reid: it did not start with investor. it started with product creator.necessarily starting with entrepreneur. it was, how do we think and speak better? how do we make ourselves better as individuals and as a group? well, this medium of software, this medium of constructing new products, i was like just beginning to get that lens of, what does internet mean and how do we work together and play together and live together using the internet to redefine our space and our networks in order to be better, and i should go create that. david: as you were starting this career, you were invited to join a company called paypal. paypal turned out to be a gigantic success, later sold to ebay. what was your job at paypal? reid: well so, when peter thiel and max started paypal, they each invited their friend who most understood and had the entrepreneurial experience to be on the board. that was me for peter. then, after a year of being on the board, i was thinking of starting another company. peter said, no, come join paypal full-time and help us, because, you know, you

start.e seeing a few showers now drifting into the northern part of the bay area, not affecting most of us yet, but definitely still some spots. but david bay down the point, raise itself on up highway one all the way up towards point arena as well in guerneville and north of healdsburg. as you head up to cloverdale starting to see some light sprinkles as well. santa. rosa, you're still dry. we had a couple of showers around rohnert park earlier just enough to get a couple of spots on the road wet zooming out across the region. look at what we still have sitting to our west. that's what's going to be pushing its way in and we can actually time it out for you this morning. so far we've had light winds from the south, which is kept conditions mild. so even though we are looking at such an active day ahead of us. it really is just a rain event. we're not really talking a lot of snow impact up in the sierra nevada. so staying dry over the next couple of hours here. 08:15am, still dry for most of

they started dating.nd slowly, you know, she started introducing this man to me, and i actually -- i grew attached to him. i looked at him as that father figure that i needed in my life. >> i kind of get the feeling that he sort of seemed to step up to the job of stepfather, which a lot of guys don't do. >> he did. he actually did want to take on that responsibility. i think he was proud to do it. we actually got really close to each he was very caring and loving towards me. >> what did you like most about him? >> he was funny. i just liked being around him. >> funny but not nearly as social and outgoing as pam. >> jim was a gentle soul. very quiet kind of soul. very private back then. she saw jim as someone who would provide for the family, had a good, honest job, doing electrical work. >> when they learned pam was pregnant, they decided to make it jim and pam were married in vegas in 1999. now they were the parents of two girls. young desiree and even younger jeanette. with more mouths to feed, the coup

so let's start there. terry mcauliffe lost to republican glenn youngkin and this in a state that joe biden won by double digits last year. experts are saying maybe it's a preview of what to expect as we go into the midterm elections. let's take a look with 94% of the precincts reporting as you can see, youngkin has nearly 50%. >> of the vote, actually more than that and mcauliffe has over 48% and then we're also taking a look at that new jersey governor's race where democrat incumbent phil murphy and republican jack ciattarelli are in a dead heat here and this is with 88% of the votes counted. >> they say it's still too close to we can see that. overnight actually is when they counted more of the vote and you see that slight edge that murphy has at this hour. again. we'll see if this bears on what could happen in the midterms. all right. let's turn our attention to basketball. we've got the warraors getting geared up, ready to get back on the court of the chase center tonight against the charlotte hornets.

start.ing if you are heading out the door. we have frost advisories for the areas highlighted in turquoise. for the north bay and the east bay until at least 9:00 a.m. and your lunchtime forecast looks great. plenty of sun. we are looking at the coast. around the bay and inland in the low 60's at noon. our weather producer put this in. maybe some suggests for your lunchtime. sal aid, cheese pizza, bugger fries, i'm hungry, all right. let's check it out for san francisco. at noon. 60 degrees with the sun and light northerly winds as we look to oakland, 62 with that subshine and for the south bay, san jose looking at 62 for your lunchtime. great weather as we head through our day today. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:25. california mother has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season after surviving her bat well covid while pregnant. shipment he was diagnosed with covid last december while 36 weeks pregnant. with her lungs getting worse she needed an merge write c section and their daught

