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right now at 11. the show might not go on tonight. big question mark about the san francisco ballet. it could mean no nutcracker this holiday season. management and performers are gridlocked on a new contract, and next week's opening night is now in jeopardy. as you might know, for many people in the bay area, the holidays just wouldn't be the same without a performance of the nutcracker. nbc's terry mcsweeney has the new details. san francisco ballet's performance of the nutcracker at the war memorial opera house has been christmas magic for many and for many years. my mom, years ago, started the tradition that we come down to the opera house for the nutcracker every year, but maybe not this year. ballet management and the american guild of musical artists, or agma, are at an impasse. money,

of course, is one issue, with management saying in a statement, our proposed salary increases for dancers and stage mamanagementontinue to align with those offered by our peers, including american ballet theater and new york city ballet, ensuring competitiveness and fairness within the industryry. an ag negotiator responds by saying 81% of ballet artists are considered low income. in san francisco. now, both sides do agree. the ballet has some of the best dancers in the world, but the best way to care for them is in dispute. management says it's expanded the ballet's wellness center and added a registered nutritionist and a performance psychologist, among other things. not enough, says agma. you know, we've seen injury levels really grow in the past couple of years. we've seen the workers comp costs for. for san francisco ballet really jump up. which is not not great for the company or for the artist. outside the war memorial opera house this evening, we saw just how much this ballet means to people. even now, i'm tearing up

just thinking about it, though. i have such sympathy for all of the performers because they are the reason we come. well, they and the musicians, obviously. and everyone who helps them put on this magical production. workers rights are extremely important. and if it means that i give up just a night of entertainment for someone's livelihood, that's not a picket line that i would be willing to cross. negotiations have been going on for five months and seem to have hit a wall. however, i am told there are several bargaining sessions scheduled between now and opening night, december 6th, so there's still a chance for some holiday magic in san francisco. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. okay. thank you terry. we're following some breaking news tonight. more fallout in the controversy over a transgender player on the san jose state women's volleyball team. we have now learned that boise state has backed out out of the mountain west tournament. it is forfeiting its semifinal match against sjsu, set to play on friday. now, boise state previously boycotted two regular

season matchup against sjsu. it is unclear who made that decision to withdraw from the tournament, the team or the university. now, this means san jose state will advance all the way to saturday's championship match. also tonight, on this thanksgiving eve. an act of kindness. we told you last night at 11:00 about that devastating car break-in in san jose. thieves broke into rachel tobin's car and stole several things. the biggest loss, though her son's customized wheelchair. you see it there. it costs upwards of $6,000. late today, the wheelchair foundation came to the rescue. volunteers brought him a new chair just in time for thanksgiving. as for the thieves, sapd says two suspects are still on the loose while the turkey trot to the airport is fully underway, with lots of people catching last minute flights. this is a live look at sfo. weather is calm here, but a storm system is moving across the midwest and

the northeast, and that's been causing a little bit of trouble. now the holidays are officially here and the traditional airport rush is underway. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is at sfo tonight. tonight at sfo, it's busy, but things have been moving along smoothly. security line is pretty much moving pretty quick. some are departing sfo to spend thanksgiving elsewhere. others are just passing through. we were supposed to fly through denver, but that got messed up. so now we're flying through here. denver leading the country with more than 700 flight delays today, according to flightaware. both denver and salt lake city airports were deicing departing flights today. a storm system moving across the u.s. is expected to bring rain and snow in the midwest, and northeast, likely impacting flights and packed roads. around 71 million people are expected to hit the road for thanksgiving. in years past, traffic was usually a nightmare. on wednesday, but nowadays, with flexible schedules, people have been on the ve for days. this evening, traffic was heavy along i-80 in emeryville, but in most other spots traffic was light.

