tuesday, november 21st, almost 6:00 a.m. alexis is off today and sue is here. >> mike nicco is here. >> tell us about the weather. >> i was checking out more of those record high temperatures possible today, tomorrow and maybe even on thanksgiving. look at the breezes blowing offshore, 13 miles per hour at fairfield. a look from mt. tam, partly cloudy and cloudy conditions that are out there. we've got a few areas of fog in the east bay and north bay. otherwise high clouds that dominate us and keep us at 49 to 53 at 7:00, 65 to 69, temperatures already above ample at noon, 66 to 69 at 4:00. those are some record high temperatures at least between noon and 4:00 when we hit the 70s. by 7:00 we will still be in the low to mid 60s. a great evening in store. we have a backup at the bay bridge, they did turn the metering lights on, it's relatively light otherwise but

you will find a 12 minute delay getting from the back of the backup into san francisco. you can carpool always a great way to go, we find those lanes pretty virtually free and at the limit most mornings. slow and go for a 40 minute ride up towards the livermore area from the central valley. an earlier big rig that lost a cargo container that's been cleared out the lanes so no delays through the dixon area. we did have a motorcycle down westbound 80 near cutting that is blocking a lane of traffic and we are starting to see areas of slow into richmond. no injuries involved, that's the good news. hopefully they will get that out of lanes for the rest of your morning commute. yes, recreational pot will soon be legal in california but in some -- in san francisco some people don't want to see advertisements for it. >> at least not on muni. today the transportation agency's board will consider saying no to pot money. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live along market street for us. >> reporter: good morning.

yeah, muni says some people have complained about these moving ads. they are large, take a look at them, they take up the whole side of a bus. muni says they have about 130 of these ads, medical marijuana ads, on the sides of buses in san francisco. this proposed amendment would ban them. muni already bans ads for tobacco, alcohol and firearms so they don't think it's a reach to put marijuana in that >> people have been disturbd about seeing the ads on a public transit system like muni and that's something we take seriously. that's why we're proposing this legislation to ensure at that we take that feedback and are making this change. if approved for this point in time. this proposed amendment doesn't look like it has any push back, mayor ed lee even says our kids don't need to be influenced by these

advertisements. they say they aren't wore. he had about the loss of revenue saying other companies will buy the ad space. this will be voted on at today's board meeting set for 1:00 this afternoon. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. pcharlie rose allegations, cbs e has suspended the long time television journalist, his trademark interview show has been pulled from pbs and bloomberg television following allegations published by the "washington post" that he sexually harassed several women. abc's stephanie ramos is live in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: we're now seeing daily sexual allegations against very well known men, the "washington post" says the women accusing long time journalist charlie rows of sexual misconduct did not know one another and worked for charlie rows at different times. another familiar face is accused of be sexual misconduct,

charlie rose is now accused of sexual harassment and assault. >> we will begin with news affecting all of us at this broadcast and this network. >> reporter: cbs this morning not wasting any time addressing the claims against rose. >> you know, i've enjoyed a friendship and a partnership with charlie for the past five years. i've held him in such high regard and i'm really struggling because how do you -- what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible. >> reporter: eight women have come forward in the "washington post" with major allegations against the host of the highly regarded charlie rose show. three women shared their experiences with business insider. five of the women told the "washington post" that rose groped them, two say he walked naked in front of them and one accused rose of firing her after he allegedly touched her inappropriately and made

sexually charged remarks to her. in a statement rose says it is essential that these women know i hear them and that i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i am greatly embarrassed. he went on to say i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings, even though i now realize i was mistaken. many a cures say they did speak up during that time, telling yvette very long guy about what happened to them. one woman described spray ga's response as a shrug and saying that's just charlie being charlie. >> cbs news has suspended rose and pbs says they will stop the distribution of his interview show. now, rose in his statement he also says though he accepts the responsibility, he does not believe all of the allegations are accurate. reporting live from washington, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. napa officials are updating us on relief efforts in the fire zones. county crews have surveyed 697

of 763 reports looking for has douse waste. the army corps of engineevening intoers have removed debris of four properties. crews are given permission to go on to properties and remove debris. cal oes says they would like 100% participation. new details on what former baseball star roy halladay was doing moments before he died in a plane crash. the retired star pitcher performed steep turns and flew feet above the water in his small plane minutes before that fatal crash. this happened in temp at that. the national transportation safety board didn't place blame for the crash. they say witnesses and the plane's data recorder shows halladay was flying as low as 11 feet above the gulf of mexico. a community rally in the east bay. they want transparency and accountability from the alameda county sheriff.

