>> i wish i could have gotten there faster. i'm no hero. i mean, i am not. >> steven which will afford the man who officials say stepped in to fire at kelley, then another neighbor chasing kelley is being credited forward helping to put an end to the massacre. an an autopsy confirmed that the suspect was hit by two bullets from williford, a third wound was self inflicted to the head. reporting live from sutherland springs texas. >> thank you. our coverage of the texas shooting continues online with the abc 7 news app. >> enable push alerts to get instant updates as new information comes out. let's get another quick update on your weather and traffic and we start with mike. >> hi, everybody. open the weather window on the exploratorium looking gorgeous this morning. let's talk about your 12-hour day planner on this chilly tuesday morning. temperatures at 7:00 will be in

the low to mid 50s in most areas, even some 30s as we saw at the coast about 51 degrees. by noon very narrow margin, 61 to 63 with sunshine and seasonal temperatures. by the time we get to 4:00, 59 at the coast, mid 60s for the rest of us and won't be quite as chilly at 7:00 this evening, 51 at the coast but 55 to 57 for the rest of us. from the nimitz 880 over towards 101 the bay shore freeway you have about a 17 minute drive to get over the causeway and the high-rise for the san bernardimatteo bridge. we've got some issues with mass transit. bart is not a problem. ace train number 1 is delayed out of stockton due to a fire near the tracks, union pacific is going to give them the clearance and we will check on that in a few. the 7:00 a.m. and 8:15 vallejo ferries are being replaced by buses this morning due to mechanical issues. back with more in just a few.

so let's talk about taking the ferry from vallejo to san francisco this morning. >> as sue just said you will be on that bus, engine trouble left a san francisco bay ferry boat with 300 passengers stranded for two hours last night. you are looking at photos from some of the commuters. the ferry was headed from san francisco to vallejo when both of its engines stalled. a tugboat had to tow it home. a bus bridge will be in place for the 7:00 a.m. run for vallejo to san francisco and the 8:15 run from san francisco to vallejo. happening today, former first lady michelle obama will be in san francisco. >> he is this morning's keynote speaker at the sales force dream force convention. tiffany wilson is live outside moss coney center. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. michelle obama is expected to draw quite a crowd this morning, five rooms including a movie theater have been set aside for attendees who wish to hear from the former first lady, however, details about her keynote have been kept quiet.

we do know the session is set up as an hour long conversation with sales force ceo marc benioff, dream force is warning attendees no photography, recordings or video will be allowed during her keynote. she is head lining the summit that's described by the company as an opportunity to hear from prominent global leaders on the opportunities facing us. mrs. obama is expected to share her perspective on how people can work together to improve the state of business and the world. while in the white house mrs. obama led four initiatives focused on childhood obesity, veterans and their families, higher education and helping girls around the world go to school. mrs. obama is not the only former first lady to speak at a sales force dream force conference, hillary clinton is also a past speaker. live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. here at the live desk, president trump is on his second stop of his 12-day tour of asia

and he spent the day just 35 miles from the border between north and south korea. the president arrived at camp humphries to have lunch with troops from both the united states and south korea, then he met with south korean president moon jae-in where president trump said north korea's missile tests are a threat to the entire globe. >> we will together confront north korea's actions and prevent the north korean dictator from threatening millions of innocent lives. he is indeed threatening millions and millions of lives, so needlessly. >> by the way, if you're wondering if he's going to be visiting the dmz the white house says scheduling issues are preventing the president from touring the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. today is election day in the bay area, pacifica and cotati voters will consider mrg issues.

there are key races in the country, in new jersey voters will elect a new governor and a major race in virginia, republicans are hoping to put ed gillespie in the governors mansion, democrats would like to see a democrat replace jason chaffetz. in new york mayor bill de blasio is likely headed towards reelection. concord police are looking for a gunman who killed a high school student near his school. >> this happened yesterday afternoon near olympic high school. friends shared this photo and identified the victim as lawrence jansen. someone got out of a black sedan and shot the boy who was standing with a group of friends. he ran back to the campus where the staff tried to treat his injuries but he died later at the hospital. officers say the teen was rgt at that targeted and shot multiple time. two santa clara inmates are still on the run this morning. tra mel mcclough and john bivins are facing lengthy sentences for armed robbery.

