remember one in three people get shingles in their lifetime, will it be you? talk you to your doctor or pharmacist about me, single shot zostavax. you've got a shot against shingles. good morning. we're tracking breaking news this morning as it relates to that horrible plane crash. and we're talking traffic with alexis and mike has your cold forecast. >> yeah, unlike yesterday morning, it is cold this morning. may need to bring the humidifier

out, too, because the cold mornings will hang around. be running the heater a lot. clear conditions on live doppler 7. let's take a look and show you the temperatures from the mid-30s to nearly 50 from our inland neighborhoods to san francisco. by noon, we're all around 534 to 57 and then by 4 okay, 55 to 57. you will definitely need the sunglasses. grab the coat again this evening. we're back in the mid upper to 40s by 7:00. good morning. i'll take you back down to san jose on our traffic maps where it sounds like we have a crash involving a pedestrian. i have not confirmed if that is fatal or not. but avoid this intersection of monterey and senter road. that is right by a shopping center. a little bit of good news at the golden gate bridge, we had a semi that went through a narrow lane, but that has cleared. for a lot of you, all those gifts that you've just ordered will end up in front of your door waiting for you or if you're unlucky, a thief to just pick them up and walk away. >> it happens so so many.

now one south bay city taking steps to catch the thieves red handed. matt keller is live in campbell this morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know that horrible feeling you get the notification on your smartphone that your package has been delivered at your home and then when you get home, your well, now campbell police is following that package. it's their bait package program. you have seen the videos. people recording thieves taking their deliveries right from their porches. this has b now police are placingpackages. once the package is stolen, the hunt is on. police get the alert and officers expect to arrest the thief within minutes. of course they say the best protection is prevention. police recommend you have the package delivered to a secure location like a pick skrup facility or the actual store or just make sure you're going to be home during the scheduled delivery time. campbell police hopes this sends

a message to the thieves. don't come to their city and steal packages. matt keller, abc 7 news. you can take steps to avoid getting your packages stolen. first have your package delivered to someone who can actually receive it in person like a neighbor or a relative. or just arrange for it to be delivered to your workplace. you can also track it on democratic line and schedule specific date and time for your delivery so you know you will be home to receive it. we have a breaking news update the on what is happening in colombia, site of the deadly plane crash carrying a brazil i don't know club soccer team. 75 dead, but six people have survived. i said earlier that there were crews traveling to the wreckage site on the ground. you see that they have gotten there, they are picking up the pieces from that plane. i also want to show you new video. this is from one of the players

of the team traveling there. this is from a defensive player for the team. he has survived. he is one of the survivors. and this is before the team was boarding the plane when they were taking off from brazil. they were on their way to colombia to play in the south american cup when their plane went down. we will be tracking the story as new details and new video comes in. there were in that plane members of that brazilian soccer team, 20 journalists, invited guests and the crew. again, 75 dead, six survivors. back to you. a major development in the case of sherry pa pei papini. this morning we're hearing from her husband. the 34-year-old went missing on november 2 and miraculously was found safe on thanksgiving morning 22 days later and 150 miles away. this morning her husband keith released a statement exclusively to "good morning america"

describing the plomoment that h first saw his wife and her condition. he said she was thrown from a vehicle with a chain around her waist attached to her wrists and a bag over her head. he said she was badly beaten, had a broken nose and that her hair was chopped off. the shasta county sheriff said that morning they interviewed papini yesterday, they still though have a lot of questions. >> we don't know if it was targeted to her specifically or a random abduction. >> sheriff says they're still looking for two armed hispanic women driving a dark colored suv, but hope to get mor information when they interview papini today. we've posted keith's full statement on abc7news.com. and the other big story, this fire that is now out of control in the tennessee mountains. this is in gatlinburg which is not far away from where dollywood is. mandatory evacuations are in affect, 100 homes have been burned and tens ever thousands

