live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you high clouds along with a cold front bringing in those autumnlike changes. we have some cloud cover, an indication that our pattern is changing for the cooler. later on this afternoon a mix of sun and clouds out there. the big take it's cooler everywhere. yesterday inland in the 90s. today we're cooling off into the 80s and around the bay we'll feature widespread 70s later on today. that's weather. a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. >> good morning, drew. we'll take you back to the south bay where we have reports of a brush fire. it does sound like it's taking away a lane. 280 just past that 101 merge, lane number four is blocked by fire crews. this slowdown you're seeing just north of there is our typical backup that we have.

another area of the south bay that's still looking good, we have no delays on that inbound side so no major delays so far today. one new issue reported on the nimitz in oakland. >> thank you. some north bay high school students will show up to a campus crawling with police officers. >> redwood high school is respond to go a threat for the second time this month. amy hollyfield is live in larksburg. good morning, >> reporter: hi, good morning. classes are going on as scheduled. here is what it looked like last week here. they faced a bomb threat so they evacuated all of the students to the football field. now they are dealing with a new threat. this one appeared on the bathroom wall. someone wrote there will be a school shooting today, friday. the principal sent a letter home to parents telling them police have been called and will be here on campus. he also told the parents this io

model how to handle stressful events saying our students will most certainly look to us as their example how to remain calm and navigate challenging circumstances. if police advise administrators at any point today to go ahead and cancel classes, they will alert parents in several ways. they'll send out texts, e-mails, put it on facebook and tweet it out. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you. 6:02. dangerous rock slides at yosemite national park are not keeping climbers away from the mountain and the sport they say they love. there have been two rock slides in as many days. the most recent one took place late yesterday and climbers say the rock fall was the size of a couple of apartment buildings. one person was hurt and hospitalized. a spokesperson says it is rare but rocks break loose about 80 times every year. one rock climber says he still plans to climb el capitan though

a friend died two years ago. >> he put his weight on the rope and it pulled through the system and he fell. >> i'm not going to leave san francisco because there might be an earthquake or stop climbing because there might be a rock fall. >> another massive rock slide wednesday killed a man from great britain. we're learning more about a homicide suspect killed by police in a standoff that stopped traffic for hours. state prison officials showed this of demilo hodge, convicted of stalking nearly 20 years ago. police tried to stop him in connection to a homicide that happened this summer. hodge then led them on a chase that ended here in emeryville. police say officers fired at hodge after he shot at them. a 17-year-old girl's father is talking about a chilling ordeal after a knife-wielding suspect broke into the house and threatened her. police say this is the 17-year-old intruder. we had to blur his face. they say he broke into the rohnert park home believing no one was home. the girl was there and called

her father after seeing the suspicious man trying to get into the house. her dad told her to go upstairs and lock herself in the bathroom. she did and called 911. a police dispatcher kept her on the line as the intruder got in the house. when he discovered the locked bathroom he kicked down the door and started threatening her with a large hunting knife. >> he put the knife to here and asked, did you call the police? at the beginning she said no. >> the intruder forced her to hang up and officers had already been sent to the house. they arrested him. the girl was not hurt. a uc berkeley student is suing a former employee and the board of regents for sexual harassment. the student filed a complaint anonymously according to dailycal.org. she said the psychologist made unwanted advances and solicitations during sessions for her adhd and anxiety. she is suing berkeley because she feels they did not take

appropriate action to ensure her health and safety. a former probation counselor is under arrest on suspicion of having sex with two teenaged boys while they were in jail. authorities took tricia caparra into custody, accused of sexually assaulting a 17 and 18-year-old inmates. in a statement the chief probation officer says the department is appalled adding, quote this employee violated the trust placed in our department and this will not be tolerated. >> this just in. we have learned president trump will travel to asia in november to address how to deal with north korea. he'll actually visit japan, south korea, chooina, vietnam a the philippines. this is video of him with japan's prime minister shinzo abe at the white house earlier this year. speaking of the white house i should say they issued a statement moments ago saying the

president's engagements will strengthen the international resolve to confront the north korean threat and to ensure the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. a new week of nfl games started last night with a new show of unity. not a single player took a knee during the national anthem between the game between the bears and packers. the players, coaches, and some fans locked arms and stood silently at lambeau field. a firestorm after the firing of any player who kneels in protest. 49ers fans should expect some sort of protest. they haven't played since the comments last friday. this is the 49ers before their game thursday. our media partners at the mercury news report they are planning a team wide demonstration. of course former qb colin kaepernick started protesting social injustice while he was on the team 13 months ago. as for what the next step will be, seattle seahawks receiver

