live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning on wednesday at 5:00. thanks pore joining us. i am eric thomas much don't need the umbrella? key them handy. >> absolutely. we have drizzle. the higher elevations and lower will vacations near the coast to sfo are getting wet. there is measurable drizzle fall ing. today, the trillion toll -- bay bridge toll plaza is wet. get ready for the windshield wipers. 82 to 86 east bay.

san francisco, 66 to 72. most of the bay is 73 to 80. drizzle items to high cloud and sunshine bit afternoon. rain is still coming in. leyla gulen? >> because of the wet roads we notice a couple of accidents. this is typical of wet conditions such as solo spinout. in berkeley at the powell secret eastbound side, we have a solo crash that hit the center divider. 80 westbound, those are the headlights, and eastbound side are the tail lights but it is calm and quiet. we could have c.h.p. coming out soon. antioch to hercules is at 28 minutes and to the maze, it is 15 minutes and in san jose, 87 northbound from 85 to the san jose airport it is a short drive. crews are working to make

repairs after a gas leak at san mateo high school. classes are canceled today. amy hollyfield is at the campus. what happened, yesterday the school folks could hear the gas leak happening as san mateo high school and they called pg&e crews to come out and investigate. crews determined that the problem was actually with school equipment so pg&e shut down the gas and walks away while the school has to call in a plumber who figures out what the problem is and how to get it fixed. while the school words on that the gas is shut down so that means month students can be here. there is no school here at san mateo while, a lucky break for the students here and they get an extra day to do studying or work on a report. in word on when they are allowed back on campus. they have to get that repair fix asked they have to get the gas

turn back on. as of today, no school. overnight developments in the attack on isis with a new round of united states led airstrikes on isis hours before president obama prepared to address the u.n. we are in new york city with the latest. good morning, officials say that there were more airstrikes carried out inside syria and iraq against terror targets and president obama says the united states cannot wage this alone and here he is seeking military and financial help from the u.n. >> president obama addresses the u.n. with the goal of getting more cups helping with the fight against isis. >> the united states launched more air strikes at syria and iran and the round followed an attack carried out by the united

states and five arab allies against isis against the khorasan training center. >> this is the before shot. here you can see the right-hand side the after. >> the khorasan group of 50 seasoned al qaeda firefighters, many close to osama bin laden were about to carry out an attack in europe on the united states homeland building bombs undetectable by the latest airport screen machines. yesterday, president obama addressed the five arab nations. >> we have significant threat. what we have seen is a recognition of that threat. >> president will try to rally more allies this afternoon when he chairs a u.n. security session with 12 heads of state. then the president will push if a resolution requiring countries

to prosecute those who finance terror or who travel abroad for terrorism training. >> the isis tops the agenda but ebola virus and climate change are big items, too. our coverage on the attack on isis continues right here with the latest at our news app and late breaking updates by following us on twitter@abcnews twitter@abcnews.com. >> we learned fate of san francisco embattled fire chief. union leaders want her out. nick? >> good morning. we spoke with chief hayes-white and spoke of pressure to resign. she made it clear she has no intention of going.

the head of the unions including those representing women and gays and minorities agreed and i quote, "the current state of the first department has become untenable and immediate action is necessary." the mayor was shown an early draft to oust the chief. the mayor says the chief's job is not in jeopardy. we uncovered long waits if ambulances and a shortage of equipment but the union letter points to controversial almost motional exam and man lawsuits with the chief believes other factors could be at play? >> there are disciplined cases that are showing some people are not happy. >> she too close to the mayor and more often than not, has gone along with the roped budget cuts. hayes-white says she is concern about ambulance response time

but disagrees with numbers that have been reported. mayor lee says the chief led the department through the worse recession in a generation and chief hayes-white was the first female chief in 1990. developing news in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a doubling homicide that happened at 9:00 at a home in the seven trees neighbor. they are looking for a gunman. officers arrived to find two victims dead, a man and his son and a woman was rushed to the hospital with wounds that are not life threatening. >> walnut creek police are searching if a gunman who kidnapped a woman, drove her to a bank, forced her to withdraw cash and dropped her back off in the neighbor starting at noon yesterday. the man was armed with a bun and

