good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, it's tuesday, october 24th, natasha has the day off, alexis on maternity leave today but the rest of us are here including frances on traffic, mike on weather. it's going to be a warm one no matter where you are. >> almost like july again outside. it's really going to be warm. 80s at the coast, 90s for a lot of us and it starts with the lack of a marine layer. no clouds on live doppler 7 this

morning. the east bay hills camera, grab the sunglasses and some sunscreen if you're going to be out and about today for any length of time. temperatures will run in the mid 50s to even some mid 60s by 7:00, once the sun comes up at 7:27 look how quickly we warm, 77 at the coast, 79 around the bay, 80 inland. 77 at the coast, mid to upper 80s, record highs possible and then 69 to 78 at 7:00, still going to be delightful if you have plans to be outside during the evening hours. usually this time of year you have to take a coat with you if you're going to watch the kids play sports in the evening. tran ses, still going good on the roads? >> you can say the traffic is delightful as well. nothing like yesterday. you can see that with this drive time it is a little slowest bound 580 but this is formal. tracy to dublin 41 minutes, not like the hour long plus like yesterday. westbound 4 good as way and check out the bay bridge toll plaza just a little bit of a wait for some of the cash paying lanes. also it's a nice ride across the

golden gate bridge, no accidents in the north bay and into san francisco and on the pens l.a. if you're taking mass transit good way to go as well, no delays reported on bart, ace or cal train. the faa investigating a second incident at sfo involving an air canada crew. >> matt keller is live at the airport with more on what happened. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. another incident from air canada, this one happened on sunday night and unlike that one in july this was not a close call, our, the faa is taking this very seriously. >> air canada 781, go around. >> still there. >> reporter: that's air traffic control trying to make a change for the landing of an air canada flight from montreal. air traffic control repeated the instructions five times and without a response a supervisor ended up using a flashing red light to alert the crew to go

around, the air canada jet landed safely just before 9:30. never having acknowledged the orders. >> air canada 781, tower. >> [ inaudible ]. >> >> that's pretty evident. >> i think it's pretty convincing that there was a problem with the radios of one sort or another, whether they had accidentally switched it to another frequency, whether or not something had gone >> reporter: -- told abc 7 news upon landing the crew was informed the tower had attempted unsuccessfully to contact the aircra aircraft. air canada was involved in another incident back in july. at that time an air canada plane came within 53 feet of crash landing, the pilot mistook the taxi way for the runway. happening today the father of kate steinle the woman killed on san francisco's pier 14 two years ago is expected to return to the stand. jim steinle was the first

witness called to testify in the trial. he was with the 32-year-old when she was shot. josé garcia zarate is accused of killing steinle. the gun was stolen from a car belonging to a ranger four days before. the ranger is expected to testify in the upcoming days. when napa county evacuees can return home. yesterday the sheriffs lifted orders for dry creek road from oakville grade to the sonoma county line, all of wall road and the area near the 2700 block of atlas peak road northeast of napa. more than 800 solano county workers will go on strike. according to the workers union one example happened during the north bay wildfires. workers say preparation plans were completely inadequate and combined with understaffing at solano county departments it was impossible for them to assist needy residents. some county departments have up to 10% of their positions

unfilled. new details this morning about a lawsuit to prevent the trump administration from ending health insurance subsidies. >> the judge hearing the case says he's unlikely to support the lawsuit. it was filed by 18 states including california. u.s. district judge vince chabria suggested the plaintiffs have not proved they are in danger of imminent harm if the subsidies end. he stated california has come up with a solution that is going to result in better healthcare for a lot of people without saying what it is. happening today in sacramento more health news, a rally for single payer healthca healthcare. the california nurses association and the campaign for the healthy california act demonstrate in support of state bill 562, that vote would guarantee health coverage to all californians and eliminate premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket health costs. there are high costs estimated to be $400 billion. also happening today san