a chilly start to the day. check it out. take a look at this beautiful start.a stunning start to our wednesday with the golden colors in the sky. a chilly start with mainly clear skies, patchy dense fog for parts of the north bay. as we head through the afternoon mostly sunny to partly sunny with daytime highs through normal in the 60's this afternoon. you can see as we head through the day, 66 in san francisco, 69 close to 70 for the south bay and san jose. oakland, 67 and 67 for concord and lever more. let's economic had with gianna. >> you will be stuck in traffic. it's getting busy for the morning ride. we have brake lights westbound 37. it's very foggy. just keep that in mind. about an 11 minute drive between richmond over to san rafael. bay bridge stacked up. metering lights on. we had a broken down vehicle. busy into san francisco. of curious we are getting ready for the holiday travel season. what to expect and is it safe? kpix5 joins us now live from sfo. good morning. >> yeah. good morning. well as far as lines, we will tell you on how to prepare for

it was like, okay, now it starts. now it starts. we were there for a week.hen it was time to go to fob. that was an experience as well. >> how far was that? >> it was 50 miles. ball of taliban and the terrain, it was too dangerous. we had to go with a c17. that's the small cargo. basically, we sit in these little tiny -- not even seats. basically just straps. we were part of the cargo with our stuff. we had to wait for a c17 to get us there. again, then it was a waiting game. we had to go at night. we couldn't go during the day because of operations as well. keeping it more covert. evidently out there when they heard there was new medical coming in, we were good targets. we had the heartbeat of the fob. if they can knock out the medical, they can knock out missions. pretty much, they were right. so we had to go dark thirty as you hear. it was always dark thirty doing stuff. that's how we left. >> did you see anything memorable on your way over there? anything that stands out? >> my only thing is was when we were on these planes, no windows. you don't know wh

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i started out in publishing the year formed that was 1987 and started out at the feminist press. that's when charles, who was a genius, so novella told me to make sure i tell stories rather than give one word answers which is my norm so let me know if i go on too much. charles was an amazing man, the first black person to be hired in the publishing and editorial and this was in the 1950s believe it or not. charles went on to work at doubleday where he started and when he left to go to howard university to work on the press, he left several books in which toni morrison, who was just arriving. i loved the continuity in publishing. one person turning over to another. charles went to the press and then decided he was going to start amistad books. he launched the imprint with a collection of essays, which was an anthology of some of the great thinkers and people who were legends today and of those were people who were not often published back in the 1980s. to me, 85 years ago in the 1980s doesn't seem that long ago, and it's amazing what a short history black publishing has come about

we started to hear gurgling in the pipes and that is when the backflow started from the sewage.gushing through the door and ijust didn't know what to do. i am at 4810th 65th street. this is my house and it is getting flooded. | water was coming in from my drain in the back, from my drain outside, in the side of the house, even the sewer that was in the back alley, water was gushing through that thing, and made the water rise all the way up to about nine feet. for the first time in recorded history, the national weather service issuing a flash flood emergency for all five boroughs of new york city. historic flooding as ida travelled across the north—east. the western hemisphere's busiest subway system shutdown. trains pulling in to find platforms submerged. people wading through waist—high water. we were expecting 3—6 inches of rain over multiple hours. i alright, they are just telling me now, this is coming in with rainfall that's coming down — are you ready for this one? — three inches per hour. the water in the atlantic ocean and the gulf of mexico is warmer than it used to be

so a mild start to friday, a murky start, a lot of cloud, thick enough for some drizzle on west facingst. there is the weather front, bringing some outbreaks of rain but into the afternoon to the east of the pennines, eastern scotland, we were super glad breaking up, some sunshine and yet again temperatures into the mid—teens. not for long however. things are set to change as we move into the weekend. that weather front, we move into the weekend. that weatherfront, a cold front, will gradually sink its way south. the wind direction changes to a northerly, driving in colder, arctic air with it. so on saturday, outbreaks of rain to scotland, northern ireland and northern england for a time. the colder air sitting behind. head quite a pleasant day actually with some sunny spells around and still those temperatures are pleasant enough at 13 celsius the hive. hive. the cold i3 celsius the hive. hive. the cold air continues to sink steadily southward through saturday night. that weather front, just a band of clowns by then and nuisance —— a band of cloud. but look at where the isobars are co

