yesterday, so -- >> that's true. i don't want to jinx it. >> no. >> we'll get to her in just a second. let's talk about that weather. >> coastal cooling first today, guys, and then more widespread as we get to friday. so we're headed in the right direction. we're getting away from the warmth for some today. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the coastal clouds have returned. in fact the golden gate bridge cam showing you a foggy live look right now so there will be pockets of fog close to the coast early on this morning. 12-hour day planner showing you it's going to be a warm day for most away from the coast once again. above average temperatures. you see around the bay and inland into the 80s and 90s. so we'll talk about when that cooling hits us, but first let's get a check of the roads with alexis. >> i was going to mention the golden gate because we do have a dense fog advisory in effect issued by chp about 3:00 this morning. one of those days you'll want to slow down and increase that following distance. just give yourself a little more reaction time there this morning. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 55 minutes.

in the red, nothing blocking, that is the norm. westbound highway 4 is turning into the norm between antioch and concord also in the red at 32 minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco in the green a16. i am just hearing about a new crash on southbound 880 in the hayward area. we'll check on that next. he's already been tried and found guilty of murder. now the man who killed teenager sierra lamar could see his sentencing delayed again. >> the issue is if the judge in the case was biased. matt keller is live for us in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. he was supposed to be sentenced today by the judge, but instead the judge from his murder trial is getting a closer look. garcia torrez was convicted back in may of murdering sierra lamar and kidnapping her. the jury recommended life in prison without parole. the defense attorneys filed a motion to disqualify the judge in the case. vanessa zecher, from sentencing

her client. she never disclosed she once represented the prosecution's lead investigator working 25 years ago in the county counsel's office in a wrongful death case. if she loses the motion hearing sentencing could be delayed months while another judge looks at the transcripts of the case. mercury news reports zecher said in court documents i expressly deny defendant's claims that a person aware or the facts might reasonably entertain a doubt that i could be fair and impartial in this case. i am not biased or prejudiced against or in favor of the defendant in this action. sierra lamar's body has never been found. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. on to another story this morning. playboy founder and pop culture icon hugh hefner has died. we are seeing an outpouring from fans. last night fans gathered at his walk of fame star in he died of natural causes

yesterday surrounded by loved ones at his home. he published the first "playboy" magazine in 1953 featuring a nude pin-up of marilyn monroe. he bought the crypt next to hers in southern california. we're tracking developing news out of the peninsula. police are increasing patrols around san mateo schools after reports of two ademtd kidnappings. the latest was near san mateo high school yesterday morning. a 14-year-old girl said she was on her way to school when a man driving a white van grabbed her. it happened near peninsula avenue and the caltrain tracks. she kicked him and ran home. a similar incident was reported last week. police are trying to determine if the two cases are related. the suspect described as a man in his late 50s or early 60s, unshaven, average build, and slicked-back black and gray hair. police are now working on a sketch. these surveillance photos could be key in capturing a driver who ran down a 3-year-old child in richmond and then kept

driving. the child now in critical condition. you see the pictures here showing a small red car. it happened on mcdonald avenue and7 211:30 yesterday morning. police say the boy was hit after he slipped away from his mom who was trying to put him into their car. major breaking news on the effort to bring help to puerto rico after hurricane maria. the jones act has been lifted and it's effective immediately. the white house press secretary tweeted out the news only a short moment ago say president trump has authorized the jones act be waived at the request of puerto rico's governor, ricardo rossello. and what is the jones act? it is a century-old law that requires all goods ferried to and from u.s. ports to be taken on american built and owned ships. lifting this act now means that puerto ricans can get supplies faster and cheaper. they can use international carriers while they need that extra help. back to you, natasha.

