st and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. the news. >> i never thought somebody could just have that much hatred in their heart to where they would want to kill me just because of what i look like. >> a man who survived a police shooting in san jose now reacting to newly revealed racist text messages sent by the officer who shot him now at five. the calls for justice and to keep the officer out of law enforcement permanently see former president donald trump will be in a new york courtroom today answering allegations he

lied to inflate his net worth. >> another one of trump's children also expected to testify this week. hang on. you shame on you. >> a strong showing in san carlos. hundreds of demonstrators pitch their pro-palestinian message rights in front of a fund raiser for israel's military. extra law enforcement called in and emotions running high. >> more trouble at the race is another horse dies at golden gate fields more than a dozen so far this year as the track owners prepare to close that track for good. >> good morning to you. it is monday, november 6th. >> yes. excited that you are with us this morning. hope you had a good weekend. what's in store for this week, drew? >> so we do have some rain to deal with this morning. it's a level one on the storm impact scale. here's live doppler seven and you can clearly see where that rain is falling right now in the north bay. we'll press on in a little closer to street level where we do have an isolated downpour working

through petaluma, penngrove into santa rosa. so 101, highway 12, it is slow. go this morning with wet roadways. well widen out the picture. had a couple of lightning strikes near willits. that's something we'll watch as the morning goes on. not out of the question. we could have isolated thunder showers this morning across a portion of the region. it's a cold front that is slowly making its way south. so all of this rain right now in the north bay will march its way through the city, the east bay and the south bay as the morning goes on. so we do bring in the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale this morning. it is a level one light storm with scattered light showers, slick roads is your biggest issue as the commute gets underway. so here's future weather. we'll find those isolated showers through 8 a.m, continuing through 10 a.m. and then right around lunchtime, we should see the wet weather ending the sunshine breaking out for a dry and brighter second half of the day. temperatures though, on the cool side, mainly in the 60s. that's weather. let's see how we do on those roads this morning with jobina. good morning. good morning, drew. >> thank you. hi, everyone. so we are starting with week five of this issue at the richmond, san rafael bridge. and you can see that we have some slick

pavement in the area as well. we have the three westbound lanes on 580 blocked right now. no wide load vehicles allowed in this area and still no update as to when all of that will reopen. we also have a fog advisory issued for the golden gate bridge at the moment from our cameras. it doesn't show that visibility is too bad in that spot. and for our drive times, we have to slow sections for the early commute. tracy to dublin, 37 minutes and dublin and mission boulevard is going to be 13 minutes as we travel southbound on 680. kumasi. thank you. >> jobina. a former san jose police officer is now under intense scrutiny after racist text messages were made public and it all centers around the now former officers shooting of a black man last spring. abc7 news reporter lena howland has more from the victim and his civil rights attorneys who are now demanding criminal charges. lena officer mark mcnamara resigned from the department last week after some of these messages surfaced. >> lawyers are now demanding that this officer be charged with a hate crime and decertified as a police officer.

about a dozen texts attributed to mcnamara referenced a 2022 incident in which then officer mcnamara shot football player kawan green outside of san jose's la victoria taqueria. video showed green had appeared to have broken up a fight inside of the restaurant and was backing out of a door holding a gun he had confiscated from one of the suspects in some of the texts, mcnamara said, i'm pretty sure the district attorney would have charged me if i used excessive force. but she didn't because i didn't use excessive force. all shoot you too? mcnamara said of green's legal team. texting they should all be bowing to me and bringing me gifts. otherwise he would have lived a life of poverty and crime. in another text writing that he hates black people. >> all california's post police officers stand and training bureau. need to decertified mcnamara so that he can never bring his racial animus to bear

in the community again. >> i never thought somebody could just have that much hatred in their heart to where they would want to kill me just because of what i look like. >> the shooting sent green who you just heard from to the hospital where he faced a long recovery, forced to take a break from his football career at contra costa college, green's attorney says the racist texts are the final insult. mcnamara's lawyer has not publicly commented on these allegations so far. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right. thank you so much, lena. jury selection begins today in the federal trial for the man charged with attacking speaker emerita, nancy pelosi's husband, paul. last october. surveillance video showed david depape breaking into the pelosi home in san francisco, eventually striking paul in the head with a hammer. depape has been federally charged with attempted kidnaping and assault, along with other charges in state court. the state trial date will not be set until after

the federal trial finishes. opening statements are expected on thursday. paul pelosi is scheduled to testify in court next monday. former president donald trump is set to take the witness stand at his fraud trial today. it follows testimony from his two sons, his daughter, ivanka is scheduled to testify on wednesday. jobina has more on what to expect today. good morning, jobina. and good morning, gloria. >> thank you. former president trump is set to take the stand today in his own defense at his civil fraud trial in new york. trump reportedly told advisers he's not concerned about testifying the new york times says trump has held multiple preparation sessions. the judge already determined trump overstated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion. but now the new york attorney general is seeking $250 million in damages and wants to prohibit trump from doing business in new york. >> the more that the former president says and goes into, the more record he creates that

