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. and in san

jose, police officer out of a job after racist text messages surfaced. >> now, the subject of some of those texts want more action taken. >> and a pretty slick start to the workweek. a level one storm could dampen your monday morning. and drew is telling us how long this is going to last. >> good morning to you. it is monday, november sixth. >> yes. so, drew, what's it looking like? >> so this morning we are dealing with that light rain. it's not going to linger all that long. it's just coming in as the morning commute is well underway. so it's creating slick conditions. you can see live doppler seven tracking the rain. it's in the north bay. it's across the city moving into the east bay and the peninsula as this front moves south. so we do bring in the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale. it is a level one light storm. we're tracking this morning with those scattered light showers. your biggest impact is going to be the slick roads creating a slower than normal commute on this monday. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where there is light rain falling. and here's how the day shapes up. light showers early on are pretty much done by noon.

that's a brighter and drier finish to the day today. that's why let's see how the roads are doing. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so, yes, so slick conditions are, of course, impacting your commutes this morning on the roadways. a live picture right now from the richmond-san rafael bridge where it is damp. and we also are in week five now of this sigalert. we have three westbound lanes on 580 shut down due to a crash that happened five weeks ago. no wide load vehicles allowed there and we have no estimated time as to when those lanes will reopen. at the bay bridge toll plaza. looking live here, metering lights came on at 534. we have a new crash reported westbound on highway four. we'll bring that to you in a few moments. but as far as the dry time, there you can see it has slowed to 22 minutes. tracy to dublin 44 kumasi. >> thanks jobina. a former san jose police officer is now under intense scrutiny after racist text messages were made public. all of it centers around the now former officers shooting of a black man last spring. abc seven news reporter lena howland has more from that victim and a civil rights attorney who is now demanding criminal charges. lena

>> well, officer mark mcnamara resigned from the department after some of these messages surfaced. only in the last week. lawyers are now demanding that this officer be criminally charged with a hate crime and decertified as a police officer around two dozen texts attributed to 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 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. i'll 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. >> california post police officers standards and training bureau need to deal certified 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. >> lena, thank you so much. 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 today or excuse me, thursday. paul pelosi is scheduled to testify in court next monday. >> new numbers show up to 10,000 palestine lions may have been killed in the israel-hamas war. overnight, two more palestinian refugee camps were hit by israeli airstrikes in the central gaza strip. the un now says that half of the hospitals in gaza are, quote, no longer functioning. us secretary of state antony blinken met with palestine authority president mahmoud abbas in a surprise visit to the west bank. the biden administration now says it supports a humanitarian pause but stopped 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, including on the question of the cease fire. but there's no doubt from my conversation sessions 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 that's bound for israel. >> all this 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 onto the ladder to keep it from leaving the dock and were later arrested . tacoma activists plan to show their solidarity with that protest. organizers are expecting hundreds of people to attend this afternoon soon. >> the war is prompting a lot of division here in the bay area in san carlos. last night, pro-palestine protesters

gathered outside of a fund raising gala for the israeli defense forces. children and grandchildren of holocaust survivors organized this demonstration. they are demanding never again for anyone. i'm here because i'm an american jew and how dare they kill palestinians in my name? >> 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. >> a handful of counterprotest leaders also showed up. the organizers of the fundraiser say the dinner celebrates 75 years since the establishment of the modern state of israel. >> 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. >> 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. the case is unfolding with one year to go until election day, according to the new york times poll, trump holds an edge over president biden in four key swing states that includes arizona, georgia, michigan and nevada. but today

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thousands of people will be in san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, known as apec. san francisco's homelessness, drug addiction crisis and shuttering businesses have made headlines around the world, but now local communities are fighting back to show people that the city is vibrant. in chinatown, leaders are stepping up to welcome apec visitors. they are planning several special tours and even an after party for apec attendees. >> we're trying to tell people don't believe everything you hear. come down and visit us and see what we're doing. we are going to show through apec what chinatown is going to be and what it's going to be in the future. >> the chinatown night market on grant avenue will feature two dozen small businesses as it opens this friday, november 10th. that lasts through saturday, the 11th. apec runs the 11th through the seventh 14th, and we know a lot of people will be here for that. a