it's a gray start to our day. i am tracking foggy conditions and mostly cloudy skies as we head through our afternoon for your lunchtime forecast at noon, upper 50s along the coast, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay and mid 60s inland. even though we are starting our day with fog we are looking at more clouds streaming in this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies for that lunchtime forecast through our afternoon. the rest of the day, 60 in pacifica, 62 in san francisco for a high, 64 oakland. south bay 68 in san jose, mid 60s in concord and livermore at 68 and mid 60s for napa. after a foggy start you see the clouds streaming in on futurecast as we take you through today. i will have the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> niners will be looking for their first home win of the season. >> when they butt heads with the division rival rams at levis in tonight's monday night match up. if you are not going to the game you can check out the pregame show if you are close enough to the stadium. there will

we will start with weather and traffic. it was a little rainy coming in. >>> a wet start, wet roads, drizzle, light scattered showers out there. let's get to it and what you can expect. you see high def doppler and some locations especially for parts of the east bay, south bay, peninsula getting that wet start with really light showers with the weak cold front. zooming in you see for danville, tri valley, livermore, fremont, milpitas, san jose with that wet start to our day. peninsula, san mateo, mountain view, loss gatt on the as well. through the afternoon, drier weather as we are looking at sunshine. we are looking at daytime highs in the mid to upper 60s for many locations. let's check with gianna and those wet roadways. >>> it's already getting busy of course with those slick surfaces. be extra careful. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, sluggish as you approach the area of the we have reports of an area not far from this point with a couple cars tangled up. mostly everything is to the right shoulder but there m

okay, let's start doing it. we did the paperwork, i pass the physical, everything that needed to be done. so then i got a direct commission. i thought to myself, i could have done all of this without going through all of that at basic. but looking back, i'm glad i did all of that. especially when i went out to afghanistan. >> once you get your commission word they sent you? >> my first mobilization was at brooke army medical center in san antonio. that was during operation iraqi freedom. that is where got to experience the back end of what happens to the soldier after he has been through different levels of care. brooke army medical center was the last level of care for soldiers. so basically we got them and that is where we didn't multiple surgeries to get them stabilized and back on ground as soon as possible. >> any memorable soldiers? >> my first soldier was tyler ziegler. i do not know if you remember him or not. he was the one that was in a terrible firefight got hurt and burned. he was on people magazine,

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it is starting to move in for a lot of us. north bay is definitely see the heavier stuff as james mentioned. but we're starting to see some light sprinkles elsewhere. >> half moon bay. you don't see it so much here in your camera. but you definitely see the gray. and there are some light sprinkles out there right now right up and down the coastline. very welcome to see this lighter to moderate variety of rainfall. that is going to come in and out through the course of our forecast ahead of us not resulting in any flooding issues. just keeping things wet for us, which is exactly what we need. so here's your big picture set up right here from santa rosa down now through petaluma. some lighter showers. we are seeing heavier rainfall near the coast up in the north bay, including this pocket of heavy rain that's about to work its way across one. oh, one from cloverdale down to healdsburg this one right here just worked its way over the russian river. also heading towards one o one within the next few minutes, santa. rosa just now s

the camp fire started in rural butte county in 2018.hrough the surrounding area and leveled the town of paradise, killing 85 people. 18,000 homes and businesses were also destroyed. >>> time to take a look at the forecast because the rain is headed our way, kari. >> yes, it will be here later this afternoon and into the evening. right now we are waking up and heading out the door to dry conditions. we are going to track that with storm ranger, and if you have the nbc bay area app, you can get live updates, and we will see winds and heavy rain continuing into tonight. mike? >> kari, san mateo bridge, traffic moving smoothly. you see the sign that says severe drought, conserve water. the sunrise changing because of the time so folks heading south will have the sun in your eyes. >> the fire hydrant is opening up this afternoon. thank you, kari and mike. we will be back with you at 7:25 with live local news. >> don't forget to join us for our midday newscast. the sun is already out, just making you say welcome monday morning. make it a grea

