abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> good morning at 5:00 a.m. major commute headache. all lanes are blocked westbound interstate 80 after an overturned truck accident. our reporter, amy hollyfield, has rushed to the scene. amy is if -- in vallejo. hi, i want to show you the seen. here is eastbound 80. look at backup. i have good news. i talked to the c.h.p. and they say they think they will have this re-opened in 30 minutes. they are about to get the truck towed hoping to get it opened very soon. this is what it looked like headed into the city, toward san

francisco could out of vallejo this happen at 3:10 this morning, a semi truck overturned and blocking all of the westbound traffic if slay low and this was an injury, a minor injury reported. it is happening at the westbound part, so take highway 37 to bypass this incident. you could roll the dice and wait this one out because they say it is clearing up. this is how it looks. we will keep you posted on when it will be re-opened. they are seeming to make good progress. thank you, amy. >> more on that with leyla gulen >> in vallejo, everyone, we have backup and we are seeing spectator slowing on the eastbound side if you are coming in you will find the delays but

if you can wait 30 minutes, you should wait. all lanes are blocked off and they are diverting traffic with a sig-alert in aif equity for another 30 minutes. is an extra cup of coffee. the drive from san mateo from hayward to if step city is moving along at top speed and as we take you back to san francisco, northbound and southbound it is closer to paige than oak street and both directions are shut down. good morning, everyone, we are off to a quiet start the you may find drizzle on the cost but not much on the radar. it is still across the oregon forder with crescent city about to get wet with a slow and advancing cold front producing cooler weather and become are we should be in the 80's mostly and

we may never see 90 again until the spring. 65 to 72 around bay and 73 to 78 inland and 62 to 67 along the coast and clouds today with a scattered slight shower possible. pest chance of rain tonight and more on that ahead. we have breaking news from san francisco where a man is in the hospital after being shot along the embarcadero. it happened before 3:00 a.m. at pier 45. police say the man was taken to san francisco general with two gunshot winds to the leg and no one has been arrested. >> developing news, stranded american airlines passengers hope to continue their trips this morning after they were forced to make an emergency landing at sfo the walls of the plane started coming apart. we have new video of the ordeal. the passengers are still here in san francisco and many will hop on a different plane this morning and the pilot did

have to make an emergency landing after this happened. the cabin started buckling and the ceiling split near rows 14 and 15 and the walls started coming apart. the passenger shot this seat happening yesterday on a flight from sfo to dallas and 184 were on ford. many feared the worst. >> there was a loud popping and banging from outside of the plane and then working its way in. bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. then the interior panel buckled. >> that sounds scary the plane never actually lost pressure but it turned around and the pilot made an percentage landing in san francisco. the plane was then taken out of service. the f.a.a. is working with the airline to determine what went

wrong. thank you at 5:05, a tough loss on sunday in st. louis but the jayants are back in town to battle it out against the cardinals in game three of the national league championship series and first pitch is at 1:07 and the teach was back yesterday and took batting practice much the series is currently tied one game each and hudson will start for the giants and lackey for the cardinals. the first pitch today is 1 307. game four and five start at 5:00 p.m. and six and seven if needed of are back in stimulus this weekend. we will try to wrap it up at home. day two of the dream force conference kicks off if

con conference and another three million are expected to participate online. this past week saw the completion of $1 million hack-a-thon for the best new mobile app. >> a young boy and the mother are recovering from injuries suffered after getting in trouble in the ocean. a young boy got into trouble while swimming yesterday and the mother went in after him. you can see just how strong the waves were and that surf was just too much and kept the woman from getting to her son. two machine came to the rescue and pulled everyone safely to shore. fortunately, no one suffered serious injuries. >> a latino group plans to protest the use of a mission district soccer field after recent confrontation between soccer players and employees of a tech company drop box.

>> this video shows drop off employees with a city issued permit demanding the soccer players leave the public space. nearly 300,000 people have viewed the spread and many of them have left an bring and resentful comments and the latino democrat club will protest at city hall on thursday morning to try to end reservations at the park, drop box apologized and said they were disappointed to learn some employees were not respect will of the community. >> a worker with the u.n. has died after contracting ebola virus in liberia at a german hospital. health septembers have their eye on a dallas nurse the first person to contract ebola inside the united states. we are joined with the latest. there are still a lost scared people at the hospital where she got the virus. officials are headed there trying to figure out how she got the virus although she was wearing protective gear.

