head out. it's another chilly morning out there. good morning and thanks for joining us on this wednesday, november 29. reggie and alexis are off today. >> good to have you here, matt. and you as well, frances. i can smell a cough drop over here, i think it's you, because the air is so dry, right? a lot of us have scratchy throats this morning. >> my wife won't let me turn the humidifier on. there's a little story behind that. >> an interesting place for her to put her foot down with you, mike. >> we'll talk later. it's out there, the fog, but it's not as dense and widespread as yesterday. the winds are fairly calm so st and it will evaporate faster than yesterday. here is a look from our east bay hills camera. matt trying to get me in trouble. 44 to 47. all right, at noon we're looking at 60 across the board. what a great day to be outside for lunch with total sunshine and light breezes. 58 to 61 at 4:00. and then 52 to about 55 at 7:00.

so heavier coat this morning. maybe a lighter coat during the evening hours. we've had some issues this morning. an update with frances. the hot spot right now is in the north bay on southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard. an injury accident still blocks the left lane so traffic has been very heavy approaching the scene. you can see it's almost backed up and heavy into petaluma. the drive time is pretty bad. it's over an hour. in fact, right now santa rosa to san francisco is 1:20. be patient if you're heading there. san mateo bridge, a little crowded in the westbound direction. eastbound traffic flowing well. the "today" show has fired anchor matt lauer. the network making the announcement this morning. i do want to show you a tweet from nbc news when they made the announcement on the show. they said a colleague complained monday night about inappropriate

sexual behavior in the work place. nbc says it was the worst lodged complaint against lauer but added they were presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. lauer's co-anchor, savannah guthrie, found out just before going on the air this morning. her reaction authentic. take a listen. >> hoda, for the moment all we can say is we are heartbroken. i'm heartbroken for matt. he is my dear, dear friend, and my partner and beloved by many, many people here. and i'm heartbroken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story, and any other women who have their own stories to tell. >> guthrie went on to say it will take some time to process this news, and that it is a sad morning. lauer had been part of nbc news for over 20 years and his dismissal also comes just a week after cbs fired morning show host charlie rose over allegations of sexual misconduct

with that network. matt, back to you. >> thanks, jessica. if you have the abc 7 news app you got the notification just after it happened. enable the push alerts to get breaking news anytime. 6:03 now. if you're using apple's new operating system, your computer may be at risk of getting hacked. >> a password flaw that allows anyone to break into your computer by tipping wun simple word. janeen de la vega with details. >> reporter: experts are calling the security flaw mind blowing. a turkish software engineer discovered the bug and post it had on twitter. if your mac is running the latest version of high sierra operating system, a stranger could log in and gain total access by typing the word root as the user name and leaving the password line blank. this bug enables a hacker to download malicious software and gives access to a lot of

personal information. cyber security experts say a hacker can delete a legitimate user's account, lock an account, abscess a bank and social media. >> computers are super complex and you might look at something that seems dumb and we might find out later, well, not so dumb. >> i'm concerned about the fact that the tech companies are not thinking carefully about issues of security. >> reporter: apple released a statement that reads in part, quote, we are working on a software update to address the issue. in the meantime setting a root password prevents unauthorized access to your mac. apple did not release a time line, one is expected soon. in the meantime mac users should not leave their computers unattended. for more information on that temporary fix, you can go to our website at abc7news.com. you'll find it on our home page. reporting live from los gatos,

janine de la vega, abc 7 news. san jose police now say they've made an arrest after someone riddled a school with bullets. we were in the willow glenn neighborhood where you could see the bullet holes. someone shot up the school early yesterday morning. security camera captured an image of the gunman who was arrested around 8:00 last night. the campus was hit with the same type of vandalism over veterans day weekend. security has been increased at the school. 6:05 now. detectives say a wife's suspicions led to her husband's arrest on child porn charges. matthew coda. sheriff's deputies arrested him when he stepped off a flight. his wife first contacted deputies in september. >> and with her help we were able to work through this case and place her husband under arrest. she's the hero in this. >> coda remains in the san mateo county jail on $200,000 bail.

