you know, you go from the delta to the hills.ight to be. i mean, where you just came from, jackson, are you kidding me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> they don't get us because they ain't got no sense of humor. >> so what about the food? has this place changed at all in -- >> no. >> it's been 20 years since i was here last and literally exactly the same. >> not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, is, well, crazy. eat right here in the kitchen. in the division of labor, the flow of work -- well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> those tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and stuff that you're getting ready to save, so -- >> oh, really? >> it greatly enhances the fl

try hailing the delta flyer again. chakotay: nothing. what do you think's happened? they may have had an accident. it's possible. possible? captain, i'll need a better explanation than that. what am i supposed to tell the council? clarify something for me: are you more concerned about the lives of the people on that shuttle or your political career? what's that? a gravimetric discharge. the reactor's core is unstable. you'd be unstable if you were as old as this thing. age has nothing to do with it. the reactor's diverting massive amounts of power to its structural integrity field power normally reserved for oceanic containment. that would explain why containment is weakening. kim: looks like it seeee the reactor's just trying to keep itself from being crushed. can we initiate a power transfer, stabilize the core? i believe so, but it would be a temporary solution. that's better than nothing. captain, full containment has just been re-established. the deflector beam. negative. the ocean appears to have been stabilized from within. it looks like our team has succeeded.

we stole the delta flyer, too... right out of a federation shipyard. we're wanted on two counts of high treason and conspiracy to violate the temporal prime directive. wonderful. out of the icebox and into the fire. we don't have time for this. get started. aye, sir. we still have to retrieve those sensor logs. get ready. hello, doctor. do i know you? no, but i feel likewe're old fr. tessa omond. hello. it's an honor to finally meet voyager's infamous e.m.h. "infamous"? they've always spoken very highly of you. uh-huh... and how did you get involved with bonnie and clyde here? oh, i've had an interest in voyager for a long time. they're having sex. pardon? chakotay and tess. they're a couple; joined at the hip. i see. the truth is, doctor i didn't want chakotay or harry to have to face this alone. i thought i could help. ready? stay warm. omond: these controls are a little clumsy. i thought you said this ship was state of the art. it was at the time. i've located the sensor logs but... the computer is denying me access. hmm... looks like there's an acti

how many vessels do you have in the delta quadrant? one. how did you find us? we detected what looked like a federation subspace transmission. we wanted this simulation to be accurate to the last detail. we obviously went a little too far. now that you know about our re-creation you've no doubt alerted the federation. your fleet will be on its way. you've got it wrong. we're not planning a war against you. is that why you were here-- to spy on us? because you're curious? sir? a starship is approaching. it's voyager. raise our shields. stand by, all weapons. she's here to find me. we've got the real mccoy here. we might as well take advantage of it. perform a genetic extraction. it may help us find a better way to maintain these human forms. yes, sir. we're approaching the habitat. shields to maximum. charge weapons. all hands, this is the bridge. tactical alert. report to your posts and stand by to engage the enemy. i have a visual. tuvok: we're being scanned. let them take a look. the delta flyer is heading up from the habitat. open a channel. tom? status. they

you're asking me to cast you adrift in the delta quadrant alone and without support. i wouldn't grant that request to any member of this crew because it's too dangerous. i will survive. on what, borg perfection? precisely. this isn't about your independence your superiority. this is about your fear. you're not making this choice because you've outgrown humanity. ( whispers ): i think you're afraid to go back to earth. ( console beeping ) the algorithm's working. it's reconstructing the data block. that's strange. i thought we already recovered this part of the message. perhaps it is an addendum from the admiral. you did designate him a windbag. oh, i don't think so. the data index doesn't match. we've had our best people working around the clock trying to find a wormhole a new means of propulsion-- anything to get you back home but despite our best efforts... i know it's not what you were hoping, but we have sent you all the data we've collected on the delta quadrant. with any luck, you'll find at least some part of it useful maybe enough to shave a few years off your