we are starting to track a few brake lights for that ride out of the pass. starting on 205 itself. getting onto 580. looks like the bulk of the delays out of tracy. westbound 205 before you get to the connector. you are free flowing through that dublin. no crashes. again things will get busier for the super commuters. travel time, 32 minutes. westbound -- most of the major freeways. good travel times. it's still early. the morning commute. westbound 80. only 14 minutes. highway 4 itself. all clear. 26 minutes from antioch to 80. if you are taking 101 out of the south bay. san jose, traffic now moving nicely -- all the way toward sfo. that's only 36 minutes right now. good time to be on the roadway. you won't deal with a lot of traffic. there's a fog advisory in effect. traffic still moving at the limit across the span. we are seeing okay speeds on the upper east shore freeway. live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic quiet. both directions. san francisco, easy ride. south 101 down through the city. and things fairly quiet. as you head over into san francisco. if you are commuti

another chilly start.g the coast for the tri valley and for the forth bay a. round the bay patchy fog this morning. as we go through the afternoon, we are looking at dry conditions and pleasant weather. along the coast mid-60s's. along the bay upper 60's to -- and upper 60's to low 70's. tracking a cold front that will bring much needed beneficial rainfall. ly let you know when that rain willa rave coming up. >>> as you get ready to head outdoor we are tracking the brake lights. metering lights on and about a 20 minute ride from the maze as you head into san francisco. in fact checking travel times, east shore freeway, 21 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. highway 4 busy. have you brake lights out of antioch into pittsburgh. 48 minutes if you are taking that ride into 80 and busy through the fashion. 49 minutes 205 to 680. >>> about face from facebook. diane king hall live from the new york stock exchange with the powerful tool that's new phasing out. >> yep. good morning. before i get to that status upda

we've also learned that walgreens will start getting the covid vaccine to children, starting saturday. you can start scheduling an appointment today. more appointment times will be made available in the coming weeks as the stores receive more doses of the vaccine for children and cbs says it will begin giving out the shots on sunday at more than 200 locations in california. cbs is accepting appointments right now. the pharmacy says that all children must be accompanied by an adult in the south bay santa clara county public health officials among the first in the bay area to open vaccination sites today. well, for us, rob fladeboe witness some of the first shots in san jose. >> a day after the covid-19 vaccine was officially approved for kids ages 5 to 11 many wasted no time getting vaccinated against covid-19. among the first to get the shot was 11 year-old. evan weinswig of menlo park. >> i was just completely excited. i just wanted it to happen right then and there and it was it. it was incredible. santa clara county is among the first in the region to offer the vaccinations at coun

so they start a business, a restaurant. and when they are able to provide things that, items that people enjoy eating, and they can provide a place for gathering for people from that country, that is just so unifying for the neighborhood. and it makes people feel that they belong. so yeah, these small businesses become a huge part of that community and can create a neighborly feeling, can create a way for people to communicate with one another to make people feel at home. and so when that small business goes away, it is just like something in your heart goes away. it leaves a hole in your heart because it has become such a strong part of your every day life. >> what do you say to critics who worry the -- could actually set back the economic recovery? >> i think the opposite is true. that we need it to have infusion of funds in order to make sure these small businesses could succeed. and i don't know what we would have done if all these businesses had gone under. i can't tell you how many small business owners have come up t

so i have done a small experiment and i started to know with circle and i started staking usdc this is where the world is going, scott this has to get resolved because people with cash have to get some kind of protection against deflation. how crazy is that? >> some people can get it in bold which is the highest level since early september. i wonder, sarat, this idea of playing off of what kevin just said, this pressure to get in. whether it's crypt ono from institutions or whatever as you see the freight train rolling on and it rolls past you, you want to get on before it gets too far ahead of you and you can't catch up, right? is that at all what's happening in the market here the great chase? >> i think that's part of it, too, scott i think the other part also is the rebalancing that's occurring with institutions and individuals who are balanced accounts and that is putting pressure on the bond market and that's why you're seeing yields go lower and just because you get out of your equity allocation and to kevin's point if you're not going into something like crypto and alternative

