crash. >> new questions about the bomb square in san francisco yesterday. >> police dealt with the suspicious car outside, an unknown liquid was creep into a room inside. amy hollyfield is live for us. >> it sounds like a mysterious and gross situation in the old building, the hall of justice in san francisco. according to the "san francisco examiner" an unknown liquid seeped into a room on the 5th floor. it is not the first time we heard this. there are complains of low debts abd leaking pipes so the police moved out of the building a year and a half ago. outside, streets were shut down because of a bomb square. there was a car parked at a tow truck company with a sign threatening there was a bomb inside. they had to tell people to shelter-in-place and shut down the streets.

people were upset. >> people got very angry. i was, you cannot get angry. it will not help. >> the street shut downs caused all kind of traffic problems. they shut the street downs at 11:30 and did not daily everything safe until three hours later. a tough day here at the hall of justice. inside and out. a family is filing a federal lawsuit against the san francisco department after a sergeant shot and killed a woman early this year. her death came hours before former chief greg suhr resigned. police the 29-year-old jessica williams was driving a stole be car and hit a parked truck. she moved the car back-and-forth and a sergeant fired. the city concern has not commented on the suit. the "san francisco chronicle" reports her family is seeking

unspecified amount of money. >> we learned more of a shooting outside a san francisco high school. two people have been arrested in "a gang-related shooting," an -- at june jordan school. the suspected shooter was captured. four students were hurt including a 15-year old girl. no month parts at uc berkeley sororities and fraternities after two women claim they were attacked in separate incidents at off campus parties. there are no arrests. the university council decided to voluntarily suspend all social events while they reevaluate the risks. >> the coast guard has completed analysis of oil samples collected from sheen found in san pablo bay and the marine safety laboratory matched it to the light arabian crude

transferred from rodeo but could not determine in it originated from the spirit or from the phillips 66 facility. the cost will be split between the two. the coast guard could not determine the cause of the odor. >> we are tracking results of an earthquake that hit western japan. >> jessica has new images. >> we were able to get images of the shaking during the 6.2 earthquake. seven people were reported injured. the tsunami threat alert was canceled. right now if you are read for work, look at tv screens, you can see the video from inside an office building. you can see some people do not react, but they get up slowly and walk away. we did see some running in the images but a lot of people of are sitting around trying to figure out what was happening. there are no reports of any major damage this morning despite the high magnitude.

that is the newest from the live desk. >> happening today an oakland police officer arrested on wednesday night is now scheduled to be arraigned at hayward hall of justice of the officer walterhouse is accused of paying a prostitute for sex and tipping her off to police activity. he was arrested when he showed up for work. walterhouse has been with the department since march of 2014. official say the case is not related to the ongoing sex scandal involving several bay area law enforcement agencies. the woman at the center of that sex scandal has a new attorney. she called herself celeste guap and had sex, she said with numerous bay area officers, some while a minor. her attorney filed claims against several bay area cities and that lawyer is no longer on the case. we have learned that an attorney

john burris will now be representing her. >> progress for a san francisco police officer shot in the line of duty as we now see the gun used in the case, the police officer is wake up in physical therapy facility rather than a hospital. here is a look at the revolver used to shoot officer kevin downs in the head. here is our reporter, leslie brinkley. >> struck his head, fractured his skull, and in a centimeter of a major artery. just a fraction of an inch it could have been a different outcome. >> sun local resolution accidents came to express their sympathy at a townhall meeting. >> i feel heartbroken for the town. what can we do for officer downs? >> the shooting on folded after a 9-1-1 scale for help described a mental ill suspect threatening customers at a shopping center.

police say pepper spray did not deter him. he opened fire on police and ran into the park. >> the officers came out of the bushes, firing at the officers. they returned fire. the subject went down. >> police fired to 1 bullets at 26-year-old mcwhorter and he was struck by four rounds. he was armed with this revolver. >> we are hiring additional staff to provide 24/7 response to the scenes where we have people in crisis that could be armed. >> police admitted that would not have helped in this confrontation. the community was grateful for the open dialogue of another police shooting. a mother and her three children are hurt after a car crash in san ramon. we were at crow canyon road last night where the minivan went off

the road and into a traffic pole. a four-year-old boy has a skull fracture. a helicopter flew him to the children's hopped in oakland. a dog was killed in the crash. >> iraqi forces are fighting isis who attacks several security buildings and police stations. dozens of militants spread out through several residential neighborhoods and a number of people have been killed or wounded. officials have not released an exact count. experts believe the reason is to show isis can deploy forces far behind the frontlines in mosul. the united states military is reporting an american service member has died in mosul as the result of a roadside bomb. the pentagon said that the 100 united states forces in mosul are advising, not fighting, but they add they are in the front of the attack. this is the 5th date mission to take mosul from isis control. the name of the deceased individual is going to be released after family members