and much of it comes from the nile delta in egypt. >> when the sun sets over the nile delta, millionspon millions of blossoms open up and give off their heady, intensely sweet aroma -- jasmine, the king of perfumes. because nocturnal moths, instead of bees, pollinate the flowers, harvesting takes place at night from 2:00 a.m. till just after dawn. it's back breaking work. >> we pick the flowers every year, always for six months, seven days a week, all season long. >> the sweet fragrance suffuses the nile delta. around 10:00 or so jasmine plantations provide jobs to thousands of pickers, men and women, at harvest time. the more skillful and concentrated they are, the more petals they can put on the scales in the morning. five kilos per night shift are nothing unusual. after the harvest, everything has to go fast on the fakhry farms near the city of tanta. if the flowers aren't process edmeadly, their precious aroma dissipates. at 9:30 in the morning the pickers' strenuous work is done. the women return home in small groups, walking through one of the most fertile stretches of land in t

or anyone who's ever experienced the frustration of an airline losing a bag. delta air lines said today it was nearly finished rolling out an upgrade to the tracking system that it hopes will soon make it highly unlikely anyone will lose a bag again. nbc's tom costello explains. >> reporter: it's a $50 million upgrade right there, embedded in the delta luggage tag, a tiny microchip and antenna that could one day make losing your bag a thing of the past. >> 12 minutes to go. flight leaves at 12:07. >> reporter: in baltimore today, we saw how it works. the moment the bag is checked, it transmits its consist tan gps location, from the belly of the airports to the baggage carousel at the final information, the information sent to real time to passengers' phones. so for this flight today, if i want to track my checked bag, i simply pull up the app, then i can identify exactly where it is at the airport at this moment. a few minutes later, our silver bag moved up the conveyor belt. the app showed the bag moving into the plane. >> it was a wonderful trip. >> reporter: the

a little taste of home in the delta quadrant? springtime on the shores of lake yarren. i require a desk and a bed, nothing more. no, you're missing the point. no doubt. these people have been traraling for 400 years. they've learned a thing or two about liling comfortably. our systems are more than adequate. ( frustrated groan ) i give up. tuvoc, how do you do it? i wait until his own illogic overwhelel him. ( laughs ) i'm detecting an unauthorized transmission. origin? unknown. it's been encoded. findndut where it's going. where would you most like to be right now? besides your quarters? besides my quauaers. on a distant moon where the air is warm and the gravity is light. , i can almost fly. i like that. what about you? where would you most w wt to be right now? besides your cabin? ( chuckleses) besides my cabin. sorry. i can't come up with anything better than your cabin. and what would you do if you were here? now? this very moment. i'd ask you to dim the lights. and what if i said no? okay. so, we leave the lights on. the message e s been sent to the varro ship. se

a breeze around the delta, no fog there but there is a fog around the bay, 40s for most of the area,ostly sunny skies for the area. 50s and lower 60s for many today. metering lights on, sal? >> yes, we have some slower traffic out there already. lets check the solano super commute. it's already getting busy in the vallejo area. stop and go traffic there, but no major problems. also looking at 880 in oakland. so far so good in both directions. if you are catching a flight, no major delays. there is a delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. when you gets on to the span, it look good. >>> police in santa clara are looking for a 24 year old man, last seen getting on a light rail vehicle after the 49ers game. christopher boisvert speaks very little, he is autistic. he answers to the name chris, he was wearing a gray sweat shirt and a blue and red hat. if you see him, call the santa clara police. >>> police in san leandro need help finding a missing girl. she was wearing an oakland raiders jersey and nike air jordan shoes. she is 5-foot five and weighs 145 pounds. >>> authorities in marin coun

my desire to remain in the delta quadrant was based on fear. i am no longer borg but the prospect of becoming human is... unsettling. you belong with us. ( electronic crackling ) the adaptations are complete. we're in business. i can't initiate the emergency shutdown. our commands are being blocked from the bridge. he's detected us. ( rumbling ) at our present speed we will enter borg space in less than 12 minutes. do we have access to the power distribution grid? yes. if we can't brake, let's swerve the wheel. send a power surge into the starboard thrusters. the torsional stress could tear the ship apart. it's either that or join the hive. do it. if we're still in one piece try to gain control of navigation. i'll be on the bridge. we have a game of velocity scheduled for tomorrow. i expect you to keep the appointment. aye, captain. ( grunting ) sorry about the bumpy ride. you can slow this ship down but you can't stop it. in four minutes, captain janeway will be gone and a new drone will be born. don't count on it. seven of nine has accessed yo

