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weather across the country. some good news your thanksgiving day meal won't cost as much as previous years. why you may catch a break at the grocery store this holiday. and a little disappointment for some people visiting san francisco this week. we'll tell you why. one of the city's most popular attractions will be limited or out of service in some areas today and tomorrow. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. garcia has the day off today. i've seen you before. staying a little later today. yeah. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. welcome to monday. november 25th. we have some rain drops and some slick roads in some areas this morning. steve, is your forecast. >> i do. we also have some fog out there, but this is a rain going more south to north as there's still rain to the north. but not nearly the amount. thank goodness that we had last week, but this will be a chilly day. temperatures really in the low 50s here, and i don't think they'll travel too far to the

north mid 50s would not surprise on high temps. there's a low to the north and then the moisture plume coming in. now there is a lot of this has gone from south to north and continues to lift north watch in the last few. so this is marin county over to solano county lifting into southern sonoma and napa. but the main focus is south definitely san jose, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley down to monterey peninsula as well. now we're not expecting excessive amounts. it's just good old fashioned rain. but there could be some decent. i think they'll be more than that in the santa cruz mountains. i think the forecast models are missing this. i'm not really missing it, but they're missing it. cloudy and rain for most. breezy. colder. maybe. showers to the north, but this is a rainy pattern here for especially areas that did not have much last week 5060 on the temps. all right alice here. maybe she'll go south first. don't know. let's ask her. >> we will go. we're not going to go south this time around. we're going to focus on your east contra costa commute. because westbound highway four, as usual, is slow. again this morning. there's no major

problems there to tell you abou. just some slow traffic, although it's getting a little bit lighter on southbound. 242 through concord. taking a look at the rest of the east bay commute, there was a reported crash southbound 680 at stone valley road, but that's just a blip there. your biggest problem really is what's going on in the east shore freeway with that crash on westbound 80 at university, there's also a report of some roadway flooding at telegraph in central oakland there. so taking a look at westbound highway 24 things look okay here. you can see the rain coming down here. and it's still slick pavement out there on the road at the bay bridge toll plaza. you're still looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. and then it's slow going, getting all the way into the city. 702. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. ali. this could be the busiest thanksgiving week ever for holiday travel, both at the airports and on the roads across the country. more than 80 million americans, according to triple a, will travel for the holiday this week. many bay area travelers plan to drive to the sierra to spend thanksgiving

enjoying all that new snow at the lake tahoe. resorts and ski shops have been very busy. >> we took in about 80 skis for tunes and mounts and everything, and everyone's plan is to go either thursday or friday for thanksgiving. >> the tsa predicts 18 million passengers will be screened at the airports this holiday week, which is a new record. many travelers we talked to at y area airports are happy they're not facing the bad weather we had last week. >> i was expecting so much worse. my flight was at noon, but i got there at like nine because i thought it was going to be super bad. >> rainy weather could still affect bay area airports this morning. if you are traveling for the holidays, you should always double check. check ahead for those flight delays or cancellations before you head to the airport. so far this morning, there have been nearly 150 delays at sfo. just one cancellation. >> all right. our time is 703. new bart faregates at sfo have been installed just in time for

the busy holiday travel season. sfo also has police officers at the entrance of the airport to prevent fare evasion. sfo director says the new gates have sensors. they let riders with luggage get extra time to get through those gates by the end of next year. bart is hoping to have the new fare gates installed at all 50 bart stations. >> triple a says gas prices are falling just in time for those holiday road trips. we just checked this morning's gas prices nationally. the average price is 3.05 a gallon. of course, it's higher in california at 444 a gallon. that is still about $0.16 cheaper than a month ago. energy experts are worried california gas prices could go up more next year, though, due to a new blend of fuel mandate approved by state regulators earlier this month. here are some of the bay area gas prices san francisco right now 463. that's more than a quarter cheaper than it was a month ago. there's the comparison there. oakland is

averaging 447 now, 26 less than a month ago. the south bay san jose averaging 442 a gallon, which is about $0.24 cheaper than a month ago. >> all right. time now. 704. the cost of your thanksgiving meal this year is going to be lower. it depends on whatever dishes you choose to make. ktvu is james torres is in walnut creek to tell us what to expect. if you still have some shopping to do to get ready for thanksgiving. good morning jame. >> good morning to you dave. well, these surveyors are calling it a just moderate decline. they're not to say that your thanksgiving meal shopping might not still be pretty pricey in fact, this year is still about 20% higher than it was about five years ago. however, these researchers say there are a little bit of hope. and that's all. according to the american farm bureau federation, this is the second year in a row where the price of a thanksgiving feast slightly declined. it looks at the average cost of a dinner for about ten people, and it found your meal could be

about 5% cheaper than last year. the price of turkeys, especially, are down big, about 20% compared to last year. however, one food economist says there are still some groceries that will still cost you if you're baking. >> there's also some bad news. egg prices are especially high. eggs are 40% higher than they were a year ago due to avian influenza reducing the flock of layers in the country. butter prices are also up slightly as is as are prices of sugar. >> and in typical west coast fashion, the survey also found people in our region will pay about 8 to $10 more for their thanksgiving dinners, compared to people who live out in the south or in the midwest. and to help generate those numbers, researchers say they looked at typical dishes in a thanksgiving meal. of course, we talked about the turkey, but they're also looking at things like stuffing,

peas, dinner rolls, sides like that. on average, they say a full thanksgiving meal is expected to be about $3 cheaper per person compared to last year. reporting live this morning in walnut creek. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. all right. as rain falls in the south bay this morning, the north bay cleaning up for the storms. the russian river in guerneville now receding, revealing some of the damage caused by the storm. >> one couple, who lives near the russian river moved into their new home less than two weeks ago. they now have three feet of water in their basement, which was still filled with moving boxes that they haven't been able to unpack. >> it's over. it's gone. everything. because i knew it wasn't. we couldn't save it, you know? and i feel bad for mike because it's all his stuff. you know, i just wish that he didn't have to go through this. >> that storm also damaged the couple's truck and their work tools they needed for their

contracting job. and they have a leaky roof, too. the flooding, unfortunately, not out of the ordinary in guerneville. down the road, the peewee golf course and arcade actually has a marker now showing how high the flood waters reached during the storms. >> it's just a pain to have to clean up every time. so yeah, and we move most of the stuff upstairs beforehand. >> the water level there, that golf course reached three feet over the weekend. back in 1986, it reached as high as 15ft. that golf course is estimating damage this time about $200,000. >> google and the justice department are scheduled to deliver closing arguments today. in a trial accusing google's advertising technology as an illegal monopoly in the lawsuit in a virginia federal court. the biden administration and a coalition of states argue that google should be forced to sell its advertising tech business, which is generating tens of billions of dollars annually. the lawsuit is separate from another case accusing the tech

giant of a monopoly. in that case, the feds are asking the courts to break up the company's chrome browser search engine cable car service in san francisco today, and tomorrow will be adjusted because of street closures. the powell, mason and powell-hyde cable car lines will be partially served by busses, with the cable cars only operating north of washington street. the california cable car line will be out of service completely. passengers can take the one california bus that change continues through tomorrow evening at 530. >> time now is 708. we're going to start with your south bay commute. this time around. things are busy there. that's where a lot of the rainfall that we've had since early this morning has kind of swept through. and it's still there right now. a couple of problems here to tell you about northbound 680 just south of scott creek road. there's some objects in pillows. according to the chp notes, right in those middle lanes. and so cars are having to swerve around that. keeping an eye on the live

picture here, you can see the rainfall coming down in the very slick roads. and this live picture of 280 in san jose past downtown, 880 in oakland. this section of 880 is okay, but it's a bit sluggish around southbound 880 at tennyson. there's a crash that happened there earlier that was blocking one of the middle lanes. oops. taking a look at highway 24 and lafayette, you can see it is stop and go all the way over to the caldecott tunnel. 709 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. ali, thank you. well, for people in need, a helping hand during this holiday week. coming up, the events happening this morning to make sure families are well fed over thanksgiving. >> and another 49ers loss. and another quarterback dealing with an injury. we'll tell you how the niners are trying to rebound from what players and coaches are calling. one of the most embarrassing l s

welcome back to mornings on two. the heaviest rain may be gone, but there are still some issues to talk about at sfo this morning. taking you out there live. nearly 150 flights are already delayed. this comes after several thousand flights were delayed late last week and into the weekend because of the storm. so far, just one flight has been canceled this morning, but again, we're going to keep an eye on those delays and

