let's check in with liza battalones. >> good morning. earlier hotspot would be highway 92 which was shut down overnight in both directions. this is in san mateo county. there was a major injury accident involving a car going over an embankment. that's been cleared so highway 92 is now open in both directions and with that gone, traffic looking good for the entire bay area. westbound traffic moving well approaching the bay bridge toll plaza and remember, on this thanksgiving day, parking meters will not be enforced in san francisco. so you can park along the city streets and not have to worry about bringing quarters with you. the 580/680 commute leaving the altamont pass bound for the dublin interchange, still looking good. no ace train service today and tomorrow. bart service they will be operating on a sunday schedule. and if you plan to catch a flight at any of our local airports today, just know that traffic looking good for 101 outside of sfo. 880 right here moving well just outside of the oakland airport. san mateo bridge has been t

let's talk about "double down" with ryan liza, the washington correspondent for "the new yorker" and peet are hanvey. a lot of discussion about what's in the book, about maybe hillary would be added to the ticket, joe biden would be dumped. i asked her about that when i interviewed her back in april of 2012. >> if the president of the united states says madam secretary, i need you on the ticket this year in order to beat romney, are you ready to run as his vice presidential running mate? >> that is not going to happen. that's like saying if the olympic committee called you up and said, are you ready to run the marathon, would you accept? well, it's not going to happen. >> i disagree. >> o. well -- >> it's unlikely, i will say that. >> it's more than unlikely i want if he sees in july he's going down, he doesn't want to be a one-term -- >> leon and i are in this awkward position.

liza long joins me from boise, idaho. and dr. drew joins us as well. liza, so nice to have you on. what an incredible piece, so open you were in this. what is it like to have a child where, you know, day to day, you write, he terrifies you? >> well, it's pretty much what i wrote, to be honest. you feel like you have no good options as a parent. i think any parent whosel's had child with a disability of any kind knows the frustrations and the hopes and dreams you have for your child. when you can't find answers anywhere, when you're actively seeking help for your child, and everywhere you turn, you can't get solutions, it's a really frightening thing. >> you have other children as wem. you talk about that, and an incident with a knife in this particular piece. how is your son doing since you wrote this? >> you know, honestly, brooke, it's been kind of an amazing journey for us. in the wake of the blog post, several health care professionals reached out to me. during the ensuing months, my son did have another crisis. he was back in the hospital for a while, and during that hospitali

>> all right. [ laughter ] >> thank you so much, liza. hey, we have a couple of clouds stretching across our skies right now. going to make for a beautiful sunrise today if you are just getting up. those clouds making their way over the bay at this hour. but looks like any threat of rain not going to happen. we are going to keep things dry and chilly in spots, though, 39 in santa rosa. 47 degrees in san jose. 51 in san francisco. and concord checking a cool 42 degrees. i think throughout the day we'll see passing clouds a lot of sunshine in between the temperatures going to be mild. looks like a nice holiday ahead. looks like even some nicer weather toward the weekend. high pressure builds in and temperatures warm up maybe some numbers getting near 70 degrees. cutoff low spinning down off southern california. that is also sending some clouds up in our direction. but the good news is, not going to see any rain here. in fact, much of northern california nice travel day if you have to get out and about. 60s and 70s into the central valley. 4

let's check your "kcbs traffic" with liza battalones. >> good morning, everybody. happy thanksgiving. if you are heading out for highway 92, we have great news for you. it had been closed overnight because of a major injury accident. we are jug hearing from san mateo county sheriffs that lanes are now open. both directions of highway 92 are open to traffic near skyline boulevard and traffic is flowing well approaching the earlier accident scene. highway the 2 at the san mateo bridge -- 92 at the san mateo bridge hardly anybody out there, wide open. everybody is sleeping in on this thanksgiving holiday, as well they should. bay bridge commuting leaving oakland heading into san francisco, everything easy over here at the bay bridge toll plaza. just keep in mind if you plan to head into san francisco, all san francisco parking meters will not be enforced so don't bring quarters at least for today. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." guys? >>> the bay area teenager who was burned on a bus is back home this morning just in time for thanksgiving. kpix 5's da lin with more o

