good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. 5:00 a.m. on the dot. thanks for being up with us, tuesday, november 14th. >> we have a lot to talk about this morning including the fact that it is going to be quite wet tomorrow. >> yes. >> so you need to start getting prepared now. what time are we talking about? >> tomorrow afternoon through the evening hours. right now we're dealing with leftover moisture from the storm that just came through, it was light but it left enough that all these shades of gray you see, that is fog. i just checked our san rafael camera, it hasn't reached down there, but less than a mile in napa, quarter mile all the way up to petaluma. as far as everywhere else we're starting to clear out as you can see with sutro tower. 12-hour day planner 50 to 54 degrees, 40s up in the north bay. we will see increasing sunshine, 61 to 63 at noon, 51 to 63 at

noon and cooler by 7:00, 52 to 56 degrees. bay bridge toll plaza let's get an update. no metering lights at all yet, but we do have a couple of cars stacked up to pay cash, otherwise it's a good commute for you. if you can carpool we always see these carpoolers whizzing on by when everybody else is stacked up so it's always a great idea. not for everybody, but if you can. we are seeing some slowing out of tracy into livermore up and over the altamonte pass. we have this accident still blocking the slow lane north 17 near the summit that's for your commute coming from the coast up into san jose. a little bit of slow traffic there and we will check back once that tow gets on the scene to see when it's cleared out. people in the biggest city in the bay area will once again fight today for rent control changes. >> if sounds familiar san jose already lowered rent increases last year, some renters as you can see protesting that what happened last year didn't go far enough. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose this

morning. matt. >> reporter: good morning. reggie and natasha. this is going to be a heated meeting today. you can expect a lot of pressure being put on the city council today from both sides. supporters of proposals in favor of renters marched in front of city hall, they want stricter limits on annual rent increases, about half of all apartment units in san jose are covered by rent control with about 140,000 people living in them. >> san jose tenants are suffering, people can't afford to live here, people are right now there's people in the hospital because they are so nervous about being evicted from their apartments for no reasons. >> reporter: several landlords have written letters to the city saying maintenance costs and under market rents puts too much pressure on small business owners and could create unsafe housing. council is considers two options one would keep the limit

increase toss to 5% a year, the other omgs would tie rent increases to inflation, ranges 2 to 8%, landlords would be able to bank increases, both options allow landlords to pass on building improvement and maintenance costs to tenants. regular council meeting starts at 1:30 today. happening today we are expecting more details about a lawsuit from the parents of a ten-year-old boy. you might remember he flew out of a water slide in dublin. we will show you the video in a moment. the family released these photos of the boy's injuries. he was hurt on the opening day of the wave water park in may. video from our media partners at the bay area news group shows the boy and you will see it there getting thrown off of the slide. the city of dublin issued a response yesterday, it says in part that the city continues to express its sympathy and concern. as to the legal action threatened the city and its legal representatives have attempted to reach an amicable

settlement with the lawyer, however, the family lawyer has refused to provide information about the family's injuries that would be necessary to resolve the claim. the san francisco police officers association just announced a benefit event for the officer critically hurt in a hit and run. officers lined an overpass along highway 101 yesterday in support of officer lewentangle. he has been struggling to recover since october when he was run down by a suspect's suv during a police operation in the city. the benefit is in two weeks on wednesday november 29th. it will be in the polk hall at the bill graham civic auditorium at 5:30. tickets are $40 and will be available at the door. if you've received gas in gilroy in the past week listen up. police found a credit card skimmer attached to a pump at a valero station near first street and hecker pass highway. authorities believe the skimmer was there for a week, maybe

longer. check your bank statement and make sure that you aren't a victim of fraud. california congresswoman jackie spear will testify about preventing sexual harassment in congress. today's hearing is scheduled to start at 7:00 before the committee on house administration. congresswoman spear will introduce the me, too. congress act. it will require more transparency while providing better support for victims and whistleblowers. this stems from allegations against harvey weinstein and later against republican candidate roy moore. president trump is on his way back to the u.s. after his trip to asia and apparently he's planning something big. what that is, i have no idea, but this is what the president tweeted around 10:30 our time last night. i will be making a major statement from the white house upon my return to d.c. time and date to be set. intriguing. make sure you have the abc 7 news app, we will keep you updated on what that eventually means. another day, another bombshell accusation against roy