>> this morning, nina pham is isolated in stable condition in dallas after receiving a blood transfusion from the ebola survivor. she is doing well, and she is comfortable. >> the 26-year-old nurse the first in the person to contract ebola was among 70 health care workers who treated thomas eric duncan before he died last week. >> officials do not know how pham became infected and worry there could be more cases. >> if the one individual was infolk asked we do not know how in the uselation unit it is possible that other individuals could have been infected, as well. >> one of her close friends and her dog have been placed in quarantine. on the job, pham wore protective gear, aegean, to layers of gloves and shoe covers but that is less protection than the doctors in hospitals with chemical resistant jumpsuits

taping gloves to sleeps and suits to bats somehow the professionals wonder if they should require ebola parents be sent to the special containment hospital. >> montana, nebraska,, georgia, maryland, they have been testing for this for years, just such an eventestimony. >> according to a new poll out this morning, two-thirds of americans are now concerned of the ebola situation becoming an epidemic and we should mention that a possible vaccine proving effective on animals is tested in washington. hopefully though can speed up the process. >> there are daily developments in the crisis with updates and other breaking news with our free app from apple app and

google play with more information at abc7news.com/app. changes are now unchanged because all lanes are blocked westbound 80. you can see where it is red and it turns purple at 37 and traffic is diverted off at 37. however, all lanes are shut down. amy hollyfield is on the scene and told us that they were thinking they could re-open things in the next 20 minutes from now. it is getting better. if you can stay home, do stay home. you do not want to sit in the traffic. eastbound direction, we new have spectator slowing pulling away from 37 so traffic is getting busier. in san francisco, we have this accident northbound and southbound, shut down and as you come off of the 101 extension and san francisco and they are trying to clear the screen with an injury accident that is

blocking that ride. >> and at&t park, 65 and that will not stop the game from happening. in the north bay, american can beyond, 49. mill valley is 59. usually a cool spot but that is what a breeze does, it keeps the warm air from driving and keeps its at the ground. 59 at petaluma and 59 in santa rosa and novato. 59 in san francisco and 56 in lafayette and 55 in san ramon and 59 in newark and cupertino and san jose. from sutro tower you can see the clouds encroaching upon us with more than yesterday when it was the last clear morning we will have. 49 to 63 and around 12:00, 62 to 70 with breezes begin and autumn high is only up to 74.

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♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. it is 5:15. this morning, two of the san jose mayoral candidates have a better idea of the challenges facing some of the city's poorest neighbors. the city council members took a bus tour of impoverished neighbors. the community group organized the trip to highlight the major issues affecting the community. the tour included discussions of public safety, education, and affordable housing. >> it is always a great opportunity to understand exactly how people are feeling about the challenges in our neighborhoods. >> it was a familiar path for me. this, really, is probably where the vast majority of my votes will come from in this race.

it was very friendly bus sutro tower. after the tour they took part in a community forum at the church. there were profits in missouri over the fatal shooting of a black up armed teen by a white police officer. several were arrested including jewish and muslim clergy members for disturbing the peace. ferguson, missouri, is the center of the profits since the august nine shooting of michael brown, 18 years old. >> another rocky day on wall street and stocks slump. >> mcdonald's has a new campaign to show everyone what, really, is in their food. hopping america's money, more jitter on wall street tumbling again yesterday and all three major averages lost 1.5 percent as the wildest swings in three years continue with most asian

markets posting games. energy companies are hit hard these days and gas polices are dropping and the national average now is $3.19 down 21 cents the past month and could drop another 20 cents the next couple of weeks. mcdonald's has a new campaign to counter perceptions that food is lower than rivals with questions answered with company made online contends. that is america's money. after being commissioned during fleet week the assault ship will depart san francisco, the uss america was commission on over the week during neat week providing tours for 15,000 visitors and designed to maximize the capable to fly anywhere can held 30 aircraft. we saw the big lines on the embarcadero from folks who want add tour before it left. did you get a chance. >> no, the lines were very, very

long. the navy operates the ship on before of the marine corps. >> we are keeping you updated open the traffic situation in the north bay on interstate 80. >> as we take you back to vallejo crews are making quick work of this, with a box truck that flipped over and all lanes are still blocked and a big rig tow is on the scene and they are clear the area. >> we had amy saying by 5:30 all lanes should be open and spectator slowing in the eastbound direction but westbound direction you are finding the delays. traffic is diverted off at highway 37, if you can avoid it, wait, we are 15 minutes away of getting cleared. 680 away from pleasant hill, the drive moving nicely so it is clear and it will not take you long, only nine minutes from highway 4 to the 24 junction.