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scattered light showers, slick roads. the biggest impact with this front, it's the timing as we just have that rain right now falling as the morning commute is underway. you notice the humidity rise over the weekend. it is still humid this morning and we're mild with this front moving through upper 50s to lower 60s as we begin your day. so here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. those stormy clouds up above some wet pavement down below. and here's how your day shapes up. we have those light showers throughout the morning around lunchtime. we're pretty much done with the wet weather into the afternoon. the cloud cover breaks down. it is brighter and drier finish to the day. so morning showers to sun feeling a lot more like november today with temperatures in the 60s with that afternoon sunshine breaking out overnight tonight. some cold spots in the north bay in the 40s. we'll watch for some areas of dense fog likely developing in our valleys. first thing tomorrow morning. here's the accuweather seven day forecast next seven days for you showing you those showers to sun today. then it's a nice forecast for the rest of the week. some chilly mornings wednesday and thursday, a slight chance of a shower. friday but looking great for the weekend.

>> jobina. thank you, gio. good morning, everybody. so we are going to start with our live cameras outside beginning in walnut creek showing you 680. we do have some droplets here. there is rain falling in that area. not as slick, though, on the san mateo bridge, but it is crowded as you travel westbound towards the peninsula, your speeds will be under the limit. you can see those dry times are slowing as well for tracy to dublin and antioch to concord now up to 27 minutes. we have two crashes to point out for you. the first is going to be in pittsburgh westbound for before harbor street. your speeds are down to around 14mph there. and this one will impact our super commuters going through the altamont pass westbound 580 before grant line road. we still have at least one lane blocked due to that crash. there gloria. >> all right. thank you so much, jobina. well, good morning. america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc seven. >> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning, gloria and kumasi. it's great to be with both of you this morning. coming up here on gma, the latest developments on a story that we've all been following closely. former president trump expected to testify in his civil case in new york. we're going to

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this front out of here. we are brighter, we are drier. and it feels a lot more like november this week. temperatures will go into the mid and upper 60s later on today, kumasi. >> thank you, drew. new this morning, governor newsom has donated to a charleston, south carolina mayoral candidate campaign. according to axios, the governor cut a check for democrat clay middleton ahead of tomorrow's election. in this reportedly part of a bigger effort to increase newsom's national profile before the 2028 presidential election or even 2024. if president biden decides not to run again, it's unclear how much he donated a welcome relief for commuters in the east bay this morning, 680 southbound from dublin to sunol is back open. caltrans finished work on the three mile stretch of the roadway. crews have condensed 40 nights of work into just one week and east bay congresswoman barbara lee is introducing legislation that gives workers a leave of up to 12 weeks for unhealthy air because of wildfires. the bill bill, is called smoke mitigation and occupational ki enhancement act.

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now at 630, former president trump is in a courtroom testifying in his fraud trial. today what do you expect as he tries to fight these charges? >> then a wet morning commute in store for you today, at least part of the day. drew is here to break down the timing and intensity of this level. one storm on our storm impact scale. >> and then the newest crocs

that are flying off the shelves and going up in price because of the high demand. and you could see the heels right there. wow. and then the cowboy boots. we did a story on that one. yeah. who at the station loves crocs. >> so everybody, they got the alerts. >> okay. >> i know, right? it's always breaking news for us when a new croc comes out. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, november 6th. >> yeah, you know, happy monday. hope you had a great weekend. we're going to get started with a check of your forecast because you may have experienced some rain this morning. i know. i did. so, drew, are we going to have more rain throughout the day? >> so right now, the rain is falling in the north bay. the east bay and along the peninsula. here's live. doppler seven, it is busy this morning tracking this front. and for the most part, the rain is light. but we do we do bring in the abc seven storm impact scale this morning. a level one light system overhead with those light showers. your biggest impact will be slick roads. this morning slowing down your commute a little bit as it gets

