake jolts parts of northern california overnight.many of you may be woken up to alerts on your phone. kumasi: the advice from doctors to avoid getting sick. reggie: the january 6 panel saying former president trump is responsible for the insurrection. kumasi: an overnight effort in oakland, the effort to save a life when a cargoes over brooklyn peak. reggie: was i the only person who got the alert overnight? drew: i slept right through it. reggie: 2:30 in the morning, both of our alert went off and we were waiting for the shake. it did not get near us but for our folks in the north, it did. it morning. drew: we have once again this morning.

reggie: happy holidays. good morning.is storm. drew: today is the day toe. if you are of going to

reggie: gruesome details in the attack against paul pelosi.nly targets. kumasi: macy's workers could go on strike days before christmas. why they are potentially walking out during the busiest shopping time of the year. reggie: good morning, welcome to december 15. kumasi: we have to get to this cold weather. drew: are used to yet? kumasi: is the season. drew: that is the attitude. reggie: it is not as bad as night, it is the morning. drew: i don't want to get out

reggie: please don't do that. kumasi: and lot to get to.t is light of the weekend storm will bring heavy rain and snow to the sierr

reggie: real strength averted.d our economy. but the deal includes and workers wanted more. kumasi: the data center closing. reggie: how many days san francisco's private employer wants people there in person. kumasi: overnights, temperatures in some areas dipped below freezing here this is what it looked like in alamo earlier. reggie: that is why it might shower was extra long. jobina: i could get out of bed. kumasi: is that really why? [laughter] jobina: was talking about an ice sculpture last meant. reggie: it was the charity event

reggie:iian airlines flight his major turbulence. passengers hit their head on the ceiling. kumasi: elon musk asking if he should step down as head of twitter. the results are in. reggie: if you ask, people will answer. good morning. this is a you change. kumasi: a little different. a good time to add heat to your hair. do not let me get wet. reggie:

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reggie: things change. thank goodness, because where the news. welcome.rew: it is cold. freeze warnings in effect. we are

reggie: now at 5:00, we are on storm watch again this morning.is standing by with when the rain is going to come down the hardest and when they might clear. kumasi: paul pelosi making his first public appearance since his attack at the san francisco home p how president biden paid tribute. reggie: how the covid-19 mandate might be a thing of the past. kumasi: plus, the latest 9-to-5 adventure for dolly parton, who may set up her own museum. reggie: to be clear, she already has her own museum called "chasing rainbows," but i guess this is her first non-themepark museum. welcome to monday, december 5. kumasi: we will start with a check of our forecast with drew. drew:

reggie: plunging gas prices?n the cost at the pump. >> and taking a live look at san rafael. we've been warning about the storm all week and we are just getting to the bottom of it. team coverage including jobina and tracking the impact on the commute, so a lot to get to this morning. but we are happy that you are with us. reggie: welcome to thursday, december 1. your rent is due. i'm here to give facts. >> reality. drew: we are just getting into the start of the storm. it is going to spread south o

reggie: an oil leak causes the closure of the keystone pipeline. the impact on gas prices.r it takes. kumasi: i thought they did not have this anymore. drew: not safe. kumasi: good morning. reggie: it is december 12. kumasi: it was such a rainy weekend. what is on drew: tap for today? drew:our storm from the weekend is pretty much out. live doppler seven, that is

all right, two for amy, one for drew, reggie, this last one, you've got it.his last question. number five, blank is a woman breaking barriers on a classic game show that started in 1964 and she lives in oakland, california. >> reggie, what's the answer? >> queen amy schneider. >> there we go. >> that's it for abc7news at >> that's it for abc7news at ♪ this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car. you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ♪ sixt. rent the car. this is abc seven news. quex heavy rains trigger a landslide in the east bay, and tonight, a major road is shut down in both directions as crews worked to clear debris, blocking knaus cannon road between fremont. but officials say they hope to have it reopened by 7:00 p.m. tonight. good evening. >> thank you for joining us, several landslides are across the bay are

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i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. dubina house traffic going, reggie.ched it a stall on the bridge itself. so just be aware that you are going to run into ponting on the roadway is also some spinouts as well. and bart. this is a big issue for our commuters. now because system wide the delays have expanded its going to be about 20 minutes behind schedule for every bart line, giving you an overall view of the bay area here. you can see all of that fog in the north bay also along the peninsula, lots of red spots, reggie so the rain is certainly impacting everybody out there to th [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this wa

i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings and joe pena is looking at traffic. thank you , reggie.place for a while. no estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen due to a deadly crash on southbound one. oh one before mckee road your speeds as you approach will be around 21 mph, also a new commuter alert from bart this morning a major delay. based system y due to an earlier equipment problem, so that's going to be in all directions. reggie thank you, let's go. big area live with kelly and ryan on deck. harry connick jr joins us for the holiday sweater party. plus maria menounos is here. all that nine o'clock, abc seven. we will see you very shortly. ryan the next 30 minutes. it is at the cold morning out there. bundle up temperatures rit now. we came to the twenties and thirties in our coldest spots this morning. we have freeze warnings. frost advisories. in effect this for the next 30 minutes. they will expire at nine am outside to show tower showing mostly sunny sky. there is a lot of sunshine to be found throughout your friday. temperatures later this afternoon. near averag

reggie? thank you. good morning, everybody.g and walnut creek showing you 6 80 traffic traveling south until you reach about 24, then at the richmond san rafael bridge low in the westbound directions. bees will pick up at the center span. tracy to dublin 38 minutes, so not bad at all for that ride, and any actor con 27 . we also have a brand new crash reported in san jose is going to be on north bend one on one before allah. brock drew hijo bina. we're taking a look at visibility. still, some issues in the north bay zero miles visibility in nevada, three quarters of a mile and fairfield. here's our next storm system. live doppler seven. this front will cross us later on this afternoon and evening. it's a level one. light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale with slick conditions, the biggest impact for the thursday evening commute clouding up our sky this morning, then that rain returns this afternoon. scattered showers into the evening, reggie. thank you, drew . andrew is going to have an extended. look at your

i'm reggie aqui from abc.'s a san jose. we're looking at 101 right near the 8 80 over crossing, and it's moving at a good clip to the bay bridge toll plaza. just so, you know, metering lights were never activated this morning. it's looked like this pretty much all morning. so if you are coming into the city no problems whatsoever. all right ugh, this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car? you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ( ♪ ) sixt. rent the car. look at live doppler seven invisibility mode. right now you have a lot of low clouds out there. visibility reduced in fairfield and livermore. we are waking up the gray conditions. first thing this morning live look outside that low level cloud cover. once it burns off, we will have brighter skies later this afternoon