cancellations throughout the morning and throughout this busy holiday week. >> and pam, about 500 hotel workers at the marriott marquis in san francisco have joined a bigger hotel. workers strike. the marriott employees are now part of a strike involving 2000 other workers throughout the city. they've been on the picket lines for the past two months. six hotels owned by marriott, hyatt and hilton are affected. are people born wicked? >> wicked cast a spell over the box office this weekend. the musical turned movie brought in about $114 million domestically, 164 million worldwide. it is the third biggest opening of a film this year. >> all right. our time is 714. everybody talking about the 49ers. they're going to try to bounce back from a big loss to the packers and get ready to play one of the best teams in the nfl this coming sunday. >> yeah, they have their work cut out for them. after a blowout loss in green bay. ktvu is andre senior joining us now with reaction from boy

disappointing fans players the coach everybody. >> we'll wind it down. we'll wind it around with the rain here. rain here is one thing. but they had something different out in green bay. >> yes, they did for sure. >> all right, let's get right to. it was a long and frustrating day for the 40 niners in green bay. they lost to the packers 38 to 10. disastrous loss here on the road. mostly bad from the start to the finish as well. it was a game that had many 40 niners fans questioning whether the defending nfc champions will make it to the postseason. even the team's players and head coach are calling their loss to the packers, quote, embarrassing. brock purdy, nick bosa, trent williams were all out with injuries, and backup quarterback brandon allen struggled to lead the offense the entire game. the niners also had three costly turnovers in the second half, which played a big role in their decisive defeat. >> i'm really not concerned right now about how many guys we missed today. we didn't play good enough, so that's not a factor. but when you are missing some guys, you do have to be

better. and when you have those penalties and we didn't stop the run like we did and having those three turnovers in the second half, that's how you get embarrassed. >> yeah. no that's about as bad as it can get. probably the worst. i've been a part of. >> so this was backup quarterback brandon allen's first nfl start since 2021. he had a broken finger on his non-throwing hand, which was injured in practice. he downplayed the injury, saying it was not a factor, a major factor, at least in his disappointing debut for the niners. but allen did say the weather played a role in the 49ers miserable day in green ba. >> snowing rain, whatever in the second half a little bit. so just made it a little bit slicker and it kind of killed us on two on one play. i could have got it to jj started slipping on it, and then the fumble that one's still right on top of my mind right now. just brutal. >> the niners record now slips to five wins six losses, and the red and gold faced some tough opponents in the next weeks ahead. with the injuries still a major concern here. but the defending nfc champs are not out

of the playoff race just yet. here's a look at the current nfc west standings. the niners are just one game behind the seattle seahawks, who lead the division, and they are still six games left in the regular season. at the same time, there is a tough road ahead for the niners. their challenges begin next sunday night when they face the bills in buffalo, a team that currently leads the afc east and the bills are widely seen as strong contenders to make it to the super bowl. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time now. 716. let's check in with allie rasmus again. get the latest on our commute. what's happening now? >> east bay commute getting trickier as the morning goes on and as more people get out on the roads. you know, we think it would be a pretty light week traffic wise with the thanksgiving holiday coming up, but there's still some problems out there, as you can see here from the map we mentioned earlier. now there's a crash icon southbound 680 at stone valley road. also that crash westbound 80 at university. and there's also if you can go a little further down, actually we'll show this picture because

you can see how much longer the drive time is from vallejo to the macarthur maze coming up to about 40 minutes. you can also see the rain coming down there and also at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza, where traffic is still a bit sluggish. and we like to end it on this shot of the golden gate bridge. you can see it's a bit windy out there, as well as that rain coming down, and a lot of rain clouds in these live pictures. so if you are driving, you have to have in your windshield wipers are on, you have to have your headlights on as well, even during daylight hours. that's a state law. and we're going to have these rainy conditions for drivers throughout the day. let's check in with steve paulson now. >> all right ali thank you. we do have two systems. the one main one to the south though. looks like it's taking over here. the low to the north no doubt has pumped in some pretty cold air. but that moisture plume to the south, which was south and then lifting north, continues to live north. and there it is. so some active you can see now it's made it up into sonoma county, napa county, a different little scenario up in

mendocino and lake county. but this is the main band now. there's nothing excessive about it. but there could be some pretty good amounts here, especially around santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley. and so far that's been the case here. but bonnie doon 2100 morgan hills had 2/10. san jose, 16, gilroy 16. campbell and los gatos also in there about 16 100 40s and 50s. going to be a cool, chilly day in the mountains. a winter storm warning starts later today and goes through early wednesday. this will favor areas us 50 south more so than north, so kirkwood looks like heavenly bear valley will get more than other areas. 20s 30s in the mountains and again snow forecast. there's a lot more south of kirkwood this time than there is north. so it'll even out here. and that's what we're expecting for today. also on the rainfall, even though we're not expecting anything like last week, thank goodness that was enough. 1 to 3ft though. possible winter storm warning starts at 1:00 today goes through 4 a.m. wednesday. a lot of fog out there. kind of a gray, chilly, cold day. 50s on the temps right now, but off and

on. rain that moisture plume will be with us today, tomorrow and then start to drift south as the low moves inland late tuesday. that will end all this. but today and tomorrow. now we're in the rain again with the heaviest amounts around the santa cruz mountains. i think an inch could probably fall. i think the forecast models are a little underdone here. i would definitely favor a little bit more than that towards ben lomond, bonny doon, boulder creek. after wednesday morning though, it's dry, but watch out, tule fog. that ground fog will be front and center, especially inland areas. and in the valley on wednesday night into thursday and friday. rainy days and monday's heaviest rain. san jose, santa cruz, south 50s. that's it. or low, low 60s. >> all right. thank you. time now. 720 chinook salmon came back to los gatos creek. the fish were seen over the weekend in campbell swimming upstream to spawn. thanks to the recent rains that filled up bay area creeks. and people came by to see for themselves what those salmon were doing. >> this year, it seems like

they're back and they're here for us. it's kind of cool to see them in the river like this wild and everything. it's kind of brings you back to many years ago when they used to be in here quite often. >> and once those eggs hatch, the juvenile fish will eventually migrate downstream into the bay. their bodies will adjust to saltwater. then they'll come back to the creeks to spawn about three years later. time at 721. oakland police trying their best to put an end to sideshows, but video posted online over the weekend shows the work. it will be a lot much easier said than done and a health alert in the bay area. the potentially deadly disease found in raw milk sold in the sout h bay

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three. an important health alert issued by the cdc is a holiday season begins. the alert warns of a dramatic increase in respiratory diseases in the coming weeks, as the weather gets colder and people spend more time indoors. the cdc says now is the time to get vaccinated for respiratory illnesses. before the holiday, parties begin. >> as we go into december and january, we'll see more and more respiratory cases. there does reach kind of a tipping point where, you know, there is a wave of children, so to speak >> now, the cdc says less than 40% of the people who should be

vaccinated have been vaccinated. so far. samples of raw milk sold in the south bay tested positive for bird flu. santa clara county health officials say the virus was in milk produced by raw farm llc in fresno county. now, the company issued a voluntary recall of the product. it has an expiration date of november 27th. health officials say avoid drinking that raw milk and take it back to the store. so far, no illnesses have been reported from that product. health officials also say pasteurized milk and other milk products are safe to eat and drink, because the heating process kills the viruses, including the bird flu. the avian flu is among the factors causing a shortage of eggs at some grocery stores. shoppers at some trader joe's stores around the country reported seeing limited or no eggs in stock. industry analysts and grocery chain workers put

the blame on the supply shortage on several reasons. on top of the avian flu outbreaks causing problems at the farms. trader joe's is switching to cage free eggs, which affects their supply chain. your time is now 725. an annual thanksgiving market is coming back to downtown oakland, and they're inviting the community to come on out and support dozens of small, black owned businesses. it's called the black out holiday market. third year in a row, the market has returned. it's a two day event friday and saturday, falling on black friday and small business saturday. it is 726. the lines are already forming in the south bay as families who need some help before thanksgiving are turning out. we'll bring you a live report from the line hours before food will be distributed. and a high profile crime under the bright lights again, what's

