it is 5:00 in the morning on thursday, september 21st. thanks for being here. >> that's right. good morning to all of you. we're going to start with the weather and traffic and, mike, you guys were cold last night? is that what you were saying, or this morning? >> chilly. definitely cold. >> felt good to me. >> yeah, it was nice. not complaining. just an observation. look at this, look at the white. yosemite village all the way up to around salt lake and reno. we had some snow with our higher elevations there. we've got some showersean. we're stuck in between so expect

today to be a really nice of sunshine b it day going to be a little breezy with those a anumut look at the exploratoriu. no fog out there at all. 51 to 56. look at that, 61 to 65 at noon. 61 to only 68 at 4:00. already you're in the 50s at 7:00. so get ready for cooler than average day. grab those sunglasses. you'll need them. let's talk about the commute, alexis. >> we're off to a great start. a live look at walnut creek. southbound 680 not seeing any brake lights yet. no issues as you head to the 24 interchange. a quick check of mass transit, looking great this morning. i want to remind you warm springs b.a.r.t. station will be closed this weekend and next weekend for work on the silicon valley extension so there will be a free bus bridge set up eth at warm springs taking you to fremont station that could add 20 to 30 minutes to your trip.'t drive to

warm springs. we'll take a look at drive times up next. >> alexis, thank you. developing news now. rescuers frantically working to save survivors after that powerful earthquake in mexico. at least 230 people have died. here's arlette are racing against time, working to rescue a young girl trapped inside the rubble of what was once an elementary school. officials believe two others may be trapped in the rubble with her. rescuers peeking into the debris, raising their arms above their heads to silence the crowd as they listen for signs of life. at least 25 people were killed when an entire wing of the school collapsed, most of them children. so much of the school destroyed, but students' backpacks still hangils.er e oy miraculously 11 people from the school have been rescued after being buried under the rubble. 13-year-old rodrigo was lucky enough to escape. saying he had to be evacuated by

crawling over a wall. dozens of buildings in central mexico wereed by massiveenla ftt 7.1 earthquake tuesday. people rushed into the street. some capturing videos of buildings collapsing around them. the shaking lasting for several minutes. >> i still don't feel safe. i feel like i'm living -- >> reporter: in mexico city alone more than 50 people rescued from the rubble but there are fears others could still be trap rped.ponders contg through the destruction as volunteers bring food and water to those involved in the search. the mayor says more than 40 buildings have collapsed and half the city is without power. president to extend condolences for the lives lost and damages caused by the earthquake. he offered assistance and search and rescue teams which are already being deployed from the u.s. arlettsae z,en a nbc and here at the live desk, i

am keeping my eye on broadcasts from mexico city right now. we're hoping to get word on that rescue effort under way to save that 12-year-old girl arlette just mentioned. her name is sophia and i want to show you this video from just a few moments ago. this is the search under way that has happened overnight. rescuers have been able to get her water and oxygen but they have been struggling to get her safely out from beneath the debris. arlette mentioned moments ago other kids may be alive trapped inside there and as i've been listening to the broadcasts here this morning from the tv station i can tell you -- i speak spanish and i've been listening, some families saying they don't want machinery to go in there because they are hoping after hearing this little girl is still alive that their family members might still be alive underneath that bble. that's the sceneru playing out. it's hard to hear those interviews, natasha. >> thank you, jessica.

it is 5:04 now. an earthquake early warning system could save lives in california. developers seem to be lacking fund. scientists at uc berkeley are working on an earthquake warning system for the bay area, developing a separate pilot program as well called shake alert. the proposal to cut the budget this year but the program's funding is still up in the air. mexico and japan are fully implemented their early warning systems. people had a 20-second warning before the 7.1 quake on tuesday. >> the motivations were big earthquakes that did a lot of damage and killed a lot of people and so the united states hasn't had that situation. >> shake alert is scheduled for a limited public rollout next year. they plan to test it in places like schools and hospitals. well, don't be alarm next wednesday, fema plans to test em. emergency alert syst the test interrupting radio, tv and cable programs. it will last about a minute and

