motive in the case. they haven't said how long they think they'll be out here, how long the streets will be closed down. but from the looks of things it doesn't look like they're wrapping up anytime soon. so we will stay on this story and let you know the latest on this situation out here in the castro. i'm amy hollyfield reporting live in san francisco. back to you. >> okay, amy, thank you. we will be checking in with you. meanwhile, tracking more breaking news at the live desk, this time in oakland. at least two people were shot during a huge halloween party with more than 200 people there overnight. there is possibly a third victim also, and the shooter is still on the loose right now. police tell us it happened around 11:00 last night near 38th and broadway. the two shooting victims were able to take themselves to the hospital. right now an investigation is under way. i will let you know as soon as we get any more details. back to you. >> jessica, we'll follow those breaking news stories. a quick update of your weather and traffic.

mike? you'll see that just like everywhere else it's pretty clear this morning. temperatures a little bit cooler to significantly cooler. mid-40s to around 50 at 7:00. that sun will boost our temperatures nearly 10 to 20 degrees by noon. 58 to 63. 59 at the coast. 67 to the bay and inland. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening, 55 to 60 degrees. that storm that's bringing us rain, maybe four feet of snow in the sierra. i really said that. i'll have all that coming back. sue, did that perk you up? >> that got my attention. four feet? is that over the whole weekend? >> yes, ma'am. your start to the morning with a fatal accident westbound 80 san pablo dam road this will really mess up your morning commute. there's not a good alternate to get around this. there is a sig alert issues.

bumper to bumper, the left lane is the only lane getting by now westbound 80 at san pablo dam road. guys? >> thank you, sue. developing news out of new york in the deadliest terror attack there since 9/ 1. >> at least eight people died after a truck plowed into a crowd. five of those victims were from argentina visiting to celebrate their high school reunion. >> the suspect's home was searched in new jersey and a local mosque. stephanie ramos live in new york this morning. stephanie? >> reporter: good morning. we're just about a block away from where this horrific attack took place. it's hard to see the truck driven by the suspect is just over my right shoulder past the yellow tape down the street. investigators are on the scene trying to piece this together and figure out what was the motive here behind the suspect's attack.

>> police say 29-year-old sayfullo saipov, an uzbekistan immigrant living in paterson, new jersey, deliberately drove a rented home depot truck on a bike and pedestrian path targeting people and running them over. >> this is a mass casualty situation here. >> reporter: his truck eventually colliding with a school bus injuring the two adults and two kids onboard before finally coming to a stop just blocks away from the world trade center memorial. they are now urging the public to share any videos or images that could help in the investigation like this cell phone video that shows the driver limping after getting out of his truck holding what turned out to be two fake guns. witnesses telling abc news he shouted allah akbar before being shot by an officer. and we're learning more. uber confirms avenues driver for the company at one point and

passed all necessary background checks. reporting live in new york, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. >> thanks for the update. and more on that uber connection n. a statement the company says, we are horrified by this senseless act of violence. our hearts are with the victims and their families. we have reached out to law enforcement to provide our full assistance. the top of the empire state building was lit up in honor of the victims. other buildings and landmarks were lit in colors as well and nyc strong is trending on twitter as new yorkers share their thoughts and prayers and vowed to not let the attack get the city down. you can get the latest anytime on the abc 7 news app. speed may be to blame for a crash that left one dead in walnut creek. witnesses say they saw two cars traveling fast just after 9:00 last night. the cars somehow collided into each other. boy, does that look bad. it wound up against a tree. in addition to the person

killed, two other people were hurt and taken to the hospital. that crash closed all lanes for several hours. san francisco supervisors approved plans to move hundreds of city workers out of the hall of justice building. it's not up to seismic code. they've had to deal with sewage leaks including one that cost $315,000 to clean up. the city will pay $150 million to lease office space in three buildings in the potrero hills enabled. the north bay wildfires are fully contained this morning. >> california's insurance commissioner says claims have topped $3.3 billion more than a 1991 oakland hills fire which had been the state's costliest. home and business owners have

