kelley was sentenced to 12 months confinement and given a bad conduct discharge. he was licensed as a security guard and worked and lived about 30 miles north of sutherland springs. a facebook profile featured a photo of an ar-15 rifle. our coverage of the mass shooting in texas continues on our abc 7 news app and online. head to our facebook page to leave your prayers for texas. of course we'll follow more on that throughout the morning. right now up to date on traffic and weather. we'll start with sue hall. it's a problem lingering since late last night, sue. >> that's right. since about 9:10 last night this is off highway 37 on the lakeville highway, highway 116. it was a fatal accident, so they still have a sig alert issued. and what happened they were just about to clear this when another car drove through the card closure, and that car got into a secondary accident. no injuries involved in that one. now it will take longer.

again, lakeville highway is completely shut down. they're delaying or detouring people off. so fyi, we'll be following that for you this morning. then to union city an accident blocking the two right lanes. you can see a little blip of red sensor until they get the tow truck on scene. now a first look at your weather with mike. all right, sue, thank you very much. hi, everybody. i have live doppler 7 up. a weak cold front moving through the heart of the bay. you can see light showers out across the ocean. put these in motion. they're moving from northwest to southeast, so they could clip the peninsula over the next couple of hours. otherwise we're waking up cloudy and much milder this morning, 45 to 50. no frost this morning. 56 to 59 at noon. 55 to 61 at 4:00. then your 7:00 temperature's 50 to 54. that's your 12-hour day planner.

now over to jessica. from the live desk developing news involving an apartment fire in san leandro and check out this new video here. these are flames billowing from san leandro. the fire caught on fire after 10:00 last night. the person living there said he believes the fire started in the kitchen. no one was hurt but several were killed. we have reached out to the fire department for a possible cause to the fire. i'll let you know when we get that. a state lawmaker demanding answers after someone stole a shotgun, a rifle, and hundreds of rounds from a deputy's vehicle. an unmarked car was broken into friday night in the tenderloin

district. the sergeant serves on the fbi's joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen would not issued by the fbi. the san mateo county sheriff's office and police are trying to recover the stolen weapons and ammunition. president trump is in japan, the first stop on a five country strip. trip. he and shinzo abe spoke about the north's nuclear tests. president trump says the era of strategic patience is over. abe says he's in complete agreement with the president and is in favor of putting more pressure on north korea. >> the regime continued development of its programs including nuclear tests and outrageous launches of ballistic missiles directly over japanese territory. we will not stand for that.

happening today house republicans are expected to release proposed changes to the gop tax reform bill. "the washington post" says one idea is to raise the limit on mortgage interest deductions to $750,000. also on the table repealing the obama health care law's requirement that people have insurance coverage or pay a penalty. the congressional budget office estimates it would save $416 billion over a decade. it's 4:34. dream force about to descend on san francisco. 170,000 people will be in and around this week. >> that's a lot of breakout sessions and after parties and, of course, traffic. amy hollyfield is live in sonoma. >> reporter: look how sales force has taken over howard street this is dream force, at fourth and howard. they've been holding this event they've been holding this event for the last four years.

howard is shut down between third and fourth street and will be all week. unless you're one of the 170,000 people expected to attend dream force then they have a lot of activities planned for you including some fun. they have former first lady michelle obama and some concerts and they planned to raise some money. they expect they'll raise about $10 million for children's hospital. a full, packed week planned for dream force here. quite an accomplishment for sales force. just avoid this area. reporting live in san francisco. abc 7 news. appraisers will assess the

affected areas and damaged properties. the appraisals could lead to lower property taxes for residents if the loss estimate is at least $10,000 of structural damage. the property will be re-assessed and then taxes can be adjusted. the assessor's office says tax relief is available to those with business equipment and owners of aircraft, boats, and some certain mobile homes. >> it looks like ski season in parts of tahoe. check this out this is what skiers and snowboarders want to see. squaw valley tweeted out photos yesterday. the resort says it received a foot of fresh snow and more snow is expected later next week. is expected later next week. we still -- we do have better news with this accident up at lakeville highway. i don't know if you can see there it was a fatal that happened at 9:00 last night. they just got it cleared out of the roadway. they had a full closure there and a car drove through that full closure about an hour ago.

