look passable. >> and the costume for your dog, of course. >> rummage through the closet and pull out the old one. >> this will work. >> i'm going as an '80s character. >> exactly. >> something like that. let's move on. definitely not going to wear that thing. it will be too hot today. look at the clouds along the coast, and you can see the difference starting to develop. that's the only place that's going to be significantly cooler today, possibly san francisco where we see from the exploratorium the clouds are staying at the coast. so 50 to 56 this morning. the warmest temperatures inland, 80 at noon. 87, maybe a record or two around san jose. 75 to 82 the bay, noon to 4:00. and 60s at the coast until you fall into the 50s by 7:00. 71 to 75. if you're going to be out and about in the bay and inland. weekend forecast next. here's sue. >> take a look at a couple of accidents that are still lingering out there. we had a stall actually coming off the bay bridge near 9th street that pushed out.

you have the remaining slow traffic along the span as well. this accident in millbrae still southbound 101 out there for about an hour. car with a tire stuck underneath it. they have police on scene and the tow truck is on the way. a look at drive times out of the central valley. highway 4 from antioch to concord just under 25 minutes. and from marin, san rafael into san francisco under 20 minutes there as well. long stretch of signals out along highway 4 near discovery bay. >> sue, thank you. breaking news from san jose. a live picture from a kfc restaurant. it burst into flames around 4:30 this morning. you see firefighters have a large presence there. they were able to knock down the flames and are now conducting an investigation. now here is what it looked like earlier. fire officials say this is somewhat unusual because the fire appears to have started in the dining area not in the kitchen. cropley avenue between lakewood drive and north capital avenue still closed until further notice. new at 6:00 a.m., two people

reportedly in critical condition right now after a police chase ended in a crash in fremont this morning. chp says officers attempt add traffic stop near auto mall parkway. the driver, though, took off. the car crashed not far two people were ejected from the car and taken to the hospital. thousands of students will be heading back to school this morning after the devastating north bay fires. >> more than a dozen schools in santa rosa are reopening. of course many students and staff were personally affected by the fires. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us at piner high school. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. counselors will be on campus today to help any students who are dealing with the stress or trauma from the fires. here at this school 80 students lost their homes. the rebuilding of santa rosa homes was the topic at a community meeting last night. residents were told the epa will start removing toxic waste from the coffey park neighborhood

today. then the army corps of engineers will move in and take away fire debris. >> i know it's not easy. this isn't easy for any of us. it's even harder if you've lost your house or lost a loved one. we had a lot of people die in this fire. >> it's not going to get easy for a long time. i keep telling people we can do this if we stick together. >> reporter: the army corps says it will be monitoring the air quality during the cleanup. the mayor says he expects all the debris to be cleared out by this spring. this is one of 13 schools that will be reopening today after being closed for three weeks. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. schools in ken wood set to reopen today. geyserville unified and piner will be reopening on monday. pg&e is trying to make it easier for the utility to charge rate payers, like you and me,

instead of shareholders when its power lines and other electrical equipment cause wildfires. top execs met with the public utilities commission last week to lobby regulators. this could be a big deal if pg&e is found liable for the north bay wildfires. the utility says it should not have to pay a disproportionate share of the cost because of the growing fire risk. from our live desk this morning bay area congresswoman jackie speier is sharing her me too story this morning. and in a tweet this morning she said she was attacked when she was a congressional staffer, and she remembers the fear and shame. take a listen, and i do want to warn you, it's tough to here. >> i was working as a congressional staffer. the chief of staff held my face, kissed me, and stuck his tongue in my mouth. so i know what it's like to keep these things hidden deep down inside. >> and this morning speier has

tweeted a lot but one of the ones i want to point out to you here, many of us have a me too story because congress has been a hostile work place for far too long. it must stop. it is time for #metoocongress. >> jessica, thank you for the update. students at seven oakland schools are being exposed to elevated levels of lead in the water. the chronicle reports at some of the temporary sites of glenview elementary lead levels four times were found. other schools are lead levels exceeding recommendation are burckhalter elementary, joaquin miller elementary, brookfield elementary, fruitvale, thornhill and american indian charter high school. new details on the plans to relocate three san francisco city departments from the seismically unsafe hall of justice. it is estimated to cost $135 million just over the next ten years. according to "the examiner" they approved one of the leases

yesterday and the full board is scheduled to vote next week. a south bay firefighter couldn't agree more with president trump's declaration that the nation's opioid crisis is a nationwide public health emergency. the captain is on medical leave from the fire department. he's had three surgeries since april. he says he was given opioids for the pain and later realized it turned him into a drug dealer. >> i found out about august that a teenaged boy who had been in my house had stolen some of them. >> he no longer needs his medication so he'll take advantage of national prescription drug takeback day from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. saturday people can take their pills to almost any law enforcement agency or fire station for free and safe disposal so they don't end up in the water supply or in the wrong hands. a move by a california court means a peninsula beach involved in a years long legal battle will stay open.