moore. a fifth woman is leveling a charge against the alabama senate candidate claiming he sexual assaulted her when she was just 16 years old. abc's lana zak is live in washington, d.c. with more on this latest allegation, the call for moore to step down and his defiant stand. >> reporter: good morning to you, jessica. an increasing number of people are coming forward in support of the women and their accusations and now some new reports in both al.com and "the new yorker" say that many local residents were aware of moore's quote predatory disposition long before these allegations came out. republicans are abandoning alabama senate candidate roy moore as another woman comes forward to say moore sexual assaulted her when she was just 16. >> i tried fighting him off while yelling at him to stop, but instead of stopping he began squeezing my neck, attempting to

force my head on to his crotch. >> beverley young nelson says moore was a regular in the restaurant where she worked and offered to give her a ride home but instead drove her behind the restaurant where she claims he became sexually aggressive. she fought him off but says moore warned her to keep silent. this is the fifth woman to come out against moore. he denies the allegations. >> i don't even know the woman, i don't know anything about her, i don't even know where the restaurant is or was. >> reporter: but now even the leader of the senate says moore needs to go. >> i believe the women. >> reporter: and moore says there is nothing that is going to force him out of this election. now just about a month away, but the chairman of the republican congressional -- or the republican senator y'all committee says he believes that the senate should vote to expel him. reporting from washington.

lana zak. commercial crabbing season will start on time for the first time in three years. according to the press democrat crabbers will be able to put their gear in the water at 6:01 this morning. they can start pulling full pods and landing crab at a minute past midnight. crabbing season north of the mendocino county line will begin on december 1st. which one of us can cook that properly, that's what i want to know. good morning, everybody. all right. let's take a look at your temperatures in the south bay, some of our warmest temperatures, 51 los gatos, 57 san jose, morgan hill 56 alum rock, cupertino and campbell 55. same thing as you look at newark in livermore, alameda 56. you can see the cooler air starting to filter down as we clear out right now lafayette and danville at about 49, we have 54 in san francisco and half-moon bay, napa and novato at 46. sutro tower right now, we are

drying out but you will still find damp spots if you are out on the road. it's going to be less humid if you are going to be out exercising or running errands, if you are going to the beaches it's going to become sunny, quite bright, so take the sunglasses, if you are fair skinned the sunscreen, if you're going to be on the bay relaxing day especially compared to tomorrow with the breezes and rain coming in. all right. your 12 hour temperature planner for the east bay, mostly cloudy 52 at 6:00, by noon we're becoming partly cloudy and 61, mostly sunny this afternoon with temperatures in the low to mid 60s, by 6:00 back to 56. up in the north bay much cooler, 45 degrees through 8:00, by noon 59, we will also be in the low t possibly some mid 60s from 2:00 to 4:00 and 54 degrees with mostly clear skies by 6:00. let's talk about tomorrow, wednesday, drenching rain, strong possibly damaging winds up to 50 miles per hour and rainfall up to nearly two

inches. you want an hour by hour look at that? yeah, i do, too so we will do it when we come back. san rafael, light conditions southbound 101 past the fredas parkway. those taillights are headed in the southbound, head lights headed towards novato. if your commute takes you novato to the golden gate bridge a 20 minute drive. once you get to the golden gate you have four lanes in the southbound direction, two in the northbound direction and very light conditions there. all right. we had an accident it's blocking a lane still northbound 17 near the summit, tow is en route to get that out of there so expect some delays past the scene. better news out in the vasco byron area, vasco we had an earlier head-on crash. it was a sig alert for a time, those lanes have now been reopened. the fda just approved the first digital pill. what you need to know about it. it's no secret, robots are it's no secret, robots are taking over jobs, but a

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a live look from our exploratorium camera. yeah, it is dry, no rain today, but that will not last for long. mike is tracking the hour by hour forecast of tomorrow's storm where you live. an update on that coming in just a few minutes. democrats calling for the president's son to testify about contacts with wikileaks during his father's presidential campaign. the atlantic broke the story,

donald trump jr. confirmed much of it by posting the direct messages and writing here is the entire chain of messages with wikileaks with my whopping three responses which one of the congressional committees has chosen to selectively leak. how ironic. wikileaks pitched that the president publicly support its efforts. donald trump jr. didn't respond, but 15 minutes after that message president trump sent a tweet saying the media is not i can being up the information provided by wikileaks, wikileaks suggested publishing the president's tax return that way it would have been be perceived as coming from a pro dump or pro russian source. new charges filed in the penn state hazing case. officials recovered disturbing surveillance video deleted after a student's death showing just how much he was given to drink. kendis gibson has more. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, potential bombshell evidence in the alleged hazing death of penn

