this is what the president of aaa says, and chief operating officer, beginning at 2020 the aaa foundation will introduce more focused giving approach donating to a smaller number of organizations working exquisitely in the areas of hunger, homelessness, and education. no organization will be excluded from future considerations, faith-based or nonfaith-based. they're trying to tempt him -- which listen, social media has been no more nuggets kind of reaction from people. some are conservative. >> it's completely idiotic. idiotic. the aaa, their gross revenue went from $1 billion in 2001 to $10.5 billion this year and did so despite the fact that the left has been targeting them since 2013 when they found out that dan cathy, was the ceo of tripoli was in favor of traditional marriage. that is not slowed aaa's growth one iota. aaa decided to bow down for the lords of political correctness and then cut christian charities out because most christian charities happen not to support same-sex marriage militantly is pretty astonishing and it's a horrible sign for our control. we are really only goi

oh absolutely russia should have a aaa credit from the rating agencies is doing brilliantly you know if you look at the price signals in the bond market it looks like russia is the premier economy in the world right you've got 6 and a half percent on the ruble bond you've got 4 and a quarter percent return on their u.s. dollar equivalent bonds compared to germany and elsewhere where they have a negative year olds in america are under 2 percent here we are russia looking fantastic the sanctions have worked out brilliantly for russia because it forced them to diversify in ways that they wouldn't have done otherwise in other booming across many sectors outside of the energy sector alvira ned nebula leah the head of the russian central bank has done a brilliant job and resisting the temptation to print money in fact he's reduced debt and the country's been buying hundreds of tons of gold so it has very almost no debt whatsoever it's got a lot of gold it's diversified the bonds are yielding more than almost every other industrialized country in the world and it should be rated aaa moody's

friends and family with a aaa says more than 55 min people are. >>with more than 49 million of t those people hitting the road. >>early enough so it hasn't that so far. >>aaa says 1.6 million more people are traveling this year for turkey compared to last year and today is the worst day to travel. effects they are not democrats or anything the wst and tbe on the run. highway in local traffic was moving slow. this afternoon so. >>michelle thank you we have been sending traffic alerts from our kron 4 app you can stay connected as you travel this thanksgiving holiday with live traffic maps and weather conditions and you can download the kron 4 app right now. >>suspects oke into a home in lafayette last night they assaulted a man before restraining him and another resident and th the thieves ransacked the house forcefully call reports the suspects got away and police are being tight-lipped about their investigation. >>a man was assaulted inside his home on christmas drive in lafayette tuesday night. the contra costa county office of the sheriff says h

. >> reporter: annabel hall has been with aaa insurance for more than a decade. but the end of october, on the same day the kincaid fire started, her insurance company dropped her. >> i do nothing aaa would do that. you know, i just, i have been with them for a long time. my mother was with them. i never, ever thought that they would do this, but they did. >> reporter: is a growing trend across california, orinda is a new hotspot. nonrenewal's in the zip code are double the bay area average. annabel worries about the ripple effect that it is going to have. >> nobody will be able to sell their homes or buy them because they can get a loan. to get a loan you need insurance, and if nobody, it is a catch 22. >> reporter: the nonrenewable's are directly correlated to devastating wildfires that we have seen in recent years. after the tubbs fire in 2017 and paradise in 2018, insurance companies paid out $25 billion. aaa told annabel that they won't renew her and she lives on a hill near the woods and on a small road. which are also some of the reasons why she wants to l

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>>and aaa expects more than 55 million people to be traveling. that's the most on record since 2005. >>and those 55 million people may not only be hindered by long airport security lines and heavy traffic, severe storms could also snore last minute travel plans. snow and rain is forecast throughout the midwest in northeast regions of the u s possibly extending delays and prompting flight cancellations for passengers, what's. and aaa says wednesday will be the busiest travel day of the week. we expect that. >>heaviest traffic volume in the afternoons because at that time we're going to see a lot of holiday commuters mixing with some evening commuters on the on the road at the same times. >>for drivers aaa says gas prices our cheaper than last year's average. but travelers should make sure their vehicles are ready to go the distance before they hit e road. >>we expect to rescue about 368,000 people on the side of the road due to batteries lockouts and flat tire so. >>i'm darryl forges reporting. >>okay well, so there you have it nasty weather aroun

