charles schulz airport. bodega bay and all the way up to windsor and clover dale. something we'll keep an eye on. you can see some clouds out there from our roof camera. a sprinkle or two possible near the coast. we're waking up mostly cloudy and milder. 47 to 51. 12-hour day planner, have the sunglasses handy but you may need a coat. 55 to 61. and then, yeah, it's jacket weather by 7:00. 50 to 54 degrees. colder nights are on the way and a chance of rain. here's sue. >> it's lighter earlier due to daylight saving time being over and standard time back. we do have some slow traffic up and over the altamont pass, typical for your monday morning commute to fair field. it's westbound 80 before highway 12. the icon should be further to

the east. blocking a lane of traffic there, lane number two. expect delays if you're heading westbound out of the fairfield area. we'll be back with a look at your drive times in a couple of minutes. here at the live desk i am following updates on that deadly church shooting in texas that left 26 people dead. and just this morning the wilson county sheriff said 12 to 15 of those victim are children. the sheriff also revealed moments ago the gunman's in-laws occasionally attended service at that same church, although he did say they were not there at the time of the shooting. authorities are now investigating the motive of the 26-year-old gunman devin kelley. they searched his home outside san antonio overnight. abc news senior justice correspondent pierre thomas explains how kelley could have bought the rifle that was used. >> in theory, he should have been banned from buying a gun. sources tell nbc news his

conviction may not have been entered into the fbi national database for gun background checks. if that's true, authorities will want to know why. >> kelley was found dead inside a vehicle shortly after the attack. it's unclear if he died from a self-inflicted wound or if he was shot by someone who confronted him. meanwhile this morning president trump addressed the shooting overnight. during a press conference with the japanese prime minister president trump said guns are not the issue. >> we have a lot of mental health problems in our country, as do other countries. but this isn't a guns situation. we could go into it but it's a little bit soon to go into it. >> the president also called it a very, very sad event calling it a mental health problem at the highest level. parishioners here are reacting saying their prayers alone are not enough. just listen to what people at

grace cathedral had to say in san francisco. >> that allowed violent people easy access to guns. >> when someone comes to a house of worship they're finding people in an especially vulnerable place. it's hideous. we've seen it in a kindergarten classroom and the country doesn't have the nerve to do anything about it. >> the reverend there referring to the 2012 shooting at sandy hook elementary school where 20 first graders and six educators were killed. he's asking his congregation to turn their prayers into action and work for change. >> our coverage of the texas shooting continues online. >> enable push alerts to get instant updates as new information comes out and go to our website abc7news.com and our facebook page to get the latest information and leave your thoughts. a shotgun rifle and ammunition stolen from a deputy's car. >> the off-duty san mateo county sheriff's office was parked when

this happened. matt keller live for us at the sheriff's office in redwood city. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. two major concerns. one, how these weapons were stolen and, two, how these weapons are going to be used in the future. this happened in the tenderloin in san francisco on friday night. broken glass shows where the unmarked san mateo county sheriff sergeant's car was broken into. a shotgun, rifle, and 500 rounds of ammo taken along with a bulletproof vest and a jacket with fbi written on the back. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left. state senator jerry hill passed legislation in 2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars but not long guns or rifles. >> if you're going to secure handguns and you're a law enforcement official, you have to secure every one of your weapons because they all can kill and that's the problem.

>> reporter: this gun and ammo theft is one of six since 2015 including the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14. the fbi confirms in this case the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen were not fbi issue. reporting live in redwood city, matt keller, abc news. thank you so much, matt. at least one person has died following a car accident on the lakeville highway. it involves at least six cars. the collision happened just west of sears point in the southbound lanes around 9:00 last night. as sue was tracking for us earlier this morning another car crashed through the road closure. all lanes, though, did open about 90 minutes ago. it's 6:05 now. we are expecting to hear more information about a walnut creek teacher accused of having improper contact with a child. you can see it on the map. he was arrested on friday and parents in two east bay cities received letters after the arrest. he has worked in walnut creek since 2015.