>> so many people waiting for relief. thank you. bay area residents from puerto rico are coming together to help the storm-ravaged island and asking for your help. one week after the hurricane hit poem in puerto rico in desperate need of food and water, most still without electricity. native puerto ricans who live here in the bay area have formed a group called sf 4 pr. it is holding a donation drive saturday to support hurricane maria victims and that starts at 11:00 a.m. >> they have just lost everything and it's heart breaking. you see the people in the streets and writing signs in their roofs saying help or sos, it's heart breaking. >> the group is asking for donatiies,on os including bottled water, canned food and diapers. facebook is sending a connectivity team to the island to help get puerto rico back online. mark zuckerberg says communication is critical and 90% of cell towers on the island are out of service. he says getting back online will help rescue workers coordinatro

their relief efforts. they are also donating $1.5 million to help them. there's a local fund-raiser to help support victims in mexico. tacolicious is donating 100% of its praufrts ofits to you can head over there between 10:00 this morning and 9:00 tonight, eat some food and know that that money is going to help people in mexico. it is a war of words. on one side the leader of facebook and on the other, the leader of the free world. it seems that president trump has picked a fight with mark zuckerberg on twitter. in a tweet president trump said, quote, facebook was always anti-trump. zuckerberg fired back in a response on facebook and it reads in part, trump says facebook is against him. liberals say we helped trump. both sides are upset. a stanford researcher says while he is not surprised by the president's tweet, he's surprised that zuckerberg took the bait. >> this is trump's m.o.

when in doubt, when struggling, when having a problem, start a dumpster fire somewhere else. today the dumpster fire is at facebook. >> zuckerberg plans to turn over 3,000 political ads to congress after learning that they were linked to russia. some of those ads from a group called secured borders are pro trump and anti-illegal immigrati immigration. president trump weighing in on tom price an his hackett of taking expensive charter flights. >> i will tell you personally i'm not happy about it. >> what are you going to do about it, mr. president? >> i'm going to look at it. i am not happy about it and i let him know it. >> price's luxury jet travel has cost taxpayers more than $400,000 in less than a year. an investigation is now under way and price says those high-priced trips are now on hold. 6:07 now. parking in two san francisco neighborhoods could soon be easier for some people but local residents will be left looking for spots. the museum of ice cream is a the museum of ice cream is a hit in the bay area.

good morning. 6:10 on this thursday morning and we are seeing some cooler changes. first along the coast. 50 in half moon bay, 49 inspe sa rosa but away from the coast

we're hol on to mild airdi ng from yesterday, upper 50s to lower 60s thin most spots. for most it's a warm autumn day. 82 in oakland, about 90 in san jose. 86 in santa rosa, 90 in antioch and a warm 90 degrees in concord. let's get a check of the roads with alexis. good morning, drew. i want to take you back down to southbound 880. the nimitz has had a couple of issues this morning. the first was right around the fremont on-ramp to southbound 880. we had two flipped vehicles. those are all gone so things thinning out there. just north of there before state route 92 we're hearing of a new multi-vehicle crash possibly involving a semi. we may have as many as four lanes blocked right now. we're working on more details, but definitely heavy through that stretch. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. no issues here. however, within the maze there, 580 to westbound 80 we do still have a crash. it sounds like that's taking up more lanes. we'll check on that next.

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it is 6:14. new at 6:00, a post office employee in missouri under investigation after he was recorded pepper spraying two dogs. the incident was captured on surveillance video. you're going to see the mailman spray the dogs at least 12 times in the six minutes he was on the property delivering a package. the dog's owner said she was also impacted because her eyes and hands became irritated after touching the dogs when she came home. the post office says it's investigating if the dogs posed a threat to the mailman. the trump administration announced it will allow no more than 45,000 refugees into the united states next year. that is the lowest cap ever for resettlement. officials said the lower cap would allow the department of homeland security to address a backlog of asylum claims which are filed by people already in the u.s. before leaving the office in january, president obama had set a goal of 110,000 refugees this year. if you are having trouble finding a parking spot on san francisco streets, you are not

