a cool morning for your thursday, november 30th. mike tells us we're going to warm up a little bit. >> yeah. temperatures near 70 today in some neighborhoods for the warmest spots. still a little bit of fog. that cool weather to talk about this morning. it's very dangerous. more dangerous than what we're dealing with in petaluma in places like lakeville, magnolia avenue, 101 heading through there, 116 heading in and out from the east to west. western avenue, and it goes all the way down to about novato about half a mile and even some in the central valley. watch out for that. as far as your 12-hour accuweather planner, let's take a look. and you have 38 to nearly 50 at the coast. much warm they are morning. how about 58 to 62 with high clouds and sunshine. the same passing high cloud or two. make sure you have the sunglasses today and a delightful evening at 7:00. 52 to 54 degrees.

frances, what are you following this morning? mike, we have a couple new accidents that just happened in the last few minutes. an overturn in san jose. i'll show that you in a bit as well. there's one in the bay point area westbound 4 at bailey. a big rig involved blocking the number three lane and traffic has been slow making your way out of pittsburg and antioch. 24 miles an hour connecting on to 242. and then the overturn crash in san jose i think will cause a big slowdown northbound 101 so heads-up there if you're planning to drive through the area. consider highway 87. normal slow and go traffic westbound 580 tracy to castro valley which is over an hour. 1:02, to be exact. if you're planning on traveling for holidays, a big heads-up if you're flying american airlines. >> big concerns about a pilot shortage during crucial weeks, talking christmas and new year's avenue. matt keller live for us at san

jose mineta airport. good morning, matt. >> reporter: everything is running smoothly here at the san jose airport, but the christmas travel season could be a mess. blame it on the computer. the pilots union says american airlines scheduling system gave too many pilots time off. 15,000 flights from december 17th to the end of the year were scheduled without a captain, a co-pilot or both. the airline says it expects to avoid canceling flights by paying time and a half and using reserve pilots. one passenger we spoke with is going to las vegas a week before christmas and doesn't want this issue to stop her fun. >> pay the pilots so we'll be safe. >> reporter: and get to you vegas? >> get me to vegas to enjoy my birthday. >> reporter: even with the offer of the extra pay the pilots union is urging members not to take on these flights as it could violate their contracts. they're hoping the airline comes

to them to work out a deal. passengers, though, are keeping an eye on this. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. breaking news, a fifth woman is coming forward accusing minnesota senator al franken of inappropriate sexual behavior. i do want to show you that picture on cnn.com. this is the woman coming forward here. she is an army veteran. kemplin claims he groped her in 2003 when she was deployed in kuwait and that he cupped her breast during a photo-op. she is the fifth woman in two weeks to accuse the minnesota democrat of inappropriate touching and the second to allege the behavior happened while he was a comedian on a uso tour. franken has apologized for some of these claims but has said he will not step down. so far this morning no word on

the newest allegation. a vote could come today on the tax bill but likely not until tomorrow. all democrats against the plan say it will raise taxes for the poor and give big tax cuts to the wealthy. several republicans have not committed but it looks like they may have the numbers to get the bill passed. president trump says the plan will benefit middle class families. he's back at the white house after trying to rally support in missouri. many students are against the gop tax plan. they say it will keep them from writing off student loan interest and put graduate education out of reach. students marched out of classrooms all across america yesterday this is video from usc and some uc davis students also walked out. albany's city manager retiring because of the high expenses and heavy traffic in the bay area. "the east bay times" reports penelope crumpley last day. she has served as city manager for the past four. she and her husband plan to move to the sierra foothills.

an 11-year-old getaway driver is among 11 arrested after a violent crime spree. at least one person got away. it started with a carjacking at communications hill on friday. san jose detectives say that was followed by seven armed robberies. four carjackings, four car thefts and two residential burglaries. ultimately police arrested 11 juvenile suspects after three separate high-speed chases. the drivers were 11, 14, and 17 years old. lieutenant paul yoe self says kids on violent crime sprees is becoming a trend. >> it is quite alarming and we've been successful in arresting many of them. as soon as we arrest them another group pops up the following weekend. >> detectives believe there could be more victims from over the weekend. if you have any information you are asked to call police. new details on the future of marijuana sales in sausalito. the city council approved a 45-day emergency ordinance to stop all commercial activities starting january 1st when pot sales become legal across

