can't do that anymore because my son is not here. >> a new lead in the double shooting that killed a teenager in the east bay. what we're now hearing from the victim's mother about the case. and a suspect in a bay area bombing who's been on the run for more than 20 years, has now been captured and is in custody. we'll tell you where he was arrested after a search that went on for decades. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday, november 27th. the rain is gone. >> it's gone. >> how long will it be gone? let's check in with steve paulson. >> maybe ten days or longer. wow. maybe even longer than that. okay. we'll see. but we are transitioning to a couple other things that are be colder lows and maybe patchy valley fog. but first traveling and there's two areas one north, one south. but a little cold here for some. but all the activity

will be favored now towards the east and not over us. santa rosa 39 degrees. there's some a little bit of fog up around novato and petaluma. there will be more going forward, but there's also a pretty little breeze in the hills, and that's a north northeast breeze. so most of this is gone now. it's a dry pattern for a while. cold lows, but it does look partly sunny to mostly sunny. rain ends and that mix of sun and clouds. more sun north, more clouds south. but highs are going to struggle here. the days are short. let's be honest. upper 50s to low 60s. all right, james torres, i believe, is in the traffic chair to tell us. hopefully it's quiet out there. >> well, steve, we're having a pretty tough start to the morning so far, and that's something you certainly don't want to hear just before a holiday. we'll take you out to 680 this morning near san ramon. and danville, just north of dublin. here. chp reporting a fatal crash, i should say a fatal accident between a car hitting somebody who was walking onto the on ramp. this is 680 southbound near crow canyon road. it's the on ramp there. chp saying that someone has died

after a car hit them. now all lanes are blocked in that direction as they look to clear that scene. kind of clean up what's been left behind there? we also know of a fatal crash over at piedmont that we're just now starting to get some details on. we'll bring you that piece, those pieces of information, in just a little bit. but now we know just that area near san ramon, southbound on 680, is going to have just a tiny bit of a backup this morning. we're hoping crews can get that cleared before the peak of the morning commute. for the most part, if you're heading in from the east bay into san francisco, your commute should be smooth. 501 let's go back to the desk with pam. >> thank you. james. after more than a year of fighting, a cease fire between israel and hezbollah, the lebanese militant group takes effect today. the deal was brokered by the u.s. and france. it calls for two months of no fighting and for hezbollah troops to abandon armed areas along southern lebanon. the deal also mandates israel. israeli fighters exit lebanon and leave the transition up to the united nations peacekeepers. many in the region worry how long the agreement will last. >> it's not a peace agreement.

it's a cease fire for the time being. >> it is not something that i personally feel secure about, and i am also not ready for my family to return. >> many displaced people in both northern israel and southern lebanon have started to return to their homes. president biden says the u.s. is now focused on securing a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. >> and pam, the families of israeli hostages still being held in gaza, gathered in tel aviv, demanding more than just the cease fire announcement. >> instead of involving the cease fire in the north, and to have also a ceasefire in gaza. because i insist that we need a cease fire, we need to stop the war in gaza, and we've got to have a hostage deal now because they're not going to survive. >> dozens of people protested and demanding the return of the people who've been held captive since the hamas attack. one year

ago. about 100 hostages are reportedly still being held in gaza. however, there are also reports that one third of them may have died. well, we are following breaking news here in the bay area. it's in piedmont right now. at least three people have died after a violent crash just hours ago. ktvu is amanda quintana just finished talking to the police chief. so what are you finding out? amanda? >> yeah, so that's exactly it. three people have died. we know that there were four people in the car. the chief says it was a tesla cybertruck. somehow went off the road onto the side here of the road. let me show you. so we're in this neighborhood. so this is king and hampton, hampton road and king avenue. hard to tell from here, but a very mangled cybertruck is what we see when we zoom in. and it was fully engulfed in flames when police got here. so there

were four people in the car. we know that three of them have died. the chief says that somebody that was following behind, it's unclear if this person knew the group or just happened to come upon this scen. but a young man, we've seen him maybe in his early 20s. he was following behind. he got out of his car to then go up to the car. once it had crashed and pull someone out, so he was able to pull out one person, and that's the person that has been sent to the hospital. but the other three are tragically dead. so when police got here, it was fully engulfed in flames. firefighters are here, chp is here. piedmont police is here. and we have a very mangled cybertruck here. it they don't know exactly what caused the car to go off the road. it looks like kind of from our vantage point that it hit a tree

possibly. and then maybe, you know, careened into a wall there on the side. but we don't know what caused this. when we got here, we saw the man who was following them we now know was following them. maybe in his early 20s. he was sitting in the back of the ambulance here, but completely fine. not injured. we had two people who seemed to be somebody's parents come up hugging him, crying. it's clearly a very emotional scene here. but you know, we're we're working to learn more. it's very much the beginning stages of this investigation for chp and police to try to figure out what happened, what caused this car to go off the road. but the chief did mention, you know, because it is a cybertruck, that it was just too hot and it burned quickly. so that's something that he noted. but again, three people we know are dead. one sent to the hospital

that was pulled out by a young man. we don't know the relationship yet between that man and this group. if he knew them. but based on, you know, kind of the emotion of this scene and kind of the group that came up and they were hugging, it seems like they did know each other. so, you know, we're still trying to learn the relationship kind of what caused this all. but that's what we know so far right now. three dead. there were four in the car. one of those people went to the hospital, but still trying to learn more about their condition as well. so for now, i'll send it back to you in the studio, live in piedmont. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news amanda, certainly a tough story out there. >> thank you so much for getting that information. we'll check in with her in just a little bit. a man suspected of being involved in two bombings in the east bay more than 20 years ago is in custody. 46 year old daniel andreas san diego has been on the run since 2003. authorities

believe he planted two bombs at a biotech company in emeryville and one at a nutritional products company in pleasanton. authorities say san diego was an animal rights activist and targeted the firms because they had done business with a company that conducted experiments on animals. luckily, no one was injured in the bombings. >> with all the resources that are put to capturing those people, for somebody to be out there for 20 years and not found means that they put a lot of effort to being not found. >> in 2009, san diego was the first domestic terror suspect to be added to the fbi'sost wanted list. he was arrested monday in the uk and faces extradition to the u.s. >> our time now 508. new information from police in hayward about a deadly shooting that occurred more than a year ago. investigators released images of two suspects in connection with the killing of 15 year old eric portillo. outside of his apartment complex in august of 2023. now, witnesses say portillo was

arguing with several people when the shooting started and he died trying to run back to his apartment. so far, no arrests have been made and portillo's mother is speaking out, pleading for help and justice for her son. >> eric trying to come upstairs. and then he collapsed in front of me, not being able to hug him or kiss him. i want justice for my son. >> now, eric portillo would have turned 17 next month, but his mother says there will be no family day celebrations this year. she says the only gift she wants is for everyone involved in her son's killing to be held responsible. >> a nonprofit that formed after the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, is looking into a bullying case in the south bay that a father says led to his son's death. the 1 in 5 foundation for kids is launching an investigation into the death of 14 year old jose zamora. earlier this month. zamora's father says his son died by suicide after he was bullied at

santa clara high school for being homeless. district leaders say they take the allegations seriously and have already taken initial actions. >> our time is now 509. we're in the middle of the busy holiday travel season. airport workers in oakland plan to rally at oakland international airport today, demanding better pay and better benefits. the contract workers who cleaned the planes and handle baggage say they make less than $20 an hour, and they can't afford the cost of health benefits. labor leaders want the port of oakland to increase and raise the standards for those workers. we'll be closely watching this rally to find out if it will affect airport operations. >> well, our pattern is change. the rain is done. it was quite impressive, but it looks like now just the opposite here. we're going to go into a dry pattern here for at least a week. ten days, maybe longer. one low moved through. that was the one to the north yesterday. that's now into salt lake city. and the other one is going to

just kind of meander out there for a while and high pressure is building in. so we get a little northerly breeze. north wind north northeast 26 right above the caldecott there, but not roaring, but it is north northeast. half moon bay, northeast to 21. so that will make for nice weather and pacifica today on the coast. half moon bay, el granada not a roaring breeze, but it is no doubt about it. offshore, if you don't have a breeze, petaluma. novato. there might be a little bit of patchy fog. probably too much of a breeze to get some, but it's beginning to set up shop in the valley and it usually doesn't take long once the breeze tails off and everything is building in with high pressure. and it may be here for a while, it's kind of the way it's looking. everything is ended unless you're going south, and even that looks pretty weak there towards big sur, the central coast. 39 petaluma. 39. santa rosa 52. though half moon bay with that offshore breeze there a lot of 40s on the temps, but novato, petaluma in the 30s. windsor is 39. many more up in mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma county, but bodega bay and point reyes at 48 bolinas