he served as a substitute teacher in martinez public schools in 2013 and 2014. some north bay fire victims may be allowed to return to their property later this week. the epa now testing debris at journey's end mobile home park for hazardous chemicals like asbestos. results expected back on wednesday. if they come back clean residents can return that same day. if they come back positive the epa will have to develop a cleanup plan and that means residents will have to wait even longer. >> there's virtually no place to go. do we move to another state? we don't want to do that. >> what's going to happen to us? none of us know. we just don't know. we don't know if we'll have a home, a park. >> yeah, they're in a really tough place because that park got red tagged on friday. now fema claims it has manufactured housing on standby. right now they say there's just nowhere that they have to put it. new at 6:00, san francisco

police officers are issuing fewer traffic tickets. according to "the examiner" thousands fewer traffic tickets in recent years. and this is despite a push to ticket dangerous drivers for violations like speeding. "the examiner" says they are issuing citations for things like expired registration stickers and fix it tickets. all told, dropped by nearly 30,000 from the same time in 2015. that's according to public records. >> the bay area's newest transit system is looking to expand beyond the north bay. the plan that could have trains heading east. and at the live desk, one of the men who stopped the texas church shooter is speaking overnight to abc news. i'll have his new reaction next. it's 6:07 in the morning. because of the time change, look, we already have a bit of a look, we already have a bit of a sun rise dev

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temperatures in the south bay, morgan hill, 42 degrees. the rest of us 49 to about 52. san jose, 51 right now. 50 in san carlos to redwood city to 46 in raf ylafayette.

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this morning we are hearing from one of the heroes in texas after the church shooting that killed 26 people. johnnie langendorff says he and another man chased the alleged begunman because he wanted to keep others from being hurt, too. he appears on "good morning america" to talk about how he was able to keep calm while trying to stop the suspect. >> this is one of those things. act now, ask questions later kind of deal. i didn't -- it wasn't something i needed to freak out about. the situation was under control. as long as i'm behind the wheel i'm perfectly fine. >> langendorff says he's happy so many people are pitching in from all over the state of texas to help out those affected families and frankly from all over the country. reggie? thank you, jessica.

anthony weiner has to surrender to serve a 21-month prison sentence for sexting with a 15-year-old girl a. judge sentenced the disgraced new york congressman and was fined $10,000 and has to undergo internet monitoring after he gets out of prison. he will not have contact with his victim and must enroll in a sex offender treatment program. it's unclear when kentucky senator rand paul is going to return to washington. the republican lawmaker is recovering right now from an attack by his former neighbor. paul suffered five broken ribs and bruises to both his lungs in the friday attack in kentucky. 59-year-old named rene boucher, a former anesthesiologist faces assault charges. a spokesperson for paul says three ribs were partially or completely cracked, and that is what caused injury to his lungs. the senator's recovery could take months. and as for what caused this, a motive is unclear. police in pacifica are trying to find vandals who keyed

dozens of cars over the weekend. at least 20 were damaged between everglades drive and lorita way between 10:00 friday night and 10:30 on saturday morning. it's quite a spread but if you have security cameras in the area you're asked to check the footage. if you think it can help, please share with police. recreational marijuana goes on sale january 1st and customers could be facing sky high taxes. fee kos could add up. those taxes and fees will keep the black market going and hurt smaller growers, they say. >> small mom and pops that won't advertise towards kids can't % afford that. and so you're encouraging a large corporate takeover by having tax rates that are that high. >> california wouldn't be alone in implementing a high tax rate. washington state has the highest cannabis sales tax at 50%. >> for those looking to get a

leg up on black friday shopping, toys 'r' us is an option. they will open 5:00 p.m. thanksgiving day. that is 30 straight hours. according to "usa today" this is a critical time for the big box toy retailer. it filed for bankruptcy protection and is looking to get its share of the $1.4 trillion in spending forecasted this holiday season. >> if you're looking for a new job to pay for those toys you may want to head to ikea. hosting a national hiring event at most stores including in emeryville and east palo alto. that job fair goes from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. ikea plans to hire full time and part time workers. natasha, what is the name of the drink again? >> i think there's jam and a drink, those meatballs are so good. if i worked in that food line, oh, my goodness. >> i've never heard of it until i went to ikea. they're also educational, mike. >> it's a cultural experience. >> they have a lot of northern