alone. according to "the examiner" transportation officials may reduce the number of residential parking permits in the city. next tuesday they will consider a pilot program that cut thel w residential permits per household. the proposal would reduce the number of permits from up to four to just two. california could be making a move towards banning the sale of polluting cars. the state's chief air pollution regulator says the state is considering a ban on cars fueled by internal combustion engines. mary nichols made the comment to bloomberg news. nichols says putting motorists in an all-electric fleet would help the state meet its ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. sonoma county roads are getting a multimillion dollar facelift. over the next two fiscal years crews will repair 82 miles of pavement, 25 of which were badly damaged last winter. the price tag, $28 million, which the board of supervisors

unanimously signed off on this week. it's part of the county's continued commitent to fix 1400 miles of road, which has historically ranked among the worst in the bay area. bay area residents proud of the coffee culture here, but how does it measure up to other u.s. cities? pretty well, but not number one. the data crunchers at wallet hub determined seattle, the home of starbucks, is the number one coffee city in the u.s. and that is followed by portland, san francisco comes in third. the company analyzed 100 cities and compared price, average spending per household and total coffee shops. the top three cities were separated by just fractions so w're all up there. >> we'll take it. from coffee to ice cream, san francisco's new museum of ice cream is not hitting the sweet spot with everybody, namely small local mom-and-pop ice cream shops. >> this is quite something. the museum of ice cream is asking local ice cream shops to donate their product. they're saying, hey, it's good for your publicity, so they want

that ice cream for free. keep in mind, it costs $38 to get into this museum. and between the san francisco and l.a. locations, that museum is making millions. small companies featured in the article believe the museum should stop acting like a nonprofit and pay up for the ice cream. >> rent in san francisco undoubtedly expensive to do something like this, but $40 for a ticket. i mean come on. >> you know what i'm going to do? drew, i know you want to go to this museum. >> so bad. >> here's what we should do. we show up at the front of the museum today and we say i'm here,t to come in for iecxp e free. it will be good for your publicity. >> there you go. >> see how it works out. >> i doubt they'll care. the interest is there. that line is always around the block. >> you can't get tickets. >> sold out. let's talk about what we're demanding today and that's cooler weather. we're going to get it on the coast today and then widespread tomorrow. so we're heading in the right direction if you want that taste of fall. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we have that coastal

cloud cover. something we didn't have yesterday. so highs in our microclimates today, half moon bay, you'll be much cooler today than you were yesterday. 70 the high. san francisco, we're out of the 80s of yesterday, backing into the 70s today. 77 the high downtown, but you move away from the coast and we're still rather warm. 82 for oakland, walnut creek going to 90 and the same story in antioch later on this afternoon. so highs across the region. cool on the coast, but away from the coast it's a warm day for most. 82 the high in oakland, 90 in san jose. warm in fremont, 88 degrees. 86 santa rosa, 90 in concord. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we'll bring the widespread cooling will come with this cold front tomorrow an bring us a cooler afternoon on friday. accuweather seven-day forecast, coastal cooling today. it's widespread by friday. look at that, a lot of spots will stay in the 70s to round out the workweek, and the weekend looking picture perfect with fall-feling temperatures early next week. let's get a check of traf

alex alexis. >> westbound 580 on that connector to 80, it does sound like we have two left lanes blocked due to a crash. originally it was off on the shoulder. emergency crews are working to hook that vehicle up and tow that off to that toll plaza parking lot. as you can see, that is backing things up on 580. if you want to head south and use 880 instead, i'm really not seeing any delays there, so that's a possible alternate for you. a few more details on this crash just north of state route 92, one lane getting by so emergency crews on the scene, several vehicles involved. that backup continues to grow from just north of 238. if you want to use mission boulevard or hisperian those are some options as well. did you spot something a little unusual in the sky last night? take a close look. see that bright spot captured by our emeryville camera is the international space station.