approached her in the front yard the she was not hurt. >> the future of the transbay transit center in downtown san francisco could be in jeopardy. the chronicle reports an agreement between san francisco supervisors and developers over a brand tax district has collapsed. transit center includes the extension of caltran and skyscrapers and one would be the largest on the west coast. after developers found out there are tax obligations are gone up by millions they threatened to sue the city. the center was to open in late 2017. >> the coast guard sunning beachgoers and boaters to be very careful and expect unusually strong rip currents along the marine marin and santa cruz coast so jetties and inlets are friend to dangerous conditions. if you caught in a rip

current swim with the water. >> if you are headed to hen dough send to crescent city, there is a high surf advisory at 8:00 this morning until 8:00 p.m. this evening and it could be worse. what is going on now? let me on the weather when. you can see the moisture on the san mateo bridge with drizzle falling here, as well, back to. so we are going to have flight arrival delays. lastly, .1" or more, back to april, 150 days for the last rain. it has been a long-term since we have gotten as much rain. home 60's throughout san francisco and 65 across the golden gate bridge and 62 at the ferry building and 64 downtown and in the financial district

and everyone is in the 60. upper 60's in union city and russian drove and pleasanton and pittsburg. drizzle until 10:00 and we will see sunshine breaking through the clouds and the high clouds come in at 4:00 and it will be dry by 7:00. leyla gulen has the traffic. >> i told you of a crash in berkeley and it is not there and as we focused on it from emeryville this is near the toll plaza of the bay bridge. a car crashed, a solo crab, -- crashed, and we have several fire units headed out there, as well, and they are traveling westbound 80 so it will be an active scene before you get to the ramp that funnels the traffic from 880 to the toll plaza. i will show you a map and it is causing a little bit of slowing

as you approach so be careful and slow down. to the south, this is the drive along the dumbarton bridge, nice and top speed and san mateo bridge is top speed but slow things down this morning because it is wet. the san mateo bridge is wet. across the bay area it will be damp. be careful. >> the home depot security breach is hitting customers now. america's money is next. >> new details of a group of starving horses and some could finally be saved as soon as today.

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highway 101 after a public outcredit, the owner has agreed to sell them. the rescue center and sanctuary announced on facebook they made a deal to buy the horses. the president of the association will buy as many as she can afford and says there are 33 horses, and ten are starving, and she need $20,000 must volunteers to help transport the horses. the group has a site that has now raised $2,100. we have a link on our website to help. break in, in ferguson, in month, led to a stand off between police and protesters. it happened last night at a beauty supply store that has been ransacked in august. police arrived the crowd grew to 200 people. demonstrators chanted at police who were ready. the protestened peacefully. >> august 9 an officer shot and killed unarm teen michael brown

and violent profits erupted. a fire destroyed a memorial honoring brown angering some people. >> president obama is catching criticism for a salute in new york, with this video showing the president stepping off the marine one with a cup of coffee in his hand and he salutes two marines using the same hand and some call it the latte salute and some instagram users called unpresidental and others say it was a slip-up. military experts say it is protect cull for service member in uniform to salute the president but he is not required to 10 houston back. >> you may not believe what i am about to say but everyone should have unlimited vacation time according to a tycoon. >> i knew i lived that guy. >> travel experts say thanksgiving is not a good time

to take them. good morning, topping america's money the first affect of the home depot data breach the "wall street journal" reports criminals are already using the stolen car information to buy prepaid cards and electronics and groceries. there are no bargains before thanksgiving but "usa today" has tips: become early -- book now. the best day is that that itself is thanksgiving day. >> and this is a look weather, with drizzle, drive carefully, folks. >> did you have drizzle? >> on the way in. >> i did not have to use my windshield wipers but going beyond sfo, there is drizzle. >> they report it try now so

there will be delays. yes, call ahead if you are headed to the airport. i had to use windshield wipers into the caldecott tunnel and when i came out into san francisco. it is a muggy morning. i am surprised i am not getting yelled aby certain people. they miles visibility if hayward. five at half moon bay. we have reduced visibility where the cloud cover is lower or where you drive up into it and where the drizzle is thicker. check out the rain shield. it is impressive and a narrow ban. it will slowly sink down to us as we head through the evening and overnight. look at the bay, it looks like glass. it is moist. watch out for the drizzle. it is not choppy. the drizzle will let up at 10:00, and rain tonight and the commute is wet for all of us.