detectives believe he downloaded images from the internet and did not take any of the 3,000 images the deputies say they found on his computer. happening today the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting following north korea's latest missile test. u.n. ambassador nikki haley will take part along with japan and south korean leaders today. yesterday's testing reached the highest altitude ever recorded by a north korean missile. north korea says that puts the entire u.s. in range. president trump spoke shortly after with south korea's president to discuss the country's response. >> we will take care of it. it is a situation that we will handle. >> south korea's military conducted its own missile drills just minutes after north korea's launch was detected. lights in richmond are a little too bright as far as the mayor is concerned. now he wants to do something about it. the mayor said new l.e.d. lights are more than just annoyin.

they are light pollution and he calls a lack of sleep and serious side effects. >> they put so much light up in my yard i can read a book at night on a moonless night and it's gotten worse the last few months. >> mayor butt posted his concerns on next door and says he's been receiving a lot of feedback. mayor butt says city code already requires some sort of shielding and it is about time to enforce it. new details on a plan to help san francisco businesses impacted by central subway construction. the checks could be going to business owners. i've been tracking the search for a young north carolina girl. we have new images coming in this morning that could hold a clue to her whereabouts. there was a crash that shut down lanes earlier today. frances is tracking any residual impacts from that. we're going to keep live weather we're going to keep live weather and traffic conditions on well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. we're going to keep live weather and traffic conditions on hold on a second. mmm.

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let's see how you should dress this morning. we'll start with the east bay where it's 42 in castro valley. 47 in union city. albany at 46 along with hayward.

49 the warm spot in alameda. across the bay, 46 right now in san carlos. 39 in pleasanton. and temperatures in the low 40s up in the north bay. a look down in the south bay. roads, a little bit of fog up north. chilly to mild if you're taking mass transit. a live shot at the ferry. a look at sfo. no delays. temperatures stagnant through friday. that will change this weekend. details coming up. here is frances. word of some b.a.r.t. delays on the pittsburg line. a train was taken out of service in pittsburg. it doesn't look like other lines are affected. on southbound 101 traffic is jammed to petaluma boulevard north where there was an earlier injury crash and there is debris in the lanes. it looks like the left lane may still be blocked so the drive time so slow right now. santa rosa to san francisco is 1:24 minutes but as you continue the ride it is looking good on

101 southbound there through san rafael down to the golden gate bridge. matt, natasha? thanks, frances. this morning pet owners in the south bay are on edge after two cats were shot with arrows. tesla just announced its new all the opioid my doctor prescribed for my chronic back pain backed me up... big time. beforeovantik, i tried to treat it myself. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she said: one, movantik was specifically designed for opioid-induced constipation... oic. number two? my movantik savings card casave me big time over the other things i tried. don't take movantik if you have or had a bowel blockage. serious side effects include opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain, severe diarrhea, and stomach or intestinal tears. tell your doctor about side effects and medicines you take. movantik may interact with them causing side effects. don't back down from oic. talk to your doctor about mo-van-tik. and how you can have a $0 co-pay.

welcome back. i want to update you on a story

i've been watching for quite some time. a toddler who vanished in north carolina over the weekend. she is only 3 years old and now police have thought this whole time she was abducted. we have gotten new pictures this morning, possibly a suspect. take a look here at these surveillance photos released of little mariah woods. you can see she appears to be with a middle-aged woman. she is photos were snapped inside of a walmart in moorhead city about 40 miles east of jacksonville, north carolina, from where that little girl was taken from inside her home. and this morning we have federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies looking at these photos trying to find this pair and hoping to get that little girl home safe. i've been watching for updates and so far that search continues. natasha? >> certainly hoping for the best. thanks, jessica. pet owners in san jose are on edge after learning two cats were shot at with arrows. who would do this? neighbors say one cat is still