it moves faster than a plane but does not flash. astronomers say it's often visible but last night's viewing particularly good because of our clear conditions. don't bother running outside to take a look because it's already moved on. super bowl rumors are swirling this morning. the star who could be headlining this season's halftime show. an alert for parents this morning if your kids have a tv in their room, why removing it could help their health. first, here's michael strahan with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. good morning. coming up on gma, we are continuing your reporting that playboy founder hugh hefner has died at age 91. we're going to take a look at the effect he's had on american culture as the tributes roll in culture as the tributes roll in fo

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there's a new study out on kids and television and it finds that having a tv in their room could be bad for their health and their grades. researchers tracked a group of students third through fifth grade and found kids who had access to television and games in their bedroom spent less time reading, and participating in other activities. tv in the bedroom may also increase their risk for obesity.

we're just two days away from october when flu activity often begins to increase, according to the cdc, so you know what that means, it is flu shot time. for the first time santa clara county is teaming up with its library district to offer free flu shots for adults. >> they're bringing the flier up to the desk and saying, hey, is this really happening here? this is a sum >> these will be held at five different libraries. the first clinic is at milpitas library tuesday from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. it is time to ask finney and there is a question about the iphone 8. >> she spoke to us in daly city. michael finney has her answer. >> i want to find out about the new iphone that's coming out, iphone 8. i want to know if there's any new reviews on it. >> the iphone 8 and 8 plus have been released. that happened back on september 22nd. besides the typical photo and video enhancement that come with most of the new models, there

have been a few other changes. not only is the front made up of glass, but the back is made up of glass too. insiders say it's pretty cool to hold and look at, but if something happens, it could be more expensive to repair. finally, there is wireless charging. you'll now be able to just place the new iphone on a charging pad. pretty cool. by the way, the apple x is going to be released in november. thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it on social media with #askfinney. this morning there are still a lot of questions about a deadly officer-involved shooting on i-80, why police are looking now for more witnesses. also next at 6:30, a deadly accident in yosemite. when the search for several climbers will resume. plus we are getting breaking news that's affecting plane travel all over the world right now. there are delays at airports across the globe because a

check-in system has failed. i have more details coming up next. and we've got a sig alert now for a crash on southbound 880. this is just north of state route 92. only one lane is getting by and only one lane is getting by and some very slow speeds, just

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welcome. it is 6:29 on this thursday, september 28th. thanks for being here today. >> mike nicco off today. drew tuma in. alexis, there is a sig alert you're tracking. >> unfortunately this is in the hayward area so a tough stretch anyway on a normal day, but now we've got really heavy traffic approaching this crash. it sounds like we've got at least a couple cars or smaller vehicles and a semi involved in this one. southbound 880 just before state route 92 and only one lane is getting by. it sounds like it will be at least 30 minutes before we get that back open. if you are looking for some alternates, not a lot of great one.spian or east 14th which turns into mission just on the other side of 92. so a couple options there, none of them great. we're looking at at least a 30-minute delay right now. 280 and 17, no issues there. let's check in with drew tuma. >> good morning, alexis. we're going into the cooler zone for the coast today, but still

for most it's going to feel like a warm autumn day. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we do have changes compared to yesterday. the coastal cloud cover has returned. it's thin right now but it's an indication that we are going to see some cooler changes on the coast. we're easing you into this thursday morning. a live look from the exploratorium camera atop pier 15, a gorgeous sunrise under way. 60s on the coast but that's going to be it for the coolness because the bay and inland we're going to the 80s and 90s later on today. this is international breaking news. there has been an international computer glitch at the airports, so a major heads-up if you are flying today. a company from spain that provides check-in systems to airlines all over the globe says they're having a network issue and it is a worldwide problem. i want to show you this picture from baltimore/washington international where lines are huge at the southwest counter right now. london's heathrow airport also reporting problems, which is a major hub of course for