we are going from sunshine and warmth to rain possible today with scattered showers and better chance of rain tonight i did tallies yesterday compared to today: 13 to 23 degrees warmer this afternoon. here is the visibility, not too bad, we are not going to see real thick marine layer develop because the winds are too fast and the area is rising too much. here we go at the golden gate bridge it is clear but you have a cross wind at 22 miles per hour to contend with as you drive across the golden gate bridge this morning. breezy and cooler with isolated showers, a better chance of steady and light rain and drizzle and measurable light rain and drizzle falled tonight and two more chances coming up in the complete seven day forecast. >> to the south, we had 90's yesterday and now only the low-to-mid 70. los gatos was 91 yesterday and

74 today. gilroy 78, san jose 72 and santa cruz 68. up the peninsula, we were 90 yesterday and only 72 today and 68 in millbrae and mid-and-upper 60's downtown and sausalito and 62 at bow san diego bay and we hit 90 in a few areas in the north bay. midst upper 60's today! mid-60's berkeley and richmond and everyone else in the upper 60 to low 70's and headed deeper inland, castro valley, 73, and mid to up more 70's and everyone was in the upper 80's to low 90 yesterday. tonight, temperatures in the 50's but the rain all crass the board is going to fall during the darkest of the day. our advancing cold front ever so slowly because of a strong high pressure to the east spinning the energy and pushing the energy and moisture to the north rather than, welcoming its way down the front is this is going

to be more of a temperature changer than a significant rain producer. you can see drizzle, isolated light showers developing by noon as the warm and moist air rise over the cooler dome as we head to the afternoon hours and into the evening and you can see a better chance of steady rain overnight and into wednesday morning, by wednesday afternoon our chances of rain are about over. if we are lucky we get .1" and higher elevations at .25". 60's and 70's dominate the forecast and best chance is friday night, saturday morning and monday morning. >> straight ahead, seven things you need to know as you start the day. >> new photos answering the international question: where in the world is north korean leader son son -- kim jong-un? >> and news on "dancing with the

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whether you are just joining us or headed owe the door, here are seven things to know: breaking news, all lanes of westbound 8 are blocked after a big rig overturned. one person was hurt. amy hollyfield is on interstate 80 with an update from the scene in a few minutes. >> you saw that traffic is at at standstill and this is how it looks on a map. we have traffic backed up for a mile east of american canyon. this sig-alert has been extended and we are unclear as to how long and how much longer this will be here. there are detours detours and te coming up. >> several streets are closed in san francisco after a cab got in an accident with an s.u.v. two people were take were to the hospital. drivers are advised to avoid

this intersection. >> four, this morning, american airlines officials at sfo are looking into what caused the walls of a jet to split mid-flight. passengers heard a pop during take off as the cabin wall began to split. the plane returned to sfo and landed safely. >> four, the 49ers had to come-from-behind for the third straight game yesterday. kaepernick threw 80 yard touchdown pass to brandon's the half to kick tart 24 straight up answered points. 49ers won 39-17. >> top loss on sunday in st. louis but the giants will battle it out in game three in the championship series at 1:07. this afternoon. it is new tied. now the radar, live doppler hd is tracking rain not only today but two more times in the

seven-day forecast and temperatures are up to 23 degrees cooler today. i have a lot to talk about coming up. >> north korean leader kim jong-un has resurfaced. photos show him with a cane at a new apartment complex with in explanation why he needed the cane. he has not been seen in public since seeing a concert with his wife spet 3rd and there were rumor he was overthrown but under house arrest but he appears in good spirits. >> now "dancing with the stars" and the big switch. >> the nine remaining celebrities danced with different participates making it a tough night to score. sadie got 36 out of 40 and actress lea did a broadway

number dancing the flamingo but this was a non-elimination round. stars return to their original partner. >> has alphonso ever been if second so far? >> i don't think so. >> another full 90 minutes of news and developing in the south by a car hits and kills a woman with the search on, now, for the driver and what we know of the vehicle involved

abc7 news begins with breaking news. good morning, at 5:29, breaking news, major delays in the north bay, all lanes are still blocked westbound

interstate 80. >> that is the big g that overturned cause all the problems. leyla gulen has been monitoring things and she has the latest from the traffic center. we are going to start off with an accident and a sig-alert, we just heard from c.h.p. it is extended for one more hour. if you do need to head to work you probably want to get going and there are going to be detours in place but westbound 80 at highway 37 all lanes are should down pus of the overturned box truck. you can get off at 37 and use the parkway to get back to 80 but you can see the backup now is extended one mile east of american canyon and we are looking at spectator slowing in the eastbound direction, as well. very slow going. other areas of the bay area, san jose is quiet. we are looking at clear conditions, northbound away from 17. those are the headlines, southbound side, not any traffic. live doppler hd will show