california. according to our media partner they will revisit the issue in mid-january to either extend this law or enact more permanent zoning rules. if the city had not taken action the state could have issued licenses for commerial marijuana businesses in sausalito without local input. the climate summit is under way and governor jerry brown helped kick things off in san francisco. he says california is currently using nearly 50% renewable energy and 100% by 2040 is not out of the question. >> california's actively pursuing an energy policy that we can sustain in the face of federal opposition. >> governor brown wants a plan to reduce kindling and the wildfire threat across the state. happening today the oakland alameda county coliseum board holding a special meeting to discuss the future transformation of the oracle arena. the board is scheduled to talk

about time line scenarios for both the raiders and the warriors. the raiders plan to move to las vegas for the 2020 season. the warriors are set to move to the chase center in san francisco in 2019. in addition the coliseum board will discuss the proposed new stadium with the oakland a's at laney college as well as the future role of the coliseum. abc 7 news will be at that 9:00 a.m. meeting and we'll have updates on later newscasts. if you build it, they will ride. smart is becoming so popular it's announcing a new expansion. plus, a new warning from the cdc. what you should know as we get into flu season. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza at 6:07 in the morning. we're going to keep live weather and traff - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries

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let's talk temperatures this morning because you have an area that's near frost. american canyon, 33 degrees. easily the cool spot anywhere. just down the road in vallejo, same thing in mill valley. petaluma at 37. santa rosa at about 38. san rafael, 43. across the bridge, 48. 51 in san francisco and alameda. newark, 41. 43 at san jose and san ramone at 36. looks like traffic is getting

interesting on the roads. just watch out for fog north. mass transit, chilly this morning but mild this afternoon and light breezes if a ferry is in your future. speaking of your future, frances just told me it's not quite as quiet as it was before. everything changed, mike, within the last ten minutes. there's an injury crash in a bad spot. this is in hayward so heads-up for those of how take southbound 880. there's an injury accident southbound 880 at highway 92. traffic is already slow out of san lorenzo and sluggish into union city and into fremont. also an overturn accident in san jose north 101 closer to the capitol expressway. they say lanes are clear but traffic is slowing in the area. and another accident westbound 4 at bailey, this one involves a big rig so traffic sluggish through bay point at this point. >> thank you, frances. it appears the north bay's new transit agency is a hit. "the press democrat" reports smart is adding an extra car to some of its most popular trips.

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i want to show you new video just coming in showing tuesday's missile launch in north korea, and look here. experts say this is a really big deal because you can see a major advance in technology and this is come from north korean state television. the intercontinental ballistic missile test could reach anywhere in the u.s. ambassador nikki haley, in fact, told the u.n. the missile test, quote, brings us closer to war. an expert in nonproliferation from san jose state university says americans should be concerned. >> this isn't an issue of life and death. it's the issue of survival of ourselves and our families. it should be taken seriously even though there are a number of other momentous events going on in washington. >> experts say it could be one to three years before north korea has a miniaturized nuclear

warhead that could reach the u.s. mainland, but this latest test certainly a concern this morning, reggie. >> thank you, jessica. when it comes to millennials a lot of stories about young people being less likely to move out of their parents home than in previous generations. but what about the millennials who do move? this is interesting. a new survey shows oakland is a popular landing spot. more than 8,700 millennials moved to oaklan in 2015. most of them relocated from another county. person finance company crunched the numbers and found about 4,800 young people moved to san francisco during the same time period but a big difference with those people. a majority of them came from out of state. an annual christmas tree lighting raised $165,000 for victims of the northern california fires. >> roberto gonzalez productions shared this video of the 555 california street tree lightig celebration. this is the 11th year former