are without power. kendis gibson has more. >> reporter: fear flames and blinding smoke across the tennessee mountains. >> we need to leave. >> reporter: wildfires engulfing towns to the theme park dollywood. officials ordering everyone to leave. dramatic video posted showing people evacuating, roads visible and flames creeping closer to the road. a man stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows on the upper floors because we were suffer indicating from the smoke like so bad, like we were on the ground suffocating. because you had to lay perfectfully flat on the ground or the smoke was too thick. it was even too thick for the masks. >> reporter: the fire moved

faster than anyone expected. and the sous chef posting this terrifying video, flames surrounding the building as smoke fills the room. he later wrote, they're all safe. kendis gibson, abc news, new york. and this is basically in the great smoky mountains. and mike is telling us that they are receiving a lot of rain this morning. so hopefully that helps out. also want to tell you about a 26-year-old man accused of molesting a child on b.a.r.t..9-year-old girl was on a train headed west toward bay fair station. marcus brown touched her inappropriately and family member intervened thankfully got off the train and called police. the girl then identified brown. he was arrested at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station. brown faces several molestation charges and is banned from b.a.r.t. for up to a year. the president-elect has filled another cabinet position this morning. abc news reports that morning georgia congress p man tom price has accepted the position as head of the department of health and human services. surprise a republican and was an

outspoken critic of the affordable care act. as for the green party candidate jim stein's recount efforts, she's now suing wisconsin demanding that they recount by hand. stein filed for a recount in pennsylvania yesterday and she's still raising money to fund a recount in michigan who gave the victory to mr. trump yesterday. happening today, berkeley city council expected to talk about issues with short term rentals like airbnb. the council will address tracking and regulation questions brought up by council members in july. among these issues, renting buildings like sheds and garages. they're also expected to discuss using zoning certificate numbers to track rentals. that lets the city verify hosts went through the correct city process. and uber drivers will join a national protest calling for a higher minimum wage and the right to unionize. currently uber workers have neither of those. they complain after gas and car maintenance, they struggle to pay bills. uber drivers are joining fast food workers, child care

employees and baggage handlers as part of fight for $15 it's at sfo at noon. let's start with some of the coolest conditions in the inland valley. san ramon valley out towards livermore, temperatures around livermore, temperatures around 36 in dublin, danville, walnut creek, 37. police achbleasant hill, 38. the wind keeping the temperature up in napa. but also keeping the fog from forming. so good news there. how about 44 in san jose, san carlos about 45. pacif pacifica. 47. exercising will be a cooler morning. commuting will be good. dry with no fog, but watch out at the coast, dangerous surf developing. san jose near the shark tank. temperatures hovering around 60 today. mid-50s to near 60 tomorro with a slight chance of a shower. and then upper 50s near 60

thursday. we'll take a look at the chance of a shower and much warmer weekend weather coming up. quite a bit happening here the first 40 minutes or so of the commute, but right now we're looking okay. things start to ing to slowly f in. in about 20 minutes, metering lights will be only. only red out of the central valley, westbound 205 to 580, 24 mifrn and down to just about 20 miles per hour as you get close to altamont pass. and tracy to dublin, 41 minutes. no delays on westbound 4. san rafael to san francisco, just 18 minutes. we have one collision in the south bay, we'll take a look at that next. coming up, thousands of dollars of clothing and jewelry gone in minutes and a homeowner watching it all go down thousands of miles away. >> donald trump, baby. also tirade. a vocal supporter of the president-elect suffers the

consequences following a political rant. and live conditions outside right now, bay bridge toll plaza not too bad. not too bad. looks like metering lights heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing

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paleded to settle a pay dispute. there was a one day strike last would he be forcing the airline to cancel more than 2700 flights about pilots want a 3.7% pay raise retroactive to 2012. donald trump, baby. that's right. this man know what's up. >> this is a donald trump supporter who is now banned from flying delta for life. this video was posted on facebook, it shows the man shouting about mr. trump, making derogatory comments about hillary clinton and her supporters. the flight was headed from atlanta to allentown. delta has refunded everyone's fare saying the man should have been removed immediately. a distracted driver is blamed for an accident that september a child to the hospital. the boy was in a crosswalk on snyder lane when the driver hit him throwing the boy about 40 feet. the driver had been reading a text message. the boy had bumps, scrapes and possible broken leg. the driver did stay on the scene

and cooperated can police. protesters have gotten an emergency evacuation order from north dakota's government to get off the land following weeks of clashes between the sioux tribe and police. the tribe wants to stop construction of an oil pipeline that would run beneath the missouri river. the order from the governor cites safety concerns like harsh winter weather conditions. the protesters say they are not going anywhere. two tornadoes touched down in eastern iowa yesterday. no injuries reported. no injuries reported. this is the second year passengers on this jet were stunned.

>> just open the door and jumped out. >> reporter: landing in houston from new orleans, but not at the gate yet, the emergency doors gone, as well as a passenger. spotted on video obtained by kprc, she is seen running across the tarmac towards the terminal. but authorities quickly realize this is not a threat, but a medical case. >> she has a problem. >> reporter: the woman hospitalized overnight, but this is not the first time in the past due years we've seen flight attendants who decided to quit by deploying the emergency chutes and bailing out of the aircraft and their jobs. more details coming up at 7:00 a.m. plus the latest on the airport workers strike at chicago's o'hare airport. i'm david curley, abc news, washington. some bay area high school students are hoping to set a record while doing a good deed. >> abc 7 was at san mateo high school as students collected and weighed the donated food. they have held the drive for

decades now, but this year students started organizing themselves over the summer. they got a big head start. they wanted to collect 100,000 pounds of food and break a school record that was set 11 years ago. >> we did assemblies and rallies and we stood outside of storefronts and held up posters. >> students from 3:00 to 9:00 would stand out there and they count the cans every day. >> that is amazing. students also reached out to local organizations for cash donations. the food collected will be donated to second harvest food bank. to we kn do we know the results? >> no, but i know that there is hope when i see those kids taking time in the summer to start collecting. good morning, mike nicco. i was trying to dial up the radar. wanted to show you what is going on. in gatlinburg where the storms are since about 11:00 last night, seem like the radar doesn't want to work with me there. but it's been raining steady nearly 2 inches of rain.

so hopefully they can get some relief there in the southeast from those wildfires that we're so much more used top. you can see just how quiet it is outside. no fog. a little bit of a breeze in the north bay, but a whole lot of sunshine and warm afternoon. tonight it will be cool once again, mainly seeing stars. weekend, highs will be warmest this week. so something to look forward to if you didn't like being wet and cool last weekend. 58 at half moon bay, one of the cool spot. san francisco, concord, livermore 59. everybody else 60 to 62. watch out some fog in the central valley. not quite as cold as this morning. the accuweather 7 day forecast, there is a stray shower possible tomorrow. we'll just see more clouds and a little cooler weather. that will lead to another which i will chilly morning thursday. we rebound in weekend anden monday it will start getting cooler again. and we started off pretty busy on the roads. everything has cleared with the exception of a deadly crash

involving a pedestrian in the south bay. so zooming in on our traffic maps, it's at monterey and senter road right next to a shopping center. no details other han to avoid the area as the investigation is ongoing. everything else has cleared that we had blocking. things are steadily filling this. here is a look at westbound through emeryville. no meerting lights yet. b.a.r.t., no delays. 39 trains in service. cal tran looking good. we'll take a look at drive times coming up. more legal trouble for palo alto based and its founder. investors are suing the health tech company of misleading claims about its blood sampling product saying it doesn' perform as the company said it would. they also face a $100 million