rain to the north and that rain is going to stay up to the north with a solid line until we get to the evening and overnight hours, ahead of it, though, we will have scattered showers and the winds are coming from the southwest with moisture with them. it will be more humid today, breezy, and it will be a bad hair day, and you will have to hang on to who profile vehicles with both hands. 250 miles away from us is the storm. 22 miles per hour cross wind over the golden gate bridge but you do not have fog. temperature are 73 to 78 inland and 62 to 67 coast and san francisco and 65 to 72 around the bay. we want to get back to breaking news in vallejo where all lanes are still blocked and you heard leyla gulen say it would be stepped, westbound interstate 80 after a box truck overturned. amy hollyfield is at the seen with the the -- scene with the

latest. we get to the scene. we got some not so great news, the truck they are trying to tow out as they tried to upright it it started coming apart. they had to move to plan "b" bringing in another tow truck and they department necessity how -- they didn't know how long it will take. the remark is very become up. i suspect it will take him some time to get through it. you have to use patience coming through the area. this is westbound we 80, vallejo, at quarter mile from the columbus parkway exit and this is going toward san francisco and all lanes are shut dutch. the traffic is backed up for a mile or two and it will this way for a while because they cannot get the truck out of here with the tow truck they currently have. what happened was, the driver of the big rig told police he did

follow asleep at wheel the he hit the guardrail and he flipped over and a monday good coming down the road hit him. the woman driving the honda was taken to the hospital she was come blaming of a pain and she will be okay. the driver of the truck is okay. the traffic here looks not is great. it is pretty picked up. if you can avoid the area, did so, they suggest you take highway 37 if you can or call in sick if you can or work from home because it is backed up through here and it will be this way for a while. we will stay here throughout the morning and keep you posted. developing news, american airlines officials at sfo are looking into 9 cause of a jet's walls to split apart at take off forcing an emergency landing.

this is spread of the dallas-bound flight passengers on the rank say they heard a "pop," during take off and parts of the cabin wall began splitting. after 45 minutes the captain declared an emergency and the plane returned to sfo where it planned safely. they never lost cabin pressure. >> u.n. medical worker infected with ebola virus if liberia died overnight in germany. authorities say he tested positive last week prompting the peace weaponing mission to place 41 staff members would possibly have been in contact with him under medical observation. he died a few days later. a nurse in dallas remains isolated in stable condition after receiving blood from ebola survivor country brantly. 26-year-old nina pham contracted ebola after caring for thomas eric duncan who died last week.

>> east bay congressman will speak with local hospital officials and the centers for disease control how bay area hospitals can better feel with an ebola virus outbreak he spoke with health official about the handling of the crisis. five united states airports that handle 90 percent of passengers from west africa are stepping up prevention measures. you can get the daily updates as they happen and other breaking news with our news app, it is free to download on the apple app and google play and we have more information at abc7 news come/apps. >> investigators are trying to clear up a freeway near end indianapolis after a double decker bus flipped. 18 are injured with moderate

injuries and one critical. the because was headed to chicago from atlanta. the driver swerved to avoid another crash. 60 people were on the bus. the puss is being operated by megabus tour again. police in san jose are looking for a driver would hit and killed a woman with the car and drove off. it happened at north 33 are last night. police found the woman if the street suffering from major injuries. she died at the hospital. the driver was a woman in a light colored s.u.v. last soon heading west. >> bad luck for san jose man after he had not one but two vehicles stolen on the same day. daniel was with his wife at the hospital on sunday and he lost his keys. whoever found them not only took the first car from the hospital lot but with the keys also stole the second car parked if the

driveway. >> the only thing in the glove box working the registration and insurance with my address on it, both keys on the key ring and they probably drove straight here and got the other car. >> san jose police found one of the vehicles but not before they found his wife left in the truck. he is grateful to get the one car back so he can resume his job as a driver for lyft. his wife also has m.s., a horrible situation. >> a south bay coalition plans to unveil a report that shows the widening economic gap in silicon valley. the coalition made up of labor youngs and supervisors says one if three residents still don't earn enough to get by as the board of supervisors considering an ordinance requiring contractors to pay employees a living wage, sunnyville federals will meet to discuss setting a

city-wide minimum wage ordinance. >> expect fran to be decked out in orange and black at game three of national legal -- league championship series. they took batting practice yesterday. they are preparing for the game. the series is one each. first pitch is 1:07. hudson the take the mound if the joy ans and lackey starts for the cardinals. game four and five tomorrow and thursday start at 5:00 p.m. games six and snow, if needed, are back in stimulus this -- back in st. louis this week end. >> send in your pictures. the photos show her watching with a big smile.