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okay, listen up, if you have a ford fusion a national investigation under way after complaints the steering wheels can come loose. the ntsb says one driver complained the wheel completely detached from the steering column. two other people have complained the wheel came loose and they got it tightened at a repair shop. the probe now covers more than 841,000 sedans specifically for model years 2014 to 2016. the good news is so far no injuries or crashes reported from this problem. still no recall has been issued but, of course, we're watching for that. this could happen some time soon. trying to filter into the north bay just a little bit. we do have 50 at novato. 52 to 61 and 6 0 in san jose.

59 in alameda. san francisco, 58. san ramone, 50. there's a look. it's back. a warm afternoon around the bay and inland. look at this. 73 in the peninsula. you'll be on at noon. 83 at 4:00. warmer than average. we'll see this all change over the weekend and a chance of rain next weekend up next. sue? >> bay bridge all sold out at 5:26 this morning. the metering lights went on and you can see it's back up now into the mcarthur maze pretty solid and a good ten-minute delay to the tolls and then sluggish on the upper deck. that has things still recovering. a pretty long stretch of highway

4. there's a power outage there. of course always treat that as a four-way stop and we'll check back on 101 and see if it's cleared in a few minutes. new details this morning on a plan to bring thousands of new housing units to mountain view. >> plus, top-secret documents about president ke when ialked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, that's when i knew i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste plus intense craving relief. every great why needs a great how.

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it's 6:14. a fire beneath one of muni's historic street cars startled commuters in downtown san francisco. muni says the street car itself didn't catch fire. what you're watching are flames coming from a moat rise the skateboard. the rider fell off and the board rolled underneath the street car. nobody got hurt. muni took the car out of service to be checked for damage. the national archives released more than 2,800 previously classified or redacted documents last night. the files add to the mystery in 1963. this disputes claims that assassin lee harvey oswald was an informant. >> i would like to think that these documents would be a final answer. realistically that will never

happen. >> the biggest secrets remain a mystery. they will hold sensitive files for national security. the cia says it has about 18,000 the cia says it has about 18,000 documents a woman missing 1965 has been found. they say flora stevens was using the last name harris when detectives tracked her down this week. near boston. police say her husband dropped her off for a doctor's appointment in 1975 and when he returned to pick her up, she wasn't there. you have to believe someone knows something out there. it will be kept open for the foreseeable future. they have declined to hear an

appeal of a lower court's ruling that forced access to the beach. the other option would be appealing the supreme court. later put up a gate and sign saying beach closed. earlier this month he finally opened the gate but only on certain days and certain hours. at 6:17 now new details on nasa's plan to build a new housing campus in mountain view. nasa is now accepting proposals to build nearly 2,000 rental units. it's land the federal government owns. at least 10% will be tagged for affordable housing. rental preference to people who work or go to school within that property. the project area is now open for tourists, interested developers, and construction expected to be completed by 2028. now we can't shed this summer heat but some parts of the country just skipped fall and jumped right into winter. that snow in northwestern minnesota this video out from

the whiteout conditions in goodridge yesterday. officials say it's the first time in eight years snow has hit the state. i just checked in minneapolis-st. paul. most of it's melting when it hits the ground. it's not nearly as windy there either. there may be delays if you're flying through the twin cities because of the wetness. >> my family texted me because i have family in minnesota. they said, jealous? and actually i was a little bit because i was so hot! >> i can see why, absolutely. that's the team. how has reggie slept today or last night. we know by monday he'll get a lot better sleep. a look at the radar. just that finger of snow coming right off lake superior right down 35 from duluth right into the twin cities and trying to make it into iowa. not much of an accumulation. a little bit on grassy surfaces. that's the crazy weather that you can experience if you live up there. let's talk about our crazy weather.

