neighborhood so if you are in this area be aware that police are looking for a person along booksin avenue, dry creek road to curtner avenue. we will try to get to a command post and find out more information about what they're doing in this willow glen neighborhood. it is 4:30. let's check in with weather and traffic. mike, it is a cool start. >> it really is. temperatures out there in the 30s in some neighborhoods and, yeah, it's only going to get cooler over the next two and a half hours since the sun comes up at around 7:03 today. let's take a look at your 12-hour accuweather planner. you can see 36 to 46 at 7:00 this morning with fog and a cold start. now, it's going to be bright by noon, a little haze out there, leftover moisture from the fog this morning, 53 to about 58 degrees from the coast inland, 4:00 high clouds and sunshine, 60 to 64, then you can see 49

4:00 and then the coast and bay. let's find out what frances is following. >> i definitely noticed a chill in the air this morning as you head out the door. traffic is looking great right now, no accidents on the free ways reported to chp. here is westbound 80 for head lights moving through emeryville, fine down to the bay bridge and the san matteo bridge you are good to go in both directions, fine into san matteo, foster city, no problems on 101 on the peninsula. there is an accident through the altamonte pass avenue but it's on grant line road at altamonte pass road. drive times still good, westbound 580 tracy to castro valley 39 minutes. this morning starts the fourth day of deliberations for the jury considering the kate steinle case. >> the jury has to decide if the defendant intentionally shot and killed the san francisco woman on pier 14. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. >> reporter: good morning. the jury is set to start deliberating at 9:00 this

morning. josé garcia zarate is accused of second degree murder in a shooting he calls an accident. kate steinle was killed in the shooting at pier 14 in san francisco two years ago. the jury had a question yesterday during their deliberations, but the judge did not let reporters into the courtroom to listen to the question-and-answer session with the attorneys. zarate is an undocumented immigrant who he was set to be deported for the sixth time but because of san francisco's sanctuary city laws he was allowed to stay and that is why this case ignited a debate on immigration and got national attention. when the verdict is reached the judge will give every one a half hour's notice before it is read, the jury is set to deliberate until 4:30 today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> you can be the first to know when that verdict comes down by down loading the app.

we will also bring you the verdict live on air and online at abc7news.com. pg&e still trying to figure out what caused a gas explosion in san francisco's bernal heights. no one was hurt but the explosion ripped through an apartment building and caused major damage on mission street around 10:00 yesterday morning. crews spent much of the day relighting pilot lights and inspecting the pipe they get was the source of that leak. pg&e has hired a third party to help them determine the cause. senate republicans are continuing their push for tax reform this week and it seems they have a long way to go. gop leaders can only afford to lose two votes and already two republican senators are no votes. steve danes of montana and ron johnson of wisconsin. got complain the tax bill favors large corporations over small businesses. the budget office predicts the bill would cause a $1.4 billion hole over the budget in the next ten years. president trump will travel to capitol hill to join the push for tax reform.

>> his agenda is being overshadowed by his use of what many are calling a racial slur in the oval office. >> reporter: good morning, it was another stunning moment for the president who was in the middle of trying to dramatically change this napgs's tax laws. today president trump's fight for his first legislative victory overshadowed by what many have called an offensive moment in front of a group of native american war heroes. >> although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> silence in the oval, but the reaction outside loud and swift, native american groups condemning the comment. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren came under fire in 2012 for claiming without proof to have native american heritage. >> president trump couldn't even make it through a ceremony to honor these men without throwing in a racial slur. >> reporter: the senator on chris nguyen calling the president's words a distraction from his fight for tax reform.