they're planning to rally at the board of supervisors building at 9:30. they want supervisors to audit the sheriff's office to determine how he is spending taxpayer dollars. they want to know where the money is going and if some can be spent on community programs. it's lavar ball versus president trump. the outspoken father of a ucla basketball player sounding off about his son's shoplifting incident in china. and the san francisco library ready to crack down on people who aren't paying their fines, the drastic measures to make sure you pay up. here is live look outside.

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let's start with neighborhood temperatures. 48 menlo park, one of the cool spots. 52 foster city, san matteo 57 pacifica along with san francisco and los gatos, 49 san ramone, 52 napa and hayward 56. no delays at sfo. none across the country right now. out and about today no chance of rain, grab the sunglasses. dress appropriately for knows low to mid 70s. light breezes on the bay and exercising, cool this morning but near record warmth this afternoon.

we will talk more about that next. pretty light conditions out of marin county across the golden gate bring and on into san francisco. you have two lanes in the northbound direction, four lanes for the southbound commute into the city. coming from san rafael you are looking at a 20 minute ride into the city. fairly holiday light. we do have an issue here near cutting boulevard, 80 westbound with a motorcycle and a car getting into it. it's blocking the right lane and i am seeing slow traffic backing from highway 4 in hercules towards the scene. and we will take a look at your holiday commute to bart on thanksgiving, we will be running a sunday service, bart on black friday will be modified and i did want to point out that bart parking on thanksgiving is free. bart parking on black friday is not free and no ace train service on thursday or friday out of the central valley. new at 6:00, pay your library fines or else. according to the examiner the san francisco public library enlisting the city's debt collector now to go after patrons are overdue fines.

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it is 6:14. here is a little bit of irony on this thanks with giving week. the president is on a standoff with an outspoken father over the words thank you. last night the father of one of the ucla basketball players detained in china for shoplifting stood by his refusal to thank the president for helping get his son back home. >> so the president of the united states says he helped and you say if you didn't see it you didn't hear it you don't believe it. >> hey, if he said he helped, that's good for his mind. >> what do you mean good for his mind. >> if you help you shouldn't have to say anything. if you help -- if i help somebody i don't walk around saying, you know, i help you now. come on now. you give me some love. i helped you. come on, for real. >> that is lavar ball appearing on cnn and saying he was going to thank somebody he would probably thank china's president xi jinping.

that comment was in response to president trump's tweet. mr. trump said that he should have left ball's son and two other ucla players in jail. the president calling ball very ungrateful. 6:16. health news and a new reason to make extra room on your plate for vegetables. a new report finds out one in ten adults is getting enough fruits or vegetables. federal guidelines recommend one and a half cups of fruit per da i and two to three cups of veges. consumption was lowest among those living in poverty. it can put you at higher risk for diabetes and heart disease. at the live desk this morning we know that thanksgiving travel week is in full swing and getting getting a firsthand look at how one airline is making sure they address any issues that you might have. in dallas southwest social media team comprised of 40 people is now responding to thousands of tweets of complaints from

passengers. at first airlines were worried when social media burst on to the scene, but now they see this as a way to solve problems quickly. every day the airline is tagged 3,000 times. thinkings that you may not think were a big issue now can become monster issue for you if you are not responding in a very expedient manner. if you do tweet, be sure to use the airline's handle so it will get their attention and you should also be specific about any problems that you are having with that airline. our abc 7 mornings family is a little bit larger that morning. >> our friend and traffic anchor alexis smith gave birth to a beautiful baby boy last week. it is conner alan and he came into the world at 7 pounds 8 ounces and 19 inches long. >> he's precious. >> so mom and dad didn't know if it was going to be a boy or girl. alexis wanted to get a surprise and she sure did. >> hi, connor.