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and in accuweather this time yesterday a lot of 60s on the board. a lot of 50s. that's an indication the cooler air is finally filtering in. 49 degrees. so finally feeling more like autumn on your friday. highs across the region. that marine layer back. about 81 and sunny skies. our warm spot antioch a high of 84 degrees. enjoy. that's weather. a check of traffic with alexis. it's been enjoyable on the roads so far this morning, too.

we do have one new issue in the east bay in oakland. a three-car crash just before you get to 66th avenue blocking the left and the hov lanes. two lanes down. emergency crews on the way including an ambulance. that's about all we know. i am start to ing to see a bit backup. that is wide open right now. a quick check of bay bridge toll plaza. a disabled vehicle reported. one of the left side cash lanes. i have not spotted it. drive times at 6:20. elon musk is getting serious about his plans of sending people to mars. the plan involves creating a base on the moon first. he admits this is optimistic but he is hoping to bring the first flights to mars by 2024. finding a way to pay for it, well, that is going to be the biggest challenge, a single flight could cost $10 billion.

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dramatic rescue unfolded in southern california after that car flew off a cliff in glendora. three people had to be lifted up after the car was wedged partway down the cliff. one was a good samaritan who saw the crash and climbed down to help the two women in the car. everyone is expected to be okay. sky 7 was overhead when a high-speed chase in a stolen car turned into a carjacking here. we're happy to say this did all end peacefully but the video is intense. this all started in the city of alameda yesterday. the suspect originally stole a chevy equinox at a union 76 gas station. a dangerous chase started and we launched sky 7 to track it. the pursuit got to hayward and when the speck's car got wedged between a convertible and wall, suspect jumps into the convertible and appeared to tell the victim to keep driving. 90 seconds later police stopped the car and took the suspect

into custody. this morning a detroit-area mom has a big decision to make. a judge is ordering her to get her 9-year-old son vaccinated by next week or she'll go to jail. rebecca says when her son was born she and her now former husband agreed to space out his vaccines. she claims her ex was fine with the decision until last year when he changed his mind. he now wants to follow a regular schedule instead. that has her at the center of a legal battle. the court sided with him and orders her to continue vaccinations. >> it wasn't until they started grouping vaccines that i chose to no longer vaccinate. i would rather go to jail for standing up for what i believe in than vaccinating my child. >> so she says that he's not against vaccines, she believes it's and speaking of that u.s. health officials are urging everyone to get their flu shots.

australia has been hit hard and there are worries because the strain is already appearing in the u.s. last year less than half of americans got vaccinated. the san mateo county sheriff's office is proud to announce its pet assisted therapy helping those with mental illness learn coping and social skills. it allows them to express themselves in positive ways by reducing stress and depression. there are two dogs in the program now, molly, a labrador, and sadie, a german shepherd this is a collaboration between the peninsula and spca and the san mateo county sheriff's office. w nation you have a chance to be one of the first to have a warriors new nike jersey. >> it opens up at 7:00 a.m. to give fans a chance to buy the new nike nba connected jersey. it features technology embedded in the tag. you can unlock that information by downloading and opening the nike connect app on your smartphone. the warriors play their first preseason game tomorrow night at oracle. >> that income may come in handy because the warriors just paid the entire cost of the summer's