are notified. >> check this out an image taken from space showing the size of the typhoon that is moving away after 73 miles per hour wind. 750 flights have been canceled or delayed at hong kong. earlier the storm slammed into the northern philippines with deadly force, and at least 13 people are dead, killed mostly in floods and landslides. high winds ripped the roofs off home and sent floodwaters down city street. >> a traffic alert from abc7 morning. >> we got this in for commuters, police activity has shut down the bart station. we were able to get a bart representative on the phone. it sounds like it is routine. something is on the tracks so police are checking that out and get it cleared. hopefully it is only debris or something minor. it is only temporarily closed. we will stay on top of that with

the latest in 10 minutes. there are no delays this morning. we are looking better through the bay bridge toll plaza after lines stabbing up in the cash lanes but now more are open. i programmed to look at the central valley, friday light, but closer look at that next and right now, meteorologist mike nicco and this weekend is different than last. >> it will be cool. but not wet. good morning, everyone, here is a look from our east bay hills camera, clear across the bay and tracking fog at half moon bay and we will watch that. temperatures in the upper 40s in men, dublin, and leften and everyone else in the 50s as we are warmer this morning, you can see mid-to-upper 50s around the bayshore to shows at 56 and hills around los gatos at 67 and san francisco is 59. novato is napa at 50, and a look at oakland, average high is 72. at noon you are at 67. you will top out at 73 at 3:00, a comfortable day. san rafael is no fog and

southbound 101. if you are on bay, faster breezes, and sailing, or kite surfing at coast it is cooler with a few more clouds and moderate uv rays exercising. you could need sunscreen. it is significantly cooler especially tomorrow and into sunday but notice it remains dry during the weekend and that is not the case for monday and tuesday with details next. >> coming up a new list reveals the worst airports to go to during thanksgiving day break: two are in the bay area. >> donald if you do not like what i am saying, feel free to stand up and shout "wrong," while i'm talking. >> parts of this was is uncomfortable it was a night to put politics aside as both candidates exchanged jabs. crowd turned

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hillary clinton and donald trump shared the stage again at a charity dinner. a day after the final presidential debate. both candidates took turns roasting each other. they poked fun at themselves. in the end the crowd turn on trump. here are the details. >> routine stop on the road to the white house, where democrats and republicans unite for a few good laughs at the al smith charity dinner in new york city for catholic charities. >> this joke get the by it laugh. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife, melania, gives the exact same speech and people get on her case. >> after zingers, he fried to knock clinton on corruption and e-mails and the crowd turned on him, interrupting with boos, and many say is a first.

>> boo. >> clinton started with jokes on her steam ma but the main focus, her opponent, going after trump for comments on women. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a "4", maybe a "3" in she changes her hair. >> she took a swipe at his temper met, personality, and relationship with the russians. >> last night, end on a handshake. the candidates are back to business and clinton is holding an event in ohio and trump is in pennsylvania and north carolina. >> is this presidential race stressing you out? "good morning america" did their unscientific stress test on wednesday. ten voters use an app to rate their level of stress, "1" there

monitor, with the biggest stress response was on the discussion of trump's treatment of women. stress levels were even split between both candidates. >> tight. >> i am hold my breath. and the pressure... >> my jaw was clenching. all the tightness hits hard. >> that is interesting. over all the rated stress levels averaged 6.8 out of 10. the trump supporters reported a higher average stress than the clinton supporters. >> we have a valuable tool, no stress death but a way to prepare for election day by including "your voice your vote," the election guide and enter your zip code with a comprehensive resource showing candidates and measures on your

ballot with details on where, when and how to vote and create a list of choices to keep track of personal ballot. all the head of the santa clara deputy sheriff association is blasting sheriff laurie smith on a jail hung are strike. 125 inmates stopped eating five days ago. they are complaining of food, lack of clean clothing, the prices at the commissary. the sheriff association released a statement say they agree with the striking inmates and blames the sheriff smith and i quote, "her lackluster response to the hunger strike is another example of her incompetence." >> a list no one wants to be on, two local airports noon the worst for delays during that that. sfo, first-in-the-nation. >> what a surprise. >> most delays during the holiday, 75% arrived on time at

that that and oakland international was third on the list for the most that that -- thanksgiving day delays. the top five nor thanksgiving day delays, sfo and houston at hobby, oakland, and chicago's two airports were tied for fourth. >> i'm obsessed with delays at sfo and i get them from mike nicco. it can be blue skies and 2 1/2-hour delays at sfo! >> that is called the microclimate. good morning, everyone, the clouds shoot through the san bruno gap and sit on top of sfo. we do not have that is far, the wind are not blowing. they will. it will jump start the cooling trend. temperatures fall back to fall-like levels and tracking showers for early next week. the wind are light and variable and less than six miles per hour, and all of our neighborhoods, but in the afternoon, mid-to-upper 60s at half moon bay and san francisco