they went through an emergency exit and got into a waiting car. they say the pair ditched the car a few blocks away and took off in a u-haul cargo van. the man are considered to be armed and dangerous. 4:36. a new twist this morning in the harvey weinstein scandal. "the new yorker" reports that he hired private investigators to collect information on the women accusing him of sexual harassment and abuse. one of the companies was operated by former israeli intelligence officers. the report says an investigator pretended to be a women's rights advocate to meet with rose mcgowan who access weinstein of rape. weinstein also reportedly hired a freelance journalist to interview his accusers and report back to him. today the defense if the in the trial of the man accused of killing kate steinle will show video from a distance on pier 14. the defense brought in a firearms expert to bolster the case that the shooting was an accident. the prosecution maintains josé ines garcia zarate aimed the gun

at steinle 90 feet away but the bullet ricocheted and traveled and hit steinle in the back. the firearms expert said it's not likely a person could aim a gun at someone and hit the target if the bullet ricocheted first. happening today an extremely rare move to help north bay fire victims. >> sonoma county supervisors and the santa rosa city council will meet jointly to tackle recovery housing and homelessness. long-term affordable housing has become a bigger issue since last month's fires destroyed homes. city and county leaders are expected to discuss using tax revenue to rebuild. with the homeless rate three times the national average they are expected to discuss a possible redesign in the way governments provide services. the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa will resume performances on thursday. abc 7 news visited the center last week. the main auditorium survived the flames but an east wing filled with classroom and smaller auditorium did not. seven employees lost homes.

the center had to cancel half a dozen shows. the wildfires may be out but we are all aware of the struggle remains for people affected with so much loss there is a long road to recovery ahead and still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we will have special coverage in every newscast and on abc7news.com. we're starting to get a little bit concerned with the rain that's coming in tomorrow night into thursday, maybe a little bit he heavier up over the burn areas than what we originally thought yesterday. i will show you that coming up in the big weather. let's talk about this morning, right now if you live in this area of blue, keep the pets inside and keep those plants protected until about 8:00 because we still have that frost advisory going on. let's take a look at one of the warmer areas around and that is san francisco where it's 47 in west portal, glen park, ocean beach, sunny side and lake merced at 48, the castro and

mission and financial at 49, everybody else about 50 to 52 degrees. look how clean that air is. on the roads no worries, haven't seen any fog yet, the air is so dry out there, just make sure you get the dew off the car. mass transit chilly, mild this afternoon, sunny and calm if you're taking the ferry today. temperatures in the 60s through the central valley, 53 tahoe to mid 70s with increasing sunshine in southern california. here is a look at something pretty impressive up in wednesday light rain in tahoe, thursday breezy and wet and some snow will mix in friday and more snow monday. for us the storm is coming in tomorrow as a 1, light on our storm impact scale. we will talk more about that coming up. checking your commute on the east shore freeway from hercules making your way down towards the mcarthur maze you are at the limit for a 17 minute drive. let's check the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty light, no metering lights

and traffic is getting by with no delay into san francisco. we do have a little bit of slow traffic up and over the altamonte, that's very typical as you know if that's your morning commute for about a 35 minute drive. we do have dream force downtown happening along the moss coney center, howard street between third and fourth will remain closed throughout the week, use harrison if you are south of market near the museum of modern art. we will come back and take a look at the ace train delay in just a second. a teenager uses his favorite video game to rebuild an ancient city and the result is so impressive it is on display at one of the bay area's top museums. >> i'd play that. imagine capturing enough rain water to put

we have told you it's election day and both president trump and hillary clinton are taking to twitter this morning urging people to head to the polls and it's a base race in virginia for governor. president trump here going on the attack this morning against the democrat in the race saying ralph northam will allow crime to be ramp pant in virginia. he is weak on crime, week on our great vets, anti-second amendment. i want to show you hillary clinton's tweet saying live in virginia, new jersey,

washington, new york or anywhere with an election today? consider this my personal ask, nudge or plea for you to go to the polls and vote. of course we will have much more on election day throughout the morning. san francisco supervisors are moving slowly to pass any regulations on recreational pot sales despite it becoming legal already on january 1st. a board committee heard hours of testimony yesterday and among the big issues, where new pot clubs will be allowed to open. some people wanted to ban them been 1,000 feet of schools, others prefer a 600 foot limit. supervisors decided to continue the discussion next week. state lawmakers will consider a bill aimed at encouraging people to collect more rain water. the ballot measure would exclude rain water capture systems from property tax reassessments which typically increase a tax bill. the measure has to go on the ballot because it involves property taxes. could go on next november's ballot if lawmakers approve it. mt. roast tahoe says it will be the first resort to open for