championship parade. the team is lashing out, though, with the city of oakland. the original estimate for the celebration was $300,000 but the cost ballooned, more than doubled, $780,000. the warriors have already spent nearly $6 million to cover this and the 2015 victory parades. a statement from the warriors said most american cities cover the expenses and the team expressing disappointment with the process and the large disparity between the estimate and the actual cost. you know who else is clapping back? fall. transition. >> good job with the segue. up top. finally. i think a lot of people have been waiting. it feels like we've been stuck in this warm pattern for weeks and now we're changing that pattern starting today. live outside we go to the exploratorium camera. some high clouds streaming through san francisco this hour. that's just an indication after cold front that is moving through. hour by hour we go, future

weather, let's plan your friday, 9:00 later on we'll see coastal clouds starting in the mid-60s for a lot of us. by midday away from the coast there's a lot of sunshine, really comfortable, 60s and 70s. our warmer spots later on today settling in the low 80s. we're getting out of the 90s inland that we had yesterday and today 82 the high in concord. 81 in san jose. about 76 in san rafael. the temperature of about 67 degrees. we'll take you into oakland. oaktoberfest. enjoy if you're heading out there. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a cooler afternoon. the weekend picture perfect. all indications, temperatures below average for this time of the year. the roads with alexis. good morning. we've had very few issues on the road today. back to oakland where we do have a problem currently. this is southbound 880 just before you get to 66th avenue. a three-car crash is blocking

the left and hov lanes. ambulances on the scene along with chp calling for a couple tow trucks. seeing some delays there southbound on the nimitz down to about 7 miles an hour. 580, that is a decent option for you right now. a quick check of the north bay, san rafael, 101 cruising along just fine and not quite as foggy as it was yesterday. yesterday that dense fog advisory. today no issues by chp. westbound 580 tracy to dublin. not a bad drive. in the yellow at 56 minutes. 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 16. 85 is still looking good. 7 on your side michael finney is breaking down when you can get a refund from an airline during a natural disaster. >> shrinking space on your next flight. why american is about to get more crowded. i want to show you something happening now from our live desk. this is fema holding a press

conference in puerto rico about their response there and what happens next with getting aid to the island. i'm listening in and will have an update. jess, thank you. here is rob marciano with a look at what's coming up. the trump administration in the cross hairs. another incident of administration official taking a charter flight for a personal trip. new concerns over his son-in-law using a private e-mail account to contact a white house official. official. we're breaking it all down. oh, you yeah!ht butch. (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man)

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flying american airlines is about to get more crowded. officials saying they're going to add more seats to some planes, that means you could see less leg room. the change expected to make the company $1.4 billion over the next four years. >> and a lot of tall people unhappy. >> like this one. time to ask finney, russell has a question about airline refunds and natural disaster. >> 7 on your side michael finney has his answer. >> the aftermath of the mexican earthquake and going forward with respect to natural disasters, are airlines honoring full refunds on airline tickets to those destinations when

flights are either impossible or unadvisable? >> hey, russell, thank you for the question. this is very timely. you see, the airlines tend to be under the microscope when a disaster happens. they tend to be good about making backup plans. but here's the deal. they will have very specific dates when they will make changes for free. consumers need to keep track of those dates or they're going to get skunked. also there are no refunds to rebooking if you no longer want to go to that area. now this is going to be coming up a lot now because the airports are beginning to reopen in the caribbean. many of islands aren't going to be what they once were but they will be safe and accessible and the airlines by and large aren't going to offer passengers a chance to back out. russell, thanks for your question. >> if you have a question record it on your phone or tablet. share it with us using t the #askfinney or go to our website. you may see your question answered right here on abc 7

mornings. this fresno man who took down an armed rob they are summer is being hailed a hero. you may remember the starbucks video from july. >> that is craig jerry hitting the suspect with a chair and wrestling him down. this week he is receiving a special thank you from police and fresno residents are showing their appreciation. >> to see an individual like that and you have to give him a lot of credit in this day and age. he's a wonderful, wonderful man. >> the suspect is now behind bars. a thank you ceremony was jerry's first public appearance since the incident. he was joined by his family. he was advised not to speak on camera because of the active criminal investigation. next at 6:30, tackling california's housing crunch, the action governor brown planned to take today. plus, help on the way to puerto rico. the floating hospital heading to the island as it continues to deal with the aftermath of hurricane maria. and in accuweather yesterday the only place cooling at the coast. today, though, a much different