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liza battalones here. if you are heading for the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic has been very light leaving oakland heading into san francisco. still no delays for that commute getting into the city. all the bridges looking good so it's post-holiday "friday light" for westbound traffic leaving hayward heading into foster city. now, bart has been reporting no delays on the system. still offering a regular weekday schedule. no service on the ace train, they will resume regular service monday. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> liza, a lot of sunshine outside right now looking good out on this black friday. we'll see plenty of sunshine throughout the day and really some comfortable temperatures. a little chilly to start with this morning, though. but high pressure building in overhead now. and maybe ever so lightly over the weekend bringing some warmer temperatures. but today will be very mild by the afternoon. as high as 67 in santa row 69 in san jose and 68 in oakland. over the weekend plenty of sunshine t

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hillary clinton wrote a book to tanks a village to raise a child and it takes a village to revisit liza village >> a wonderful wonderful leader mayor lee you're an inspiration. we want all your visions for the city to come true. i continue to have absolute commitment to see what you want to have happen in san francisco. it council be more beautifully presented to us. this is a reactor e remarkable neighborhood. and we're inspired by louis from your team that's the work that's been done and the work in valuing less than gardens it beautiful oar i came from the middle school and saw one of the lottery performing schools in the city and have a long time the dramatic leap that san francisco has had here. there's no single silver bullet to solve all the problems but it's about bringing together the credible web of partnerships i've seen today. but everyone that's worked has a single goal in mind that they share with president obama. the mayor said the president's been traveling around the country talking about the most important challenges facing our country how are we going to continue no m

liza long fought to get her son medical help. but he was also turned away from a medical hospital because they were out of beds. >> reporter: but this story is actually incredibly common. parents who are not sure where to turn. not sure how to solve this issue for their child and who are living in fear. >> reporter: gus deeds was apparently single hole. practice the inspector general called streeting. a 98-day audit in 2012 found 72 individuals determined to make the statutory criteria for temporary detention were denied access to inpatient psychiatric treatment. the report said that it plates the person in his or her communicate at risk. that practice was supposed to stop after a mentally ill virginia tech student killed 32 people. virginia gave mental health officials four hours to make a case for involuntary hospital skags. cnn found three hospitals in that state that say they could have taken in gus deeds. but officials won't say whether they failed to search hard enough or the clock just ran out. >> a tragedy happens, the le

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liza long created a firestorm last year when she compared her own son to lanza saying she lived in fear of what he might do because of his mental illness. >> as a society, i don't know what it's going to take for us to pay attention to this issue and to be able to help children and families get the services that the need. >> reporter: gus deeds was brought in for a mental health evaluation monday. a magistrate issued an emergency custody order. mental health officials told cnn that meant he had been declared homicidal, suicidal or unable to care for himself. but that didn't guarantee he'd get treatment. liza long fought to get her son medical help, but he was also turned away from a medical hospital because the were out of beds. >> but this story is actually incredibly common. parents who are not sure where to turn, not sure how to solve this issue for their child and who are living in fear. >> reporter: gus deeds was apparently sent home, a practice the inspector general called streeting. a 90-day audit in 2012 found 72 individuals determined to meet the statutory criteria for temporar

. >> when you have a private could, if your careers you dress like liza minelli, it's real. so as part of the contract -- >> what contract says you have to dress like leeza minelli. >> maybe you're an impersonator. >> thin or fat. >> whatever you like. these pilots are under contract to maintain health and fly safely, and sleep apnea prevents them from doing it, it's legal to get tested to make sure they don't have this condition. >> i totally get michelle's point. i just see -- >> i don't. >> i see major problem here and the problem is that, while, yes, sleep apnea is a legitimate concern, you can't just test the fat people. can we test everybody to make sure that pilots don't fall asleep? >> don't they argue that the disproportionate number of people with sleep apnea are heavy. >> yes, but therer several time kinds of sleep an knea, being overmight are not a contribute are to all of them. >> i look at it it as a medical stop and frisk. you're targeting one spaced on the way they look. before that you might be for that or not but that's what this is. >> you have to start. w