melissa colorado at the site of a vigil that start started in oakland. >> reporter: the father of a little boy who was senselessly shot and killed while hayes family was driving over the weekend right here in oakland. he is on his way from china to the bay area instead of celebrating his little boy's 2nd birthday, he is going to be here organizing his son's funeral. i want to show you what's going on. we are here in west oakland are where can see community members have gathered, left behind flowers, candles and a sign that says "rest in peace, jasper wu." a spokesman for the family says the family from fremont is demanding justice as they grieve for the toddler. community activist involved in raising awareness about asian elders are now organizing this candlelight vigil for jasper font at 7:00 p.m. right here in west oakland. now, today a chp spokesperson confirms that officers escorted jasper wu's family to the site of the shooting on interstate 880 where they left behind balloons and flowers. another memorial for that little boy. and we are also hearing from oakland mayor liberty shav wh

that was the start of the start. gamestop went haywire. amc went haywire.e're so far down the rabbit hole and micro structure of the of the stock market and leave retail out for scraps on the street. charles: that is the most important thing. the determination to do it. not like people are really going to a casino as wall street americas it, at least financial media. i will start with a video question from colleen. >> charles, thank you for taking my question and thank you for everything you do for retail investors. if companies trade in the dark pool, my understanding that the reason they do this is to prevent volatility, via large trades from market-maker to market-maker, broker to broker, creating volatility in the stock how is it that they are allowed to trade in the dark pools but also trade the same stock openly in a short on the market? charles: fantastic question, colleen. matt, how are they pulling this off? >> so with that i think this is a great question to highlight the complexity what the stock market has become, and right here i take the next

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it is a cold start.orning if you are getting the kids ready for school or about to head out for work, 39 santa rosa, oakland 50, san francisco 51 to start our day. it's a dry start with chilly conditions. through the afternoon, clouds stream in and as we look to this evening, rain and wind. it's a moderate atmospheric river that will be bringing rain. futurecast as we take you through the afternoon, here is 3:00 in the afternoon. there we go as the rain starts to move in especially by later in the afternoon and this evening with widespread rain expected by tonight. we'll talk more about that coming up. let's check with gianna. i know you are tracking that crash on 880. how are things looking? >>> south 880 for the ride out of fremont into milpitas, it is busy but they just cleared the crash out of lanes. hopefully things will get better there. in the meantime, stick with 680 as an at not. it is still backed up as you head out of fremont into milpitas. 680 is looking good so try that instead. along 880, n

scott, let me start with you. i go on facebook right now, and what will i be able to do or what won't i be able to do based on today's decision? >> without facial recognition, you won't be tagged and you won't be able to find out people you were with will be tagged. it's an identifying thing that facebook has used. it wants to bring people together to be known by other people, or other people you were with maybe at a party. you can tag them, too. you can also find out who else was at the party, whether they want you to or not. >> nathan, facebook finally listening to the public. does this mean anything what they just announced? >> i think it does, and it's great that the public sentiment -- the public has spoken loudly enough that facebook recognizes that. and not only are they going to stop using the technology the way they have been, but delete the face prints that are connected to over a billion people throughout the world. that is huge. the best way to make sure that information doesn't fall into the wrong han

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abc 7 news starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. anchor: long lines long lines lg area stores tonight as people do some thanksgiving shopping. many major stores are waiting until black friday to open, now just hours away. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. j.r. stone is on the story and found other businesses seeing crowds as well. j.r.: tis the season for a long line on thanksgiving. a very long line just to get into name stop in colma. the hottest item among these shoppers -- >> i am here for a ps5. >> playstation 5. it is hard to buy them right now. >> i waited all november for this day. j.r.: in fact, shoppers here told us they chose to stay close to home and away from major cities. >> san francisco lately has been pretty crazy. >> i have been around this area for a long time so i felt this was the safest place to go to. j.r.: while stores like target and best buy closed for thanksgiving, there w