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it with autumnlike air for all of us. live doppler 7 along with satellite. some high clouds. an indication of a cold front that is sweeping through to bring about the cooler changes. we'll show you the picture outside right now. the sun slowly getting up from our east bay hills, a mixture of clouds and stars at this hour. the 12-hour planner today the big takeaway is going to be a cooler afternoon. you see nice and comfortable. we were in the 90s. we'll back off to the 80s. later on tonight a light jacket with evening temperatures falling into the 60s in most spots. that's weather. a check of the roads. good morning. >> good morning, drew. overall not too bad. a live look at walnut creek. southbound 680, as you head to 24 we are seeing quite a few folks tap their brakes. we can see the bake lights lighting up. mass transit looks great so far

this morning as well. just a heads-up for this weekend, warm springs station will be closed once again. that is for work on the silicon valley extension so there will be a free bus bridge taking you from warm springs to fremont station that could add 20 to 30 minutes to your trip. and developing news from the live desk, san jose police have been at the scene all night long of a deadly shooting in an upscale apartment complex there. abc 7 news reporter matt keller has the newest information. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. police are still here doing their investigation and since i last spoke with you i talked with a resident and she told me there have been security issues here at this apartment complex. there was a jogger robbed at gunpoint and several car break-ins and now a homicide. check out this video that we took overnight. you can see all the police activity taking place. officers were seen escorting residents at the elon at river oaks apartments.

police were called around 8:40 for a person shot. the sergeant told me two men forced their way into an apartment and shot a man. that man was taken to the hospital where he died. investigators say they have not made any arrests or identified any suspects. police are hoping to have this scene cleared here within the hour. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. investigators are trying to determine what sparked a house fire on the peninsula. it started just after 10:30 on crompton road in the lower hills of redwood city. officials say flames were coming out just about every window when firefighters got to the scene. neighbors told crews everybody managed to get out of the house okay. it took firefighters about 1:10 to get the flames under control and no one was hurt. sheriff's deputies want parents to keep an eye out for this man, a 39-year-old registered sex offender from sacramento county. phe was arrest this had week after someone found him in a girl's restroom at redwood adventist academy elementary school. he is out on bail now and authorities say he is a threat to public safety.

if you see hmm on any school grounds please call police. new details in the oakland police investigation into the death of a man tased by officers. police still at the scene at 41st avenue last night. more than eight hours after this happened. our media partner the bay area news group says officers were sent to the intersection about 2:30 in the afternoon for a traffic accident. a dispatcher told them a man ran from the scene and was trying to board an ac transit bus. moments later an officer called for an ambulance. the man died last night. oakland police homicide detectives, the alameda county d.a.'s office and coroner have launched separate investigations. 6:33. one person is in the hospital after a second rock slide on el capitan in yosemite. this happened late yesterday, one day after another slab dropped killing a british climber and hurting his wife. witnesses say the second rock wall was ten times worse than the first one. one man was hurt after a rock crashed through the sun roof of his suv as he was driving with his family. park rangers say this is the

same spot as wednesday's rock slide. it is making visitors nervous. el cap, i'm not sure what fell but something did. something big. holy [ bleep ]. that was loud. >> there's cracking, a bunch of noise and smoke started coming down like crazy. >> the park released these showing the massive chunk left behind. the park is closing a road on the north side of the park. a 3-year-old remains in critical condition after a hit-and-run crash earlier this week. richmond police believe this smart car was involved in a crash at macdonald avenue and 27th street on wednesday. officers suspect a 19-year-old worker at this auto repair shop borrowed that car without permission before hitting the boy. el cerrito police spotted the car yesterday and arrested the 19-year-old. a public funeral will be held for the chp officer killed in a crash on his way to work. james died in san