can be used against him. frankly in this case and potentially in the other cases that are pending against him. and remember, those other cases are criminal cases. >> trump stormed out of court last month after the judge fined him $15,000 for violating a gag order twice in the case is unfolding with one year to go until election day. according to a new york times poll, trump holds an edge over president biden in four key swing states. that's arizona, georgia, michigan and nevada. today, the governor of iowa is expected to endorse florida governor ron desantis, not trump. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. turning now to the latest in the israel-hamas war, two more palestinian refugee camps have been hit by israeli airstrikes in the central gaza strip. the u.n. now says that half of the hospitals in gaza are, quote, no longer functioning. us secretary of state antony blinken met with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in a surprise visit to the west bank. the biden administration now says

that it supports a, quote, humanity pause, end quote. but it is stopping short of calling for a ceasefire. >> i think everyone would welcome the humanitarian pauses. there's no doubt about that. there are obviously different views, as including on the question of the cease fire. but there's no doubt from my conversations with all of our colleagues who are in amman yesterday that everyone would welcome the humanitarian pause. >> israel's prime minister says there will be no cease fire unless all israeli hostages are released. today, activists in tacoma, washington, intend to protest a us military supply ship bound for israel after it was stalled at the port of oakland. loaded with weapons. the vessel called cape orlando was blockaded by protesters on friday. three people climbed and held on to the ladder to keep it from leaving the dock. they were arrested later. tacoma activists plan to show their solidarity with that protest. organizers are expecting hundreds of people to attend this afternoon. >> the war in gaza continues to spawn division here at home.

last night, tensions were high in san carlos, where a fundraising gala for the israeli military 75th anniversary was met by a rally outside of the event. those demonstrators calling for a cease fire in gaza. abc seven news reporter tara campbell was there and has the story. audience you can find pro-palestinian protesters gathered outside a gala fundraiser for the israeli defense forces. >> the best thing we could say is this is a really horrible time to think about fundraising for the israeli military. >> lisa rofel is with one of the organizations behind the protest. >> this is led by children and grandchildren of holocaust survivors because they are demanding never again for anyone . hundreds chanting as gala attendees arrived. the fundraiser, hosted by a group called friends of the israeli defense forces, who say the dinner celebrates 75 years since

the establishment of the modern state of israel. >> we need a cease fire and we need to stop arming israel. >> what's your hope tonight? >> more and more people come out, which i'm seeing. >> and a handful of counter-protesters also showing up. a police swat team out controlling the crowd. i'm here because i'm an american jew and how dare they kill palestinians in my name? and this evening was met with a couple of tense moments between protesters even right now behind me, there's one potentially breaking out. >> i think the overwhelming majority of the folks here want peace and they want they want folks to be able to just live their lives. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> 5-10 and we're looking at live doppler seven because it is busy this morning. we are waking up to rainfall thanks to a cold front. here's an area of low pressure that is pushing that cold front through our neck of the woods this morning. most of the rain currently is in the

north bay, but this front will continue to move south as the morning goes on. so we do expect rain to move into the east bay, the south bay, the peninsula over the next couple of hours. we'll take a look at your morning rush. we'll have scattered showers as the biggest impact with this. light rain is going to be just slick roads out there. but because of the time change, our sun is going to rise earlier. so our sun gets up here at 640 this morning. so we'll get brighter a bit earlier. the evening rush looks fine. this front is out of here. we'll have brighter skies, dry pavement. so it's really the morning rush that is impacted by this wet weather. here's live. doppler seven, the showers right now mainly falling in the north bay. we are seeing some snow around tahoe, but it's high elevation snow probably above about 7000ft is where we have a winter weather advisory in effect today through tomorrow. we're above 7000ft. we could pick up a couple of inches of snow. most areas are seeing rain right now. it's not too cold quite yet, but we will see cold air rush in behind this front later on tomorrow. this morning on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale two level one light storm with those scattered light

showers less than a quarter of an inch of rainfall is coming our way, but it's already wet out there on the roads. this is the golden gate bridge 101 this morning. and here's how the day shapes up. we'll call it morning showers to afternoon, sunshine. your best chance of rain is the next couple of hours. an isolated chance midday, but into the afternoon, the rain is out of here. we are brighter and we are drier and temperatures more november like gloria will max out in the mid 60s by about 4 p.m. >> sounds nice. thank you so much, drew. well, ski season is much closer than you may think coming up, the slopes gearing up to open as early as next week. it's almost here. i know. >> preparations are underway in san francisco ahead of this year's apec conference. the steps many business leaders and local lawmakers are taking to showcase the city. >> and not exactly the creature that you want to stumble upon. look at that. absolutely the advice that experts have for anyone in the north bay who encounters a wolf dog hybrid that is on the loose right now