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facing charges of child. we'll let you hear from a parent and a former student about these alarming allegations. and families in need already lining up this morning. we'll check in in the south bay as the camera pans around where people already have spent hours in line for a food giveaway that's set to begin later this morning. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday november 25th as you guys say. i'm here all morning. yes you are. garcia has the day off today. i think it's a little drizzly out there, but south ba. right, steve? getting some rain. >> steady. no doubt that's the heaviest. will be south, but there's rain moving in almost everywhere here, along with some low clouds and fog. this is a far different pattern than last

week, but we're not expecting heavy amounts here. but there could be some pretty good ones. santa cruz, santa cruz mountains here, and no doubt south. if you're if you are traveling, maybe you want to keep that in mind over the next 48 to 60 or 72 hours. the system to the north is lifting north, so this system is drawing up moisture from the south. so at one time it was all towards san jose. now it's into marin county, san pablo bay, southern napa, solano lifting towards santa rosa. so it looks like a cloudy day. heaviest amounts though it will be more steady. santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, san jose down to santa clara valley. i think there will be more than this between today and tomorrow. after that, it looks like the moisture will start to move south on wednesday morning and then it will be dry. but there could be a ton of tule fog here. rainy days and mondays. it's colder as well. temperatures really only in the 50s to low 60s at best. all right alex here. when it rains, she's busy. 731 we begin with what we're going to focus on 880 this time around, because it's been busy since the morning got started, and it hasn't really let up since then. >> you can see from the map a lot of slow traffic. there's a

new crash southbound 880 just south of dakota road. that's a hit and run crash blocking one of the lanes. and then just south of there, as you approach the dumbarton bridge at westbound 84 at that toll plaza, there is another crash blocking one of the middle lanes heading south. from there you can see some problems continue on 880, there's a crash in the south bay southbound, 880 at stevens creek boulevard, and then some earlier problems on 101 and 280. taking a look at this live picture of 280 past downtown in san jose. it looks okay, but you can see the rain is coming down. the roads are slick. make sure you have your headlights on any time you have your windshield wipers on, even during daylight hours. if it's raining, that's what you're supposed to do. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. things are at least moving, shifting a little bit, but it is slow getting onto the span and into the city. 732. let's go back to the desk. >> well, with just three days until thanksgiving, nonprofits across the bay area are working hard to make sure more people have food on the table. ktvu is amanda quintana is at a free

food distribution event in san jose. amanda. >> well, we are right behind paypal park, and i want to show you this line because it has been quickly growing. when we got here around 7:00, there were already 20 cars here waiting in line. now it's well over 30, possibly closer to 40 cars. and this distribution doesn't start until nine this morning. so, you know, people we've talked to in line say they've been here for several hours already, even though this is a big week for giveaways like this one. hunger at home. who's hosting this distribution. they do this food distribution here every week. so anyone in need of support can simply show up. they drive through, they get those prepared meals, boxed goods and fresh produce. we spoke to kim ho, who says she comes every monday. she got here at five this morning to wait in line, and she says she will get everything she needs to

last the whole week. that includes a meat, vegetables, plus much more. >> everything and then beside that they have canned food too, and some cooked food. the way they cook already. this one helps a lot. yeah, like like before we were working and now like for retire and so deeply help a lot. >> so what hunger at home does is they partner with hotels, restaurants, convention centers and stadiums to collect excess food. that food gets diverted from local landfills and instead goes to some of the many people experiencing food insecurity in silicon valley. in this area, that's about 1 in 4 people. and clearly, i mean based on this line, there is a need in this community. so, you know, the woman we spoke to, she comes every week. a lot of these people come often. this isn't

just a thanksgiving event, a thanksgiving thing. you know, this is always needed. of course it gets more. you know, popular during the holidays. and we come out and we see the line and things. but this is happening every single week that people need this help and they're able to get it because of organizations like this one live in san jose. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you time. 734 a lot of fresh snow fell on the sierra last week and last week's storm. here's some video of mammoth mountain in the southern sierra. there's two feet of fresh snow there. resort officials are hoping they'll get even more snow by the end of the week. >> this is great for the economy. this is great for the resorts to start bringing that income in. whether you're north of i-80, shasta, up north pacific northwest all the way down to china peak, it's going to be a great holiday. >> and coop knows now if you plan to drive up to tahoe, check

with caltrans about chain controls. these are live pictures. interstate 80 at donner summit a live picture right now, caltrans has dropped the chain controls on highway 80 and 50, and while there's no snow falling right now, that can change quickly. >> authorities in sonoma county are looking into the circumstances involving the deaths of two people during the recent storm. their bodies were found early saturday morning. one was in a flooded car near maze canyon road, just off highway 116, in guerneville. law enforcement believe the victim was trying to drive through the rising waters. the second body was found in piner creek near centurion drive. first responders are reminding people to use extra caution during heavy rain. >> when we've got those a-frames up that say road closed, flooded, listen to them, please turn around. don't drown. like you said, just a mere six inches of water. fast moving water can knock an adult over in just 12in. can carry away most cars, and just two feet will take away

an suv or a truck. >> on friday, the russian river reached flood stage. the water peaked saturday morning at 34.5ft, but has since receded. >> our time is now 736. some of the stories we're following for you. this morning. the menendez brothers are expected to appear virtually in court today to ask a judge to be resentenced. they want to reduce charge of voluntary manslaughter instead of the murder conviction they received back in 1989. they are basing this off of new evidence that their father sexually abused them. now, if the judge chooses to resentence them, they could be released from prison. >> a staff member at a high school in solano county has been arrested, accused of possessing child. police in rio vista arrested 33 year old drake sherman on saturday after they say they found child sexual assault material at his home. sherman is a teacher, athletic director and baseball coach at rio vista high school but has been on administrative leave

since march. we heard from parents and former students about the news. >> it seemed to be more involved in talking to the students, acting, asking like, hey, is the teacher acting weird? or are they harassing you? >> this is horrible. like, you don't want to hear these kinds of things about your teachers and your community. it's devastating. >> sherman was booked in solano county jail and now faces 14 counts of possession of child. oakland police are investigating reports of sideshows over the weekend. this video, posted to the citizen app shows sideshow activity just after 2 a.m. sunday morning along foothill boulevard. you can see a crowd of people surrounding the intersection as several cars spin out. police are asking anyone with information about the illegal activity to please call them. >> all right. pam. time is 738. right back to allie. rasmus. you've been busy this morning.

>> it's been a busy commute. no monday light for this holiday week. for folks. maybe that's influenced by the rain that we have out there. we've seen some solo vehicle crashes and some spin out crashes so far this morning. taking a look at the map. the big problem spots are the east shore freeway and that westbound 80 corridor coming through berkeley towards the bay bridge toll plaza. there's also been a couple problems when you get over the span into san francisco. your drive time is improving, though, from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it will take you under 30 minutes. it was almost 40 minutes. about a half hour ago, so some earlier crashes have now been cleared. here's a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. it looks like the rain has let up, although there's still some lingering raindrops on the camera lens. traffic kind of sluggishly pushing along through into marin county. here. and we'll take another check of the bay bridge toll plaza. it's pretty much unchanged. you're still looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. 739. here's steve paulson with a look at the forecast here. and also

the you're talking also about the tahoe sierra forecast today. >> we'll take a look at the totals here. november has been a good month here. most of this fell in the last four days. the good news though is areas that have been a little bit also ran category will now pick up a little bit of ground over the next 48 hours. that would be heavenly and bear valley memorial. 67in in november. sugar bowl and central sierra snow lab, soda springs 53. palisades tahoe 38. northstar 36. mount rose 31. heavenly only 27. bear valley 25. but you can probably add. i'd say a good 10 to 12, maybe more, over the next 36 48 hours. and there it is. this will no doubt favor areas us 50 south versus north, which was kind of the case here. it doesn't mean they won't get some, but the heavier amounts will be south. low spinning off of oregon washington will eventually punch inland on tuesday, but a lot of moisture is coming up and that is taking aim more towards the central coast and also down towards santa cruz. now a lot of that moisture is lifted north. it's cloudy off and on light rain or a steady rain. the heavier

amounts by far have been towards santa cruz, san jose and the santa clara valley. bonny doon over a quarter of an inch. morgan hill 2/10. san jose 16. in gilroy 16. so not much, but they are getting in on the rain here today and tomorrow. 40s 50s on the temps here. fog also out there. chilly cold cloudy day. some temps in the north. won't think i will get out of about 55 or 56. once that moisture comes through tomorrow after that it will start to drift south. then we'll go into a drier pattern, probably for a little bit. but believe you me, tule fog will be a big issue wednesday night, thursday, and also friday inland areas. this could be one where antioch and brentwood are 49. in the city is sitting at 64 on friday, one of those. but today and tomorrow it's about some light rain. nothing excessive, nothing too heavy. and it does look like by wednesday morning. after that, we'll get a break. look at mammoth compared to others. there will be more towards the central coast than anywhere else in this pattern. rainy days and mondays. dave, who sang that? rainy days. >> that would be the carpenters. >> the carpenters? yes. karen

tension. 36% each and 28%. yes. keep the peace. so head to ktvu.com/vote. let us know what you think about this. how are you going to keep the peace in your house? on the subject of politics? pretty equally spread around there. yeah, it's still early in the game. >> we'll see what my plan is. >> oh my gosh, how about the warriors? >> yeah man do they look good. >> did you really say off the table. >> off the table. off the table. >> keep it off the table. >> keep it off the table. yeah okay. >> very nice. all right. weigh in. we love to hear what you have to say about this and that hit us up on social media. let us know how you change the topic or how you deal with debates as we go to break one more, look at that poll scan that qr code on the top right hand corner that will take you there. we'll keep sharing the results.