lawsuit filed by walgreen's alleging fraud. and a study out of johns hopkins shows that cancer patients who rely on medicare to pay their bills are this for a costly surprise. cancer patients without a medicare supplemental insurance policy can end up paying up to 63% of their income for treatment because medicare only covers 80% of costs. research also shows that cancer treatment contributes more to health care costs than treatment for any other disease. and the ocean wide center is part of the trans bay development plan and includes two towers. one is of 00 fee600 feet, the o. the buildings will accommodate residences and office spaces. a las vegas woman was out of the country when her home security company called her to tell her there was activity in her home. so she pulls up the surveillance video remotely and sees the

would thieves ransacking her house. she says they stole thousands of dollars worth of clothing and jewelry. and look at that, those up close pictures of these people. they found the keys to her car and drove off in it. i wish i could tell you this has a good ending. so far it doesn't. the thieves have not been found. you know that queasy feeling you get when your plane is about to land in bad weather? imagine being the pilot. a royal danish airport pilot had to land his helicopter on a boat while both being tossed around in a storm. this is all part of an extreme weather drill, it took several attempts to make it. the pilot admitted though afterwards that he was anxious about the whole thing. he also said an american navy pilot on board had never tried anything like it. next, things you need to know to start your day. also what prince, rem and

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you don't just graduate from medical school, "or something." and we don't just pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and hand-slice avocado. there's nothing "or something" about it. 7 things you need to know. >> number one from the live desk, a deadly plane crash in colombia. it was carrying a brazilian club soccer team. numerous journalists and others. 75 people are dead, there are six survivors. and the husband of pennsylvan papini says his wife was badly beaten and mad a broken nose. investigators plan to interview her again today. and east bay health officials are investigating deaths of three people who may have died after eating the same thanksgiving feast. the meal was at an american

legion hall in apt i don't go, over 800 people were served. lab tests will not be back for weeks. number four, the san francisco supervisor will propose a plan to provide legal representation for undo you mcu immigrants this response to donald trump who says he will defund sanctuary cities like san francisco. and we're up to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. still trying to dry out from the soggy weekend? a slight chance of rain tomorrow and another one monday. enjoy the dry warm weather while we have it. number six, enjoy the quiet commute while it lasts, as well. we're looking okay right now. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, up to 43 minutes. no delays southbound 680 and northbound 85. you're also still in the greene at just 6 minutes. and number seven, if you need to recover from all the binge shopping, this is you chance. today is giving tuesday. is a national call to donate

to charities. if you can't give money, you can also donate your time. go to nbc oig abc7news.com to f organization near you. and new additions to the hall of fame bringing total recordings to 1038. prince sign o the times, rem losing my religion, and sonny and cher i got the you babe, nirvana smells like teen spirit. a group of chihuahuas are back east looking for loving homes thanks to virgin america. the airline donated $10 from each ticket booked yesterday to animal welfare. organizations including san francisco animal care and control, virgin provided will video from the air lift yesterday. that is too good. the flight full of four legged passengers took off from sfo bound for the big apple and their forever homes.

that chihuahua is really getting into the christmas spirit help hopefully they will be able to be adopted by great families. >> so cute. and our golden state warriors have won 12 in a row, but that's not the only winning they're doing. the dubs are winners of cyber mop, as well. the retail website fanatics say the warriors are were the top selling nba team when it comes to merchandise. steph curry had the stop selling jersey with other names like durant, thompson and green, we shouldn't be too surprised, warriors doing great on and off the court. we're coming back with more on the breaking news out of colombia. >> and also the muni hack that forced the transit agency to give free ride, it could have been worse than first thought. been worse than first thought. and hate speech at

it's 5:30. >> lots going on. and the whole team. jessica, gom. and alexis a back and mike nicco bringing us the chill. >> and very trdry. dry air is taking away any chance of wet weather today. it's a little breezy north at about 11 to 25 up there in our east bay hills we'll be in the mid to upper 50s, bright and blue afternoon. notice i put in an asterisk next to the sunset at 4:51. that is the earliest the sun is going to set and that will continue until december 13th. and i think we are some of the few that do not mind that. a little bit easier to go to bed when it gets dark so early. want to zoom in on the traffic