52. so a little offshore breeze there. teens in the mountains. they'll be single digits tomorrow for truckee and tahoe, and reno is down to 24. and if you enjoyed the rain, good. if you want dry weather, well, the next week or ten days is probably to your liking, although it's not going to get that warm. cold lows, some fog, especially in the valley and this can be a cold setup here for a while, with the coast being sunny and warm, it's kind of the way it's looking. but tonight into tomorrow morning we're going cold turkey because there's a frosted. what did i say? something that. no no no we're just giggling okay fine. there you two keep doing what you're doing over there. frost advisory is out tomorrow morning. but i can see clearly now, dave, because the rain has ended. so mix of sun and clouds, a little northerly breeze, 5060 on the temps. >> all right, steve, thank you. a program to help people avoid jail time restarting in the south bay. we'll tell you who will get a second chance and be able to stay home for the

holidays and you just heard steve, an end to the rain. >> it's a welcome sight for people who live in the north ba, but there's still a lot of cleaning

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customers have been camping outside in the rain during the past week so that they could be first in the new store. the

pleasanton chamber of commerce will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at 730 this morning, with the store officially opening at 9 a.m. many early bird shoppers are hoping to buy limited edition and heavily discounted wine, whiskey and other deals. >> well, a federal appeals court upheld a court ruling allowing a san jose state volleyball player to compete in this week's conference tournament. several players in the conference argued that she should not be allowed to play because she's a transgender athlete. they filed an emergency appeal after a federal judge blocked their request, but an appeals court agreed with the original ruling. the tournament begins today in las vegas. >> santa clara county is restarting a program that allows people with nonviolent misdemeanor warrants to avoid jail time in the month of december. it's called operation second chance. the santa clara county sheriff's office says the program was put on pause because of staffing issues, but now they want to reduce overcrowding by keeping people out of jail for nonviolent misdemeanors,

especially during the holidays. >> this is a chance around the holidays to allow people to not stress out if they have a warrant, get back into the court system, get that taken care of and it's being rolled out throughout all of our law enforcement agencies in santa clara county. this is a true collaboration. >> the program will only run in the month of december, when jails are expected to be overcrowded. it first ran from 2007 to 2017, and more than 3500 people resolved their warrant without jail time. >> our time is now 517. santa clara county now making it a crime for unhoused people to live along creeks and rivers. the valley water owns and controls more than 300 miles of waterways in santa clara county. many of them have people living in tents, living alongside the water. and that includes along the guadalupe river. valley water says its workers have been harassed. they've been chased and physically threatened while on the job, and the water

infrastructure has been damaged by the encampments. however, homeless advocates say criminalizing being unhoused is a harmful approach. >> when you're pushing people out, you're pushing them into nothing. you're pushing them into death. >> the last thing i want to see is criminalization versus compliance. i don't want to see many more people of color incarcerated. yes, the vast majority of unhoused people are people of color. >> now, this new ordinance criminalizing people living by waterways will take effect at the end of this year. valley water says they will immediately start doing outreach for the people affected, starting at the beginning of next year. >> well, the rain may be gone for now, but the work continues to clear debris from the storm after last week's storms. arborists and tree trimming companies are taking advantage of the clear skies, they say, because the storm happened early in the season, many trees still had their leaves. that led to more weight on the tree, which caused the limbs to break. one tree trimmers. but we spoke to,

says homeowners have to watch the danger signs when it comes to vulnerable trees. all right, so he tells us you should look for any cracks in the trees in the tree trunks, maybe where you see light coming through. they also say redwoods, cypress and acacias are common trees that can lose their limbs. homeowners should check their trees canopy to see if the tree is at risk. if you can't see the sky, you probably need to have your tree trimmed. its a little thick, so it's always good to have somebody just come out and just take a look at your trees. yeah, right. they'll do that for free. >> i already did that. >> nice. and how'd you do? >> they're going to give us a little haircut to some of them. yeah. okay. >> a little haircut. >> good. exactly. yes. all right. we do have a pattern change here. where? our rain.

let's give. i mean, for november. this is a, you know, beyond impressive, really. but we figure we need a break while we're getting one. you know, all or nothing is usually the way it works here. and we may get a break for a while, but unless you're south or heading south towards san luis obispo or good old paso, i don't think you'll see much in the way. in the way of any rain. there's not much down there anyway. 30s, 40s, 50s on the temps here, some cold lows. i mean, some 30s will pop up more likely north today or in the santa cruz mountains, but lafayette and orinda are both at 40 panels, 42 alamos, 42 dublin's 41 degrees. if you have a breeze and it might even be in the 50s, especially up in the hills there, but teens in the mountains 34 arcadia, ukiah 36 to 59. that's cloud cover down there in los angeles and also in san diego. that's where all the cloud cover is. we are clearing out rapidly and rain has moved south. a lot of the clouds have moved south. mostly sunny. partly cloudy today, but it is a dry pattern. cold lows though. valley fog. not really an issue yet, but it will be once it sets

up in the valley. unless and then that that can be just a footprint that does not move for a long time for us. the issue will be a frost advisory tomorrow morning. it will be cold as ice tomorrow morning. upper 20s for a few. i did see 29 forecast for santa rosa tomorrow, but i can see clearly now. the rain is gone and colder lows, but mostly sunny. partly cloudy and it looks like it's going to stay this way. however, except for valley fog, the coast might be pretty nice, but the lows inland will be cold, especially friday morning. dave. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now. 520 after the 49ers loss to the packers this past sunday, critics are really targeting coach kyle shanahan. we'll tell you what deebo samuel said about those attacks. the 49ers, in the meantime, are getting into the holiday spirit. you see, the thanksgiving feast bringing the community and the players together for a night o giving

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day we five and six right now. but i mean we got like 6 or 7 games ahead. and at the end of the day like kyle is one of the one of the smartest, you know, most player. you know, you like those player coaches that you know, people could ask for. yeah. and so i don't kind of get into you know he in the hot seat. he this he that. >> now this sunday's game between the 49ers and the buffalo bills could be a snowy one. a highmark stadium in buffalo is under a winter storm. watch this sunday, the officials warned against heavy lake effect snow more than a half foot of snow is possible for the areas near that stadium. now the 49ers went above and beyond for the annual feast, with the niners. every year, 40 niners players team up with city team and serve thanksgiving dinners and groceries to people in need. this year, the 40 niners welcomed 15 families for a very special experience at levi's stadium. they surprised the families with a shopping spree at the 49ers team store, and they supplied thanksgiving

turkeys, appliances and a lot more. >> everyone has a different story and everyone's going through different things right now. we're fortunate enough to have, you know, our families out here and have a wonderful time during the holidays. so to be able to do that for them is really special. >> now, several of the 40 niners stars spent time with the families sharing a meal, including brock purdy, george kittle and fred warner. time's now 526. caitlyn jenner considering a possible run for governor of california. what she's saying about that possible run and the possibility of running against kamala harris. and the mayor of berkeley getting up and gearing up for a new role in sacramento. jesse aragon's top priority as he heads into the state

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people have been camping outside for the past week. we're going to tell you what they hope to get once they get inside. >> it's been very smooth, incredibly smooth. we had a great flight. unbelievable landing and got our bags in record time, so no complaints. >> well that's nice, no complaints. but a lot of people are hitting the roads and heading to the airport to see loved ones for thanksgiving. we're going to tell you when you want to leave today to try to avoid those crowds. >> 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. >> and good morning i'm dave clark wednesday morning november 27th. steve paulson says you can handle the cold. there won't be any rain. no, no, we're done with the rain. >> yeah, that was impressive. for this time of the year. but you figure we have to change something. we are, and it's going to change to a dry pattern maybe for a while here. but don't you worry. rain will come back. but not anytime soon. that's for sure. and if you are traveling, you're at the airport. two areas, one south and one north. but most of everything is heading towards the east. that's kind of the way it's setting up here as dry weather returns to the west. 25 minneapolis to 82 in miami and 63 in atlanta. 30s for a few 40s for most. although palo alto at 42 degrees. it is a mix of some high clouds, but the rain has moved south, so it's out of the picture and we have some cold lows, colder tomorrow and a little bit of fog. not much, but mainly it's mostly sunny north northeast breeze, especially in the hills, and temperatures will

be all near about 60 degrees today and probably for the next few days on the high side. all right, james torres is here. we have to head right out to san ramon. 680 danville. >> that's exactly right, stephen. good morning to you here with because we have a fatal crash there. someone advising that a car had hit someone who was walking on or near the freeway there. and now chp calling it an a fatal crash. that's just southbound on 680 near crow canyon road. that was right there on the on ramp. we do know a tow truck is now on the scene removing the car. the county coroner's office also expected to be on the scene to remove the body. they do have at least two lanes of traffic there closed. so if you're on southbound 680 near crow canyon, that's going to be shut down for a little while. now we're going to take you down deep into the south bay here and show you a pair of crashes that chp is working on between gilroy and morgan hill. one looks like it involved a car and a and a tractor trailer that was able to be removed pretty quickly, but there was a second crash southbound 101 near tennant that wasn't too far away there. there