state freshman tim pizza, on monday the district attorney charging 12 more fraternity brothers after a variety of charges after the fbi recovered deleted video from the night the boy died. >> missing from the evidence was what really happened in that dark basement that night. >> reporter: in all 26 brothers now charged, many facing allegations from reckless endangerment to manslaughter. police say the students led them to believe a security camera in the fraternity's basement was not working and instead allegedly deleted the video. prosecutors say the now recovered video shows the brothers given piazza 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes. coming up at 7:00 dan abrams and sonny haasen weigh in live with your gma first look, i'm kendis gibson. it's 5:15 this deadly bus crash in california's central valley is the result of a drowsy driver that's according to a newly released driver. the crash on highway 99 last

year killed four and injured 20 of the 25 people on board. investigators discovered the driver had just five hours of sleep in the 40 hours leading up to the crash. the company had buses fail eight of 29 federal inspections. the ntsb said they should have put the bus company out of service. a controversial author scheduled to speak at stanford. robert spencer, they consider him an anti-muslim propaganda gandist and islam foeb. some students are upsaturday that fees were used to book spencer. members say they invited spencer to add a sorely needed perspective to an important conversation about international security. some may find this next story fascinatingly terrifying, it's about a new drug the fda just approved that includes a sensor, that sensor let's doctors know when you have taken the pill. the drug streets schizophrenia,

bipolar disorder and compression in adults. that ingest i believe sensor is activated by your stomach acid. a signal is sent to a patch, transmitted to a smartphone app and that can be accessed by your doctor. the same is to make sure patients with mental illness takes the medicine described to them. artificial intelligence could be taking over our jobs in the next ten years according to the silicon valley business journal ai could replace half of all jobs in the next decade. white collar jobs including customer service and telemarketing will be among the first to go because they can be replaced by a software. he says that robots work 24/7 and are more efficient than humans are. in the sierra expect slick roads if you're driving that way. this is the slushy view on i-80 heading west on soda springs. you will need chains from king vale to the donner lake

interchange. now, if you want all that kind of winter feel without the actual pain of driving in it there are plenty of ice rinks around the bay area. we've put together a list of all of them including when they open and close and you can find that at abc7news.com. today a good day to head to the outdoor ice skating rink, tomorrow with the storms on our way not so much. >> you really don't want to do that tomorrow unless you can do it before maybe 4:00 or 7:00, depending on where you live. hi, i have been, here is a look at san jose, 101 and 880, we had lingering light showers but it looks like this area is dry, but it could be a little wet as you get closer to the higher elevations on either side. rest assured you will need the sunglasses this afternoon. it will be brighter, drier and a cool afternoon. a moderate to light storm wednesday and thursday and a light to possibly moderate storm sunday and monday. monday's storm starting to pick up in intensity just like tomorrow's storm did, so it's something we're going to keep an eye on.

for now let's focus in time by hour by hour timeline on tomorrow's storm. we wake up tomorrow morning all of us cloudy, a little light rain up in the north bay and that's where it's going to be. there may be drizzle elsewhere, but for the most part the light rain is in the north bay during the morning commute and all the way up it until noon when it turns over to moderate showers and even that red, you see that as we go to 4:00, that's some bursts of downpours that will move through the north bay and head into the bay at 4:00, now it will start moving into the south bay by 7:00 but that means the downpours are falling at that point everywhere else during the evening commute. so tomorrow's evening commute, oh, boy, it is going to be tough. by the time we get to thursday there will be leftover moisture on the roads, a few scattered showers and then by after 9:00 the better chance of scattered showers will be mainly across the north bay. let's take a look at the rainfall amounts. this is what i was alluding to yesterday and one of the reasons why i was going to bump it up to a two. more than an inch, possibly two inches up in the north bay.