international travel. and right now major carriers ctfeafre aedti b airways, lufthansa, and others that fly through sfo. here's a live look at sfo. we just got off the phone with officials and they tell us right now there are only 17 delays and they are all less than 30 minutes. so that is good news for us locally. of course that problem could worsen throughout the day and we are awaiting word from oakland and san jose mineta. as soon as we get that, i will let you know. >> that sounds like a real mess. thank you. police are still questioning 40 drivers who saw a deadly officer-involved shooting in the east bay yesterday. >> take a look at the side-b side-by-side. on the left this is westbound 80 after lanes were shut down. they were closed for eight hours yesterday. on the right what it looks like right now. this is the typical commute and crews are working to clear a crash. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in emeryville with more on the shooting this morning. amy? >> reporter: good morning, natasha. several agencies were involved in this, but emeryville police

is going to be the lead investigating agency in this case. the officers have about 40 witnesses to interview. they're going to keep doing that today, but they want more. so if you saw anything, they want you to give them a call. they not only have eyewitnesses, they also have video. take a look at this cell phone video of the shooting when it happened. officers say the homicide suspect got out of his car and fired at officers, and police fired back, killing the man. >> we're still trying to determine how many officers and which officers were involved in the shooting, so that's under investigation right now. our detectives are learning about who was present and what ations occurred. >> reporter: interstate 80 was closed in both directions around 9:00 in the morning. the eastbound lanes opened at 11:00, but westbound headed toward san francisco closed till 5:00. the backup was horrendous. people said that they even

missed flights. we saw a tweet from one woman saying she missed her flight. big rigs all stopped there on the highway. no business was conducted. they couldn't make their deliveries. but police said they had to keep it closed for that long because they had to gather all of their evidence. they haven't released any information about the suspect, just that he was wanted for a 2015 homicide in fairfield. they're going to release his name later after they get in touch with his relatives. reporting live in emeryville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 new. the man who built the playboy empire has died. >> hugh hefner passed away late last night. he was 91. the first issue of "playboy" came out in 1953 and it featured a nude photo of marilyn monroe. the magazine led to tv shows and eventually the playboy empire, including playboy clubs featuring waitresses in those famous bunny uniforms.

>> he didn't want sex and the discussion of sex to be taboo. you know, he wanted it to be something that people could discuss openly, so he was a big proponent of this being much more open, a little more true i think to his own feelings. >> hefner is survived by his wife, crystal, and four grown children. developing news, at first light the search will resume for more fallen climbers following a rock slide at yosemite's popular el captain rock formation. that should be happening any minute now. at least one person was killed, another was hurt. a park ranger says at least 30 climbers were on the wall when the rock fell yesterday afternoon. it appeared to be from the popular water fall route near horse tail fall. one man who has climbed el captain dozens of times says he has never seen anything like this. >> i saw a piece of rock, white granite the size of an apartment building, at least 100 feet by

100 feet suddenly just come peeling off the wall with no warning. >> el captain is 3,000 vertical feet of sheer rock granite. mountaineers from around the world travel to yosemite to scale it. crews are making progress against a wildfire burning near corona southeast of l.a. this morning the fire is 35% contained. it's burned 2,000 acres and damaged three structures. flames have threatened nearly 2,000 homes at one point. a mandatory evacuation order is still in place for dozens of residents. 6:36 now. san francisco police are trying to figure out why an ac transit bus hit another bus and two other vehicles. we brought this to you as break news at midday yesterday. the bus plowed into the sidewalk at fremont and fuolsom streets. the driver lost consciousness and was one of five people hurt. police did not move the bus until engineers made sure nearby scaffolding wouldn't collapse. happening today, officials from twitter will meet with senate staffers investigating russian interference in the 2016