was a number of different cars involved, some major injuries that chp is reporting that is going to lead to some slowdowns for quite a while now. again, that's southbound 101 and just between gilroy and morgan hill you can see the red that's already starting to form there. so already a really tough start to the morning today. not so much going on in the rest of our bay area freeways. of course, we'll take you live out there in just a few minutes. 5.31 let's go back to dave on the news desk. >> all right james, thank you. we are following breaking news in piedmont where at least three people died this morning in a violent crash. ktvu is amanda quintana just talked to the piedmont police chief. so what do you know so far? >> yeah, it's a really tragic situation. so we know three people are dead. one was sent to the hospital. they were all inside a tesla certrk that crashed. it's still unclear why it crashed. what caused it to crash. but, you know, we see a very mangled cybertruck. it was fully engulfed in flames when

police arrived here. when firefighters got here. so it looks like it's in between a tree and the retaining wall here next to the homes here we're in this neighborhood in piedmont where the intersection here is hampton road and king avenue. you can see there's still a very large police presence. they are still investigating, trying to figure out why this happened. but when we got here, we saw a young man, maybe early 20s, in the back of an ambulance. two people came up, ran up to him. they looked like maybe his parents or somebody's parents. they were hugging him. it was very emotional. so we asked the chief who that person is. so let's hear him explain how that young man is related to the solo vehicle that was involved in the crash. >> there was another vehicle that came after it that was following behind and came upon

the vehicle as was fully engulfed. that individual was the one that exited the car, was able to pull at least one person out, but the nature of the vehicle is was a cybertruck and the heat was just too intense. >> so we know that that man was able to pull out one person from the cybertruck. that person was sent to the hospital again, the other three have died. it's still unclear how that man, if he is related to this group of people that were in the car, if he was actually following them, or just came upon the scene, happened to come upon this, but obviously just a very tragic situation. you know, the chief saying we're right near the holidays. this is this is very, very sad for three families who are losing a loved one. again, they're still investigating, trying to figure out why this happened, why the car went off the road, possibly hit a tree or

just careened off. but it ended up in between some trees and the retaining wall here. but obviously they're going to be investigating that for a little while. and we'll bring you any new information that we learn live in piedmont. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you. time now. 534 a federal appeals court upheld a court ruling allowing a san jose state university volleyball player to compete in this week's conference tournament. now, several players in the conference argued that she should not be allowed to play because she's a transgender athlete. they filed an emergency appeal after a federal judge on monday blocked their request, but an appeals court agreed with that original ruling. the tournament begins today in las vegas. >> the standoff between san mateo county and sheriff cristina corpuz continues for a third week. corpus is once again refusing to step down. in an open letter addressed to the employees of the sheriff's office and the san mateo county community. sheriff corpus said,

quote, while these past weeks have been tough, i remain committed to fulfilling the responsibilities i swore to uphold. i recognize the uncertainty this situation has caused among the two groups i serve the dedicated employees of the sheriff's office and the people of our county. calls for corpus to resign are growing. the most recent are from the san carlos city council and the sheriff sergeants union. this all comes after a 400 page report accusing the sheriff of retaliating against employees having an improper work, romance, and of using racial and homophobic slurs. corpus denies any wrongdoing and says the effort to remove her from office is politically motivated. we're following some breaking news this morning. lanes are blocked on southbound 680 in san ramon after a deadly crash. ktvu sally rasmus there on scene now where traffic is, is backing up. sally, what can you tell us? >> yeah, we are on southbound 680 in san ramon, just before the bollinger canyon exit, and

you can see behind us the chp has these flares set up, and they've blocked off two of the four lanes in the southbound direction. traffic sort of slowly getting around it. luckily, it's early enough in the commute where it isn't too much of a backup. but this all happened, unfortunately, because of a deadly crash that happened on the freeway. there. you see the chp vehicles. we're not showing you the crash or what happened exactly, but you can see that this is where the incident occurred. according to one of the chp officers out here, there was a call around 4:00 this morning of a person running out onto the freeway. the chp officer i spoke with said they're looking into what exactly the circumstances of that were. they do not know. they don't know why the person was out here. but that's one of the things that they are investigating out here. they're waiting for the coroner to arrive as well, and they're going to continue to gather some additional evidence and talk to some of the people and the witnesses out here of the car that was involved was just a random car driving when it

apparently struck this person who had run out onto the freeway. but in the meantime, the chp says they will be out here investigating, talking to people, gathering evidence, trying to figure out the circumstances around this. but they expect that at least two lanes of southbound 680 at bollinger canyon in san ramon will remain closed for about the next hour or so. we're live in san ramon. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, ali, thank you. time is 537. president elect donald trump made a few new nominations and hires for his incoming administration. trump nominated stanford doctor and professor jay bhattacharya, who supported controversial covid herd immunity proposals as the head of the national institute of health. economist kevin hassett will head the white house national economic council. he's been a supporter of tax cuts, and he served in the first trump administration. and jamison greer has been nominated as the u.s. trade representative. that nomination comes during growing tensions

with mexico and canada over potential tariffs. >> we talked about some of the challenges that we can work on together. it was a good call. >> now, canadian prime minister justin trudeau spoke with donald trump yesterday, but canadian officials shared they're deeply concerned about these proposed tariffs. and mexico's new president threatened to retaliate with tariffs against the united states if trump follows through with his plans. well, we're looking live in san francisco international airport this morning. it appears to be quiet out there, but the holiday rush is only expected to increase even more from here on out. the website flightaware is reporting 30 flight delays and two flight cancellations this morning, with more than 2 million people are expected to pass through airports all over the country today. even more are expected this sunday on top of that, record traffic is expected on the highways. triple a

predicts 1.7 million people will be on the roads this year compared to 2023. >> plan to hit some delays. give yourself extra time to get where you're going if you get there early, great, but just have patience. make sure that your vehicle is travel ready, especially if you're making a long drive. >> there is some good news. gasoline prices are lower this thanksgiving compared to last year, and today is expected to be the busiest day to pick up rental cars. so make sure you give yourself a little extra time. if you rented a car to drive home for the holidays. >> our rainy. pattern has ended and may be a while before we see it again, but it will get back here. but not for about ten days or maybe longer. so we're setting up a different pattern now and that's an offshore breeze has developed not roaring, but it's there and north or northeast and as long as we have a puff of that breeze, it's usually a little tougher for the fog to form. but

there is a little bit petaluma and also novato reporting a little bit. that's at the airport. i live two blocks away, and it's clear i know i'm just saying those are the airport reports, but i think going forward, stockton out to vacaville, fairfield, probably tracy, these will be prime candidates for some fog over the next, i'd say 3 to 5 days. and that footprint can set up. we've had a lot of rain and now some cold temps. pattern has changed. there's two areas of the jet stream, one north and one south will be caught in between, and there's just not much left in the way of any rain. hardly. if you're traveling on 101 or 5 south, it'll be more clouds south, but rain is almost over 30s, 40s and 50s now. 38 petaluma 52 pillar point, half moon bay 50. they have a north wind. that's why 43 atherton, menlo parks in there. woodside down to 42. maybe eke out a 30, maybe more likely tomorrow. teens in the mountains. single digits forecast tomorrow morning for truckee and south lake tahoe. 58 in las vegas. but 34 arcata. ukiah 36 degrees 59 trifecta santa barbara, los

angeles and san diego. you can see all the moisture now diving south, and everything is going to be heading towards the east here. and maybe for a while. deep systems, cold, cold blast will be moving in over the next 5 to 7 days or so. for us, cold lows, patchy fog, but it's a dry forecast. it will be cold as ice tomorrow morning and temperatures frost. advisory maybe a few upper 20s in wind protected areas. possible. more likely it will be 30s. the coldest morning looks to be friday, but i can see clearly now mix of sun and clouds. more sun though a little northerly breeze. so upper 50s low 60s on the temps. >> thank you steve. actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger participating in a turkey giveaway in southern california. we'll hear why he says it's important for h im to give bm b