this system but just a little bit to warrant that advisory and a breeze to keep that fog out of the delta but there's some around here. 40s and 50s. i would be surprise if they change much. gilroy, 49. look at that, very consistent, depending on the elevation. there's not a lot. 40s and 40s the mountains, and 32 truckee with fog. cloudy, mostly cloudy up there, not that cold and 47 with colder weather on the way tuesday, wednesday, and then again on friday so if you're traveling, i think tomorrow would be a good day to go if you can get out of dodge, so to speak, because this will be a colder system that's coming in on wednesday with lower snow levels on northern mountains. our system is not name pressive but on the way and friday into saturday, the timing is tough but rain returns late tuesday. the bull look stay north of us. we'll only get a little rain but will be heavy rain in humboldt county. if you're heading in that direction, be advised. there's -- as we say -- hefty tolls. for us, we'll get rain tuesday night, wednesday. thursday looks good, increase the clouds -- looks like a co

looking at 57 by the delta. 59 in novato. wind is not much after factor. dewpoints anywhere from the upper 40s where that means it's nice and dry. it's feeling chillier to where it's feeling muggier along the coast and also in some of the areas from perhaps novato to san carlos. overall a partly cloudy afternoon. this is santa cruz where you will notice it's cloudy, but today it's going to be a dry afternoon. in fact, it's a very mild numbers headed your way the next couple of days. partly cloudy this afternoon with more sunshine the next few days. we are looking at a couple of opportunities of rain. nothing too exciting there. as we go through the forecast hour by hour, you will notice the cloud cover thinning out by noontime even in the north bay. by the afternoon it's partly cloudy. temperatures are above average. we should see about 65 in san jose. today forecasting a high of 72. we've got upper 60s all along the bay shore here. it should be just about in the mid-60s. so it's mild for november. changes arrive tomorrow with sunnier conditions. we should

let's start the show. >> delta has a new policy, buckle up and shut up about trump. the airline has banned a passenger for life about yelling about politics from atlanta to allentown, pennsylvania. >> donald trump, baby. this man knows what is up. we have hillary [bleep] on here? come on, man. >> that's what i'm talking about. hey, baby, donald trump. he is your president every damn one of you. you don't like it, too bad. >> that was before takeoff. the enthusiastic man was briefly removed from the plane and then allowed back. now delta ceos say he cannot ride with them again. he said this individual displayed behavior that was loud, rude and disrespectful to customers. we require saville tee in our planes and facilities. perhaps there is another airline that would welcome him. trump's shuttle is still around. >> they serve trump steaks on there. baker, i thought this guy was charming. a guy can't celebrate his president on an airline? >> he is a guy you want sitting next to you. i fly delta all the time. i am in the air all the time. i have like double diamond super

ke him back in the delta flyer. keep a constant transporter lock on him. if species 8472 attacks earth... the federation won't have any defenses against them and i don't need to remind you that we have no way to warn starfleet command. voyager may be the last defense last minute preparations? just planning my big night out. i can recommend a nice japanese replimat on the embarcadero. i was never very good with chopsticks. starfleet headquarters. brings back memories even if it is just a re-creation. i remember my last visit there. i was given my general orders for voyager's first mission: proceed to the badlands, and find the maquis. bout you? when was the last time you were at headquarters? before today? march 3, 2368-- the day i resigned my commission. i can still remember the look on the admiral's face. which one? namimby. he taught at the academy, didn't he? that's right. interspecies ethics wasn't it? tactical analysis. of course. ( sighing ) kathryn, you think i might be one of them? you're testing me. you and tuvok were in the alien habitat for nearl

our sensors tell us we've traveled all the way to the delta quadrant, the borg's native territory. erinin magnus, you're breaking up. magnus: just some bioelectric interference. stand by. much. how's junior? he took a real b bting he's'segenerating. wait a minute. something's happening. bill and needle fingers just arrived. they're making repairs to junior. i thought drones from different subunits didn't interact. looks like we were wrong. they deactivated him. why? they're dismantling him. your bio-dampener is losing power. it's time to come home. i've got another minute or so. stand by. we may not get another chance to observe this behavior. seven: it prevented the borg from detecting them. they referred to it as a bio-dampener. the device creates a field around the body which simulates the physiometric conditions within a borg vessel. camouflage. precisely. we need four of these devices. how soon can you replicate them? i'll have to tailor each unit to its user's physiology. a few hours at least. begin immediately. i'll inform the captain. ingenious design. the hansens were reso