meanwhile, sfo is looking at an increase in holiday travel this year. 6.3 million passengers are expected here between thanksgiving and new year's day. we got home about 1:00. we're going to just sleep in. we're going to go to the store, we're going to buy a turkey. we're going to cook it friday, saturday, sunday we're skiing. many of those travelers tonight, just looking forward to spending the holiday with loved ones. the whole idea is to just be together and have a good time and also to unplug, right? yeah, unplug and be grateful for life at sfo. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news now no matter where you're headed over the next few days, be smart and be safe. a chp maximum enforcement period is in effect, which means extra officers are out there on patrol. chp says give yourself extra time wherever you need to go. also, drive sober or designate a sober driver before you go anywhere. this is a difficult story on any day, but especially now. three college students who were home for the holiday died in a fiery crash. they were driving in a tesla

cybertruck that crashed into a wall in piedmont. the tight knit community of piedmont is in shock, needless to say, but is also planning to comfort one another at an event tomorrow. here's nbc's audrey asistio. tonight, friends and community members visit the site of an unexpected tragedy in piedmont, mourning and consoling each other. i know things like this do happen, and no matter the whys, it's just so horrible. around 3:00 this morning, a tesla cybertruck slammed into a retaining wall and caught fire. police are investigating a cause. they say speed appears to be a factor. our women and men who responded to this call did everything they could, and it's devastating. the four friends inside the truck were all home from college. three died and a fourth was taken to the hospital. police say the surviving victim was pulled out

of the cybertruck by another driver, who knew the victims before emergency responders arrived. eileen de soto is friends with the family of the survivor. i know that he's had surgery. he has. he's in recovery. the names of the victims haven't been released, but people who knew the victims say they were popular athletes who graduated from piedmont high school. sandy martin taught them in middle school. this shouldn't happen to any kids. when you know them, it just makes it worse. tonight, the city of piedmont is encouraging members of the community to get together tomorrow, thanksgiving morning for the annual piedmont turkey trot, the beloved tradition taking on a new meaning this year as an opportunity to comfort one another and grieve. the mayor will open the event with remarks and a moment of silence. audrey asistio nbc, bay area news. it is such a tragedy. well, still no deal in hotel

workers strike at union square, which means that the dispute will stretch longer into the holidays. the workers are on strike at five iconic hotels in and around union square. their union has spent months battling over health care benefits and wage increases. talks have stalled some union members say they are cranking up the noise and the pressure. some 500 workers at the marriott marquis hotel joined the picket lines this week, and the union says workers from another eight hotels may join as well. some shoppers, though, are worried that the strike could hurt tourism during the holiday season. we need these hotels to run and we need tourists to feel safe and not be, you know, confronted with picketing lines when they come to our city. we did reach out to marriott international about their workers joining the strike, but have not gotten any response. the other hotels involved have repeatedly said that they are continuing to negotiate in good faith. another protest outside terminal two at oakland's airport. union workers from different aiines say they're struggling with the cost of living. they say their current

pay is barely enough to cover rent or health care. the airport was recently approved to upgrade its terminals and build a new one. the union called on the airport and airlines to ensure quality paying jobs, so that workers don't miss out on the profits. another indication that republicans in congress are taking elon musk very seriously. next week, musk and vivek ramaswamy will meet with republican congressional leaders. this is a live look. now at capitol hill, where they're expected to discuss their plan to slash government spending and staffing. president elect trump has named the two billionaires co-chairs of a new outside advisory commission called or dubbed the department of government efficiency. it appears that agency would serve mainly to consult the white house office of management and budget, which prepares the president's annual budget request to congress. gilroy may be getting a new mayor. one of the top candidates has decled victory some three weeks after election day. the race between businessman greg boso and mayor marie blankley has come down to just 200 votes. boso claimed

victory today, saying he's humbled by the support. he's a longtime resident with ties to the gilroy garlic festival. he led the association that organized the event back in 2010. in his campaign, he promised to revitalize city hall and business in gilroy, as well as bring back the festival. we did reach out to mayor blankley for comment. so far, she has not conceded. there are grocery giveaways for needy families, but tonight something different. a thanksgiving dinner, a sit down dinner here for a community. the verbo church in redwood city held this community dinner. more than 300 people enjoyed a free meal. the church and family services center serves the north. fair oaks neighborhood, helping hundreds of families in need. the organizers say this is important for people to know that they are not alone. you know, after 25 years working with this community, one of the things that i noticed is that, you know, there is a lot of families or there's a lot of people that they don't have their families over here, their by themselves. so the good the good thing is