>>> a live look at the roadways right now where the heaviest rain and wind are in the bay area and aaa expecting 6 million in california to drive over the thanksgiving holiday and their best advice is to leave early. >> roughly around one or 6:00 pm will be the absolute worst time and we are talking traffic that may take up to five times the amount to get you between certain corridors on the 680 north or the 101. these are all going to be extra crowded right around that time. >> if you cannot trouble early, aaa says your best bet might be to take an extra day off if possible and they also recommend getting your car inspected before taking any long trips. >>> in colorado holiday plans are being buried under a major winter storm for thousands of travelers with hundreds of equa treacherous with snowdrifts closing some stretches of the interstates. >>> and santa barbara county the fire has burned and 600 firefighters have worked all night to contain the flames as strong winds have threatened homes. neighborhoods have been evacuated already and a local state of emergency has been declared.

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same day the kincade fire started, they dropped who took her i didn't think aaa would do that. i have been with them for a long time. my mother is with them. i never thought they would do this, but they did. >> it is a growing trend across california. 350,000 people have lost home insurance. orinda is the new hot spot. nonrenewals are doubled the bay area average. annabelle worries the ripple effectgoing to have. a [ no audio. ] >>> after the tub fire in 2017 and parra days in 2018, insurance companies paid out $25 billion. aaa told annabelle they won't with her because she is on a little, wads and a small road which is why she was there. >> this doesn't make any sense. like i mean like i said, it is like not insuring a car because they can get into an automobile accident. >> maybe we need to change some laws. >> that is what state insurance commissioner intends to do. >> we have to sound the alarm now. >> this past week, his office announced changes to the fair plan which is intend today be california's insurer of last resort. bay april 2020 the fair pl will be forcing increas

>>friends and family with a aaa says more than 55. >>with more than 49 million of those eople hitting the road. >>early enough so spasm of that so far. >>aaa says 1.6 million more people are traveling this year for turkey compared last year. and today is the worst day to travel. trying to be careful expect. they are not democrats or anything the worst and to be on the run. highway in local traffic was moving slow. >>take it easy try. >>the showcase to live for us in. the creek banks to her. we're going to take a live look outside right now she mentioned on and off showers throughout the past hour where she is and you could see depending on where you live in the bay area things could be drastically different some scattered cool showers out there. are here to give us a little insight on know where we're going with all of this as chief meteorologist lawrence karnow we saw sprinkling of green yeah. >>we've got more that i mean we got more on the way we see that througho the night tonight, some lingering showers mainly over the mountain to

aaa says for us in the bay area, the worst time to leave is tomorrow between 2:00 and 4:00. the best advice is do not leave tomorrow. leave earlier and if you are leaving tomorrow, plan for those delays. >>> today, hundreds of airline catering workers will be protesting at san francisco international at a nationwide thanksgiving demonstration for they're calling american airlines to address what they say are poverty wages and unaffordable healthcare. the workers voted overwhelmingly to strike and it comes in the middle of the contract negotiation between the union representatives and two companies, lsg sky chefs and gate gourmet. they do not expect any impact on travelers, adding it is twofold to ensure the union can get their message out and to ensure that our travelers can go about their business without impediment. >>> one person is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet during a robbery in oakland. police say the two men with guns robbed a coin and jewelry business and they were about a block away on ellwood with the storeowner exchanged gunfire. one person was inj

>>reporter: according to aaa, the worst time to travel is tomorrow from 3:58 pm. ktvu fox 2news. >> stay prepared for whatever the weather brings. we have a ktvu weather app. we are updating you on www.ktvu.com, as well. and across all social media platforms. a fast-moving brush fire is burning. the k fires forcing thousands people to evacuate from their homes in santa barbara's neighborhood. more than 6000 people have left for safety at this hour. it began burning yesterday and the mountains, it is spreading quickly down rushville ridges and canyons. fire crews are working on preventing the flames from jumping across roads and into communities below the mountains. 2400 structures are under threat and the national weather service has forecasted rain to hit the area tonight and the hope wet weather will help with firefighting efforts. >>> and the coming storm, plan power outages. this company lost its power twice during the pg&e shutoffs they are ready for the rainstorm and they do understand the storm could bring unplanned power outages. firefighter said the wildf