families are rallying to save a south bay school program that serves minority students. abc 7 news was in san jose where supporters, parents, and students gathered outside the santa clara government building. they told stories about how imani village changed their lives. the program started in 2014. it provides on campus tutoring and emotional support for primarily african-american and latino students who may be at risk. there are more than 400 students currently enrolled. >> we have the opportunity to really make a difference and to kind of shift the way their life is steering and let them know there's a better way. >> the program is about to lose funding because the contract for imani village expires tomorrow. the county issued a statement saying, quote, it is partnering with each of the participating school districts to ensure continuity of services for the children who were enrolled in the program. happening today governor brown will be in san francisco to sign more than a dozen housing bills. the package centers on three bills, one will put a $4 billion affordable housing bond before

voters next year 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 this package is the most significant housing policy to come out of sacramento in years. and speaking of that, here is a look at drone view 7. it is over a part of san francisco that is trying to fulfill some of the lack of housing. mission bay neighborhood seeing a lot of development and it has room to expand. now mayor lee is hoping to jump-start more new housing development. he set a goal to build 5,000 new units and 30% to 35% would be permanently affordable. to make that a reality he has to sign an executive order which cuts 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 mean more traffic and the mayor admits a lot of the congestion we're seeing is caused by construction projects. let's go over to meteorologist drew tuma, shall we? i think that's the right move right now. hey, drew. yeah, hi. good morning, everybody. that's a beautiful picture there, a live look from sutro tower. a mixture of sun and clouds. a beautiful looking shot out there. we're going to see high clouds streaming in from time to time. and that's going to be the recipe for a cooler forecast on the way later on today. let's go hour by hour on future weather. let's time out the day today. 9:00 later on today. you do notice some cloud cover along the coast, but we're slowly warming into the 60s. by midday the lunch time hour away from the coast i do have a fair amount of sunshine out there and 60s and 70s. comfortable to be out and about later on today and by the

afternoon our warmest spots only warming into the low 90s. so finally, yes, it is feeling more like autumn out there to finish off the week. 67 with some peeks of sunshine. that's actually three degrees below average for this time of the year. a high of 72 in oakland. lots of sunshine in the south bay, comfortable at 81 degrees. 82 the high in concord. napa a high of 79 degrees. fall coming back. it took us time. now we finish off the weekend. it will be picture perfect. >> i think we've earned the nice cool weather and a nice smooth commute. this week has been terrible. it's friday light so far. we're hoping we can hang on to that. in fact, i have some good news here in the east bay. southbound 880 a crash near 66 that was a three-car collision. we did have some injuries and ambulances called to the scene. so all lanes opened back up ten minutes ago and we do still have

residual delays but this will bounce back quickly. 12 miles an hour, 7 miles an hour approaching that scene. i bet if we check that that will look much better. the bay bridge toll plaza not looking terrible. we do still have reports of a disabled vehicle in one of the cash lanes. i've not been able to spot it. they have now cleared. the bay bridge commutes are not looking terrible today. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze in yellow. about 13 the rest of the way across the bay bridge and southbound 101 san francisco to sfo. you are wide open in the green. it is that time again, yeah, the bay bridge will close to continue the implosion. that means it should shut down between 9:30 and 11:30 tomorrow morning. it should all be over by mid-november. i will keep you updated.

and only moments ago fema held a press conference in puerto rico addressing its response on the island after hurricane maria. this is video from moments ago. i was listening in with my headphones over here. this is the island's governor was there, too. fema admitted that they underestimated the power of this storm. they also say that aid is not coming to the island fast enough and there is more on the way. ports also now open 24 hours a day. another really big thing to note. u.s. military officials were at the press conference as well and they flat-out said the troop response hasn't been enough. something really important here about 100 tankers going to the island monday. >> jessica, thank you for the update. happening today the naval ship comfort will be deploying to puerto rico. the vessel is a float hospital with 500 medical personnel and support staff. comfort is carrying blood and

medical supplies. the ship will provide 1,000 hospital beds. >> shoes, shirts and marijuana infused chocolate. the mall that could be home to a new type of candy store. o.j. simpson about to be released from prison. what we are learning about his plans when he becomes a free man. >> but first a look at what's coming up on live with kelly and ryan. >> morning! >> hi there. >> we have tom celc

