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 sfo.

if you have a flight this morning you shouldn'te a oblems gettingav h there. you're in the green at ten minutes. >> alexis, thank you. developing news now rescuers are frantically working to save survivors trapped in rubble. >> at least hav23e0 died including 115 in mexico city. reny residents aftershocks. >> i still don't feel safe. i feel like i'm living in an aftershock constantly. >> the mayor says more than 40 buildings collapsed. half the city is without power. president trump has offered to deploy search and rescue teams. >> i do have an update on the search efforts under way in mexico city. it is a sad update. searchers have just found the body of a schoolworker at the same elementary school where a 12-year-old girl is trapped alive. she, though, is still trapped and mexico's navy says, unfortunately, they have still not been able to find a way to safely get her out, and we want to show you this from the search

effort earlier this morning. they believe two other kids are also trapped in that rubble. unclear, though, if those kids have survived. i am keeping my eye out for updates. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. an earthquake early warning system could save lives here in california but developers lack the funds. scientists at uc berkeley and usgs arearning system for the bay area and the state is developing a separate pilot program called shake alert. the proposal was cut this year but the program's funding is still up in the air. mexico and japan have fully implemented their early warning systems. in fact, people in mexico city had a 20-second warning before the 7.1 magnitude quake on tuesday. >> the motivations were big earthquakes that did damage and killed a lot of people and so the united states hasn't had that situation. >> the shake alert is scheduled for a limited public rollout next year. they plan to ttes places like schools and hospitals.

>> don't be alarmed next wednesday fema and the s.e.c. plan to test the nation's emergency alert system. that test interrupts radio, tv, and cable programs and will last about a minute. you can hear the words, this is the national test of the emergency alert system, it's only a test. it's scheduled to happen next yes11:20 a.m. if canceled a backup test is scheduled for october 4th. after the deadly asiana crash the only passenger claim is heading to trial. according to our media partners a 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 has admitted liability for the crash. all other known claims have been settled out of court. developing news out of berkeley this morning 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 located 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 was wearing a baseball cap. >> he was gesturing me to come to his car or in his car, and he blowing aswa 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 the dar girls. berkeley police have not said if these cases are connected. alameda police are searching for a peeping tom and look at this video. it clearly captures him walking along the edge of a house near santa clara and grant streets and peering into windows. police posted this video on their facebook page yesterday. officials say he has been targeting homes for several days over the last week. isthbetwll aeen 11:00 p.m. and . if you have any idea who this is call alameda police. >> the city of palo alto is hoping to reduce the number of people driving solo in the downtown area.

the city council approved $480,0 eth reduce the rate of single occupancy by 14% through a combination of transit subsidies, car-pooling and incentives. the 49ers go on deep discount. i am talking about costing less to go to a game tonight than it costs for a lot of to you see a movie. that is if you can get to that game at all because it's happening right at rush hour. matt keller live for us this morning in santa clara. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. kickoff at 5:25 right in the heart of rush hour. to make things worse, the stretch of 101 here in santa clara was named the third worst commute in the evening in all of the bay area. you add 49ers fans and it could be a rough evening. hey, at least the tickets are cheap. i checked some resalers they are as cheap as $17.

when the stadium opened up the 49ers had the highest estimated price in the nfl for a family of four to attend a game at $641. that price included souvenirs, parking and food. now less than $100 to get in the gates "san francisco chronicle" reports the average ticket price across all remaining home games is $179 but obviously that could go up or down depending on how the games play out. now parking, though, is still a. i jaust checked about prepaid parking and to park here would cost you $40 a spot. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. apple's new watch should start shipping out tomorrow but there's already a big issue. ic it was all laughs when seane appe at the emmys. at least some were laughing. he gets serious about mistakes that he's made. we have a first look. 6:06 in the morning, only we keep live weather and traffic conditions on your screen throughout the commercial break so you're in the know as you so you're in the know as you star