looking at mt. tamalpais. hazy sunshine our chance, cooler. tracking bay area rain and sierra snow next week. 19 days, 80 or warmer in san francisco since september 1st, second all time. temperatures mainly in the low to mid-70s through most of the districts and those areas. 79 in oakland to about 82 in san leandro. let's jump ahead. i want to show you what will happen as we get to next week, i should say. here is a look at how much rain is possible friday night into saturday. an inch or two maybe. that's very, very generous. we'll keep an eye on it if you have plans next week. cooling tomorrow, significant cooling sunday. 50s, 60s, 70s, and then you can see on halloween 60s and 70s. it will be a delightful time to trick-or-treat. sue? >> trick-or-treat.

we have, well, not so much a treat at the mcarthur maze because traffic is stacked up due to the metering lights across the berkeley curve and on to 80. 580 is slow back to highway 24. 880 is the better approach. it's not quite friday light as we were anticipating. to walnut creek bumper to bumper. the taillights headed southbound to the 24 junction and your speeds of about 10 miles or less along that stretch so about eight or nine minutes from concord southbound on 680 towards that particular area. let's take a quick look at your drive times. 680 from highway 4 to walnut creek. eight minutes. 24 if you're taking to the tunnel not bad. 580 tracy to dublin remains at about 45 minutes up and over the altamont. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. a look at what's ahead. good morning, amy.

>> hey, good morning to you, natasha and reggie. coming up next here on "gma" thousands of classified documents on jfk's assassination made public revealing how investigators were chasing leads on lee harvey oswald and how the fbi wanted to handle the public fallout. we'll have all of those new details this morning and then two boaters very lucky to be alive. rescued after being lost at sea five months. their dramatic rescue all caught on tape. we have their incredible survival story this morning all coming up and so much more here on a friday on "gma." back to you. >> i was saying i don't think i could have made it. i don't know what got those ladies through. unbelievable. >> i don't either. but the dogs sure looked happy to be rescued, too, by the way. >> and they looked in good shape. >> they really did. >> they should be on "survivor" or something. amy, thank you so much. a health alert for expectant mothers. why you might want to get a dog before your baby is born. >> and forget about the school bus. a new app is trying to revolutionize how you get your kids to school and ease traffic

congestion. a live look at our camera in walnut creek at 6:21. keep on top of weather and traffic through the break.

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price errors and mislabeling. is that going to run into me? >> that is big. >> look how fast it goes. >> it's five feet tall. it looks like it's zooming along. i think you'll have to watch out. >> i wish it had a face on it. don't you. >> do you? >> yeah. next at 6:30 a helping hand for north bay fire victims. when you can get tickets to a benefit concert at at&t park. we're tracking news in the south bay. big flames shooting out of this kfc overnight. matt kel certificate woler is w new details. the president taking aim at billionaire tom steyer after those impeachment ads you've probably seen on tv. >> records for today all date back to 2003. we'll be close in some areas for one last day, places like san

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now at 6:30 we are tracking this breaking news. this popular south bay fast food chain going up in flames overnight. >> fare cheaters beware. b.a.r.t. is cracking down. the new rules and what everyone will need to have while you're on a train.

and at the live desk, going, going, gone. iphone x preorders are under way but it won't be easy to get your hands on apple's latest device. you'll have to wait quite some time. >> very true. good morning. welcome to friday, october 27th. alexis on maternity leave. we're joined by sue hall today. >> good morning. >> good morning. a little bit cool they are morning, mike. >> heat miser i think will end his vacation in the bay area. >> be gone with you. >> check out the golden gate bridge. foggy. mid to upper 60s for the better part of the afternoon hours. we'll be in the mid-50s. your 12-hour day planner, looking at 75 to 80. and then 82 to 87 as we have one last chance for a record high

temperatures. 59 at the coast as mentioned at 7:00. 71 to 75 this evening for the rest of us. big changes in the forecast coming up. how about your friday commute? here is sue. >> not friday light, unfortunately. to the bay bridge metering lights on and it's stacked up. the mcarthur maze and you can find slow traffic on the 80 approach, on 580, back to 880 but the 880 approach is the better of all three of those. san mateo bridge backed up here bumper to bumper across the span, the causeway, up to the high rise. looking at a 17-minute drive from hayward to the foster city side of things. we're going to check back on that earlier accident that was near millbrae avenue on the peninsula when we come back in a few minutes. thank you, sue. we are staying on top of breaking news. firefighters at the scene of a burning restaurant. >> matt keller is back with an update. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. cropley avenue is still closed here at lakewood drive to north