49ers and raiders hall of famer ronnie lott put the event together. this year's proceeds will help northern california communities rebuild after the disastrous northern california fires. former niners great joe montana was happy to support. >> you can replace a lot of things, but for a lot of people, it's their life savings. we feel for them. >> take a look at the tree. more than 80 feet tall covered with more than 200,000 lights. after the holidays it will be locally recycled. >> pretty night last night for that. looks like we'll have ourselves a repeat. >> i think so. we're stuck in this pattern for a while. >> that's fine. >> even though the calendar will change tomorrow, the pattern is really not. it may get even hotter before our next chance of rain and we're warm today. hi, everybody, a look at the golden gate bridge. the fog has not slipped down here. an east/northeast wind at 10 miles an hour at the surface. in the higher elevations we have

a northwest to southeast wind t. could be a pretty sun rise. we'd love to see it. highlights, mostly sunny today. weekend weather still trending dry but a hope there's a stray shower or two in saturday's forecast. it's just going to be warm for december, at least the first two weeks. we went through another whole 24 hours of our computer forecasting cycles and they're still showing bone-dry air through the 16th of december. some of the warmest air the second week of december. we could set some records if that holds. for today we have half moon bay in san francisco, richmond, san rafael, vallejo, oakland, on the low end, 68 in san jose and santa cruz on the high end. tonight rinse and repeat. 39 in napa we'll have some other 30s in the north bay valleys, also the san ramone valley. and then the closer to san francisco upper 40s to near 50 degrees. here's my accuweather forecast.

60 to 66 tomorrow. the warmest part of the air mass moves away as a cold front draws near and gives us a chance of a stray shower saturday. what it really does is brings our temperatures back to average. that's pretty much what we'll have with all that sunshine tuesday and wednesday. how about an update, frances? >> three accidents to tell you about heading to the san mateo bridge. slow with this live shot behind me on this side over here and it's also slow getting there on southbound 880 because of an accident. an injury crash near highway 92. they got everything off to the right-hand shoulder. with injuries and the emergency crews, as emergency crews are at the scene it does cause a distraction. the capitol expressway has been cleared from the lanes but you can see it's still very heavy approaching the scene. reggie, natasha? >> the community comes together

to help a san francisco police officer injured while on duty. neighbors who live near muirwoods the new reservation parking plan. why it's a big problem for local residents. first here is ginger zee. good morning, coming up on "gma" bombshell accusations against matt lauer. what we are learning as more come forward. the reporters who broke the story are joining us this morning. plus, here live on this friday eve. it's going to be a good one coming up.

it's 6:23. this year's flu shot may not protect you. dr. jennifer ashton is talking about it on "good morning america" this morning. she says health experts say the flu season may be particularly bad. tracking what's happening in the southern hemisphere is a preview of what will happen at home. it's only 10% effective. >> right now we have to be clear, still get vaccinated. 10% efficacy is better than zero percent and people can get very

sick and die of the flu. practice good hand hygiene. you get sick, stay home. >> dr. ashton says there is huge interest in developing a universal vaccine. come up at 7:00, she'll explain how it would work and drastically reduce the number of times you have to get the flu shot. many residents are concerned a new parking reservation system could flood their neighborhood with tourists. the marin ij reports many voiced their fears earlier this week at a national park service meeting. starting january 16th visitors who want to park in the main lot have to have a reservation. some residents circling the neighborhoods looking for places to park which i think is something that already happens to be honest. shelly from novato has a question about repairing a kitchen appliance. >> 7 on your side's michael finney has her answer. >> i'd like to know what the california lemon law rights are because we have a refrigerator that the ice maker doesn't work. we have the extended warranty

and they have sent repair people three times. they've replaced everything and they're still ordering parts. hi, shelly. our state car lemon law is probably the most famous but there's a federal law which covers warranties on nearly all consumer products. products must perform as expected and if not there needs to be a repair, replacement or money back. now you have to sue. you have to go to small claims court. it might be easier to contact me here at the station. you can find my 7 on your side page at abc7news.com. shelly, good luck and happy holidays. if you have a questions for michael finney you can record it on your phone or tablet and share it on social media use the #askfinney. the man who deactivated president trump's twitter account is now defending himself. get ready to pay more, a lot more in san francisco. it's a park. the plan that could have parking