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today, the newest costco here in the bay area will open in pleasanton. very excited customers camped outdoors in the rain this week to be among the first in line today. at 730 this morning, there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony and the store officially opens at 9 a.m. >> a man suspected of being involved in two bombings in the east bay, more than 20 years ago

is finally in custody. 46 year old daniel andreas, san diego is suspected of planting bombs in emeryville and pleasanton back in 2003. authorities say san diego was an animal rights activist and targeted the firms because they had done business with a company that conducted animal experiments. >> a nonprofit organization created in texas after the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, is now investigating a case of bullying in the south bay that a father says led to the death of his son. the 1 in 5 foundation for kids is launching an investigation into the death of 14 year old jose zamora earlier this month. the father of zamora says his son died by suicide after he was bullied at santa clara high school for being homeless. >> we're hearing from berkeley mayor jesse arreguin, who is about to become the east bay's newest state senator. aragon won the race for the east bay senate seat held by nancy skinner. he has served two terms as mayor of

berkeley. aragon says housing remains his top priority. >> we need more resources from the state. we need to build housing. we need to create interim housing so that when cities are moving people out of encampments and off the streets, that we have a place for people to go. we have to work to implement prop one, to make sure that we can expand mental health beds and resources for people in our communities. >> now, aragon says he, it is important to demonstrate clear outcomes for the money spent on housing and homelessness so that voters know that those investments are having an impact. >> our time is now. 546. caitlyn jenner says she's considering a run for governor of california. the reality tv star posted on social media she's having conversations about this idea and hopes to make an announcement soon. she also said if she ran against vice president kamala harris, jenner would quote, destroy her. jenner previously ran for governor as a republican during the recall election of 2021, and received

1% of the vote. >> veterinarians are sharing tips on the best ways to help keep pets safe and happy this holiday season. even if a pet is used to a lot of activity around the home, the extra activities on thanksgiving can be overwhelming, so make sure they feel safe and has a variety of thanksgiving dishes are being passed around the table. vets say it's best to avoid giving your pets any of those leftovers. >> most pets are not used to eating table food, so anything that's high in fat, anything that contains bones and then there's some specific toxicities. garlic, onion. grapes, chocolate that tend to be around the table. typically if dogs ingest something or cats ingest something, they will show signs like excess salivation. they may vomit. they may have diarrhea. >> even if you're careful, accidents can happen. it's always a good idea to have a backup plan. veterinarians recommend knowing where your closest veterinary hospital and emergency care is available.

>> our time now 548. former california governor and movie star arnold schwarzenegger passed out turkeys in los angeles, and people lined up around the block as early as 2 a.m. for this event. one volunteer says a thousand turkeys were available to local families. schwarzenegger says his love of giving started when he was a young boy in austria. back in the 1950s. >> he told us, kids, he says, you come with me, we're going to go and help them. my brother and i were handing out soup in the meantime, and we were there for hours and hours and hours and handing out soup. all of these years later, it is still in my mind. >> arnold schwarzenegger says the generosity the people showed him during the thanksgiving event and when he first came to america in 1968, is why he's been handing out turkeys for more than 30 years. >> well, oakland rapper mistah fab says hundreds of people got

a turkey and hot meals as part of his annual thanksgiving giveaway. he held his 20th annual dope era turkey giveaway in oakland yesterday. people lined up around the block as volunteers helped give people food and warm clothing. the event started with just 25 turkeys. now they hand out more than 500. mr. fab says he feels it's important to maintain community and dignity during the holidays. we applaud and thank all those people out there doing such great work to help people get a nice meal on this holiday. >> mr. fabs always doing great. he's fabulous. yes he is. all right. our time is 5.49. someone else who's fabulous but busy this morning. >> yeah we have some tough news with our commute james. >> yeah. the headlines we're talking about this morning. very hard to hear, especially a day before thanksgiving. but it's what you need to know before you head out the door. today in case any of these incidents are anywhere near your route. i'll start you over in the south bay here. where? 880. where? right now you'll see a lot of green light conditions. it's going to

look like there's not too much to worry about. and really, there actually isn't. but just here along 880, we're talking the southbound lane. there near marina boulevard. the on ramp just south of that. we're learning about a crash that might cause some delays. there's actually a traffic break there just south of davis there. we're told that there's a couple accidents there that happened. that's blocking the slow lane. not too much traffic that's going to cause too much of a concern, but might be something you need to know. headed out over to highway four. a four car crash just right there near willow pass road. that's going to cause some backups there on the westbound side of the roadway. we'll take you back down all the way to the south bay, because we are talking about 1012 crashes there between morgan hill and gilroy. a crash on the northbound lane closer to morgan hill that's already been cleared, but it's the southbound lane that's giving us just a tiny bit of trouble there. chp reporting some major incidents there, getting some doctors on the scene to get some people checked out who were involved. major injuries, i should say. we'll keep an eye on that. let you know what goes on there. and then of course, we're talking about that fatal accident on

680. a car hitting a person directly near the on ramp just outside of san ramon. we can show you some video of the scene earlier this morning. that's 680 southbound near crow canyon road. you see, the police officers on the scene? at least two lanes of traffic still blocked at this moment. they have a tow truck on the scene to remove the car. we know the county coroner's office was on the scene as well. again, something we'll keep our eye on and keep you posted. as the morning goes on, i will take you live out to the bay bridge toll plaza to show you the commute from oakland to san francisco. that won't be a problem so far. 551 let's bring in steve paulson to talk about our much drier weather for this weekend. >> that is correct. and maybe even beyond that. we'll take a look at the sierra here and the november totals. not too shabby. i think, you know, we were more about rain than snow, but there were some okay amounts, especially for a few locations. and that included mammoth in there at 57 central sierra snow lab, soda springs, 57. but also runaway winner at 70in sugar bowl 56. palisades tahoe 47,

northstar just over 40. bear valley 36 and heavenly had 31. where's kirkwood? they're not open yet. they're not reporting a little bit of fog around the petaluma airport and novato, but there will be more popping up in the weeks or days ahead, if you will, here, especially out to the valley. and i think out towards the areas around maybe livermore, antioch, brentwood, vacaville, fairfield. boy, when it sets up, it can be tough to budge. you can see the ridge of high pressure is building off of portland and seattle. all the moisture now is streaming southward out of our area. 30s 40s 50s on the temps. a lot of 30s to the north. there's a lot occidentales 39. windsor is 39. even orinda is at 39. any south? not yet. i'm sure. tomorrow they will be boulder creek 42, mid 40s, santa clara valley, upper 40s and los gatos, though at 43 degrees. so there are a couple 19 and 16. truckee south lake tahoe. single digits forecast for those areas tomorrow morning. mount shasta 23. in

reno 24. everything south one low will stay offshore for a while. the one we had yesterday has already moved inland, and it's a dry forecast, no doubt. so cold lows fast to frost. advisories already out for tomorrow morning and you know thursday friday could get a few upper 20s. would not surprise me in the least. but i can see clearly now the rain is ending and maybe for a while. mix of sun and clouds, a little northerly breeze, highs upper 50s seconds. >> oh i see. thank you. time now 553. governor newsom taking action to streamline supportive housing. the billions of dollars in funding that he j tt

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time now 556. the nation's first lgbtq plus museum is celebrating a very important milestone. the city of san francisco finalized the purchase of the museum's new and permanent home in the castro district. the glbt historical society museum was created in 2011. it showcases more than 100 years of queer history, and right now it's at 18th and castro streets. the museum's new home is about three minutes away on market and nowy streets. it offers more space for new collections and exhibitions and events to engage the community. well, a growing number of

travelers are riding trains for this holiday season. last thanksgiving, amtrak saw a 16% increase in ridership compared to the year before. now, ktvu talked to an amtrak representative who says amtrak expects another increase this year. >> a resurgence in train travel. i think across the board, peopl, more and more people are taking the train and noticing the train as a viable transportation option. and last year we saw a million customers taking the train during thanksgiving and every single year we meet new right like records and ridership. so we're excited to see jump this year. >> now, amtrak says it's on track to set a new all time ridership record. this year, as the holiday shopping season ramps up, the state says it is cracking down on retail crime. >> the chp task force will conduct what it is calling proactive operations over the holidays. teams will be working with the retailers and local police to dismantle any fencing operations linked to organized retail crime. the state also

released new data showing the task force has made more than 1200 arrests and recovered $9 million worth of stolen items just since january. governor newsom says the state is trying to build more supportive housing by streamlining development, starting in january, communities will have access to more than $2 billion in new prop one funding. there will also be simplified permitting and approval process to build supportive housing for people struggling with homelessness, mental illness or substance disorder. >> well, three people died just hours ago in piedmont after a violent crash. we'll tell you what piedmont police are telling us about that crash, and how the one survivor in a truck was rescued. >> plus, the work that you all did, it's going to have lasting effect. >> now we're hearing from vice president kamala harris for the first time since she conceded in the race for president. what she's urging her supporters to do from ktvu, fox two news. [music] >> this is mornings on two.

>> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday november 27th. steve paulson is talking about rain is gone for now. but cold weather i think is moving in right. >> no doubt the cold lows will be with us a little bit today. more so thursday and especially friday morning here. but already santa rosa is 38. there are many 30s. most are to the north. i have a graphic below, but i'll show you that in about ten minutes or so. but livermore is down to 42. palo alto on the stanford campus is 43 degrees. everything is drifting out of the area. rain has moved south. rain is so far south, i think it's out of the picture completely. but it's a dry forecast. cold low, some patchy fog, but not much yet. but i think it will be as we go forward here. rain ends, cold. lows mostly sunny. there is a little bit of a breeze, especially in the hills here and it's a north or northeast. highs will be upper 50s and low. low 60s, mainly low 60s. all right james torres is here still. alamo, danville, or. excuse me, danville, san ramon. i believe

i'm going to take you back over to oakland, steve, because even though we don't have rain in the forecast anymore, we don't have rain for the most part today. >> but the rain we had all week still can cause some problems. and here's an example of why that icon, that crash icon on the lower half of your screen here. chp reporting that a woman single car crash with her white pickup truck ran into some standing water, spun it out, and ended up hitting a beam on the right hand shoulder there. and that has led to that accident near highway 13 just off of 580. so even though we're not actively seeing rain at this moment, the rain we saw over the last few days can still cause us some issues. if you are not careful. still monitoring a pair of crashes on 101 both northbound and southbound. really more so that southbound lane just under morgan hill, just north of gilroy. here. that's where we learned of a number of different cars involved in a car crash and involved in a large crash. chp reporting some major incidents, major injuries, i should say. doctor on the scene, checking them all out, hoping that should be cleared out soon. taking a

live look outside of oakland here along highway 880, just near the coliseum where the traffic seems to be moving smoothly. 601 let's go back to the news desk with pam. >> all right. thank you, james, we are following a lot of breaking news and sad news this morning. one out of piedmont. at least three people died this morning in a fiery car crash. ktvu is amanda quintana has been out on the scene. just talked to piedmont police. the police chief there, amanda, what can you tell us? >> well, yeah, we know three people tragically died. there were four people in the car, though. we did just get an update that that fourth person was sent to the hospital with severe injuries. so we're still waiting to see what happens there. but we did. if you've been following, we did move to a different spot. so we have a view of the cybertruck kind of showing, you know, how mangled it is, which is really sad to see when you know what has happened here. so all four of those people were in this tesla

cybertruck when it went off the road and caught fire. now this happened at 308 this morning. we're told when police got here, it was already fully engulfed. it's unclear really what caused this cybertruck to go off the road. chp is here. they're investigating that now. but it looks like the car you know, for whatever reason, went and hit the retaining wall on the side of the road and then is stuck now in between a tree and that retaining wall. >> this is just a tragic loss of life, you know, again, we don't know the cause of the collision. and during this holiday season, it's just our hearts go out to the families that inevitably are going to have to deal with this tragedy. >> and we will continue, man, maybe early 20, early 20s in the back of an ambulance.

>> he was he was not hurt. he was just sitting there, you kno, walking around. but then we saw two people who seemed to be his parents run up hugging him. it was very emotional. so we now know that that man came upon this scene, and he was the one who pulled that fourth person out. we don't know if he had a relationship with this car. you know, if he was following because he knows them, if he just happened to be driving and saw the car engulfed in flames and decided to help. but we do know that he helped pull that one person out. we did just get an update that that person was the passenger in the front. so he came up. he pulled that front passenger out and that's the person with severe injuries that was sent to the hospital. but the other three, tragically have passed away. so again, still waiting to hear what exactly

caused this truck to go off the road, we did also just get an update that the battery didn't catch on fire, so that isn't what caused the fire, but we still don't know. you know what? why? it caught on fire. but again, the chief telling us it was fully engulfed in flames when police had arrived here. live in piedmont. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you. time now, 605. an arrest was made of a man suspected of being involved in two bombings in the east bay. more than 20 years ago. 46 year old daniel andreas san diego has been on the run since 2003. authorities believe he planted two bombs in emeryville at a biotech company and at a nutritional products company in pleasanton. authorities say san diego was an animal rights activist who targeted those companies because they conducted business with a company that performed experiments on animals.

fortunately, no one was injured in the bombings. >> with all the resources that are put to capturing those people, for somebody to be out there for 20 years and not found means that they put a lot of effort to being not. >> now, in 2009, san diego was the first domestic terror suspect to be added to the fbi's most wanted list. he was arrested monday in the united kingdom. he faces being extradited here to the u.s. after more than a year of fighting a cease fire between israel and hezbollah, the lebanese militant group takes effect today. >> the deal was brokered by the u.s. and france. it calls for two months of no fighting and for hezbollah troops to abandon armed areas along southern lebanon. now, the deal also mandates israeli fighters exit lebanon and leave the transition to united nations peacekeepers. many in the region worry how long the agreement will last. >> it's not a peace agreement.

it's a cease fire. for the time being. >> it is not something that i personally feel secure about, and i am also not ready for my family to return. >> many displaced people in both northern israel and southern lebanon have started returning to their homes. president biden says the u.s. is now focused on securing the ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. >> our time now. 606 president-elect trump is nominating a professor at stanford to be director of the national institutes of health. doctor jay bhattacharya is a professor of health policy and the director of stanford's center for demography. democracy. democracy. democracy. democracy. demography and economics of health and aging. he's also well known for his criticism of the covid 19 lockdown policies and controversial proposals to respond to the pandemic. now on the truth social website, president-elect trump wrote together, jay and rfk jr will restore the nih to a gold

standard of medical research as they examined the underlying causes of and solutions to america's biggest health challenges, including our crisis of chronic illness and disease. as president elect trump prepares to take office now, u.s. foreign policy analysts are raising alarms about private conversations. trump is reportedly having with other world leaders. the experts say these unsecured calls are a reason for concern. now, normally, the state department would help facilitate these kinds of conversations and provide security, offer foreign policy guidance and also help with translating. without the state department, the experts are worrying. donald trump may shake up relationships and possibly cause an international crisis. >> vice president kamala harris is speaking publicly about the election for the first time since conceding. >> i just have to remind you, don't you ever let anybody take

your power from you? you have the same power that you did before november 5th, and you have the same purpose that you did, and you have the same ability to engage and inspire. so don't ever let anybody or any circumstance take your power from you. >> harris spoke to supporters on a zoom call about the loss to donald trump. harris also spoke about the work to bring in first time voters this election, calling it a huge win for the country as a whole. she prompted people to not give up fighting for the values her campaign pushed for. governor tim walz also spoke about the loss. >> i know it's incredibly disappointing now and look, candidly, it's a bit scary because there's a very different vision that's being put out there. but now more than ever, we need the light to shine through. we need to be able to be that, to be that hope for the

neighbor who's really wondering. we need to be that anchor for the folks who are wondering what's next and that each of you. >> walz and harris both said the work is far from over, and their supporters cannot give up from this defeat. >> our time is now. 609 in san francisco, city leaders will join the salvation army for a special thanksgiving competition this morning. san francisco mayor london breed and the police and fire chiefs will compete to see who can carve the most turkey. it's a tradition that's been happening for more than 50 years. police officers and fire crews will compete and carve more than 600 pounds of turkey. the food will then serve almost 500 senior citizens as well as unhoused individuals in the tenderloin. the event today begins at 9 a.m. it will be at the salvation army central kitchen. today is the conclusion of a holiday food giveaway in the south bay. the nonprofit group sacred heart community service has been distributing

boxes of thanksgiving food to families. it's the 60th year of this event. organizers hope that by the end of today, they will have passed out 4000 food boxes. this year. each box is filled with fresh vegetables, fruits, bread and meat. >> all right. it is not a slow traffic. morning, james torres, covering some issues. where are you starting, james? >> yeah, we'll go ahead and take you out into the east bay, because that's pretty much what we're seeing. all of our issues this morning. highway four right now working on a four car crash along right there on highway four, right between pittsburgh and concord. we i think we've got some units on the scene to try to start helping clean that crash up a little bit, but you can see some of the red and yellow that has already formed there. expect some delays in that area later this morning. we'll take you all the way a little further down to 680, and tell you about a deadly crash that was there. it sounds like someone walked onto the freeway there on just outside of san

ramon. we can show you the video that we have that we shot from earlier this morning. that's southbound 680 just south of crow canyon road. we do know that at least at least at this point, one lane of traffic still closed. county coroner's office there to recover the body. a tow trucks are there on the scene as well to try to take the car away and just kind of clean up that area to try to get those lanes back open as soon as possible before we get some of that peak morning commute out on the roadways this morning, we don't expect that to be as heavy as it would on any other, given wednesday. but certainly, you know, any mess to traffic can add a lot of extra time here. live. look here along the east shore freeway, about 18 or 19 minutes to get to the macarthur maze. 612 this morning we'll go back to pam on the desk. >> thank you. james, a star pitcher, trades his giants uniform for dodger blue. the two time cy young award winner that just agreed to one of the richest deals in baseball history. >> and congress and the airline industry battling it out over