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we're back at 6:44. students will be greeted by extra police officers on patrol at one high school. >> redwood high is respond toino a campus threat. amy hollyfield is live for us in larksburg. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. they will be holding classes here today. here is what it looked like at this school last week when they faced a bomb threat. they evacuated all students to the football field. this latest threat was found in a bathroom stall that there would be a shooting today, friday. the principal sent a note to parents telling them police will be on campus and school will be in session. while it is unfortunate we must deal with such circumstances, we believe this provides an

opportunity to discuss with your student the serious nature of statements that threaten harm to anyone. and how important it is for all of us to be vigilant, report anything unusual, and closely follow instructions of adults on campus. if police administrators at any point to cancel classes or to shut down school, they will let parents know a number of ways. they will send out texts, e-mails, put it on facebook or twitter. this morning health and human services secretary tom price's job is on the line. steve mnuchin and scott pruitt are the subject of inquiries by respective inspectors general. the house oversight committee launched an investigation into travel. price says he regrets his trip and pledges to reimburse the government.

he tried to defend his 26 private charter flights on fox news. >> there will be no private air charters at hhs going forward. >> and now interior secretary ryan zinke is being added to the list for private flights he took to his hometown in montana and between two caribbean islands. two escaped prisoners from the bay air why were captured in different parts of mexico. anna armstrong and irene michelle escaped from the federal minimum security prison camp in dublin earlier this month. armstrong and michelle will face additional charges. u.s. marshals credit mexican police with helping arrest both women. o.j. simpson is expected to walk out of a nevada state prison in a matter of days after being locked up the last nine years. he was granted parole at a hearing in july. the earliest date of the hall of fame could be released is sunday. his attorney says it's not likely that simpson would be

released on a week. he says it could be delayed a few days. simpson has said he plans to live in florida near both of his kids but his attorney tells abc news the paperwork to get him there hasn't been filed yet. one of his longtime friends doubts he will be in trouble again. >> all he wan to do is spend time with his family, friends, and kids and play golf. >> you can see more on "good morning america." if you're planning to fly anywhere for holidays, airline ticket prices won't get any cheaper than they are right now. >> thanksgiving travelers will find the deepest discounts 24th and 25th. the t december 19, 20, and 24th are the most affordable days to fly. the 22nd and 26th are the most expensive. all of this crunched by cheapair.com.

"the wall street journal" reports amazon sold $1.6 million of whole foods products online in the one month since it took over the supermarket chain. the most popular items, turkey breast and coconut water. marijuana infused chocolate could be coming to westfield shopping center. a deal has been signed to open a 1,000-foot store on the mall's third floor. it will be the first standalone store. set to consider the application on october 26th. >> have you heard of that company before? it may look like black friday at stores that sell video games. >> this is such a big deal. gamers lining up hoping to buy this. a super nes classic goes on sale today. it is a highly anticipated miniaturized version of the super nintendo and replaces -- replicas of the original

controllers. they sold out their allotment within minutes just past midnight. the price tag $79.99. the internet is gearing up for the in-store releases. >> someone wished best of luck. someone else went topical with an "it" movie reference. pennywise says, there are nes classics down here. if you want to come at me, bro. >> that's how i say it. everyone yells at me. >> that's why this works, drew. >> another level. that's why i love it. >> some low cloud cover. our pattern changing for the cooler. it's cooler today than yesterday morning. good morning. 60 in san jose. brentwood checking in with a temperature of 58 degrees.

your 12-hour day planner, your sun coming up shortly at 7:03 and it will be a blend of sunshine and high clouds. the big takeaway it's finally feeling like autumn out there. mid-70s around the bay and our warmest spots only into the 80s. so yesterday we were in the 90s inland. ten degrees cooler today. 67 with afternoon sunshine in san francisco. 75 in palo alto. 76 in fremont, about 79 in napa and san jose right around 81 degrees. to at&t park. the padres in town taking the giants on. a first pitch temperature of 62 degrees. so it will be cool. it will be breezy. a lot of cloud cover out there and wrapping up the game in the upper 50s. grab the hoodie and light jacket. overnight clouds early on, clearing skies after midnight. nice sleeping weather. mid-40s to mid-50s overnight. accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler afternoon today.

