Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro there’s new life in the effort to build the Oakland Athletics a new baseball stadium with last night’s Alameda County Board of Supervisors vote to support the project, creating a new community. Also, would you live in a 3-D printed house?

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With San Francisco making it harder for landlords to convert public spaces into ADUs, and Palo Alto bureaucracy preventing a church from allowing RVs to park in their lot overnight,  the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro asks how we make it easier for people to help alleviate the homeless crisis.

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Still dealing with the fallout from George Floyd’s death last year, ABC News Correspondent Mark Remillard tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro voters in Minneapolis will be voting next week on whether or not to replace their police department. Would this be a real change of policy or a symbolic gesture?

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ABC Washington Correspondent Elizabeth Schulze joins the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro to talk about the effort by Senate Democrats to introduce a new Corporate Minimum Tax to fund President Biden’s spending bills. Also, a judge says dead Kenosha protesters cannot be referred to as victims in court...do these words matter?

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Despite several contentious issues still plaguing President Biden’s spending bills, ABC White House Correspondent Karen Travers tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro the climate change portion of the infrastructure package is mostly settled. Also, county leaders shut down Pleasant Hill's In N Out because they're not acting as the vaccine police.

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The Morning Show with Nikki Medoro says we're realizing the benefits of last weekend's huge storm including increased water supply and an early opening for ski season in Lake Tahoe. Also, Tom Brady's inspirational message for a 9-year old cancer patient.

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ABC's Andy Field  - Social media executives from YouTube, SnapChat and TikTok all vigorously defended how their platforms protect children from inappropriate content at a Senate subcommittee hearing this morning.  But senators on the committee highlighted several examples of inappropriate content slipping past those safeguards and getting in front of children. “The content that appears on snapchat is appropriate for an age group of 13 and above,” said Jennifer Stout, VP of Global Public Policy at Snap Inc. approx.

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Callers have their ideas as to why the cost of everything is so high.

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ABC's Alex Stone has the latest: Proctor and Gamble and others have said their staple products are costing more.  Same at Nestle.  Well, it also means that your Thanksgiving dinner could be the most expensive ever.  This year’s American Farm Bureau prediction for the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner won’t be released until late November but it’s expected to be up this year.  Granted last year’s was the lowest since 2010.  But everything from turkeys, to what you roast them in, to canned cranberries are all costing more this year.  The price of turkeys is expected to be above the record of $1.36 a pound set in 2015.  Turkeys are more expensive because of the price of corn.

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President of Just Care USA, Diane Archer joins the show.

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