you'll hear the words this is a national test of the emergency alert system, this is only a test. this is scheduled to happ next wednesday around 11:20 a.m. if canceled a backup test set for october 4. developing news out of berkeley where parents are being warned about a suspicious man. the berkeley unified school district says someone tried to lure a middle schooler at a bus stop at shattuck and durant avenues. the 12-year-old tells abc 7 news the man drove a dark green minivan. she says he had a dark beard and >>e wa gesturing me to come to his car or in his car and he was blowing air kisses and waving. >> the suspect description is similar to that of a man involved in two incidents in 2015. in those case as man in a dark green minivan tried to lure girls on telegraph avenue near willard middle school. berkeley police have not said if these cases are connected. alameda police are searching for a peeping tom. look at this video. it clearly captures him walking

looking into windows. police posted this on their facebook page. officials say he's been targeting homes for several days. all overnight between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. if you have any idea who this is call alameda police. happening today we're expecting to get our first look at a memorial installation honoring the 36 lives lost in oakland's ghost ship fire. local artists are working on the tribute and we're told it's in the form of a ship's mast. the installation will include written messages and memories. people will be invited to add their thoughts to the ship and it will open october 18th. the ghost ship fire was the deadliest in oakland's history. more than four years after the deadly asiana crash, the only passenger claim is heading to trial now. according to our media partner the bay area news group, santa clara dental surgeon claims she can no longer work because of

her injuries. the trial begins tomorrow with jury selection. it's only to determine damages since asiana admitted liability for the crash. all other known claims have been settled out of court. the 49ers go on deep discount, i'm talking it's going to cost you less to go to a game than it costs for a lot of you to see a movie. >> that is if you can get to the game at all because it's happening right at rush hour. abc 7 news reporter matt keller iv lisara.e i good morning bs matt. >> reporter: good morning. it sounds like a bummer to go to the 49ers game but tickets are really cheap. i checked three apps, and they show that the cheapest tickets per individual is $17, $18, and $20 apiece. that's really cheap. to give you an idea how cheap it will cost you $40 for your car to get into this parking lot here and get a seat so, that's right, it will cost about half for you to have your own sea the stadium here at levi's. it's not just one thing you can

point to that would show why these prices are so low. 49ers are on a bad run for the past couple of seasons. they're winless so far this season, 0-2. new head coach and gm. a lot of complaints about the heat in the seat section exposed to the sun. it's hard to believe three years ago when this stadium opened up the 49ers had the highest estimated price in the nfl for a family of four to attend a game at $641. "san francisco chronicle" reports the average ticket price across all remaining home games is $179. obviously that could go up or down depending on how the games play out. don't forget about the traffic. the stretch of 101 that goes by the stadium here was just named the third worst commute in the bay area. of course kickoff tonight is at 5:25 right in the heart of rush hour. reporting live at levi stadium, ,att bc 7ne erll>> matt, thank you. >> everything is bad. right? >> at least it's not sweltering hot with no ac.

mike is bringing us nice, cool temperatures. >> you can't claim it's too expensive. >> how about those ticket prices? yeah. makes it worth it almost. you can watch it on tv, too. a look at what's going on withms away from puerto rico, the dominican republic here. still, though, she's lashing out in the form of flooding. 14 of the 27 gauges here reporting minor to major flooding so this system as it pulls away is still going to leave a lingering effect in puerto rico. santa rosa and american canyon 49. napa 50. everybody else mid to upper 50s here's a look from the golden gate bridge. pretty quiet. thinking about going across it today knohe winds are going to t pickw up and run perpendicr so they'll push you around a little bit. small craft advisory for the bay, for the beaches because of

the winds there, and mild conditions. around the state today showers. we have snow in the higher elevations of yosemite and tahoe. this will be the last day as warmer sunshine will take over. we'll be lucky if we get to the mid to upper 60s this weekend. >> one new minor issue in the north bay. a disabled vehicle between petaluma just before you get to san fran road. so one lane blocked right now. they are calling for a tow truck to the scene. that's the theme. some breakdowns and stalls this rning. that's abo far. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights. 10 or 15 minutes to go before that starts filling in. a look at drive times at 5:20. an abc news exclusive, we'll hear from sean spicer for the first time since his surprise emmy appearance. hackers attacked the securities and exchange