european stuff i'd never heard of. >> they have a bed you put together called the -- >> can you spell that? >> no. >> work on it. let's talk about the weather. that's funny. we have a light wind at the golden gate bridge and no fog this morning. dry cold front, p.m. sunshine. clear and cooler tonight. much drier air. it's going to be one of those mornings when you wake up, maybe a sore throat, maybe your hands are a little dry and you can't hold on to things because the air is so dry. storm coming. it will get more humid wednesday into thursday. let's take a look at our temperatures today. the coldest at the coast, 56 in half moon bay to about 59 in san francisco. 60 to 62 around the bay. 62 to 64 inland. only about an eight-degree spread. tonight there will be more prevalence in our deepest valleys, clover dale, santa rosa, napa, san ramone valley, mid to upper 30s tonight. the rest of us around 40 to 45 until you get to palo alto and some of your neighbors 39.

the warm spot will be san francisco at about 48 degrees. storm impact scale for wednesday night into thursday is 1. it's a light storm about a tenth of an inch to half inch in the north bay. maybe more than that. we'll keep tweaking as we get closer. most of the day wednesday will be dry. there may be some sprinkles, a stray shower here and there. you can see the light to moderate rain moving into the north bay at 7:00. we lose the moderate rain as it moves into the heart of the bay by 11:00. it will exit the south bay as we head through the morning commute. during the evening commute friday north of the san mateo bridge it may be slick and it will stay that way through 7:00. as we head throughout the overnight hours and into the morning you can see all of us get some rain. my accuweather seven-day forecast. what you're going to see a one for wednesday, thursday, and a one in the north bay friday. sue? taking a look at a couple problem spots. we're going to go back to fairfield now, westbound 80 just before highway 12.

we have an accident blocking several lanes -- actually lane number two, the second lane from the left right there and then in the backup we have new reports of a motorcycle down. this is in the left lane so westbound 80 through fairfield continues to be a grind this morning. we'll take a look at some of your drive times. highway 4 to the maze, just over 30 minutes. bay bridge to get into san francisco. you're looking at a slight delay there, just under 20 minutes. and if you're heading to sfo from san francisco that is a nice drive under ten minutes to get there. of course parking once you're there could take you longer. so factor that in. we'll come back and take a look at some mass transit options with one of your ace trains delayed this hour. >> sue, thank you. new this morning uber taking action to stop sexual assault. the new promise they're make to go employees and the public. plus, tesla allowing plus, tesla allowing customers to have a more chill

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reports. part that have training includes how to interview victims without judging them. if you are a tesla owner or thinking about getting a tesla and your need for speed is not what it used to be, you're in luck. >> this weekend the company release add software update that takes the edge off its top end model. the software allows for a choice between standard acceleration and chill which is a more sedate mode, a pared down version that takes the car from 0 to 60 in 2.3 seconds. since it's a sedan carrying up to five people all that speed may not be necessary. >> when you're putting the car seats in the back ludicrous -- >> got it. time to ask finney. >> our ask finney pop-up, 7 on your side's michael finney as the answer. what's a better deal, spotify or apple music? >> they're both very similar so the best way is to try them out for yourself and pick the one you like.

both of them offer free trials. spotify offers their service for 30 days and you can try apple music for three months. after that they both charge $9.99 a month commercial free. however, if you're willing to put up with commercials, spotify will let you listen for free. you just have to listen to those commercials. now that could be the tiebreaker right there. if not i want you to check out student and family plans. one of those might tip the scale for you, too. thanks for your question. >> i didn't know you could try apple music for so long. well, thanks, finney. if you have a question record it on your smartphone or tablet. share it using the #askfinney. next at 6:30 the event that will cause some traffic headaches in san francisco starting today. it's 6:26. also we'll tell you about the move to give property -- we're already having trouble with the teleprompter. i want to be honest. there is a problem with people getting back to their properties after the wildfire.

we're going to tell but that. plus, i do have the newest information out of texas this morning after that deadly church shooting. a live report coming up and also what we know about the shooter. and november trying to make up for october's warmth. other than the first day this month we've been below average and today is no exception. a chance of rain coming up wednesday and thursday.