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and here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. three people have been killed and another is in the hospital following a crash in piedmont. authorities say a cyber truck crashed and caught fire in the area of hampton road and king avenue.

one person following the truck was able to pull the lone survivor from the vehicle. >> a federal appeals court upheld a court ruling allowing a san jose state volleyball player to compete in this week's conference tournament. several players in the conference argued she should not be allowed to play because she's a transgender athlete. the tournament begins today in las vegas. >> today, the bay area's newest costco opens in pleasanton. early this morning, dozens of people sprinted to be the first in line to get into the store. many early bird shoppers hoping to buy some limited edition and heavily discounted wine, whiskey and some of the other deals we're going to hear from some of the people who've been waiting outside. ali rasmus is out there with them. she's going to give us that update coming up at 630. >> all right. our time is 616. the owner of a tattoo shop in oakland says an intruder stole more than $10,000 of equipment during a break in. it happened at sacred tattoo in downtown oakland. the owner says he has

no idea how the burglar broke into the store, and he showed us surveillance video showing a man rolling the tattoo store's cart that had needles and ink and other equipment. but the most precious item the thief stole was the owner's collection of vintage tattoo machines. >> i guess anything is resellable on the black market. i mean, if someone wants to learn how to tattoo or want better ink mixed feelings, i mean, it hurts. but honestly, with all the support that's been shown, it's beautiful. like, i'm super grateful that our community oakland is giving back. >> now the tattoo shop is in the old oakland neighborhood. the owner only moved in there about a month ago. that neighborhood has seen a resurgence of pop ups lately, but also a fair share of break ins as well. the tattoo shop owner says he's inviting everybody to come to the store's grand opening this saturday. >> lawmakers on capitol hill are

preparing to fight the airline industry over junk fees. a new senate report claims. in the past five years, airlines made more than $12 billion on seat selection fees alone, with customers also getting hit with bills for things like extra legroom and even pillows and blankets. the report also accuses airlines of becoming more proactive about forcing those fees on customers. >> click and they click and they click on various price options, and they end up spending more money than they would if they were an all in price. consumers are angry about it. >> president biden has made fighting junk fees a big priority during his time in office. last month, a new rule was implemented requiring automatic refunds for delayed or canceled flights. a senate committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on this matter next week. >> all right, pam. time is 618. back to james torres. the commute has been tough, so far this morning. and any better yet? >> not so much. you know, we started with a three deadly

crash in piedmont. we had another deadly crash in just outside of dublin in san ramon this morning. and we're just seeing some more incidents pop up. none as serious as those two to start. but of course, we're keeping an eye on everything, giving you all the updates that we can. i'll take you out to the south bay here, 101, where we're still monitoring what started off as two different crashes on 101, just about a couple miles away from each other, causing backups on both the north and southbound side. now we're just looking at that southbound side near just outside morgan hill, just north of gilroy, where we know a couple cars smashed into each other. chp reporting some major injuries. they did have a doctor on scene checking out some of those on the scene that's still not cleared yet, and that's still leading to some backups. so if you're going from gilroy, rather, i should say from morgan hill down to gilroy, you're going to see some backups there this morning. i want to talk about what's going on here along 880 southbound near marina boulevard. we have two cars that crashed, and it looks like chp

was looking to create a break, a traffic break, basically just stop all traffic and try to give them the opportunity to remove the cars from the roadway, maybe, and clean up some debris as well. doesn't look like that's creating any big backup there. but if you're headed, say, toward the oakland airport this morning and 880 is your normal route, you might want to give yourself a little bit of extra time because that might cause you just a tiny bit of a delay. taking a look now at the bay bridge toll plaza, i believe the metering lights were on for just a moment here, but it doesn't look like it's creating any slowdowns. if you're headed your way into san francisco, that should be no problem. 619 this morning. we'll go over to steve paulson for our weather for the day. >> james. thank you sir. all right. we will start. now that the rain has ended, we'll focus on cold lows and maybe valley fog, but it's going to be dry for a while, probably well into early december. here. lima is down to 36. petaluma. novato 37. rohnert park. cloverdale, 38, orinda, occidental. and windsor at 39. i would not be surprised if these hover around 29 or 30 by friday morning. just a little heads up, there are colder temps

up in lake county and mendocino county. upper lake is 31, middletown is 35. there you can see petaluma, windsor 38, occidental 38. novato 38. point reyes station also at 37. but if you get a little breeze, sonoma, napa, you're in the 40s and 50s fog. maybe unless the dew points, the amount of moisture in the air or a breeze, if they get too low, then you won't have it. but petaluma novato airport reporting a little bit. the area to watch will be out towards the big valley. they're out by the berkeley ranch area, but so far not too bad. one low to the far left. i'll show it to him. steve. all right, i will. this one right here is not going anywhere for a while. it has two speeds. slow and stop system we had yesterday is already accelerating out and everything is going to be in the east. this pattern looks like it's going to be what we call maybe a blocking pattern. they can last 2 to 3 weeks. we'll see. things can change fast, but that's the way it's looking for right now. 30s, 40s and 50s up in the mountains. cold. truckee 19. carson city 19. south lake tahoe at 15. reno 14. single digits for truckee

and south lake tahoe on the lows tomorrow. just a heads up if you're going up there. all the activity has kicked out, so mostly sunny. partly sunny toda. everything has ended for now. that was impressive though for november. so you knew we'd have to have some kind of dry weather. and we will. but the lows will be cold and keep an eye on the valley fog frost advisory tomorrow morning and into friday morning as well. could get some upper 20s. i've seen 28 for fairfield, 29 for santa rosa and 29 for the napa airport. so just a, you know, a heads up there on what you can expect next couple of mornings i can see clearly now though because the rain is gone. 59 to about 62 should cover it, but it will be dry. but it will also be cold. cold. as we head into the next couple of mornings, pam. >> all right. thank you steve. well, if you are flying out or picking someone up at the airport today, prepare for delays. we have some of the details showing just how many people will be traveling on one of the busiest days of the year, on the roads and in the air. and like many 49ers star receiver

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million deal with the world series champion los angeles dodgers. the two time cy young winner opted to become a free agent last month after one season in san francisco. snell joins one of the best pitching rotations and a dodgers team with multiple $100 million contracts with 49ers playoff chances dwindling, critics are turning their attention to head coach kyle shanahan, but wide receiver deebo samuel is addressing that chatter. >> you can't show me a losing season that he's had since i've been here first year, super bowl, second year. i mean covid hit. yeah. after that you know nfc championship year after that nfc championship again last year super bowl. so it's like why are you saying he's in the hot seat. at the end of the day we five and six right now. but i mean we got like 6 or 7 games ahead. and at the end of the day like kyle is one of the one of the smartest, you know, most player, you know, you like those player coaches that you know, people

could ask for. yeah. and so i don't kind of get into you know he in the hot seat he this he that. >> sunday's game between the niners and the bills could be snowy. there is a winter storm watch with the possibility of heavy lake effect snow. more than half a foot of snow is possible for areas near that stadium. certainly could impact the game. well, the san jose state university volleyball team will be allowed to compete in the conference tournament today with all of its players. the last minute appeal to try to block one of the players from

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this morning, three people were killed in a fiery crash with the chief of police in piedmont. is telling us about that early morning crash and about the person who was rescued from that burning vehicle. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the opening bell, santa is there. and some elves ringing the bell live. macy's celebrating the macy's thanksgiving day parade. this is the 98th year for the big parade. and of course santa is definitely a big hit part of the parade. a lot of entertainment. so they're excited. the movie theater stocks disney and universal getting a boost from the box office this holiday weekend is expected to be one of the busiest in years. thanks to wicked and moana, two two movies on my list for sure.