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brandon allen. he struggled the whole game and he was hurt as well. meantime, former 49ers quarterback sam darnold led the minnesota vikings to an overtime win over the chicago bears 30 to 27. darnold threw for 90 of his 330 yards in overtime. that set up a game winning field goal, and the vikings beat the bears 30 to 27. the latest battle between these long time division rivals, the dallas cowboys, ended their five game losing streak by upsetting the washington commanders 34 to 26. >> yesterday's game at the nation's capital started as a defensive struggle, but the two teams combined for 54 points in the second half. kicker austin seibert missed two extra points in washington's loss. both frank mallicoat and sal castaneda smiling today after their cal bears beat stanford for the fourth straight year in the big game. cal knocked off stanford 24 to 21 at memorial stadium. it

was the bears sixth victory of the season, making them bowl eligible. cal quarterback fernando mendoza had one of his best games of his career, throwing for three touchdown passes, leading a 98 yard touchdown drive to cap off that comeback win. >> our time. 747. the number of flight delays and flight cancellations keep going up every time we check this morning. these are live pictures. we're looking at the airport now. according to flightaware, there were almost 160 flights delayed. now three flights are been canceled at sfo. this comes after several thousand flights were delayed and hundreds were canceled late last week into the weekend. we're going to keep watching it, keep a close eye on these delays and flight cancellations throughout the morning and throughout this very busy holiday week. >> cable car service in san francisco today and tomorrow will be adjusted because of street closures. the powell, mason and powell-hyde cable car

lines will be partially served by busses, with the cable cars only operating north of washington street and the cable car line on california will be out of service completely. passengers can take the one california bus. the changes continue through tomorrow evening at 530. >> all right, pam, the price of a thanksgiving meal slightly less than last year, but still pretty expensive than just a couple of years ago, according to the american farm bureau federation. overall, the average price of a dinner for thanksgiving for ten people, it's down 5%, especially as the price of turkeys dropped compared to last year. but the report says people in the western u.s. expect to pay more than the rest of the country. ktvu james torres will have more on this story coming up at 8:00. >> a dhl cargo plane crashed as it approached an airport in lithuania this morning, killing one crew member and injuring at least two others. want to look at nearby surveillance video showing the plane? there it is,

descending normally, but then exploding and catching on fire behind a building there. there's the flames. so fire and rescue authorities say the plane skidded into a nearby house as it crashed. at least two people were taken to the hospital. one person killed was a member of the flight crew from spain. firefighters freed the two pilots from the cockpit. investigators are still looking into what led up to that crash. >> time is now 745. 749 there are new hopes in the middle east that a ceasefire deal to end the fighting between israel and hezbollah could be worked out. the israeli ambassador to the u.s. said today an agreement could come within the next few days and pointed to recent negotiations. however, there are no signs hezbollah is ready to stop fighting anytime soon. that group, based in lebanon, fired hundreds of rockets into israeli cities over the weekend. >> in today's dollars and cents, the rally started right when

that opening bell rang this morning. wall street seems to like the president elect's pick for treasury secretary. he's a hedge fund manager. traders and money managers view him as someone who will ensure policies are favorable to the stock market. and boy, nice rally today as we take you there live. maybe some adjusting the portfolios before the holiday weekend. cut short there by thanksgiving. but there's a look at the dow jones up almost a full percentage point 432 points. the s&p 500 up half of a percent back above 6000 there. and the nasdaq is up a little more than a half of a percent as well. you might want to think twice about using a store branded credit card for your holiday shopping. big chains like macy's, gap, tj maxx and petco all recently raised their interest rates on their store cards. rates are now 28% or higher for the first time in years, financial advisers suggest. pay those cards off first or move them to a lower interest card or equity loan. if you can. one city in sonoma

county made it on to newsweek magazine's top ten best christmas towns. healdsburg was also named the coziest california town during the winter. healdsburg's tree lighting ceremonies, night markets, carriage rides, and high quality wine and food is what earned it number three on the list. magazine editors and travel agents nominate cities for the list, and editors vote for the final winners. grapevine, texas, by the way, and solvang, california, just north of santa barbara, clinched the top two spots. healdsburg and solvang. two of my favorite spots. >> i love it too, for sure. i do or allie rasmus finds a nice, cozy commute around the bay area this morning. you think you could? >> i don't know, dave, because with the rain coming down, that sort of is a wild card factor in all of these traffic problems that we're seeing this morning. so it's tough to call, but we can show you the maps and help you try to get around some of those problem spots, or at least let you know where they are in the north bay. we're going to

start at southbound 101, in the robin williams tunnel. there's one lane blocked because of a crash there. that crash icon is hiding right behind that 101 picture. but taking a look at other spots of the commute, including east contra costa county slow on westbound highway four. and then it's also gotten pretty slow. not on. 242 southbound, but on 680 southbound from pleasant hill all the way to walnut creek. let's show you a live picture of highway four. you can see the rain is coming down here, and that's definitely a factor. people like to take it easy when it rains, as they should. when you don't, that's when you have some problems with spinout crashes and whatnot. so a good, good choice to drive slowly and carefully this morning. golden gate bridge no rain falling here, but the roads are slick and it is windy out there. it's no problem getting into the city from this vantage point, but again, it's going to be a rainy one for folks out there. something to be aware of as steve paulson has been telling us this morning, steve. >> thank you ali. that is correct. yes. nothing like we

saw last week, but we still have a lot of cloud cover kind of a cold, blustery day, some off and on rain. heaviest amounts will be south up towards napa county and then sonoma county, northward into lake county. still some okay rain, but this is you're on the northern edge of this. this is a much different pattern than last week, although i did hear from gary converse, our calistoga observer, for the season. now he has 19.64in of rain for the season. that's pretty incredibl. this is all about areas south and it's not excessive okay. it's not heavy. it's not an r. so let's not get too nutty with that. comments. but this is just a good old steady rain. i would think an inch of rain will fall in the santa cruz mountains. probably after everything is said and done. santa clara valley as well, morgan hill, san martin, gilroy down to hollister, also santa cruz and in the santa cruz mountains. so far, bonney dunes had the most i've seen at 38/100. then morgan hill, san jose and gilroy all with 2/10 of an inch of rain. so just good, you know, garden

variety stuff here, but it will be steady. 40s, 50s. i mean, it's going to be a cool day. fog in place, 50s on a lot of 51. i don't think these are going to change all morning long. some of the highs to the north will stay in the mid 50s. once this moisture plume gets through late tuesday night, wednesday, then it looks like we're going into a drier pattern. everything will be in the east coast. brutally cold pattern. looks like it's going to set up in late november early december in the east coast. we'll probably get a break, but for how long? i'm not. i'm not sold on the computer models here. they've been woeful after about day 6 or 7, but today and tomorrow we'll get some rain. then it's going to be dry. but all about that valley fog and that tule fog. so for the mountains today, winter storm warning, most will be south of us 50, although it is snowing moderately at the keys right now. thank you gary. hold on steve bridges thank you steve bridges for that rainy days and mondays. cold chilly pattern 5060 on the temps. rain will take us into maybe late tuesday wednesday, then it looks like a break, but there will be a lot of fog and cold lows. as we say

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these are live pictures. we are at the white house in washington, dc happening right now. the biden administration is getting ready for the annual thanksgiving turkey. pardon? you

can see how many people are out there. again, these are live pictures. president biden will pardon one of two turkeys. one is named peach. the other is blossom. we'll find out who's the lucky one. but again, these are live pictures from the white house in washington, d.c. the annual turkey pardon ceremony. we'll bring it to you later here on mornings on two. meantime, game show lovers and enthusiasts are mourning the death of well-known tv host chuck woolery. >> it's time to break out your leg warmers. wine coolers, and parachute pants. this is fox nation's 80 quiz show the ultimate seconds pop culture trivia tournament. i'm your hos, chuck woolery. >> chuck woolery did it for years. he died saturday at his home in texas. his wife says he wasn't feeling well and he was having problems breathing. chuck woolery was one of the original hosts of the very popular show wheel of fortune, premiering in

1975. he's also known for hosting a show, love connection, and he was nominated for a daytime emmy award and was inducted into the american tv game show hall of fame in 2007. chuck woolery dead at the age of 83. it is now 759. the highly anticipated music adaptation wicked, was the number one spot in the box office in its opening weekend, taking in $114 million. it's fun to be popular, but it's also prompting the movie theaters to have a warning. moviegoers are being told don't sing along or scream during the movie. amc theaters says it wants to remind everybody who knows the songs don't interrupt and disrupt others during the movie. if you do want to sing along, there'll be an interactive version. it's due to release on december 25th. >> well good morning. the price tag for thanksgiving dinner is

expected to be cheaper this year, but some grocery items are not seeing a drop in prices. why this might be the case. >> plus, pretty good about it. my flight was at noon, but i got there at like nine because i thought it was going to be super bad. >> well, people trying to beat the headache of holiday travel this after a week of weather related disruptions. your thanksgiving outlook for the roads and the air, and plenty to think about for the 49ers after dropping a big one in green bay, we hear from the team about the disappointing loss and what's next as they get ready to face one of the best teams in the nfl. next sunday. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live at the golden gate bridge. slick roads, cloudy skies, a familiar scene that we've been seeing here for the last few days. it continues on this monday. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday november 25th. garcia off today. welcome home to all those college kids flying in.