a few countries have already started using other covid-19 vaccines, including china which just started vaccinating 3 year-olds. well, european regulators are still considering pfizer's vaccine for kids just like we are after the cdc's expected approval today. pfizer says they're ready to go big it. they're ready to start shipping millions of vials of pediatric vaccines and orange caps to avoid mix-ups with the purple caps that's used for everybody >> over the next couple of days. several million doses will start arriving at local pediatricians and family. doctors offices pharmacies children's hospitals, community health centers, rural health clinics and other locations. more doses will be packed and shipped and delivered each and every day over the next week or so. and more and more sites will come online as we ramp up. >> and that was the white house covid response team now once the cdc ruling goes into effect in doses are shipped eligible kids will get 2 shots. 3 weeks apart now around 8.15 this morning. our time. the discussion about the pfizer vaccine for kids will actually begin t

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>> good question and we should start with the basics. first in the u.s., we have one of the most sophisticated credit reporting systems in the world, and the bureaus are able to score over 200 million u.s. adults reliably, and we do it based on the data that we receive on a monthly basis from lending institutions across the country of all different types. this could be a full-service bank, a mortgage lender, auto lender, an online consumer lender of various stripes. over 90,000 vendors in the u.s. regularly report to the credit agencies and we take all that data about the loans that exist, the consumers who have those loans, the terms of the loans, and the payment behaviors, and we can create reports from that and credit scores, which is a type of an analytic that expresses a consumer's ability to service debt, typically the next available loan. now, that said, there's still upwards of 60 million adults who, for a variety of reasons, have never had alone -- had a loan, or maybe not had one recently, so there's not enough data archived fo

abc 7 news starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. anchor: long lines long lines lg area stores tonight as people do some thanksgiving shopping. many major stores are waiting until black friday to open, now just hours away. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. j.r. stone is on the story and found other businesses seeing crowds as well. j.r.: tis the season for a long line on thanksgiving. a very long line just to get into name stop in colma. the hottest item among these shoppers -- >> i am here for a ps5. >> playstation 5. it is hard to buy them right now. >> i waited all november for this day. j.r.: in fact, shoppers here told us they chose to stay close to home and away from major cities. >> san francisco lately has been pretty crazy. >> i have been around this area for a long time so i felt this was the safest place to go to. j.r.: while stores like target and best buy closed for thanksgiving, there w

now temperatures, though, are start going to start cooling off and feel more normal for this time ofear outside right now they're nice and clear. this is our live camera overlooking san francisco international airport here and looking ahead this we can expect tonight mostly clear skies tonight. but we could see just a couple scattered clouds coming in during the overnight hours. it's going to cool down to the 40's across much of the bay area and the breeze is going to start to kick in late tonight and then follow through early tomorrow temperatures reaching into the 60's as far as the highs go. so a little bit cooler that we're expecting tomorrow afternoon the what we saw today, but it is going to be a quite breezy up to 20, maybe 25 mile an hour. a gust of wind that we're going to be seeing especially along the coast and in our north, a zone, the rest the week, lots of sunshine though, to enjoy. and we're going to be seeing a very cold overnights, though, especially inland temperatures going to be dropping into the 30's during those hours. so make sure bundle up and bring those pets

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he started off well. at the start and then obviously the last seven - of games he's only won two. money and he's just not good enough so a change is necessary, isn't it? many had wished for him to succeed. as a player he helped the team on the way to winning the treble in 1999, his famous goal in the champions league final cementing him as a cult hero. and that was acknowledged by the club. they said... but in that time, he produced no silverware and for a club with high expectations like manchester united, that was not acceptable. the dream of the super sub with a late reprieve was not to be. jane dougall reporting there. for united fans, a miserable weekend was perhaps capped off by manchester city's resounding win at the etihad, against everton. pep guardiola's side are now three points off leaders chelsea in second place. drew savage reports. another good day at the office for pep guardiola. and raheem sterling, who has not racked up 300 premier league appearances. everton had kept city fairly quiet but they came up with something special in the 43rd minute. ~ ,,., , with some