maps. one new issue popped up on eastbound 580 just past that 980 merge. so sounds like we have a collision may have happened off on the shoulder and part of the slow lane blocked. also if you're going inbound toward san francisco, it does sound like we have a disabled vehicle on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. we'll take a look at that coming up. and investigators starting to comb through the wreckage of a plane crash in colombia. >> on board a brazilian soccer team, most of whom died. jessica is tracking the story. >> some of the details coming in are heartbreaking. i've been reading brazilian news sites and i learned one of the trainer's sons was supposed to be on board that plane, he actually forgot his passport, was not allowed on. unfortunately, his dad was among those 75 dead. there are six survivors this morning. here is a picture from some of those players from the brazilian club team, they're a top national team. they were headed to play in the

finals of the south american cup in colombia. the team's facebook page put out a statement saying god be where our athletes, officials, journalists and other guests that were on board that plane. i'll continue working the story and bring you any new details that continue coming in this morning. and there are new questions this morning about the muni hack that disabled more than 2,000 computer systems. >> how far back did the hack really go and was the attack ongoing? amy hollyfield live for us in san francisco. >> reporter: it now looks like that muni's commuputers may hav been compromised for up to two week. this is the ominous message that showed up on computer screens from the san francisco examiner. the message said you hacked. a software engineer tells examiner he saw this message on the screen back on november 13th. he says he is a developer, he immediately recognized it as an

attack. a muni spokesperson insists the attack was shorter than that, just friday through sunday. some riders are nervous about what this all could mean, but a spokesperson says it wasn't that damaging. >> it did not impact transit service or safety through the system. and we're encouraged that it doesn't appear that customers information was breached. >> reporter: some ride rs got free rides because the fare machines weren't working. fbi and homeland security have been contacted about the attack. the attackers demanded a ransom, but officials say they do not plan to pay it. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. union city place are investigating a triple shooting in a restaurant parking lot that left a man dead, this was at the texas road house just off 880 around 9:00 last night. two other men were taken to the hospital, one in serious condition. the other in critical. police say they arrested three suspects about a block away.

they recovered a gun and other evidence from the suspect's car. >> the suspect vehicle that was stopped had at least three occupants in it. at the it this point we're not looking for any additional suspect vehicles or weapons. and at this point there is no known ongoing threat to the public. a lot of people as you might imagine shopping this time of year at that center. luckily up luckily none of them was hurt. the search is on for the gurp man who shot and killed a 37-year-old man. the shooting happened near castro valley high school on red wood road around 6:00 last night. authorities say the victim is a well respected union construction worker and they're trying to find out why someone would want to kill him. this morning we are hearing for the first time from the husband of sherri papini, the redding woman found alive three weeks after being kidnapped. she was found safe thanksgiving morning. this morning her husband released a statement to gma describing the moment he first saw her in the hospital and it is brutal. keith says her face was covered

in bruises ranging from yellow to black because of repeated beatings, the bridge of her nose broken, her now emaciated body of 87 pounds was covered in multicolored bruises, severe burns, red rashes an chain markings. her long blond hair had been chopped off, that she had been branded. he thanked investigators and volunteers and asked for privacy. we'll have more on this story in our next half hour and we have posted his full statement on abc7news.com. developing news out of antioch this morning where county health officials are trying to cause of an illness that killed three people after eating at the american legion hall. two days later, sutter delta medical center had admitted eight patients reporting nausea, vomiting and tdiarrhea. one person remains hospitalized.