...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks...

and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. who knows what you can do when you du more with less asthma. ask your doctor about dupixent. the most prescribed biologic for asthma.

a day ahead of the beginning of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, or apec. yellen's office says that the two will discuss a wide range of topics, including economic competition, national security and climate change. president biden is set to meet china's president in san francisco next week. if you will be in san francisco during a peg. be prepared for some major security restrictions as that includes a closure of one lane in each direction of the bay bridge and the closure of off ramps to both fourth and fifth streets. but with road closures, traffic detours and media attention, some are worried that any negative headlines might keep future visitors away. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan shows us how some are pushing back against any so-called doom loop narrative for one week. >> the asia pacific economic cooperation summit will bring dozens of heads of state, foreign dignitaries and business leaders to san francisco. and

with that comes ultra tight security. san francisco's homelessness drug addiction crisis and shuttered businesses have made headlines around the world, but many communities are fighting back against any doom loop narrative. >> we're trying to tell people don't believe everything you hear. come down and visit us and see what we're doing. stephen lee owns three businesses in chinatown, including samuel restaurant, which has been around for 100 years, and lines den, bar and lounge. >> he and others like jenny leung with the chinese culture center, want to celebrate their community with apec visitors. chinatown is one of the oldest chinatowns in america. >> it has such a rich history and it continues to remain an extremely vibrant in chinatown. >> sf. this mural went up on clay and grant just in time for apec. this 200 foot dragon on display at 667 grant avenue waits to be unveiled to big apec crowds. while there are concerns that bus and central subway

detours from apec would limit tourism to the area, community advocates remind visitors there will be a shuttle. >> local leaders in chinatown are stepping up and welcoming apec visitors, starting this week. >> the night market that's going to open for two days on friday the 10th and saturday, the 11th. >> then on wednesday, november 15th. lee says there will be two media tours for apec attendees. one of them will feature legacy and new restaurants in chinatown . >> we'll end up going to about, oh, about 15 of their legacy restaurants around chinatown. >> other events include chinatown after party for apec 2023 and a chinatown after dark walking tour of local historic bars on friday, november 17th. there's disco. yes chinatown. art block party featuring dance and entertainment. local djs and contemporary artists as san francisco gears up for apec and the global spotlight. local leaders are committed to chinatown and reclaiming the narrative. we are going to show

through apec what chinatown is going to be in san francisco, suzanne phan abc7 news. an alarming new development at golden gate fields. >> our media partners at the east bay times report another racehorse has died there, bringing the total to 15 so far this year and just seven since the end of september. labor officials say there's no direct link between the horses, but many are pending an official cause of death. other causes point to broken leg bones, gastrointestinal issues or even just sudden death. with 72 racehorses have now died at california tracks this year. since 1941, golden gate fields has straddle the border of berkeley and albany. it's already slated to close permanently in june of next year in the north bay. police want you to keep an eye out for this one dog that was seen roaming around over the weekend, last seen between santa rosa and sebastopol by the old airfield

off of south right road. now we're told the dog's name is shadow. abc7 spoke with an expert who said wolf, dogs are notoriously flight dogs, rather than fight dogs. so she says they want to avoid interactions with people and with other animals. >> this animal is just scared and on the run. i don't see him even going after cats or certainly anybody's dogs. the average person can't give a wolf dog the enrichment and mental and physical stimulation they need and deserve, so they end up getting into trouble. i mean, we've rescued a lot of them at dogwood animal rescue. >> this festival police department says if you see this wolf dog, do not approach it. just call the police. there's no word yet on how shadow got loose. who who is shadow's keeper? >> yeah. >> i want to know more about that. >> i want to know, too. what shadow just in the backyard all this time. >> probably. >> don't worry about me approaching it. >> yeah. thank you. i know it looks big to. you're good. i'm

good. >> don't worry about that. >> so we. we have a level one today. >> we do. so we are waking up to rain out there in spots. let's go to live doppler seven this morning where you'll find some of that moisture. right now it's in the north bay about to move onshore into the city and it's really now through about 10 a.m. for most of us. that will have the showers. let's press on in just a little bit closer into marin county. we have some of this light rain falling around. muir beach mill valley approaching marinwood novato right now having some light rain, some steadier showers in parts of sonoma and napa county. yountville right now we are seeing a heavier downpour working off to the east. a similar story around sonoma. light rain and angwin and calistoga. it's all associated with a cold front that is slowly making its way through the region. it's a level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale this morning with those scattered light showers. here's your biggest impact. slick roads this morning for the morning commute. your evening commute will be just fine. it's mild out there. you probably felt the increased humidity over the weekend. we still have that here this morning with that rain falling upper 50s to the lower 60s right now. here's future