and mid-70s around the bay and upper 70s inland with antioch and morgan hill the last hold out at 80. tonight, it will be the same as this morning, maybe a bit cooler inland with upper 40s and low-to-mid 50s and on monday, starting off quiet but in the north bay and spreading down into the heart of the bay the possibility of showers and through tuesday looking like the most difficult commute and tuesday evening the rain is out of here. the storm is staying to the north look at the lack of rain in the south bay to two-thirds in santa rosa. my seven-day forecast shows temperatures in the 60s to nearly 70 next week. worried about winter and the drought? you should be. the outlook is next. >> if you are worried about the bart station closed we get the all clear. i told you we had a full closure of the entire station. they found something on the tracks, near colma station.

police checked it out and got whatever it was. obviously it was not a threatening situation. that is good news for friday morning. looking good from the central valley, friday "lite" as you approach the altamont pass and 25 miles per hour average for that stretch which is not too bad. w will look at the drive times next. >> an update: this just coming in, new images of the nasa crew that just arrived board the soyuz spacecraft on the international space station. these are the tweets on social media, the docking has been confirmed. it happened while you were sleeping, docked into the international space station and on board, it is an american, along with two russian astronauts. kimbro is the flight engineer from texas and was friended with julia roberts during middle and high school. the actress.

again, social media tweets that nasa has been sending out throughout the morning and they are docked and ready to go. we expect them to open the hatches and to see the crew members in the next 15 to half an hour so if we get the images i will pass them along. reggie? natasha? >> fun fact of julia for some reason. >> details on a free health fair in the south bay. >> metlife has fired snoopy. what? we are lending it is not the end of the road for the pooch. >> but, first, techbytes. >> fake apple accessories on amazon. nine of ten of the official chargers and cables sold on amazon were fakes and possibly unsafe. apple is suing the slyer -- the supplier and no longer carrying the products. >> we are looking at the nintendo switch which has each

side of the controller sliding out and reattaches to a portable display launching in march, with no official word on price but it is expected to be around $300. >> camera company kodak is switching focus to smart phone with the new extra, with a 21 mega pixel camera so better quality snaps afternoon because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56.

the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ]

>> snoopy lost a high profile job but another boss said he still employed. first, the bad news, metlife, fired snoopy, yesterday after 30 years of work. now the good news is the meases' parade promises a snoopy balloon will float next month in the thanksgiving day parade. >> i have metlife because of snoopy, so, now what? >> a free health fair for those that do not have medical insurance in downtown san jose. it runs from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. or until noon. i am not sure. it said nine to noon. it will take place at st. joseph's cathedral on market street. services include health screening, flu shot, showers and foot baths, and lunch is served at noon. 300 people took part last year in the health fair.

>> cal's record, win, loss, win, loss, win, loss. game seven tonight, dropping down to 59. lake tahoe is 66 but increasing clouds and breezy and down to 60 by sunday. more than likely we are going to have above normal temperatures but here is the key: we have equal chance of being above, below or average precipitation and normally that means we will be below average and that is not going to help the drought. the drought will be worst across southern california. alexis? >> good morning, it is quiet now i want to talk about a change coming to the bay bridge commutes westbound 80 the treasure island and yerba buena island exits no longer on the left side but they will be on the on side, the right-hand side. i don't thing we will see huge delays but it starts tomorrow.

the first couple of weeks we could see confusion. >> tough time finding current drive times not in the green but i will do my best. that is coming up after 5:00. >> good problem. >> next, a man poses as an undercover police officer trying to lure a woman out of her car. >> vandals deface the fallen officer memorial. more on this investigation. >> we have break news coming in on fight against isis in syria. and the effort to get humanitarian aid out this. we will have much more. coming up. >> a firefighter hurt in a gas explosion in portland is playing down his heroic efforts but

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>> good morning, south bay, let's get going. >> almost 5:00 a.m., and it is friday. you made it. obligate 21. i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. >> and and we have meteorologist mike nicco, and jessica castro. and alexis smith, our traffic reporter. >> we will talk about the weather. hopefully a lot of people will do this for the weather. we talked yesterday about fog running. it is not too thick, "4" in napa and "3" in half moon bay our visibility in miles. from the exploritorium at pier 15, can you see 48 to 59. milder. 72 inland. a ton of sunshine but for the coast. up to 78, warmer than average. that will