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aaa predicts more than 49 million people will travel by car over thanksgiving. the travel window begins wednesday, november 27 and last through sunday, december 1. experts say there are certain days when you can still find some good airfares.>> the deals will be tough to come by the longer you wait. there is a 10 to 11 ow for the holiday period now. there's a big window where we are going to see about 2.8 million people travel across the airport every single day. the worst thing of all, it will be sunday after thanksgiving. so if you can actually come back a couple of days after that sunday of thanksgiving, tuesday or wednesday, you will see the fares drop. >> aaa estimates this will be the second highest thanks giving travel period in almost 2 decades. with about a 3% increase over last year. we need a private chat. >> and of course we will eventually be looking toward that travel forecast as we had toward the thanksgiving. for tomorrow, sunny skies, warming temperatures, in fact tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. not too much change into monday,

according to aaa but not everyone is taking to the skies or to the roads. that's right more than a milon people are traveling by train old school that's right cover dickerson has the story. >>most of the people coming valley amtrak statiomonday morning seemeto be regular commuters. but some holiday travelers have already hit the rails. >>d just a holiday traffic temperures in the thk enough so they ose to train and he's easy job down there to emeryville stations. >>on the making that at a tournament actually started their journey in denver. ripostes is even fatter day he could see the airport traffic picking up. nearly 4.5 million americans will fly to their destination this thanksgiving, accoding to aaa that's mo than a 4 and a half percent increase over last year. to the more than 49illion drivers on the road and to that the trn sounds a lot better super convenient. it's ne to not be stuck in watch the road. o constantly >>that's not to sayou have the trks all to yourself if last year's amtrak traffic is any indication. >>amtrak marketing manar david perr

aaa predicts more than 55 million travelers will take to the roads and skies this thanksgiving. in spokane, washington, a 66-car pileup on the highway there. state patrol said six people were injured, none of them, thankfully, seriously. a portion from california shut down due to whiteout conditions. >> passengers were stranded in denver monday night. a rock slide during the snowstorm adding the misery, temporarily closing westbound interstate 70. >> we put this fence out because we were concerned about some minor amount might come out. >> they're trying to stay ahead of the falling snow. the state advisory motorists not to travel at all. i-70 closed in kansas. they have 1,800 plow trucks and 1,800 workers ready to go. >> we have times where we'll expect over an inch an hour snowfall. that coupled with high winds will make it challenging. >> and the chicago area is under a high wind warning today. expect the powerful winds to play havoc with air travel throughout the country's biggest hubs, one of them. >>> new developments in the impeachment probe have the president on shaky gr

we still have 2 of our 3 credit ratings are aaa and the next is aa-plus. that's a good thing. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> can i ask something. >> sure, please. >> on the 22b road improvement bond, do we have a scope for that yet, a description? >> i know rochelle is here in the audience. >> he's shaking his head. >> it's something that we're just now selling the bonds last week for the affordable housing and parks. this is our next area of focus and we'll be determining that soon. >> yeah. we're just getting started. we haven't put a financing team together yet. i've been in contact with project managers for both of those bond programs and they're confident that there is

and aaa national folks join me now to discuss. i said the worst tim time to hie road is now. if you're not where you're supposed to be, it's going to be tough, isn't it? >> wednesday is going to be the worse day by far, so if your travel plans or flexible, we recommended. the worst time to travel on wednesday is going to be between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. we are going to see a lot of people try to get out of town. there are some cities that can see traffic four times worse than the normal day per that's in cities like atlanta, new york, boston, l.a., so word to the wise? avoid wednesday and leave early if you can. >> charles: what about the air travel? i know you've got the roads covered, but it's an amazing time and it feels like there is no outlet. anything you try it, it's going to be crowded. >> it is paid 49 million people are going to travel by car, but nearly four and a half are going to travel by plain. if you're going to travel tuesday or wednesday, arrive early, two hours at least. you do not want to miss your flight bec