weather. we'll watch those showers slowly move south as the morning goes on by. about 10 a.m, we'll probably find much of the action in the south bay and the east bay. but around lunchtime, we're pretty much done with this system. we'll have sunshine breaking out, so it's a brighter and drier second half to the day. so your evening commute should have no issues. we'll watch another system approach this early tomorrow morning on future weather, but it looks like it falls apart before it gets onshore. so we're not anticipating any rain on tuesday, just some morning clouds, too. afternoon sunshine looking at rainfall totals on the light side, again, we're going to end up with less than a 10th of an inch of rain in most areas as this front moves through this morning. so morning showers to sunshine. that's the call, i think a lot more like november this week with temperatures maxing out mainly in the 60s for your daytime highs overnight tonight, we'll find some chilly spots in the 40s will likely see some fog developing in the valleys of the north bay under mix of stars and clouds. here's the accuweather seven day forecast level one this morning, giving way to sunshine this afternoon. it's a pretty quiet week ahead for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we'll have some chilly mornings here midweek, a slight chance of

a shower on friday, but that's trending drier and a bright weekend ahead. jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so you heard drew talk about that rain and those showers in the north bay. you could see just a couple of droplets on our san rafael camera that's bringing you this live picture from 101. but not too much. you could also see from drew's map that everything was kind of resting to the west of where this camera is. so that's important to note. sorry for the sig alert sign. i do not know why that keeps popping up, but the bay bridge toll plaza is nice and clear for you this morning, so you have no issues there. and then we will end with our drive times. at the moment, no blocking issues to report, but our drive time is continuing to pick up westbound on 580. tracy to dublin will be about 45 minutes. kumasi >> thanks jobina. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. cleaning up yosemite national park. >> tons of trash collected. up next, the list of things that volunteers found in the park in th

good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire one. we are tracking morning showers with a level one storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. right now, the rain falling in the north bay and across the city. we have some wet pavement on the golden gate bridge. we'll have those morning showers breaking down for drier, brighter conditions this

afternoon. >> number two, aside from that wet pavement that drew showed you from the golden gate bridge, we're also seeing a little bit of that along 101. as you travel through areas say like san rafael, brooklier, elsewhere, which is why we're bringing you this live camera from emeryville showing you 8-80. >> number three, a san jose officer involved in a shooting at a downtown taqueria last year has resigned after racist text messages surfaced. now, the victim's attorneys are demanding the former officer be charged criminally with a hate crime and be decertified as a police officer. >> number for us treasury secretary janet yellen will host the chinese vice premier in san francisco this week. the talks come ahead of the start of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. it starts on november 11th. >> number five, former president donald trump is set to take the witness stand today in his civil fraud trial. according to the new york times, he told his advisers he's not concerned about testifying and has been held and has held multiple preparation sessions. >> number six, if you're in the north bay, authorities want you

to keep an eye out for this, wolf dog shadow was last seen between santa rosa and sebastopol, all by the old airfield off of south white road. so if you see it, do not approach it. make sure you call police. >> and number seven, monday night football is on abc seven. tonight, the chargers are taking on the jets. coverage starts at 5 p.m. right here on abc seven. and then make sure you stick around for after the game. a welcome relief for commuters in the east bay this morning. 680 southbound from dublin to sunol is reopened. caltrans has finished work on that three mile stretch of the roadway. crews have condensed 40 nights of work into just one weekend. >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee is introducing legislation that gives workers a leave of up to 12 weeks for unhealthy air quality due to wildfires. the bill is called the smoke mitigation and occupational key enhancements act. congresswoman lee says there may be a cost to employers , but keeping workers healthy is better for companies in the long run. if passed, employees could

either take leave or get paid using accrued time off. >> lovers of yosemite national park joined a major cleanup initiative collecting 10,000 pounds of trash. new data from that pickup shows all that they found in the trails, the trees and in the rivers. so a nonprofit pulled thousands of litter pieces at random over the past few weeks. among the most common were food wrappers cigaret butts, cleaning wipes and napkins. but the most frequent find this year unidentifiable microplastic fragments. thankfully, there was notably less trash this year than last year. ski and snowboard season is right around the corner. >> lake tahoe resorts are already preparing for the upcoming snow season. heavenly ski resort and boreal mountain planned to open on november 17th. and if you don't have a calendar handy right now, that is next friday. other resorts are expected to open shortly after on october 27th. the uc

berkeley central sierra snow lab recorded nearly four inches of snow in a 24 hour period. so it's already almost here. i know. well another tech loss in the city of san francisco coming up at 530. the latest company to announce its leave from the city and google executives back in court. >> the company entangled in the biggest us anti trust trial in a [deep exhale] [trumpet music plays] 579 breaths to show 'em your stuff. every breath matters. don't like rsv take your breath away. protect yourself from rsv... ...with abrysvo, pfizer's rsv vaccine.