a dry and seasonal pattern developing this weekend and a small chance of a spray shower on friday. 60's along the coast and low 70's in california and money 70's around the bay is we will hit the home 80's san jose and morgan hill and napa and we will have let 80's in the north bay and home 80's into the east bay valley. tonight is mild. home 60 with clouds and the rain. here is our mature-looking system with cold air funneling on the back side and we have a sharp front developing and just moisture starveed. at 5:00, radar, showing stuff falling in the form of rain but it will not reach the ground until after 7:00 hour. we will have moderate rain around cloverdale and santa rosa by noon but the leading edge is moving through the heart of the

bay and sticking around through 7:00 in the morning. by neuron it will dry up and move into the central valley and sunny in the afternoon. rainfall totals are .25" to .5" in the north bay and possibly .1" in the santa clara valley. tomorrow, it will be ten degrees cooler than today, stray shower is possible on friday, temperatures are the same as temperature and morning clouds and afternoon sunshine with seasonal temperatures saturday, sunday, monday, and tuesday. >> it is showing drizzle. a knew accidents. this is a crash that involves one vehicle and it is blocking two lands. the fire department came out. you can see traffic is slow. we have plays.

we are trying to squeeze traffic over to the side and it is on the other side of the wall so it is difficult to see. you can see from the far right hand of the screen traffic is moving from the eastbound direction. that is where the accident happened beyond the maze. it is calling an impact coming from the eastern span of the bay bridge. so watch out for that. it should be cleared quickly. the trouble is not in the westbound direction but we still have a closing with us until man, westbound side of 80 trying to get off freeway folsom street exit that will be closed. >> seven things to know as you start your day, also, the warning of an app that offered to again duplicates of the car keys. >> another star hangs up the "dancing with the dancing shoes with "dancing

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here are seven things to know today. the number one, classes are canceled in san mateo high school. pg&e should off the gas after a leak was detheyed on campus. the issue is with school equipment. crews are expected to be out to work on the problem. there is in word on when students are back in class. >> san jose police are investigating a double homicide that left a man and his son dead. this happened before 9:00 last night at a home in seven trees neighbor. a woman was rushed to the hospital with non-life threatening wounds. >> president obama will address the u.n. john assembly to drum up support for united states led strikes on isis and we have learned that there was a new round of airstrikes overnight near syrian and iraq border and the united states is leading a coalition of five arab nations.

>> pope francis is urging international assistance to fight enin africa -- to fight ebola virus in africa and urged 30,000 would attended the service to pray. >> mayor lee will sit down with the fire department young who want him to pressure chief hayes-white to resign. she says she will not stop down after a majority of department will ask for her resignation in a formal letter. moist morning. check out the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see the drizzle fell early with slick streets. this is an appetizer to the rain coming tonight. newest numbers are coming up. seven, as we focus on the maze, you can see the flashing lights, that is an accident eastbound 80s under the 880

overpass that brings traffic in from oakland to the toll plaza and we have two lens block and slow traffic behind it so the drive leaving san francisco is slow this morning. a new app that duplicates keys is raising serious security concern. you can snap a picture of the key and sap it to the app that mail as copy in a if you days. critics work valet attendants can abuse the app. there are safe guards such as requiring a valid credit card and mail address and two photos of the key. >> the end of the road for another celebrity on "dancing with the stars" from last night. >> tavis is not moving on. last note the talk show host was the second celebrity to be boughted. he was not surprised. he said he did not have the time he needed to reverse.