the president will head to capitol hill today to rally republican senators, they are trying to pass their tax reform bill this week but it's unclear if they have the votes. the "washington post" says it has debunked a roy moore accuser. it appears she was trying to embarrass the newspaper as a part of an undercover sting. the woman told the post moore impregnated her in 1992 and that the senate candidate talked her into getting an abortion when she was just 15 years old. the post learned the woman is connected to the conservative group project var tas an organization that targets democratic groups and major media outlets. the post says the story is false. during interviews the woman repeatedly asked the reporter to guarantee her that moore would lose the special election if the paper reported her story. this morning here at the live desk i'm closely monitoring a developing story in north carolina. a huge search under way right

now for a missing three-year-old girl. first responders have been looking on the ground and by air. mariah woods uses braces to help her walk and the child's grandmother says she was shy with strangers so likely wouldn't just go with a stranger. investigators have asked everyone in the area to check their yards their sheds and officers this morning do believe she was abducted. i will let you know as soon as we get an update. new this morning, only 30% of california ninth graders are expected to earn a bachelor's degree. that's staggering statistic was released by the public policy institute of california. lts researchers found most graduates don't even complete college preparatory courses required for admission to csu or uc systems. the ppic suggests school districts increase the number of college prep courses, place more students in those courses and beef up graduation requirements. happening today oakland city council is expected to discuss the sun cal homes project in the

oakland hills. the project includes hundreds of homes and retail shopping. today council members will consider zoning districts and environmental impact. they approved the project earlier this front but labor groups worry the agreement doesn't involve union workers. they say they will use union workers during the site preparation phase with most of them coming from oakland. i thought we would open up the weather window on san of a all rafael, looking south. novato a quarter mile visibility. we will keep an eye on that because more than likely it's going to hang around all throughout the morning commute and so are these cooler temperatures, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. look at all these 40s in san francisco, from sunny side at 45, west portal 46, christy field and marina, park castro. looks a lot different than yesterday, it is definitely dry out on the roads but foggy spots so we will call it good because

the fog is isolated right now. if it does start to spread we will change that over to a caution. chilly to mild if you're taking mass transit and light breezes out on the bay. 12 hour planner for the east bay we start at 46, by noon we are up to 60, 62 at 2:00, back to 56 by 6:00 and for the peninsula we start off at 48 at 8:00, we are already 57 by noon, in the upper 50s as we head into the afternoon hours with high clouds and sunshine. 74 in l.a. today, 60 sacramento, 49 tahoe. any rain will be up around eureka. we will have a chance this weekend and we will talk more about it next. with the drier conditions accident free right now on bay area free ways, pretty quiet. we will slowly you a live shot of 101 and 880 in san jose. the head lights move northbound underneath 880, find out of gilroy, up the peninsula into san francisco. it's also a nice looking ride if you're heading to the richmond san rafael bridge, delay free right now.

it's looking good on all bay area bridges. highway 4 to the maze on westbound 80 still delay free, it's green and 17 minutes. guys? protesters are fighting to repeal the state's recent 12 cent gas tax. a group rallied in san diego yesterday. organizers have until march to get 584,000 signatures to put the issue on next november's ballot for a vote. governor brown signed the tax into law in april and it went into effect earlier this month. >> this is really an uprising of californians of every stripe, every political persuasion, every single demographic graphic because they all know the politicians are lying to us. >> the tax is expected to raise more than $52 billion for road improvements and transportation initiatives over the next decade. this morning royal wedding watchers are speculating when prince harry will marry his fiancée meghan markle. >> how do you become a royal

wedding watcher? >> i am so obsessed with the story. >> the official announcement confirmed the couple is planning a springtime wedding, fans say it's unlikely to be in april when the princess sister-in-law expects her third child. >> i know you are excited for this latest development. >> i am. every moment of this. the couple gave their first interview together yesterday. harry proposed while the two were making roast chicken at home. he said the ring features a center stone from botswana where the couple camped and camp is in quotation marks. it also has two diamonds from the collection of his mother princess diana. the couple met on a blind date 18 months ago. >> i fell in love with meghan so quickly was confirmation to me that all the stars were aligned, everything was perfect. >> the family has been great and over the past year and a half we have just had a really nice time getting to know them and progressively helping me feel a

part of not just the institution, but also part of the family. >> and when we say blind date what we mean is he didn't know who she was, right? she went into that knowing exactly what she was getting. the archbishop of canterbury says the couple is going to have a church wedding, other wedding details will be revealed later. >> yay. coming up, a close call at jfk airport in new york, the faa now investigating what happened when two planes tried to pass one another. >> sometimes people that are out to do harm they will watch you put your packages in the car. safety first when shopping for gifts, we will tell you wha