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it is 6:30 and hopefully by now you have set your clocks to the right time, right? the sun coming up an hour earlier today. >> look how light it is at 6:30. this is the first early sun read since daylight saving time began. it is chilly out. >> i liked it when i went to sleep last night. >> it was dark. i'm hearing you grumbling right now. let's show you what's going on outside and following fog this morning from ukiah down to novato, thickest in novato, about a quarter mile there and three miles at petaluma and four in santa rosa. a look at sfo where it's mostly

cloudy but not reporting any arrival delays yet. 47 to 51. it is milder thanks to the deck of clouds like a blanket. noon, temperatures around 56 to 59. by 4:00 you can see the increasing sunshine, 55 to 61 and by 7:00 we'll be back around 50 to 54 degrees. we come back, we'll take a greater look at that wet weather that's on the way and the chance of snow in the sierra. here's sue. >> we have an update. a couple of accidents westbound 80 in the fairfield area. let's get to that. the first one is blocking the second lane from the left just before highway 12. you can see the traffic stacking up here, highway 12 is slow as you approach 80 westbound and then in the backup we have a motorcycle down left lane, chp has just issued a sig alert 6:25 this morning about 30 minutes. big delay through fairfield. guys? and at the live desk this

morning, we are following the newest developments from texas on that deadly church shooting. it left 26 people dead and this morning the wilson county sheriff, unfortunately, revealed 12 to 15 of those victims were children. i do want to show you exactly where the shooting hammed and here is a map of texas. just nearby san antonio is where we find abc news reporter danya bacchus. danya? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. first baptist church of sutherland springs behind me is an active crime scene as investigators continue to search for a motive for this shooting. a small texas town now mourning 26 of their neighbors gunned down yesterday in the deadliest church shooting in modern u.s. history. it began shortly after 11:20 sunday morning. a gunman walked into first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas, and opened fire on the congregation.

the tragedy prompting a massive response from first responders as well as residents of this small town. >> the second we knew what was going on we just ran over there to help. >> reporter: officials say the suspected gunman, devin kelley, walked into the church with an ar-15 style weapon and started shooting. kelley was in the air force but was convicted in 2012 of child abuse. he served one year before being released in 2013. his bad conduct discharge and conviction should have prevented him from passing the background check required to purchase the gun. the youngest victim just 5 years old. the oldest, 72. among the dead, the pastor's 14-year-old daughter annabelle renne pomeroy. local resident johnnie langendorff said kelley exchanged gunfire with another man as he left the church. >> and the gentleman with the rifle came to my truck as the shooter took off and said that we had to get him, and so that's what i did.

>> reporter: both men chased the suspect as he left the scene. a short time later kelley crashed his car and was found dead from a gunshot wound. >> at this time we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound or if he was shot by our local resident. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott says he doesn't think this was a random act of violence and there was a particular reason the church was targeted, but he would not elaborate. jessica? >> danya, thank you. i do want to get everyone caught up on the latest what we know about accused gunman devin kelley. he was stationed at holloman air force base in new mexico from 2010 until he was discharged in 2014. he was court-martialed for domestic violence against his wife and his child in 2012. kelley was sentenced to 12 months' confinement and given a bad conduct discharge and he was licensed as a security guard and worked and lived in new braunfels, texas, north of sutherland springs. a facebook profile under

kelley's name featured a photo of an ar-15 style semiautomatic rifle. >> jessica, thank you. our coverage of the mass shooting in texas continues on the abc 7 news app, also online. you can head to our facebook page to share your thoughts. more local news now. take a look at the flames and black smoke billowing from the second floor apartment in san leandro. that unit caught on fire some time after 10:00 last night. the person living there told a battalion chief he believes the fire started in the kitchen. nobody got hurt but several pets were killed. there are six units in that apartment building, one was destroyed by the fire. another sustained water damage. >> president trump is in japan, the first stop on a five country, 13-day trip through asia. he spoke about working with japan to counter the dangerous aggressions of the north korean regime. the president and japanese prime minister shinzo abe spoke at a news conference 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 unlawful weapons programs including its illegal nuclear tests and outrageous launches of ballistic missiles directly over japanese territory. we will not stand for that. >> president trump says he and the prime minister also made progress in their talks on trade. happening right now there's a hearing for former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. he's asking to be removed from home confinement. i want to show you video here we just got of manafortmanafort the last few minutes. you see him walking in the door and coming out of the black lexus. he arrived this morning. manafort's associate rick gates as well, both surrendered last week to face charges brought by special counsel robert mueller. and those charges part of the investigation into collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016