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he said no. ban says the deal cannot alteered. it either exists as is or not at all. under u.s. law president trump must decide on whether to recertify the agreement by october 15. today is president trump's final day at the u.n. general assembly meeting. he will spend the day entertaining several world les.er as tom llama shows us. >> reporter: taking a public stance against a problem some say her husband ison cutibtr >> we must turn our focus right now to the message athey are exposed to on a daily basis. >> reporter: president trump re-tweet add video of himself hitting hillary clinton with a golf ball. before that, body slamming cnn. and melania trump who said she has talked to her husband about

some of his tweets defending his response during the campaign. >> when you attack him, he will punch back ten times harder. >> reporter: and we'll have the latest on the first lady's speech, plus an exclusive interview with former white house press secretary sean spicer. coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. and this morning former white house press secretary sean spicer is talking followng his controversial appearance at the emmys. an abc news exclusive spicer sat down with paula ferris saying president trump was supportive and thought he did a great job at the emmys. some critics say he made the appearance as a step towards repairing his image folwing his combative relationship with the press corps. >> look, i made mistakes. there's no question. i think we all do. some i tried to own publicly. enom th cings until someone brought up, gosh, i didn't realize that was a mistake.

questioning my integrity, questioning what my intentions were. i think we're really over the top. >> you can wall the interview on "gma" here on abc 7. the securities and exchange commission says cyber criminals got into the agency's files and have been used to give them a secret edge in trading. the s.e.c. says it learned a hack discovered last year may have been used for illegal trading and monetary gain. the market's regulator says hackers broke into its corporate filing system and were able to access information about companies that were not made public. authorities now investigating that. happening today a hearing will be held for michigan's department of health and human services director. e's charged with involuntaryhe water crisis in flint, michigan. he is both the highest ranking government official charged in the investigation and the first to face a manslaughter charge.

still serves as director of health and human services. tropical storm jose is expected to hit the northeast coast today and is expected to bring heavy rainfall, coastal flooding and strong winds to new england. take a look at some surfers taking advantage of the huge waves before the weather gets too bad. winds of 70 miles an hour. . now a live desk update. >> i want to show you this new video of puerto rico of the flooding from maria. just inland from the city of san juan. you can see that floodwater that's covering so much of the country and this is really high water. entire floor up. i want to show you this.

the entrance there and it looks like you can get an idea of how high the floodwaters are. back to you. >> we'll turn now to totally different weather. that is snow. yes. your eyes are not deceiving you. snow falling in the sierra. this was shot north of lake ss the snow is already stirring u pski season. >> i like that, yeah. a couple inches there and you can see the live doppler radar out of reno. we color coded it to show you that, yeah,hat's rain. a little bit of a mixture is pink and then the white is snow. more there but it will be scattered in nature. the stronger part of the storm slid south. you can see it's over yosemite, and bringing some healthy snow

for those areas. but it will probably melt as we head throughout the day. just can't stick this time of year with the ground being so warm. you saw the roads there just wet from that snow. here's a look at our road. at least one of them. the bay bridge from the east bay hills j ust how clean the air is all the way over. you can see the sutra tower twinkling in the distance. mostly sunny with below average highs and breezy conditions once again. clear tonight. our coolest morning will be about 24 hours from now and a streak of warm weather that will bring the lows up also back to average as we head through the weekend and into next week. a look at today's temperatures, pretty much about 70 to 74 degrees. a very narrow range in our inland neighborhoods, about 63 to about 69 around the bay. as you get to san mateo southward you'll dip into some of the 70s, also. it looks breezy just about everywhere. tonight we'll have 40s again, santa rosa, clover dale. there may be a few isolated 40s

in the san ramone valley and up in the santa cruz mountains. the rest of us about 50 to 55 degrees. you can see below average up to 12 degrees cooler than we should be tomorrow even with the cooler start. we still get pretty strong sunshine even though autumn begins tomorrow at about 1:02. astronomical autumn. temperatures will rebound about a couple degrees and then you can see the warmer ather. i know fog fest is this weekend at pacifica. unfortunately for you guys probably not going to be much fog as the winds will be blowing offshore. look at your temperatures go from 68 to 70 to mid-70s monday and tuesday while away from the coast we'll be in the 80s and 90s and it will continue through wednesday. i hope you enjoy that. let's see how the commute is this morning. alexis? >> it's not tootoak eteib you it bay, highway 13 of closed there. full closure overnight for some

emergency bridge railing repair between park boulevard and moraga avenue. a heads up the southbound side it is your turn tonight so will get that started around 10:00 pp.m. and they should have that done by 5:00 tomorrow morning. you could have slight delays if you're traveling in the overnight or early morning hours. a quick check of the san mateo bridge. chp idue advisory. some gusts if you are heading across the span. and drive times looking pretty good so far today, too. highway 4 to walnut creek. walnut creek to highway 13 and just 47 minutes westbound 580 tracy to dublin. up next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> the reason those cheat days may be the key to your diet success. and the hottest wedding songs. songs. what would you put in your t