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and welcome back. this morning an erupting volcano in bali continues to have a major impact on tourists for a second straight day the airport there will be shut down, it's disrupting travel for tens of thousands of people on that island and to surrounding islands. officials say the volcanic ash poses a huge safety risk to aircraft so the airport will most likely be closed for a third day also. meantime right now authorities in bali have told 100,000 people living near the volcano to evacuate and get out of the

area. san francisco's union square rolling out the red carpet for holiday shoppers. >> they want to promote a season of safety and cleanliness. clair listen taylor has more. >> reporter: union square is san francisco's premiere shopping destination and the holiday season is crucial to the city's reputation and its bottom line. >> it will probably add over $6 million just in the next four weeks to our economy. >> reporter: the city's goal is to make the area clean and safe every day, but there's a special emphasis during the holiday season. >> all your trash cans will be clean, we will be adding some additional steam cleaning. >> reporter: they've taken away the disruption of the central subway construction, placing a moratorium on the work until after the first of the year. streets have been closed off for pedestrian walkway, there's more police visibility on the streets and ambassadors provided by the

business improvement district. police chief william scott is offering common sense safety tips including don't be distracted, look up from your cellphone. if you use an atm, shield your pin numbers. of course, don't leave valuables visible in your car. even if you put them in the trunk you might want to think about changing your parking spot. once you've dropped off a load of gifts. >> sometimes people that are out to do harm they will watch you put your packages in the car and then you go resume your shopping and you come back and your things are gone. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of shoppers are expected to pack union square between now and christmas. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. did you get any deals? this year cyber monday hit a new record with sales topping $6.6 billion. adobe analytics reports sales went up 17% compared with a year ago, although the best da i to shop online is technically over many stores are extending their sales for at least another day.

industry experts urge you to compare prices before you actually make that purchase to make sure you're getting the best deal. the faa investigating a close call for two planes at new york's jfk airport. an egypt airplane clipped a virgin atlantic plane last night. the pilot pulled to the side but it wasn't far enough. two minutes later the egypt airplane tried to pass it and clipped the virgin atlantic's wing. this comes after two near misses involving air canada flights at sfo this year. in july a flight mistook a taxi way for a runway. it is 4:47. it is a foggy start to our day. >> at least around novato and north up near ukiah. look at these winds, they are calm on live doppler 7. as we take a picture outside

from the east bay hills chris wofford, can we get a shout out for air train workers at sfo. it's pretty cold out here. we watch you every morning during our break. sfo, one of our cooler mornings so far but thankfully the clouds are staying away and so will the delays. let's talk about your accuweather highlights. cooler start today, warmer ending, cooler and seasonal pattern for now and the weekend is still trending unsettled. we can't nail down exactly how much rain and when it's going to come in. right now keep your weekend plans going if they are for the outside. 60 to about 64 degrees today, lake port 59 for the cool spot. tonight 39 in santa rosa, maybe alamo, danville, san ramone 49, the rest of us in the low to mid 40s. 50 degrees. here is a look at the wettest system for saturday, sunday and monday, a 40% chance saturday,