that accident, secondary accident, has now been cleared, but traffic remains getting through that area. we have some slow traffic up and over the altamont pass and we go to union city. here is the accident before 37 now clear. we go to union city. this accident blocking two right lanes of traffic. tow is en route. more on this and luckily that fatal is cleared in just a few minutes. here's mike. thank you very much, sue. i hope you had a great weekend up in the mountains and enjoyed seeing the little bit of snow that you saw. it was pretty fun up there. i'll have your seven-data hy forecast. double digits, warmer than yesterday across the north bay while the rest of us are up to seven degrees warmer. inland east bay, mid to upper 40s in most neighborhoods. pittsburg, 53. a look at what's going on for our temperatures. 50 at san carlo.

here's a look at what's going on down in san jose and you can see on the roads a few sprinkles possible near the peninsula. mass transit cool to mild and light breeze fz you're going to be on the water. a quick look at oakland. average highs about 67. at noon we'll be at 60. 62 is as warm as it gets back down to the 50s by 6:00. if you're looking up across the north bay, 59 at noon. 61 at 2:00. back in the 50s by 6:00. and around the state today, 47 at at that ttahoe. and here's my seven-day forecast for tahoe it's time to break that out again. a chance of rain thursday and it mixes with snow friday. that same storm brings us some rain. i'll have that next. thank you, mike. officials at sfo say security procedures worked as intended after a breach. >> the security checkpoint is closed just after 3:00 yesterday. that's when a man rushed through the exit doors towards an airline gate. he eventually went back to the security area where tsa agents

detained and questioned him. airport officials say he was tracked on camera the entire time. the checkpoint reopened after about 30 minutes when agents determined that he was not a threat. cal train passengers in south san francisco will soon see big changes. ground will be broken on an improvement project that includes a new pedestrian underpass and a new 700-foot boarding platform. the work will be done at night to not inconvenience passengers. the improvements will make the station safer and fully compliant with the americans with disability ability. voters in pacifica are a day away from going to the polls. the two major issues they'll be deciding. >> and berkeley's only emergency room hospital, the health care crisis they say the closure will create. >> democrats are fighting back against claims in an explosive new

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and we're back at 4:42. san francisco's public schoolteachers are set to get a raise as part of a tentative contract agreement between their union and the district. it calls for an 11% increase in pay for the next three years. union leaders have been in talks since february. the deal came just days before the union was set to take a strike authorization vote. both sides still need to give the agreement final approval. paul manafort will ask a judge to remove him from home confinement. manafort and business associate

rick gates are accused of laundering the profits of foreign consulting work and concealing those assets. manafort pledged $12.5 million in assets to guarantee he will show up for future court appearances. prosecutors say he supposes a flight risk. now to the explosive details emerging in a new book by donna brazile. the ex-chairwoman of the democratic national committee. she's under fire for writing that she was ready to replace hillary clinton following her infamous fainting spell. here's abc news reporter lana zak. >> reporter: donna brazile is not apologize to go republicans or democrats for the explosive new revelations about the 2016 election in her new book. >> anybody knows i'm going to put some hot sauce on every page f. it's not dripping with something hot and spicy it's not me. >> reporter: brazile writes the anemic campaign had taken on the odor of failure and after clinton fainted at a 9/11 memorial event, brazile considered replacing with a new

ticket, joe biden and cory booker. >> i was under tremendous pressure after hillary clinton fainted to have a, quote/unquote, plan b. >> reporter: a deal between the clinton campaign and the cash strapped democratic party sent shock waves through washington prompting president trump to tweet the real story on collusion is in donna b.'s new book. crooked hillary bought the dnc and then stole the democratic primary from crazy bernie. but brazile characterization. >> for those telling me to shut up, they told hillary that. i tell them to go to hell. >> reporter: now president trump is suggesting that a federal investigation should take place into that fund-raising deal but brazile insists that even though she certainly thought it looked unethical there was no evidence of anything actually illegal. still, all these revelations are coming at a particularly troubling time with voters heading to the polls in crucial elections in virginia and new jersey tomorrow. lana zak, abc news, washington.