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danville, 50. fair field, napa, 48. 56 in san francisco. san carlos about 57. golden gate bridge going to be fog free for quite a while because of the breezes that are going to develop over the bay and the beach. small craft advisory in both areas. mild conditions if you're out exercising. around the state scattered showers and upper level snow showers in the high country. 45 in tahoe. some showers around los angeles and san diego. temperatures in the low 70s there. warmer weather not quite average but mid to upper 50s with more sunshine after more rain tomorrow. alexis? good morning, mike. so far it's been a really quiet day. i feel like i'm going to jinx it any minute now every time i say that. no major issues. i want to take to you dublin. reports of quite a bit of lumber. chpsha i awa and use some caution through the area. once you get past it if you are continuing south to sunol, 22

and 40 miles an hour. checking out our emeryville camera, that camera bouncing around. we'll check on some drive times up next. >> alexis, thank you. happening today we are expected to get our first look at a memorial installation honoring the 36 lives lost in oakland's ghost ship fire. working on the tribute at the oakland museum of california. we're told it's in the form of a ship's mast. it will include memorials and people will be invit ed to add their thoughts to the ship which will evolve throughout the run of the exhibition opening on october 18th. it was the deadliest in oakland's history. >> i'm glad the museum is doing that. netflix users need to be careful what they click. the new scam. and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas this is unreal. who got hit with summer snow in northern california? >> traffic and weather i accept i don't bike as far as i used to.

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president trump's decision on the iran nuclear deal is still a mystery. the pact signed in 2015 lifted sanctions and freed up billions in oil revenues in exchange for a reduction in its nuclear program. president trump says he thinks that deal is flawed. he said he has made a decision to fix it but has told no one what the details actually are.

when british prime minister asked president trump to tell her he cannot be altered. president trump must decide whether to recertify the. the securities and exchange commission says cyber criminals got into the agency's files and accessed information that might have been used to give them -- learne tdhat first discovered for illegal trading and monetary gain. >> the market's regulators say hackers broke into its corporate filing system and were able to made information about co public. authorities now stigating. happening today a hearing will be held for michigan rtpade ontme services director nick lion. he is charged with involuntary manslaughter in relation to the water crisis in flint, michigan. he is the highest ranking government official charged in the investigation and the first to face a manslaughter charge.

he still serves as director of rick snyder's health and human services. expected to bring heavy rainfall and strong winds to new england coast over the next few days. we're showing you the surfing video because before the bad weather comes in some surfers taking advantage of the higher surf. jose is packing sustained winds of 70 miles an hour and is moving northeast at about 8 miles an hour. authorities say the tropical storm is kicking up dangerous waves and currents along much of the eastern seaboard. this morning former white house press secretary sean spicer is talking following his controversial appearance at the emmys. in an abc news exclusive spicer sat down for an interview. he says president trump was very supportive and thought that he did a great job. critics said he made it as a ep t imaoge isst following his combative relationship with the press.

>> i've made mistakes. some i tried to own very publicly. and in some cases there were things that i did that until someone brought it up, gosh, i didn't realize that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. to watch some of the personal attacks questioning my integrity, what my intentions were, i think were really over the top. >> you can watch the interview ith sean spicer on "gma" heer on netflix users watch out. a new stam targeting banking information is out there. an e-mail sent to some looks like an official message. it says their account is disabled until they update payment information. this is a hoax. submitting the form may give hackers access. >> apple's new version of the apple watch begins shipping tomorrow. there is a bit after problem. the watch is supposed to be able to make phone calls and access nntieconh the cellular say they can't recommend the device because of connection glitches. in a rare admission apple says

the watch can experience problems when it connects to open wi-fi networks like those you would find at starbucks. the company says it is investigating. up until tomorrow it is still summer, right? >> the craziest video, mike. >> awesome video, i think,ns in country. that is blowing snow. snow falling on the sierrt las night. this is just north of lake tahoe as you head down to incline village. as you can probably guess the snow is stirring excitement not only up there but down here about the upcoming ski season. i've been checking out some of the roads up there and most are just wet. here is a look at the highway. equ sweep, the live doppler radar out of reno. widen it out and still some snow showers in the white there, a mixture in the pink and the green is all liquid. the storms that brought the heavier snow is down around mammoth lake just about to leave