francisco may call for president trump's impeachment. a rally is scheduled at city hall at noon in support of a resolution to dismiss the president from office. and there will be many billionaires attending the rally as well including an environmental activist, tom stier, who has recently launched a $10 million ad campaign to impeach the president. a mysterious box or i should say mysterious boxes, multiple ones, popping up on the san jose state university campus. >> police say this is all part of a security system they are installin installing. >> reporter: when a crime or anything suspicious happening campus police at san jose state are there to respond but they can't be everywhere and at night that makes some students uneasy. >> i have my keys out with pepper spray and a whistle. >> reporter: the university just installed ten gunshot detection

devices throughout campus, they use artificial intelligence to recognize gunshots and pinpoint the location. >> if there was a running gun battle or somethig along those lines we would get notified immediately as opposed to waiting for someone to call in and say, well, i think it was in this location. >> reporter: the school is in the heart of downtown and shootings have occurred nearby. police say a certain crime did not prompt the security undergrade they want to be proactive. an area of concern has been the parking garages, some worry about theft and sexual assault. >> it's dark and nobody is ever walking around and as a woman just walking around by myself, i mean, there's people following me, there's people cat calling on the street. >> reporter: the university is in the process of putting up surveillance cameras in all the garages. they plan to install license plate readers as well. >> cameras help us multiply our force, not only that, it's a great tool for us forensically. so if something happens we can go back and look at film. >> it makes me nervous that they

need them but i think it's helpful that they have them just in case. >> reporter: most of the safety tools are expected to go online early next year. it is 5:08. happening today the senate expected to vote on a hurricane relief back j for puerto rico. that will provide $36.5 billion in disaster relief funding and gives nearly $19 billion to fema and $16 billion to a federal flood insurance program. it rejects more funding that directly helps hurricane victims in texas and florida. a new study says climate change is costing the u.s. billions. the government accountability office is a federal watchdog group, they released a report yesterday saying the u.s. has spent about $350 billion on disaster assistance over the last decade. that doesn't include this year's hurricanes and wildfires. the report says right now the government doesn't have a strategic plan to absorb the growing costs. we're going to have one of

those extreme events today, but right now if you step out in the north bay it's pretty cool, at least in our deepest valleys from petaluma, rohnert park, 50 to 52 degrees, 58 napa, then we get into the mid and upper 60s around novato, mill valley, tibur tiburon, vallejo and american canyon. 60s already. 72 in daly city the rest of the bay in the 60s until cupertino at 70, san ramone 54 and brentwood at 57. this is the way it looks from sutro tower this morning. if you are on the roads clean and dry weather. mass transit it will be a little cool in some areas to warm to hot this afternoon and light breezes on the bay once again. a look at your hourly planner for inland east bay neighborhoods. 60 at 8:00, 71 at 10:00, your average high is 75, you will be 81 at noon, touching 90 by 4:00

and then by 8:00 we're down to 76. peninsula today almost as hot. your average high 73, you will be 76 by noon and then look at these mid to upper 80s from 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and by 8:00 you're down to about 76 degrees. can't really escape the heat unless you head up to tahoe. 69 there, eureka 72, diego. something to think about even though it'soctober, drink water, wear lightweight clothing, loose fitting, light colors also, don't leave kids or pets inside cars and make sure you take frequent breaks in the shade. you can track the forecast and the heat on the go with the abc 7 news and weather app, just search accuweather in your app store to download it now. it will be interesting to follow those temperatures and see how warm it gets in your neighborhood today. good morning, everyone. here is a look at walnut creek and really no problems out there this morning, much quieter

compared to yesterday. live shot shows 680 southbound, you see a few brake lights as you approach highway 24, no major problems reported. good news if you're headed to the car keen nas bridge, that big rig stall has been cleared. 75 miles per hour through hercules, fine and delay free as well heading toward the venetia bridge. and from our live desk this morning uber is seeing a decline in business passengers for the first time. according to c net the company certified traffics business expenses and travel receipts. it says uber suffered a 1% decline in business passengers in the third quarter. here in san francisco business ridership fell 8%. uber's main rival lyft is on the rise and certify says lyft saw a 3% bump in the ground transportation market. gun laws in other states may

affect violence in california. the details of a new report from uc berkeley. and months ahead of the winter olympics a torch ♪ that one. this. that one. ♪ ♪