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5:24 if you're just joining us or heading out the door. seven things to know before you go and number one from the live desk, rescue efforts continue this morning in mexico after that deadly earthquake there. right now a delicate operation under way for 12-year-old girl who is still underneath the rubble. hurricane maria still wreaking havoc as a category 3 storm. it knocked out power to the entire island of puerto rico and now passing the dominican republic up to turks and caicos. number three, more on that in the lingering effects of flooding in puerto rico wheres . for us, struggles from 6 to 12 degrees below average. 60s and 70s this afternoon. >> number four, getting a first look at the lineup os getting ready to take center stage at free speech week at uc berkeley including milo yiannopoulos, steve bannon and ann coulter. the uc system reportedly

pitching in $300,000 to help with security. the 49ers are hosting the rams tonight and you won't have to shell out much per seat. tickets are selling for less than $20 without fees on retail websites like stub hub. the game starts at 5:25, so be prepared for a very slow commute. >> here'sive look the rest of the way into san francisco. in the green at just ten minutes. >> number seven, i don't know about you but i'm seeing this book everywhere around town and the numbers are backing that up. it sold the most hard cover copies in the first week than any nonfiction book in five years and sold more digital okdiauop in publisher simon & schuster's history. ♪ >> the chicken dance, the

electric slide. what would you say is the most polar wedding song? spotify cruncumbe andhehe here are the top five. coming in at five -- i'm going to say that whitney houston is g.o.a.t., greatest of all time singer. "i want to dance with somebody" is number five. "uptown funk." "all of me. "mayrry you" about i bruno mars. he's on twice. "thinking out loud" by ed sheeran. california ispat'c. california love. >> i've never been to a wedding here in california where i heard "california love." >> really? >> really? >> not one time. the image of a burglary suspect.

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we're still talking wedding songs. >> we are. >> what is your wedding song, mike? >> "here and now." >> beautiful. >> luthers vdran about the weather. sorry to embarrass you. you're so >> don't tell anybody. it will ruin my reputation. i overlayed the winds. livermore, san jose, fairfield all double digits. it will get even faster as we head into the afternoon. you can see the flags on the ferry building a little light

right now but they will become unfurled, also. look at your noontime temperature. 61 to 65. the bay. grab a coat this evening. your coolest night ahead. here's alexis. >> we're looking quiet on the roads so far today. no major problems. decent volume here, too. san jose, 280 and 17. we are still looking good. we're in the green. no delays on northbound 101 in san jose. in the green at just 13 minutes. >> alexis, thank you. a symbol of hope following the powerful earthquake in mexico. >> an operation at an elementary

school where a 12-year-old girl is buried in that debris and here is a live look at the scene. still struggling to safely free her from the rubble. she was spotted in the debris yesterday. officials believe at least two other children may be trapped with her. they have not heard of definitive signs of life. now stands at 245 people, 115 of those died in mexico city. >> people are gathering to pray for earthquake victims. last night's service took on a special meaning. >> thef praying t poerow o get with faith and that will not solve -- the problem is the pain. it will give us peace of mind andhe heart to continue to give us the strength to go on. >> our lady of guadeloupe will be open tonight through saturday for prayer and the church will collect money to send to mexico on sunday.