in the delta quadrant? i'm afraid so. i've been authorized to use whatever means necessary to destroyoyt. tom, i've calculated the location of the molecules. i'll transfer the coordinates to the helm. take us there at full impulse. aye, captain. i don't have to tell you what's at stake. if a large-scale omega explosion occurs we've got captain's log, supplemental. encrypt log entry. we're approaching the star system where we belie we'll find omega. i have to admit, i've never been this apprehensive about a mission. i know how einstein must have felt about the atom bomb or marcus when she developed the genesis device. they watched helplessly nt that from happening as science took a destructive course . i just hope it's not too late. designed it to contain and stabilize omega. i thought i asked you to work on the photon torpedo. the torpedo may be insufficient. i can modify this chamber to emit an inverse frequency. it will be enough to dissolve omega's interatomic bonds. here's to borg ingenuity. this is excellent work, sev

no time to stop and think about how we got stranded in the delta quadrant. how did we end up here, chakotay? answer me. we were faced with a difficult chchce. we had the means to get home but using it would have putt k so we decided to stay. no... no, no. i decided to stay. i made that choice for everyone. we're alive and well our mission's been a success. very same words i've been telling myself for the past four years. but then we hit this void and i started to realize how empty those words sound. kathryn... i made an error in judgment, chakotay. it was shortsighted and it was selfish and now all of us are paying for my mistake. so if you don't mind, commander, i'll pass on that little game and i'll leave shipboard morale in your capable hands. if the crew asks for me tell them the captain sends her regards. ( door opens ) sir. relax, ensign. anything to report? not even a stray electron concerto. i call it echoes of the void. got a minute? too many, in fact. tell me what you think. ( continues playing in minor key ) now, when we last saw our heroes they ha

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right there - embedded in the delta luggage tag, a tiny microchip and antenna that bag a thing of the the moment the bag is checked, the tag transmits its constant g-p-s location.all the while, the information then sent in real-time to passengers' phones!nation-wide, nearly 2- million bags were mishandled in 2015... delta thinks it can get that down to one! there is a new screening process in place at chicago's o'hare airport.the new system uses what is called "innovation lanes." they use with automated belts and cameras. return bins and additional screening are also automated. so far the new technology is being used by american and united airlines. something new is coming to the cereal aisle for kellogg's frosted flakes fans.. it's cinnamon frosted flakes. the kellogg company says the new flavor was 100-percent driven by fan demand. the new cereal will begin to hit store shelves this jesse has look at your weather and traffic together... wednesday will look better with mostly sunny skies and the mercury continues to stay through on thursday, bringing a breezy southerly wind at 10- 15

here let's find out with the rest of the friday and the weekend has in store >>reporter: 0 from the delta house later on today less checked things out and go upstream waiting for some cloud cover >>reporter: particularly by the latter portion of the day before midnight on or around santa rosa de to showers this takes a lot to 3:15 a.m. were going out exactly 48 hours and did some clearing by that point it shows you how quick of the mover india sunday it should be ok ms 7 is a work for my coming in about 76 close readings come over the east bay hills >>reporter: you will notice to all of this to the 71 san francisco calling a partly cloudy down to san jose or san mateo county it and c 60 a pacific a 70 going on for daly city >>robin winston: nice try heading into the north to bay won't pick up after seven plenty of time to be the rush the would now if you're using 11 of quick 23 minutes from cochrane morgan hill of to the guadalupe parkway in san jose >>james: 20 mi. stretch along was about interstate 80 has a new look traffic information bordet went active give motorists a snapshot of dri

. >> state senator willie simmons has been an elected official of the mississippi delta for 20 years. and he's been running this place, senator's place, for 11. now, what's the difference between soul food and southern, traditional southern food? >> it depends on the culture and what neighborhood you were in. if you were in the black neighborhood, then it became soul. we probably put a little bit more of the throwaway in our cooking, the pig feet, the pig tail, the neck bones and all of that's fatty. >> now you're making me hungry. that's it. so, greens? >> collard greens. >> i'm going to have some of that, for sure. is that fried okra there? i'll have a little of that. might need more than one plate at this rate. let me get some mac and cheese. what's that, lima beans? the red bean.