recovering from surgery after being hit in the stomach. >> are you prepared to do the time for the crime? it's not a small thing to attack people's animals and endanger human lives. >> the other incident happened in october. that cat survived. sources tell abc 7 news the arrows used in the attacks appear to be similar. police are asking anyone with information about either attack to please contact them. some new details now. it appears chinatown businesses will receive nearly $450,000 in city support because of construction delays for the central subway project according to "the examiner." the budget and finance committee is scheduled to vote on releasing $225,000 from the committee's reserve. it would be matched by the office of economic workforce development. chinatown base businesses have been affected by the lack of parking spots taken up by construction. the subway is set to open a year later than originally planned. dhl plans to order ten tesla

semis. they will be used for same day deliveries. walmart has said it will give the new trucks a try. tesla semis were unveiled november 16th and can run 500 miles off a single charge. so important to have a working smoke alarm in your home. i was proud to help kick off operation 7 save a life in san francisco. it is the eighth year abc 7 news has teamed up with the local fire departments, home depot and kidde. kidde announced a gift of 4,400 smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. >> the donation will go a long way to saving lives. >> the fire departments will hand out the detectors to those they see in need. over the past decade kidde has been giving the bay area more than 25,000 smoke detectors and 3,000 carbon monoxide alarms.

if you missed yesterday's event the san francisco fire department will be giving out more free smoke detectors tomorrow happening at a community safety fair at city college of san francisco's ocean campus on phelan avenue. the event starts at 10:00 tomorrow morning. you can also call the fire department if you have problems with your fire alarm and they'll go out and check it out at your home. a fun tip there. >> they'll test them for you. >> they will. >> i test them every night when i cook. >> they're working? >> they're working really well. >> so many burnt -- i mean, blackened things that you eat. >> yes. >> we're going to matt's house for dinner. >> the great thing you reminded someone like me who has been in his house for 1 1 years, you probably need to replace yours. >> at least every ten years replace the entire alarm. >> and i have a bedroom over our garage where the heater is and hot water is so carbon monoxide, on my short list of things to do

today. hi, everybody. grab the sunglasses. a look at san rafael. no fog there but there is some across the north bay. it's less widespread and will get out of here much quicker and you'll be left with sunshine like we're seeing from the exploratorium. milder highs today. your second accuweather highlight, the weekend, yesterday i told you don't change your plans. it's trending drier and milder. and december dry and then warm. medium range models, not a single chance of wet weather in december. today, look at this, along the coast our extremes. 61 in half moon bay to 66 in santa cruz. we'll throw ukian in at 66. 62 in san francisco to about 65 in places like fairfield and also in san jose and morgan hill. now look at the storm to our north and the waves generating 20 or 30-foot storms. for us 10 to 15. this storm, unfortunately for us, will stay to the north and not bring us any rain.

just an increase in high clouds the next couple of days. tonight you can see some fog warming up in the north bay and tule fog. temperatures mainly in the low to mid-40s inland and around the bay and upper 40s to near 50 for half moon bay, san mateo and san francisco. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. even warmer tomorrow. how about some of you driving around, you'll hit 70 on your car thermometers. friday thicker high clouds will drop us a few degrees but 60 to 66. sun and clouds, looking dry for saturday. cool and breezy for sunday, in the 50s, and then upper 50s to low 60s monday and tuesday with more sunshine. we confirmed with b.a.r.t. no delays right now. trains are running on time. ace train and cal train all green right now. where traffic is red is in the north bay on southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard. an earlier injury crash may be blocking the left lane. traffic is jammed to a crawl so

the drive time really slow still. from santa rosa to san francisco 1:24 and that's because of the delay due to that crash. elsewhere it's looking great in the south bay. this is highway 280 in san jose for headlights moving northbound, 17 out of the santa cruz mountains across your screen and slightly slow ride in the westbound direction of san mateo bridge but no major problems there. matt, natasha? >> would you give marijuana to your pets? the study that could help our furry friends. >> it started as a small ice cream shop. now there's a big

all you ice cream lovers, the san francisco ice cream shop known for made-to-order options is planning a big expansion. they will open more than 100 franchise locations over the next five years. the cost to own, $30,000 up front plus a 7% royalty. time to ask finney and this morning a question about shoes. >> he spoke to us at our ask finney pop-up. michael finney has the answer.