>> all the patients are associated with the same living facility, so it's unclear if the illness is related to the thanksgiving day event or to their living situation. >> golden health church hosted event. they did not return our calls for comment. may be weeks before any lab results come in. we spent an alert when the story broke and you can be alerted where you live, just download the free app and enable push alerts. happening now, fast moving wildfires forcing evacuations in great smoky mountains. the good news to report, they are getting rain. mike says it's pretty heavy rain, too. currently no one is allowed into the popular tourist city of gatlinburg. and is this not far from dollywood theme park. officials announced more than 100 homes have burned in gatlinburg as crews are trying to battle high winds, flame, smoke and ash. and look how close it's getting to the road. one person has been hurt, schools in the area are closed

today. classes are resuming at ohio state this morning as the fbi investigates the motive behind the attack. 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan was a somali immigrant and student at ohio state. police say he ran down students in his car yesterday and then jumped out and started stabbing people with a butcher knife. according to law enforcement officials, artan posted on facebook, quote, i can't take it anymore, just three minutes before the first call for help. 11 people were hurt, police say without a campus police officer's agent of heroism, it could have been a lot worse. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and he ended the situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and he eliminated the threat. sxwlt suspect died after being shot by that officer. investigators believe he posted on facebook saying, quote, if you want us muslims to stop carrying lone wolf attacks, then make peace. now to the trump transition, the president-elect is meeting with mitt romney again today

despite some controversy romney remains contender for secretary of state. five days ago goeg, kellyanne conway tweeted that she's receiving backlash warning against picking romney. the two met for the first time ten days ago. as for other candidates, mr. trump said that he was very impressed after meeting with david petraeus. you'll recall petraeus resigned after mishandling classified information as cia chief will in 2012. let's talk about the temperatures. 7 degrees cooler in oakland. in the peninsula, minute low park, 37. foster city, 40. everybody else in the mid upper to 40s, half moon bay, 41. concord 39. san ramon, 37. hayward 42. along with mill valley. let's take a see it's clear.

exercising, a cooler dangerous surf though at the coast. definitely dryer than yesterday. temperatures flirting with 60 today. cooler with a vit chanslight cha tour tomorrow. warmer weather coming this weekend and a look at the rain tomorrow next. and i want to take you back down to the south bay where we unfortunately have a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. it's on monterey road and we're hearing that southbound side near senter road just before you get to capital expressway will be closed until about 8:00 this morning for that investigation. i'm not seeing a big backup right now, but of course it is early, just 5:39. bay bridge commute, looking a little heavy coming into san francisco this morning. we did have a disabled vehicle near the 7th street on ramp there and that was in the middle lanes they were a able to get that cleared fairly quickly. so stop and go traffic. and trying to at the time fet g

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a top high school is making headlines and not if reasons. according to the examiner, there have been reports of racially charged hate graffiti at lowell high school found in bathrooms, bulletin boards and classroom desks. and school staff plans to send a letter to student this is week telling them to show respect for their peers. a mosque in fresno is just the latest to receive a letter threatening genocide. the handwritten letter praises president-elect donald trump and goes on to say, quote, he's going to do to you muslim what is hitler did to the jews. mosques in stockton and pomona have all received the letters. it's signed by the americans for a better way.

mosq mosque leaders want more police protection. and pleas expected to be entered today in the murder of a sheriff. the body of the 21-year-old was found beaten, stabbed and burned in an east oakland park. laura rodgers told police she planned to kill carla who she knew for several years. rodgers also said her boyfriend poured gasoline over carla and set her on fire. no motive has been revealed in this murder. more than 100 people attended a candlelight vigil in support of officer robby c support of officer robby c oig c he had been chasing a man and the man hit the him on the head with a skateboard. chon's sister spoke at the vigil. >> i want to assure my nephews that everything will be okay.