underway. here's walnut creek. you can see the rain has reached this part of the east bay. a live look showing drops on the lens. those clouds up above and really will find those showers for the first half of your day. the second half of the day, this storm is over with. it is brighter and drier. later on this afternoon. let's check on traffic with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, jean. thank you. hi, everybody. so we are beginning at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have a 3.3 mile long backup as you approach the toll plaza here, traveling westbound due to three lanes being blocked. and this is week five of the sigalert in place there. again, no wide load vehicles allowed even though it doesn't look like it. the chp has still not removed their fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. it is very slick, though, especially as you travel in and out of the north bay and then our crashes that we're following this morning westbound four before harbor way speeds down to around nine miles per hour there. we have at least two lanes blocked in that spot. and then our second crash westbound 580 before grant line road, your speeds will be around 21mph. kumasi >> thanks jobina. two crashes are under investigation this morning in the east bay. both of them involved oakland police

officers. the first one happened around 1140 last night on highway 24 near wilder road, just east of the caldecott tunnel. the impact of that crash knocked over a pole. the officer was seen in the back of an ambulance. it's not clear what their condition is this morning. now another crash happened about an hour and a half later at that same location in two cars crashed. one of them ended up on its side after hitting a patrol vehicle that had responded to the first crash. an officer was in that suv when the crash happened. the driver of the other vehicle had to be extricated both of their conditions are not known this morning. calls for hate crime charges against a now former san jose police officer that officer shot a man last year and now we're learning about racist texts that he's accused of sending. the day after the shooting, abc's seven news reporter lena howland live in san jose with reaction from the victim and his civil rights attorneys. lena 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 kwan 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 confiscate 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, mckinney marra said of legal 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. we are going to continue working hard every day to build

a culture of the utmost respect and professional ism 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, publicly commented on these allegations so far. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you so much. 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. we have a live look from outside the courthouse right now. 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. we are 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 returning to the spotlight. numerous polls show him dominating the republican primary field despite spending much of the last few months in court facing four history, making indictments in new york, florida, washington, d.c, and fulton county, georgia. the last two centering on trump's alleged attempts to overturn the results of the previous presidential 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 ramaswamy trying to stand out to primary voters 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. 538 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. i'm 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 more than a year out from the supreme court overturning 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. >> 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 in jobina has more on the intensified fighting war as it reaches five five weeks. jobina thank you, gloria. >> 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 a, quote, humanity corridor for civilians. officials say more than 10,000 people have died since the fighting started last month. there's increasing pressure on the biden administration 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 the right to defend itself. but at 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 240 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. kumasi thank you, jobina an urgent manhunt and cincinnati, ohio after an 11 year old boy was killed and five others hurt friday night in a drive by shooting. >> police say a driver in a dark sedan pulled up and opened fire near a park in the city's west end. 22 shots were fired. and a 11 year old dominic davis was killed. and an adult, along with four children between the ages of 12 and 15, were injured. they had to be taken to the hospital. dominic davis's family is asking for an end to the violence is when will it stop? >> will this ever stop? like how many people have to bury their

kids, their babies, their loved ones? >> one victim is still in the hospital this morning. police haven't released any information on a suspect or said if the shooting was targeted. >> this morning, an international search is underway for a massachusetts man suspected 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 parking garage. police say that kevin kanagarthi was seen in surveillance video and boarded a plane in 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 press, the process of justice is beginning so that our healing can start. >> the us has an extradition

treaty with kenya. experts say that it's likely that kenyan authorities will cooperate in trying to find the suspect. >> hundreds of migrants are heading to the southern southern border from mexico in hopes of joining another caravan that left last week. national guard officials escorted them on a coastal highway yesterday. the caravan of 5000 people started to march 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 able to travel through mexican territory. >> coming up, a record that could be set by the sharks this week. and a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange or up right now by about 45 points. >> another update on the markets next. and what's causing a shortage of milk cartons across the country. >> also, stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at 7:00 am for abc seven at seven. we are live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. so download the app now wherever you stream.