the san francisco deltas hosting open tryouts today and tomorrow starting at 9:00 in the morning. head to crocker amazon soccer field on moscow street in san francisco. the deltas have their first season starting next year. >>> coming up on the 5:00-hour, imagine going for a hike and running into the first person you voted for president. we're going to tell you about this woman going out for a hike and how she happened to get a picture with hillary clinton. >>> also an jose police are busy investigating a deadly crash that left a pedestrian dead. this happened right outside san jose city hall. we'll tell you what police are saying about the driver involved. >>> good morning, we're looking at a commute and i'm not seeing a lot going on. this could be good news for you. what we're expecting on this veterans day. >>> good news weather wise although there's thick fog forming. be careful. we'll talk about change tonight and tomorrow. slightly cooler but still nice. >>> more vandalism late last night in downtown oakland. protestors marching through the streets, the third night of protes

the deltas are expected to start play next year in the north american soccer league. >>> it's fridayight. time for high school football. one bay area athlete is considered to be the number one college football recruit in the country. >> yeah. the star running back is verbally committed to alabama. kpix 5's jackie ward is live under the lights at antioch high school. jackie. >> reporter: najgy harris is just as great off the field as well as on. he is amazing. he is model and humble a hard working running back who wants to play football. >> he jumps one defendser. >> reporter: with moves like this, it's no wonder harris has been offered more than 30 scholarships from some of the top college football programs in the country. >> man, he is electrifying. very talented. very excited play. he has nfl potential. >> reporter: two years ago as a sophomore he ran for more than 2200 yards and scored 23 touchdowns. that's when the offers started rolling in. in the end, he verbally committed to the university of alabama. >> he is a hometown hero for this community. he has a great heart, a great f

the delta c.e.o. said they made a mistake by allowing him to >> the first regularly scheduled flight from the u.s. in more than 50 years landed in havana. american airlines is offering four daily flights from miami to havana. and cyber monday is close to breaking spending reports and today people spent nearly $3.5 billion online. >> that is a reminder to be awar steal your loot. >> you can get specific with delivery instruction and the package is left in a safe spot at home and request that it be left at a post office to pick up yourself. >> surveillance video catches a porch prowler and not too far from there a doorbell camera captures two more with packages running off on the porch. they are not alone. 23 million p packages stolen and thieves aren't slowing down. >> going on to people's property and seeing that people are away and at work and two family incomes and people are working longer. dark this time of year. and they take packages that may have been the holiday gifts or something you wanted f

nothing but an easterly breeze and there's a component in the delta at the napa airport. not too many people hang out there but boy, has it been hot this week. also down in santa cruise and watsonville, very warm. we're starting off with 40s, 50s and 60s. there's cool readings. morgan hill checking in at 49. 47 at lower elevations. you get up a couple thousand feet and 64. that's very warm air aloft. 52 and 53. stephanie writes me from apptos and says it's been hot this week. 80 is hot for november, let's face it. our system is giving us a cool down tonight and tomorrow. this is a weak system. maren county north, looking weak. .02 for drizzle in the mix. tuesday and wednesday, that's the system i have been talking about on its way. not until next wednesday though. 70s and 60s easing up on the highs but still above average. mostly cloudy tonight into saturday. light rain north except for fog sunday and monday, most of tuesday looking good and then rain wednesday. >>> okay good morning, we have "morning sun" by jesse collins. ♪ [ music ] ♪ . >>> the time is 5:52 remember wh

that's ushering a cooler air mass and not only that but also out to the delta bridge vacaville. that is stronger. 40s. santa rosa 43 and the cooler air filtering in. east bay temperatures 40s and lafayette and walnut creek 43. santa rosa 9 degrees cooler and hayward 7. much cooler air masses moving in. this has to slide through the next systems out here won't arrive until probable saturday. draw your attention to there won't be much left here except if you are on the north coast. saturday thing juices up and widespread rain for everybody by the time we get to sunday. i will tackle that closer towards friday but it looks like everybody will get in on a rainy weekend. 60s on the temperatures. that will do it and we are going to stay on the cool side here. cooler and breezy pattern and a few cues in the hills and cold and sunny thursday and friday and clouding up saturday and rain to the north and for everybody on sunday, at least that's the track for now. >>> okay. definitely cooler. >>> yes. >> you can feel it so grab the jackets. >> time is 4: 20. a tuition hike for almost a half