welcome back. it's about 5:14 on this tuesday. we will call it two for tuesday because we're going to threaten some records, even a better chance of setting some today. i will take a look in your neighborhood and let you know how hot it's going to get coming up in the accuweather seven-day

forecast. cal fire says it expects the north bay wildfires to be fully contained by friday so this is a view of santa rosa from drone view 7 yesterday, the fire that caused this damage in the fountaingrove area is 94% contained. abc 7 news received per anything from cal fire to fly over that area. crews are making progress on a wildfire in the santa cruz mountains, the bear fire is 85% contained, it has burned 391 acres. all evacuation orders were lifted yesterday, nine firefighters suffered injuries, many due to the steep terrain. happening today, we will learn about the results of an audit of the santa clara county register of voters. >> an assembly called for the audit in march. a wrong ballot being sent to a school district, a missing opposition ballot on a san jose measure in 2014 and numerous issues involving vote by mail blts that were either wrongly counted or sent to ineligible

voters. develop news in livermore, the woman shot by police over the weekend due in court today. police identified the suspect at carolyn rye bolt, they say two officers ordered her out of a stolen car saturday night. they say she drove toward them, that's when the officers shot her. rye bolt was taken to the hospital, she is expected to recover and two officers are on administrative leave. a new study from uc berkeley finds a spike in gun violence in california after gun shows in nevada. researchers looked at the number of gun deaths and injuries in california before and after gun shows in california and nevada. there was not a spike in gun violence in california after gun shows in this state, but communities here in california that is close to the nevada border saw a 70% increase in gun violence after gun shows in nevada. the study suggests travel to less restrictive states like nevada may threaten the

effectiveness of firearm laws in california. and the torch relay for the 2018 winter olympic games is already under way. at a ceremony in ancient olympia greece, the birthplace of the olympics an actress lit the torch. the torch relay an invitation to join in the celebrations around the 2018 olympic winter games. and to be inspired by its message, which this time around is passion pyeongchang south korea will host the games. despite tensions between the u.s. and north korea organizers insist there is no fear for the olympic games. we are talking about the summer games here because summer never ends apparently in the bay area this year. i don't know what's going on. >> yeah, it's that time of the year and this is possibly summer's last stand. i mean, it's hard to get into the 90s after the calendar flips

to november which we'll do next week. this week absolutely going to get there. warm to hot pattern holding today, and at least tomorrow. clear sky tonight, not quite as warm as it is this morning, especially places like the beaches this morning in the east bay. all right. so rain and autumn chill are pretty much absent from the extended forecast. warm sunshine downtown san francisco, 86, daly city one of the cool spots at 81, south san francisco, richmond, 84, look at the marina and the mission at about 85. now, on the other side a record 87 in oakland today, look at fremont, castro valley 89, union city 88 degrees today. down in the south bay there you go record 91. it is toasty now in san jose, just about everybody in the 90s but at milpitas at 87 in sun sunnyvale at 88 degrees, on the peninsula today sunny both sides, 87 in san matteo, menlo park 88 degrees, look at that,

redwood city 90, record temperature. let's see if there's any up in the north bay. the hot spot santa rosa 93 degrees, novato 92, sonoma 89. inland east bay record 90 in concord to 92 in livermore, all of us reaching 90 today. a look at tonights temperatures, more 50s and 60s than we have this morning. let's take a look at that accuweather seven-day forecast. can't stay this hot forever, no the in october, but it will linger tomorrow into thursday, a little bit of relief friday, by sunday and monday we will get closer to average. it looks bone dry out there, frances. it's looking pretty good on the free ways, there was a hit and run reported on the bay bridge but it was in the eastbound direction not even blocking any lanes. it is accident free on bay area free ways right now. i had to go all the way out past discovery bay on highway 4 to find a problem. for those of you heading out towards stockton eastbound 4 there is a sig alert out there blocking lanes at union point.