>> 642 this morning live doppler seven is tracking a cold front that's moving into northern california this morning. it is creating light showers across the bay area as the monday morning commute is underway. so here's live doppler seven, we'll press in to some of these showers into the east bay. it's mainly light showers falling around walnut creek, san ramon, orinda, moraga, some light rain falling over oakland right now. we have some showers along the peninsula. redwood city, palo alto, portola valley moving their way into mountain view and sunnyvale over the next couple of hours, we'll find that this line is slowly moving to the east. so we'll time out some of this rain working through the south bay into san jose right around 658 this morning, eyeing the east foothills shortly after 7 a.m. we expect these light showers to begin falling in those areas on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one storm we have here this morning with slick roads. the biggest impact as we go hour by hour on future weather. we'll have those showers here this morning. this system is pretty much done by lunchtime into the

afternoon. the cloud cover breaks down, the showers move out for a brighter skies, drier conditions and temperatures in the 60s for your daytime highs. we'll look at the 70 forecast coming up in about nine minutes. and we are your bargain bliss market.

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scanner. police reportedly shot a person in berkeley. that person is being treated at highland hospital. it happened in the area of seventh and grayson streets. the road is blocked off right now as police investigate. we have calls into police for more information on exactly what happened and of course, we will keep you updated as soon as we get more information into our newsroom 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. revel is saying goodbye to its electric scooters. and you've 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 also on the east coast. service will stop on

november 18th. tomorrow though, the san jose sharks will try to avoid making history in the worst possible way with a loss at sap center against philadelphia. the sharks would set a record for the longest, losing streak to start a season in nhl history. the sharks have lost their first 11 games of the new season, and things have only gotten worse as the season went on. they've given up 20 goals in the last two games. face off is at 730 on a special night for demar hamlin of the buffalo bills last night. >> 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 announced he's launching a scholarship program and the program will be called cincinnati heroes scholarship. hamlin says it 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. so as for last night's game, the bills lost to the bengals 1824. well it's monday, so it is time for monday night football right here on abc seven. tonight, the chargers will be facing off against the jets. our coverage starts at 5:00 tonight. you can watch after the game followed by a special edition of abc seven news at nine. >> all right. and now for your morning money reports, schools throughout new york and california might start noticing something missing from their cafeterias. a milk carton shortage is affecting lunchrooms in multiple states and dairy suppliers say it's not a shortage of milk that is the problem, but instead it's the cardboard packaging that's in short supply by food packaging manufacturers say that they did not anticipate the higher than projected demand this year. well well, now let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this

morning. and you can see right now that it looks like we are up in the markets. tyson foods is recalling about 30,000 pounds of its dinosaur chicken nuggets. >> the company says it was voluntarily pulling these nuggets off the shelves after people reported finding small pieces of metal inside the patties. according to the usda, the recall is specifically for the 29 ounce bags with frozen. but fully cooked dino shaped nuggets that the package should have a best use by date of september fourth of 2024. that chicken was sold here in california. so make sure you check as well as in four other states. we might soon be seeing people sporting new crocs. this time inspired by mcdonald's. the collection is reportedly dropping this week and this is what the pictures are showing us. oh and they're popping up everywhere. so hype beast posted these pictures of the crocs. they're inspired by the fast food chain and its iconic

characters. the purple grimace slides are apparently the fan favorite so far because they look kind of cozy. they have fleece on them. okay, i can get behind that. oh, they look comfy. >> ooh. >> oh, actually, we actually. >> yeah, well, the comfort, they also have a pair inspired by this one's for. >> for hamburglar, right. >> yeah. >> or maybe grimace. oh, grimace. >> grimace. oh these are the hamburgers. >> hamburglar one. okay so there's no exact release date, but they could. cost between 50 and $60. huh? okay now the grimace one not really giving crocs. >> exactly. looks like. yeah, some birkenstocks. yeah, right. the style. yeah. yeah they do look cushiony. they look so comfortable. yeah, they do. i like these. uh huh, um. >> i could go with this, well, stocking stuffer. >> i still haven't tried crocs, though, yet. have you all? yeah. do you like them? >> yeah, they're comfy. they're comfy. comfy. yeah, i get it. they're for function. and then