skiing and snowboarding. they officially open today thanks in part to snow making. they will have their lift open at 9:00 this morning. mt. rose claims to have the areas highest base elevation at 8200 feet. lift tickets will be available for 59 bucks for adults. if you are wondering that level of detail we have got it for you. >> the only detail i need to know is that my skiing is horrible. >> is it just pizza to stop? that's my advice for you. >> you make it sound so simple. pizza french fries, it is not as simple as that sounds. >> not when you're trying to do that on the moguls, no, not at all on a black or diamond. here is a look from mt. tamalpais. look tavis i believe. a lot of sunshine. temperatures looking average after a chilly start. huge warming today, 35 to 40 degrees in some areas, clouds tonight, not as cold as this morning. i'm tracking two storms over the

next seven days. today's temperatures, 59 at half-moon bay and 63 to 65 around the bay and about 63 to 67 inland. so again another narrow margin of temperatures. if we see some clouds it will be mainly across the north bay. the clouds will increase tonight and look at the temperatures, yeah, considerably milder than this morning from mid 40s to mid 50s instead of mid 30s. we will be about ten degrees warmer tomorrow morning or milder, if you will. here is a look at that impressive system, look at that cold air behind it, all the moisture coming at us. it's going to dump most of its wet weather up to the north, that's why i'm worried about the north bay just a little bit, those burn scar areas. we wake up tomorrow morning we're starting to see a few light rain areas up across the north bay. that's probably it until we see scattered showers during the day. then 4:00 it looks like the storm has maybe spread up just a little bit according to this model. 4:00 some scattered showers and then it becomes a little more

steady by 7:00 and then it starts to move through the heart of the bay during the overnight hours. you can see 4:00 in the morning we start off and we're still dealing with light to moderate rain. by 7:00 it's in the south bay and then by 9:00 it's over other than some scattered showers across the north bay. i will take a look at your rain totals coming up in five minutes. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, the storm is a 1 on our storm impact scale. we will get a break friday, saturday, most of sunday, sunday night into monday another light storm on the way. good morning. we will go to san rafael where your commute from novato through san rafael to the golden gate bridge is a 20 minute drive. no delays here, smooth sailing with all lanes at the limit. walnut creek 680 near north main and walnut creek near the 24 interchange easy drive from concord at this hour with about an eight minute drive. let's check on mass transit issues. we have a couple of problems out there. not with bart, but ace train number 1 is catching up, it got

off to a late a start out of stockton now five minutes late. and those 7:00 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. vallejo ferries will be a bus this morning due to a mechanical issue that stranded a lot of commuters yesterday. the new exhibit at the de young museum features the work of a video gamer from the north bay. >> the 14-year-old used the popular game minecraft to help make some history. lilian kim has the story from novato. >> reporter: welcome to the ancient city of teotihuacan, the 3-d virtual map measures a mile and a half long and half mile wide. >> and like these things on the top we also captured. >> reporter: 14-year-old trevor fox spent over a year building this metropolis using mine game. it's part of the dee young exhibition teotihuacan city of fire, city of water. it can be found on the museum's

website. >> when i always went to an art museum i was always like this is kind of boring, but i think this is a really cool way to help discover the love for art. >> trevor certainly had art. his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work. >> i'm minecrafted out for a bit because we did this for so long, it's like, you know, looking at this map it's like, okay. >> yet despite his minecraft fatigue he's happy that he started with the project. this is the first american museum to do something like this. >> we felt being able to build this short of being able to go there which is a big tourist attraction in mexico, but short of being able to go there you could visit it on line and be able to see it. >> reporter: the dee young is offering free admission this saturday and one of the things being offered is a demonstration of trevor's map. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >> any even know you could do that with minecraft.

i thought it was robots and stuff. yay. >> amazing. hop on board the shuttle that's about to change how some visitors get around las vegas. >> a helping hand for the holidays. going above and beyond, the heroes who put their safety on the line to rescue a man from a burning car. first this morning's "techbytes." >> in today's "techbytes" frustrated iphone users. >> a bug in their phone's new operating software a changing lowercase i's to capital a's and a question mark. apple says the problem can be fixed by adding a text replacement. the company says it will fix the problem in future update. >> a snapchat outage triggered a millennial melt down with users not being able to connect to the app for four hours. >> the unexplained outage triggered a flood of complaints on twitter. no word on what caused the outage. >> one too many unfulfilled cravings for a mcdonald's craving has inspired the app.