yosemite and keeps sliding southward into the southern part of the sierra and will fall apart as it tries to hit the high desert later. below average highs. clear and our coolest morning is tomorrow morning and a streak of warm weather is coming in the back half of the forecast. today 63 to about 70 around the bay. 70 to 74 in our inland neighborhoods. look at the peninsula today, mid to upper 60s for the better part of the afternoon hours. esinitely a chill there breezes. mid to upper 40s. upper 40s in the san ramone. 50 to 55 degrees tonight. my accuweather seven-day forecast, an offshore breeze develops and look at the temperatures, 70 at the coast. 70s at the coast monday and th e bay and 90s inland. there's summer right after autumn begins. >> yeah, kind of in the wrong spot but okay. taking you up to the fairfield

area we just had a minor issue come and go on westbound 80. between vacaville and fairfield beforeet manuel already getting word that is off on the shoulder. so the roadway is clear and it really was not blocking long enough. we are seeing a backup here but nothing out of the ordinary there. those metering lights on for one hour now and a quick check of drive times this morning, 55 minutes, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, pretty typical there, too. octian ah t 39. san rafael to san francisco still look great. in the green at 16 minutes. just in, some more brand-new video of the destruction left behind by hurricane maria in puerto rico and take a look here as we drive through the streets. you can see roads are still flooded. trees are knocked down and power lines are also down and that is going to be a huge problem for

them for some time. power is going to take a while to restore. and you can see those strong winds just knocking a ton of debris onto the king itro diffi frankly, anyone to drive through there and street signs are strewn everywhcher of as the vie signs right in the middle of the road. those are some of the very newest images coming in. back to you. >> for anyone who wastes time wandering around looking for an item in a store one big-time retailer is about to offer what could be a game changer. >> uc berkeley preparing for free speech week and they're getting some financial help. it is 6:21. a live look as we go to break.

there is a new tool to help you from wandering around the store aimlessly the next time you go to target. >> the retailer making this major upgrade to its app. target says think of this as a gps for your shopping cart. it will give you directions to all the things in the store you're looking for. the map will be available in about half of the stores in time for the holidays. >> i do need that. time now to ask finney. a question about ballpark

concession>> our ask finney pop your side's michael finney has the answer. >> my question is why does it cost $5 for water at a baseball game? >> jason, that's a great question. i think all of us have asked that or griped about ballparks can charge that because you and i will pay it just like in a movie theater or a concert. trapped audiences having a good time are generally willing to pay more for an item at least in that setting. there are no laws to stop them. they can charge what they want. jason, thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney record it on your smartphone. use the #askfinney and you may uee yourion answered here.st q getting close to self-driving car company's explosive trial and a lawsuit against uber. billions at stake. >> not only is google expanding

to the south bay it's about to boost the smartphone market. >> should it stay or should it go? san jose officials decided on the fate of this christopher columbus statue. >> and, of course, the very latest on the situation in the caribbean as maria continues to churn through there. the latest on what's happening in puerto rico this morning and cleanup beginning. >> and i'll have the track of maria as it continues to churn towards the bahamas and the united states. take a look at what's going on here at home. we have highs that are going to struggle into the 60s and 70s. struggle into the 60s and 70s. we should be in 70s and 80s.

good morning. ep ss thursday,te >>mb i just realized is this th last day of summer? >> we need to bring mike nicco in to answer that question for us. >> astronomical summer ends tomorrow at 1:02 p.m. when wer . it feels like it already. hi, everybody. i was checking the winds because the winds will be a big story today. they're double digits, sfo and oakland, but they're gusting from 23 to 38 up at 2,600 feet. once the sun comes up, those breezes will come down in our valleys and make for a very cool day today. temperatures upper 40s to 50s at 7:00 this morning.

61 to 67. at 7:00 you can start wearing some of the new fall clothes you ha i wan to take you up to vallejo. a collision, a couple vehicles involved here on westbound 80 just past tthamerge. i believe we just have one lane down but starting to see the details in from chp. we are seeing a bit after backup. we have the niners at home. >> thank you, alexis. on to the developing news out of mexico, the search for survivors after the massive earthquake. >> in the last half hour we learned the body of a schoolworker has been found in the same location where a 12-year-old girl is still trapped. rescuers have given the girl water and oxygen but they're struggling to free her from the rubble.