filed claims related to the wildfires. we have a sig alert in the fatal accident westbound 80 at san pablo. only the left lane getting by now. the only good alternate is to take san pablo avenue which does parallel the freeway. right now about a ten-minute delay. we'll see the volume of traffic that is slow and go. westbound 80 is a major commute. we have an overturned car westbound highway 12. it is not blocking the lane, it is out in a ditch. the tow truck may be blocking to get that vehicle righted and out of the ditch. so we'll be back with more on this fatal in just a few minutes. let's talk about your temperatures when you step outside. look at all that blue thanks to

the clear skies anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees cooler this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s until you get to places like walnut creek, antioch and brentwood. take a look at oakland. 49 in san carlos. san jose, 51. look at all that clearness and calmness calmness. another tranquil day on the weather. so let's talk about the sierra. a winter storm watch friday into saturday. with the second wave coming in sunday night down to about 4,500. if you're heading up that way head up while it's rain. we're looking at 6,500 feet,

we're looking at 6,500 feet, about 1 to 3 inches of snow. 40 inches inon nearly three feet in kirkwood and then even more sunday night and then even more sunday night into monday. totals in the four foot range. look at all those chances, guys. heads up if you're driving in downtown san francisco. >> howard street will close so crews can begin constructing booths and a stage for the dream force convention. that closure will last until november 11th. it is expected to slow traffic. dream force starts monday and runs through the 9th. also happening today ground will be broken on the new ferry terminal in richmond located next to the national historic park.

it will open between richmond and san francisco. the project $16 million. new allegations emerging against kevin spacey. what a second man says the actor did to him. a dump truck turns into a demolition derby. the mistake that driver made. >> the first day of the rest of our lives. >> a major face-lift coming to

it's 4:42 in sunnyvale. officers responded to a stabbing incident. the initial call was for a stabbingality an apartment on east wettle drive right by the bay shore freeway. sunnyvale officers found the suspect at the scene just after 1:00 yesterday. they say he was armed and uncooperative. at one point he stabbed a police dog. a female stabbing victim sent to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, and the police dog died of its wounds. a driverless runaway dump truck hit 12 cars and hurt two people as it careened down a street san francisco street.

the truck stopped only after it hit a tree yesterday. pieces of smashed cars littered the street and police say the truck's wheels weren't curbed as it was being loaded and it could not handle the weight. california's new gas tax is now in effect. we warned you you're going to feel the impact even if you don't fill up at the pump. >> reporter: at gas stations across the bay, drivers are topping off. >> i might fill the rest of the tank. >> reporter: come wednesday california's gas tax goes up. the increase approved by the state legislature last spring is expected to raise more than $5.2 billion a year over the next decade. the money will be used to repair the crumbling roads and bridges, improve mass transit and expand bike lanes. >> it is like a booster shot to finally start fixing that mess

that we call the daily commute throughout the bay area. >> reporter: this man serves on the commission. >> we're going to have a permanent, steady source of funds for improvements neglected for more than three decades. >> reporter: dozens of transportation projects are being fast tracked statewide. in the south bay a nearly $69 million pavement preservation project will improve lanes on highway 87 from 85 to west julian street in san jose. another $19 million from scotts valley to the santa clara county line. >> i spend two and a half hours a day on that road. at some point i would like it to be good. >> reporter: supporters say they're willing to pay extra as long as the work gets done. some members of the gop are trying to repeal it which means

it will continue to be a controversial issue heading into the 2018 elections. the ceo said he had a positive meeting with the naacp after incidents of alleged racial discrimination. he says he hopes to keep the dialogue going. an apology was issued citing a pattern of incidents on flights including a woman accuse add pilot of racism when he ordered her removal from a plane over a seating dispute. a second actor has made accusations against kevin spacey. he wrote that he encountered spacey at the bar of london's old vic theater where spacey was artistic director. he says spacey tried to fondle him against his will. the allegation did not say when it happened, but spacey was artistic director from 2004 to 2015. the theater says, quote,

inappropriate behavior is completely unacceptable. >> the first openly guy man elected to public office in california is one step closer to getting the memorial many say he deserves. he won the worldwide contest to redesign the plaza named in his honor. it will include an amphitheater and a permanent candlelight vigil with flickering l.e.d. lights as the sun goes down. >> we hope this site will allow a large number of people to gather effectively and to ake change effectively. >> this is not just a park or a museum but truly a living memorial to harvey milk. >> the pro yekt is expected to cost about $10 million which will need to be raised privately. >> i think it looks really cool. over to what sue has in our traffic center.