plus we have got windy conditions tomorrow with gusts up do 50 miles per hour possible. this will taper to a one on our storm impact scale for thursday, we will get sunshine friday, increasing clouds saturday and then sunday night into monday that's when the next storm comes in. hi, sue. good morning. we just had that story on chain controls in the sierra, i just checked with the chp. no chain requirements at this hour on either 80 or 50 or highway 89. so that will change probably in the future. i will be following that for you. tracy to livermore we are looking at slow traffic up and over the altamonte pass, still a lane of traffic blocked there as you can see the northbound 17 side of the summit and that will slow you from your drive to the coast up and over towards san jose. tow truck is on scene, one lane of traffic blocked there. east shore freeway from highway 4 to the maze on 80 westbound, your bay bridge backup not so bad and also in your drive to the airport from san francisco

downtown under ten minutes. we will check back at the metering lights at the bay bridge and see if those have been turned on yet coming up. global warming forcing animals to adapt to survive. california are necessarying earlier in response to rising temperatures. researchers at uc berkeley looked at hundreds of species in the state. they found birds are moving north where it's cooler. birds are breeding 5 to 12 days earlier than their predecessors did a century ago. that allows birds to lay eggs at a temperature two degrees lower than if they laid eggs at the regular point in the season. a florida man is fighting to keep his emotional support squirrel and he's facing possible eviction as a result. >> ryan boy land suffers from anxiety after a car accident and he says that he showed condo management a doctor's note saying that he needs his support animal. well, the condo is disputing this. ryan des cued brutus last year after hurricane matthew.

>> i syringe fed her until she could open her eyes and she is just like an inside cat. she walks around and hides pecans and hazel nuts. there is no way i would give her up. >> she is very cute. this case is going to civil court. management says in court records that the squirrel puts other tenants at risk so that's their argument. we will have to see what happens. >> i had a pet squirrel once by accident for 24 hours. >> really? >> it was in my house and i didn't know it and i opened up the closet and it jumped out at me. >> okay. >> yeah. >> that's a good story. >> i needed emotional support after had a. >> got it. next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> we also need your help. is this gopro video of lava real or is it fake? or is it fake? seth curry my name is cynthia haynes or is it fake? seth curry and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely.

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the storm tomorrow is what we are going to focus in on. we've talked about how much rain, when it's going to hit now let's talk about the gusty winds from 1:00 tomorrow afternoon through 3:00 thursday morning. we could have southerly winds blowing up to 50 miles per hour so some tree limbs could come down, power outages not as likely, but there may be one or government something we will keep an eye on. and the second thing you need to know is the bay bridge metering lights have been turned on. check that out. you are filling in rapidly with the carpool lanes getting by nicely. we also have an accident in the santa cruz mountains near the summit. we will check on that in just a couple minutes. number three, breaking news from the live desk, police in tampa, florida, are searching for a killer right now, a fourth victim in the same area where three other people were killed last month. they do believe it may be related and it is the work of a serial killer. more tails coming up at 5:30. number four, people in san

jose will once again fight for rent control changes. tenant advocates are urging the city council to limit increases for rent controlled apartments to inflation levels. today's council meeting starts at 1:30. looks like a second gun store will not be coming to san carlos at least for now. a record number of people turned out to the city council meeting last night. it voted to approve a more for yum for 45 days and that can be techs ended for up to two years. in just about 90 minutes attorney general jeff sessions will be back on capitol hill to testify before the house judiciary committee. democrats want to know what he knew about the trump campaign's facts with russia last year. if you are out and about in san francisco today keep an eye out for actor paul rudd, michael douglas and michelle pfeiffer. city streets are doubling as a set for the sequel to ant man. >> it's pretty exciting. he really likes to chew that gum. >> he has to take the stress out. >> i get it.

video of a lava flow taken by a gopro has erupted into a debate. is this clip real or fake? >> let's look at it. that is lava flowing into a crevices on hawaii's kill with a i can't volcano. storm says while the exterior melted as you can see the video file survived. some are skeptical saying there is no way it can make it through that searing hit. storm insists it's real telling c net he is not rich so why would he put a $400 camera in jeopardy intentionally. >> i think it's real. >> i'm going to go with it. >> yeah. i mean, you are from hawaii. you've seen that lava. >> i think that pala could make it happen. san jose clearing the way for recreational pot when it becomes legal. santa clara county ready to turn an empty lot into dozens of affordable apartments and this is only the beginning. and another live look here at tampa, florida, where police

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gun store showdown, a packed house watched as leaders answered the questions late last night, should another gun shop open up in the south bay. >> one year later oakland city leaders are detailing what safety measures have changed and what work still needs to be done as we approach the anniversary of the ghost ship warehouse fire. hackers say they have found a way to beat the iphone's facial recognition feature but is the work worth it. good morning to you, welcome to tuesday, november 14th. sue hall in for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> mike, you are tracking a significant storm on the way. >> it's our first number two of the season.

