she was very close to reggie, her brother. i think she could have told my mom a lotabout him but asthey never had real conversations . my mom was terrified of her and my mom stopped speaking to her own mother, her 15 or so years, crucial years of her life and only reconnected with her mother towards the end of her mother's life and even thenthey never had a conversation about the trial . it was just like a cool breeze like nothing happened. >> i can't believe they never talked about the trial l. >> it's incredible and it's one of the huge credits of my mom's life. to have just sat down and talked about it. it's incredible. it's like the elephant inthe room . and it's so sad to me that that would have been so instrumental in my 11-year-old mom life to have been living with this great artist who could have said yes, come into my studio. let's just paint together and just paint in the corner and whatever and none of that ever happened . >> you don't think having been to some small degree raised by virtue had an influence in your

never went back to school. .. >> i mean, there's like two visuals i have of reggie in my mind. one, i have a lovely portrait that was sold off and bought back of it reggie when he was probably in his 20s and he's quite dashing and he's just like he's going to go out riding and i like that portrait very munch. he's a handsome man and cool that it's very like 19-- you know, tens or early 1900s. and i have-- i have a picture of his college dorm room at yale and of him as a kid in a carriage and he was handsome at stuff and a lot of the pictures of him by the time he marries my grandmother you know, he's a bloated and disfigured and just looks like a bore, i mean, he looks like someone who droned on at dinner about his horses which is apparently exactly what he did, so again, i-- there was no connection. nothing i felt in common with this person, you know. i went to the same college he did, but i'm sure as you know, i don't think he was much of a student. he obviously got in because the vanderbilts had history at the school and he got kicked out i think towards the end. there was a

reggie: it is cyber monday. jobyna: plus a first the white house as it's decked out for the holidays. reggie: good morning, it monday, november 29. jobyjoby holiday with some time off and we are starting with a check of our forecast. mike: it's nice to see everybody back together. we will take a look at some fog out there. we've got some thicker fog around center rows.

reggie: thanksgiving travel rush, millions of people getting ready to fly and drive. the busiest freeways and when to avoid them. kumasi: recent retail theft forcing the chp to act. officers stepping up patrols and a task force to investigate the crimes. reggie: water murmur -- water emergency, water users in multiple counties asking being to cut back. kumasi: a frost advisory in effect in some areas. mike is here tracking everything with a look at the forecast. reggie: good morning and welcome to the day where you pretend like you are working, but you are not. you are watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live in wherever you stream. mike: frost is possible, but not a guarantee because of the winds. you noticed how windy it is, especially in on the hills. some of that is filtering in, that if you have protected

reggie: now at 5:00, covid vaccines for kids ages five to 11. the timing of ac/dc panel and how we expected to play out today. >> and the plan to deal with a $125 million shortfall antitakeover by the state. >> president biden planning to stand up in the fight against climate change. i am rayna roy in scotland. i will have more coming up. reggie: i am almost positive you did not get eight hours of sleep last night. i recommend a vacation. there are times i did not get up until 10:30. >> you deserve that. >> i'm so happy for you. reggie: when you stay up till 6:00 a.m., 10:30, i would serve this for breakfast.

reggie: now at five :00, amtrak passengers caught up in a crash in a crash and east bay. the late-night derailment impacting a train headed to oakland. kumasi: charges expected as soon as today against a handful of people suspected of break-ins in union square. san francisco's da talking about the case and a crackdown on crime. reggie: i live look outside, starting the day with fog and areas, but mike says we will see some sun. good morning on this tuesday. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. kumasi: i know you did this yesterday, but i am happy today. [laughter] we are all back. reggie: this is nice. kumasi: friends giving gift. mike: shall we talk about the weather? let's do it. let's take a look at the visibility, i haven't it mapped out on live doppler 7. -- i have

reggie: look at us. this

reggie: good morning. it is wednesday, november 17. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. kumasi: we want to start with a check of our forecast. mike: it is another foggy day, especially in the north bay. we can barely see 101 as the headlights are coming at us from the south. the taillights are heading toward the golden gate bridge. with a