abrysvo is a vaccine for the prevention of lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious if you are 60 or older. having asthma, copd, diabetes, or heart disease puts you at even higher risk. abrysvo is not for everyone and may not protect all who receive the vaccine. don't get abrysvo if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its ingredients. people with a weakened immune system may have a decreased response to abrysvo. the most common side effects are tiredness, headache, pain at the injection site, and muscle pain. ask your pharmacist or doctor about pfizer's rsv vaccine, abrysvo. visit these retailers or find other retailers near you at abrysvo.com. [deep breath] we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get

when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because this deal won't last long. stop in and save today. seven news. >> these were disgusting text messages by text messages is another bay area police department wrapped up in a racist text message scandal. >> all the action now being taken against the former san jose officer involved and we are now one year away from election day as the crowded republican field continues to thin itself

out. >> the latest abc polls show the frontrunner with the lead over president biden in key battleground states. >> but first, rain clouds are back over the bay area. slick roads out there this morning, but is the rain here to stay? we all want to know that. >> yes. and we're going to check in with you in just a moment. but good morning, everybody. happy monday. it is november six. >> yeah, i hope you had a great weekend. and we're going to get started with a check of your forecast, but with drew. drew, i know i experienced some rain this morning on my drive in. yeah. >> so we're waking up to those showers right now, mainly in the north bay. and moving through the city this morning. it's all associate with a cold front that's moving south over the next couple of hours. some light rain moving onshore across the northern half of the city right now, mainly light in nature. some steadier rain showers across parts of marin county, from larkspur to mill valley right now, certainly wet on 101 as you approach san rafael this morning, we did have a couple of lightning strikes just to the north of willits. this morning. live doppler seven showing you about an hour ago, we had some lightning. we'll watch for that

chance of a thunder shower this morning. but it seems very isolated in nature. again, this front is going to move south into the east bay in the south bay as the morning wears on over the next couple of hours. so it is a level one light system. we have this morning. the scattered light showers. your biggest impact going to be slick roads for the morning commute. we'll go hour by hour on future weather time out. this system in eight minutes. let's check in with jobina, see how traffic's doing with this wet weather. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. so we do have a new crash reported right now in sunnyvale. we don't see a slowdown on the map just yet. this just was reported, though, and minor injuries are involved as well on southbound 101 at fair oaks avenue. we do see a lot more rain droplets, though, coming down on our san rafael camera, showing you 101 here. but the traffic itself is clear. and then also some puddles and things splashing up here at the golden gate bridge where we do have a fog advisory. in effect, it doesn't appear to be too foggy. i would say a lot more slippery. and our drive times for the bridges are still good. so everything is on time for the golden gate bay bridge and san mateo bridge. gloria, all right.

>> thank you so much. jobina to crash is are under investigation this morning in the east bay. both involved oakland police officers. the first incident happened around 1140 last night on highway 24 near wilder road. that's just east of the caldecott tunnel. the impact of the crash knocked over a pole. the officer was seen in the back of an ambulance. it is unclear what their condition is at this time. another crash happened about an hour and a half later at the same location in two cars crashed. one ended up on its side after hitting a patrol vehicle that had responded to the first crash. an officer was in the suv when the crash happened and the driver of the other vehicle had to be extricated. both of their conditions are not known this morning. >> calls for a hate crime, charges against the now former san jose police officer. the officer shot a man last year and we are now learning about racist texts that he's accused of sending the day after that shooting, abc seven news reporter lena howland live in san jose with reaction from the victim and his civil rights

attorneys. lena well, about two, about two dozen of these texts in question came to light only in the past week when the officer was already being investigated for another unrelated criminal matter. >> the texts attributed to former officer mark mcnamara referenced a 2022 incident in which then officer mcnamara shot football player kawann green outside of san jose's la victoria taqueria video showed green had appeared to have broken up a fight inside the restaurant and was backing out of a door holding a gun he had confiscated from one of the suspects. the shooting sent green to the hospital where he faced a long recovery, forced to take a break from his football career at contra costa college in some of the texts, mcnamara said of green's legal team texting, they should all be bowing to me and bringing me gifts. otherwise he would have lived a life of poverty and crime. in another text writing that he hates black people. that's why green's lawyers are