aaa says 55 million people, about 90% of the 55 million people going to head out on the highways. going to make good time. no. we have back-to-back storm systems. one out of the rockies. another one out of the west coast, going to be lowering snow levels. this report brought by ninja foodi. big problems, interstate 70 across colorado. that will be problematic. right around denver, could see a foot of snowfall there. around reno, minneapolis, interstate 94. big problems there. the temperature drops dramatically. could see potential for strong storms all the way from southern missouri into arkansas and into louisiana. if you're traveling to des moines, watch out. you'll see poor visibility. and for the west coast, look at that. along with strong wind gusts. some sections of southeast oregon could see wind gusts up over 80 miles per hour. drive carefully. have a safe holiday. >>> breaking overnight, there was a powerful earthquake that rocked albania. the epicenter was in durres, about 13 miles from the capital. it's the strongest quake to hit the capital in decades. video shows an a

or game console in order to enjoy the latest greatest aaa blockbuster games we take care of that you know datacenter and we think that this is a revolution for the games industry. stadia is taking on beloved console's like playstation a text books by streaming the games from google data centers a special device plugged into a television makes the connection. google has spent heavily on cloud software and data centers tech sector analysts say stadia is one way of boosting returns from those investments. it's certainly a bold tactical move in the battle for gaming supremacy but some gaming experts remain unconvinced that streaming can achieve the same real time interaction as the good old console. now to some of the other business stories making news tatarstan is set to cut 3000 jobs in europe indian owned firms says the plan in the face of tough market conditions will mostly affect office workers it's understood around half of the job cuts will come from its operations in the netherlands. osogd group is facing another potentially costly lawsuit in the u.s. one of its supply is prevent

or game console in order to enjoy the latest greatest aaa blockbuster games we take care of that you know datacenter and we think that this is a revolution for the games industry. stadia is taking on beloved console's like playstation and x. box by streaming the games from google data centers a special device plugged into a television makes the connection. google has spent heavily on cloud software and data centers tech sector analysts say stadia is one way of boosting returns from those investments. it's certainly a bold tactical move in the battle for gaming supremacy but some gaming experts remain unconvinced that streaming can achieve the same real time interaction as the good old console. now to chile where antigovernment protests don't show any sign of calming down small businesses are feeling the impact with many choosing to close their doors for fear of vandalism or even being looted meanwhile major foreign investors are dealing with the risks that come with any political uncertainty. at this testing center in santiago de chile robots made by german company kuka are being put

airport at nearly 4.5 million americans will fly to thr destination this thanksgiving, according to aaa that's more than a 4 ana half percent increase over last year. add that to the more than 49 million drers on the road a to that the traisounds a lot better super convenient. it's nice to not be stuck in traffic havi to constantly watch the road. >>that's not to say u have the tracks all to yourself if last year's amtrak traffic is any indication. >ere in sacramento alone on wednesday we saw over 56% increase in travel on sunday, a 34% increase in traffic. >>amtrak marketing manager david perry predicts tuesday wednesday and sunday will be the busiest train el days. but says tickets are still available. and unlike plane ticket ices do not increase at the departure date approaches. >>also super flexible becse we missed or train. you missed earlier train. everything gets yeah, however, not eve route is a direct as pollen natasha path to the bay area. some involve transfers and us that were at airport recommends arriving 2 hours early. sacramento, amtrak's us 45 minutes before your trip w

closures nearly 50 million people plan to drive for the thanksgiving holiday nationwide according to aaa those heading to the sierra here in the northern california area need to be prepared for this winter storm warning caltrans has snowplows and blowers out in force for snow removal. crews will be working around the clock to try and keep the roads drivable but they also say they need travelers helm. >>check their tires. we have winter washer fluid, plenty of gas dress warm and just plan for delays. >>officials are urging drivers to be sure to have an emergency kit which includes water nonperishable food blanket charged cell phones and first aid supplies caltrans is actually discouraging travel to the cr right now actually through thanksgiving. but and if you do have to travel on the slippery roads. you should slowdown. >>thanksgiving holiday weekend is one of the busiest times of year on the nation's roadways and also sadly often one of the deadliest on forcefully chagall report said that is why the california highway patrol makes all all available officers hit the streets during a maxi