>> you're going to help them out. >> i'm all in. all in with the holidays. all right. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to wednesday, november 27th and steve paulson. no rain in the forecast. >> what did you just tell me, mr. clark? >> it's also a beautiful sky. and it's cold. >> yes, it is a little cold out there, but we are now back into a dry pattern. it's a, you know, look, we had incredible rain here for many, especially to the north in november. so it makes sense that we have some stretch of drier weather, but cold temps are going to be front and center here the next few mornings, especially as we head towards tomorrow morning and on friday morning. 30s 40s on the temps. mostly sunny, partly sunny. most everything is cleared out of here so might be a nice sunrise. rain has moved south so far south it's out of the picture. high builds in and dry weather takes over. cold lows, maybe some valley fog. we'll keep an eye on that unless it gets gets too dry. but rain ends for a while here. north northeast breeze, especially in the hills.

but 60s low on the temps. all right, james torres is here. and you'd think it'd be light, but it's not. where are you going to start with? >> yeah, let's go ahead and show you just some of our live cameras this morning. steve, just give you some real time traffic conditions. it seems like things are starting to slow down in terms of incidents and really in terms of the traffic to taking a live look right now at the richmond-san rafael bridge, where the metering lights are on this morning heading into san francisco. you got a little bit of a slowdown this morning. not too much to worry about at this time. now, if you're heading in from oakland into san francisco, nothing to worry about at all. you should be smooth sailing heading into the city. not much to consider before you head out the door today. to 80 in san jose. not much going down in the south bay either. now we do have a pair of crashes, just kind of all throughout the bay area. of course, we had that fatal crash along 680 that we're still keeping an eye on with some road closures there. you're about to hear a little bit about a deadly crash in piedmont as well. we'll give you all those details

coming up in just a few minutes. we'll head back to pam now in the news desk. >> all right. thank you. james, we're following a lot of breaking news this morning. and new information, this one out of piedmont. at least three people have died this morning in a fiery car crash. ktvu is amanda quintana has been on the scene for a few hours now. amanda, what have you been able to find out? >> yeah, well, we know that three people have died, but there were four people in the car when it crashed. one was sent to the hospital. so what we're seeing right now is the coroner arrived just a little while ago. the alameda county coroner is here. the truck, the cyber truck that crashed is behind this fire truck. they're kind of covering it right now as they i assume you know, extract some of the remains that are inside that truck. so what we know is it was a tesla cybertruck. it went off the road, it caught fire. this happened around 308 this morning when police got here. we're told that the cybertruck was already engulfed in flames. it's unclear

what caused it to go off the road. chp is here. they are helping to investigate that. but you know, the truck very mangled, burnt. it ended up between a tree and the retaining wall here in this neighborhood. when we got here, there was a young man, maybe early 20s, sitting in the back of an ambulance. he was not hurt. we saw two people who seemed to be his parents come up to him, hugging him. it was very emotional, but we now know that he came to the scene and pulled someone out. we know that was a male in the front passenger seat with serious injuries, and that's the person that was sent to the hospital. but we don't yet know if there was a relationship between the man who pulled him out and the people inside of the cybertruck, the solo vehicle that was involved in the crash. >> there was another vehicle that came after it that was following behind and came upon

the vehicle as was fully engulfed. that individual was the one that exited the car, was able to pull at least one person out, but the nature of the vehicle is was a cybertruck and the heat was just too intense. >> piedmont police tell us the initial 911 call came from the actual tesla, which is able to alert first responders when it is in a crash, and then a neighbor also who heard the crash called 911. so there were those two calls that sent police here. but when police got here, the cybertruck was already engulfed in flames. so again, three people are dead. one male sent to the hospital. we did try to ask for more information about you know, do we know males or females inside the car? you know, kind of age range. but police said they don't want to give that information out yet. they're still trying to alert families, make sure that they have all the information correct. but we should get an update here in the next few

minutes, and we'll let you know if we find out any more informive in piedmont. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. okay, amanda. >> thank you. time is 6.35. a federal appeals court upheld a ruling that allows a san jose state university women's volleyball player to compete in this week's conference tournament. several players in the conference argued that she should not be allowed to compete because she's a transgender athlete. they filed an emergency appeal after a federal judge on monday blocked their request, but an appeals court agreed with the original ruling. that tournament begins later today in las vegas. >> the standoff between san mateo county and sheriff christina corpus continues for a third week. corpus, once again refusing to step down in an open letter addressed to the employees of the sheriff's office and the san mateo county community. sheriff corpus said, quote, while these past weeks have been tough, i remain committed to fulfilling the responsibilities i swore to uphold. i recognize the

uncertainty this situation has caused among the two groups i serve. the dedicated employees of the sheriff's office and the people of our county. now, calls for corpus to resign are growing. the most recent are from the san carlos city council and the sheriff sergeants union. this all comes after a 400 page report accusing the sheriff of retaliating against employees, having an improper work romance, and of using racial and homophobic slurs. corpus denies any wrongdoing and says the effort to remove her from office is politically motivated. >> our time is now. 636 well, today the bay area's newest costco will open in pleasanton and hundreds of people are already lined up outside. hours before the doors open. ktvu is ali rasmus also out there? you've been talking to people, asking them what they're waiting for. good morning ali. >> good morning dave. yeah, some people are in line for some very specific things, but first let's show you where we are. this is

the newest costco to open in the bay area in pleasanton on johnson drive. and this is you can see it from interstate 680 past stoneridge exit. if you're driving by, this store doesn't open until 9:00 this morning. but take a look at all the people who are waiting here on the left. you have people who are waiting to go into costco to get costco. things like the stuff that you would expect the retailer to have, maybe christmas gifts, electronics on the right though of the doors, you can see several hundred people in line past this pickup truck. here. those are people who are just in line for the high end alcohol here. we're not going to fight. and that was the manager this morning trying to make sure people behave, because people are in line for a very specific thing among them, a very popular type of bourbon called pappy van winkle. we talked to a couple people who had been waiting in line since about 3:00 this morning.

>> different years, and there are certain ones that are really valuable. so you can buy it for a couple hundred and resell it for thousands every costco, when they open for the first time, they have rare stuff that aren't at other costco's. >> and so for this one, i was here for the bourbon. honestly, the bottles of this specific type of bourbon pappy van winkle, can sell online for anywhere from $1,000 to as much as $10,000. >> not everyone here is here for the alcohol, though. we did speak to a grandmother in line who was waiting to be the first inside this new costco to get pokemon cards for her six grandkids. that seems a bit more wholesome than all the people in line waiting for alcohol. this is the newest costco in the bay area to open right in time for the holiday shopping season. there are two others in the tri-valley area in danville and livermore, but some of the people we talked to say pleasanton is really the midpoint between those other two costco's. so this one officially opens at 9:00. but before then,

at 730 this morning, the tri-valley chamber of commerce is going to have a ribbon cutting ceremony. but again, a short time ago, there were some pleasanton police out here just making sure there were no fights breaking out because there was some debate and discussion about who was first in line. you know, particularly among the people who were trying to get that very expensive alcohol and according to some of the folks out here, there were people paid to be in line as early as this past weekend. so friday, saturday, costco and the city of pleasanton said, folks, you can't camp out here. so there apparently was some sort of system where people in line last weekend got numbers, and then they came back this morning and they were really placeholders for people who were paying them to be in line. so it's a mini economy in business out here with this high end alcohol. it'll be interesting to see what happens when the doors open later this morning. live in pleasanton. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> oh my gosh allie. so all that running around where those were the people who were trying to

like secure their line before the doors even open. >> yeah. and that was just the alcohol line. so they separated it into two lines. people who want that high end alcohol, and then people who are just getting the pokemon cards for their grandkids. >> so it was just a crazy mess of people running around. all right, allie, i'm glad you're out there to show us all of that. good luck to everybody. be safe. be be kind to each other out there. right. >> yeah. yes. >> oh, boy. all right, let's check in with james torres. boy, a lot of problems. we have some tough accidents this morning to cover. >> yeah, it's been a tough start this morning. especially on a week. that's a holiday week. there are a lot of people are just trying to make it to a destination. whether it's for thanksgiving dinner or just to be somewhere for the holidays. luckily, though, it seems like some of these major incidents are starting to dwindle out here. we'll talk first about what's going on down in the south bay. an accident between morgan hill and gilroy just along 101 there, just south of tennant. we've got what looks like now a traffic break from when a car smashed, possibly into a big rig there, and looks

like it may be clearing out soon, but it does have some of that residual backup, so keep that in mind if that's part of your commute this morning. kind of a similar deal over on 680. all of that is now clear. that's a story we've been talking about all morning long. that's also a fatality along crow canyon road on the southbound side of 680. tow trucks are there to remove the car. a county coroner's office was there this morning to remove the body, but according to chp. all lanes are now back open. but again, some of that residual backup still there this morning. let's end something on a positive note here. and just show you a beautiful skyline. this camera showing us just above mount diablo getting us that sunrise. you know, sometimes we just need a little positivity when we talk about some of the terrible things that we have to cover sometimes. 642. i'll send it over to steve paulson to talk about our forecast, because now we get away with not having any rain for the weekend and maybe beyond that. >> no doubt about it there. all right. we'll take a look at the november snow. there you go. there's some. as dave said, it's

a beautiful sunrise out there. a few high clouds left over, but it's going to be a cold pattern. but it will be a dry pattern here for a while. up in the mountains, these are the november snow totals. boreal 70. mammoth at 57 central sierra snow lab. soda springs, also at 57 sugar bowl, is close at 56. palisades tahoe 47. north star picked up 42. bear valley 36 and heavenly 31. if you don't see the resort there, they're probably not open yet or they haven't reported. it's a cold one this morning. the cold hard truth here. lima. petaluma. novato, rohnert park, cloverdale, orinda, occidental and windsor all between 36 and 39. you may see about 29 to 33 on those temps by friday morning. colder up into lake county. upper lake 31, middletown 35. a lot of 30s, though. point reyes stations at 37. a little bit of fog, not much. i mean, the air mass, if it gets dry and there's a breez, it just won't set up for the tule fog. but we'll keep an eye on that over the next couple of days. i think cold, though, is