right now they're tunneling into the debris. overnight part of the school left standing after the quake collapsed and that forced workers to stop working for a while. the death toll stands at 245 people, 115 of those people died in mexico city. >> people are gathering to pray for quake victims. last night's service took on a special meaning. >> believe in the power of prayer and faith. that will not solve the problem but it will ease the pain. it will give us peace of mind and the heart to continue to give us the strength to go on. >> our lady of guadeloupe will be open tonight for prayer and they will collect money sunday. facebook is donating $1 million to the mexican red cross to rebuild areas decimated

working with unicef to waive fees on donations made on the facebook page. if you would like to donate go to our website or you can download our abc 7 news at-bat. >> new details on free speech week and the attention on crowds and security. >> the uc system is now pitching in to help with a large amount in to help with a large amount of cash. amy? >> one student worries about the cost. uc will kick in about $300,000 to help this campus with the to help this campus with the cost of security. it is going to run through wednesday. all of the speeches will be outside and there will be more

than 20 speakers. the campus group berkeley patriots is putting this on. this iss t officials want to prevent this time. we asked the students how people are feeling about free speech week. >> most people are concerned about their safety. a lot of frustration in general. most of us, i feel like, just want to g c tolass and definitely a lot of student groups, minority groups, are really uncomfortable with these speakers coming. >> reporter: some of the speakers include milo yiannopoulos, steve bannon, ann coulter and horowicz. the other namesil w amy holly feel, abc 7 news. and i want to show you something this morning. this video here yesterday from the live desk as hurricane maria

ripped through puerto rico. nivingdeo showing the devastati that the storm has left behind. a totally different scene. it has knocked out power to the entire island. you can see a lot of destruction, trees knocked down, massive flooding. and today president trump just approved a disaster declaration in puerto rico trying to help those folks out. maria has killed ten people, it's a category 3 storm heading to the turks and caicos islands. in the south bay police need your help identifying a burglary suspect. the sunnyvale department of public safety posted video. if you recognize him you are asked to call the department. recent hate incidents are prompting tighter security at synagogues as members of the jewish faith observe the high t beginning of rosh hashanah last night. the temple has enhanced its security camera system.

a private security company has increased its presence. last month someone smashed the temple's window. police say someone left hate speech stickers at the synagogue in piedmont. san jose city council says google has embraced the hope a transit village would be fully innovative in the community. reports the councilman told a town hall meeting it would not be a campus isolated from its neighbors. they are making pgress in the early stages. many were concerned about the many pact of the new would have. >> this really is about all of us, the community, labor, and faith coming together to come up with our demands. and google to do right by the community. >> they want to present google with a list of priorities in a couple of months while it can be factored in.

>> our media partner "the mercury news" reports a city committee voted to move the statue. now it wants public input. last month the brown berets started a petition to get the statue relocated. they say columbus committed genocide. the group says the removal of monuments nationwide prompted them to take action. a new development now in the russia investigation. twitter officials plan to meet staff of the senate intelligence committee next week. the committee is scrutinizing the threat of false news stories and propaganda. senators are trying to learn more about the use of fake accounts and bot networks to spread misinformation. twitter says it's been working to reduce the number on the platform but will not share cks. ec >> the u.s. coast guard intercepted along the coast. in this abc news exclusive video

you can see a submarine like vessel and the coast guard bust that follows. alameda's coast guard cutter "stratton" spent 45 days in an area of the eastern pacific known as the drug transit zone. the cutter "stratton" went on 11 of those 25 missions. the drugs were offloaded in san diego yesterdayngnior ps arecor cocaine seizures. >> our seizure rates are way up as well. >> more than 600 drug traffickers have been arrested so far this year. >> the california highway patrol worked together to support litter enforcement day. maintenance crews and volunteers will focus efforts on sweeping, removing graffiti and clearing litt alongside our highways. santa clara and contrati as wel bridges. and happening today buses returned to a busy transit center.

