9693 lead in the fourth, but could not sustain the momentum despite being down just one with seconds to go. thunder ended up beating the dubs 105 101, where has now fallen to 12 and six. next up is phoenix. >> the san jose sharks had plenty of opportunities to beat the ottawa senators tonight. the black and teal rallied and were able to tie up that game at three, but with less than five minutes left in the third period, you got adam gaudette scoring and giving the senators a 4 to 3 win over the sharks. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news on ktvu starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we do feel that some people are going to show up and they are going to want to hug, and they're going to want to cry, and that's okay. >> a community in mourning ahead of the thanksgiving holiday after three young people are killed in a fiery crash overnight. tonight, the tight knit community of piedmont is in shock over that tragedy. hi

again everyone. >> i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. here's what we know. two young men and a woman were killed. one person was hurt in the crash. all of the victims graduated last year from piedmont high school. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. as ktvu betty yu reports, many in the community are still planning on attending a thanksgiving tradition tomorrow morning. >> people touched by the overnight tragedy that killed three piedmont high graduates and seriously injured another, stopped by the crash site to lay flowers, light candles and say a prayer on this thanksgiving eve, many who knew the victims who they believe were home from college for the holiday, were too overwhelmed with grief to speak on camera. >> i knew all of them, and just knowing them, even at an arm's length, is enough to know how bad this, how bad everyone feels. >> sidney proctor is a longtime resident and race director of the piedmont turkey trot. more

than 2400 people are expected to participate in the thanksgiving tradition that she chose not to cancel in light of the tragedy. >> we are a really tight knit community. it's very hard when you have a loss like this of such young, bright lives, and i think that creating a space in a town like this is key to processing grief. and so we it's a little more somber here today at the bib pickup. it's probably going to be a little more somber tomorrow. >> at the race, proctor said the group made the decision to modify the race course to ensure runners would not pass by the home of a victim or a victim's family member. two sponsors, including the oakland flour market, donated 1500 flowers so runners can take a moment to place them at the memorial site, located about 100ft from the course. chris sestero, who owns bodyfit training in rockridge, is a first time sponsor.

>> it makes me want to cry. sadness, just being deeply thoughtful about how lucky we are and that you know, unfortunately, these things are not that uncommon. >> piedmont police said at this time they are not releasing the victims names out of respect for their families. the piedmont turkey trot is scheduled to begin at 830 on thursday in piedmont. betty yu ktvu, fox two news, piedmont police and fire who responded to the accident described a devastating scene this morning. >> when we arrived, the flames were about twice the height of the car. due to the quick nature of being able to suppress the fire, we don't think the main lithium batteries of the car were on fire, but that's going to be determined as part of the investigation. >> you know, our women and men who responded to this call did everything they could. and it's devastating. but again, the devastation pales in comparison to what these families are

dealing with. this morning, the day before thanksgiving. >> officials say the crash site is not in an area known for accidents. the police chief says that speed was likely a contributing factor in the crash. >> and now we go to the south bay, where another family will spend thanksgiving without a family member due to a devastating crash as well. a sophomore at a santa clara university h while crossing the street last sd at el camino reaan mallicoat way, just across the street from campus. ktvu is amber lee spoke to the victim's father, who says his son was on his way to class when he was killed. >> he has to cross three times a day, you know, and each way, nathan pope is struggling to make sense of how his son cephas was killed in front of their apartment building in santa clara. >> he was crossing the street to attend class at santa clara university, where he was a sophomore. >> my whole body is just kind of

numb, you know, i'm it's very hard to it's very hard to describe how i feel now. >> around noon last thursday, pope says cephas was walking his bicycle across busy el camino real and stopped at the median to wait for oncoming traffic to pass. dad says the driver in this dark colored bmw was likely speeding when he crashed into a tree. the impact sent the tree airborne and it struck kayfus in the head. pope says his son was wearing a helmet, but the 18 year old was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i just feel like my heart was ripped out. >> rebecca pope cephus aunt, rushed to the scene. she says the family celebrating the holidays without her nephew will be difficult. >> it's horrible. i wouldn't wish this on anyone. >> the family is calling on the city of santa clara to make traffic safety improvements, including lowering the speed limit from 35 to 25mph and creating some sort of walkway for the many students in the area. dad tells me cephas was

training for a triathlon while getting straight a's as a biochemist major. he blogged about his studies. >> probably do my organic chemistry practice tests now. >> his goal was to become a surgeon. >> he was planning for the future, you know, and that's why. that's why it's just so tragic because he was so future oriented. >> dad shared with me the text messages he exchanged with cephas shortly before he was killed. >> do you want to go see gladiator two sometime this weekend? he said okay. >> plans for the weekend and the future? never realized. >> i've been shouting and screaming and crying and now i'm mostly just lonely, i miss him. >> police say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors, and that the incident is still under investigation. dad tells me school officials are planning to hold a vigil for cephas on campus outside mission church on december eighth in santa clara. amber lee ktvu, fox two news.