>> what's the best way to get a good deal for athletic shoes? >> right now is an excellent time to buy athletic shoes. first, you have holiday sales going on right now and then you're going to have after holiday sales on december 26th until the end of the year. great time to buy. january is also a good time because that's when people have new year's resolutions to exercise. many retailers and manufacturers are out there offering deals. happy holidays and thanks for your question. if you have a question for michael finney record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it on social media using the #askfinney. the uc davis school of veterinary medicine is conducting a first of its kind survey to learn about the effects of medical cannabis on pets. >> it's true, a woman says that she uses cbd oil on her four-legged pet to help with

anxiety and pain. it is extracted from the hemp plant. >> we've noticed he doesn't hop and skip as much. he has an easier time taking long walks, too. >> we don't have a lot of research published on both the doses appropriate in animals. >> she says so far about 400 pet owners have responded to the uc davis pet hospital survey. a store says cbd oil and treats are a hot item there. employees say the oil is nonpsychoactive so your pet will not technically get high. >> next at 6:30 a big day for president trump. how he will sell his tax plan to america later today. >> and bay area residents raised millions. when san francisco will host a second big benefit concert. and here at the live desk i am tracking breaking news out of new york. nbc news has fired matt lauer. i will have the details next. a little bit of a wardrobe change today. dress for temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning, but 60s to near 70 this afternoon.

the weekend is trending dr

good morning and thanks for i'm matt keller in for reggie aqui. >> and i'm natasha zouves. mike is bringing us a cool, dry start. >> yes, definitely about the

same as we dealt with yesterday. stretching across 37 to novato and the mile in santa rosa. then it will fade faster than yesterday. your accuweather 12-hour planner temperatures mid to upper 40s. look at that, everybody is at 60 with hazy sunshine at noon. and then at 4:00 total sunshine. even drier air drops down 50 to 52 by 7:00. we'll talk about a stretch of dry weather that may last several weeks into december. >> southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard north there was debris and traffic has been heavy bumper to bumper to the scene but all lanes have been

reopened. southbound 101 is 1:17. once you make your way through santa rosa or past santa rosa and fine through san rafael. bay bridge toll plaza, normal delays there. and this morning i continue tracking the breaking news here, nbc has fired its leading news anchor matt lauer over sexual harassment allegations and co-anchor savannah guthrie found out only moments before going on air this morning. here is the announcement. >> and good morning, everybody, welcome to "today." hoda is here with me. this is a sad mornin here at "today" and at nbc news. just moments ago nbc news chairman sent the following note to our organization. dear colleagues, on monday night we received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in

the work place by matt lauer. it represented, after serious review, a clear violation of our company's standards. as a result, we have decided to terminate his employment. >> and here's the tweet announcing lauer's termination. while it is the first complaint about lauer's behavior in the more than 20 years he's been at nbc news, nbc says it was also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident and this morning guthrie said, quote, it is hard to reconcile the man who walks in every day with the person identified in this complaint. natasha? a gunman is dead after police say he started shooting from a high-rise luxury condo. he was barricaded with the hostage around 7:00 on the eighth floor of the condo complex on north sierra street. officers shot the suspect and he died on the way to the hospital.

the only injury is a hand injury. the hostage is now safe with no injuries. they think the suspect and hostage had a domestic relationship. a high-speed chase ended with the crash. >> just after 10:00 p.m. they received reports of a group of cars getting ready to race. the female driver took off and the pursuit began. officials say the driver tried to exit at solano way and lost control and crashed. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officials say she will be booked into jail when she is released. now to an overnight fire in the east bay. shortly before midnight. the alameda county fire department posted these photos on its instagram page. they show crews putting out the fire. officials say a woman was treated for smoke inhalation. she was not taken to the hospital. no one else was hurt.