it's going to be a busy week. let's check in with steve paulson for our weather forecast. not as bad as last week, but still some rain you're looking at. >> i'm thank goodness for that, pamela. and andre no doubt. but we do have rain. it's more just a good old fashioned rain here, which is about a quarter of an inch to a third around san jose, santa cruz mountains fog is in there, cloudy. it's a cold kind of raw day here. 50s on the temps. that's it. i don't think they'll get too warm here, even though we have a south breeze here. this is really just a plume of moisture. it's nothing compared to last week. not even close. so i'm not even going to call it that. but it's just lifting northward and there's off and on light rain. and if you're farther south, then you're better rain. you can see why san jose, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley, it will be with us today and tomorrow. nothing excessive. not expecting heavy amounts, but an inch of rain in the santa cruz mountains would not surprise me in the least. so cloudy rain for most breezy. colder maybe to the north, but it's not going to be very warm today we're looking at really 50s and low low 60s. all

right, alice here. she's busy as well. begin with what? >> yeah. two new crashes in the east bay. but the good news is that they are in the eastbound direction. so the non commute direction, we can show you the maps there. one of them is at eastbound 580. just west of central avenue. and then the other crash that's new is eastbound highway 24 at camino pablo. so something to be aware of. the south bay commute has improved quite a bit from earlier this morning. things lighting up there. here's a live picture. westbound highway 24 through lafayette. fewer cars on the road than there were about an hour ago, and a similar story for 280 in san jose. whereas note here that you can see that the rain is still coming down in the south bay and elsewhere in our traffic cameras, we're showing not as much rain, including here at the bay bridge toll plaza. thing appears that the rain has stopped there. time now is 803. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. good news. if you are hosting or cooking thanksgiving this year. >> yeah. the cost of popular thanksgiving items are projected

to be a little easier on your wallet. ktvu james torres live in walnut creek to help shoppers finalizing their thanksgiving menu. good morning to you, james. >> good morning to you, pam. and andre. well, the surveyors are calling it a moderate decline. they at all not suggesting that buying this thanksgiving dinner and all the supplies you need for it won't still be a bit pricey. in fact, if you compare this year's numbers to those about five years ago, we're still up about 20%. however, these last two years have been in our favor. that's according to the american farm bureau federation, where they say this is the second year in a row where the price of a thanksgiving feast slightly declined. it looks at the average cost of a dinner for about ten people, and found that your meal could be about 5% cheaper than last year. the price of turkeys, especially, are down big. about 20% compared to last year. eggs, sugar and butter, however, are all up. >> food inflation overall has been about 2% for most of 2024.

that's way down from the peaks that we saw two years ago, where we had food inflation in double digits ten and 11%. grocery inflation recently has been even lower. about 1%. >> in typical west coast fashion, the survey found people in our region will pay about 8 to $10 more for their thanksgiving dinners, compared to people who live in the south or the midwest. and to help generate those numbers, researchers say they looked at typical dishes in a thanksgiving meal things like turkeys, of course stuffing, peas, dinner rolls, other sides like that. and on average, they say a full thanksgiving meal is expected to be about $3 per person. cheaper compared to last year. reporting live this morning in walnut creek. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. james thank you. well, tsa is expecting to screen

about 18.3 million passengers over the thanksgiving holiday. we're taking you out live to sfo, keeping an eye on the airport. this is a 6% increase from this time last year. and travelers, many we talked to at the bay area airports are happy that they are certainly not facing the bad weather we had last week. those staying home are rushing during the breaks from the rain to get outdoor projects done. >> we as roofers are not allowed to work in the rain, and the rain was all around us except here, so we were lucky to get thursday and friday with no rain and everywhere on the map. it was either if it rains we would get shut down and had to go home and because we didn't get any rain, which was promised 100% percent chance of, we would have had to go home and call off the job. >> there are a couple of food distribution events this morning that are hopefully prepared for the rain. we're going to take you to some of those coming up at 830. >> 806 right now. triple a says

gas prices are falling just in time for holiday road trips. we just checked this morning's gas prices nationally. the average price of gas is $3.05 a gallon. of course, it's higher here in california, $4.44 a gallon. but that's still about $0.16 cheaper than a month ago. energy experts are worried california gas prices could increase even more next year due to a recently approved state mandate for a new blend of fuel. now, here are some bay area gas prices. san francisco is at $4.63. that is more than a quarter cheaper than a month ago. oakland is at $4.44 on average, or $0.47 for a gallon of unleaded gas, $0.26 less than a month ago. san jose is averaging $4.42, which is $0.24 cheaper than a month ago. >> it appears california now has more solar power than it can use. a report in the l.a. times found the state generated a record amount of solar energy during the past 12 months. it was enough to power more than a half a million california homes for an entire year. that glut is now forcing the state's top

suppliers of solar power to halt production. some analysts say. at times, people across the state are paying their utility companies for solar power they'll never use. >> well, governor newsom says california will bring back the state's ev rebate program if the federal tax credit for those electric cars is eliminated. the governor proposes creating a new version of the state's successful clean vehicle rebate program, which was phased out back in 2023 when the program was around. the governor's office says it found it funded more than 594,000 vehicles and saved more than 456 million gallons of fuel. the proposed rebates could come from the greenhouse gas reduction fund, google and the justice department are scheduled to deliver closing arguments today. >> in a trial accusing google's advertising technology as an illegal monopoly. now, in the lawsuit, in a virginia federal court, the biden administration and a coalition of states argue google should be forced to sell its advertising tech business, which generates tens of billions

of dollars a year. the lawsuit is separate from another case accusing the tech giant of another monopoly. in that case, the feds are asking the courts to break up the company's chrome browser search engine. all right. 49ers going to have to bounce back from that big loss to face one of the best teams in the league this coming sunday. >> yeah, they have their work cut out for them, too. after a blowout loss in green bay that rates as one of san francisco's worst games in recent memory. the loss to the packers, 38 to 10, in a disastrous loss on the road that was mostly bad from start to finish. it was a game that had many 49ers fans questioning whether the defending nfc champs will make it to the postseason. even the team's players and head coach are calling their loss to the packers, quote, embarrassing. brock purdy, nick bosa, trent williams all out with injuries and backup qb brandon allen struggled to lead the offense the entire game. the niners also had three costly turnovers in the second half, which played a big role in their decisive defeat. >> i'm really not concerned

right now about how many guys we missed today. we didn't play good enough, so that's not a factor. but when you are missing some guys, you do have to be better. and when you have those penalties, we didn't stop the run like we did. and having those three turnovers in the second half, that's how you get embarrassed. yeah. >> no, that's about as bad as it can get. probably the worst i've been a part of that was backup qb brandon allen's first nfl start to since 2021. >> he had a broken finger on his non-throwing hand, which was injured in practice. now he downplayed the injury, saying it was not a major factor in his disappointing debut for the niners. but allen did say the weather played a role in the 49ers miserable day in green ba. >> snowing rain? whatever. in the second half, a little bit. so just made it a little bit slicker and it kind of killed us on two on one play. i could have got it to jj started slipping on it and then the fumble, that one's still right on top of my mind right now. just brutal. >> the niners record now slips to five wins and six losses. and the red and gold faced some

tough opponents in the weeks ahead. with injuries still a major concern. but the defending nfc champions are not out of the playoff race just yet. now here's a look at the current nfc west standings. the niners are just one game behind the seattle seahawks, who lead the division, and there are still six games left in the regular season. at the same time, there is a tough road ahead for the 40 niners. their challenges begin next sunday when they face the bills in buffalo, a team that currently leads the afc east, and the bills are widely seen as a strong contender to make it to the super bowl. 810 is your time. a positive site following days of heavy rain in the south bay creek, drawing dozens to get a glimpse of a salmon in action. >> plus, just about every year, it's a calming it's difficult. it's just fun in general to it is fun. >> ice skating with fisherman's wharf as a backdrop, not talking about a spot in san francisco. the rink opened for the holidays and getting r dy for a surge