i know that alexis and connor are up this morning. i was just texting with them. hi, guys. >> good morning, congratulations, lots of love to you and the whole family. >> i just love that little face. >> he is adorable. >> so cute. >> football fan already i hear of the wolverines, mom's alma mater. >> he watched over the weekend. >> he was not impressed with their loss to wisconsin. weatherwise hopefully she can get out of the hospital room, maybe even head outside or if she's home already, who knows. great weather no matter what. a look from san rafael. you can see some of the clouds out there, high clouds, but not the fog and that's going to be around mainly north of there all the way through the morning commute. increasing sunshine and warm today, mild nights ahead, patchy clouds and fog and tracking our next storm for sunday and monday. sunday busy travel day. the setup for the next three days and why i think we have a chance of record highs, high pressure to our south, pumping up the warm weather, low

pressure northwest counterclockwise flow aiding that river of warmth that will set in today. look for the asterisk, that's a record tie or setting high 72 in santa rosa, concord 71, san jose 74 degrees, redwood city 73 today, san francisco and oakland not records but 70 degrees, that's pretty nice. lows tonight we will be in our mid to upper 40s, 50 to 54 degrees for the rest of us. if you're traveling no delays at sfo, no delays anywhere. we do have a light chance of some snow in minneapolis tomorrow, it will stay away from chicago. our biggest concerns are down like destination places like in florida where there are some showers and possibly seattle into portland where there's some showers. boston will have some in the morning but then it will clear out in the afternoon hours. a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast, records possible today, again tomorrow and maybe thursday. i haven't had a chance to look at those record highs just quite yet. still in the 70s for black

friday, and then the rain sets in, a storm light on our impact scale for sunday and monday, temperatures back into the mid 60s. an hour ago metering lights turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you can consider carpooling those carpool lanes on the right and left at the limit, breezing through while the rest of you have a 12 to 14 minute delay to get to pay your tolls. slow traffic once again out of the central valley that's fairly typical and we have an accident blocking the right rain of traffic involving a motorcycle and car that's leaking fluid out there. chp is just now arriving on scene. you can see the backup almost to highway 4 if you're traveling westbound on 80. we will take a look at those drive times. 80 from highway 4 into the maze a yellow zone. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza there is your delay behind the tolls and if you're traveling to sfo from the city

not bad at all. we are in the green and a ten minute ride. michael finney is explaining how fema is helping north bay how fema is helping north bay fire

san francisco is honoring the transgender community, you see city hall there lit up in pink, white and blueover night. those are the dolores of the transgender flag. yesterday was transgender day of remembrance. that tradition began 18 years ago in san francisco. the san francisco lgbt center dedicated an alter to members of the trans community who lost their lives to bigotry and hatred. at least 25 transgender and gender nonconforming people were murdered in the u.s. so far this year. that is the highest annual total on record. it is time to ask finney and today sherri from santa rosa has a question about fema. >> show spoke up to on our 7 on your side event in santa rosa. >> whatever our insurance doesn't cover does fema step in and cover what isn't covered? >> hi, sherri. that's a really good question. first, fema offers two grants, one a critical assistance need

grant, that's for $500 and there is a second one worth up to $34,000, you don't pay any of that money back. that one is part of the individuals and households program. now, the small business administration offers two loans, you can borrow up to $200,000 to repair or rebuild your home and then an additional $40,000 to replace personal property. the loan helps with any underinsured items and the interest rate can be less than 2%. sherri, take care and fill out the paperwork. by the way, i appreciate your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it with the #askfinney. you may see your question answered right here on abc 7 mornings. here is something to add to your holiday wish list a 110 carat diamond.

that's almost cartoonish. it's ridiculous. >> it's apparently the largest round diamond to ever been presented at auction. the diamond goes on the chopping block early next month, yes, in time for christmas. stheby's expects it to sell for between 4 and $6 million. >> does it keep drooping because of the weight. >> and you have to hire three guards to be with you at all times. next at 6:30, black friday deals, how to make sure you get the best price. a victory for sanctuaries cities. i'm tracking breaking news, a san jose state police officer assaulted while on duty. what we are now learning about the overnight incident and the officer's condition. we're supposed to be riding the train towards cooler conditions. winter is just around the corner but will feel like spring the next couple days.