going to be the bigger story. the low to the far left has no place to go. it has two speeds, slow and stop, so it's not going to go anywhere. high pressure is building in for a while here. 30s, 40s and 50s sfo, half moon bay. if you get that east northeast breeze, you're in the 50s here. 15 south lake tahoe, truckee. 19 reno 18. the forecast lows tomorrow for truckee and south lake tahoe. single digits about 5 to 9 for thursday morning. everything is drifting south and out of the area. the rain is over. at least this pattern. we'll have to wait for some new pattern to establish itself, and it doesn't look like that's happening anytime soon. it's a dry forecast, but lows will be cold and maybe some fog frost advisories already out for thursday morning and friday morning. friday morning looks to be the coldest, but i still think we'll get down to around 3132 for a few tomorrow. but i can see clearly now. mix mostly sunny northerly breeze in the hills and temperatures right around 60 for just about everybody. and that's not changing, but the lows will get colder, especially tomorrow and friday morning. >> all right, see, time is 644. well, a value meal at a fast

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how about a live picture of san francisco international airport? that's the way it looks right now in these live pictures. the holiday rush is only expected to get even busier from here on the website, flightaware is reporting 33 flight delays, so far. two flights canceled, so far this morning, with more than 2 million travelers are expected to pass through airports around the country today. even more are expected this sunday, and on top of that, record traffic is expected on highways triple a, predicting 1.7 million more people on the roads this year compared to 2023, the busiest times of the day on the road, expected to be between 1:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. >> plan to hit some delays. give yourself extra time to get where you're going if you get there

early, great, but just have patience. make sure that your vehicle is travel ready, especially if you're making a long drive. >> now here's some good news. how about this? gasoline prices are lower this thanksgiving compared to last year. today is expected to be the busiest day to pick up rental cars too, so be sure to give yourself some extra time if you've rented a car to drive home for the holidays, here's a look at some of this morning's other top stories. a passenger is the only survivor of a deadly crash this morning involving a tesla cybertruck. it happened just before 3 a.m. in the area of hampton road and king avenue in piedmont. three other people in that car were killed. authorities say the cybertruck crashed and burst into flames, but the battery did not spark the fire. >> in the middle of the busy holiday travel season, airport workers are set to rally at oakland international today, demanding better pay and benefits. labor leaders want the

port of oakland to raise standards for the workers who clean the planes and handle the baggage. we're keeping an eye on the rally to see if it will impact any of the airport operations. >> also, in just a couple of hours from now, san francisco police officers and firefighters are going to roll up their sleeves and help people who are less fortunate. the city's police and fire departments will compete, taking part in a friendly turkey carving competition. it's been going on for more than 50 years. the food will feed about 500 people for thanksgiving. >> the australian house of representatives has passed a first of its kind bill to ban children under the age of 16 from using social media. the bill would hold social media platforms liable for fines of as much as 32 million usd for failing to prevent children from using the sites. supporters say the law will protect kids from harmful content. opponents argue it could drive them to darker corners of the internet. the bill will now go to the australian senate for finalization if it passes,

social media platforms will have one year to implement the restrictions. well, subway is ending its $7 value meal earlier than expected after it failed to deliver anticipated results. the fast food chain sent a memo to subway operators stating that the six inch meal deal ends today, even though it was scheduled to run through christmas. the deal launched on november 3rd to celebrate national sandwich day. it offered a sandwich meal for $7. the company noted that the bargain was not worth keeping it around for another month. >> okay, well, i have to keep james torres around, you know, about our commute, and it has been a rough one so far this morning. >> yeah, i think we're starting to shy away from some of the major incidents on the roadways. some of what we've been talking about all morning is starting to clear. but yeah, it really was a tough start to the morning. but we'll go and show you what the traffic looks like on the eastbound side or the east side of the bay area. here we've got a couple crashes along 580 and

880 this morning, causing a little bit of a backup here. we've got the one on 680. that was a fatal earlier this morning. a car hitting a pedestrian. someone who had walked onto the on ramp on crown canyon road that icon will disappear at any moment now because chp is now reporting that all lanes are back open and that scene is now clear. we also know today is going to be a very busy travel day. if you haven't hit the road by now to get somewhere, whether you're wherever your destination may be. chp says you want to start getting onto the roadway before 11:00 this morning, but if you're headed to the airport, say it's places like sfo. not much to worry about just yet this morning and not much to worry about if you're headed to mineta, san jose, some small delays. if you're going to the oakland international airport. and as always, keep an eye on your plane plans, check on any delays and whatnot. they're always bound to happen during the holiday season. 652 let's go back to steve paulson on the weather desk. >> i almost forgot me, didn't you? >> i could tell james, you know, the thing didn't say whether you

or someone else. >> so i had a half guess there. i know that pain. trust me. all right. our pattern has ended as far as rain goes, it looks like a dry pattern for a while. you know, it depends on how far you want to look out, but, you know, it's probably a much needed break. but we'll have cold lows, that's for sure. it's not too bad today, but there's a lot of 30s, 40s or 50s. there's a decent little breeze up in the hills there. that's a north northeast breeze. 19 at truckee, reno 16, carson city 18, south lake tahoe 15 single digits forecast for truckee and south lake tahoe tomorrow morning. in case you're going up there, bundle up a lot of the higher clouds have pushed off. there will be a few, but mostly sunny. now. the rain is over and temperatures they really will really won't budge. too much upper 50s, low 60s, some patchy valley fog. although when you get frost advisories, usually the air mass is too dry, but there's a teeny bit. but maybe going forward will will reintroduce some fog. but right now it's going to be more about cold temps tomorrow and again, especially friday. but i can see

clearly now. colder lows, mostly sunny mix of sun, some higher clouds, but a northerly breeze around 60 for a while. but it's the lows. next couple of mornings especially friday morning. could be some 2829 and a dry pattern will take us into the weekend. dave. >> all right steve, thank you. time now 653. it is the most successful movie this week in america, but there is controversy surrounding the hit movie wicked. did one actress get paid millions of dollars more than her costar? we'll tell you right now. let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. hey, good morning and welcome back. >> thank you. a little pre-thanksgiving getaway for me, but most of us are now traveling today or tomorrow for the big holiday. the roads are already tricky all across the bay area. what the chp is getting ready to do? starting tonight, as more and more people start their holiday getaway, then doctors are concerned. california's health and safety may be at risk when it comes to respiratory viruses. how current vaccination rates are fueling their worry,

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predicted, earned at least $12 million yesterday as part of the previews, which is a pre-thanksgiving day record for disney. topping the 2018 hit ralph breaks the internet. moana two is a sequel to the 2016 movie. it's projected to gross about $135 million during the five day thanksgiving day period. well, rumors about ariana grande making nearly 15 times more than her costar cynthia erivo, they've been squashed. now, the rumor reported that ariana grande was paid $15 million to star as glinda the good witch, while erivo only received $1 million to play elphaba, the wicked witch of the west. now, universal pictures has officially denied the alleged $14 million pay gap. the studio says the two were paid the same amount, though that exact amount was not disclosed. former

california governor and movie star arnold schwarzenegger passed out thanksgiving turkeys in los angeles. people lined up around the block as early as 2 a.m. for the event. one volunteer says a thousand turkeys were available to local families. schwarzenegger says his love of giving started when he was a young boy in austria. austria back in the 1950s. >> he told us kids he says, you come with me. we're going to go and help them. my brother and i were handing out soup in the meantime, and we were there for hours and hours and hours and handing out soup. all of these years later, it is still in my mind. >> schwarzenegger says the generosity people showed to him during thanksgiving when he first came to america in 1968 is why he's been handing out turkeys for more than 30 years. >> during this holiday season. it's just our hearts go out to the families that inevitably are

going to have to deal with this tragedy a very difficult morning in the east bay as three people are dead after a cybertruck crashed in piedmont overnight. >> who, other than rescue crews, pulled a fourth person from the wreckage. a live report on what the police chief says about the investigation into what happened. then it's a big thanksgiving travel day. we are tracking activity on the roads and at the airports. all across the bay area, and will dial in the narrow window for what should be the least stressful trip if you're driving today and tomorrow. [music] >> then don't you ever let anybody take your power from you. >> vice president kamala harris, speaking publicly to supporters for the first time since her election loss. her message to those who are disappointed, even distraught. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to wednesday, november 27th. i like the sky behind you right now.