>> still optimistic. she is looking forward to the results of the series. >> that is true. we want your team spirit, e-mail the photos to ureport@kgo-tv.com . c.h.p. and caltran will working hard to enter interstate re-opened in vallejo. >> the adorable back hopfully will get your mind off this horrible traffic the you need to brighten your spirits. a box truck flipped. we are told by c.h.p. they thought by 5:30 it would be cleared but that now is extended to 6:30 because as they tried to tow the truck off the freeway it started to fall apart. amy hollyfield is on seen and will bring more details. very heavy conditions. four miles per hour westbound 80 at highway 37 where all lanes are should down and the sig-alert is in affect until

6:30. we are at 27 miles per hour pulling away from the interchange and it is heavy backups. to the south, eastbound 80, we have another incident, possibly involving a pedestrian and we are going to find out more information, but, first, good morning to meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning to game three. be ready if temperatures in the mid-60 mostly cloudy conditions and breezy at at&t park but nothing you should not be used to and isolated shower and more humid than normal. 55 in woodside and upper 50's to low 60's up and down the peninsula until san bruno at 64 and 55 at san jose, and fremont and mountain view and antioch at 57, and smoke-free -- san ramon at 59. the day planner today, winds of change are here. up to 23 degrees cooler.

clouds are rolling in. drizzle is possible near the coast. breezy by noon. low 60 to nearly 70 in the cost inland and mid-70's by 4:00, that is where it will be significantly cooler, and better chance of seeing showers making it to the ground after the sun is is thing. light rain and drizzle tonight and the commute could be dicey and we get a break on thursday and friday so the evening has another chance of rain and we have another one in the seven-day forecast. >> neighbors from the gulf coast to the brake lays are wake -- great lakes are waking up to a massive storm system and what they are bracing if today. >> new rule on short-term vacation represent ams and what it can mean for the bottom line. >> harvest time at white house, the bay area school kids getting dirty with first lady

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covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. good morning. one person is dead. there was a 7.3 earthquake off the pacific coast of central america. it struck at 10:00 p.m. local

time 100 miles southeast of the capital of el el salvador. one person was killed when a pole fell on them. officials issued a tsunami warning but it was downgraded to tsunami alert. a massive 800 mile long weather system is threatening a large portion of the united states producing deadly storms spawning tornadoes and damming hail and flooding rains and blamed if two deaths, one in alabama and one in arkansas. some states like louisiana are now under a state of emergency. the national weather service says more severe weather is on tap if the united states today stretching from the california public utilities gulf coast to the great lakes as the storm system moves east. petaluma could track and regulate short-term vacation rentals. the landing commission is holding a hearing to consider amendments to the code allowing short-term vacation residents ams in residential and mixed use zoning districts.

the tax law said the county is losing get were tax revenue and asking the tax collector to determine how main are representing rooms through the online market. >> the first lady hosts the fall harvest of the white house kitchen garden and students from the bay area are invited from will let coffee elementary school in pittsburg have been invited. in 2009 the first lady planted a vegetable garden at white house to initiate a conversation of well-being of our nation. the conversation later evolved into "let's move," teaching kids and families to lead healthy libs. >> we have wanted the situation if vallejo. it is tough. leyla gulen? >> we have there and we have an accident involving a pedestrian. i will have more information a moment. we are taking you to westbound 80 at highway 37 with the

overturned box truck all lanes are should down and traffic is diverted on to 37 and four miles miles per hour is the top speed as you inch your way up to the scene of the accident and this is how far the backups are away from the cordelia interchange and now it is slow coming away from highway 12 approaching 680 and you are on the brakes from there. we did have this new accident westbound 780 eastbound 80 a pedestrian may have been trying to cross the road. they did not make it. we have emergency crews on the scene performing cpr and are on shoulder. we have more activity there. we will try to find out details and what happened there. mike? >> good morning, everyone, other than the open bodies of water the winds are light compared to what we will deal with at 10:00 this morning and through the afternoon when autumn will rush