so, yeah, we've got a moderate storm on the way. here is a look at what's going on, leftover moisture from yesterday so, yeah, the fog is beginning. look at all of those shades of gray, that means we have dense fog up there. do you want to know how dense? about a quarter mile, that's how low it is in the napa, petaluma and santa rosa. here is a look at san rafael and you can see that we're definitely not too foggy right here. let's go back and take a look at our 12-hour day planner. so about 50 to 52, a little cooler in the north bay, 40s, 61 to 63 with increasing sunshine at noon, mostly sunny, 58 to 63 and you will see stars later, 52 to 56. if i was travel the richmond san rafael bridge who would i talk to about what to expect? >> you have the authority right here. live shot at the richmond san rafael bridge a bunch of cars and trucks coming in now, we don't have any backsups or

delays into marin county at this point. slow traffic, yes, we do have the typical slowing up and over the altamonte summit, ace train a great alternate, they are running on time so far this morning. this seasons in the santa cruz mountains, you can see a long line of traffic, one lane remains blocked northbound near the summit, they are getting a tow truck there, it's stuck in traffic. yes, your northbound drive from the coast up and over into san jose is slow and go this morning. we will check back with the bay bridge where we might possibly have an accident approaching the toll plaza. that in a few. the prospect of a second gun store in san carlos brought out record crowds to a city council meeting last night. >> looks like some people got their way. a new gun store will not be coming to the city anytime soon. amy hollyfield live for us in san carlos. amy. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. you can see the signs in this storefront promising a november opening and jobs. they signed a ten-year lease and

have spent $125,000 on this store but it won't be opening anytime soon. the san carlos city council voted 4-1 to keep it from opening for now. more than 100 people spoke at last night's meeting before the vote, many with recent mass shootings on their minds. a representative from the store also spoke. >> we opened in 1971, we started as a company selling rods and reels out of one store in long beach, we opened a second store in 1975 in ra seed da, we have over 500 employees while providing 401(k), healthcare and vacation benefits. >> i feel for them but this is part of the process, you know, under california law no business has a right to operate in a community. it's a privilege the community bestows through licensing and permitting. it's a risk that you always run into. >> reporter: a representative for turners outdoorsmen did not want to comment after the vote.

the store was planning to open on industrial boulevard next to highway 101. this is a 45-day moratorium on gun shops giving san carlos time to talk about whether they want to pass regulation against stores that sell guns. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. we are staying on top of breaking news here at the live desk. there is a search under way in tampa, florida, for a suspected serial killer after someone was found dead in the same area where three others were recently killed and police say the gunman shot this morning's victim from behind. i was able to listen in on a press conference with tampa officials, it wrapped up only a few minutes ago and listen to just how frustrating this is for the mayor there. >> we need to catch this killer before we have to notify one more family that one of their loved ones is dead. not in our town. not in this neighborhood.

not now. and we're going to stay on this until we catch this guy. >> police have looking for a particular person, they were able to finally get a description this morning there and they are telling the entire neighborhood to be on watch this morning, telling people to stay inside of their homes. they're also going door to door knocking on every single door. i will keep my eye on the story and have updates throughout the morning. happening today, more lawsuits are expected to be filed against pg&e by victims of the north bay wildfires. one of them includes former san francisco mayor frank jordan. these lawsuits claim pg&e ignored safety regulations and didn't properly maintain their lines which may have contributed to starting the fires. pg&e has already refuted those claims. jordan's weekend home in santa rosa was destroyed in the tubbs fire. more than 120 people have already filed 15 separate lawsuits against pg&e over the fires. in a statement pg&e says, quote, our primary focus has been and continues to be the safety and

well being of our customers and communities that have been affected by these wildfires. firefighters are trying to determine what caused a pile of mulch to catch fire in san jose. flames could be seen from i-880 where the fire burned at green earth management on kings row and industrial avenue. crews say with big miles of mulch like this the cause is often spontaneous combustion. pleasanton police are searching for robbers to pepper sprayed jewelry store employees. witnesses say nine masked thieves smashed glass cases and grabbed jewelry inside the diamond ring company. san jose officials will decide if the 16 dispensaries in their city can start selling and delivering recreational marijuana to people 21 and older. this isn't about face by the council which banned recreational sales in the city just as california voters legalized them with proposition 64. the city's chamber of commerce also on board with recreational sales saying the industry generates an estimated $105