the san francisco board of supervisors has approved regulations for the sale of marijuana once it becomes legal in california in january. some members of the city's chinese immigrant community were asking for a larger barrier. the jury in the kate steinle trial deliberates the fate of jose ines garcia zarate day five. >> it is a case that has gotten national attention. reporter amy hollyfield is live at the san francisco hall of justice. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. if you are thinking, wow, this jury is taking a long time, think again. this amount of time for a jury on a murder trial is not unusual. >> murder trials can last for weeks or they can come back very quickly.

if they came back today i would say that was a quick verdict. >> reporter: the jury got the case last tuesday afternoon on whether to convict jose ines garcia zarate of murder. zarate says he picked up a gun he found on the ground and it went off. prosecutors say he fired it at kate steinle who was walking with her father when she was shot and killed. zarate had a criminal record and was set to be deported. the jury is due back if the courtroom at 9:00 this morning. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> we will bring you the verdict live on abc 7 news and online at

abc7news.com. a canadian man accused in the massive yahoo! e-mail attack faces up to nine years in prison when sentenced in february. kamir federal court yesterday. now his lawyers say that he is a minor player in the scheme organized by russian intelligence officers. more than half a billion yahoo! accounts were exposed. oakland mayor libby schaaf says police won't cooperate with i.c.e. agents in the future. they blasted police for assisting with traffic control during a raid in august. federal agents detained two men. oakland's police chief claims i.c.e. told her it was a criminal raid targeting human trafficking suspects. >> only deportation charges have >> only deportation charges have been brought.

>> they say they wouldn't have provided help if they knew it was a deportation action because of the sanctuary city status. today president trump will take his push on the road. the president is traveling to the midwest to make his pitch to the american people. meanwhile in washington trump facing another battle with democrats over the looming government shutdown. abc news reporter kenneth moton live with more details. kenneth? >> reporter: jessica, on the gop tax reform do republicans have the votes to get it passed? today president trump is on the move headed to missouri to sell tax reform to the american people. the president on capitol hill yesterday to rally senate republicans. analysts say those earning more

than $100,000 would see big tax cuts but within ten years most earning less than $75,000 a year estimated to pay more. face a shutdown. president trump needs to strike a deal with the democrats. the president tweeted, blasting them saying he doesn't see a deal. i don't see a deal before anything he had to say. >> president trump and republicans are in control but will blame democrats if the government shuts down. >> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's talk temperatures in san francisco. we do have some 40s out there.

51 in the castro and also in the mission and 50 in bayview seem to be the warm spots. 48 in daly city. santa clara you're at 43. pleasanton, look at american canyon and petaluma. 37 and 38. a look at santa cruz. looks calm this morning. this isn't necessarily one of our northwest facing beaches that will have rough surf at the coast. if you're running errands take sunglasses and chilly to mild if you're exercising. we're seeing 8 to 12 foot waves and the swells could get up to 10 to 14. let's talk about what will happen. about 47 in tahoe. no snow of any significance in this forecast.

it will get breezy and cool over the weekend. frances? we've had a few hot spots come and go. we're dealing with normal delays. traffic is a bit crowded so the drive time across from hayward into foster city is about 27 minutes. not bad. this is also slow and go as you make your way to the maze and that is backed up all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. the earlier hot spot still warm because the crash has cleared but there's some residual traffic. all lanes now open. the drive time is improving. unfortunately, it is still slow. it is 1:13. a great way to go is mass transit. b.a.r.t., ace, and cal train no delays. just normal delays. no major problems there.

guys? a summer camp destroyed in the north bay fires. how one determined 12-year-old boy may succeed in bringing it back. a warning for apple computer owners. the software flaw that could leave your computer open to anyone not just hackers. first a look at what's come up at 9:00 with kelly and ryan. >> hello there. >> good morning. >> coming up on "live" star wars.