election. congress is looking at the spread of false news stories and propaganda on social media. they want to know how russia was involved and whether it got help from inside the u.s. lawmakers are concerned about the power of anonymous bots spreading misinformation. the senate intelligence committee wants executives from facebook, google and twitter to appear at a public hearing in november. the landlord of the ghost ship warehouse where 36 people died in a fire in december will reportedly get at least $3 million in insurance payments. our media partner, the bay area news group, says that she has already received more than $670,000 from a policy covering property loss an liability. she is being sued by dozens of the families of the victims. two men pled not guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter yesterday. their attorney questions why prur prosecutors are going after them. the man who killed sierra lamar could be granted a new

trial. >> the case is headed back to court to decide whether the judge was biased. matt keller is live for us in san jose. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. a motion like this doesn't happen very often, but today the convicted killer of sierra lamar is trying to get a new trial. he was convicted back in may of kidnapping and murdering the morgan hill teenager. the jury recommended life in prison without parole but the judge still has to rule. that was scheduled for today. according to our media partner, the defense attorneys filed a motion to disqualify the judge in the case from sentencing their client. they say zecher never disclosed she once represented the prosecution's lead investigator while working 25 years ago for the county counsel's office in a wrongful death case involving a mentally ill jail the ""mercury news" quotes the judge saying she was not biased

or prejudiced in the case. if she loses, sentencing could be delayed for months while another judge looks at transcripts of the case. reporting in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. happening today if you're commuting on b.a.r.t. this morning, you might walk right into a board of directors meeting. they'll be at the warm springs south fremont station trying to talk about the b.a.r.t. extension into silicon valley and answer your questions. they will be there starting at 9:30 this morning. in our recent heat spell you may have noticed something new on your phone. the health department sent out an alert yesterday. that definitely got a lot of our attention here. it warned people about the heat and giving out information on cooling stations and other city services. the message also asked cell phone yorsz users to check on neighbors, especially the elderly. this is the first time they have used the system for a heat-related advisory. all right, i want to take you back to our sig alert here in the hayward area. if you're traveling on southbound 880, unfortunately we are developing quite the backup here. this is just before you get to state route 92, so this is a sig

alert. we do have multiple lanes blocked, so we really only have one lane open here as you approach the san mateo bridge. putting our distance measuring tool on it, you're up to about 5 miles now for that backup. hisperian boulevard possibly may save you a little time. head over to east 14th and use mission boulevard if you're traveling a little bit further off to the east there, but unfortunately that is just continuing to grow. only one lane is open. also westbound 580 just before the 80 merge still have a crash blocking a couple of the left lanes there. here's a live look at that from our emeryville camera. it looks like the vehicle is hooked up to the tow truck. hopefully that will clear soon. let's check in on our slightly cooler forecast now with meteorologist drew tuma. >> we're heading in the right direction. the coast will feel cooler weather and then we'll feel widespread relief some friday. live doppler 7 along with satellite, what we have out there this morning that we didn't have yesterday, coastal clouds. an indication that our pattern is changing for the cooler. good morning, san francisco.

61. 62 in san jose right now. the same in hayward but close to the coast, half moon bay, you're benefitting from that nice sea breeze, 50 degrees. 49 the current number, good morning, in santa rosa. so your 12-hour planner on your thursday. the sun is up at 7:02 in the morning. it's a lot of sunshine today. you'll notice the coast is pretty cool. hanging in the 60s for the afternoon but away from the coast it's another warm autumn day for us. 80s and 90s around the bay and inland. highs today, take a look at this, 82 in oakland, 90 in san jose, 86 that high in santa rosa, 90 in concord and san francisco up to 77 degrees. now, the three-day forecast does show you as we head into friday, look at that widespread cooling. 70s and 80s and that will stick around for the first half of the weekend, guys. >> drew, thank you. remembering hugh hefner. next we'll go live to the playboy founder's famous mansion where fans are paying tribute to the man who changed america. president trump reveals his plan for tax reform, and what that proposal could mean for