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it is 5:29. >> you pay have to use your windshield wipers but tomorrow, it is a sure thing. >> a trial run for some of us this morning. mostly, though, we have heavier drizzle moving through hayward and that is why the visibility is three miles per hour. and at half moon bay, you are down to 5 miles per hour. we had the height rain/heavy drizzle move through sfo a few moments ago and we will have delays. from sutro tower you can see how low the clouds are hanging and we have morning drizzle and we will transition to high clouds and sun and temperatures are the same as yesterday. here is the traffic. traffic is slower as you come off of the eastern span of

the maybe babe because of an accident involving one vehicle with plenty of crews and c.h.p. and fire department and tow truck on the scene so a lot of activity. you can sea the slow traffic trying to squeeze by and we hear the crash will clear up soon but it is causing delays as you make it away from the maze and toward emeryville. we have a pedestrian fatality around 12:30 this morning eastbound actually avenue will be shut down and that is going to re-open at 6:30 and san jose continues the investigation. developing news from san jose where police are on the hunt for a killer would shot a father and son in south san jose. matt is at the shooting scene with more. police say this was a horrific crime scene? >> horrific. inside the home.

police finished the investigation an hour ago. family members are still here. we were told by a family member that the homicide victims are a pair and son. the double shooting happened before 9:00 last night, two men were found each with a gunshot wound and they died at the scene. it is believed they are around 50 and 30. a woman was injured and taken to the hospital with non-life threat being injury. they thought she was shot but plaintiff she was braised or possible injured herself in another way. she is being treated as a witness. officers on the scene are familiar with this home and have had frequent contact with the people who live there but would not specify. so far there are no arrests. new developments in the attack on isis. there was a new round of airstrikes overnight, six in all, two inside syria, four

inside iraq. all targeted the islamic militant group. presbyterian will address the u.n. general assembly to discuss the attacks in the second night. the united states is leading a coalition in a campaign against isis. the united states took action against the chore -- khorasan group tied to al qaeda plotting attacks again the united states and other western targets. workers with the transit direct could strike by end of the week. a labor coalition leader says talks on a new contract have been fruitless and it is very likely there will be a strategic. the coalition represents 13 unions from ferry captains to bus mechanics and bridge workers. no word on would walks off the job or the impact on commuters. employee health care premiums are the issue.

an announcement is made if they decide to manufacture failure. >> today is a month since the 6.0 magnitude earthquake hit napa and vallejo and the surrounding area hardest. those communities continue to rebuild. in napa officials are holding two free workshops to warn residents of unlicensed directors with two more events tomorrow. one for those struggling with emotional fall why from the earthquake and one for small meat balls found at a dog partner in santa rosa are tested if poison. eight were found on saturday at a park on third street called "a place to play," they were laid out around the dog run and are being tested for poison. several people believe they know who with try to poison the dogs. >> i was here and a guy said take your mean [ bleep ] quiet.

>> he tapes the dogs in the park and has been asked to leave by the police. >> the resolution opposing domestic violence but stopping short of ray mcdonald and the 49ers. the pair said the city is patching with next door solutions an organization that provides sheltering to victims. some are disappointed the city council did not name the team including the mayoral candidate a victim of domestic violence. she and other advocates hoped the city would call out the 49ers to not benching ray mcdonald who was arrested for suspected domestic violence. >> it is watered down. >> it is easy to say it is their fault, the team, the team, the league, but they have a lot of

cleaning up. bring it home. >> ray mcdonald is not charged. police are vetting. >> this could be a tee -- key day for the san francisco fire chief haze wait would said she will not step down after a majority of the department will ask for her resignation. we obtained a draft of the letter from groups that call interest question her leadership and lack of direction. the letter says "the state of the fire department has become untenable," and the mayor says hayes-white's job is not in jeopardy. >> fire chief faces criticism, firefighters will practice for an emergency in a full scale emergency exercise taking place this morning and federal regulators require airports to conduct the drill every three