>> new at 11. the san jose city council will be taking steps next week to replace former council member omar torres. last week, the council voted to hold a special election to fill the district three vacancy, along with appointing an interim member who would serve until the election is held. the council now says it will finalize the timeline for both the election and the appointment process. next tuesday. torres resigned earlier this month. he has been charged with raping a family member, 25 years ago. >> the back and forth continues in san mateo county after sheriff christina corpus refusal to step down from her post. she's accused of retaliating against employees having an improper work, romance and using racial and homophobic slurs. corpus denies any wrongdoing, and in a letter released yesterday, she described the effort to remove her from office as politically motivated. well, tonight the union representing sheriff's deputies responding with their own letter calling sheriff corpus actions, quote, a

glaring display of contempt for her community. that letter goes on to read, quote, resign now for the sake of the department. the community and the integrity of the office, you once swore to uphold, we will no longer work with you. that ship has sailed. all you're doing is playing the role of victim with a disaster of your own making. quit. we reached out to sheriff corpus for her response. as of this report tonight, we have not heard back. >> san francisco police have arrested a man they say shot a pregnant woman. this happened last tuesday near hollister avenue in the bayview. police say the victim was arguing with a man who then shot her and then took off. the suspect, khyree robertson, was arrested two days later in daly city and booked on two counts of attempted homicide. we do not have an update on the woman's condition and her relationship to the suspect is still unclear. an update now on a vandalism attack at the urban alchemy nonprofit. san francisco police now say they are investigating graffiti of a swastika on their building

on market street as a possible hate crime. the safety ambassador group released a surveillance video of the incident that happened early monday. so far, no arrests have been made. >> san francisco is planning a controversial cut to the number of days homeless families can stay in shelters. under current rules, families can extend extend a 90 day temporary placement in a shelter by up to an additional three months, according to the new rules, which go into effect december the 10th. families will only be allowed to stay in their shelter for 90 days total unless they meet more strict requirements for a 30 day extension. the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing says that change is intended to make the system more efficient. critics say the change will push families back onto the street. >> governor gavin newsom grants more than a dozen inmates clemency. the podcaster, who will now be home for the holidays and billboard is

ranking its top pop stars of the 21st century. >> and while we don't know who number one is, we know that it isn't taylor swift. tmz weighs in on the process coming up. >> and west coast rap is up first. coming up in 90s. why one century old company is moving its operat ns out of te s d "the doctor will see you now."

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after operating for over 100 years in texas. this story begins our west coast rap. yeah. >> dickies is moving to costa mesa. according to the orange county register, the relocation cited as part of a larger restructuring and cost saving measure by the parent company, vf corp. dickies is expected in socal by spring of 2025. vf corp. also manages the vans skating brand, which will share a headquarters with dickies once that move is complete. and law enforcement in oregon says there is an effort to crack down on retail theft, and it's paying off. >> authorities say a mission they conducted sunday in the portland area resulted in the arrests of more than two dozen people. they also say they recovered more than $1,000 worth of stolen goods and a stolen vehicle. one gun was also seize, and nearly 80 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles for thanksgiving. it's going to be busy. >> this is a look at traffic near l.a.x. my goodness, look at that. less than two hours ago

today, the airport has seen 24 delays, no cancellations. the airport said it's expected to see up to 2.5 million travelers between november. the 16th and today. that's 91% of pre-pandemic levels. and look at that highway. >> yeah, that'll take you a while. let's take you out to san francisco international airport now, where it has been a busy couple of days. according to flightaware, there have been eight cancellations at that airport in the last 24 hours. we saw a much bigger problem earlier this week, so that's pretty good. only a handful of delays there and shoppers across the bay area are already out taking advantage of deals before black friday sales begin. the national retail federation says over 131 million people are planning to shop this holiday weekend. >> ktvu reporter lamonica peters finds out what some shoppers in the bay area are putting in their carts. >> clothes on, shoes, purses. like anything that i know my family is going to like. >> holiday shopping is in full