your bank account. but first, here's a look at what's coming up at 9:00 on "live with kelly and ryan." >> hi. >> good morning. >> so coming up on "live" we've got viola davis. got viola davis. she's getting ready for

welcome back. now back to our coverage of hugh hefner's death. the american icon died at his famous playboy mansion in los angeles yesterday, and this morning fans are paying

a reporter from kabc is at the playboy mansion right now. hi, mark. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, good morning to you. right now we are outside of the playboy mansion where hefner died yesterday surrounded by his family. no question he was an american icon. as soon as the news broke yesterday, many fans, they showed up to pay their respects for the man who built a multimedia empire. some leaving flowers and candles, others stepping out to take pictures at the gates. overnight some of his family members were seen leaving the property, including his daughter and one of his four sons. some fans that we spoke to described hefner has a humanitarian at the forefront of women's rights. whatever you thought about the playboy, his mansion is where some of his most legendary parties of all time were held. now the estate is quiet and somber. jessica, outside of the gates, not a huge memorial, a few

flowers and candles, you can see here behind us, but we are expecting more fans to arrive throughout the day. keep in mind the news broke of hefner's death just after 8:00 p.m. >> okay, thank you. no doubt that memorial likely to grow throughout the day. i do want to right now get back to a breaking news update that we are watching. an international computer problem causing check-in problems around the globe. our team actually just heard back from san jose's airport, and they confirm that they have the software that's affected, but so far they do not have any problems, unlike what they're seeing in baltimore/washington international. look at this picture that we got a short time ago. they are certainly experiencing the problems that are facing so many different airlines all across the world. still only 17 delays at sfo. we are still, though, waiting to hear back from oakland airport. but if you are flying, a major

heads-up today, especially if you're traveling internationally. california voters may have more sway as to who the next presidential nominees are. governor brown has signed legislation moving the 2020 presidential primary to march. california has traditionally held that primary in june. the state moved it to february in 2008 in hopes of having more influence, but that didn't happen and lawmakers moved it back to june in 2012. the early primary could potentially give candidates with more money the edge in california. well, half of california voters surveyed in a new poll do not want dianne feinstein to run for re-election next year. just 43% of people in the public policy institute poll think that she should run for a sixth term. the 84-year-old has angered liberals with her calls for patience with president trump. still, 54% of voters approve of the job that she is doing. feinstein hasn't said when she'll announce whether she's running again or not. now onto your morning money report. president trump is promising an overhaul of the u.s. tax code. >> it's the biggest in decades, and he insists the middle class

will benefit. the presidet's top economic advisor, gary cohn, is on "good morning america" talking about the plan. >> everybody at home wants to know what this is going to mean for them. so can you tell middle class families watches right now, say a family of four earning $55,000, how much they will save under the president's plan? >> that family can expect something in the neighborhood of $650 to $1,000 tax decr we are really solving for the middle class. >> it is clear there is one way the wealthiest americans will benefit. the president's plan calls for the elimination of the estate tax. that's something that's only paid on estates valued at more than $5.5 million for individuals and $11 million for couples. san francisco-based uber has decidedutown its carl leasing program. exchange leasing was launched two years ago by uber to lease vehicles directly to drivers who weren't able to obtain a car because of poor credit

histories. "the wall street journal" reports the company was losing $9,000 per vehicle. uber says it's going to move toward a less capital intensive approach. its unclear when the change will take effect. about 500 people were employed by exchange leasing. walmart wants to get more parents into their stores and compete with amazon so the company is expanding its private baby brand, parents choice, and add 120 new items, including premium diapers. they know diapers are a key item for parents and stores because te they're purchased so frequently. amazon offers auto delivery for diaper, which many parents find very convenient. have you ever been at a game and had a taste for hot buttery popcorn? >> it seems that's what happened to a 2-year-old, but she didn't make the long walk to the concession stand or wave down a vepd vendor, she stole a few kernels from a prince. this was during yesterday's invictus games. little emily had no problem digging in and prince harry