temperatures ranging from the mid-40s by the delta to the mid-50s and the wind have been a factor along the coast and into the east bay, as well. so get set for the possibility of a thunderstorm today. 50s for everyone. still showers by 4:00. rain will be ending tonight. but still more rain into your sunday. i'll tell you when and we had talk about a second and third system in a few minutes. cornell. >> lisa, thank you very much. we have up to the minute weather with information for you anytime on the abc7 news app. after the open the app on your phone or tablet, tap on the temperature in the top right corner. that will give you custom forecasts for where you live or work. you can scroll down to see live doppler radar for your neighborhood and everyone in bait area. >>> developing news out of cuba, now. fidel castro, the man who led a communist uprising on the island and led for decades, has died at age 90. he will be remembered as a controversial and devicive world leader. to followers, he was a hero who became a champion for socialism, and to lift up the cuban people. but to opponents

in the delta. the horses were spooked for a very good reason. can you see on eli's go pro. >> oh, yeah it is a predator. >> we're going to switch to lindsey's camera to a different ang angle. they see a lion. in quick pursuit. they saw her behind the termite mountain. the lion leaps out. eli is lying in the bog. the lion running right for him. that lion goes -- and stops. eli survives. the uft rest of the crew doesn't realize they have got a man down. they keep running. they don't know eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. luckily he got out of this. there is his riderless horse. >> that horse was on full on survival mode. >> bye. >>ent were of horse power. >> this lapped last kruger national park. it it was quite the experience. these folks survived and they have a story to tell. >>> a fair situation turned into a heart warming scene when this group of women in china came together. a woman left a baby in a women's rest room in that little trash can there. they suspect the baby isn't much more than an hour old. and when she

the delta rays? he went in bringing out all those kids that were still alive. just wanted you gentlemen to be prepared. commodore: captain pike. captain, you remember these gentlemen. two flashes mean no. i thought you might make an exception for them. i'm sorry, gentlemen. chris, if there's anything i can do for you... captain pike, may i remain for a moment? you know why i've come, captain. it's only 6 days away at maximum warp, i have never disobeyed your orders before, captain, but this time i must. i know. i know it is treachery, and it's mutiny... but i must do this. i have no choice. space--the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. its 5-year mission-- to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, once more, jose. spock stated he received a message for us to come here. he entered same in his log. that's all the proof i require. and what do those record tapes show? no message sent f from here. no message received by your vessel. then i suggest the record tapes hahave been deliberately changed. a com

it's going to drop the biggest breeze in a long time in the delta. 50s on the temperatures. they'll be up. a few 40s. this system will give north bay some rain. for everyone else it will turn cloudy. it's 4:01. on a tuesday morning. >> yes, sir. i think tuesday could be one of the toughest days of the week. if more reasons. we're with the chickens. >> and the rooster. >> rooster is a chicken? yes. thank you. westbound 508 as you drive through the altamont pass you can see traffic is slow. we have a little stop and go traffic. livermore to pleasanton. not bad. 880 north and south not a bad drive as you drive past the coliseum. at the bay bridge light trying to get to san francisco. no delay. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> a gun battle in fremont where one man was hurt was over an illegal marijuana. shots fired at a home near interstate 680. two people wearing masks trying break in and started shooting. the people inside the home fired back. a car window was shattered and trail of blood was found on the swauk. an hour later a man with a bullet wound showed up at the hospi

you can see the line starting to pick up a little bit here at delta. a very busy time for folks flying out of airports around the bay area this weekend. the travel season here at sfo started last weekend and lasts through january of next year. the airport is expecting 6.5 million people to travel through the airport during this time. the busiest day will be sunday after thanksgiving with over 160,000 travellers passing through sfo. here are important tips for travelers. you can expect a busy day. encouraged to arrive two hours prior to your departure if you're flying domestically, three hours if you're flying internationally, packing any liquids or gels, you want to keep it to three ounces or less. get more information on that on tsa.gov. folks have been ready to fly out of town. as of right now, no major delays to report here at least at sfo. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> let's hope it remains calm and everyone is nice. 4:33. the fight between the 9ers and the city of santa clara is escalating. late last night, city leaders moved a step close