swing at south shore center in alameda. the national retail federation says on average, shoppers have already bought nearly 25% of their planned purchases. >> i'm looking for more of, like, necessities that people might need that they may not think of, like for example, like household items that i know my mom's going to use. you know, like my brother's stuff that he might need, like new shoes to go to work or like clothing, stuff like that. >> as retailers and businesses offer deals to draw in consumers over the four day weekend, the federation says 89% of shoppers aged 18 to 24 will take advantage of those thanksgiving weekend sales. shopper kenya reyes says she's been looking out for the best deals for the items she wants. >> i'm thinking like target because i feel like that one like, has everything and has really good deals. maybe like best buy, like electronics stores and like clothing stores have good deals as well. >> although online shopping has become more popular in recent years, most shoppers about 65%,

say they want to shop at brick and mortar stores, especially on black friday. shopper daniela lopez says there's something special and traditional about shopping. the day after thanksgiving. >> we're all shopping for our people, like it's just making us feel like more like in the christmas spirit, you know, just seeing everyone just going to store from store, bay area shopping centers and stores may have extended hours on black friday, and it's best to check store websites for hours at specific locations. >> several retail stores will also be closed. thanksgiving day through friday morning. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> so with holiday shopping ramping up, so is cyber crime. while you're searching for deals online, you also have to be on the lookout for scammers. thieves are using fake websites, phishing emails and phony deals to steal your personal information and take your money earlier. for cybersecurity expert pete nicoletti said that

online scams are getting more and more sophisticated. >> the emails that they create, the websites are perfect replicas, even if it looks from amazon, because the amazon domain is being copied all the time. >> nicoletti recommends that shoppers always pay by a credit card to get the fraud protection and shop on trusted websites. don't click on links through emails or ads. >> a former san quentin inmate who became a groundbreaking podcaster has received a thanksgiving pardon from governor newsom. earlonne woods is the co-producer of the popular podcast ear hustle, which covers life inside san quentin prison. he was released from prison in 2018 after former governor jerry brown commuted his sentence. the governor issued 18 other pardons for people who he says have turned their lives around and demonstrated a commitment to service to their families and communities. >> up next, an extra

thanksgiving for a san francisco sergeant seriously injured in last year's storm. the generous gift for his family. >> we'll take a look at the thanksgiving day forecast. you know, it looks good as we go beyond that, we have a chance for some fog and some frost. we'll talk about that. and the mountains. i'll see you back here. >> but up first. what m eta is saying about ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event.

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join president trump for dinner and the opportunity to meet with members of his team about the incoming administration. tech ceo has been trying to change his company's image with right wing politicians, following a strained relationship with the former president now elect, who was banned from facebook after the january six capitol attack. zuckerberg did not endorse a candidate for president during the 2024 campaign. >> okay, taking a look at the weather. i hope you've got some time off because the weather is going to cooperate. tomorrow's thanksgiving. the weather is going to be perfect. you're going to wake up, though. it's going to be a little chilly. i know a lot of folks have their morning rituals on thanksgiving, and it'll be a bike ride or a run or whatever you're going to do. the it's going to be bundle up time, especially in the inland bay valleys. these are the highs from today. tomorrow's highs will be a little cooler, but same idea. these are the lows. this when you wake up tomorrow morning this is what you get into. so some freezing

temperatures and you know 32 degrees in santa rosa. that'll get you to 32, 31 degrees out in forestville or forest. yeah. forestville. frost advisory. that will probably be. that's tomorrow morning and then probably again on friday morning. and then we have the dense fog advisory that will be in effect a couple of mornings, a couple of days probably actually beyond that because the high is going to stay a while. so the valley fog is going to be like a feedback loop. it just gets more pronounced each day until we get a weather system in here. and we could. the models suggest that we could easily have a good five seven day run of no, you know, atmospheric change and maybe even beyond that. so that fog will have a chance to ramp up lake tahoe. overnight lows in the teens and then the forecast is money, right? daytime highs in the mid upper 40s. low 50s. perfect weather for the holiday season. and perfect that we got the rain when we did because this high is going to dominate for a number of days at least three or 4 or 5. but some of the models go beyond that. so it looks like it's a fairly semi-permanent addition for a while, and that will facilitate that valley fog. just kind of, you know, how it