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want to take you live. the white house is hosting the annual thanksgiving week tradition of pardoning two turkeys. so as president biden just made the official pardon, one of the

turkeys giving the lucky nod this year is named peach. the other is named blossom. so as we take you there live. nice sunny day there for that annual tradition. >> two lucky turkeys. yep. all right. about 500 hotel workers at the marriott marquis in san francisco joining a larger hotel worker strike. the marriott employees are now part of a strike involving 2000 other workers throughout the city who have been on the picket lines for the past two months. a total of six hotels owned by the marriott, hyatt and hilton are affected. >> one ignition and liftoff. >> there it is. the spacex falcon nine rocket took off from cape canaveral space force station this morning. the rocket launched 23 starlink satellites to a low earth orbit. among those satellites included 12 with direct to sell capabilities. this is the 13th flight for the company's first stage booster, supporting this mission. all right. as the rain

now has moved to the south bay this morning, the north bay is cleaning up. >> yeah, the russian river in guerneville now receding, revealing the damage caused by the storm. one couple who lives nearby moved into their new home less than two weeks ago. they now have three feet of water in their basement, which still was filled with moving boxes yet to be unpacked. down the road, the peewee golf course in arcade actually has a marker showing how high flood waters have reached during the storms. >> it's just a pain to have to clean up every time, so yeah, and we moved most of the stuff upstairs beforehand. >> the water level at the course reached three feet high this weekend. the highest was 15ft. that was back in 1986. the golf course estimates damage this time around could cost $200,000. >> chinook salmon have returned to los gatos creek. the fish were spotted in campbell this weekend, swimming upstream to spawn, thanks to recent rain that filled up the bay area, creeks caught some of that incredible video. some residents stopped by throughout the

weekend to see the salmon in action. >> this year, it seems like they're back and they're cheering for us. it's kind of cool to see them in the river like this wild, and everything ndings you back to many years ago, when they used to be in here quite often. >> once the eggs hatch, the juvenile fish will eventually migrate downstream into the bay, where their bodies adapt to the salt water. they return to the creeks to spawn about three years later. >> well, this thanksgiving week marks the official beginning of the holiday season, one of the most popular spots to celebrate the season is monterey. it's now open for business to the ice rink near fisherman's wharf allows skaters to enjoy the ice while getting a magnificent, magnificent view of the beautiful monterey bay and the rink. it's especially popular among young skaters. i think the sun just like, makes it even more fun to come outside because you're never going to be cold. >> i'm just ice skating. i do this about every year. it's calming. it's difficult. it's just fun in general to like a

challenge. >> it can be difficult. yeah. >> the ice rink in monterey will be open every day between now and january 4th. >> ice skating is one of those classic indoor activities to do and to take the kids to do, especially when it is cold and rainy and dreary like it is outside. you know that weather, having an impact on the traffic this morning. we've seen a lot of reports of spin out crashes. also, just some stuff that's dumped out onto the road. not here where you see it at the dumbarton bridge. this was an earlier crash on westbound 84, but in the middle of the san mateo bridge mid-span there's a report of some insulation that is blocking one of the middle road's middle lanes is probably fell off someone's truck, but that's always something you have to be aware of. make sure you tie down everything in your vehicle. if you're traveling with stuff in your truck. so here's a look at your east shore freeway commute. and again, that drive time it keeps bumping back up. this may be because of a crash on 580 at central

carquinez bridge to macarthur maze. it will take you about 40 minutes. it's gone back and forth throughout the morning. this section of 880 in oakland looks like the rain is coming down a little heavier than it was a short time ago. we'll show you a picture of the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza, where traffic is moving smoothly again. 818. here's steve paulson with a look at the weather. >> all right, ali, thanks. we'll start north where there's really not much happening, which is a good thing. they had enough happened last week here. but there's still some light rain popping up. not a lot. a little bit more of it continues to be east and south and along the peninsula, but there's nothing too heavy here. san jose, santa cruz mountains, down to the santa clara valley. that's the main focus today, even though amounts here are not, you know, this this is not an atmospheric river or any of that, that nonsense. it's just good old fashioned rain. bonny doon 38/100. morgan hill 2/10 san jose 2/10. gilroy 2/10. mount almanor, by the way, has had 4/10. so that's the most i've seen. 50s on most of the temps here, a few upper 40s as a cold

chilly pattern. we have today and then tomorrow as that moisture kind of streams across the lows to the north. it's right off where it says storm tracker. monday, but that's keeping some pretty cold air in place. and with the cloud cover over us, it is not going to be warm today with a south wind in advance of all this. it's a rather cool day. cloudy if you don't have the rain. it's just not going to be very warm. not a lot of rain out of this system. the most will be in the santa cruz mountains. i would think there will be a few locations, maybe a little more than that, but that's the area of most most of the rain will be today, and even that won't be that much rainy days. and monday's cloudy, foggy, chilly rain for most, even though it won't be that heavy. 50s on the temps to near 60 after we get past wednesday morning it will be dry. that's the good news. the bad news is, if you're inland, there could be a lot of the tule fog nights and mornings. >> thank you steve. >> in-n-out burger dethroned as california's favorite fast food chain. what is now taking the top spots?

and the community is invited to come out and support dozens of small black owned businesses. it's called the blackout holiday market. this is the third year

in a row the market has returned. the two day event is friday and saturday, falling on black friday and small business saturday. >> that is the biggest retail weekend of the year, and folks are spending billions of dollars with big corporations. but a lot of that money is not going back to small businesses. so we wanted to create an opportunity for folks to spend as much of that money as possible, local and with businesses of color. >> the blackout market is happening on black friday and small business saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at oak stop. that's at 23rd and broadway in oakland. >> in today's dollars and cents, wall street seems to like the president elect's pick for treasury secretary. he is a hedge fund manager, and traders and money managers view him as someone who will ensure policies are favorable to the stock market. and the stock market rallied right when that opening bell rang this morning on that news. the other big news to hit the street this morning, macy's reports it is delaying its quarterly earnings results

because of an internal investigation into an employee who is accused of hiding hundreds of millions of dollars in expenses. more information will be released on that a little bit later as we take you live to the new york stock exchange, the rally continues. dow jones up almost a full percentage point, a little less than 400 points there. the s&p 500 has crossed that 6000 level. it's testing that level now. still up almost a half of a percent. and the nasdaq also up more than 100 points, more than half of a percent. as well. new faregates for bart at sfo have been installed just in time for the busy holiday travel season. sfo has also posted police officers at the entrance to the airport to prevent fare evasion. sfo director says the new gates have sensors that allow riders with luggage a little extra time to get through those gates. by the end of next year, bart hopes to have the new gates installed at all 50 bart stations. you might want to think twice about using those store branded credit cards for your holiday shopping.

big chains like macy's, gap, tj maxx and petco all recently raised the interest rates on their cards. rates are now 28% or higher for the first time in years, financial advisors suggest. pay those cards off first if you can, or move them to a lower interest rate card in and out. no longer california's favorite fast food chain, that's according to a study analyzing search results for each chain. mcdonald's took the top spot this year, followed by taco bell, then in and out, which has been knocked down to number three. jack in the box fourth, chick-fil-a fifth. all of the top five chains were founded. will not chick fil a, but the others found it in california. >> chick fil a's and midwest, i think. right, all right. time now is 826. battle lines are being drawn over the president elect's cabinet picks. the nominations have collapsed. and what comes next for both sides of the aisle and addressing the

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here. it's been over the top. crazy stoke level high as coop would say from the east bay to the sierra. >> the business boom as travelers get ready to hit the roads, some to tahoe for thanksgiving. and we're going to take you live here to the south

bay this morning, where families have been lining up for hours despite the rainy weather, in hopes of getting some free food for this thanksgiving, the partnerships across the bay area to make sure everyone has food on the table from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook andre senior. >> today is monday november 25th. and as you can see behind us right. it's cloudy outside steve paulson is tracking it all. see where it's going to be coming in today steve. >> especially south. that's that's the focus. but nothing you know where they're like oh my gosh. but mount almanor is up to a half inch of rain. that's just this morning. so that's not bad. i think we'll get an inch after everything is said and done. up in the santa cruz mountains. ben lomond is close to a half inch. morgan hill over a quarter. san jose, also with a quarter. evergreen area almost a quarter of an inch. palo alto has 12/100. i did see about a quarter of an inch. also around los gatos and sunnyvale, so everyone's pretty close here.

but you know, a quarter inch to an inch should probably cover the amounts here. it's not going to be warm today. cloudy, 50s on the temps. some locations north i don't think will get over about 5556. and there's two areas. the one north that is lifting north, but that's keeping some activity, especially mendocino county and lake county. and that's a cold pattern too. but most of this moisture is lifted far enough north there. that's in the sonoma county, napa county solano, but it's mainly hanging out to the east and to the south, and that's where the focus is going to be. heaviest amounts will be also down towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley, but even areas east concord, livermore can get a steady rain. cloudy off and on rain. most mostly east and south here, and not so much to the north. it will be colder north and 50s or low 60s on the temps. all right, over to ali at 831. she's been busy when it rains and we will begin this time with we are going to go to the peninsula, actually san francisco, that portion of the peninsula, because there's a crash on northbound 280 just north of the 101 connector.