that we have the opportunity to serve them, to give them food. the guests also enjoyed a performance. you see it there by verbose dance team and presentations about services that the church offers. finishing touches underway for san jose's christmas in the park. 65 foot tree will be set up at the center plaza de chavez. the tree lighting is set for friday. event has been a staple in downtown san jose for 44 years now. each year, the two acre park is transformed into a holiday fantasy with over 40 musical and animated exhibits. there's also a drive through christmas in the park, which opens tomorrow night at history park san jose, and it runs through new year's day. we are back in 60s. up next, the scam that you need to know about before black friday. the signs to watch out for if you get a surprise package on your front porch and you don't hear this too often, why the niners are going out of their way to send autographed gear to a packers fan. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have details

on a fog advisory if you're traveling. plus, our bay area thanksgiving and where we could have some trav

holiday trick. it's called a brushing scam. scammers use public information to send packages to the victims. once the delivery is confirmed, scammers use your information to create profiles online to give fake reviews and boost their own product sales. another version of the scam will ask victims to scan qr codes to register a product or reveal who sent it, but experts say that can reveal your own banking information. the advice here. update your passwords often and be careful with any packages you were not expecting. okay, they need a new game plan, foster city again, trying to get rid of canadian geese that leave a big mess behind. at one point, the city considered killing them before public outcry forced them to

drop that idea. as nbc bay area's robert honda explains, there's a new plan being a new plan being unveiled next week. reporter leo rhyne park is a beautiful place that many residents of foster city and san mateo county enjoy when they can. but starting years ago, canadian geese fnd foster city an ideal habitat with all its grass and water, and settled in. city officials say the geese population has more than doubled and now occupy much of the park and other public areas. karen and dan dykeman have lived in foster city for nearly 40 years, and they're enthusiastic about any plan to get rid of the geese. anything they can do to get rid of the geese would be an improvement. they are horrible. they leave their droppings all over the place, mess to walk through. you try to walk your dogs through it and they try to eat it. it is just disgusting. it is nasty. it's a horrible problem. we have, i think, three of the five most polluted beaches in all of california in this city because of the geese.

and so as a result, you come here for the beautiful water views, the beautiful water activities, and your kids can't go anywhere near the beach because it's so contaminated. figuring out what to do is problematic. a couple of years ago, a frustrated city council approved a plan that would have killed about 100 geese, but backed off after animal rights groups staged protests and the city reported about 15,000 complaints. this monday, the council will review a plan based largely on a similar effort in new jersey, utilizing among other things, noise devices, flashing lights and lasers, as well as disrupting nesting areas. these are measures that are expensive, to be quite frank with you, but really, really important. just killing the geese is not the right solution. we don't know if that's going to stop the geese moving forward, but it's just so inhumane. the deichmanns are hopeful but skeptical. i'm confident that they will try whatever way that

they can to keep from having protests and anything else going on. i'm not sure how successful they'll be. they may be successful for a short period of time, but then the ones who've left will be replaced by new ones. the city and county are not rushing the process. this mitigation is a three year plan, but officials say if it works, they would like to expand it to all the other parks in the area. in foster city, robert honda, nbc, bay area news. well, the 49ers are catching some heat after a fan event took a kind of a mean twist here. the niners were in green bay last weekend to face the packers. jesus de la rosa and his brother are packers fans who went to a 49ers fan event with their uncle, who's a niners fan. the 14 year old ended up winning a raffle for a ball signed by christian mccaffrey. that's when things went a bit sideways. the family wasn't surprised when the teenager started to get hazed by the other niners fans, but what they didn't expect was that the host wouldn't give them the ball. he won and i was all excited to receive the ball, he said. i couldn't since i was