90% coverage sunday and 40% monday. we will keep an eye on those. we will put a 1 on them right now even though the other medium range model says you may get nothing. we will try to be a little more aggressive even though it's for the weekend. temperatures low to upper 60s thursday, that looks pretty nice, frances. >> that is going to be nice, mike. here is a look at traffic which is also pretty nice. i'm showing you the traffic maps, it is green out there, a new crash was reported westbound 24 pleasant hill road, it's on the shoulder not causing delays. we are still keeping an eye on this crash through the altamonte pass area, it's not on the freeway, it's actually on grant line road at altamonte pass road but traffic is slowing westbound 580 through the altamonte pass in the eastbound direction some lanes may be blocked for construction. here is a look at the drive times. walnut creek to highway 13, but westbound 580, tracy to dublin is now 37 minutes. pokemon go may be to blah

i'm for more than 100,000 traffic accidents since the release. researchers looked at accident data between march of 2015 and november of 2016 and they say the number of accidents increased significantly after pokemon go was released in july. the likelihood of an accident near a stop increased by 29%. when the craze started to fade so did the number of accidents. the fda is saying if you own a dog to be careful if you give your dog bone treats that you find at the store. they say they have received nearly 70 reports of pet illnesses related to bone streets. now, the difference between a regular bone and a bone treat is that bone treats are ones that have already been processed, so these aren't like the natural bones that you find at the store. the fda reports the products may be dried through a smoking process or by baking and may

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facebook is rolling out suicide prevention tools with the help of artificial intelligence. >> the tools are designed to catch and intervene when someone could be posting suicidal thoughts or videos. the company says it alerted more

than 100 first responders about potentially fatal posts so far in a test of the system. founder and ceo mark zuckerberg says he knows about worries people have about artificial intelligence and privacy but hopes that this can be used to save lives. youtube is losing business over videos the "washington post" claims sex liesing children by showing them in various states of undress. adidas, mars, cad bury, smirnoff vodka, captain morgan and crown royal have pulled their ad campaigns. youtube says it prevents content that sex lies children. we are two months into the reiner i thought we would get an update and see where we are. at least in one city we're doing okay, santa rosa even with a dry october you are still a little bit above average. sfo is within .5 of where we should be. san francisco has pie, 3.14 bu

it's only three-quarters of where it should be or three-quarters missing we a are .75 inches from where we should be. beach hazard it is for just about all day tomorrow. northwest swells 10 to 14, everywhere you see the turquoise along the coast you need to be aware of rip currents, sneaker waves and large surf. pretty good on the roadways, i will show you a couple live cameras, here is the bay bridge toll plaza, looking good for the fast prak lanes, no delays, no major problems in the east bay, just the usual slowing westbound 580 through the altamonte pass. in the north bay the ride is smooth. san rafael down to the golden gate bridge. we have a lot of green elsewhere. checking out the south bay, you are good to go through san jose at this point. this morning a cat found 80 miles away from home is reunited with his owner. the san francisco spca posted this picture of the cat named squishy with his owner savannah

on facebook. a feral cat volunteer found him and brought him to the clinic. the spca was able to identify him thanks to a chip. just about one more month until recreational pot will be sold in california. new at 5:00 another bay area city is pushing to prevent sales. we are learning about a second explosive package detonating at a bay area home. it happened nowhere near the first incident. a man explains to us why he dropped flyers from a drone during the 49ers and raiders games over the weekend. we continue tracking breaking news in san jose, our team gathering information about police surrounding a police surrounding a neighborhood, a willow glen

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5:00 a.m., welcome to giving tuesday. it's november 28th. >> i will tell you i wanted to give into my blanket. >> you wanted to give into your blanket? >> and i did. i saw that alarm go off and i said, disrespectful. >> it is. >> i just continued laying there. >> did you hit snooze? >> i did. it felt so good because it is so cold. >> i love your story. can i tell you what i did? >> sure. >> i yelled at siri. i said text barbara, tell her i'm cold, snuggle bunny. so she came up and brought me another blanket last night. >> reggie and i working the system there. >> all right. you may not want to get out because look at this, one mile visibility in ukiah, eighth of a mile in novato. let's see what elsee