morning investigators are trying to determine what sparked a house fire on the peninsula. started just after 10:30 last night on crompton road in the lower hills of redwood city. officials say flames were coming out of every single window when firefighters arrived at the scene. neighbors told crews that everybody was out of the house. it took firefighters about 1:10 to get the flames under control. nobody was hurt. it is 4:30. if you're just joining us a quick update on weather and traffic. we'll start with drew. good morning, guys. the big setup is that cooler air is finally moving into our region even right now we're running some five to six degrees cooler than this time yesterday. so current numbers, we're in the 50s to low 60s. the 50s are widespread this hour. good morning, novato. 58. that number in hayward, 59. good morning in san jose. 12-hour planner, the fog returning, coastal clouds today. some high clouds streaming in through the afternoon. widespread 70s and 80s later on

today. all right. that's weather. the roads with alexis. good morning, drew. taking a look at the roads today, a little bit of fog. a bit of reduced visibility on golden gate bridge. no dense fog advisory for any of the area issued by chp so far today. shouldn't be a major factor. westbound 580, you are still in the green at 38 minutes. just some slight delays approaching altamont pass. northbound 280 highway 1 to san francisco looking great at just ten. >> thanks, alexis. new details in the oakland police investigation into the death after man tased by officers am more than eight hours after this happened. officers were sent to the intersection for a traffic accident. dispatcher told them a man ran from the scene and was trying to board an ac transit bus. moments later called for an

ambulance. >> the man died last night. the alameda county d.a.'s office and coroner. >> one person is in the hospital after that second rock slide on el capitan at yosemite. this happened late yesterday one day after a slab dropped killing a climber and his wife. the second was ten times worst than the first. one man was hurt after a rock crashed through the sun roof of his suv. park rangers say it's the same spot as wednesday's rock slide. it is making visitors nervous. >> el cap, not sure what just fell, but something did. something big. holy [ bleep ]. that was loud. >> there was just cracking, a bunch of noise, and smoke just started coming down like crazy. >> the park released these pictures showing the massive chunk left behind now. yosemite says the park is closing a road on the north side of the park.

>> a boy remains in critical condition after a hit-and-run crash earlier this week. richmond police believe this smart car was involved in the accident at macdonald avenue and 27th street on wednesday. officers suspect a 19-year-old woman who works in an auto repair shop borrowed the car without permission before hitting the boy. elster ito police spotted the car and the driver was arrested. the package centers on three bills. one will put a $4 billion affordable housing bond before voters. a second imposes a new $75 fee on real estate transaction documents, and the third aims to streamline regulation that is can slow down affordable housing construction. lawmakers say the package is the most significant housing policy to come out of sacramento in years. take a look at drone view 7. a view of what san francisco desperately needs more of -- housing. this is the mission bay neighborhood which is seeing development and still has room

to expand. now mayor lee is hoping to jump-start more new housing like that. he has set a goal to build 5,000 new units every year. 30% to 35% would be permanently affordable. to make it a reality mayor lee had to sign an executive order cutting the permit time line in half. >> i know that once i've given the proper directive and support the departments to make the right decisions to move the projects forward we can literally cut it in half all the delays. >> some residents are concerned more housing will cause just more traffic. the mayor admits a lot of the congestion we see is caused by construction projects. >> parents, students, and religious leaders are rallying in the south bay to save a school program that serves minority students. it is due to lose funding in two days. reporter katie marzullo has the story from san jose. he was broken and he had somewhere to go. >> reporter: with dozens of supporters gathered at the santa clara government building, parents and students told

stories of how imani village changed their lives. >> they help with the school, drama, family, homework. they also make sure we're on track. >> reporter: the program was started in santa clara county in 2014. it provides tutoring and emotional support for african-american and latino students who might be at risk. there are more than 400 students currently enrolled. >> we have a chance to make a difference and shift away their life is steering and let them know there's a better way. >> reporter: the program is about to lose funding because the contract expires. a statement from the county reads in part, the county is partnering with each of the participating school districts to ensure continuity of services for the children who were enrolled in the program. mcgill is one of those students. >> to be honest, it makes us stronger and never take anything for granted. >> reporter: families are asking the county to continue funding the program at least through the end of the school year. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc

7 news. heads up if you're planning to cross the bay bridge tomorrow. caltrans plans to implode more of the piers from the old bridge. they will stop traffic when that happens sometime between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. i know that's a big spread. the exact time will depend on water conditions. this is the third of six scheduled implosions. when should it be over? sometime in mid-november. accuweather on this friday morning, it's finally going to start to feel like fall after days of very warm air, a cold front finally sweeping through and bringing us back to reality. that cold front not only brought us the fog to the coast late last night, some high clouds are streaming in from time to time. temperature wise widespread 50s this hour running some five to six degrees cooler right now. good morning vallejo at 57 degrees. we're at 55.

san mateo, livermore checking out the temperature of 56 degrees. hour by hour, by 9:00 we're slowly warming into the 60s. you notice that cloud cover along the coast will be stubborn today. going to keep that cool pattern in place. nice outside, 60s and 70s by the lunch time hour and the afternoon our warmest spots into the low and mid-80s. highs today, enjoy this fall feeling. lots of clouds. sunshine for palo alto. 81 in san jose. 72 in oakland, about 84 in antioch and santa rosa up to about 80 degrees. in your three-day forecast, we're going to stick with this temperature pattern. more in the way of sunshine over the weekend but saturday and sunday we'll lose a lot of the cloud cover. 70s and 80s in the majority of the region. that's weather. a check of traffic. we are friday light so far today. a live look outside at walnut creek so no delays as you approach highway 24. mass transit, a heads up. another full closure of the

b.a.r.t. warm springs station. that goes through monday morning. a bus bridge will be in place to pick you up at warm springs. take you to fremont station that could add 20 to 30 minutes to your trip and all of this is for work on the silicon valley. and new details on a deadly stampede making international headlines right now. find out how a rumor killed nearly two dozen people in india overnight. >> more aid from the u.s. heading to puerto rico today. the critically needed help as navy ship and its crew will provide. provide. >>

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most colon cancers start as polyps. and screening finds polyps, so they can be removed, before they even turn into cancer. if you're over 50, get screened for colorectal cancer. screening saves lives. new overnight a stampede in india. it is making international headlines right now. 22 people died, more than 30 are seriously injured. it was at this mumbai train station and happened during the morning rush hour. it was pouring rain there and so you can see on this video there are some pedestrian overpasses. police say there was actually a rumor tryi rum rumor that triggered the stampede. people went running for their lives. the injured are hospitalized right now, many of them in very serious condition. reggie, back to you.

happening today the naval ship "comfort" will deploy to puerto rico to provide more help. >> it is a floating hospital with 500 medical personnel and support staff. it is carrying blood and medical supplies to the territory ravaged by hurricane maria. the trump administration says its relief efforts are succeeding. people on the island say help is scarce and disorganized. hundreds of people went to a free water distribution center filling up as many empty containers as they could get their hands on yesterday. more than 2,000 people lined up to try to board a royal caribbean ship to get off the island. it's been more than a week since maria hit and only 4% of puerto rico has power. local puerto ricans have formed a group called sf for pr holding a donation drive at jam town in oakland to support hurricane maria victims. to learn more about how to help go to abc7news.com. 4:42. the controversy is growing over expensive private charter planes for officials. health and human services

secretary tom price is facing multiple investigations into his use of chartered aircraft for government travel and now a fourth member of president trump's cabinet is being criticized. here's lana zak. >> reporter: president trump says he's not happy with reports his secretaries have used excess charter flights. he wants federal agencies to account for their travel since inauguration. this morning health and human services secretary tom price's job is on the line. after a string of health care reform defeats a new embarrassment to the white house -- excessive luxury flights at the expense of the american taxpayer. last night price tried to defend his 26 private charter flights on fox news. >> my respect for the taxpayer is as strong as it can be and always has been. there will be no private air charters at hhs going forward. >> reporter: taxpayers spent more than $400,000 on those

flights. now following the public outrage price says he'll reimburse the cost of his own seat, $51,000. it's not just price. steve mnuchin and scott pruitt are both being called out for their travel as well. and now interior secretary ryan zinke is being added to the list to trips to montana and two caribbean islands. republican senator chuck grassley is intending to hold the white house responsible writing a public letter to president trump asking him to detail what steps the administration is now taking. lana zak, abc news, washington. 4:44. two escaped prisoners from the bay area to longer on the loose. authorities captured both women in different parts of mexico. anna armstrong and irene mitchell escaped from the camp in dublin earlier this month. they've been serving sentences for drug-related crimes. armstrong and mitchell will now face additional charges. u.s. marshals credit mexican