capital avenue, but firefighters are doing their job. they put this fire out here at this kfc. they're now looking for hot spots and putting some water on any places they see a little bit of smoke coming out of the area. check out the flames from earlier this morning around 4:30. this fire was going. so firefighters called for two alarms. they were able to get it under control just after 5:00. they went in the building after to make sure the fire wasn't smoldering in the ceiling attic space. this was an unusual time for a fire to start, the middle of the night, and not in the kitchen. >> it was unoccupied at the time. there were no people displaced, and the business was not in action. so the only concerns is the fire did start in the dining area, which is somewhat unusual. we're investigating origin and cause. >> reporter: no other buildings or homes in the area damaged this is obviously going to have an impact on the people who work here. firefighters are starting to pick up some of their equipment but we're seeing firefighters here that will remain on the

scene and make sure all the hot spots are out. the big operation is over this morning. i did talk to the fire cause investigators, probably about five minutes ago, and asked if she had any comment. it looked like she was still looking around but says she wasn't going to say anything about the investigation right now. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. the fight between president trump and san francisco billionaire tom steyer heating up this morning. the president firing a nasty tweet at steyer. it comes after steyer spent $10 million running ads calling for the president's impeachment. and i want to show you the tweet from donald trump saying wacky and totally unhinged tom steyer who has been fighting me and my make america great again agenda from beginning. never wins elections. and i have a quick update here for you on my computer i've been monitoring tom steyer's twitter as well, and just minutes ago he said he has been responding --

he's fired off numerous tweets saying you're right about one thing, mr. trump. i have been fighting your racism and corporate groveling from the beginning and always will. he sent a tweet that says americans deserve better. and then his latest one just now saying americans across the board know you're a danger to the people of this country. and then he urged lawmakers nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to take a stand. so he fired those, i think about four tweets right now i'm looking on my computer, in the last five minutes or so. he's responding and coming back hard at the president. so that war of words definitely heating up now. back to you. >> jessica, this is getting interesting, thank you. four people in custody after police say one of them impersonate add police officer this morning. the group is accused of using something that sounded like a police siren to pull the men over near bancroft and 136th avenue. the man pulled over and then someone got out of the car, put a hood on. that's when the man drove off

and called police. the suspect's car was later stopped for an unrelated traffic violation. police say the driver was arrested for impersonating a police officer. another man arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and two juveniles detained. santa cruz will be releasing information about a possible arrest in the bear fire. >> the sheriff's office is preparing to arrest the person believed to have started it. cal fire says first responders immediately knew the fire was suspicious. the agency also announced the bear fire is fully contained now. it burned just under 400 acres near the town of boulder creek. >> full containment expected on the fires burning in napa and sonoma counties. >> the latest report has the nuns fire at 94% containment. the atlas fire, 98% contained. the tubbs fire, which burned between cal stistoga >> southern california crews battling a 350-acre wildfire.

look at these flames. the "l.a. times" reports an 18-year-old motorcyclist crashed into a tree sparking the fire yesterday afternoon in the cleveland national forest. the forest located northeast of san diego. the motorcyclist had only minor injuries. there are a handful of homes now evacuated. >> it's a little unnerving. you have to respect all the fires happening in napa and all around. there's so much that's been going on lately. keeping that in mind, how fast that went through. we're not being dumb but we don't want to be over panicked at the same time. >> right now the fire is only 15% contained. >> 6:36 now. testimony is set to resume in the trial of the man charged with the murder of kate steinle. the federal park ranger whose stolen gun killed her took the stand yesterday. john woychowski says he felt it was safe leaving a backpack containing the weapon inside of an suv while he had dinner. someone stole the backpack along with some clothing. defense attorneys claim the gun went off accidentally after

suspect jose ines garcia zarate found it wrapped in cloth. prosecutors say garcia zarate fired the weapon on purpose. happening today tickets go on sale for next month's benefit concert at at&t park to help north bay wildfire victims. it will feature metallica, dave matthews and oakland hip hot artist gez. tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m. for that november 9th concert. prices range from about $50 to $200. tickets can be purchased on ticketmaster's website or band together bay area.org. ticketmaster will donate all of its processing fees to the relief effort. 100% of ticket sales will go to a fund for low-income vulnerable populations displaced by the fire. >> the state agency that provides food assistance is expanding its program for fire victims. people affected by the wildfires who have relocated to alameda can qualify for cal fresh benefits g. to abc7news.com or the abc 7 news app on how to apply. if you want to help, our website