now, for most folks commuting into the bay area westbound 205 slows out of tracy and a little sluggish through the altamonte pass, but the drive times still not bad westbound from tracy to dublin still at 47 minutes and it's fine antioch to could think cord 17 minutes on westbound 4, southbound 101 san rafael into san francisco an easy breezy 16 minute ride and it's also problem free in the south bay here is a live look at 280 and highway 17 in the south bay, fine as well on the peninsula. reggie, jessica. >> thanks, frances. >> were you into "sex in the city"? >> oh, yeah. >> kim can a trel wasn't friends with those ladies. >> that's shocking to me. >> she's talking about that and a i lot of other talking. surprising details about her time on that show. >> in an interview she actually says the show's schedule influenced her decision to not have children. abc news reporter linzie janis has details. >> reporter: this this morning's first look, for six years she played the glam mouse and

outspoken samantha jones on sex in the city. >> when he is in college i will take him for a drink and flirt with his friends, how is that? >> but not kim catrell saying the role that skyrocketed her to worldwide fame in 1998 prevented her from having a baby. >> i put work before them. >> the actress telling pearce morgan she and her then husband considered ivf, but her grueling work hours made it impossible. >> i thought to myself, wow, i have 19-hour days on this series. how could i possibly continue to do that? especially in my early 40s. >> and coming up at 7:00 amimour on catrell's revealing interview, with your gma first look, i'm linsey janice. the former uber engineer whose blog posts alleged sexual harassment and discrimination

has signed a deal to sell a movie about her life. according to deadline the film production company good universe landed the rights to the film titled disrupters. it will be based on the life of susan fowler. her blog posts caused the company to fire 20 employees in february and ultimately led to the ousting of the ceo travis kalanick. the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> where you can find these murals on display. >> a new york man on a mission to smash t

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wouldn't be surprised if we get close to that in some of the districts around there, but for downtown i'm forecasting about 86 degrees. now, it's going to be hang around again tomorrow and into thursday, so you need to start listening to your body, drink plenty of water right now and stay out of the sun if you can. number two, the faa is investigating another questionable air canada incident at sfo. the pilots missed multiple orders to abort a landing on sunday night after getting no response a supervisor used a flashing red light to alert the crew to go around the air canada jet landed safely. the father of kate steinle the woman killed on san francisco's pier 14 is going to return to the stand today. jim steinle was the first witness called to testify in the trial, josé garcia zarate is accused of still steinle two years ago. cardinal newman high school in santa rosa will resume classes today. students will now be at four parishes throughout the area

including windsor, santa rosa, rohnert park and can a at that timy. tennessee republican senator bob corker is standing by his comments which called the white house an adult day care center. he says the president is putting the u.s. on a path toward world war iii. and number six, it's a better looking commute in morning, pretty good on bay area freeways but if you're heading to stockton there is a big rig accident highway 4 sig alert at middle river bridge, one way traffic control in effect. number seven, target shoppers will have to wait until after thanksgiving to start shopping for christmas items. customers have complained in recent years that christmas sales are coming too early. >> they got their wish. >> they got their wish. i'm kind of bummed, i like christmas music. okay. a group of artists thinks that they can give san jose a new exciting look. >> they're painting 16 murals hoping to make street corners and alleys more inviting.

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this is abc 7 mornings. >> what? it's october? >> yes. >> feels like summer. okay. here is a live look outside, sutro tower camera over san

francisco, nice and cool, the sun is not shining but that is quickly going to change as soon as the sun comes out you better grab your bottle of water. good morning, it is tuesday, october 24th. >> it just won't end, mike. >> no. >> it keeps coming back. >> and it gets stronger each day. today will probably be the hottest day out there as records will tumble. mother nature going to rewrite the record books today. look at the winds, they're either calm or blowing straight out to the ocean and gusting up to 26 miles per hour at least at the airport in half-moon bay and that's why your temperature at the airport is 81 degrees right now. as far as the winds around san francisco you can see on the ferry building they're pretty much nonexistent. we will be in the upper mid 60s in most neighborhoods by 7:00, we will still have 70s along the coast, 77 to 80, those are your noontime temperatures. everybody in the 80s at 4:00 if not a few 90s in our inland neighborhoods, by 7:00 even though the sun has been down for