elections. jessica, thank you. happening today the dream force conference gets under way in san francisco. for the 170,000 people attending it means speeches, tech sessions and after parties. >> for the rest of us just trying to get around the sonoma district will mean traffic headaches. amy hollyfield live. >> reporter: reggie, good morning. it is getting really busy down here. buses are bringing people and look at how dream force has taken over howard street. it is shut down. this year they have a national park theme. they're calling this the western laing. this is at howard and fourth. sales force has been holding this conference for 14 years. they shut down howard between third and fourth and expect 170,000 people here. they have quite a lineup of speakers including first lady michelle obama. they also have a concert planned that will be pretty impressive. alicia keys and lenny kravitz will be performing. they will be accepting donations at the concert for ucsf

children's hospital and also raising money this week for victims of the wine country fires. howard will be closed all this week. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. appraisers will be in sonoma county to assess damaged properties. the appraisals could lead to lower property taxes for residents. the property may be re-assessed and taxes adjusted. tax relief is available to owners of aircraft, boats, and some mobile homes. i have a little bit after change this morning compared to especially yesterday morning. it was so chilly outside when we all woke up. now the north bay is one of the areas warmer. ten degrees warmer in napa. the 5 in san jose.

6 in san francisco. 50 in sunny side. glenn park, ocean beach, lake merced, castro, mission, potrero hill and 53 downtown. look at the upper 40s in san leandro, santa clara, saratoga, palo alto, some mid-40s around pleasanton, walnut creek, american canyon and petaluma. 52 in richmond. this is the way it looks on the san mateo bridge as we look westbound. a few sprinkles possible for the most part is just about over. mild this afternoon. if you're taking the ferry enjoy the light breezes and the sunshine this afternoon. let's talk about tahoe real quick. a nice dumping on some of the resorts up to a foot of snow over weekend. temperatures well below average so they'll keep making snow. it's thursday into friday that we'll have rain changing to snow and hopefully they'll get another nice dumping on the resorts. we're going to have rain at just about the same time, maybe even a day earlier.

here's sue back from the winter wonder land. >> yeah, we got some snow at the higher elevations. we were at lake level and it was raining. that's okay. we've got plenty of time. back to fairfield we have better news. westbound 80 before highway 12 an earlier accident second lane from the left cleared to the right shoulder but the damage is done. in the backup a sig alert issued for about 15 minutes with a motorcycle in the left lane. that has been cleared. check it out, you are backed all the way up to vallejo with significant delays westbound 80 from fairfield towards the bay area. and in the mcarthur maze your approach from 880, the ramp to westbound 80 is blocked, the car-pool lane is blocked with an accident there. not helping your bay bridge drive, about a 20-minute delay to the tolls now. guys? >> thank you, sue. millions of iphone fans spent the weekend checking out their new phones. this morning apple is responding to concerns about the screens. >> look at the mountain lion sighting in san francisco, where this big cat was caught on

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giving us this pretty shot because, yes, the sun is up earlier. as we've fallen back because of daylight saving. nice to see the sun up. >> that's the benefit. enjoy that because it will be dark real fast today. it's a story we first broke on abc 7 news, a shotgun, rifle, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition stole friend a deputy's car. >> the car was parked in san francisco when this happened. abc 7 news reporter matt kel certificate live at the san mateo county sheriff's office in redwood city. matt? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. we're still waiting on the sheriff's department to talk to us about what happened. obviously a major concern when a sergeant's weapons are stolen. >> at some point we have to take responsibility and at some point we have to -- it begs the question as to how many more killings and how many more crimes will we see from law enforcement weapons that are not secured properly. >> reporter: that's state senator jerry hill. he helped pass legislation in