it is 4:44. people from several east bay cities are vowing to step up the fight against the planned closure of the medical center in berkeley. dozens protested outside of the hospital yesterday. sutter faces a 2030 deadline to renovate or replace it to meet new seismic standards. they want to transfer to a hospital in oakland. it would leave berkeley with no emergency room. >> it's a terrible idea. i think it's important for berkeley to have a hospital both for babies bean born, for elderly people who are sick and everyone else in between. >> we're not going to let the east bay become a hospital desert. >> sutter intends to keep many doctors' offices and other services in berkeley. it says changes in patient care and technology have reduced the need to admit people to hospitals. ⌞> for the first time ever licensed cannabis will be able to insure their crops. the okay was given to a stockton company to begin offering

coverage plans. >> this is a big supply change. you have growers, transporters, manufacturers, you have labs that test the product, and you have retailers. and in each segment of the supply change there's a need for insurance. >> other insurers expected to offer plans, recreaional marijuana will be legal statewide january 1st. and two issues including whether to tax marijuana. measure g would impose a 6% tax on recreational and medical dispensaries that tax could go up to 10% after two years. the other issue, rent control. if measure c passes rent increases in apartment buildings built before 1995 would be limited. we are fully into fall now and it feels like it. good morning, mike. >> good morning, guys. i'm checking out our next chance of wet weather that's coming at us. it's not that slug of moisture you see down to the south heading down to l.a., santa

barbara, eventually possibly the high desert, if it holds together. there's just a few green dots right off the peninsula coast that continue to slide more southward than they do eastward. there still could be a slight chance of a sprinkle for you guys. let's take a look at what's going on as far as our highs today. they're going to be cooler than average even though we'll see increasing sunshine as we head throughout the afternoon hours. 56 at half moon bay. 59 in san francisco, about 60 to 62 around the bay and about 62 to 64 inland. not much of a change, is there? you go up further to the north. 57 and 58 degrees. so let's talk about the next storm coming in wednesday night into thursday morning. you know what that means, thursday's morning commute will be more of a challenge can slick streets but even wetter than what we dealt with friday morning, a tenth to a half inch in most areas and double that up in our hills. it will be a little breezy, 20

to 35 miles an hour. so here we are at 5:00 wednesday morning, nothing going on. as we head to noon, you can see a few scout showers out there. as we head to 7:00, there's your light to moderate rain, your green to yellow and from 7:00 all the way to 11:00 it becomes more light rain and then as it heads into south bay and exits thursday, it remains pretty much light rain. my accuweather seven-day forecast and it's going to be a one for thursday and friday as the chances of rain will continue. it looks like a much calmer weekend on the way. hi, sue. good morning. and after a flurry of incidents early this morning we are quieting down. take a look at the san mateo bridge as your drive is about 15 minutes from 880 over to 101. we had an earlier accident in union city, sbld 880 that's been cleared off to the right-hand shoulder. still seeing some red sensors in the area so it's slowly getting back to normal. and we had a fire up in the petaluma area.

here is what happened. we had some hay bales in lanes. a driver caught over them and the hay caught on fire. it's off to the right-hand shoulder. be aware of the debris and the accident with looky lous. >> sue, thank you. thor proved mighty at the box office. >> it debuted with more than $120 million in ticket sales. and that was good news for hollywood after poor sales in october. coming in second "a bad mom's christmas" followed by "jigsaw" and tyler perry's. >> sales force ceo benoff has more to talk about today. the unusual sighting he's posted. >> harvard honors elton john and it has nothing to do with his music. >> something you don't come across too often. >> some people are snagging fish straight from the ocean, no fishing rod needed.