about 41 minutes we're still 69 to 78. we will see if we have cooler weather coming tonight and in the rest of the draft. let's get a check of that morning commute with frances. a terrific tuesday as far as the commute goes. metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza so things are backing up now towards the 880 overcrossing, about a ten minute wait. a nis ride across the san matteo bridge westbound out of hayward into foster city and 101 fine bay area freeways have been fine but there is a sig alert heading out towards stockton on highway 4 past discovery bay at middle river bridge, one way traffic control in effect due to a big rig crash. kate steinle's father is expected to be back on the stand in day two of the trial for the man accused of killing his daughter. >> steinle's death on pier 14 has been at the center of the national debate over sanctuary cities. tiffany wilson is live at the hall of justice this morning. >> reporter: good morning,

jessica and reggie. yes, it is expected to be another very emotional day here at the trial as kate steinle's dad takes the stand again. he was the first witness called by the prosecution yesterday and he held back tears as he described his final seconds with his daughter after she was shot while they walked along pier 14 two years ago. during opening statements the prosecutor picked up the gun and said josé garcia zarate pointed it at steinle and shot her. garcia zarate's defense attorney contends it was an accidental shooting with a very sensitive gun. >> that's my comment, it can dischar discharge, you know, by catching it on your holster, dropping it, stepping on it. i mean, there are countless incidents that have occurred with it. >> reporter: the gun was stolen from a car belonging to a federal ranger four days before steinle's death. there is no evidence proving garcia zarate stole it. the main issue the jury must decide is whether or not garcia

zarate intended to pull the trigger. the trial is expected to resume around 10:00 this morning. live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. chilling new surveillance video of a man accused of killing two people and hurting two others in lake county. it shows the suspect alan ashmore walking through a convenience store with a rifle. he grabs a two liter bottle of soda from the fridge and as he walks out he shoots at the clerk and misses. officials say the clerk who is licensed to carry and conceal a firearm grabbed his gun and shot at the suspect hitting his car. ashmore was on the run after officials found two homicide victims and two others including a chp officer injured. ashmore recently surrendered. the faa investigating a second incident at sfo involving an air canada crew. air traffic control gave air canada permission to land, minutes later a controller told the pilot six times to execute a go around, that's a maneuver where the pilot aborts the

landing and circles around the airport. the pilot didn't respond to that and didn't say anything when they shined the light into the cockpit. he said he had radio problems and landed the plane. in july an air canada pilot mistook a crowded taxi way at sfo as a runway and came within 59 feet of hitting another plane. a jetblue plane made a safe emergency landing in new york after a bird strike and we want to show you video of the plane landing last night at jfk international. the plane hit some birds shortly after take i can't you have from boston's logan international, it was on a flight to las vegas. it was going to go back to boston but they were actually forced to land in new york because of the weather. a jetblue spokeswoman said the plane was diverted out of an abundance of caution and those 144 passengers on board will get a new aircraft to go to their destination. jetblue did not say whether or not that plane was damaged. the top u.s. general says

four american special operation forces died in niger amid a complex situation and difficult fire fight. general joseph dunford says the american people deserve to know what happened in an ambush earlier this month. it was a low risk reconnaissance mission that came into attack by 50 militants, the team waited before calling for help. >> one hour after taking fire the team requested support. my judgment would be that that unit thought they could handle the situation without additional support. >> an unarmed drone got there within minutes of the call, 30 minutes later a french military aircraft moved in and two hours later french planes got there. dunford admits there are questions whether the u.s. had adequate equipment for the operation and whether there was a failure of planning. pro prototypes for a border wall are almost finished. the government is spending $20 million for eight concrete and steel mockups near san diego.