>> seems like such a big city when you drive around it. but we really have like that hometown feeling. >> police have arrested 28-year-old for assault on chon. chon remains in critical condition, but is showing signs of progress. happening today, san francisco supervisors scheduled to vote on whether to allow the ghost bikes to remain in the city. the painted white ghost bikes are placed as memorials at sites where bike riders have been killed. right now the policy is to remove the memorials after two week. families of victims feel that is disrespectful. many in the biking community feel the same way. .resolution asks for a one year moratorium. the woman who was paralyzed below the waist by a falling tree limb is now suing the park for negligence. the 36-year-old suffered a broken skull and severed spinal cord when she was hit by a 100-pound branch in august. according to the chronicle, the lawsuit claims that the pine

tree that lost the limb was negligently pruned. the lawsuit is for an unspecified amount. her husband said the family is struggling just to pay their bills. an antioch firefighter is recovering from injuries he suffered when he fell through the roof of that apartment building. and it was all caught on camera. a hard fall and one leg went through and he is expected to okay. the flames burned through two apartments and damaged two others. brazen shop lifters hit an apple store in marin county on black friday. several people came into the store around 2:00 p.m. friday and grabbed computers and iphones on the display tables and took off. police have not released any details about the suspects and no one was hurt. if you've installed the latest update for uber, it's now tracking your location even

after you get out of the car. the san francisco based company says it wants to access your location from the moment you request a ride to five minutes after you get out of the car. they say it will improve pickups and dropoffs along with enhancing safety. if you're not into that, you can always turn off location sharing in your settings, if you to that, you will have to manually type in the address every time you want a ride. take a look at this video shot by a passenger aboard a flight. it's dumping fuel before making a safe landing. flames shot from one of the boeing 747 four engines just moments after it took off from sfo for tokyo yesterday. sky 7 was above sfo when flight 837 returned about three hours later. it was a safe landing and fortunately no one was hurt. wouldi would have been kiss ground. mike nicco has a look on the your chilly forecast. >> and fog-free. absolutely clear as we have the

fog layer on live doppler 7. and the wind layer showing the reason why. we have a bit a breeze in the north bay. it is clear out there. bright and blue and a little warmer. stray shower possible tomorrow and a warm weekend. but much cooler possible next week. tomorrow morning, almost as cool as this morning and you can see tooley fog in the central valley. here we have at 9:00 tomorrow morning, you can see a few scattered radar returns showing up through moon. and then a little better chance from noon to 5:00 in the north bay and from 5:00 to about 10:00. now, the air underneath these showers will be so dry, i think we'll get sprinkles at best. so we don't even have a storm impact scale on it. just more clouds and a little cooler tomorrow. we'll cool thanks to that cold front back in to the 30s and 40s thursday morning. we'll rebound into the 60s and then look for mid-60s it weekend before another cooling trend begins monday. but pretty dry other than that. isolated shower tomorrow. and i'll take you back down to san jose, this is our only

significant blocking issue right now. and unfortunately, this is a deadly crash investigation involving a pedestrian. southbound monterey road closed before you get to kcapitol expressway. you can use 101 instead. and we have gotten a few more details in the last few minutes. so sounds like it happened just before 3:00 this morning. they aren't thinking they will get the roadway back open until at least 8:00. so that is normally the lighter side of traffic this time of day, but it is impacting buses, as well. vta lines 66, 68, 7 0rks 73 and 304 are being rerouted off of monterey road due to the investigation. and i know i promised a look at a couple other issues. we'll take a look at that next. new this morning, president-elect donald trump sending out this tweet within just the last hour. and it res quote nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do, there must be consequences. perhaps loss of citizenship or

year in jail. and this comes after a handful of students in massachusetts burned the american flag this week in protest to election results. purposing the flag is constitutionally protected under the first amendment. that protection stems from a ruling in a case dating back to 1989. so the president-elect once again getting a lot of negative reaction for his twitter account this morning. back to you. we both know that finding parking in san francisco is already a tough task. new at 6:00, the reason it should soon become harder. and first unique take on san francisco's millennium tower from space. why it may be sinking faster than anyone thought. plus an american hero remembered thanks for the goodwill of a bay area woman at a flea market find. a flea market find. and you can

- anwith the city on newbnb, common-sense home sharing rules. to help protect affordable housing, we've launched a one host, one home policy. so hosts may now only rent space at one address in san francisco. and we want to work together to improve the city's permit system so that it's simple, fair and effective. together, we can make the new rules work

for all of san francisco.