they included language to make clear that aaa could engage to expand services outside of the act. they provided additional funding to provide the native american aging programs for the provision of supportive services and capacity building training. they removed title three e cap on families and older relative caregivers, increasedded research and demonstration at the u.s. administration on aging. they recognized the negative effects of loneliness and reinforced the aging network role in promoting engagement among older adults. that is good news. now it moves to the senate. the senate has been less friendly to this act so i am sure, hopefully, we will see th increases, although we may not see these specific increases. i will let you know, hopefully, next month we will know more and maybe it will have passed by then. good news it has bipartisan support. the questions are where will it land in terms of appropriation and spending authority? at the state level, the master plan for aging is chugging along. of course, it is not chugging, it is on fast track to be completed by october 20

aaa says there's nothing worse than wednesday. they are saying the worst time to be on the road out of san francisco today is from 2:00 to 4:00. they are predicting this will be the second busiest thanksiving day on the road since 2000. get ready for a busy day on the roads today as everybody heads out today. reporting live in pinole, amy hollyfield.ak news from the liv desk, firefighters are battling flames at a texas chemical plant. look at these flames that burned from the tpc chemical plant. residents reported the explosion could be felt miles away from the plant. some said it broke windows. there were no reports of fatalities. three people are being treated for minor injuries right now. >>> what some are considering a medical miracle. a bay area man paralyzed from the neck down is walking again thanks to a new medical innovation. it could bring help to more families. the mayo clinic is publishing the results of ste cy. as lef palyzed after a co. neck injury during a surfing accident. he was told he would never walk again. now

aaa estimates over the course of the holiday 49.3 million americans will travel by automobile. that's a 2.8 increase over 2018. >> is the highest number we've seen since 2005. >> the economy is good. people are feeling comfortable about getting on the road and spending money, spending time with family and friends. >> looking ahead to the return trip. aaa says that they will be very busy day. most people need to be back at work or school on monday. if you are able to delay return, traffic should be less congest congested. >> charles: thanks, jonathan. you may not be giving thanks for the traffic, but you're deftly giving thanks for the stock market. is there anything that can turn it into a turkey? dimitri's on it. eating right and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? [sfx: glasses clanking.] sorry. maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life fr

you talk about those aaa numbers. that agency says you are right. it's the worst. wednesday is when the vast majority of the four, 49.3 americans are hitting the road. 49.3 million. some people got an early start on last in southern california. there is a problem. they did not get very far. look at these aerial pictures out of southern california. freeways, roadways that just jammed and not really going anywhere with so many folks headed out of tom early. early storm system is moving into the western. heavy rain and wind. local law enforcement urging everyone to pack their patients as they are out there. the snow is causing real big headaches in parts of colorado. interstates are littered with out into ditches. the national weather service says the bigger issue for folks is getting home as the forecast does not improve for millions of americans. >> i want to let you know that we've got warnings issued all the way from colorado and wyoming through minnesota up to upper michigan. for heavy snow and strong winds. we're looking at 8 inches to 12 inches of snow. >> fort

aaa says 55 million people across the country plan to drive 50 miles or more for thanksgiving plans. 4.4million are expected to fly. good news if you are driving. gas prices are down. last month average price for a gallon of regular gas was $4.7. the average today is $3.85. we talked to one driver taking advantage of your cars today before the rush tomorrow >> i was surprised. it's about 25 minutes. normally it is 30- 40 minutes. >> get your spending your holiday in the mountains there is a big storm on the way with low elevations expected. officials warn drivers to leave today. any later you can deal with out conditions and highway closures. repair with a full tank of gas, chains and emergency back. aaa says the worst time for bay very drivers to leave for thanksgiving is tomorrow between 2:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. . >>> air travel can try your patience and given a record 31.6 million people are expected to fly, you should not expect an empty seat next to you for the next several days at least. there are better days to fly and even some bargains to be had. let's talk about holiday travel

aaa reports bay area drivers are paying record high prices right now. those gas prices have never been this expensive a week before thanksgiving. here's why. experts say the economy is extremely strong. the demand for gasoline remains very high. the supply was down last month after the disruptions and a few california refineries. it goes back to supply and demand. aaa reports that san francisco had the highest gas prices in the bay area. one of the highest in the country. $3.98 for a gallon of regular unleaded gas. across the bay, oakland armies $3.91. san jose is where you will find the cheapest gas. $3.84. in case you're wondering why are prices consistently higher than the rest of the country, well, we pay more in taxes and for cleaner gas. according to the california energy commission, we pay about 75 cents in taxes and fees for every gallon. i know some of you are thinking the prices are high because the gas companies keep jacking the prices up. the governor sometimes to think so. he's asked for an investigation. the good news is that relief is on