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right now at 6:30 new accusations made against matt lauer, and this morning the disgraced "today" show anchor is issuing a response. >> first, a look at our weather and it's a cool one. i even thought about turning my heat on as i was getting ready, and i never do that. the temperatures in some areas dipping near freezing although things will be changing as the day goes on. good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday, november 30th. frances in for alexis. good to see her. >> thank you. >> mike nicco bringing us more of the same. we're stuck in this pattern. change a little bit over the weekend and then we're zooming again next week and possibly even warmer the second week of december. it's crazy. half mile visibility in

petaluma, starting to get thicker. some of that fog could slip down to novato. take a look at your acc planner. a nice time to be walking about. 50 to 52 at 7:00. take a look at the weekend forecast, that cooler weather and the threat of a possibility of a shower. here's frances. there are two accidents in hayward. in fact, a new one just came in at 8th street approaching an injury crash. this one has been cleared to the right-hand side but you can see traffic is just a crawl. 6 mills an hour as you make your way southbound from 238. an earlier injury crash. it's off to the shoulder but look at that.

it is jamming things up on north 101. traffic is crawling at around 15 miles an hour. i have a couple more problems to tell but in my next report. from our live desk this morning matt lauer is now responding to the allegations that cost him his job at nbc. he released a statement early this morning saying, in part, quote, there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt, i am truly sorry. he also said, quote, some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. meantime nbc brass has doubled down on its claim it was never made aware of any complaints about lauer's conduct prior to this week.

but variety is disputing that claim. >> we talked to dozens of former and current staffers who say that there was general knowledge within all ranks of nbc between staffers, high-ranking executives, other anchors on air with matt knowing, detailing, speaking about what doing, pursuing women. >> in fact, "variety" claims nbc is playing with semantics meaning they may not have had any formal complaints on paper but it was well known among executives of what lauer was doing. and also later on "good morning america" hear how "variety" claims paranoia played a role in his actions. plus word on other possible victims. that is all coming up at 7:00 a.m. here on abc 7. >> thank you, jessica. the sixth day of deliberations of people killing kate steinle. >> every detail, every person

who walks in and out of a courtroom is scrutinized to figure out where the jury could be leaning in their decision making progress. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. still no sign of a verdict. jurors are trying to decide the fate of jose ines garcia zarate, a 45-year-old homeless, undocumented immigrant. they can convict him of first or second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, or, of course, they can find him not guilty. another option is a hung jury that a legal expert we consulted with said would be unusual. >> a judge will generally try to assist the jury in reaching a verdict and there are instructions judge will give a jury if it indicates it is unable to reach a verdict. >> reporter: zarate is accused of killing kate steinle. she was walking with her father when she was shot in the back and killed.

zarate says he just picked up a gun he found off the ground and that it went off accidentally. the prosecutors believe that he aimed and fired it on purpose. the jurors for the case, they got the case last tuesday afternoon but had the thanksgiving break so all in all they've deliberated about 22 hours on this case and will be back at it this morning. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you. you can be the first to know when the verdict comes down by downloading the free app and enabling push alerts. we'll bring you the verdict live on air and online. new this morning san jose firefight hers to rescue a man trapped inside a car. it rolled over on the side of northbound highway 101 and here is a look at the scene. the car flipped over with its wheels in the air. the vehicle rolled down into a ditch near the tule road ex et and took firefighters nearly half an hour to get the man out of the car. he was put on a stretcher and taken to a nearby hospital. still waiting to hear how he's

doing. san francisco police tweeted this just before midnight last night thanking everyone who came out to support officer elia lewin-tankel who was critically injured in the line of duty. tenderloin based officers helped plan the fund-raiser at the bill graham civic auditorium. officer lewin-tankel was on patrol when he was hit by a suspect's car on october 18th. he has traumatic brain injury. abc 7 news was also at last night's fund-raiser and we spoke with those who came out to support him and his wife. >> the amount of support from the community is we couldn't ask for more. >> families, friends, and strangers have all lifted us towards the light and away from darkness. for that and so much more we are grateful. thank you. >> for more on how you can help go to the website abc7news.com. and happening today one of the two men who escaped from a palo alto courthouse will be arraigned. federal marshalings tracked john givins bivins to a hotel.