westbound 80 past san pablo dam road. a sig alert for this. let's zoom in. slow and go. you'll want to take san pablo if you can get over there. right now it looks good. avoid westbound 80. one lane getting by and the san one lane getting by and the san pablo dam on ramp is closed. i'm certain it will be a while. >> am i the only one who can't believe this is november 1st? the cool temperatures will return.

highlights so we can get to the juicy stuff. mild today. brightest this week. more clouds tomorrow and the storms won't completely wash out the weekend. let's start with temperatures. low to mid-70s. up in the north bay to 70. you can see 61 there in half moon bay. tonight the fog more widespread. 44 in santa rosa to about the low 50s in antioch, richmond, oakland, san mateo, san jose and san francisco. light to moderate rain. looks like the heaviest will be the first push friday night into saturday morning, possibly 2 inches at our higher elevations. thursday afternoon into the evening hours once the sun sets the air will be moist enough,

drizzle for the rest of us and that will continue through the morning commute. there's your break saturday evening through sunday morning. the north bay all the way through about 9:00 monday morning, the monday morning commute will be wet and we'll get another break tuesday before another chance of rain wednesday and thursday next week. temperatures in the 60s and 70s tomorrow. 50s and 60s once the rain hits fridays. >> mike, thank you. a dog that caused mayhem on the b.a.r.t. tracks last month has found a happy home. the dog stopped the trains when he ran on the tracks and police rescued him. he obviously has had a painful past because sometimes he cowers like he looks like he feels he's going to be hit. his adopted family says they

shower him with more love and kisses. the dog has a new name, too, bode. >> i'm glad they renamed him. when you name him after the traumatic event it's triggering. >> i was shocked to learn that ice skating is back in the bay area. and walmart revealing plans to battle amazon. hint, it's going to be a party. a few lucky beer lovers will have a chance to be the first to sip an iconic brew. right now "tech bites." in today's "tech bites" two days before the iphone x officially hits the market the reviews are in and they're positive. >> the edge-to-edge display is drawing universal acclaim. the face i.d. works most of the time.

battery life said to be mediocre. a glitch in a code update is locking some out of files on tuesday. >> it cause add program to label some documents as abusive which triggered a term of service violation. >> and the new 360 degrees camera is on sale for $500. what sets it apart is its software. >> it smooths out videos even if the camera was moving or stays focused on an object as the camera moves. works only with iphones and android version coming pretty soon. soon. >> you can feel like you are accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations

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thomas not gone for good. he will assume music director laureate for a minimum of four weeks every season and work on special projects. an annual season kickoff. >> i'm not emotionally ready. there will be a special opening day ceremony for the safeway holiday ice rink in union square. san francisco giants will be there as well as the cast of "aladdin." tickets are $18, $13 for children 8 and under. children 8 and under. the rink is open daily unfortunately, it is a sig alert with a fatal accident. we're going back to give you an update near san pablo dam road.. no estimated time of opening so

i would suggest that you try san pablo avenue which parallels the freeway. and the on ramp is also shut down so if you can access the freeway at mcbride, that will clear you of this accident. no estimated time of opening. you can see bumper to bumper traffic. a big delay this morning. not the greatest way to start your hump day. we'll be following this all morning long, of course. mike has your forecast. sounds like a busy one, too. >> especially starting thursday night into friday morning. hi, everybody. a look at 7:00 friday morning right in the heart of the morning rush and inland east bay into the south bay will be the driest while the rest of us will have had a little bit of drizzle during the overnight, even light showers. you can see a tenth to a quarter inch of rain and then heavier overnight. we wake up saturday morning about a quarter to about a third.

about two-thirds of an inch in our mountains. we're going to get about half our monthly total in about a three-day span for november. >> all right. >> all right. i guess we're ready. it will throw parties at its stores and increase the number of product demonstrations. stores will have workers roaming the toy and electronic areas. they are offering store pick yum for online orders. following breaking news on abc 7 mornings. mornings. >> we're going

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