now calling for hate crime charges. >> we're not going to tolerate racism, and we are going to continue to working hard every day to build a culture of the utmost respect and professionalism within our department. san jose mayor matt mehan, who you just heard from, says his city has a zero tolerance for racial bias. >> officer mark mcnamara resigned from the department after some of these messages surfaced last week. mcnamara's lawyer has not publicly commented on these allegations. so far. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, thank you so much, lena. happening today, google heads to court to face a lawsuit in san francisco that could change the way that android users pay for content. epic games. the maker of fortnite claims that google's fees for in-app subscriptions and other purchases in its play store have created an illegal monopoly that is driving up costs for users. epic wants to be able to direct

people to other payment services, circumventing google's fees. google argues that the fees are necessary to provide support on its platform. the ceos from google's parent company, alphabet and epic games, are both expected to testify. epic filed a similar lawsuit against apple a couple years ago, and mostly lost river is saying goodbye to its electric scooters. you probably seen them around san francisco. the transportation company announced it will discontinue its service in san francisco and new york. company executives say that they will be focusing on their electric ride, hailing and electric vehicle charging ventures. they're currently developing large public fast charging networks here in the bay area and on the east coast service will stop on november 18th at new developments in the war between israel and hamas. >> israel says it has cut the gaza strip into two surrounding gaza city ahead of an expanded ground operation. an jobina has

more on the intensifying war as it moves into its fifth week. >> thank you, kumasi. israel is building a larger presence on the ground in gaza. the israeli defense forces claim they have cut the densely populated area into two and created, quote, a humanitarian corridor for civilians. officials say more than 10,000 people have died since the fighting started last month. there is increasing pressure on the biden administra ation to lower tensions as the arab world calls for a cease fire. the president and his team are making it clear they believe israel has a right to defend itself. but the white house supports a long term solution for palestinians living in gaza and the west bank. >> that means resuming the urgent work of giving a political horizon to the palestinian people. which president biden means a two state solution. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there will be no cease fire without a return of the more than 250 hostages being held by hamas in

gaza. secretary of state antony blinken traveled to iraq to meet with the prime minister following a visit to israel, jordan and the west bank. blinken told reporters that his meeting was, quote, productive. gloria. all right. >> thank you so much, jobina. happening today, all eyes will be on former president donald trump. he is due to take the stand in his new york civil fraud trial. trump is expected to testify under oath in a case with large implications over his real estate empire. new york attorney general letitia james accuses the trump organization of falsely inflating and deflating the value of the company for better taxes and loans. trump has continually lashed out and ridiculed the prosecutor and the judge overseeing the case. trump organization executives eric and donald trump jr testified last week. the eldest daughter, ivanka is set to testify on wednesday. okay, we're now just one year away from the 2024 election and this morning there

are new clues about the status of the race. >> here's abc news reporter jay o'brien. >> one year out from the presidential election and former president donald trump returns to the spotlight. numerous polls show him dominating the republican primary field despite spending much of the last few months in court facing for history, making indictments in new york, florida, washington, d.c, and fulton county, georgia, for the last two. centering on trump's alleged attempts to overturn the results of the previous president election, we have one set of laws in this country, and they apply to everyone, to all four indictments. the former president pleading not guilty, his base undeterred. other republican voters yet to coalesce around an alternative to trump. florida governor ron desantis calling for a new generation of gop leadership. >> donald trump is missing in action. >> white house hopefuls like nikki haley, tim scott and vivek ramesh swamy trying to stand out to primary voters. you know, i

think the party needs a new generational leader. >> we've lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president, and that's nothing that we should be proud of. >> three candidates already calling it quits, including trump's former vice president, mike pence. >> it's become clear to me this is not my time. >> meantime, president biden's poll numbers are sagging fivethirtyeight's polling average shows 53% of americans disapprove of his job performance. the president pitching voters on what he says are a string of successes. >> when i came to office in this nation was flat on his back. i knew what to do. i vaccinated the nation and rebuilt the economy. >> age expected to be a defining factor in this race, biden and trump will be in their 80s by the end of a four year term. candidates also forced to grapple with america's role on the world stage amid israel's war against hamas and ukraine's continued defense against russia's invasion. >> american leadership is what

holds the world together. the us congress should refuse to authorize a single additional payment of our depleted stockpiles back home, while inflation has cooled and salaries and employment are rising. >> recent abc news polls finding a majority of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of the economy and than a year out from the supreme court overturn of roe v wade and a midterm election rocked by the debate over abortion rights, voters promising to once again make that a defining issue, all as voters warn the nation remains deeply divided. jay o'brien, abc news, washington. ten. >> the death toll is rising as crews sift through the rubble of a devastating earthquake in nepal. coming up, the humanitarian crisis unfolding, adding as rescuers try to save the victims. the hollywood actors strike once again impacting the production of a popular series. there may be an agreement in the near future. but first, let's get a check on

the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. good morning, drew. >> hey, good morning, gloria. we are tracking rain for the morning commute. here's live. doppler seven on a cold front is moving through northern california. it is a level one light storm on the storm impact scale. we'll show you where some of the steadier showers are. we'll zoom on in. we have a shower that's moving out of marin county. it's going into the east bay and about the next 30 minutes or so, i just want to track this cell of some heavier showers. el cerrito, we could expect a downpour right around 550 this morning as the system continues to push off to the south and the east. this cold front also bringing some high elevation snow to tahoe. snow is falling above about 7000ft. this morning. so it's not a very cold system we have right now, but a winter weather advisory is in effect through 10 p.m. tomorrow evening because we do expect a few inches of snow above 7000ft. so certainly over the passes that could create some slick travel today and tomorrow here is the storm impact. scale is a level one light storm this morning. scattered light showers through the next couple of hours