>> a new report from aaa says yes, it may pay off to procrastinate. it looked at holiday travel during 2016 and 2018. according to aaa, people who waited to book their trip 7 to 13 days before the week of thanksgiving and christmas, they got the overall best price. people who booked a trip 61 to 180 days in advance, they paid about $40 more. get this, people who booked way in advance, 121 kay 1 day their trip, they paid up to $171 more. geo benitez is talking about this on "good morning america." >> this would make me nervous because i'm worried about sold-out flights. we've seen it at abc, we have a lot of last-minute work travel and we see you can get great deals. >> as long as you don't mind sitting in the middle seat by the bathrooms. >> you can watch a full report er mornings.ng up on "gma" at >> you know you'll be in the middle seat in the back. >> sometimes it's worth it. paying that much more? >> 40 bucks? i'd rather pay the 40. >> would you? >> than being in the middle in the back? have you seen my legs? >> you're right. have you seen the gir

dangerous weather is also affecting the east coast while a aaa predicts the second highest number of travelers in over a decade. this week. camilla bur now reports. >>for millions of americans planning to travel this thanksgiving, this is not the forecast they want to see eastern half of the country all wet western half. all white and we're going to have slowed travel tomorrow more than 20 million people are under winter weather advisories watches or warnings. hundreds of flights are canceled at denver international airport. >>some what was going to be pretty major storm that's why we thought we'd better get here early and in the northeast. >>ferocious winds and rain are expected. some airlines are waiving change fees ahead of the anticipated delays. meanwhile, the west coast is bracing for severe storms that could spark flash floods. >>the tractor tires they have winter washer fluid, plenty of gas dress warm and just plan for delays. >>this as crews in southern california are battling a new growing wildfire north of santa barbara. the fire erupted monday, fueled by strong winds it h

that's when aaa expecting 3 times the normal load on the roads and ich means could potentially mean 3 times longer to get mindful u're going. so just be of that. here's what gas prices are ke because you're certainly going want to have a full tank before you hit those roads, 3.94, the average pricin san francisco, 3 87 in oakland and 3.79 in san jose that's depressing because. because gas prices areown and yet. that's looks sheet for the bay area compared to normal. yea the sierra snow by the way also forcing officials to close portions of interstate 80 caltrans is discouraging travel to this year until after thanksging day if you have to travel maksure you have your chains ready to g and practice putting on the chains. >>before you have have tout on the chase and get a lot practice in snow plows and blowers had been out in full force removing ow from the lanes asquickly as they possibly can, but the snow keeps coming back. all kinds of crashes you see that overturned car. 2ar coision there as well you get the point maybeou want to sit th one out for thanksgiving and then at after the

aaa says that it could take drives up to four times as long to reach their destination. been warned. as millions pack bags for thanksgiving three big storms are threatening holiday travel. much of the u.s. is set to get battered by heavy snow, rape about and wind some airlineses are issuing change waivers to flyers travel may be affected by those storms. >> those storms could pose a big problem for mesas thanksgiving day parade could ground iconic balloon for first time in nearly 50 years national weather service predicting gusts of 39 miles an hour in new york city on thanksgiving which would be too dangerous to fly balloons officials will likely make the decision make the call on thanksgiving day. taking a look at futures right now green arrows to kick off this monday this is is something to be thankful for right you have the dow up 75, s&p up seven and a half nasdaq up 30 on optimism about that u.s. china trade deal and phase one nowing being completed. michael bloomberg making it official, but how is multibillion their status fly with a party that's determined to tak

aaa says what you neday head to let's take a look outside from the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> welcome back. 4:43. for those of you heading to the mountains for thanksgiving, consider yourself warned. take a look at the sierra. live pictures of the roads that are expected to be a mess starting today. >> if up want to head to the sierra, do it now. it will get considerable worse as you get through the afternoon. they could see one to four feet of snow. so major traffic issues, especially up in the mountains as we're going to see a dumping of snow and that is why that winter storm warning is in effect from 1:00 p.m. today through wednesday and through thursday. it is g