put it in the sport sport mode. >> yeah. the thing back on your heel. >> get going. try the heels. yeah you see those heels ones. that's where i draw the line. yeah. maybe not. yeah. we're going to leave those heels for someone. >> good morning. let's go to live doppler seven. it is raining out there in spots. we have a level one storm up above, and we are tracking those light showers for the next couple of hours. here's the loop. you can see that front is essentially on top of us right now. and for the most part, the showers are scattered in light bulb press into a couple of spots. down the street level we go into the north bay where we could see a line of showers stretching from napa into vacaville this morning. that's moving close to fairfield. over the next ten minutes, you can see scattered showers in the east bay, the peninsula moving their way into the south bay right now. and we do have some high elevation snow falling above about 7000ft right now. we do have a winter weather advisory in effect until tomorrow night at 10 p.m. above 7000ft. we're expecting a few inches of snow. so certainly as you go over the passes, it could make for some slick travel. this

is not too cold of a storm. so a lot of this is falling as rain this morning. back here at home, the storm impact scale is in use this morning. a level one light storm. the biggest impact to slick roads as the morning commute is under way. temperatures out there right now, it's mild. it's also humid. you probably felt that humidity increase over the past weekend. that continues right now. temperatures in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. it is wet in walnut creek this morning. and here's how your day plays out. those showers there in the forecast throughout the morning. by about lunchtime, we're pretty much done with this storm and into the afternoon, we're dry, we're brighter, but feeling like november today with temperatures in the 60s. so morning showers to sunshine. that is the call for your monday 65 in the city, 66 in oakland, about 71. the daytime high in san jose. accuweather seven day forecast shows you we'll track those morning showers they're done by lunchtime and then it's a drier brighter afternoon a nice tuesday wednesday and thursday had some chilly mornings, a slight chance of a shower on friday. but the weekend is looking beautiful. jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are starting here at the bay bridge.

we do have a hit and run crash reported right around the toll plaza. those metering lights came on at 534 and traffic is backed up to the foot of the maze. and you can see the traffic traveling towards that direction here in emeryville showing you 8-80 those headlights, traveling in the westbound direction. so not too bad there on 80 highway for a different story though. antioch to concord slow now officially at 32 minutes for that drive time tracy to dublin has remained about the same at 44 minutes and part of that drive time is due to this crash we're following westbound for before harbor street. we still have at least one lane blocked here and your speeds will be down to around ten miles per hour. all right. >> thank you so much. jobina bay area residents pounded the pavement for the annual walk to end alzheimer's fundraiser over the weekend. our friend and colleague reggie helped lead walkers at pier 27 in san francisco on saturday. the alzheimer's association says that more than 2000 people participated. they've helped raise almost 890,000 of a $1.1 million goal since the start of

the year. >> with more hope this year than i ever have before. and i hope you feel the same. alzheimer's is certainly not going to back down, and neither should we. right. i think this event is amazing and the amount of money it raises and the awareness it raises around alzheimer's, people interested in donating can still contribute. >> on the association's website. donations are used for research and to help families with quality care and also support. >> so at the very beginning, reggie was there of course, with phil and his mom, mama kee is here in the bay. so i was just happy to see her. >> so, mama, if you're watching, it's such a great cause for sure. yes of nexus seven, things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live. and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so download the app now and start streaming in o. >> and as we head to break, a reminder it is a level one on our storm impact scale. so be careful it's not lasting all

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and this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impacts light showers. the biggest impact being slick conditions for the morning commute. so we'll have those showers in the morning on your day planner for the back half of your day. the rain is out of here. it is brighter and drier. temperatures in the 60s by 4 p.m. >> number two, in addition to

tracking wet pavement, we're also looking at some issues on the roadways, including a hit and run crash reported around the metering lights near the bay bridge toll plaza right now, it does look like you're going to experience some residual delays. >> number three, is 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 four, 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 has arrived at a new york courtroom this morning. >> he is set to take the witness stand today in his civil fraud trial. according to the new york times, he told his adviser was that he's not concerned about testifying 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 is last seen between santa rosa and sebastopol by the old airfield off of south bright road. if you see it, do not approach it. make sure you call police. >> and number seven, you can live like martha stewart for a night. booking.com listed her guest house on november 18th. she'll make an itinerary. she'll do a tour wreath making and a brunch curated by martha, martha's $11.23. yes >> after that, we need that >> good morning america. donald trump takes the stand today. the former president expected to testify in his $250 million civil fraud case facing questions about his wealth and his business. ye