they are set to be ready for testing by the end of next month. $2 billion is needed to begin construction which democrats and some republicans say congress will never approve. auction had cats have filed paperwork to put a statewide rent control initiative on the november ballot. the measure would repeal a law that blocks rent control from any housing built after 1995. existing law also prevents cities and counties from changing or strengthening rent control laws. strong opposition from apartment developers and landlords helped kill a billing that would have repealed that rent law last year. i keep watching this temperature at half-moon bay where it's 31 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we've got double digits warmer temperatures in oakland and napa, in the novato, right now at half-moon bay at the airport it's still 81 degrees. you can see what the winds are doing as they come off the hills and mountains and they come press as they descend into the

bay. 74 in oakland, berkeley 79, richmond 74, where it's less windy, look at that, 59 right now in union city. we've got a 20 degree spread from union city to berkeley. let's take a look at what's going on elsewhere. 68 in san francisco, san carlos mountain view 63, san jose dress for 61. look at all these 50s in our east bay neighborhoods pleasanton at 54, concord a 58, 68 in napa right now, novato 66 and pacifica 72 degrees. here is where you might want to go to beat the heat today, santa cruz where it's going to be 92 degrees, at least on the sand, in the water it will be in the mid 50s to upper 50s once again. find shade at times if you are out exercising, you feel yourself getting a little warm. sunshine all day around the bay and it will be warm pretty much all day at the beaches, especially if we're already starting in the 70s and 80s. let's take a look at san francisco, incredible temperatures for the city by the bay because when you're

protected by -- on three sides by water you tushlly don't get this warm but there will be no breeze coming off that water. 76 at noon, 81 at 2:00, 85 at 4:00, still 79 at 6:00 and those temperatures are pretty close to what we'll get inland east bay. 81 at noon, 86 at 2:00 to 90 at 4:00 and still 86 at 6:00. if you're like me you have to open up the windows and let the house warm up a little bit today after these cool nights we have had. mike, we are going to take a look at traffic around the bay area and it's been pretty yie et. better news especially on highway 4, that sig alert has been canceled. past discovery bay at middle river bridge traffic is recovering. westbound 4 is sluggish, near 30 miles an hour antioch as you make your way into pittsburg. the other slow spot goes to westbound 205 out of tracy, a crawl and picks up speed after you make your way out of the altamonte pass. the drive time along that stretch 49 minutes from tracy to dublin.

westbound 4 antioch to concord where i showed you that sluggish speed 24 minutes, but 101 is looking good from san rafael into san francisco and it's all okay on mass transit, bart, ace and cal train reports no place. you will find a bit of a wait at the bay bridge toll plaza, almost backed up to the 880 overcrossing now. frances, thank you. the deal is off between sears and a big name appliance company. what this struggling store will no longer carry. a north bay football team plays for the first time since the wildfires. the wildfires. why

a woman has dropped her lawsuit against the contra costa sheriff's office. after a judge ruled to dismiss the criminal case against former deputy ricardo perez. prosecutors dropped charges against an oakland police officer because of possible insufficient evidence. both faced charges after alleged sex inn counters with jasmine when she was a minor. a bay area law firm will investigate allegations of sexual harassment and assault in the state capitol. the legislature is under pressure to deal more aggressively with what hundreds of women working in and around the capitol describe as a culture of sexual intimidation. female lobbyists and legislative

staffers say they have had to endure inappropriate comments and demands to perform sex acts. no male lawmakers have been accused by name. the state of new york is launching a civil rights investigation into the company co-founded by harvey weinstein. new york attorney general eric snyderman says he wants to know whether weinstein company workers were subjected to pervasive harassment or discrimination. the producer faces allegations of sex assault and harassment by dozens of women. weinstein denies the claims. actress ashley judd is talking to abc news about the allegations against harvey weinstein, her first television interview since she went public will be with abc news anchor diane sawyer, you can watch that thursday starting with "good morning america." students at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa resume classes for the first time today. >> the football team place their rival here in rohnert park last

night. 90 of the 620 students including six players lost their homes in the tubbs fire. the team is practicing at another high school while theirs rebuilds. >> it's awesome. it's a little bit of normalcy for all of us and we all love this sport, we love playing together, it's nice to be out here together again. >> i think the best thing for the young men that those to go to cardinal newman is experience cardinal newman and this is part of the high school. >> the principal says students could be back on campus for the second semester in january if the site can be cleaned up in time. >> fingers crossed for them. certainly going to be a concern today with the hot weather, right, mike, about any fire danger. they're still battle some of those wildfires. >> the breezes will be tapering but it's going to be hot and dry once again today and the folks working out there may be searching through or cleaning up need to be careful because that sun is going to beat down on them all day today. here is a look at sfo, it's about 66 degrees under a mostly clear sky. not expecting any delays there. not without any fog.