2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars but not long guns or rifles. in the tenderloin a shotgun, rifle, and 500 rounds of ammo stolen out after san mateo county sheriff's car along with a bulletproof vest and a jacket with fbi written on the back. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left. this is one of six thefts like this in the bay area since 2015 including the theft of the wep used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14. the fbi confirms the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen were not fbi issued. they say there's now an internal investigation. reporting live in redwood city, matt keller, abc 7 news. people from several east bay cities are vowing to step up the fight against the planned closure of the medical center in berkeley. dozens of them protested outside of the hospital yesterday. sutter health which owns it faces a 2030 deadline to renovate or replace it to meet

new seismic standards. they want to transfer to an expanded 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 being born, 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 also says changes in patient care and technology have reduced the need to admit people to hospitals. just in, target says take a break from all of that holiday shopping. the giant retail chain says it is going to close some hours, at least, for the thanksgiving holiday. target says it will open from 5k p.m. on thanksgiving and midnight only to open up against the next day at 6:00 in the morning which is way different than last year when the store stayed open straight through the entire night.

pretty in line with the trend we've been seeing a lot this year. a lot of stores cutting back on some hours since crowds have thinned out through the years with online shopping and, reggie and natasha, very different from toys 'r' us. you mentioned that saying they are going to stay open so target going the other way. >> toys 'r' us open 30 hours straight. >> when you're in bankruptcy, that's what you do. to your morning money report. if you paid $1,000 for your iphone x apple has a warning for you. the new screens could suffer burning. >> that's when the display shows a faint remnant of an image after a new image appears on the screen. apple says it only happens in extreme cases. they also say they've engineered the screens to be the best in the industry at avoiding it. google has reported greening burning issues with their new pixel 2 phone. it appears the public schoolteachers are getting a raise. the pending agreement calls for a 16% pay increase over the next three years. the union says part of the deal is contingent on a parcel tax next june.

union leaders have been in talks since february. the agreement still needs final approval from the district and the union. >> where have you been? everybody thought were you dead. so much has happened since i last saw you. "thor" propelled marvel studios to a new milestone this weekend. this is the 17th marvel universe movie grossed over $5 billion in the u.s. it is keeping the perfect streak alive when it comes to openings. every marvel movie has opened number one at the box office. disney is the parent company of abc 7. sales force ceo marc benioff showing this video of a mountain lion. do you see that? this was just low key, crossing in front of his home. benioff post this had to his twitter and youtube accounts saturday morning. the mountain lion was walking on the sidewalk outside his pacific heights home. >> growing up in san rafael, i told you, i saw a mountain lion in our backyard when i was

little. totally panicked. we have wildlife. >> it could be the same mountain lion, mike. >> probably not. for us we get turkeys. that's all we ever get. turkeys. >> they're big. >> and i've warned them their time -- no, we can't hunt them, obviously not. good morning. let me get out of the way and show you this. sky 7. isn't that gorgeous? as we started standard time yesterday, the second day in a row of those earlier sun rises and captured a beauty. so the sun returns cooler than average today. tonight stars return with that dry air thanks to this dry cold front. much cooler tomorrow morning and a new storm for wednesday and thursday. today's temperatures warmest inland, 62 to 64. about 60 to 62 around the bay. 56 to 59 along the coast into san francisco. some fog is possible in the central valley. keep an eye on that tomorrow and see if it leaks into the delta. temperatures in the san ramone

valley and the north bay. upper 30s. the rest of us 40 to 45 degrees. palo alto and your neighbors in the upper 30s, also. one, light, for wednesday night into thursday. let's take a look at it. we'll set the day -- we'll set the stage for the day of wet weather all day wednesday with an increase in some moisture there. you can see some light to moderate rain coming in about 7:00 into the north bay. it becomes light rain at 11:00. and then it becomes light rain to almost nothing during the morning commute as it exits the south bay. we'll get about.15. a quarter to a third around the bay. and about a half inch to two-thirds of an inch up in the north bay by the time it turns over to just some stray showers thursday. a slight chance of wet weather friday in the north bay and right now saturday and sunday are looking dry. look at the temperatures below average every day in the low to mid-60s. hi, sue. what are you watching? >> we're watching these accidents in fairfield. chp is telling us there was just one accident. they had originally listed two