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claim. and health alert about freezing your eggs, the risks you may not be aware of. you are looking live outside this morning, a warming trend that will push us towards record high temperatures. thanksgiving just a couple days away, what happened to fall? >> good morning on this tuesday, november 21st. stew in for alexis this morning and mike telling us about that pretty warm forecast for thanksgiving. >> nobody is as excited about it as i'm. >> i love it. bring it on. >> for those out there i know we need the rain but let's enjoy the warm weather while we have t we will get our rain, it comes in sunday. we will talk more about that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. a look at sprinkles way up north in lake and mendocino counties. it will continue heading north. let's talk about your 12 hour play danner for today. 47 to about 50 at 7:00, temperatures may be a little low, 62 to 68 at noon, 64 at this coast but mid 70s for the rest of us by 4:00. look at the delightful evening, 58 to 62, the clouds will be

thinner, grab the sunglasses, partly cloudy today. we have a couple of issues overall it's pretty light, but as you can see some red building on our map. let's go back to the el cerrito area, we had an earlier car pushed off to the right hand shoulder, it's backed about halfway to highway 4 so delays making your way towards the east shore freeway and you can see there the backup continues to be a little bit better because they have cleared it out of lanes. to oakland westbound 24 near 980, hit and run into injuries there, but we do of a car on the right hand shoulder. traffic coming out of the caldecott is looking good as you approach the oakland side of things. we want to get back to that breaking news happening at san jose state, several people were taken into custody near the campus and a university police officer was hurt. abc 7 news reporter matt keller

spoke with officers at the scene this morning. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jess kachlt we're still waiting for an update from san jose state police on this incident but here is what we do know. a police sergeant was bunched in the face and had to be taken to the hospital after an altercation earlier this morning. check out the video, this happened at about 12:20 this morning at third and san antonio. three males were handcuffed. two were restrained and put on gurneys and taken away in ambulances, a third man was in handcuffs and put into a police car. still waiting to find out what led up to this altercation. with he did hear from an officer earlier this morning, we asked her how the sergeant was doing and she said he's doing okay and should recover. reporting live in smg, matt keller, abc 7 news. happening today the defense is expected to continue its closer arguments in the kate steinle murder trial. the jury could begin deliberating as soon as this afternoon. steinle's parents and relatives

of the defendant were in court yesterday as prosecutors spent 70 minutes presenting closing arguments to jurors. the prosecution told jurors garcia zarate went to pier 14 because it was a target rich environment and that he pointed the gun at steinle and pulled the trigger. the defense claims dprz found the gun and fired it accidentally. that verdict could come down anytime after clesing arguments wrap up. you can be the first to know when that verdict comes down by down loading the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. a judge has blocked an order from president trump that would have cost two major bay area communities billions of dollars, santa clara county filed a lawsuit to stop the trump administration from withholding funds from a sanctuary santa clara county stood to load $1.7 billion, san francisco had $2 billion at stake. >> every step of the way the

county of santa clara has won on this case and this is really an almost fatal blow to the administration on the issue of detention, of immigrants without due process. the department of justice said the district court exceeded its authority and it is preparing to fight. this morning mgm resorts not commenting on lawsuits filed by attorneys representing shooting victims from the las vegas massacre. the lawyers say they have filed five lawsuits involving 450 victims who were shot, trampled or now suffer from the defendants include mgm resorts which owns the mandalay bay hotel and live nation which promoted the harvest festival. the security was an utter failure. they had no plan. they violated their own policies. they violated industry standard policies and they ignored what