million in annual revenue. the city's approval is only the first step. dispensary owners would still have to get a state license before they can start selling recreational marijuana january 1st. happening today santa clara county supervisors are set to approve funding for six affordable housing projects. one of them is a 64 unit apartment building on a vacant lot in san jose. the money is coming from a $950 million bond measure. the county wants to use the money to build more than 3,000 affordable housing units. new details this morning about the heart break that accompanied the 49ers win on under is. we are hearing from head coach kyle shanahan after marquise goodwin lost his son hours before the game. his wife delivered a stillborn baby boy on sunday. the wide receiver shared this photo after the game capturing the magnitude of the couple's loss with that tiny hand. morgan tells people magazine at 19 weeks pregnant she experienced complications and went into preterm labor. coach shanahan says the decision

to play was goodwin's. >> my experience over stuff like that is you can't judge someone or really anticipate how anyone is going to act, you just try to support them. >> the couple used fertility treatments following a miscarriage in 2013. morgan says she and marquise want a big family an intend to try again. missouri's attorney general launching an investigation into google for potential violations of the state's consumer protection and antitrust laws. josh holly has issued a subpoena for information about what google does with the user information it collects. he's also looking into allegations google takes information from competitors' websites. holly is running for the u.s. senate. he denies that his political bid has anything to do with this investigation. plans to build a google village in downtown san jose seem to be progressing smoothly. according to the mercury news the city of san jose and google may agree on basic terms and prices by the end of this year. the deal involves 16 government owned properties.

the google village will be able to accommodate up to 20,000 workers. formal agreements aren't anticipated until sometime next year. let's take a look what's going on outside with our temperatures. you can see the clearing taking place and why the fog is bcoming so thick across the north bay. look at the temperatures dropping, 11 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago in napa. dress accordingly. we are still warmer from the san matteo bridge southward, but as you start to clear out those temperatures are drop a little bit also. let's start with the east bay numbers, they're pretty close, 50 in castro valley, 52 san leandro and oakland and fremont, then a little milder, union city 54, 55 in hayward, 56 in alameda and 53 right now in elsa b day. 57 in san jose one of our milder spots. 45 napa and fairfield. here is a look at walnut vehicle, you can see it's clearing out, just a little bit

of haze, a little moisture hanging in the air because it's still humid out there and some roads will be damp but now that we're getting into the heart of the commute a lot is starting to dry up. cool to mild mass transit today and out on the water light breezes which won't be the case tomorrow or thursday. 65 around sacramento, 49 tahoe, 76 in l.a. with sunshine. tahoe 10:00 tomorrow morning already a couple inches of snow developing. by the time we get all the way to friday morning look at these numbers, continue to add up, we're talking about 2 to 3 feet is going to be possible, especially in places like kirkwood and also donner. let's talk about what's coming our way at two on the storm impact scale for tomorrow, our first one of the season, an hour by hour look at that coming up. we will follow the chain requirements for you tomorrow as well and see if the roads are clear with chains or not. right now we had an earlier accident at the bay bridge toll plaza just east of the tolls

before the tolls, that's been pushed off to the side. the traffic is stacked up because the metering lights were turned on at 5:21. if you can carpool always a great way to go and we have problems in the vuz mountains, this accident has been out there blocking the left lane of traffic for quite some time, north 17 near the summit, past the summit i just checked the backup is now to glenwood and so you're looking at a significant delay. you might want to consider highway 92. a look at some of your drive times, it's a tough one out of the central valley into pleasanton, dublin, just about an hour highway 4 westbound into concord, 30 minutes or so and from san rafael into the city not bad over the golden gate bridge under 20 minutes. oakland city leaders promised drastic changes after the ghost ship warehouse fire now we're learning what's going done one year later to prevent another tragedy. tens of millions of people now qualify as having high blood

as the live desk happening today attorney general jeff sessions will testify before the house judiciary committee, it's part of an oversight hearing on the department of justice and it comes after it was revealed that sessions was told two aids had meetings with russia officials. sessions has claimed he was unaware of any such contacts.