. here's your biggest impact. it's not heavy rain, but it will be some slick roads. that creates a slower than normal morning commute for your monday as you go hour by hour. here's future weather by edm. we'll have those showers in the east bay, the peninsula, the south bay. we'll start to see the system really wind down right around lunchtime. so the afternoon is much different than this morning. we do expect dry conditions. the sunshine pops out, but temperatures today feeling very november, like temperatures only in the mid and upper 60s. later on today. that is your forecast. let's see how we're doing on the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill.

don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 is part of the jak family. it's not known if sotyktu has the same risks as jak inhibitors. find what plaque psoriasis has been hiding. ask your dermatologist about sotyktu for clearer skin. so clearly you. sotyktu.

he returned to the same stadium where he suffered cardiac arrest on the field ten months ago. the buffalo bills safety took the opportunity last night to honor the medical team that saved his life. hamlin also announced he's

launching a scholarship program. it's called cincinnati heroes scholarship. and hamlin says the program will award ten $1,000 scholarships to underserved students in the cincinnati area. each scholarship will be named after one of the medical staff that helped him after his cardiac arrest on monday night football against the bengals. as for last night's game, the bills lost to the bengals 18 to 24. >> a big congratulations to reality tv star kourtney kardashian and blink 182 drummer travis barker. a source tells abc news that the couple has welcomed their first child together, a son named rocky. the couple got married in 2022, and they first announced their pregnancy in june. in september, they addressed a medical emergency that she underwent after having an urgent fetal surgery. kardashian did not share many details, but thanked doctors for saving her son's life. baby rocky joins an already blended family of six

kids. a deal might be in sight. and the hollywood actors strike a new offer by the studios was delivered to the actor's union on friday. the terms of the offer are under seal right now, but the studios say that it is their last and final offer since the summer. pressure has been mounting on the entertainment industry to get back to work. the actors union has been on strike for 114 days. sorry euphoria fans. you will have to wait longer. eager for the new season of the hbo drama series, the show will not return until 2025, pending a resolution of the actor's strike. the third season will mark the first since the death of actor and oakland native angus cloud. the 25 year old actor died of an accidental overdose in july. cloud costarred in euphoria with zendaya and both attended oakland school for the arts. so you'll have to wait a little bit longer for that. >> this is just sad on so many

levels. >> we love this show. we do. >> that's a long wait. and then how do you move forward without angus? i mean, that's going to be a challenge, i think, for them. >> it's going to definitely be a flash forward, right? i think it has to be. these kids can't be in high school anymore. i just need zendaya to come by, let us know what's happening. >> if you want to come on the show, give us a little preview anytime. 2025. yeah. more than willing would love that at this point. i don't even remember what happened in season two. so i have to go back and rewatch it. refresher. >> yeah, i'm trying to think fez's little brother. yeah, that's right. that's what happened. yeah. if you know. >> you know kumasi loved him. i did. he did. >> i know. so cute. >> okay. >> all right, well, let's talk about how we all got real sad. i know. 25. i know. all right, so break out your rain gear this morning. here's live. doppler seven. we are busy in the north bay, the city right now. and in the east bay. so i'll press on in down into san francisco and parts of the peninsula. we do have some light rain falling right now. here's sfo just for

some reference points there. so we are seeing some light showers impacting the morning commute. certainly it is wet over the bay bridge. we can see some showers from richmond into berkeley and emeryville this morning. again, a downpour moving into, say, berkeley. el cerrito kensing town over the next 15 minutes or so. and in the north bay, we have some steadier showers around sonoma. yountville penngrove right now. so we are dealing with this cold front this morning that is bringing in the storm impact scale to level one light system. we have with scattered light showers. your biggest impact this morning will be those slick roadways out there creating a slower than normal morning commute on your monday. you probably noticed the increase in humidity over the weekend. we have that mugginess in the air. and also it's mild this morning. we're in the upper 50s to lower 60s to begin your day. here's a live look from our exploratorium camera. you can see a little bit of rain on the lens. it is cloudy over the city with those light showers moving through. we're kind of breaking this day down into two parts. the morning features that level one storm with those showers right now through about lunchtime. then in the afternoon, we're done with this storm system. we are drier. we