>> it lets you know when the ice cream machine at your local mcdonald's is out of service.

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yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it. it's 4:53 and you are watching a lifesaving moment as police, firefighters and others rescue a man from a burning car in southern california over the weekend. the driver had dozed off, missed a turn, slammed into a pole and flipped the car which then

caught fire. the driver was actually knocked unconscious. >> he woke up as the fire was burning his feet. at that point you could hear the man inside going, i'm burning, i'm burning, get the fire out, ow, i'm hurt, i'm hurt. >> three officers pried open the door and pulled out the driver and his shoes were on fire. he was taken to the hospitl and is expected to survive. on to an important health head line now, women who walk 70 minutes a day had a 70% lower risk of death compared to less active women. that's according to a new study from boston's brigham and women's hospital. the american heart association says it is just more proof that you can literally walk away from the grim reaper. they claim that consistent significant exercise is as close as we come to a magic bullet for good health. the holidays came early for pretty special folks struggling to feed the needy. >> trucks pulled up to the san francisco marin food bank in the

city. crews were delivering boxes filled with 800 turkeys donated by foster farms. it's enough to feed approximately 16,000 people. foster farms says it's been making the donations for more than a decade and the need remains constant. >> we have to realize in san francisco as affluent as this city is one out of five people are food insecure and around the holidays foster farms thinks it's very important that we give back and that we all be able to participate in thanksgiving. >> crews are delivering turkeys up and down the west coast right now. all right. let's take a look at what's going on as far as the precipitation, i promised you we would take a look at the rainfall poeings it. 4:00 tomorrow morning we begin the commute dry, by the end of the commute santa rosa and ukiah may be dealing with wetness there. by 4:00 any measurable rain will be in the north bay. as we head through the evening commute there may be a little bit dripping down to oakland,

san francisco in the form of drizzle, but the steadier rain is across the north bay. during the overnight hours into thursday's morning commute that's when we will see the bulk of the wet weather fall. as far as any snow you can see it starts snowing about 12:00 a.m. thursday up in the sierra. by 9:00 that morning a couple inches. so be careful there. sue. let's take a look at your san jose commute. we will go first to 101, those headlines headed in the northbound direction this is the 880 overcrossing, traffic a flowing nicely. 280 at 17/880 overcrossing head lights north towards cupertino an eight minute drive from san jose into cupertino. speaking of drive times let's take a look at some if you're heading out right now, not a bad time to be on the roads. santa rosa to petaluma under 15 minutes, 580 from castro valley to the maze under 15 minutes and san jose 101 from the 280/680 junction to 85 just over ten minutes. starting today people in las

vegas will be able to ride the first driverless shuttle to operate on public roads in the country. >> yeah, take a look at the youtube video. it shows the shuttle developed by a french company tested last january on a closed street in vegas. it does have a human attendant and computer monitor but no steering wheel and no brake pedals. i'm not sure what the human attendant would do if there's an emergency stop button or how that works, but the shuttle can carry up to ten passengers and uses gps and other technology to safely ferry people around. >> there's enough foolishness going on in las vegas, i don't need that. okay? next at 5:00, a new report answers the question whether self driving cars make our roads safer. >> plus details on a great event today to help find jobs for those displaced by the north bay wildfires. and this morning the president in south korea but he is still answering questions on gun control here in the u.s. after that deadly texas church shooting. what he said next.

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it is 5:00 a.m. but we're here for you on this tuesday, november 7th. alexis smith on maternity leave still, sue hall in for her. >> it is so cuddly and snuggly in bed right now, but you do have to get up and it's going to be a little cool when you do. >> temperatures up to 10, 15 degrees cooler than yesterday under a clear sky, you can see on live doppler 7. let's take a look from sutro tower, beautiful picture of the sales force tower and the bay bridge lights. 7:00 this morning,