their own experts told them to do. >> again, the motel has no comment. it has previously blamed the massacre on the gunman. no specific damages were specified in the lawsuits but the attorney said $1 billion wouldn't be too much. some insurance companies are giving north bay fire victims inaccurate information about their rights under state law. >> dave jones says adjusters brought in from out of state are telling victims their living expense benefits expire in 12 months. it's actually 24 months. also they were told they only have 6 to 12 months to collect the replacement cost st of the homes, again, it's actually two years. others were told that if they don't radio rebuild in the same location they won't get full replacement costs that is incorrect. >> people who lost their jobs due to the fires have another month to apply for federal unemployment benefits. hundreds of people are still looking for work. the labor department session tending the application deadline to december 18th and claims for

state benefits filed after the new deadline will be considered if there is reasonable cause for dla i. mayor libby schaaf is going to bat for marshawn lynch after president trump criticized him for not standing during the national anthem. this was before sunday's game in mexico city where lynch did stand for the mexican national anthem. the president called it great disrespect and said the nfl should suspend him for the remainder of the season. mayor schaaf took aim at mr. trump calling him the bully in chief. he needs to worry about his own approval ratings. he needs to do his job and stop picking on americans exercising their freedom of speech. >> lynch's mom got into the twitter feud saying what nfl team do trump own desh oh, yeah, they wouldn't let him have one. lynch has refused to stand during the anthem since he joined the raiders this year. sexual harassment allegations are causing one of the most powerful lawmakers in san francisco his job.

raul bocanegra is resigning astha as majority wip. he says he will resign at the end of the current session which shuz not end until next september. some lawmakers say that is not soon enough and they want him to resign immediately. breaking news, federal prosecutors have just charged an iranian national for hacking into hbo and releasing episodes of "game of thrones." we first told you about this hack over the summer. federal prosecutors have charged basad med dri and he is accused of releasing episodes of he unreleased episodes of "game of thrones." also accused of trying to extort tob. we are expected to his or her more about those charges and

mesri at a press conference scheduled for later this morning. we ha32-year-old daniel carf redwood city was shot at east 14th street and 159th avenue on saturday afternoon. according to the alameda county sheriff's department carlos arranged to meet the suspects through an online app called let go. another mountain lion sighting this time in the east bay. police say the animal did not appear aggressive before it disappeared into the hillside. they searched the area but couldn't find it. 6:38 i thought we would start with neighborhood temperatures. about 50 to 55 in most neighborhoods, los gatos up in the hills 57 degrees right now, 59 at campbell on the other side, 50 in lafayette, 49 in

danville, newark and san carlos 53, san pablo 56, novato 52 right now. the san matteo bridge you can see hazy yie, there is tuli fog trying to work its way westward towards us and a little fog in the north bay. caution on the roads this morning for patchy fog through the entire morning commute in those areas. mass transit cool this morning but near record highs we will call it warm this afternoon. on the ferry light breezes. you can see 80s now in tourn california the rest of us in the 60s in the sierra, tomorrow 90s in l.a. and palm springs, 70s around the central valley and 60s up in the sierra. slight chance of light rain north of us today and tomorrow. a little caution there for the rest of us driving around the state absolutely fabulous. check out tahoe, i'm sorry to say no new snow, temperatures in the low to mid 60s.

highs should be in the 48 degree range. let's take a look at the san matteo bridge, if you are your traveling take you from highway 880 in hayward through the toll plaza across the flat section of the bridge over towards the high-rises it is a little hazy but not affecting your visibility. about a 22 minute ride from 880 over towards 101. we are seeing more red not as bad as usual out of the central valley, also on the nimities freeway. en earl yes accident westbound near cutting boulevard westbound 80 that's been pushed off to the side but we are seeing residual slow traffic halfway back to highway 4. give yourself a little extra time it should be recovering soon. westbound 24 oakland before 980 the aaa is on scene with a tow truck coming to get the accident. of on the right shoulder so i'm not seeing a lot of slowing. let's take a look at drive times. across the golden gate pretty good from the waldo grade into san francisco. bay bridge a 14 minute delay behind the toll plaza, metering