are brighter for the second half of your day. but temperatures very november, like in the 60s, rainfall totals on the light side, it's not a big storm by any means. it's really just the timing that it's impacting us the most in the morning as the commute is underway, creating that low visibility and those wet roadways. so today we're going into the 60s morning showers to sunshine with this level. one storm we have here right now on the accuweather seven day forecast showing you that we have that rain this morning giving way to drier conditions this afternoon and then it's a pretty tranquil pattern. the rest of the week. some chilly mornings wednesday and thursday, a slight chance of a shower on friday, but the weekend looking bright and dry and those temperatures in the 60s. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so the bay bridge toll plaza is already beginning to fill in metering. lights came on at 534 and it's starting to get a little slick in this spot as well. you can see just a couple droplets on the camera there and then the dry time once you make it across, not once you make it through those metering lights, it's going to be about 12 minutes to get across the bay

bridge in the westbound direction. so that's not too bad. it's just really the delay there. before you get to those metering lights, san rafael looking live at 101. raindrops fits on this camera as well. and overall view, we have just a couple of slow spots and not around our crash that we're falling right now in sunnyvale, southbound 101 at fair oaks avenue. we have minor injuries involved here, gloria. all right. >> thank you so much. jobina new at six, the north bay counties dealing with a vermin problem. >> and first, the now international search for a man accused of killing a woman and leaving her body in an airport parking lot before leaving the country. i problem i would call it a pandemic at this point. >> a downside of artificial intelligence. students left trauma ties and embarrassed after their classes. mates allegedly used ai to create fake nude

and can help you breathe better in as little as two weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys.

all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com.

is unfolding after a devastating earthquake that killed more than 150 people. and that number is expected to go up. families are preparing for a mass cremation when survivors spent another night out in the open, braving the freezing cold temperatures. officials are trying to provide tents, medical supplies, food and water. the powerful magnitude 5.6 quake hit the western part of nepal on friday night. since then, there have been dozens of aftershocks in that area. >> hundreds of migrants are heading to the southern border from mexico in hopes of joining another caravan that left last week. national guard officials escorted them on a coastal highway yesterday. a caravan of 5000 people started marching last sunday. they're frustrated with not being able to obtain humanitarian visas. they say they have to wait more than

three months to get a visa to be able to travel through mexican territory. >> this morning, an international search is underway for a massachusetts man accused of killing his girlfriend. police believe that he stabbed her and then boarded a plane to africa. the family of maggie and b2 reported her missing. one week ago. two days later, her body was found inside her car at the boston airport and police say that kevin king ejiochi was seen in surveillance video and boarded a plane to kenya shortly after the killing. maggie's family gathered last night to remember her. >> we want this guy arrested as soon as possible so that we know that the process, the process of justice is beginning. so that our healing can start. >> and her body was found inside her car at the boston airport parking garage. the us has an extradition treaty with kenya. experts say it's likely that kenyan authorities will

cooperate in trying to find the suspect in today's gma first look, several students at a new jersey high school are being are being accused of circulating ai generated nude photos of their female classmates. >> here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim. >> in this morning's gma first look, an eye parenting alert. my first initial feeling, obviously, was a shock. students and parents at new jersey's westfield high school now grappling with fake ai generated nude photos of non-consenting students allegedly created by fellow students. >> i came home and told my mom and i told her that we have to do something about this because it isn't fair to the girls and it's just not right. >> 14 year old francesca mahoney was one of the victims. her mother devastated. now they're speaking out to gma. >> we should be teaching our boys that there will be consequences. >> the school's principal in a letter to parents saying at this time, we believe that any created images have been deleted and are not being circulated. this is a very serious incident. we are continuing to investigate

it. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on how this unfolded with your gma. first, look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> 556 this morning and live doppler seven showing you we are tracking showers in the north bay across the city parts of the east bay this morning. currently dry in the south bay, but that will change throughout the next couple of hours as this front moves south. on the exclusive abc7 storm storming back scaled as a level one light storm this morning with those scattered light showers. the biggest impact, slick roads for the morning commute, the evening rush. you're totally fine. we have brighter skies and drier pavement as this system moves out. light rain falling across the bay. bridge toll plaza morning showers giving way to sunshine later on this afternoon . kumasi. >> thank you, drew. new at six. a donation from governor newsom raising eyebrows about his political future and then the high profile meeting set to happen in san francisco this week before the apec summit and the new season hasn't has not been kind to the san jose sharks. the possible infamous record they could be setting if

they lose the next game through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

now at six new airstrikes overnight, hitting palestinian refugee camps in gaza. many hospitals there no longer functioning. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with the palestinian authority president in a surprise visit.