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a major alert for you. if you are using apple's new operating system your computer may be at risk of being hacked. it allows anyone to break into your computer by typing in one simple word. janine de la vega joins us live with the details. >> reporter: this is a major security problem that caught a lot of people off guard and apple is working to fix it. if your mac is running the latest version of the high sierra operating system a stranger could log in and gain total access to your computer by typing the word root as the name and password blank. it came preinstalled on a handful of computer models. this bug enables a hacker to download malicious software and gives access to personal information. >> you can do anything and

everything. you can delete to the users account, you can log in to his account, access his bank, his e-mail, his twitter, facebook, anything. >> reporter: apple released a statement that reads in part we are working on a software update to address this issue. in the meantime, setting a root password to your mac. apple did not release a time line on the fix, one is expected soon. experts say mac users should not leave their computers unattended. for more information on the temporary fix go to our website at abc7news.com and you can find more information on our home page. i am tracking a story at one of the world's most famous casinos in las vegas, the bellagio, a heist there overnight and police right now on the hunt for the man who robbed a poker cage at the

bellagio and casino surveillance shows him wearing a wig and glasses. you can see his face there. he was armed with a handgun and, get this, after james woods was playing poker just 30 feet away, he tweeted that casino staff quietly handed the man money and did nothing to endanger customers. the robber got away and police right now are following some leads but they say they are still looking for that person this morning. matt, back to you. happening today moscow's ambassador to the united states will be in san francisco to inspect the former russian consulate. after washington ordered moscow to vacate some of its diplomatic properties. the move came as relations soured between the two countries. no word on what the ambassador wants to see. russian officials say he's scheduled to meet with business leaders. 6:46 now. a chance to see the red-hot chili peppers and do some good.

you can help raise money when a second concert takes place. it follows the star-studded concert at at&t park. the red-hot chili peppers tweeted out they will headline another show that will take place at san francisco's auditorium and tickets go on sale friday. turning grief into action. a 12-year-old took giving tuesday to a whole new level. avi shapiro started a fund-raising campaign to raise money for his beloved summer camp. it was destroyed by the tubbs fire. shapiro was devastated and wanted to do something about it so he did. he immediately got his laptop out, start aed a go fund me pag. >> i felt that was a good way to raise awareness about it and to raise some money for rebuilding because i want to go back to camp. >> it didn't take long before the donations started pouring in. he's almost reached his goal of $9,000. officials say camp newman has

secured a spot for 2018. a look at avi's go fund me page, raised over $8,882. just a little bit short of his $9,000 goal. go to our website. we have a link there at abc7news.com. >> i think we can make it. that's really cool. to your morning money report. >> bay area based auto desk is laying off more than 1,100 employees roughly 13% of its workforce. it creates 3d imaging software with offices in san rafael and san francisco. no word yet on where or when those layoffs will occur. >> several tech giants are trying to get women back into the workforce after having a child, teaming up with path forward, the nonprofit works with companies to create returnship programs that trains people returning to the workforce. it launch last year. so far 142 people hired for permanent jobs through the program. the l.a. auto show is going to the dogs.

a family of eight labs and golden retrievers. the driving dogs show the company unveiling its new suv at the l.a. auto show with some canine help. these dogs are featured in the company's new ads. some good news for any google user upset over the hamburger emoji last month. >> google has fixed the image. the old emoji is on the left. the new one on the right. a twitter user discovered the cheese was on the bottom. the google ceo joked he would drop everything to fix the issue. the new emoji design puts the cheese where it should be, i guess, on top of the patti. sometimes you do the melt, you put the cheese right on the bread and put it together. >> there are so many real problems to talk about. >> more important things to do like checking in with mike nicco with the weather forecast. mike, chilly. >> what if we don't like sesame seeds. >> start your twitter campaign