years but sfo does it each year. the drill is more important after the asiana flight 214 at sfo and 250 volunteers will participate playing the role of passengers. >> the weather could slow the progress in king fire in el dread counties that has destroyed a dozen homes and 68 structures. 12,000 homes are in danger. the weeks ago was more hot and dry on the north said of the fire and the wind picked up. there is a red flag warning in affect. 7,000 firefighters have been responded and they have the fire 35 percent contained. >> we were talking about the sfo emergency drill this morning and they will deal with damp conditions. >> had heavy drizzle moving across and there will be more delays announced in 20 minutes. i will let you know. here is what they are dealing with in the high country,

southwest wind at 15- to 25-miles per hour and gusting to 35 so that is going to fan the flames and keep the high fire danger going through 8:00 this evening at lake tahoe and 11 o'clock as you head to the oregon border and it will blow all of that smoke into the same area. dense smoke advisory and visibility is less than a mile from 2:30 this morning and it is starting now until look this evening. be careful. good news with the storm coming in, .25" to .5" of possible and up to three quarters of an inch. 60 to 65 and 68 to 76 and 68 by noon and high clouds and sun at 4:00, and 7:00, thicker clouds and, still, dry, after

7:00, the rain comes in. >> as we look, focus on the center of the screen where we had early flashing lights that have gone with a clear crash eastbound side of 80 approaching the maze off of the bay bridge and it was nasty causing quite a bit of traffic that is dissipating. in westbound 80 at highway 12 we have an accident involving two vehicles, two lanes are blocked and we are seeing heavy backups quickly builting and finally in san jose if you are traveling loan tully road eastbound side this morning we had a crash involving a pedestrian fatality that is shutting down eastbound actually right off of 101 and it is going to re-open at 6:30 but the police are continuing their investigation.

coming up, bench clearing confrontation, we will show you whatç led to this argument between the giants and the dodgeers. >> voters can cast ballots for november and what a poll reveals about the race for governor and a $7 billion water bond

>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. welcome back, a uc berkeley graduate is held by authorities overseas after a misunderstanding. stacey addison was traveling in east timor and a man she shared a car with picked up a box caping methamphetamine and they were arrest asked jailed if five days the authorities took her passport but gave her conditional liberty. she must wait in the country for police to complete their investigation which could take one year. >> i don't know how long i will be here. why know what will happen next. can know what will happen with the case. it makes everything scary. >> she is a veterinarian and was strip searched. she reached out to the embassy and the embassy said they cannot interfere with a foreign investigation. >> for men are under arrest in connection with a string of auto dealership burglaries in the

city of san mateo. the 18-year-old and 19-year-old men were taken and custody in oakland. august 17 they stole two vehicles from brand motors in san mateo. a week later they stole 40 sets of car keys and took two cars. >> but those men are not suspect in the theft of eight vehicles from a dealership on wednesday with to more heights that hit dealerships in san jose. surveillance video shows thieves stealing suvs from formula one motors on friday making off with five vehicles. in another heist on wednesday, thieves took eight vehicles from mercedes benz. >> a new poll finds governor brown is maintaining a big league over republican challenger neel kashkari in the governor's race. a public policy institute of california survey found the three-term d governor holding a commanding 54-33 percent lead

among the voters. brown has majority support from women and latinos. the poll come ten days before voters begin casting ballots by mail for the november 4 election. >> voters were asked about proposition 1, $7 billion water water and promote water save technology. voters would pass local measures to pay for water supply projects, as well. >> a blow for the giants, center fielder pagon will miss the season for a dick problem and have -- for a disk problem and will have surgery tomorrow. >> and a player was hit in the fox and order was restoreed. the next batter homered giving

dodgers a 3-0 lead but dodgers beat the giants. los angeles can clinch the west with a win over giants. oakland wasted a solid outing by gray would has a career high 12 strikeouts in but in the 6th inning he gave up a shot give the angels the 2-0 lead and the offense was invisible, again. the an lost by a fine -- final 2-0 and a's are tied with scans kansas city for the top wild card spot. the a's play the final home game of the regular season today against the angels and first pitch is 12:35.