through with a flow at 16 miles per hour at fairfield and clouds over 280 and 17 in the south bay specifically san jose. breezy and cooler with isolated showers and light rain and drizzle possible. the extended has more chances of rain the unfortunately the bulk of the rain will fall in oregon and washington but we will get it. today the biggest change are 20 and 23 degrees cooler and home 70 throughout the south bay and 68 in santa cruz and we have low soviets on the peninsula and millbrae at 68 and breezy and mid-60's along the coast today into downtown. 62 in bodega bay and mid-if upper 60 through the north bay valley and a spread at the east bay, 65 in richmond. 73 in castro valley. air conditioning may have been run for the last time yesterday

with mid-to-upper 70 inland. we are mild mid-to-upper 50's when you step outside. a lot of the energy and moisture is going up and around the area high and we are on the end of the system. cooler weather is the key to the forecast. what do you noon by wet? drizzle this morning. mostly along the coast. you can see by noon we have scattered showers developing with the southwest flow facing the mountains in the north bay where we get the most along the santa cruz mountains can headed to the evening, scattered you are somes blow inland in evening and steady rains are coming in, over might, and through 2:00. then the dry air will punch in and the rain is over. if we are lucky we get .1" and the southwest facing mountains like in the santa cruz mountains

along the sonoma county coast a quarter of an inch. the cool temperatures through the seven-day forecast, and rain on friday evening through saturday and another chance of rain opening up on monday. >> a boy name charlie is giving patrick swayze a run for his money nailing the seen from "dirty dancing." >> the video is posted "charlie versus swayze," his mom uploaded the clip which has gone viral. he is dancing to "time of my life," dancing with the moves of patrick swayze during the final scene of the famous movie. "dancing with the stars" prospect? >> maybe in a few years.

>> at 6:00 the east bay firefighting community remembers a long time leader. >> first, one of the bay area post moves colorful stars, the landmark that could be anywayed for problem -- that can be named for robin williams. >> a pair prosecute missing for four

welcome back, a proposal to rename the waldo tunnel in memory of robin williams is moving forward. the lap is to introduce a resolution to the state assembly in december to rename the town knell after the beloved performer. the waldo with the signature

rainbow is the gate way to marin county northbound on 101. 55,000 people have signed a petition to rename the tunnel which now is named after william waldo, a politician during the gold rush. withs lived in marin before he took his life two months ago. kids grab your frisk or treating bags we know the best places for scoring candy on halloween. san francisco is number one according to zillow, the best city in the we country for serious candy seekers holding the top spot four years in a row and zillow protects it down by neighborhood including presidio heights. san jose is number five including willow glen and rose garden and blossom valley for areas that give out the most candy with least walking and

safety. >> i am surprised. you would think san francisco would do sugar-free stuff. >> now vallejo with the accident. we have more than one problem in vallejo. this is confirmed fatality, pedestrian. we don't know what happened if it was a hit-and-run accident or what, exactly, was going on but baby 87 at eastbound 80, one lane is blocked. we had emergency crews performing cpr but they could not revise the victim. westbound 80, we have a sig-alert at 37 and all lanes are blocked and this hopefully, was cleared earlier but it fell apart as the tow truck tried to move it off the freeway and now it will not be cleared until at least 6:30. glad this is happening today rather than tomorrow when possibly there be rain.

sutro tower is showing clouds are rolling in. obviously i never want an accident to happen. 11 degrees cooler in oakland to 23 degrees cooler in novato from a 90 yesterday to 67 today. it will be windy up-and-down i-5 and southwest winds at 35-miles-per-hour gusting up to 55 to 60 and pushing you up the mount taze or driving into them coming out of the mountains. rain is to the north and it will stay in for the better part of the day. a california man is baffled after the pet parrot disappeared four years. and returned. speaking spanish. he spoke with a british action set when he vanished in los angeles area in 2010. last weak he appeared in the backyard of a dog grandmotherrer

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. if we continue to follow breaking news on interstate 80, major delays for the morning commute after a big rig flipped.

we have a report from the scene seconds away. a violent crash involving a taxicab closes a san francisco intersection. coming up an update on the clean up efforts. >> boys are back in town, the giants in san francisco. they try to pull ahead of the cardinals. we have a preview of the big matchup. thanks for joining us at 6:00. we will start with breaking news. big rig overturned on westbound 80 blocking the commute for hours. amy hollyfield is is in vallejo. amy? look behind me. the big rig is still here. they are working on it. traffic is a fight mayor. -- a nightmare headed to san