as far as cvs they will start on sunday. you can go inne nporting in mou view. >> thank you. >>> san francisco school district is facing a massive bunt deficit. >> this morning leaders trying to decide how to avoid a state take over. justin is live in the newsroom and they are concerned that some cuts could affect students. >> leaders trying to figure out how to strip $125 million from the budget. based on last night's plans it could force several programs to be slashed, hundreds of layoffs and even pull some special education staffing this is creating grave concerns for teachers and parents in the districtst last night was the first time school board leaders looked at the numbers. the district pointed to years of declining enrollment and got much worse during the pandemic they say. last night the board laid out some plans that could cut special education staffing. counseling, nurses, among others. all that according to the san francisco chronicle. teachers have been begging the board to look outside the classroom for cuts.

the spotty rain first starts in the north bay.ll talk about the timeline coming up in a few minutes. >>> you can download our nbc bay area app. this is to get your personalized micro climate forecast. our app will alert you before rain heads your way. get it for your iphone and android smart phone. >>> the apparent abduction of a girl in the north bay is triggering an amber alert outside of the bay area. take a look at this photo. santa rosa police are looking for 15-year-old georgianna. they believe she was taken from a gas station on guerneville road in santa rosa yesterday afternoon. the man they're looking for is this 20-year-old. he's 5'7" and was last seen wearing a long sleeve orange shirt and black pants. he's believed to be driving a car similar to this one, a green 2007 chrysler town and country with texas temporary plates. police believe they may be headed to southern california. they issued an amber alert for l.a., san diego, orange and riverside counties. cierra johnson will have a live report. >>> thousands of kaiser

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it kind of starts all over again.wers this week are not going to be anything that will remember a few months from now. it's on the lighter side of things. but hey, that is exactly what we need. >> don't really need another day full of rain like we had not this past sunday. but the one before it, as you remember when it just didn't stop raining all day long this morning. it's actually pretty dry san jose looks good. got some sunshine trying to work its way through that blanket of clouds that routing the bay right now as you can see on radar. most of us are dry. as you can see behind me though that's where the rainfall is and it's working its way already into portions of sonoma and northern marine counties. some light sprinkles from a day up towards point arena right along the russian river in from healdsburg up to cloverdale still dry from healdsburg down through santa rosa in petaluma have had just a couple of sprinkles around rohnert park really has been nothing. that's your even really get a notice as you venture ou

it's hard to think we are just now starting to see that information but it's starting to come onlineand i do think there is a public part, there was a pool a couple years back that asked, do you think college is worth it? it's something college is good or needed from cubic it's worth it? meaning at current prices from is it worthe it? there's a big shift of people saying no compared to havef answered that four years earlier so i do think this notion you have to go to college at any price -- a lot of people are starting to question that. it's kind of sad but also could have positive outcomes people really start to rethink if it makes sense to get into $150,000 of debt to go to school. >> it's not the only option onnl the table, he also talked about the idea of re- community college and basically changing k-12 2k14 system in recognition of the fact for information society need more specialized training, do you think that is something that could happen? >> this was something i started to question early on in 2012. after the mortgage crisis, there was this huge public discussion about wh

it has started to clear out. although, over the sacramento valley, we're dealing with more dense fog continuing. this is different than our typical fog. it's ground fog. it can reduce visibility down to a half-mile and/or less. as we move through tomorrow morning, 7:00, we expect the fog over the peninsula. right near the bay. also down towards san jose. i think some of the central valley fog will make it to contra costa or alameda counties. this should clear out by 11:00 in the morning. i have a full look in less than ten minutes. >> see you in a bit. >>> surging gas prices are creating a lot of pain at the pump for a ul of us bay area drivers, right? so painful. that's why we at nbc bay area have been hunting down the cheapest places to fill the tank. one of our cameras spotted gas for $3.99 in san jose. not too bad, right? this is located at safeway. it is the only place we could find with gas less than $4 per gallon. gas prices are reaching record numbers right now. for a list of the ten-cheapest in the bay a