didn't seem to minding. look at what happens when prince harry tries to get playful with emily. as you can see, emily was not having it. by the way, emily's dad is -- >> she says no. >> there we go. her dad is a games. >> invictus games an incredible event and that is just adorable to see. love it. let's get over to alexis tracking the sig alert. where do we standing? >> we have really improved. southbound 880 just before you get to state route 92 is where we had that multi car crash blocking four out of five lanes. that totally cleared. the sig alert has been cancelled. we still have a five to six-mile backup. check out these speeds. 10 miles an hour, 2 miles an hour approaching that. i would stick to east 14th into mission there or b.a.r.t. is a decent option as well. we don't have any b.a.r.t. delays. a little good news on westbound 580, the crash around the 80 interchange within the maze there did just clear.

we had a look at that and it was in the two left lanes long term, but here's a live look outside. we had several emergency crews still on the scene just a few minutes ago, a couple of vehicles hooked up to the tow trucks. looked like they were close to clearing and they did clear. all lanes are back open and you're seeing the typical delays. stop-and-go traffic from lake merritt on westbound 580 and that did spill over to westbound 24 as well. drew tuma is in the weather center for us this morning and the cooldown starts today. >> first on the coast today and widespread for everybody tomorrow. live doppler 7 along with sal , satellite, the changes on the map. the coastal cloud cover has returned. the tam cam, live look outside, you can see that fog has moved into the heart of the bay right now. that marine layer at the current moment very thin. overnight it will thicken and that will usher in cooler air tomorrow for everybody. out there along the coast, we are cool. 50 half moon bay, the same in novato but away from the coast

we still have 60 in mountain view, 62 in san jose and the same number in hayward. so as we take a look at highs for today, the coast is cooling off, but away from the coast it is still a warm fall day. i don't the high in oakland today, 90 in san jose, 82 in san mateo, 90 in antioch, 77 in san francisco and 86 in santa rosa. overnight tonight here's the call. the clouds will thicken, widespread 50s, and that will set the tstage for a cooler finish to the week. widespread cooling on friday and the weekend looking picture perfect and near fall-like next week, guys. >> all right, thank you, drew. this is pretty cool, happening today the warriors will give the media a preview of the team's new nike jersey. it is designed to bring you even closer to the fame. >> these are the nike nba connected jersey the. they are embedded with technology in the tag. so fans can unlock it by downloading and opening the nike connect app on their smart phone. then you can scan the tag with your phone and get realtime stats and highlights on whichever player's jersey you

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heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one is breaking intel news. a live look at sfo. airlines all around the world right now dealing with delays after a global computer outage. 17 flights are delayed at sfo. no flights are delayed at mineta san jose and we are still waiting to hear from oakland. number two, playboy founder and pop culture icon hugh hefner has died. the 91-year-old died of natural causes at his home, the playboy mansion in los angeles. he started "playboy" magazine in 1953. number three, the man convicted of abducting and killing sierra lamar wants a new trial. a hearing is set for today. attorneys for antolin garcia-torres says the judge in the case should be disqualified from sentencing their client because of a conflict of interest. number four, east bay authorities are interviewing more than 40 morning commuters who witnessed a deadly officer-involved shooting. westbound lanes of interstate 80 in emeryville were closed until 5:00 p.m. yesterday. taking you back to our sig alert, that is starting to look quite a bit better here.

southbound 880 just before 92, all lanes are back open as of a few minutes ago but very long delays approaching. and number six, an accuweather cooler on the coast today but warm for most, 82 oakland, 92 san jose and 77 in san francisco. justin timberlake reportedly a front-runner for the super bowl halftime show. the will be the first time since the infamous wardrobe incident with janet jackson. mm-hmm. >> so maybe he has some new music coming out we're going to hear soon. all right. beautiful sunrise. >> he's great. have a good day. >> bye.

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