lights were turned on. san matteo bridge we just showed you 880 over towards 101 and the peninsula. countdown to black friday, the secret to getting the best deals earlier than ever. as more and more women are stopping the biological clock and freezing their eggs this morning dr. ashton is discussing potential risks you might not know. more breaking news at our live desk, i'm tracking a major ikea recall a piece of furniture that you may have in your home right now. here is a look at what's coming up at 9:00 on "live with kelly and ryan". >> michele pfeiffer. >> plus kelsey ball

breaking news this morning. a major recall from ikea after the death of an eighth child. a toddler who died here in california and this recall is for more than 29 million chests and drawers and the recall includes the malm and other non-malm models. those pieces of furniture can easily tip over if not anchored to a wall. it's a recall that was first announced in june 2016, but this morning the ceo has asked the company to increase its awareness. the company reportedly just e-mailed 13 million people about this same recall, only two months ago.

happening today, san francisco city leaders may decide whether you will see ads for recreational marijuana on muni vehicles or shelters. >> they will consider saying no to pot money. amy hollyfield live along market street. good morning, amy. >> reporter: do you want your about us to pull up and show you a huge ad for marijuana? here is what they look like, they are pretty big, they cover the whole side of the bus. muni is hearing from people that they do not want to see this. there are 130 of please medical marijuana ads on buses in san francisco. the proposed amendment that will go before the board today would put marijuana ads in a category with other substances that are already banned. >> this amendment would be consistent with what we do for alcohol and firearms and tobacco items as far as our ad policy. so it is consistent with that and it's something that we are modeling this proposal after. >> reporter: it doesn't look like this proposal will get any

push back, even mayor ed lee is in favor of it, saying we don't need this advertising influencing our kids. muni officials say they aren't worried about losing the ad revenue saying they feel confident other companies will fill the slot. that board meeting is set for 1:00 this afternoon. live in san francisco, amy who will feed. the fbi says an investigation into the hells angels motorcycle gang has not ended with the arrest of eight members in sonoma county. photos hoe fbi agents arrested them on saturday. an indictment accuses the club members of violent crimes spanning 15 years including a murder in fresno. the indictment claims hells angels members committed acts of violence to maintain and enhance membership and discipline in the gang. a settlement has been reached on the 2015 balcony collapse. the terms of the settlement with the owners and managers of the

apartments are not being revealed, but the irish times reports it's a substantial multi-million dollar sum. five of the students killed were irish exchange students. the city of berkeley found dry rot to be the cause. the settlement allows victims families to continue pushing for changes to the building codes. more women are freezing their eggs but may not be getting the counseling and information they need. dr. jen ashton is urging for more standard guidelines when it comes to the counseling women need to make an informed choice. >> doesn't mean it's going to happen but you need to know about it. this speaks to a larger issue. there is a massive crisis in health literacy in general and specifically in women's health literacy. >> the mayo clinic says there should be more discussion about any risks associated with fertility drugs, any complications that could arise for from the retrieve and emotional risks.

find out the top things you know before freezing your drugs. that is at 7:00. disneyland no longer offering discounted passes to cal kes lenresidents. disneyland is ending the program before "star wars" land opens in 2018. current pass holders will have the option to renew. everyone else can get one of the other passes and they range from $340 to a thousand bucks. the biggest savings of the year are supposedly right around the corner. >> when should you actually shop to get the top deals, black friday or cyber monday? becky worley says the best single day is expected to be thanksgiving day itself. she's talk being it on "good morning america," but says there is something you can do to get the best deal no matter when you shop. >> i have a trick, so you always get the lowest price and avoid

it. sign up for a price protection service, i'm talking about apps from ernie or paribus. these apps comb your inbox or credit card pills to track the prices of things you have already purchased. if they find a lower price after you buy they do the hard work of getting you a refund. i've got about 200 bucks doing this over the years. >> becky worley will have more shopping tips coming up on gma at 7:00. now on to a bit of an unusual deal, how much would you pay for thanksgiving turkey cake? >> is that a thing? >> apparently let's talk about it. >> i'm unfamiliar with that. 50 bucks or 100. a bay area bakery is offering this glistening thanksgiving dinner cake. whisk cake creations posted its picture on the instagram make. they come with little bowls of fake cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and a green bean casserole.