first this morning's "tech bites." in today's tech bites talks are off for a t-mobile and sprint merger. >> a combined company would have had 130 million subscribers. sprint announced a partnership with the fourth largest cable company under its optimum brand. >> the deal allows them to provide mobile services through sprint's network. technology is proving to be an annoying mix on broadway. >> ringing phones and glowing screens are ruining shows. one infamous case this man climbed up on to the stage to plug his cell phone into an outlet. actors say alcohol contributing to the bad behavior as more theaters sell booze to maximum profits. just tacky. the country's top emoji may make you smile and bring a tear to your eye. >> apple says the face with tears of joy is actually number one in this nation. >> we use it all the time.

welcome back. new this morning uber is pledging $5 million in the next five years to fund sexual assault prevention groups and to train some of its own employees. and this move could improve the company's public image which has been tarnished by findings of sexual harassment and multiple reports of drivers assaulting passengers. uber says it has already trained 150 customer service agents for a team to deal with sexual assault reports and part of the

training includes learning how to interview victims without being judgmental and how to refer to them to police and crisis hotlines. >> interesting. thanks, jessica. sales force ceo mark beniof showed this video of a mountain lion he says was outside of his san francisco house. he post it had to twitter and to youtube saturday morning. the animal was walking on the sidewalk outside of pacific heights home. >> what is the cropping on this video? >> i don't know. let's just get back to this cat. >> i saw one growing up in my backyard growing up. >> did you scream? >> i was totally panicked. 4:54. a pair of pets flown to the bay area after hurricane irma hit florida were only making a special appearance to the warriors game. two dogs.

our very own mike nicco does a lot of work with them. the warriors teamed up with the heat to get those pets to the humane society and so far more than three dozen dogs and cats have been adopted. the two dogs invited to tonight's game will be up for adoption. harvard university honoring elton john. he is set to receive a humanitarian award for the aids foundation that he runs. he calls it gratifying and humbling. he is in good company. let's talk about what's going on with the potential rainfall we're going to get out of this next system. i want to give you the idea of the commute. light showers around calistoga. the same areas are likely to have the steadier rain and then

it falls during the overnight. we wake up at 4:00 in the morning about .15. then we end up with about .2 to two-thirds of an inch from storm one. here is a look at our temperatures today. about three to seven degrees cooler than average. hi, sue. >> good morning. we go to the bay bridge. some minor delays for the cash paying folks in the right and left-hand lanes. earlier problems cleared in the union city area at southbound near alvarado boulevard. some slowing past the scene. let's head back up to petaluma where we had hay a car ran over them and the hay caught on fire. fire is there on scene. no delay this is hour. guys? sue, thank you. you can't get fish any fresher than straight from the ocean. that's what people are doing in

san francisco. >> abc 7 news was at fisherman's wharf where fish sales directly off boats just started. this was a long process requiring permits. now they say it is smooth sailing. >> i always like being able to share really good fish with people and sometimes it's hard to do that when you sell to the wholesalers. >> something you don't come across too often and it's difficult to get fish that's that fresh around here. >> the fishing company is posting sale dates online and we have a link for you at abc7news.com. get your resume ready. a new company looking to hire. crews are working around the clock to clean up in the north bay but a new problem means some residents still cannot return to their property. >> and you'll hear from a man >> and you'll hear from a man who explains his heroic act

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good morning to you. it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday, november 5th. a lot to get to this morning including what has happened in texas. we'll get the latest information in a couple moments. >> first we want to get started. >> good morning, guys. you can see some of the lingering clouds as a cold front tried to push through. it's a weak one kicking up a few light showers over the ocean near the peninsula. this is what we have to look forward to. a mostly cloudy beginning from our east bay hills camera. temperatures mild, 45 to 50 in your 12-hour day planner. increasing sunshine so we'll call it sunny by noon. 56 to 59. if you're out at 4:00 you'll want to have the sunglasses, 55 to 61 and at 7:00 cooler now that it comes later, 50 to