sunny, record setting warmth, clear, coolest in the valleys tonight in the extended a gradual taper of our temperatures. the jet stream, the band of white extending from hawaii all the way up to the gulf of alaska and then back down into the midwest and into the east coast. look what it's doing to temperatures. we will be in the 80s and 90s, phoenix 97, in the midwest only 51 in st. louis to 66 in atlanta to even 40s in chicago and minneapolis. so that is the autumn seesaw of temperatures, whenever it gets cold there it gets warm here. in fact, warming up to set a record, 91 in san jose today, we will have upper 80s in milpitas and sunnyvale, mid 90s around morgan hill and gilroy. 85 to 90 on the peninsula with 90 anytime you see an asterisk that's either record setting or record tying temperatures. mid to upper 80s for pacifica, half-moon bay, mid to upper 80s

in downtown and south san francisco and we will have 89 in san half alley to a record 93 in santa rosa, clear lake about 92, record 87 in oakland but warmer around fremont. castro valley at 89 and that 90 could be a record today in concord and 92 is record in livermore. it will be cooler tonight, 50s and 60s instead of the 60s and 70s we're seeing number so areas this morning. all right. so one more day, wednesday, and into thursday a little cooler, friday we're taking the 90s out of the forecast and by sunday we're taking the 80s out of the forecast. hi, frances. good morning, everyone. traffic has been so nice and quiet this morning. i keep checking my computer to make sure it's updating and, yeah, no the many accidents out there. a live look in san jose, north 101, find out of gilroy all the way up the peninsula. 880 across your street problem free. there was an earlier crash north 880 marina as you make your way into oakland but it's already off to the shoulder not really causing any trouble. with err finding a lot of the usual slowdowns and that

includes southbound 680 through walnut creek. there's brake lights as you make your way towards highway 24, but no accidents reported along the stretch. of course, it's always slowest bound 580 through the alt moss pass and westbound 4 out of antioch but that drive time on southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek is seven minutes, 24 mine as well, walnut creek to highway 13, 8 minutes and the 580 ride is 52 minutes that's a usual slow and go. now a live desk update from nbc 7 mornings. >> from the live desk, sears says it will no longer sell whirlpool appliances, according to an internal memo obtained by the "wall street journal" sears is unhappy with higher prices whirlpool is demanding and whirlpool started selling appliances in sears stores back in 1916. it will still make washers, dryers and other products and you the sears ken more brand. sears has been struggling financially in recent years, it has closed hundreds of stores across the country.

home depot have been cutting into sears bottom line, but whirlpool no longer with sears which is crazy. more than a century. >> end of an era for them. >> if traveling around the world and getting paid for it sounds like a dream job to you, listen up. "the new york times" looking for a traveler to hit 52 world destinationes in one year. every year the times publishes 52 places to go, it's a travel feature on vacation spots. the times is looking for someone active on social media and willing to commit to a full year. to apply write a 500-word memo outlining the most interesting place you have been and why. also explain the themes you would like to explore during your travels. >> you said 500 words. >> are you getting started right now? >> yeah. >> while she works on that new at 6:00 why you could be paying up to a dlr more for each uber ride in san francisco. target giving shoppers relief from the christmas creep. what you won't be seeing in its stores until after thanksgiving. a better day starts here on

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always great prices. make home yours. happening today a battle over booze in san rafael and what was once a furniture store, pawn farm brewing company is ready to built a tap room at fourth street near second street. that's the site of a former furniture store, but neighbors are fighting the plan over concerns about noise, parking and traffic. neighbors have filed an appeal to the san francisco planning commission which is meeting at 7:00 tonight. two men will avoid jail time after posting this video of their wild stunts atop the golden gate bridge. you're looking at the video that went viral showing the two men from wisconsin. the press democrat reports both