>> and facebook is donating $1 million to the mexican red cross. facebook is working with unicef to waive fees on donations made on the organization's facebook page.ou if like to donate go to our website abc7news.com or download our abc 7 news app. >> free speech week at uc berkeley and the major attention on crowds and security. >> the uc system is ready to pitch in to help with a big amount of cash. amy hollyfield is live on cal's campus. >> reporter: the uc system will kick in $300,000 to help this campus pay for the security that it's going to take -- they're going to need. here are the details we know so far about that week. it will start un sony.da there will be more than 20

speakers. this is the violence officials want to prevent. this is what broke out when right-wing speaker milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to appear. officials say the cost of security could top $1 million. some students tell us they find that upsetting. >> the money on protecting the speakers, it's important they do have a platform, all the money spent on police and stuff like that could go to students and lahoscpshirs s a >> here are some of the speaker, milo yiannopoulos, ann coulter, david horowicz. this is being put together by the student group berkeley patriot. >> recent hate incidents are prompting tighter security ads as the jewish faith observes the high holidays.

in alameda for the beginning of rosh hashanah last night. that temple has enhanced its security camera system. a private security company has increased its presence. increased its presence. >> we are being extra vigilant. hate doesn't work in our town. >> someone smashed the temple's window. someone left hate speech stickers. >> in the south bay police need your help identifying a burglary suspect. sunnyvale posted this photo. wanted in connection with two commercial burglaries. if you recognize him you're asked to call the department. >> a controversial statue of columbus will be history. "the mercury news" reports a evo statue. now it wants public input about where it should go and what should replace it. a pe tis was started to get it

relocated. they say columbus committed genocide against native americans. the removal of confederateti. google village would be fully integrated. it would not be a campus isolated. many were concerned about the impact of the new mega campus would have on traffic on housing prices. >> this is about all of us, the communities, labor and faith coming together to come up with our demands and pressure both the city because they have an important role in all of this and google to do right by the community. >> the group of labor, faith, and community organiztions wants to present google with a comprehensive list of priorities in a couple of months while their input can still be factored into the proposed project. this morning crews in puerto rico are assessing the damage

after hurricane maria. that storm knocked out power on the entire island and it caused massive floods and landslides. experts say it's the strongest hurricane to hit puerto rico in more than 80 years. this morning rescuers out in full force searching for survivors. >> the first priority is going to be saving of lives, not just in puerto rico, the u.s. virgin islands. i'm especially concerned with st. croix that was also in the path of hurricane maria when it was a hurricane 5 hurricane. >> the go of of puerto rico issued a curfew through saturday. hurricane maria is now the dominican republic and headed up to the turks and caicos. it's a category 3 storm but the fastest winds are just off the shore right there in the dominican republic so they're getting lashed by winds and high surf and heavy rain that's going to cause f sainwodlo in puerto rico.

150-mile-per-hour storm that's going to hit the turks and caicos tonight when it's dark with those 125-mile-per-hour winds. so the national hurricane center thinks it's going to pick up strength as it heads through more open water. look how it for the most part misses the bahamas. you'll get gusty winds and dangerous surf buthe t biggest going to stay to the east and just miss bermuda also as it weakens to a category 1. the temperature in san jose about the same. that's because you're about the last to clear out. santa rosa, napa and fair field, antioch. that's why you're the coolest. mid to upper0s 5 the san ramone valley. 52 in pleasant on and danville and walnut c59ek in hayward. san francisco 56. santa rosa and napa at 49.

already getting busy on the bridge as we look to the west. breezy bridges especially north/south you'll be running in the golden gate bridge. ss transit cool to mild today and on the bay just as breezy and it starts this afternoon. so the commute home will be gusty. alexis? >> i noticed that on the roads myself this morning coming across the bay bridge. it wasn't terrible but a little gusty there this morning. the san mateo bridge, chp did issue the high wind advisory windy1:00 this morning.maeot qs as then but could be a factor in a high-profile vehicle. 101 before you get to san antonio road a disabled vehicle in the right lane. they were able to get off to t e way to help them out. metering lights on at 5:20. a lot of folks getting a jump-start on their thursday starting to ramp up. a heads up for this weekend, the warm springs/b.a.r.t. station will be closed and then next weekend as well for work on the

silicon valley extension so you'll have to get on a bus to fremont station. those will run every 20 minutes. that could add 20 to 30 minutes to your trip. keep that in mind. >> more transit news happening today. buses will return to a busy transit center in novato. the center at redwood boulevard and grant avenue will return. a center platform for pedestrian safety. 200 buses on golden gate and marin routes passed through the transit center. the plan is to extend to smart train stations. >> caltrans will work together to support litter enforcement day. the maintenance crews will focus efforts throughout the day sweeping, removing graffiti and clearing litter alongside the highways. crews will be in several locations across the bay area including alameda and contra costa counties. >> busted. a massive cocaine bust goes down off the california coast.