the hearing is expected to start at 7:00 a.m. our time on capitol hill. mean while, sessions is considering a special council to investigate ties between hillary clinton and russia. it stems from the sale of uranium to russia while clinton was secretary of state. republicans claim moscow tried to donate to the clinton foundation to persuade her to support the deal, the justice department is also examining the fbi's investigation of clinton's use of a private e-mail server. police are looking for a hit and run driver who killed a woman in south san francisco. this happened saturday night near el camino real and south spruce avenue. teresa gonzales was crossing to get to an uber when another car hit her. the 44-year-old was found unconscious in the street and taken to a nearby hospital. she died a short time later. >> a coward. i don't know what else to call somebody who could hit a woman and leave her in the street. >> gonzales's daughter set up a go fund me page to help with

funeral expenses. that link is on abc7news.com. police are looking for a black sedan resembling a 1998 to 2000 toyota or lexus with front right end and hood damage. president trump turns to washington, d.c. today after a trip to asia. throughout his 13-day five country journey the president seemed to feed off the warm welcome that he received at every stop. he says u.s. trade partners will be treating us much differently than before. he also says that he has a great relationship with the host of those countries and said his tour was, quote, tremendously successful. the city of oakland detailing the steps it has taken to prevent another ghost ship fire tragedy. 36 people died in the warehouse last december. the city says it is doubling the number of fire inspectors and improving communication between the fire department and building inspectors. it's working with property owners to fix code violations and working to turn unpermitted spaces into safe living areas. a group of african-american

employees at tesla now suing claiming the car maker's production floor is a, quote, hot bed of racist behavior. the suit is filed on behalf of a former worker who was fired not long after he complained of racial harassment. he claims employees and supervisors regularly use the n word around him and other black employees at tesla's fremont plant. no response from tesla. happening today san jose will hold its annual tree lighting ceremony at santana row, the festivities start at 3:00 with an elf on the shelf scavenger hunt. it will be transformed into a holiday wonderland with a special appearance by santa claus. bay area foodies have a new place to try, international spoke is open. >> it specializes in barbecue, it's located on mission street in the soma neighborhood. curry teamed up with michael mena to open international spoke. >> i can truly say that through

working with you guys i have found my purpose. >> that's cool. international smoke is open for lunch on weekdays and dinner seven days a week. >> i'm excited that looks really good. >> i really want to see her in person so i think i'm just going to book a lot of reservationes. >> just hang out there every day by the back entrance and just wait. >> is she here? no? okay. see you tomorrow. >> be there with your camera ready to take a picture. >> maybe a little pad to get her autograph. do people do that to you, still, reggie and natasha? >> all the time. i can't even go out anymore, mike. >> they ask me to take a picture with them with someone else. >> that happens all the time. >> make sure you have the umbrella handy tomorrow if you're going to take selfies out in the rain we'd love to see them. #abc7now. for now it's partly cloudy and 53 at sfo. fingers crossed we don't have any delays today. drier air becoming brighter this afternoon, that's your first accuweather highlight. gray again with light rain developing in the north bay

tonight and two moderate storms possible in the seven-day forecast. we have energy coming in from the north, moisture coming from the south, they will hook up right over top of us and that's why we bumped it up to a two, we talked about this yesterday, it's the drenching rain and strong winds that make this a moderate storm. let's talk about how it's going to who will through. here we are at 4:00 tomorrow morning, you can see some green, the rest of us maybe a little drizzle as the infusion of moisture comes in, but we will have to wait until after the noon hour for the rest of us to get rain but k see the downpours starting to develop. the orange is up there, by 4:00 some reds developing, that's really heavy rain. so the evening commute tomorrow, yeah, not so good. as we head through 7:00 it may be okay down in the south bay but once it ends, look at that, then the heavy rain starts to head towards your neighborhood. by the time we get to 4:00 thursday morning we transition over to a chance of some showers. there will be few and far between during the morning

commute and pick up just a little bit as we head into the afternoon hours, especially across the north bay. so let's take a look at what's going to happen as far as today in your temperatures and then we will look at the rainfall amounts in my next weather coming up. low to mid 60s today, low to mid 760s tomorrow, but mid low 60s. a reminder when there's weather where you live see it and share t just post your weather pictures on social with t the #abc7now that we talked about, you may see it right here on abc 7 mornings plus it gives us an idea and we can tell other people, sue, what's going on if it's raining in their neighborhood or in their commute. sounds great because that commute is going to get a little sloppy tomorrow we think. let's take a look overall your traffic maps, seeing slow traffic on highway 4 from antioch to concord, up and over the altamonte pass. continuing a problem in the santa cruz mountains, now we have a second accident