agreed to a plea bargain that including paying fines and performing community service but no time in jail. their criminal records will get wild clean once they satisfy these requirements, however, the men face a civil lawsuit filed by the bridge district. every year it seems like christmas starts too early for some folks. they don't like the christmas music and all of the decorations at the mall. target has heard that loud and clear. target says it will not be doing christmas before thanksgiving so you have to wait until after thanksgiving to do some of that shopping. target also getting rid of its ten days of deals tradition. every weekend during the holidays instead on -- starting november 11th you will find sales and major discounts in lieu of that ten days of christmas. okay. >> got it. >> yes. who loves free food? >> me. >> yes, reggie raising his hand. this thursday pfchang's is

giving away a spicy tuna roll or california roll for everyone who requests one. the deal is good for only dine in, no takeouts, there are 11 p.f. channing restaurants in the bay area. you have to ask for it. >> you do. a young boy who is go to turn ten is celebrating his birthday in a unique way. >> tyler is traveling the country and thanking police officers with doughnuts along the way. he was last in houston and tyler and his mom have visited 19 different states so far. he got the idea after spotting four police officers while inside a grocery store with his mom. >> i asked my mom if i could buy them doughnuts with my own money and when we left i said i want to thank every cop in america. >> you are always welcome here. and this is a new houston police officer for the day right here, tyler. >> hey, a new houston police officer. so he is on his way to traveling

the country. he wants to be a k-9 officer when he grows up. so you know he is just doing a little networking, mike. >> i like that. maybe he can get vested quickly also, get that pension going. good morning, here is a look at the hills, breezy in morning, oakland hills 26, 18 at atlas peek, that's why your temperatures are still in the 70s while we are in the 50s and 60s down in the valleys. sutro tower, show the extremes today, not really extreme, we will 80s and 90s in the summer we would have more m like 60s and 1 0 00s from the coast to inland. all those asterisks, santa royce is a, livermore, oakland, san jose, redwood city record highs, we would have to get to 90 in san francisco to tie a record. a new crash reported in san jose northbound 280 at seventh but they cleared to the shoulder and that's been the story for the morning. they have had a few accidents but everything cleared quick by.

bay bridge toll plaza one of the bigger delays in the bay area almost to the foot of the maze. san matteo bridge fine in both directions, westbound traffic looking good out of hayward, into foster city and also san matteo, but getting to the san matteo bridge a little slow. this is kind of the normal slow down, you will find brake lights westbound 238 out of castro valley then it continues slow as you make your way southbound on 880 picking up after highway 92, mass transit a great way to go this morning, bart, ace, cal train reporting no delays. frances, thank you. teams like everything is going high tech these days, even paper planes, the power up dart is a bluetooth enabled motorized propeller controlled by your phone and the lightweight prop to a paper plane, you download a control app and it allows you to control the thing. it's basically allows you to maneuver the folded creation up to ten minutes per charge, you can do acrobatic stunts, a kick

starter campaign started by power up toys is soaring, the original goal was to raise $25,000, backers have already pledged over $1.7 million. everyone invested in these paper planes, i don't really get it. they ply just fine without propellers. >> i can't tell if this is beginning of something amazing or the end of civilization as we know it. the end of civilization. thanks. new at 6:00 republican senator bob corker not holding back. this morning he has serious criticism for president trump and the president of course is responding. and another incident involving air canada on the runway at sfo. pilots seemingly ignoring air traffic controllers, now the faa is investigating what went wrong. plus how many of us received those parking tickets in san francisco? now we're

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return to the bay area. a live look from our east bay hills camera as the sun gets ready to come up, the temperatures already -- it is definitely going to be a hot one outside today. good morning on this tuesday, yes, it is october 24th. natasha is off, alexis on maternity leave so we have a guest star today. hello, frances. >> hi. yes. >> good to see you. >> nice to see you, too. it's been a long time but it's fun to be here. >> mike, the only person who really likes this weather is this lady right here. >> i like the warm weather. >> i'm with you. >> you guys give me a hard time about it. not today. >> not today. no. i will give you a -- no, not today at all. mother nature may give you a hard time if you have to be out working in it. 50s and 60s in our valleys and no sign of the marine layer on live doppler 7, no clouds out there. our fall like temperatures have taken a hiatus, they are residing in the upper midwest and midwest where temperatures are in the 40s and 50s for highs while we are going to be in the