we were going to talk to liza battalones but she is busy on the phone. that's a good sign. we have the boss up here taking phone calls to get donations. any amount counts even if you are saying all i have is $10 to give, anything will be much appreciated. we are going to check back in with everyone here but for now we'll send it off to cate at sfo. >> reporter: michelle, yes, we're seeing an overwhelming response of help from organizations here in the bay area. later this afternoon, a group of nurses from the registered nurses response network. they are going to be flying out of here at sfo to help victims on the ground while others here at home gather what they can as fast as they can. the national alliance for filipino concerns or nafcon sponsored a fundraiser in san jose last night. they also hosted a candlelight vigil for the typhoon victims. >> i just wanted to show our people over there that we are here for them, that we hurt just like them. >> reporter: nafcon says 100% of the money donated will go directly to relief efforts. and in san francisco, community organizat

let's talk about "double down" with ryan liza, the washington correspondent for "the new yorker" and peet are hanvey. a lot of discussion about what's in the book, about maybe hillary would be added to the ticket, joe biden would be dumped. i asked her about that when i interviewed her back in april of 2012. >> if the president of the united states says madam secretary, i need you on the ticket this year in order to beat romney, are you ready to run as his vice presidential running mate? >> that is not going to happen. that's like saying if the olympic committee called you up and said, are you ready to run the marathon, would you accept? well, it's not going to happen. >> i disagree. >> o. well -- >> it's unlikely, i will say that. >> it's more than unlikely i want if he sees in july he's going down, he doesn't want to be a one-term -- >> leon and i are in this awkward position. we both have been in politics and we are now in two jobs that are out of politics, for all the right reasons. i don't comment on politicians anymore. i'm very confident about the outcome of this election. as

. >>> liza battalones here. light traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza wide open all morning and on this thanksgiving you can park for free in the city. meters are not enforced of. in the silicon valley 880/237 interchange moving well. new accident just cropping up on the guadalupe parkway. and mass transit there is no ace train service today. bart is operating on a sunday schedule. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> a lot of clouds of moving across our skies now. looks like we'll see that on and off throughout the day but it should be a decent day ahead over san jose, you have some clouds there. that cutoff low spinning off the coastline. still we'll mix in sunshine this afternoon. 60s for a high. the next couple of days will be nice and warmer, chance of showers though next week. >>> ladies and gentlemen because it's that time of year we have a special segment of the thanksgiving news roundup. are you ready? take it away. thanksgiving news roundup. >> gobble gobble turkey day. >> gobble gobble. >> gobble gobb

. >> como si fuera poco los domingos tambiÉn social liza con los compaÑeros de trabajo. >> * es difÍcil ganarle a esta abogada. >> ¿quiÉn ganÓ? >> ustedes. >> vamos a tomar almuerzo. >> en juego muy bien. >> siempre le digo que tenemos que hacerlo, si juguÉ en el equipo que tenemos que ganar, es que ganamos. >> ¿quÉ les pareciÓ? >> una linda historia de ella una gran profesional con gran secreto que todos conocemos, su sensibilidad humana ha ayudado para que ellas beneficie a la miles de personas que estaban en estados unidos. >> jamÁs pensÉ que podÍa tener una historia tan grande. >> este mundo necesita mÁs personas como jessica domÍnguez. >> su vocaciÓn la lleva, ya estoy viendo por todos que increÍble la vocaciÓn que tiene esta mujer leen encanta lo que hace pero ella viviÓ eso en carne propia. >> ayudÓ a muchas personas bendiciones para ti jessica, nos vamos una vez mÁs con andrea directamente al mall. >> andrea como que te vas al aeropuerto o sÍ. >> no chicos estÁn equivocados no me voy al aeropuerto sino que termine mis compras de navidad aquÍ en viernes negro

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