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it starts at 10.festival you could make your way to san francisco's chinatown for some more fun. the clarion performing arts center is hosting a free musical performance at 2pm. their goal is to make the arts accessible for everyone. so they'll have free shows shows for the community every week. and that's not all that's going on this weekend right on the front page of our website. we put together a whole list of covid friendly events happening all over the bay area. it's up right now on abc 7 news.com a little special shout out. one of our viewers sharon because she sent me the art show the festival that's going to be happening tomorrow and her work is going to be featured. so thank you. yeah, thank you sharon. so what's everybody got going on reggie? i really want to see a movie. pound i haven't been to the movie theater in a while and that would be really cool. i also need to figure out i just got a text from my husband, but my dog rooster keeps hiding in our closets. i need to figure out what is g

mm mostly clear, cold start, right. and then, as we got into the afternoon, we noticed more in the way of the high clouds and that live picture. they're showing you. they have thickened up quite a bit. we are looking at the rain moving in a little bit later this evening, maybe even have a few sprinkles out there already ahead of the main event. here's a look over san francisco where you can see a lot of overcast as well. so for your evening hours, not only the rain but we are looking at wind and a wind advisory that starts a little bit later this evening. let's take a look at storm tracker to and you can see green on the screen there. most of this is virga. it's up above, but most of it not actually hitting the ground just yet. it will, though. this next system with the center there right out of the gulf of alaska is stilled as tapping into that atmospheric river once again, and we are looking at anywhere from half inch of rainfall to in the south bay to 2 to 3 inches, perhaps over areas of the north bay and our coastal

jobina: we start out walnut creek.round 20 miles per hour. we do not even have any major blocking issues yet i know it looks like there may be a crash on 680 or something, but there is nothing. just extremely slow traffic. in antioch, sig -- in antioch, sig alert still. mike: mist and drizzle may be causing the slowdown. a look at slower -- at lower elevations, you can see the drying trend developing already. a damp morning, then increasing sunshine. our next storm is tomorrow night through thursday morning. another one monday. reggie: coming up, how to turn appliances to our energy hogs in your home into energy heroes. another abc7 news update in another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you hear the word healthy it always feels a little out of reach. but it's all about the baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like hel

yeah, 3.1 7 in 31 starts.hrew 2 shutout, which was actually tied for the national league lead and he had a 152 strikeouts. great years. meanwhile, would not too shabby either. 10 to 4 record 3.8 3 he struck out a 152 batters this season. let's hear from the gm after the game on his to lose >> beyond is individual stats. we were 21 in 10 games that he started so the team had a lot of success when he took the ball, which obviously is you know, the of the ultimate importance. we actually think we're going to get hit a sort of. >> really comfortable and secure a pitcher and anthony now that he's on a multi year deal. >> the forty-niners. they have one, 2 games in a row for the first time since september 19th when they beat the philadelphia eagles. now they sit at 500 and you're right back in the thick of the nfc playoff race. but despite the recent success, we start to tighten up a whole lot next week. the minnesota vikings will come to town who are equally as desperate as the niners. both teams are 5, 5, both tea

but i do think that as time goes on, if he starts showing more and more shared people will start getting the image at o pencil is no longer the baby may be focusing more towards space acts and he no longer becomes that influential. because let's face it, we're actually valuing tesla based on the actual market share based on sales of actual cars. it's not the, it's not worth that much. there's no way the stock should be this high. so a lot of this is because a cult momentum in the name of the law must that propels the name. i oftentimes good question, the idea that tesla is the most valuable company or car company worldwide. when they sell, you know, a fraction of the car, say toyota does band before we go mosque. recently tweeted that he would prefer to stay out of politics, but his lobbying efforts and tweet indicate that may not be the case. i have about 45 seconds left for you. yeah, i mean you, i'm not interested in politics. he's actually pretty political. what he is. so is he's not partisan and i think you have to separate those 2 things. you must, his lobbying, the, i think $20000