has everything you need to know about how to donate. we talked about the danger at the coast in the form of low visibility and fog. let's talk about heading there this afternoon, what you're going to run into. a pretty angry surf with strong rip currents, sneaker waves, rough waves, breakers up to 20 feet right now. this starts at 2:00 this afternoon and goes through 9:00 tomorrow evening. here is a look at walnut creek, one of the areas that could have poor air quality today as it is a spare the air day. the south bay is one of the other ones, stagnant air and the north bay all pushing too much particulate matter. 70s in the hills and the south bay. look at los gatos. a lot of mid to upper 50s until you get to milpitas. low to mid-60s there. 60 in alameda. 53 in danville and lafayette, 47. a quick look at your commute planner on the roads, foggy near the coast. cool a.m. but warm p.m. fairly quiet on the roads and on

the bay, i should say. our last tranquil day. 70-degree temperatures, about 12 degrees warmer than average in tahoe this weekend. look at next weekend, a foot or more of snow. looking forward to that. here's sue. >> i'm going for sure. i'm there. i'm not kidding. i'm going. we have some slow traffic up and over the altamont pass typical hayward to free month. slow track on the east shore freeway. a couple of problem spots this one has been cleared finally southbound 101. it was a car off in the slow lane. that's been gone now past the airport no problems. a new accident in the sunnyvale mountain view area over 101. you can see the slow traffic approaching the scene there blocking the third lane from the left. we'll zoom in. this is past the accident. so once you get past it there's 101 and 237 and our 3d map that shows the correct volume as it would be if it's actually out there live so you can see once you get past there you're looking good. we'll come back with drive times for your friday morning commute

in a few minutes. >> doesn't it seem sometimes people are never paying to get on b.a.r.t.? i see it all the time when i ride the trains. b.a.r.t. says it's about to play hardball. last night the board of directors voted to start a proof of payment system. that means riders will be required to show tickets to fare inspectors or police in an attempt to cut into the estimated $25 million the agency says it loses every year to fare evaders. one example of the problem, an automated camera at the embarcadero station caught 600 people sneaking into b.a.r.t. free on a single day. >> wow. happening today the golden gate bridge district board set to vote on reconstruction of $11 million sausalito ferry terminal. a committee voted to approve construction and the full board will discuss today. so as the plan stands now reconstruction would include a six-foot-tall rail. it will be widened to 12 feet, more than twice its current width. cal trans will bring down two more of the piers.

this is video from the last implosion two weeks ago. here's the part that affects us. no cars will be allowed on the bay bridge for about 30 minutes during that blasting period. so if you are planning to be on the bridge around 9:30 in the morning, don't. one last implosion is scheduled in two weeks to bring down the final three piers. 6:41. a mega merger in the health care industry. how a partnership between cvs and aetna could save you money. iphone x preorders under way this morning. but the phones are going fast. why you probably won't get one next week when they officially go on sale. first, a look at what's coming up at 9:00 on "live with kelly and ryan." hello, there. hello, there. >> morning.

it is 6:44. thousands of students in the north bay heading back to school for the first time since the devastating fires. >> more than a dozen schools in santa rosa are reopening as many students and staff are still coping with the aftermath. amy hollyfield is live for us at piner high school. good morning, amy. >> about 80 students lost their homes. this is one of 1 schools reopening today here in santa rosa. a good sign that the city is getting back on its feet and here's a look at the rebuilding

effort that's also going on this is a community meeting that happened last night. they were told the army corps of engineers will remove fire debris from about 5,000 properties which it says it will monitor the air quality 24/7 during that cleanup. >> we'll monitor to make sure those contaminants are not being spread. >> reporter: but first the epa will go to work. back here at the school counselors will be on hand to help any students who are dealing with the stress and the trauma from the fires. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. an 8-year-old boy brought a loaded gun to school. police arrested anthony o'donnell at his home yesterday morning. according to the school district

an 8-year-old brought the gun to twin creeks elementary in his back pack and showed it to his friend. that classmate told a parent who report it had to police. officers went to o'donnell's apartment and found it in the boy's backpack. the boy's friends are conflicted. >> i'm not sure why they did that. it's a bad thing because they could have hurt somebody. >> the father of five is charged with child endangerment, stolen property and allowing a firearm to be accessible to a child. >> daly city police are looking for a suspect in a bizarre case of identity theft. they want to find this man, he used a credit card to pay a $52,000 surgical bill. now here's the rub. the card he allegedly used was stolen from a man who left it in a back pack in his car. the rightful owner had no idea what happened until he got a call from the billing department saying he owed them