>> and that's it looks like looks like it could be a stalled vehicle or some sort of something in the roadway there. we've seen a lot of reports of that stuff falling onto the roadway. and that is in fact the case across the bay on northbound 880 at marina boulevard, actually southbound 880 at marina boulevard. there's a report of a ladder there. so 880 has been kind of a trouble spot. all morning long. northbound. 242 just south of grant. there is an injury crash there. and you see a lot of slow traffic coming all the way down southbound. 242 and then southbound. 683 pleasant hill. once you get to this part of the commute, westbound highway 24 lafayette, things sort of thin out a little bit. not too bad there. and then the rain is coming down pretty heavy right now in 280 in san jose from our live picture here past downtown, you can see the bay bridge toll plaza, though things here have improved a lot lighter than it was. just about an hour ago. time now is 832. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. something. we've

been following this morning. the annual tradition at the white house took place just a short time ago. it's this thanksgiving week tradition. president biden pardoning two turkeys. there. they are. one is peach, the other one named blossom. so they are the lucky turkeys. this year, with just three days until thanksgiving, nonprofits, of course, across the bay area, are working hard to make sure more people have food on the table. >> ktvu amanda quintana is at a free food distribution event, and happening. it's happening right now in san jose. good morning to you, amanda. >> good morning. yeah. so we are right behind paypal park where this is happening. and i want to give you a look at what these volunteers are doing because it is hard work. but they got here, they unloaded so quickly and they are moving fast because only 30 minutes until these cars start coming through and they start loading them up. you know, it's really it's pretty cool to see people, you know, this is truly rain or shine event. they are out here working hard to help other people. it's cool because they have made meals as

well cooked meals from a chef. this isn't just canned food and this is a big, big event here. now, even though this week is big for giveaways like this, hunger at home, which is the organization putting on all of this, they host a food distribution here every week. so anyone in need of support can just show up. they drive through, they get these prepared meals boxed goods and fresh produce. we spoke to kim ho this morning. she says she comes here every monday. she got here at five this morning to wait in line, and she said she'll get everything that she needs to last the whole week, including a meat, vegetables and much, much more. >> everything. and then beside that, they have canned food too, and some cooked food. the way they cook already. this one helped a lot. yeah, like be like before we were working and now like for retire. and so this

place help a lot. >> now when hunger at home does is they partner with hotels, restaurants, convention centers and stadiums to collect excess food that food gets diverted from local landfills and instead goes to many people experiencing food insecurity. in silicon valley, that's about 1 in 4 people. but you can truly see the need because we got here around 7:00 and there were already about 20 cars in line. but, you know, since we've been here, it's grown to maybe 50 cars. we're told it's going to the line is just going to continue to grow. people come here every week. this is not, you know, something new just for thanksgiving. they truly need this food every week. and they're able to get it. and this is just this huge, huge line behind me. i'll show you one more time. you know, it's just evidence of how much need there is in this community. and how

much organizations like this are really helping people live in san jose. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. amanda. well, this could be the busiest thanksgiving week ever for holiday travel, both at the airports and on the roads across the country. more than 80 million americans, according to triple a, will travel for the holiday this week. >> many bay area travelers plan to drive to the sierra to spend thanksgiving enjoying the new snow at the lake tahoe resort and ski shops have been very busy, too. >> we took in about 80 skis for tunes and mounts and everything, and everyone's plan is to go either thursday or friday for thanksgiving. >> the tsa predicts 18 million passengers will be screened at the airports this holiday week, which is a new record. this morning at sfo, we've been checking there are nearly 214 flights delayed. this comes after several thousand flights were delayed late last week and into the weekend, so far, just nine flights have been canceled this morning, but as always,

especially in the holidays, check ahead. >> of course, all right. for many of us, thanksgiving means gathering with family. but what happens when the conversation turns to politics? this morning? we want to hear from you. should politics be off the table during thanksgiving dinner here? options? yes. keep the peace. no. i'm fine with debates or only if it causes tensions. and right now, yes, keep the peace. 69% pulling ahead. go ahead and scan the qr code at the top right hand corner of your screen, or go to ktvu dot com slash vote. so let us know what you think. all right. now to this. president elect trump is spending this thanksgiving week getting ready for his return to the white house. he has now completed his top cabinet picks for his second term. most republican leaders on capitol hill seem to be confident that the u.s. senate will confirm those nominations. >> i think most of them will, if not all of them, i they should have clear sailing for confirmation. we only need 50 plus jd vance so we can have a few defections. >> most democrats on capitol hill agree it will be smooth sailing for most of president elect trump's cabinet nominees,

but republicans are still getting ready for a political fight during the confirmation hearings. >> i think the president trump deserves the ability with the mandate that he got from the american people to put people in positions who are going to do reform. there's some some things we can do in congress oversight and legislation. but you really need reformers at the head of these different agencies. >> democrats have been especially concerned about three cabinet picks. we're talking about tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence, pete hegseth as defense secretary, and robert kennedy jr as the secretary for health and human services. >> well, every year, the united health foundation releases its report on the health of women and children. while this year's report shows california ranks high in terms of improving things like reducing tobacco use and maternal mortality rates, there are still some concerns. joining us now to talk more about this doctor, archana dube, the chief medical officer from united health care of california. doctor, good mornin. thank you for joining us. first, tell us why the focus is

specifically on women and children. >> yeah, the women and children and their health outcomes. and the social outcomes are a reflection of how well we're taking care of our public health and public policy. so it becomes important focus. and of course, the future of the country depends on how well our kids are. >> what are the current concerns that need to be addressed and according to your your research and how do we improve on those things? >> yeah, american health ranking, especially this year, found that nationally we're not doing that well on maternal mortality and women's death rate in a way related to drug and injury. and then we wanted to improve the c-section rates for women, low risk c-section rates, and they have remained flat and then, of course, adequate prenatal care has also is not fully up to mark in kids. we are seeing that there are some good

things that has happened, which is obesity and prevalence of overweight has gone down. suicidality has gone down too, but they have definitely increased in mortality because of, again, drug deaths and injury. so there's so much to be said. but i would say california ranked high at 14. and we are excited about it because women's mortality rate actually improved in california. we also see that kids are getting better care. and of course they are on wing programs. so those are things that have helped california to improve their women and children health. >> that's some good news here in california. let's go back to that prenatal care. we've talked a lot about women of color in particular, disproportionately disproportionately having a higher mortality rate when pregnant and giving birth. are we doing better with that? and why is there that lack of

prenatal care, maybe especially for them. and then their handling and their and their outcomes in the hospital? >> absolutely. i think prenatal care depends on access. and women, minority women of minority, get the short end of that. so health disparity were noticed, not just women of color, but also women who had disability. this time we did look at disability and veteran status and others, and we did find more disparity in that subgroup of women. so, you know, this the american health ranking is out there to support a healthy people, 20, 30 goals that we have set for us for public policy, public health, even for individuals and community. so looking at that as a gap area, we are hoping that we could influence how we get to our goals with with public policy in addition to public

policy. >> what would you say is your biggest advice as a doctor for women and families to protect themselves and children in particular? what what are some some critical things we need to do? >> one of the gap areas that we did see in even california is well visits, both for women and children. and that we did not do well. and nationally also we do not do well. so seeing your primary care provider and assessing your care gaps, that could be anything from cholesterol, even in kids, in teenagers to all the way to vaccination gaps. those are very, very important things. so they help aid a better prenatal because a woman who is well before conceiving is going to be doing much better during the prenatal time to and time to your primary care provider, will have a path to have a good access to an ob gyn or a women's health provider who could

tighten up the prenatal care. >> all right. great, great advice and suggestions and information. doctor archana dubay, chief medical officer, unitedhealthcare of california, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> time now. 842. a resentencing update today for the menendez brothers, where their bid to be free sta s this ning