we've been here at terminal one at the delta check-in. there haven't been the long lines that we've come to expect as people head to the security checkpoint to fly home for the weekend. as we talk to sfo, there may be a good reason why we're not seeing the long lines. it's the typical hustle and bustle at sfo this morning. as folks are getting ready to fly out for the holiday weekend there is a noticeable change in the number of folks passing through the gates. >> i thought that as i walked in. this looks great! it's calm. >> reporter: according to sfo there has been a trend in folks taking the entire week of thanksgiving off, which means more flights on the friday leading up to the holiday instead of wednesday before it. >> today we're expecting about 150,000 people in and out of sfo. last friday we did about 165,000. next sunday we'll do about 160,000. >> reporter: that still means it will be a busy day at airports around the bay area today. you should still arrive two to three hours before your flight. but it gives a bit of relief for t

the core? la forge to delta flyer. our sensors are reading an overload in your warp matrix. lower your shields. we'll beam you out of there. i appreciate the offer, captain but the answer's no. i suggest you get to a safe distance. warning: warp core breach in 45 seconds. harry, now would be a good time. mr. kim! it's losing power. warning: warp core breach in 30 seconds. your emitter. it's got its own power source. would it be enough? it's our only chance. glad you could join us, doc. it's been a pleasure. ( chuckles ) warning: warp core breach in 15 seconds. chakotay, i'm giving this one more try. warning: warp core breach in ten, nine, eight, seven, six yes! captain, i am receiving a transmission. you said the com-link was down. it is. the signal is being routed through one of my cranial implants. it contains a new set of phase corrections. does harry know how to access your borg systems? no. he must have figured out a way. enter the corrections. captain, the quantum drive just went off-line. we're dropping to impulse. captain we've lost the slipstream. the slipstream coll

the video and hashtag-- "boycott delta"-- started trending on social media. emma baum/passenger 1:20-1:29"he went off the plane for like 15 minutes, delaying our flight. then he came back on and said 'this is what you get for being a patriot', loudly for the whole flight to hear and then sat dow" delta issued a response saying in part... "we are sorry to our customers who experienced this disruption. we have followed up with the teams involved...and all agree that this customer should not have been allowed to continue on the flight." delta is now saying it offered full refunds to the passengers on that flight. 3 japanese theme park, 'space world', has apologized for freezing 5-thousand fish in a skating rink. the park was forced to close the attraction on sunday after public backlash. the special winter attraction was ll fish, crabs and other shellfish, embedded into the ice. the space world manager told c-n-n that the social media reaction has been "brutal." the manager says the park will remove the fish from the skate rink, hold a religious service for them,

and now the fog out towards the delta.ut we're also looking at a weak incoming system that will allow for perhaps a few overnight sprinkles, mist and drizzle, maybe some showers. we'll track it hour by hour, but i want to take you outside and check out this haze here, with our east bay hills camera, it is 50 in oakland, as well as san jose, looking at 46 in gilroy and with the fog up to 50 at half moon bay. from this vantage point, you can see the sunshine, but we've got high and low clouds with low 40s, as well as the delta, 44 in livermore. concord, 49, so that brings everyone down this morning. any where from 2 to 9 degrees cooler this morning. very little wind. we've got the rational cooling. it was in the 70s yesterday. showers tonight into monday morning, and mild fall weather returns for most of next week. hide hi surf advisory with very large waves, 10 to 13 feet and we're looking at those possible sneaker waves, so the westerly swells very dangerous. after 2:00, the clouds increase in the north bay. low clouds and

>> everybody's got to do it. >> they're shouting at the delta employees. people in line, they better freeze. harvey: that's a bad thing to say at the airport. >> you're right. >> he jumps up onto the counter. >> i need everybody to freeze! three, two, one -- >> and everyone, including people in line, delta employees, everyone freezes. harvey: no! >> seriously? >> that's so cool. one lady who runz it though. one lady takes that opportunity to scratch an itch on her face, ruining my mannequin challenge. [laughter] i was really pissed off and it ruined my afternoon. announcer: and now return fire, starring -- >> oh, lord! announcer: sort of. it's the guy who plays him in "hamilton" brandon dixon. >> the president-elect is demanding an apoly? >> i heard. announcer: i don't think he's apologizing. quick recap -- >> and peasants toe shoate and brandon said something he thought we should know -- >> we are a diverse america who are alarmed and anxious and know the new administration will not protect us. announcer: the president-elect freaked and tweeted -- >> that'