lots of sunshine over the weekend. next week feeling like fall with temperatures below average. enjoy. that's weather. a check of traffic with alexis. >> good morning, drew. back to oakland where we continue to bounce back from really one of our only crashes this morning, southbound 880 just before you get to 66. we're at 20, 25 minutes for this crash being all clear. checking those speeds as predicted they're faster than they were even ten minutes ago. 27 miles an hour. 21 miles an hour as that continues to unwind. a little bit of a delay on the northbound side just our typical backup filling in. one new issue in. 101 just before you get to alum rock avenue. a three-car crash pushed off to the side. slight delays towards downtown san jose. overall not too bad. no delays southbound 680. you're in the green at ten minutes. westbound 24 to highway 13. in the green at 9 and overall not bad out of the central valley. tracy to dublin in the yellow at 43 minutes.

that breaking news the state department is warning american travelers not to visit cuba, and this all comes after those bizarre sonic attacks earlier this year against u.s. diplomats where many of them actually lost some hearing. all nonessential staff at the embassy in havana are being ordered to leave and only emergency personnel will stay there. the u.s. also right now halting visa processing in cuba and it will be indefinitely. all right, jessica, thank you. fleet week just five days away and san francisco is getting ready. the annual event begins tuesday with the blue angels taking to the sky for the air show next saturday and sunday. the show draws hundreds of boats to the bay. police and the coast guard will have triple the number of personnel in boats on the water looking out for things like speeding and overcrowding. >> safety is always first and foremost on our mind as well as security. and so 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 also warning people watching the air show from roofs and balconies to make sure they are safe. uss essex and the blue angels arrive sunday. >> we'll be back with the seven things you need it to know. >> follow us at abc 7 news bay area.

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find it in a subaru crosstrek. 6:55. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, san jose police are hoping to clear the scene of a deadly apartment shooting within the next 30 minutes. police say two men forced their way into an apartment and shot a man. he later died at the hospital. >> number two, investigators trying to determine what sparked a house fire in lower redwood city on crompton road. firefighters worked more than an hour to knock down the flames and no one was hurt. yosemite park officials are warning drivers to proceed with caution. that's after a giant chunk of granite broke away from el capitan for the second straight day. >> governor brown will be in san francisco today to sign more than a dozen housing bills. these are meant to address the state's housing shortage, supply and affordability. >> and number five accuweather feeling like fall out there. 67 in san francisco later on

today. 72 the high. san jose up to 81 degrees. >> number six overall it really has not been a bad commute and, man, i know it's been a tough week. we're not complaining. westbound 92 if you're traveling between hayward and foster city heading across the san mateo bridge, slight delays at 33 minutes. >> we'll take it, right, alexis. it is national coffee day and we have your deals for you. krispy kreme and cinnabon offering free coffee. peet's, mcdonald's offering discounts. if you ride lyft in san francisco a free can of c brew coffee awaits you. krispy kreme not just free today, free coffee all weekend long. get your fix. >> they hand out the samples sometimes, right? >> they do. >> so you could get a free coffee and doughnut. >> there for that. >> before we leave, what are those? >> autumn nal, nice and orange and bright. >> i like those. >> love it. >> drew always comes through. >> we love you, drew

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good morning, america. breaking overnight. new trouble for the trump administration. a new cabinet member under fire for his pricey travel. and the new revelations about health secretary tom price as he tries to make up for the hundreds of thousands of dollars he cost taxpayers, infuriating the president. danger at one of america's top national parks. another massive rock slide at yosemite. sending a huge cloud of dust into the air, slamming into a family's car as they were trying to escape. >> we were trying to outrun it. it was like, go, let's go. >> this just a day after a climber was killed by a rock fall. emergency workers racing to the scene, air-lifting the victims. what's causing this danger at one of the country's biggest tourist destinations? arm in arm, the packers and be