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you can see a saubmarine like vessel. the stratton spent 45 days in the eastern pacific known as the drug transit zone. the cutter "stratton" went on 11 of the 25 missions. the drugs were off loaded in san diego yesterday morning. it's part of a record breaking year for cocaine seizures. >> our seizure rates are up as well. >> more than 600 suspected drug traffickers arrested so far this year. a national drugstore chain is on a million dollar mission to reduce smoking among young americans. the charitable foundation run by cvs. they're providing grants to 126 colleges and universities to help them become tobacco free. $1.2 million or about $10,000 a school. the money will fund programs that help students, staff, and faculty quit smoking.

>> the city council was given final approval to ban their sales starting next year. the products are illegal to sell in san francisco, berkeley, and other bay area communities. supporters say flavored tobacco is heavily marketed to young people and minorities. they say the flavoring makes the smoke easier to inhale and masks the harsh taste of tobacco. opponents say the measure will harm small retailers who sell tobacco products. the california nurses association convention kicks off held on mission street. about 1,000 people including nurses from 27 states are expected to attend. tomorrow mor bngnin endorsed fo governor in 2018 will speak at that ennvco.onti w ill address nurse delegates a week after introducing his national medicare for all legislation. >> pizza, candy, chips, all the good stuff. cheat days.

new research shows that taking a break from your diet may improve your weight loss long term. scientists found people who dieted for two weeks and then stopped cutting calories for two whole weeks lost more weight and fat than people who dieted the whole time. in the end breaking your diet may convince your body that you're not starving. me of the science and what you should do coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. what's your cheat day food? what's the top of your list? >> you're assuming i have a cheat day. >> it's a right, mike nicco? >> i'm just trying to get by. >> the more i cheat the more i lose, what? >> that's not really what it is, no. >> so when i ate that bag of taco doritos last night -- >> the whole bag. >> well, almost, yeah. i'll go to the gym today again, i promise. a look at what's going on down in the south bay where the clouds are clearing out and temperatures are starting to cool. brighter today. grab thelleed it.

no wet weather in today's forecast, just some autumn breezes. cooler tonight and then the warmth returns. you see the bowld ngfn o from c alaska and it will sit on top of us for at least a couple of days befo retrtsort ire the weekend. 74 in santa rosa, napa, fairfield, antioch, san jose. those are the warm spots. san francisco about68 in oakla. temperatures running about 12 degrees below average. here is your hourly planner. 8:00 this morning the south bay 54. 65 at noon. we'll flirt with 70 for the better part of the afternoon hours. around probably 2:30, 66 and 8 degrees. so might be able to wear some of those new winter clothes you just purchased tomorrow morning when we're in the 40s around clover dale, santa rosa, napa,

places like walnut creek, danville, san ramone, pleasanton in the 40s while the rest of us are 50 to 55 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast, even with a cooler start tomorrow, the winds will let up a little bit. you'll notice the warmth more so saturday and especially if you're going to be out sunday. we have an offshore breeze, and that means not a lot of fog in pacifica this weekend. they should move that celebration to themee en ye guaranteed all that fog and then we'll have mid-70s at the coast. mid-80s around the bay and low 90s inland. >> maybe they can run some fog machines and make fake fog. how do you have fog fest without fog? >> i don't know why they have it in september. it always happens this way. >> oh, no. we're looking okay on the roads this morning, no major issues to talk about. just the typical delays out of the central y go, down to about miles an hour. 15 approaching altamont pass.

no blocking issues so far this morning. a live look at golden gate bridge, not too bad and no fog out there this morning either. not going to be at fog fest and it's not on the roads for the commute either. no delays there if you are coming from the north bay today. a quick check of drive times, overall our bridges are looking gate. richmond/san rafael bridge. about 14 and a breezy 14 minutes across san mateo and westbound 84, dumbarton bridge in the green at just 8 minutes. >> you'll never have to talk to a store employee. the retailer who will make it easier to shop at the store. >> making a massive investment in san francisco. and -- ♪ and ientire video. last night the reason raiders quarterback derek carr is channelling his