it's redesigned with the platform for pedestrian safety. 200 buses on golden gate transit routes pass through the transit center. a spokesperson says the plan is to extend more from the center to smart train stations. let's talk about maria and what she's done to puerto rico though the worst of it's over as far as the winds and storm surge, thelooding continues. 13 of the 27 gauges at either minor, moderate or major flooding. you can see all the purple there, the majority of them are at major flooding. the water continues running from the mountains into the valleys. here is a look at the winds as they pass north of hispanola. the reds is what you need to be most concerned with. they are going to head up to the turks and ng aosicca, 150 to possibly 125-mile-per-hour winds during

the overnight hours. so this is going to be a long, dark night. look as it t turn and heads north. as we head to tuesday. 14 degrees cooler. our clouds cleared out from north to south last night. 57 in the bayview. most of our temperatures in san francisco around 54 to 56 degrees. petaluma, 49. the rest of us in the 50s this morning until you get to the san ramone valley. temperatures there in the upper 40s. breezy bridges especially north/south. cool to mild, mass transit and breezy on the bay today. and we have a football game. you're going to tell us a little bit about a nightmare as it starts at 5:25. >> yeah, right at rush hour.

the niners at home. we have mass transit options. a lot of the agencies are ramping up service. extra service provided. the only thing you need to know there if you take that it's going to be leaving 15 minutes earlier than normal and then caltrain will offer service today plus one special postgame trip. of course matt keller will have more on the rest of the game day traffic in just a few minutes. the roads this morning have been really quiet. one blocking issue right now westbound 80 near 780 and vallejo. sounds like two vehicles collided here. we do have some injuries and major damage, too. that is blocking the far left lane right now and that continues to grow. we're up to state route 37 right now. we'll take a look at drive times. >> thanks, alexis. did san francisco start a trend,

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how exciting is this day for you? >> goosebumps. i only got about an hour's sleep last night. >> now everybody is sleeping on the 49ers. that was 2014. that fan like many paid hundreds, even thousands of dollars to watch the team that year. oh, how the times have changed. >> fast forward to today's game where you with get into the stadium for less than $20. live at levi stadium with more on the free falling 49ers. good morning, matt. >> reporter: i checked three separate retailing apps and tickets for $17, the lowest price, $18, and $20 a ticket. i just checked the prepaid parking prices. pa to get your car into a

ticket for you and your friend for less than it would be for your car to get its own parking spot here at levi stadium. the 49ers are winless, 0-2 with their new head coach and gm. it's hard to believe that three years ago when the stadium opened up the 49ers had the highest estimated price in nfl looking forward to attend a game at $641. people are excited there are icch weapl be a nightmare. it starts at 5:25, right in the heart of the commute hours and rush hour this evening. and there's one problem around here. this is a section of 101 that adesm j bust ranked the third worst commute in all of the bay area so make sure you plan ahead.

just expect it to be a rough night driving around levi stadium. hey, at least tickets are cheap. >> matt, thank you. google is one step chesser to making its own smart phones. the price tag $1.1 billion. it gives google access to the hardware and talent it needs to jump directly into the phone making business. it built the pixel smartphone. voice controlled home speaker like the amazon echo. abc 7 news was in the city where facebook has rented all the office space at a building under construction. the san francisco business times says it is the city's largest office lease in three years. it has 346,000 square feet of office space, enough room.

global franchise group bought bay area based roundtable pizza. >> it owns franchises of hot dog on a stick, pretzel maker and creamery. the dollar amount on the deal was not revealed. headquarters in concord. seeking at letas$2.6 billion from uber. the companies are going to court next month as they compete to develop self-driving cars. according to the "l.a. times," wamo claims uber stole trade secrets saying the damages are worth $2.6 billion for one of them. the estimated value of the others has not been made public. >> if you feel like you're getting nickelled and dime when you if on an airplane, here is why. airlines made more than $7 billion last year in those fees. we're talking about checked baggage fees to flight changes or upgrade to a better seat. that found customers who paid for one checked bag paid more

than they did years ago when airfares used t luggage. now you know why they did it. a's fans have the opportunity to take batting practice at the observing coliseum. fans will get one swing each as participate of the mash for membership promotion and if they manage to hit a home run they're going to win season tickets for going to win season tickets for next year. the raiders travel to washington to face the redskins sunday night. all we're talking about this morning is this. >> so good. >> so good. ♪ >> derek carr like you've never seen him before. he filmed an ad for the eccu basednon ifr there he is, also gets involved in this.