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left side of the scene and that is where the bulk of the system is. it pushed drizzle cross the san mateo bridge and it is dry. watch out for moisture as you travel there and delays at sfo. a moist morning and scattered drizzle and it will be dry. it will be wet tonight through tomorrow and dry and seasonal through the weekend. we go inland where it is warmest, home 80's east bay, san jose, down to morgan hill and lowity in napa and cloverdale and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 70's and tonight another mild night even with the rain we have low-to-mid second in most neighbors and mid-to-upper 50's santa rosa and cloverdale. here is the jet stream. here is the cold air. there is america and miles an hour to the north and this is a

fall front with temperatures ten degree cooler tomorrow on the back side of the front. at 5:00, the radar is active. i don't think anything is reaching the ground until after sunset and by 8:00 through 12:00, light-to-moderate rain, a big change, with moderate rain developing over us and through, say, 7:00 tomorrow pushing into the south bay by 12:00, though, it is over, behind the system we are sunny. on friday, a stray chance of a shower and new tolls, up a little bit and tremendousing better, fingers crossed and .1" in santa clara valley and .5" in the north by mountains. that is conservative. why like to make rash snap judgments when the models flip so we will watch that. friday we have a chance of a stray shower and temperatures are cool of the by thursday and

dry and seasonal for saturdays sunday, mop, and tuesday. in 24 hours, leyla gulen will have a lot of information for everyone. >> as we head into solano county we have a crash that cleared westbound 80 at highway 12 and look at the backup, blocking two lanes, two considers got tangled up and we are still dealing with the heavy delays. give yourself extra time if you are headed out the door. to the south crass the benicia bridge at top speeds and car nineties, in delays. westbound highway 37 is shut down between highway 121 and 29 because of more paving work. last weekend we had all lanes shut down and this is another round of the same closures and it will shut down friday at 10:00 p.m. and re-open monday at action. the metering lights have been turned on, a bit early at the

bay bridge but slow going and damp and moist conditions. be careful. >> thank you, leyla gulen. if you need big laughs, get ready. tonight. >> today is comedy night on abc with season premiere of "modern family," and "middle," and a new show. the daughter of diana ross will perform in the show. >> tracy lives to lifestyle, a mixed woman, having an african-american mother and a view infather, the stories that we are telling on our show came out of the stores of our lives. >> and a father is afraid the family is losing kegs to the -- connection to the roots.

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this was the second, they suffered in 12 hours. there was another earthquake measuring 4.5 at 4:00 p.m. yesterday in roughry the same areas, with the earthquake this morning 46 kilometers from the area. >> we are monitoring twitter for reports of possible damage. we are not seeing anything yet but we are getting word of the 6.2 earthquake from the area in argentina. >> we will check the weather conditions and it is drizzley this orange an appetizer to tomorrow. >> got a note from our assignment letter and he said it is heavy drizzle so watch out for that. you can see the camera looking to the wind, the clouds are

thick are and a last us will get .1" from the next system and the last time we did that, was panly april 25 and april 26 and santa resolution was last week and this is where the rain fell. the rain moved ashore and crescent city and eureka a matter of time before it is down to us and before it does, smoke and 76 in lake tahoe and yosemite sunny and 87 and sunshine in san diego and los angeles home 80's. >> we have a possible grass fire burning neither fremont and this is off of highway 84 is we have cal fired headed out and we did not know if it is backing traffic but we have delays approaching 238. as we head to the south we have san jose police on the scene and eastbound side of tully road, shut down, following a fail -- fatal pedestrian accident. i will have more details in a few minutes.

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forced to stay home. the emergency action on one campus keeping them out of the choose room. san francisco fire chief underfire and what the mayor is programming to do today as young hers demand the resignation of joanne hayes-white. >> more missile strikes as probe takes the world stage in an hour. >> if when morning. drizzle in spots. this is a precursor to what we get tomorrow. >> some of us have windshield wipers on and tomorrow everyone might. >> everyone tomorrow, and today, an an taser and practice run as we are dealing with scattered drizzle throughout the bay area as you drive to higher elevations. do not be surprised if it is wet for the morning commute. we will have temperatures an the bay overcast with drizzle and 64