northbound, this one is blocking the slow lane, near red wood estates and that first accident was near the summit. so that is still out there blocking the fast lane. check out your backup now unfortunately that is all the way past glenwood. now we've got an accident reported northbound 680 near milpitas before scott's creek and traffic is stacking up back to 237 with that one. i thought we were going to take a look further at your backup in the santa cruz mountains. real quick we can take a look at your drive time if you are headed from the coast, highway 1 into los gatos just under 50 minutes. you may want to take highway 92 to avoid that. new at 6:00, if one cup of coffee is just not enough for you, having multiple cups may be good for your health. >> first it is unnerving that hackers found a way to beat the new iphone's facial recognition feature already, but wait until you hear what you have to do in order to accomplish it, it's order to accomplish it, it's quite a journey

an important health alert about high blood pressure. the american heart association is changing its guidelines and under the new guidelines almost half of all adults could be living with what is called the silent killer. the change affects men and women. abc's dr. jennifer ashton is talk being it on "good morning america." >> this is medical news that could potentially affect half the country. new guidelines, the old guidelines if you had a number of 140 over 90 you were classified as having hypertension, now that number has dropped to 130 over 80, reflecting the fact that we know damage can occur at those lower numbers. so again, very important for people to know these numbers and it will affect a lot more people, it will double the number of women under the age of

45 who meet criteria for having hypertension. >> dr. ashton says you can reduce your risk of hypertension by making lifestyle changes including a better diet and exercise. hackers claim they found a way to beat the iphone x's face id, it's apple's security system that use facial recognition software. a cyber security firm out of vietnam released video showing how they did it. they created a mask using a 3-d printer to form the eyes and mouth and used silicone to make a nose. the mask costs about 150 bucks to create. the firm claims this is for real. tech experts say even if it is legitimate it's unlikely to affect the average user. anyone who was scammed through western union may be able to get some cash back. michael finney first alerted us last night that people ripped off by way of western union's money transfer system can ask for a share of a $600 million

settlement. it covers scams from 2004 through early january of this year. the federal trade commission says western union knew some of its agents were involved in fraudulent schemes and failed to take action or alert authorities. michael has posted for information on abc7news.com. let's see when and how the weather will affect your commute tomorrow at 9:00 tomorrow morning after the end of the morning commute up in the north bay it could be slick from santa rosa, calistoga northward. by 4:00 it's mainly from richmond northward, but by 7:00 you can see just about everybody will be wet. so conditions are going to deteriorate rapidly during the evening commute tomorrow and then we wake up at 4:00 in the morning there's definitely going to be puddles on the roads as more than an inch of rain will fall in most neighborhoods. sue. >> we have a couple problem spots. let's go to milpitas, northbound 680, an accident blocking the left lane of traffic there. we are seeing slow traffic back towards 237 before scott creek is where the accident is and a new accident reported in san francisco, this one northbound

280 right near 19th avenue, it's an overturned mini cooper that got tangled up with an suv there. expect delays there. we're getting reports of an accident on the richmond san rafael bridge. next at 6:00 check your credit card statements because authorities are warning about a card skimmer at a gase station. rent control in the south bay, what you should no he about two proposals. and at the live desk, another accusation against alabama senate candidate roy moore. the woman now coming forward and the growing

weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. good morning. it is 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday, november 14th. thanks for making time for us this morning. >> we are all here ready to go. sue hall in for us this morning. great to see you. >> good morning. >> mike nicco, you are bringing us some rain on the way.

>> yeah, that's tomorrow. it's going to be a real nightmare for the commute tomorrow evening and possibly tomorrow or thursday morning. right now the nightmare is the fog. half mile visibility at santa rosa, eighth of a mile or less in petaluma, that's where you can barely see your hand in front of your face, quarter into i will in novato and napa. this will be around the for the next three hours. that's where the bulk of the fog is right now. let's take a look at your 12-hour day planner. what you're going to see are temperatures in the 40s in the north bay, for the rest of us we're dealing with temperatures that are running in the low to mid 50s. as far as the clouds, there is a lot of it this morning but we will see more sunshine by noon, 61 to 63, by 4:00 it's mostly sunny, 58 at the coast, 62 to 63 around the bay and inland. grab a coat this evening, 52 to 56. what's going on with the morning commute. a couple problems cropping up. francisco, northbound