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quarterback. the 49ers head to buffalo to face one of the best teams in the nfl. next sunday night. following a blowout loss in green bay, the niners lost to the packers 38 to 10. in what was one of their worst defeats in years. brock purdy, nick bosa, trent williams were all out with injuries and backup qb brandon allen struggled to lead the 49ers offense the entire game. former 49ers qb sam darnold led the minnesota vikings to an overtime victory over the chicago bears. darnold threw for 90 of his 330 yards in ot to set up a game winning field goal. the vikings beating the bears 30 to 27, in the latest battle between the long time division rivals, the dallas cowboys ended their five game losing streak by upsetting the washington commanders 3426. yesterday's game at the nation's

capital started as a defensive struggle, but the two teams combined for 54 points in the second half. kicker austin seibert missed two extra points in washington's loss. >> here are some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. the price of a thanksgiving meal slightly cheaper than last year, but still more expensive than just a few years ago. that's according to a report from the american farm bureau federation. overall, the average cost of dinner for ten people, down 5%, especially as the price of turkey dropped compared to last year. but the report also says people in the western u.s. can expect to pay more than the rest of the country. ktvu james torres will have more on that story coming up in our 9:00 hour. in solano county, a staff member at a high school was arrested and accused of possessing child. police in rio vista arrested 33 year old drake sherman, saying they found child sexual assault material at his home. sherm is a teacher at rio vista high school, but he has been on administrative leave since. earlier this year, he was booked in solano county jail and

now faces 14 counts of possession of child. well, today, the menendez brothers are scheduled to make a virtual appearance in a los angeles county courtroom. they are asking a judge to hand down a new sentence. the two brothers were initially sentenced to life without parole for killing their parents more than 30 years ago. they were sentenced on murder. there's now a new district attorney in los angeles county. following the november 5th election. >> i've got to actually look at the thousands of pages of confidential prison files that i don't have access to, read thousands of pages of transcripts from months long trials. i've got to speak to the prosecutors, law enforcement, the defense victim, family members. and only then will i be in a position to determine if the current resentencing request is just. >> former federal prosecutor nathan hoffman defeated incumbent district attorney george gascon. gascon had recommended the brothers be resentenced after they determined years of abuse at the hands of their father.

>> 848 now the cdc has issued an important public health warning as the holiday season gets underway. the agency expects a dramatic rise in respiratory diseases in the coming weeks as the winter weather gets colder and people spend more time indoors. the cdc says now is the time to get vaccinated for respiratory illnesses before holiday gatherings begin. >> as we go into december and january, we'll see more and more respiratory cases. there does reach kind of a tipping point where, you know, there is a wave of children, so to speak. >> cdc says less than 40% of people who should be getting these shots have rolled up their sleeves so far. >> well, the holiday season is in full swing in the bay area. huge light maze just opened in san jose at paypal park. organizers of enchant say they have managed to create the largest light maze in the entire country, with 80,000ft!s of ligt sculptures, one of the most popular attractions among people of all ages is the ice skating

rink. >> we're going to encourage you to help you get back up. give you a pointers like it's a great time. there's great music, great lights, a lot of families here. yeah. >> some nights at enchant will have themes like date night, ugly christmas sweater night and family photo night out. there's also an interactive dance floor, a shopping village, food, and of course, a chance to get a photo with santa. enchant at paypal park is now open until december 29th. looks gorgeous? >> yes, and continuing the holiday tradition there this holiday season, we want to share the spirit of giving with our viewers. so we're asking you to send us a holiday card and we'll send you one. >> we can't wait to see these. it's the first time we've done anything like this, but we are hoping to get a lot of those cards. just be sure to mail in your card to ktvu before christmas eve. we need that holiday card so that we can get ours back to you. for more information, you can visit ktvu dot com slash holiday card. we have the cards here. we're going

to be signing them right. all of us signing them ourselves. yeah. so and signing them hand signing i asked if i could get a stamp but i was denied. >> yeah they weren't down with that. but yeah. here you go. >> kidding. can't wait to share ours with you and see all of your holiday cards. >> so hopefully you can see it. but yeah, i'll send you one if you send us yours. it's all of us. it's all of us. yeah. all right, we'll send it over to you. ali in the traffic center. >> all right. one quick check of traffic, starting with the east bay commute again, especially at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's a new report of a crash. this is at westbound 80, just east of maritime. and this is one of those single vehicle crashes we've been mentioning with those slick roads. according to chp notes, the driver overshot things and it says spin out at just at a westbound 80 just east of maritime. so be aware of that. your drive from vallejo to the macarthur maze is about 30 minutes. so that is your freeway commute. and north of there has kind of cleared up just a little bit. bay bridge toll plaza itself is perfectly clear. that

may be because of that crash we just mentioned at maritime kind of back here, maybe stopping some of the flow of traffic, getting to the toll plaza quick check of the other some of the other bay area bridges, including the golden gate bridge and this commute looks good. you can see it is cloudy. it is windy. it is rainy. not nearly as bad as it was last week, but still something you'll have to plan for today, right, steve? >> i would, it's in the forecast today and tomorrow. ali. amounts are far less. that's the good news. but at least areas east and south are now getting some rain. mount almanor has had the most i've seen 24 hours over a half inch of rain. ben lowman 47, san jose with a quarter of an inch san francisco and oakland with 13 one hundreds. redwood city with 13 one hundreds, and danville and san ramon both had 12 one hundreds. bonney dunes at one half inch rain. boulder creek 44, los gatos 0.27 and sunnyvale picked up 0.23. november. totals for the snow. it's about time. well, they made up some pretty good ground this morning. being made

up today and tomorrow, especially for heavenly and bear valley memorial. 67in of snow this month. sugar bowl, 53 central sierra snow lab, soda springs 53, palisades tahoe 38. northstar 36, mount rose 31. now heavenly and bear valley only 2725 but more is on the way for them. this is no doubt this week at least monday and tuesday. now, it doesn't mean lake level and stuff won't get snow, but this looks like more towards about us 50 south than i-80 north. as we saw more last week. but kirkwood, bear valley down to mammoth should get some pretty decent amounts out of this winter. storm warning starts at 1:00 today and goes through 4 a.m. wednesday. the upper low to the north is really pumped in some colder air, but it's also funneling in. you can see moisture coming in again just from the west southwest. there is a back edge to that that will be through tomorrow. then it will go south on on wednesday. but fog will be a huge issue going forward. but for today, light amounts to the north. but you're seeing really it's more east and south. san jose, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley will probably take the bulk of this. there's

just more of a light steady, but daniel san jose, morgan hill, gilroy down to hollister. not bad. 50s on the temps. going to be a cool, cool day and without a doubt, gray skies, light rain off and on, but nothing too heavy or excessive. so that's good. less amounts north, more towards the south. i would think there will be some one inch amounts in the santa cruz mountains, but rainy days and mondays. heaviest rain. san jose, santa cruz area, santa clara valley cloudy, foggy, chilly, a little breezy as well. 50s and low 60s. that's it you guys on the temps. >> thank you steve. this thanksgiving one topic should be off the menu at family gatherings. when you join us on the nine, we'll talk with the therapist to discuss why politics should take a back seat during the holidays. plus.

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for the usa weightlifting youth national championship. >> it will be the strongest kid in the world. >> that's his goal. legend. gabriel was the youngest of 70 athletes who competed in the olympic weightlifting meet. he weighs just 75 pounds, completed lifts of 33 pounds 60 pounds. we spoke with the legend and his coach about what it takes for young athletes to compete in such a demanding sport. >> the consideration for weightlifting, it's not so much an age thing, it's when are they able to follow directions? when are they able to pay attention? because if you find a strength training program like ours here in oakland that focuses on smart, safe technique, then any age is appropriate as long as they're following directions that his coach, mike jenkins, led, he says his older brother, who is also a weightlifter, inspired him to start. >> legend now has eight months to train and get ready to travel to colorado springs for his first national event in june.

>> got some great form there. all right. 858 today, the golden state warriors launching another season of hoops for troops event. past events included the veterans wellness day in april. today, the warriors are hosting a hoops for troops with night with performances there by the united states air force band of the golden west, as well as a postgame meet and greet for veterans and their families with warriors tv host kaleena as a azubuike. future events include a coast guard basketball clinic and picnic, and more events at chase center. >> all right. frank mallicoat, sal castaneda smiling today after the cal bears beat stanford for the fourth straight year. cal knocked off stanford 24 to 21 at memorial stadium. it was the bears sixth victory of the season, making them bowl eligible. cal quarterback fernando mendoza had one of his best games of his career, throwing for three touchdown passes and leading a 98 yard touchdown drive to cap off that comeback win. >> there's only one week left for students applying to state schools in california. the deadline is monday, december 2nd for all ucs and most csus admissions. officials say

they'll look for more than just grades and test scores. they'll also examine how hard someone worked to take advantage of opportunities to excel at school and within their community. the acceptance letters go out beginning in march. college students are using ai tools like chatgpt more than ever before. in a 2023 survey, 56% of college students say they'd use ai for assignments, for exams and an edsource survey found students say they've avoided using ai because of privacy concerns and job displacement. others say it helped them create ideas, organize thoughts, and create templates when they do not know how to start an essay. >> it could be the busiest thanksgiving travel week ever. millions of people hitting the roads and skies. the new record breaking numbers from the tsa, and what you can expect to pay at the pump. >> plus, thanksgiving dinner might cost a little less this year. we'll break down how much it will cost for the holiday meal and how much money you might actually save. >> then a tough

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