october and november rains are raising hopes of a wet year. but water officials say we have a long way to go. the rains have done wonders for the bay area, especially the east bay. livermore for example has a seasonal rainfall that is 148% of normal. our reservoirs though have still plenty to fill up, several are only 40% of normal capacity for thanksgiving weekend. shasta is doing better with 64%. >> european space agency has released images that show millennium tower sinking from space. it has sunk 16 inches since it opened in 2009. and this image as the red for the dots, they represent the tilt. the tower sunk 1.6 to 1.8 inches

over the recent one year period. two homeowners and the city have filed lawsuits so far claiming the developer knew the building was sinking. if or in san francisco tonight, doobie brothers are putting on a concert at the free lighting event. the doobie brothers started in 1970 in san jose and had a historic career. they are playing tonight before the tree lights up. this is video from last year. the tenth annual event represents the all-stars helping kids organization. it kicks off at 5:00 p.m. at 555 california. let's take a look at some of the numbers. reggie mentioned how great the rain season has been for october and november. and you can see from san jose half inch above average, same we're well ahead of last year he's pace, but last year we received a lot of rain in december, january, february. this year the forecast not supposed to be as wet.

we do have a high surf advisory through 6:00 this evening. be careful out at the coast. we're traveling around the state today, look at this, it is clear everywhere. some evening showers are possible thursday up in tahoe, a few more shower, not a lot of snow, sunday and monday. so enjoy what is up there. we have just a minor issue if in oakland area. eastbound 580 away from the maze just past the 980 merge, sounds like a two car collision blocking the far right lane. so waiting for the tow truck to arrive. and we did have a minor issue on the bay bridge, too, westbound 8023 minutes between 4 and the maze. and across the bay bridge, a disabled vehicle on the san francisco side. stop and go traffic remains. southbound 101 to the airport, you're okay at just 9 minutes. we have a deadly crash in the south bay this morning. more information on that coming up. if you're in the habit of being late with your credit card payments, now is the time to resolve do better in 2017. this january, new rules kick in

allowing card issuers to charge more, as much as $38 for anyone who makes more than one late payment a year. regulators set the fee at $35 in 2013, and they have been inching up every since then to the current $37. about 20% of cardholders routinely incur those late fees. san jose woman turned a flea market purchase into a living memory of a world war ii sailor. >> tammy opened up her purchase and she found a purple heart that was awarded to shirley macon. tammy said she knew she had to find the person's family. >> and i knew in a minute, in a second that this has to be returned to somebody, to a family. >> i was thrilled. in fact it was difficult for me to continue speaking with her for a while because i got pretty emotional. >> yeah, that is theresa.

shirley macon was her uncle. he was a navy gunners mate killed trying to take japanese ship, and tammy tracked her down through a genealogy ancestry website. for both, they say this will be a holiday season to remember. new at 6:00, protection for anyone who has left and online review. you from being sued. and new information on the redding mom found three weeks after she went missing. what her husband is revealing this morning and new details on the investigation from the sheriff in charge of the case. and i tip following breaking news, deadly plane crash in south america that killed 75 people including members of a brazilian club soccer team. i'll have new details on the investigation and rea

it is 6:00 a.m. on tuesday,

november 29th. in and we have the whole team here. a lot going on and new details about the missing redding mom found alive after three weeks. only on abc 7 news, her husband is revealing new details about the case and the couple's emotional reunion. also a wall of flames in tennessee, thousands forced to evacuate as a fire rages out of control. >> and thieves taking packs right off the front porch. the high tech way a city plans to stop those thefts. all of that in just a second, but first alexis has a traffic alert. >> we'll take you to video, this is in san jose. and we're looking at southbound monterey road, that is fully blocked for an investigation for a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. this happened just before 3:00 this morning. a taxicab with passengers actually hit a woman who was not at a crosswalk. unfortunately,