on their log but they said it was just one, the motorcycle down after west texas that's now cleared out of lanes. they issued a sig alert. that's also lifted. traffic is very slow approaching from vallejo. now on your approach to the mcarthur maze that's one the better approaches. this morning an accident in the car-pool lane, the left lane as you approach. expect delays of about 20 minutes. if you're approaching the toll plaza and here is a look at your mass transit options. ace train three is running late by ten minutes. guys? >> thank you, sue. cal train passengers will soon see some big changes. ground will be broken today on an improvement project that includes a new pedestrian underpass and a new 700-foot center boarding platform. the work will be done at night so you're not inconvenienced. the improvements will make the stations safer and fully compliant with the american with disabilities act. for the first time ever licensed cannabis businesses will now be able to insure their

crops. >> the commissioner recently gave the okay to a stockton company to begin offering coverage plans. >> this is a big supply chain. you have growers, transporters, you have manufacturers, labs that test the product and you have retailers and in each segment of the supply chain there's a need for insurance. >> insurers are expected to offer plans, too. recreational marijuana will be legal statewide on january 1st. >> we are back in 90 seconds. >> looking live outside this morning with abc 7 now, beautiful sun rise from sky 7 right now. it's nice to see the sun up this early although the tradeoff is early although the tradeoff is it gets dark really e

6:54. if you're just joining us or heading out the door the seven things to know before you go. number one, we are learning more about the victims of that mass shooting in texas. the sheriff says at least 12 of the victims are children. and the gunman's in-laws occasionally attended service at that same church. number two, president trump responding to the texas shooting in new comments from japan this morning. mr. trump blamed mental illness and said this is, quote, not a guns situation. number three, the san m county sheriff's office and police are trying to recover a shotgun, a rifle, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. it was all stolen from an unmarked san mateo sheriff

sergeant's car in the tenderloin friday night. number four, new this morning in the wake of recent sexual harassment scandals uber pledged to spend $5 million over the next five years to combat the issue. and we're looking at your 12-hour day planner, number five. a little bit cooler than average with temperatures nearing 50 at 7:00. nearing 60 at noon. and the same at 4:00. number six, following your monday morning commute, bay bridge toll plaza metering lights were on at 5:23 this morning in the backup. we have an accident on your 880 approach blocking the car-pool lane. >> number seven, the sales force dream force tech conference starts today in san francisco. just a reminder there will be heavy traffic around the moscone center. around 170,000 people are expected. this major announcement just came down, the premiere date for abc's "american idol" has been revealed. >> it will happen months from now. sunday, march 11th. it's going to be on from 8:00

to -- i think that should be 11:00 p.m. and that's only here on abc 7. >> now no one has an excuse to miss it because we've given them months and months. >> the host is -- >> katy perry, ryan sea crest and luke bryan. >> it's 8:00 to 10:00. it's in march. we have plenty of time to get it right. >> you wanted an extra hour. >> i did. >> have a good one. reggie aqui grew up in hawaii. >> reggie, aloha. >> got married there. >> and has that aloha spirit. >> reggie loves his dog. woodstock. >> great name. >> he once sang a duet with dolly parton. >> biggest disney fan ever. >> great debater. >> reggie always listens to your side and that's what makes him a great journalist for almost 20 years.

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good morning, america. church massacre in texas. >> we have six ambulances en route. >> a gunman in tactical gear armed with an assault rifle storming in during the service, opening fire, killing at least 26 in one of the worst mass shootings ever. >> that church is my family and there's so many that are gone. >> the victims in this small tight-knit town as young as 5 years old, one of them, the pastor's 14-year-old daughter. now one of the men who helped finally stop the gunman is here exclusively on "gma." also this morning new details about the shooter. a 26-year-old former service member and father discharged from the military for domestic violence. his family reveals more about his past as president trump calls the killer deranged. >> mental health is your problem