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wildfire damage dangerous weather is affecting millions of people coast to coast all while this week aaa predicts the second highest number of travelers in more than a decade. camila bernal reports. >>for millions of americans planning to travel this thanksgiving, this is not the forecast they want to see eastern half of the country all wet western half. all white and we're going to have slowed travel tomorrow more than 20 million people are under winter weather advisories watches or warnings. hundreds of flights are canceled at denver international airport. >>some what was going to be pretty major storm so that's why we thought we'd better get here early. >>up to 15 inches of snow could fall there by the end of the day drivers in the region feeling the impact parts of a major interstate from colorado to the nebraska border closed out. and in the northeast. ferocious winds and rain are expected. some airlines are waiving change fees ahead of the anticipated delays. meanwhile, the west coast is bracing for severe storms that could spark flash floods. >>the tractor tires we have winter was

according to aaa neay 50 million people we'll be hitting the roadways. yes, a lot of people it's nealy 3%. given increase ovelast year mean time more than 4 million other people are planning to fly whether you're driving or flying aaa ss this is the second highest thanksgiving travel volume. since the agency began tracking in the year 2000 and the busiest. >>since the record was set in 2005. this year's top 3 destinations. >>orlando, anaheim and new york cy. >>chick-fil-a will no longer donate money to charities with anti lgbtq views the fa food chaiannounced today that starting next year will only doate to organizations that focus on education homelesness and hunger chick-fil-a's donations and comments from its executives have caused controver over the past several years ceo dan cathy has said the atlanta based fast food company supports quote the biblical definition of the family unit end quote, rights groups have boycotted boycotted and oppose the chain over its stance same-sex marriage. in a atement rights organization employees should quote greet to

>>freeways and byways this thanksgiving and according to aaa 4 million people ll be flying. well nearly 50 million americans will be traveling by car now at is the most since 2005 and nearly 3% up from last year so they're gog to be a lot of company on the roads. wednesdayill be the worst time to start driving people in the bay area can expect more than 3 times the delay from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock in the afternoon fact, here's a look at the average gas prices in the bay area. so you just you know exactly how much are going to be burning as you sit dly in traffic getting out of town, san francisco on average 3.97 for a gallon of regular gas. oaand, 3.90 and in n jose just a little b cheaper at $3.83 a gallon. all right as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside of san francisco international airport as folks make head out for thangiving this o week up kids have school we'll be back wi more news in ju -hey! so i went toe's and got some shelves. cool idea. when doing it right runs ithe family... it won't be easy but it will be gre you give the gifts that work hard.

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aaa says nearly 50 million travelers will be hitting the road to join family and friends. >> what a mess. >>> at home, blessing and curse, rain is causing concerns near the burn zone of the kinkaid fire. it's hard to catch a break in that community. >> reporter: absolutely. fire threat is gone because rains have come. but now comes threat of pollution from runoff in the russian river. too much rain too quickly could be a disaster. in sonoma county, the rain celebration tempered by the threat of toxic runoff from the kinkaid fire burn zone into the russian river. >> over a million people swim in the river, 700,000 people get drinking water here. >> reporter: nonprofit set up toxin barriers around homes 50 feet from the river. >> homes and cars. average car has as many toxins as house. plastic and petrochemicals and when you light them on fire, bad things happen. >> blessing and curse. >> reporter: former hieldsbrook mayors is this is co quickly. what did snow look like for the burn scar? >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> violent crime on b.a.r.t. has more than doubled l

the forecast can change, but the threats of terrible weather come as aaa expects the second highest number of travelers in a decade. 1.6million more travelers are expected this year than in 2018, many of them hitting the roads to reach their destinations. >>> mother nature could also disrupt the macy'sing this day parade. the issue: strong winds. officials say if sustained winds exceed 20 miles per hour or gusts push more than 45 miles per hour, the balloons will be side lined. let's hope that doesn't happen. >>> we can but hope in. the bay area, things are going to change it week. last weekend we mentioned the fact -- remember last weekend, we were near 80 degrees inland. but then were looking at temperatures in the 50s and 60s by this weekend. and it was pointed out there comes a point in november where you turn a corner on the unusually warm temperatures of autumn and you get into the 50s and 60s and it's very difficult to go back. you turn a seasonal corner and then you get into pre-winter. the numbers are going to be in the 50s -- the highs are going to be in the 50s by the time we hi