you can order the custom turkey cake for $500. it serves 20 to 30 people. that's a big dinner. >> it's a lot of money. >> it's a cute cake. >> a lot of cake for that cake. >> looked almost too perfect. i wouldn't want to cut into it after spending that money. baskin robbins keeping sending me e-mails about their turkey ice cream cake thing and i'm like, yeah. >> can we just have a pumpkin buy and everyone settle down. >> from costco, best one. >> it's like $12 or something. >> so good and enormous. >> done. hi, everybody, here is san jose 280 at 17, hazy out there right now and about 55 degrees. gorgeous sunrise developing from the exploratorium. i have a time lapse running on this so hopefully we will capture this, put a photograph together and post it to mike nico abc 7 polarity today. warmer. high clouds and sunshine today. brighter clouds, less cloud

cover, still mild today. chance of rain sunday and mon y monday. visibilities are a rail greater than a mile but it could be thicker in some areas and also the east bay. even as we head through intoen it lifts and thins out as we head into the afternoon hours. mid to upper 60s at the coast. 69 for the afternoon, richmond, vallejo and like wait a minute there are asterisks on that. record setting or tying temperatures. concord 71, 73 redwood city today. tonight mid to upper 40s in inland valleys. if you're traveling around tomorrow it looks like there's going to be rain in seattle, down across florida and boston. most of the country will be qui quiet. there's a better chance tomorrow, one last chance for thanksgiving, black friday we will be shopping in short

sleeves and short. get the rain gear ready for sunday and monday, a light impact on our scale. more company on the 80 east shore freeway. a live shot those head lights westbound on 80 into the mcarthur maze. traveling from hercules into san francisco this drive time does include the bay bridge backup, it's about 45 minutes for that total drive. red means slowing, we are seeing some of that as we just mentioned, the east shore freeway is a bit jammed up, westbound before cutting we had an earlier accident that's now out of lanes. you should be recovering. little patching of slow and gone through panol and el sobrante. earlier accident coming out of the caldecott west 24 before 980 has been cleared out of lanes. that drive looks fairly good. yes, some slowing out of walnut creek on 24 through orinda and out of the tunnel. give yourself a little bit of extra time. we will check on your bay bridge backup in a few minutes.

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police sergeant was taken to the hospital after someone punched him in face during an incident overnight. two men were restrained and put on dpurnees and taken away in ambulances a third was handcuffed. number two, charlie rose has been suspended following accusations of sexual harassment. the "washington post" reports eight women have come forward with major allegations against rose. number three, the defense is expected to continue the closing arguments in the kate steinle murder trial. the jury could begin deliberating as soon as this afternoon. number four, today they will condition banning mshlg on their property including buses. and number five, we take a break from fall, record high temperatures are possible not only today but tomorrow and possibly through thanksgiving. temperatures already by noon in the mid to upper 60s and that's warmer than average. number six, we're following your tuesday morning pre holiday

commute. the bay bridge metering lights are on with about a 12 minute delay to get to the toll plaza and another 12 minutes to get into san francisco. the biggest congratulations to our traffic anchor and friend alexis smith because she is a new momma. baby connor came into the world at 7 pounds 8 ounces 19 inches long. mom, dad and baby all doing well. it was a gender surprise for her and us. he is adorable. congrats. >> congratulations. >> we have to buy baby boy clothes.

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good morning, america. new sexual harassment bombshell. veteran journalist and tv host, charlie rose, now at the center of accusations. at least eight women reportedly saying he made unwanted advances. one even calling him a sexual predator. his response and the new fallout this morning. on capitol hill, senator al franken faces a new accuser. a woman says he groped her while they took this photo while he was already in office and the firestorm over senate candidate, roy moore, and the response. holiday travel trouble. as more than 50 million people start to hit the roads and sky, snow hitting the northeast. this school bus crashing in new york. and now a new cold blast moving in while out west new concerns about flooding from seattle to portland. ♪ rocking around the christmas tree ♪