rocking the packer gear, i felt embarrassed. i felt judged just because, you know, i love the sport, i love football, everything about it. they gave the ball to a 49ers fan instead. the team did send the la rosa de la rosa a different gift. nice one. a helmet signed by niners safety talanoa hufanga. but many packers fans were still upset. the niners say the incident was really meant to be friendly banter with no deeper malice there. by the way, the packers quarterback is from the central valley. his name is jordan love, he said. de la rosa, a signed jersey to make up for the lost ball. that's nice. that was kind of poor sportsmanship not to give him the ball. it all works out. i think ultimately he got two things instead of one. he's still there. he came out winning. jeff is here. we are, what, 40 minutes until thanksgiving? how you doing? and so thankful for the forecast we have coming in for tomorrow and the next couple of days. you know, was this time last week we had a storm system that dumped anywhere from 4 to 14in across a lot of the bay area. so we have

cleared out just in time. we have high pressure moving that storm track off to the north, so some sunny, bright weather right here in the bay area tomorrow. but i do want to get this warning out here if you're doing any traveling. we are expecting some fog through the central valley from chico to sacramento, down through fresno, visibility could be a quarter mile and less, so be careful of that. tomorrow morning. let me get you more details on that microclimate forecast. also, some travel trouble spots and what's happening at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. okay, as we start it off though, we're going to begin on the cold side. if you still got to do a last minute run to the grocery store, make sure to have that jacket layer it up. temperatures here in the upper 30s and low 40s down to 42 in the south bay. coldest average here in the north bay with a frost advisory and 37. san francisco 43 and the east bay looking all good and 39. daytime highs for tomorrow. i tell you, in november we couldn't have asked for a better forecast. we have light winds, sunshine coming in for the afternoon and look at these

south bay numbers. we started it off cold, but we're going to rebound up to 62. in cupertino, 61, los gatos 63. in san jose. not too many differences across the microclimates. so out here to vallejo, 61, livermore, 60 and hayward, 63. peninsula. also some light winds for you and 59 and half moon bay out to redwood city. 62, san francisco 58. in the marina across downtown 60. and you're coming in with 59 in the ingleside. and for the north bay low 60s through wine country, santa rosa, sonoma and napa. all right. you're doing some traveling, last minute travel, heading to the airport or waiting on someone to get here. we have cleared it out in the west. we had a lot of snow in denver, but tomorrow it will be sunny and 3473 partly cloudy. los angeles, phoenix sunny, 75. back to orlando 83 and sunshine. but we'll get into some rainfall here. washington, new york and boston. that will be the source of possibly some last minute delays and speaking of new york

city, of course, the one the only macy's thanksgiving day parade right here on nbc bay area tomorrow morning at 830, we're going to see some rain temps in the 40s and 50s, but everything should still be able to go off without a problem. winds 20mph and below, so the balloons should be able to do their thing and make it a great morning. a great way to start off your thanksgiving right here on that 7-day forecast. we're going to keep that sunshine and dry weather through the next seven days. temps in the 60s in san francisco and for the inland valleys, 50 to 60s for highs. and we'll keep these 30s in the mornings all the way through sunday. so we have just about made it. and i will be thankful once the green bean casserole is finished tomorrow. you're in charge of making that right? as i said, yes, and i'm going to make a whole bunch. it's always the one where everybody is like, is there any more of that down there? can you pass that over? good for you. all right. way to go, jeff. good luck with that, by the way. thanks. okay. up next, was it worth the wait, the

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thanksgiving parade that you'll see right here on nbc bay area. parades. iconic balloons inflated. today. they came to life. the balloon inflation event is a chance to e the teams prepping those larger than life characters. 17 jumbo character balloons being filled with helium six newcomers among them including minnie mouse. this is minnie's first time in the parade. oh, wow. it is a thanksgiving day tradition. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area tomorrow morning at 830. the parade host savannah guthrie, hoda kotb and al roker will have a front row seat to the parade, which the coverage begins at seven and y-p-d is monitoring wind gusts that could make it unsafe to fly. jeff. so you better fix it. are we safe to fly? yeah. right now,

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