has an answer to questions so here they are. >> we want people to laugh. if they laugh at me for it, that's what we want. i didn't keep it, no. gosh no. as soon as i walked in and the dressing rooms, we looked at the jacket and said i hope that's not the one. sure enough it was. >> the song is already in my head so i guess it worked. go ahead, derek carr. he said it took just a few hours to film because he and his brother kept on laughing. brother kept on laughing. >> i'm as a pop star. >> mike nicco, i know you can belt it out. >> what? no. that's not fair. you two can do that. let's talk about your school forecast, 53 to 58 under school

sunshine. 61 to 68 with a whole lot of sunshine and breezy this afternoon. look at all that sunshine, brighter today. autumn breezes. in the bay, in the delta 15 to 25 knots this afternoon. going to the southeast, the same speed. speed. seas around 6 to 8 feet. 63 to 70 from the coast to the bay. the temperature 67. kickoff at 5:25. about 59, a little breezy. temperatures in the 40s in the h rtnovaba it starts tomorrow and it will be a couple degrees warmer but some summer warmth slips back into the forecast with mid-70s

at the coast, mid-80s around the bay and low 90s inland next week. hey, alexis. good morning, mike. our biggest issue so far is this crash we have now in vallejo. westbound 80 just past the 780 merge. we do have a two-car collision with some injuries and quite a bit of damage. that is still sittin in the left lane so things are backed up to37. that's about it, though, as far as blocking incidents go. a live look at the san mateo a live look at the san mateo bridge so heavy on westbound 92. another 12 in the green. and just have not managed to get out of the red here this morning. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 58 minutes. you are in the red. just in a much better idea of how much damage harvey left behind in texas. they think their insurance

losses in the month of april, 593 million dollars, three times the previous month. and, remember, those are numbers from only one insurance group. a national drugstore chain is on a mission to reduce smoking among young americans. it is teaming up with the american cancer society and truth initiative to provide grandz to colleges and universities to help them become tobacco free. the foundation is donating $1.2 million. the money will fund programs that help students, staff, and faculty quit smoking. coming back with the seven things you need to know before you go. our instagram photo of the day. is this from the end of the earth? >> is this for real? >> is this for real? what filter are you using?

6:54. if you're just joining us or heading out the door here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, rescue efforts continue across mexico after that deadly 7.1 earthquake. there is a delicate operation under way for a 12-year-old girl still trapped alive underneath the rubble. number two, hurricane maria still wreaking havoc as a

category 3 storm that knocked out power to the entire island of puerto rico now passing the ancliub u tpo caicos. back here at home it's the breezes of autumn. look at this shaking our tower cam up to 40-mile-per-hour winds. gusty today with mostly sunny conditions. temperatures mainly in the 60s. number four, a first look at the lineup of controversial speakers 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. number five, the 49ers are hosting the los angeles rams tonight. you won't have to shell out much for a seat at levi stadium. tickets are selling for less than $20 right now without fees on retail websites. the game starts at 5:25 but you need to be prepared for that commute. number six, a crash in vallejo that's slowing you down right now as you approach 780. still have the left lane blocked

and definitely heavy traffic down to about 15 miles an hour. number seven, if you're watching what you eat and do those cheat days once a week, you're doing well. taking a break from your diet may actually boost weight loss long term. breaking your diet may convince your body that it's not starving. >> so in the study they did two weeks on the diet, two weeks off, and long term it worked out for them. >> you just feel like you're starving sometimes. >> i start cheat days and don't ever stop. >> cheat light. >> alexis smith is on the go every morning. >> avid runner. >> she used to be a deejay. >> because her parents lived here, true story. >> loves halloween. >> and michigan football. she's from a really small town, no rush hour there. >> boy, has her world changed. >> she tackles bay area traffic like a boss. >> her tweets save you time. it's like she has secret traffic fighting powers. fighting powers. >> it's a better

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good morning, america. breaking news, race against time to save schoolchildren trapped by that devastating earthquake in mexico. crews frantically dig through the rubble making contact with the young girl still alive. the incredible effort to free her and her classmates. hurricane maria on the move. the monster storm strengthening again. after drenching puerto rico more than 2 feet of rain, triggers catastrophic flash floods. knocking out power to the entire island. the governor and national guard going door to door rescuing people in the darkness. now the storm's new track. where it's headed next. abc news exclusive. sean spicer's first interview since that emmy surprise. >> this will be the largest audience, period.