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new this morning pope francis promising to take the firmest action for those convicted of rape and molestation. no word what those firm measures entail. he met for the first time ever, a group meant to advise the church on keeping pedophiles out

of priesthood. it was created three years ago. yotau.a?sh a new development in the russia investigation now. twitter officials plan to meet staff at the senate intelligence committee. the committee is scrutinizing the committee is scrutinizing the spread of false news twitter st' is bs reduce the nu the platform but won't share details for fear of tipping offo gle is one step closer to making its own smart phones. the tech company plans to buy part of dision team. the price tag $1.1 billion. that deal gives google access to the hardware and talent to jump directly into the phone making business. the htc team built the smartphone. google wants to build more like its voice controlled speaker rivaling the echo. facebook making a big move into the city of san francisco. abc 7 news was in the

neighborhood where facebook has rented all the office space at a building under construction. the business times says it's the city's largest office lease in three years. the building has 436,000 square feet of office space. that's enough room for 3,000 workers. i bet there's a lot of facebook workers getting on that shuttle this morning who are saying, wow, i might have to take this. very interesting. all right. let's talk about the small craft advisories. all of our water will be inundated with winds fromtes w s the bay and into the delta. they'll come out of the northwest and southeast along our beaches today where seas will be 6 to 8 feet, a little bit lower than yesterday. rams in town coming up from l.a. to take on the 49ers, down to levi stadium. the mkiidofdle of rush hour, 67 degrees, mostly sunny. breezy and you'll see a lot of

stars but you'll want to have that hoodie as the temperature drops to 59 degrees at 8:30. good luck, 49ers, and good luck getting there. we're looking at a couple slow spots on the roads. one of those no surprise the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on a 30 minutes ago. and taking a look at mass transit, no problems this morning. 50 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays there. a breezy day on the bay. the ferry, you may want to find a seat inside the vessel there and, yes, niners home game today right in the middle of rush hour, the capital corridor a great option if you ride to the great america station that is about a five-minute walk to levi stadium. some drive times at 6:00. alexis, thank you.th w hingeton to face the redskins sunday night. yesterday all the talk was about derek carr's newth o.devi ago hd a snippet of a video that he filmed and now the entire thing

is an advertisement is out. ♪ ♪ he can see you he can see you ♪ >> derek carr like you've never seen him before and that ad isat union based in fresno. his older brother, david, gets involved. carr begrudgingly talked about the release. >> it literally took a couple hours. that's it. all because i kept laughing. i couldn't even take myself serious. they have the tv prompter so i could see tan i couldn't even take myself serious but it was good. >> is that his real voice? >> that's his real speaking voice, i don't think that's his real singing voice. >> if it is, not bad. i'm just saying. >> i don't think he begrudgingly addressed it. he seemed charming.

there is a new scamix users you need to watch out for. happening today our first look at a public memorial honor victims ofo the ghost shi fire. >> and utter devastation in mexico. the search continues for anyone surviving, and i do have an update on the search of a school for a young girl. in the aftermath of the deadly quake digging deeper into when we will see an early alert system in the bay area. >> we get close to 6:00 a.m. this morning. this morning. we keep

6:00 a.m. on this thursday, september 21. meorolistike nicco ard at work bringing us nice, cool temperatures. >> a touch of fall in the forecast after the sprinkles and tghlihow you where they are with live doppler 7. the green, that's rain. the pink is a mix.

snow. we have snow showers around tahoe and a good helpy snow falling in yosemite down to mammoth lakes and that will be around for another hour or so. back here at home we've cleared out and cooled off. temperatures in the 50 to 58 degree range. don't be surprised if there's a few upper 40s in our deepest inland valleys. look at noon, 61 to 65 with sunshine and then as we head to 4:00 we're still in the 60s everywhere and almost in the 50s by 7:00 this evening. even cooler night on the way but you can't get rid of summer that easily. alexis? >> all right, and you can't ever seem to get rid of is 680 throu either. we are feeling it slowdown here. not terrible. aad h monday with a couple crashes so nothing like that this morning. just starting to see those typical volumes fill in. drive times changing from green into the yellow. highway 4 to the maze flipped over to 21 minutes. southbound 101 san francisco to