now. do it, mike. >> actually, they're healthy for you so i'll eat them. we have a typical la nina pattern right now and it will hold this way for the next several weeks. pounded by storm after storm while we get passing high clouds. right now it's cleared from our east bay hills camera. a calm morning out there. sunny, slightly warmer. seeing stars, a little bit of fog, even less than this morning, it will evaporate even faster and the weekend trending drier. hopefully you didn't change your plans. 61 at half moon bay. santa cruz and ukiah on the other end, about 64 to 65 degrees. lows tonight about the same as this morning. some upper 30s if our deepest inland valleys. 40 to 45 for most of us. san mateo, half moon bay, some upper 40s. let's get a check of my accuweather seven-day forecast and what you're going to see

even warmer tomorrow. some of us with our home thermometers may hit 70. pry day the increasing high clouds will dim our sunshine enough to take temperatures down a couple degrees. more clouds over the weekend but the cold front now looks dry. it will just bring us a cool and breezy sunday with temperatures in the 50s and then sunshine for monday and tuesday with 58 to 62. pretty close to where we should be for early december. hi, frances. there's a new crash in hayward on northbound 880 at tennyson. looks like three cars involved and at least one lane is blocked. in the northbound direction there isn't much slowing at this point but southbound traffic is slow as you make your way out of hayward towards fremont. that's the usual delay there. and still sluggish and slow in spots on southbound 101 because of an earlier accident north. it's starting to pick up there but it's red as you make your way past the crash, moving slower at 12 miles an hour. so the drive time unfortunately

on southbound 101 is still 1:20. across the golden gate bridge, traffic looking good as you make your way into san francisco and here's a live shot. normal slow and go traffic on 101. here northbound 101 for headlights looks good underneath 880. and that breaking news president trump this morning responding to north korea's latest missile launch. i want to show you a tweet here from the president just sent out a few moments ago saying just spoke to president xi jinping of china concerning the provocative actions of north korea. additional major sanctions will be imposed on north korea today. this situation will be handled! the new missile launch by north korea just yesterday is capable of hitting the entire u.s. mainland. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. coming back in 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know before you go. first, our instagram picture of the day.

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sexual behavior and nbc saying this morning it does have reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. reno police say a gunman who started shooting at the street from a luxury condo is dead. officers shot the suspect last night. number three, day five of deliberations in the san francisco trial of the m accused of killing kate steinle two years ago on pier 14. jose ines garcia zarate says he picked up a gun that he found on the ground and it accidentally went off. >> number four, apple is working on an emergency fix for a password flaw in its high sierra operating system that allows hackers to break into mac computers by typing one word. and number five, late november, doesn't get much quieter than this. your 12-hour day planner, mid to upper 40s this morning. as we head throughout the afternoon hours, 60s. all right, and number six, the usual delays against the bay area. the bay bridge toll plaza which is backed up into the maze, a

slow ride westbound 580 tracy to castro valley. >> a special tribute to the north bay fire victims on display at the symphony. dozens of christmas trees adorpd with ornaments that represent a contribution to fire relief efforts. abc 7 news continues online. >> we'll be back in about 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. we appreciate you being with us this morning. a live look outside. it is cool to start and dry to start but it will warm up later today, mike. when conditions change where you live -- >> we're expecting heavy rain in the bay air why tomorrow. >> this is a strong, slow moving soaker. >> abc 7 alerts you first. >> taking the flash flood warning up here very seriously. >> when you need to know what's headed your way. >> let's get right to our storm. a level three on our storm impact scale. >> live doppler 7 is wherever you are. >> live doppler 7 along with satellite. this is our storm system right here. >> stay

good morning, america. breaking news. for our viewers in the west, matt lauer fired from the today show. >> this is a sad morning here at "today". >> somebody comes forward with her complaint, and the chairman says there were concerns it was not an isolated incident. breaking news. caught. police making an arrest in that serial killer case, terrorizing a tampa neighborhood. this 24-year-old found with a gun at work at mcdonald's. now in custody. how police finally tracked him down. here on "gma." also breaking, north korea says their new missile could reach the entire u.s. mainland with a nuclear warhead. pilots taking off from the west coast said they could see flashes from the missile test in the sky. president trump called it a grave threat to the entire world. >> it is a sit