police with help in arresting them. san francisco is getting ready for the annual event on tuesday with the blue angels taking to the sky for the air show. the show draws hundreds of boats to the bay and the coast guard will have triple the number. they'll be looking out for things like speeding and overcrowding. >> always on the first and foremost on our mind as well as security. we'll be working together to assess any threats, but i can tell you fleet week is just a fun event here in san francisco and it's a great way for the community to come together. >> officials are warning people watching the air show from roofs and balconies to make sure they're safe. the blue angels arrive on sunday. i'm ready for some beautiful weather this weekend. i'm also ready to finally be able to sleep without sweating. >> i think that's a key goal for people, put the comforter back on, the blankets back on. temperatures are falling over

the next couple of days back to more fall like levels finally. live doppler 7, you probably noticed if you were out and about at all you probably had cool air of the 50s widespread. the reason a cold front moving through. east bay hills camera showing you the fog has returned in parts of the region that's just helping to re-establish the cool air. a mixed bag in terms of our temperature change but a lot of spots are a few degrees cooler now than we were this time yesterday. your 12-hour planner on your friday. the sun is up at 7:03 this morning. we'll have the mixture of sun and clouds. a mainly sunny day away from the coast. the big takeaway is a cooler afternoon, widespread 70s. so your forecast today, take a look at this, 67 in san francisco. that's below normal for this time of the year. 72 the high in oakland. about 81 in san jose. 82 and sunny skies for your saturday. little change and that will be the theme even through sunday.

accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler, nothing but sunshine over the week and look at those temperatures for much of next week. certainly fall feeling with temperatures stuck in the 70s. so finally that pattern has moved to the cooler. >> i'm so included. >> me, too. i'm one of those people. very excited. hopefully you'll be excited about a friday light traffic. we do have one reported in the east southbound 880 i know we do have chp on the scene but i'm not seeing delays. i'm not sure if we have any lanes blocked. i will follow up. not a big deal at the moment, though. a quick check of drive times, nice and light. we have no delays on our area bridges. richmond/san rafael bridge. westbound 84 dumbarton bridge you are wide open at just eight minutes. all right, alexis, thank

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building furniture. they tested task rabbit in its stores in london and plans to roll out the service in its u.s. stores. no word yet on the financial terms of the deal which will be finalized next month. daily life could be transformed for diabetics now the fda has approved the first blood glue co-monitor that does not require to you trick your finger called the freestyle libre. the sensor can stay attached for ten days. it is waterproof. the scanner compares blood glucose levels and holds data 90 days. it will take several months to come out and the final price has not been released. it is national coffee day and that means at some places you can get free or discounted coffee today. >> yes. did you a lot of research on this. >> i really did. >> krispy kreme has free coffee the whole weekend. cinnabon is free all day today. a free coupon if you use

7-eleven's app. and then there are some dispouts at peet's, mcdonald's, and drew's favorite, dunkin' donuts. also lyft is offering a free can of high brew/cold brew coffee. is that what it's really called? who comes one these names? so that's available if you take a ride into san francisco. the deals are only offered at participating locations so check it out first. >> a highly caffeinated kind of day. >> i'm super caffeine. let's talk about temperatures right now. it's cooler thankfully. i think a lot of people want this weather pattern to arrive. it's doing so right now. 50s widespread from the coast to 50s widespread from the coast to the bay and inland. talk about your high, feeling more like fall.

clouds along the coast only in the low 80s, 70s the high in oakland. 81 in san jose. good morning, alexis. good morning, drew. so far so good. we are looking friday light on the roads today. the bay bridge toll plaza. i'm not sure what this bus is doing. looks like they're throwing it into reverse trying to get into the cash lanes there instead. we're looking at some wide open conditions for everybody else and, of course, the metering lights should flip on in 30 minutes. ace one out on time and no delays, normal service for vta today. >> thanks, alexis. it may look like black friday at stores that sell video games. that's right, people are lining up hoping to buy this nintendo super nes classic that goes on sale today. highly anticipated, a miniature version of the popular nes from many of our youths. it includes 21 classic games and replicas. the retro video game system retails for $79.99, expected to

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had enough of the heat. we're cooling off today. good news for everybody. >> hot in so many places recently. when you like something you get credit. right place, right time. >> all the praise. you deserve that. >> a lot of people super happy. the change is already upon us. we have cloud cover up above. some high clouds from time to time and an indication of the cool front that is moving through and ushering in temperatures. we have mostly cloudy skies and the 12-hour planner will show you a mixture of sun and clouds. the big takeaway today is that we're going to settle in the mid-70s to mid-and low 80s across the region. much cooler than the past week.