gets right. it just gets more each morning. so we'll keep an eye on that. and definitely not on 99 or 5 as you're moving up and down the valley. these are the forecast highs. so yeah there's the forecast for tomorrow. and those numbers will work for pretty much the whole every day this week. warms up a little on saturday and sunday. beautiful day though i'm stoked for the bay area to have such a perfect weather for this this holiday week and week and weekend. i hope you have a good thanksgiving tomorrow. we'll see you back here. >> all right. thanks, bill. well, billboard is releasing its list of the greatest pop stars of the 21st century. taylor swift was announced in the number two spot yesterday. she beat out global superstars like rihanna, lady gaga, britney spears and ariana grande. the speculation is that beyonce is going to claim that top ranking. we spoke with tmz about how that number one title is chosen. >> the ranks are based off of the most defined pop stardom over 25 years, so that 25 years

is kind of what sets the difference. but for me, beyonce is almost ten years older than taylor swift. so with that being said, and then also you have to recount taylor when she got into the music industry, she didn't come in as a pop star. she came in as a country singer. >> it's not clear when billboard will announce its final choice for the 21st century's greatest pop star, but a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. >> one of our top stories a person out of fresno county has died after being bitten by a bat, and the grand opening of the new costco in pleasanton drew large crowds. eager shoppers lined up for hours, even days earlier. and if you haven't finished your thanksgiving shopping just yet, you can find a list of all the grocery stores open tomorrow. that's all on ktvu.com. >> a san francisco chef finding meaning after her bakery closed during the pandemic. but she has not stopped baking. how she's helping those in need in the tenderloin.

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>> what i'm doing here is priceless. >> polzin began volunteering at city hope a few months ago, but it's been a difficult few years as she recovered from cancer and sought out something meaningful to do after the pandemic. closure of her european style bakery, 20th century cafe, in hayes valley, where she served unique desserts on antique china. matching her vintage look was honored as a semifinalist for a james beard award in 2019 and published a cookbook in 2020. >> this is the honey cake that i used to make at 20th century cafe. so for thanksgiving, i wanted to do something a little bit more special. >> when i first met michelle, i was blown away that somebody so talented would like to give their professional skills to this work that we're doing. would you like a sweet breakfast? >> c hope cafe provides free breakfast three days a week to anyone and everyone in a special table service ministry for the people who may otherwise feel isolated. >> this place gives me a sense of community. it helps me to interact with people that i normally wouldn't interact with.

>> it's no soup kitchen. there's no takeout. the eatery is focused on relationships and hospitality, with servers knowing guests by name. a group of volunteers make fresh coffee to go along with polson's sweet treats. >> people come to your table and take your order. >> drew kincaid, who lives in a shelter now after spending more than 25 years on the streets, says city hope, gives him his dignity back. >> city hope has helped me immensely, not just to eat, but to feel good inside because they have that. they don't preach about god, but you feel it. you know that god is here. >> founded in 2015, city hope has a number of other programs, including dinner and game nights, as well as housing support and services. when we first started, the baked goods were outsourced, but with her help, the cafe is trying to make them from scratch in their kitchen with only the freshest organic ingredients. >> the pastries are different each week, and michelle just gets to express her creativity to our guests. >> and it's a community effort.

poale zion gets donations on a weekly basis like these fruits. >> somebody dropped them off at my house for city hope from her garden in sebastopol. and so i'm poaching them now and then i can figure out what to do with them later. >> when we asked why she decided to volunteer instead of reopen a new shop where she can make money for her skills, she said giving feels good. >> i like nice things and i want to share nice things with people and i want people to be able to experience things that maybe they haven't before. >> finding fulfillment in the gift of giving krystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> a san francisco police sergeant will celebrate thanksgiving in a mortgage free home, thanks to an organization that helps injured first responders and veterans alike. the tunnels to towers foundation cut the ribbon on a home in a ceremony for sergeant kevin brugelette and his family organization, paid mortgage and unveiled smart home improvements. generous gift comes after sergeant brugelette

broke his neck and suffered a spinal cord injury during last year's storm, when a fallen tree struck his police vehicle. >> it's a wonderful gift and hopefully a burden off their shoulders for sure. well, thank you for watching the 11:00 news. our next newscast will be tomorrow morning on thanksgiving morning. >> bright and early. stream the very latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. download the fox local app to your tv. happy thanksgiving eve everyone! [music] have a great holiday! >> happy thanksgiving! thanks for watching . . yeah. hey, what's going on? everyone, i'm alex savage. welcome in here to. like it or not, you know how the show works. we put out the hot topics to our panel, and they will let us know if they like it or not. we put together a fantastic panel for you today. we're joined here by jason barnes, who is a celebrity event promoter here in the bay area. jason, good to ha