restaurants can no longer offer single use plastic bags, only reusable plastic bags will be allowed. it will aemploy to all businesses that sell food and beverages. after a report it may be bought by cvc. >> aetna is the third largest. they insure more than 22 million people. cvs might pay aetna more than $200 a share. they say the deal could be great for customers and could end up driving down the cost of prescription medications. >> amazon has added almost a quarter million jobs in the last year. amazon now employs 541,000 87,000 of those jobs are from the acquisition.

>> if you're hoping to get the iphone x when it hits next friday you may be out of luck. the x starts at about $1,000. rebecca jarvis said on "gma" it looks like demand will exceed supply. >> to put that into perspective, the iphone 6 at launch sold 13 million versions of the phone in the very first weekend. so analysts are saying maybe we don't have enough of these phones to meet the demand. there is no home button. it also has facial recognition. >> we're seeing evidence of that shortage here at the live desk. i pulled up the apple website. this is for the new apple x.

ships in five to six weeks. that puts it in december. this is going to be a christmas gift for so many people. the sold out in just 30 minutes overnight. you're going to have to wait until the very beginning of december or mid-december at this point. back to you, reggie. >> i did get to play with my friend's iphone x -- he had a preview of it. it's on point. if you think san francisco is a cool place to live or visit, "forbes" agrees with you. >> the coolest city in america. what makes us so cool? "forbes" looked at a number of factors. first, the food. it's home to world class museums, sports teams, great hiking, stunning views.

locals and visitors alike can enjoy easy access. let's check out what the number one weather looks like today. >> now even more people will come visit us. yay, traffic. >> hey, if they're spending money here, go for it. >> come on in. we'll embrace you. take a look at mt. tamalpais. hazy sunshine, warm again our last day of setting records. cooling trend this weekend, bay area rain, sierra snow. san jose could tie or set a record. a little cool air leaking through the gap. upper 70s for downtown.

along the north bay valleys, upper 70s in richmond, berkeley and oakland. low to mid-80s elsewhere. we'll have temperatures around 87 to 91 degrees. here we are friday at 7:00 in the morning, rain coming in light to moderate rain through the evening hours. moderate to possibly heavy. a lot of snow, more than a foot in the sierra. temperatures will drop back into the 50s, 60s, and 70s by sunday and stay there through thursday. sue? >> last weekend to get to the pumpkin patch. here we go with some slow traffic out of the central valley, along the east shore freeway and the nimitz. that's fairly typical. no friday light here. we do have an accident in the sunnyvale area. 237 directly over 101.

speeds slowing blocking the third lane from the left. we've got a series of traffic signals. those continue to not be functioning. take a look at your drive times. you'll find it easy just about ten minutes. >> thank you, sue. county supervisors regarding the sale of recreational marijuana just banned the sale of it altogether. they say marijuana has a destructive impact on local communities. they say they will be phased they say they will be phased out.

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scene of a restaurant fire in san jose. they're saying that this fire is unusual because it started in the dining area not the kitchen. >> 13 schools will reopen to students for the first time. schools in ken wood are set to open today. b.a.r.t. will put a proof of payment policy in place. you'll be required to show proof that you bought a ticket. congresswoman jackie speier is sharing her me too story saying she was forcibly kissed by a high-ranking staff member. she said the incident happened back when she was a staffer on capitol hill. >> and number five it's ground hog day except at the coast where it will be cooler today. 60s for you. this is our last chance. >> trying to find a motorcycle down in the left lane on 80 westbound near ashby.

a ski resort is set to open. mount rose on north tahoe will open a beginner run. talking man made snow here. mike, you say we might get the real stuff next weekend. >> more than a foot as winter is coming back. >> i know someone excited right here. sue is already making plans. thanks for watching today and be safe during all those adult halloween parties. can you imagine you lose your home, your business, and identity thieves move in? it's been confirmed by fema. i've talked to two victims personally. one of them is right here, rochelle lamar. you lost your veterinarian practice. >> yes, i did. i lost my practice on old redwood highway in santa rosa. i was here applying for fema aid wh

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