he's been on the run since november 6th. bivins escaped police in stockton last week speeding past officers on a dead end street and caught the second fugitive at a walmart. they face federal charges in addition to the armed robbery that he was already in jail for. >> 11 people have to find another place to live after fire raced through two mission district buildings in san francisco. those flames broke out at a home near 24th street just before 7:00 last night. the fire spread next door in no time. it took firefighters more than an hour to bring those flames under control. the cause of the fire still under investigation. family and friends have launched a go fund me page for a family that lost their home not too far from the mission district. the blast damaged their apartment. investigators say a gas leak is to blame. pg&e says it remains under investigation. the goodoys are coming to terms with what happened. >> it's scary because a lot of

people there. my house was very bad. >> the family is now staying at a hotel room. they'll have that through the red cross at least through monday. we do have a link to the go fund me page on our website abc7news.com. hey, guys, this morning we finally know more about the twitter worker who temporarily shut down president trump's account, and he says it was all an accident. he's a 20-something german who work in san francisco with a team that reviews alerts for inappropriate behavior. here he is doing an interview. his name is duysak. in an interview with tech crunch he said on november 2nd, his last day, an alert came in about the president's account and duysak started the process of deactivating the account, closed his computer, and then left the building. he says he didn't expect the process to be completed.

>> i didn't hack anyone. i didn't do anything which i wasn't authorized to do. i didn't go to any site or tool where i wasn't supposed to be at. i didn't do any crime and i complied with all rules. >> reporter: duysak says it was an unintentional mistake and he's now coming forward because he says he's simply sick of the press hounding him. he says he wants a normal life. natasha? >> thank you. a new development now in the russia investigation. the president's son-in-law has met with robert mueller's team of investigators. jared kushner answered questions about former national security adviser michael flynn's meeting with a russian ambassador last december during the presidential transition. now flynn was forced to resign this february after lying to the white house about that meeting. there are indications mueller may be ready to offer flynn a plea deal in exchange for information about russia's involvement in election tampering. happening today san francisco will kick off an event

pushing for free tuition for all public colleges and universities. it is happening at 5:00 p.m. at city college of san francisco and that is where tuition is already free-for-all san francisco residents regardless of income. the school was the first in the nation to do so. now there is a movement to offer free college education to every person in california called the college for all act. supporters are trying to gather enough signatures to get the initiative on the ballot. a warning if you use the park and ride in mill valley. caltrans is shutting it down for a week. high tides are expected for the next several days and that lot floods very easily during king tides. you're looking at video from january. let's put some numbers and time frame to that, exactly when it will happen. right down to the park and ride there in mill valley. you can see that area always floods during the king tides. so when will they hit saturday,

10:37 is our first one. it will peak monday at 12:04 and then our last one will be wednesday at 1:43 p.m. so about an hour or two on either side of that at least that's when the flooding will begin. a look at what's going on temperature wise. a lot of 48s on the low end. ocean beach, lake merced. sunny side. a trio of 50s, castro, mission and glenn park. the ferry building and the financial district 53. some of our warmest spots, there's american canyon. almost frosty there. 37 in santa clara and messanton. san leandro, 48. santa cruz looks great. the beach is much calmer. chilly to mild. exercising, no rain today. how about for the kids, 38 to 50 this morning and then 64 to 66 this afternoon. get them outside. burn off some that have extra energy. temperatures in the low to mid-60s through the central valley. 52 in tahoe. a slight chance of some rain as we head through the weekend and

into sunday. it may turn over to snow. frances? mike, we'll update you on a few earlier accidents and will start off with westbound 4 at bailey. this earlier crash has been cleared from lanes involving a big rig but traffic is jammed westbound 4 out of pittsburg and 242. a couple accidents in the hayward area. they're trying to clear this from 92. that's an injury crash off to the shoulder and you can see traffic still pretty heavy from 238 and will probably stay slow through the morning commute. northbound 87 in san jose there was a hit-and-run northbound 101, the capitol expressway. an earlier overturn crash has been cleared. that drive time really bad from highway 85 to the san jose airport. that's 31 minutes and a little slow here as you continue past 880. this morning here at the live desk i am tracking a major agreement between the nfl and players concerned about social justice issues. find out how the league says it's going to start helping. also, a whole new way to buy

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>> reporter: we take a look at the big board and everything on time including all those american airlines flights. but come christmas you may want to have a backup plan. the pilot's union says 15,000 american airlines flights from december 17th to the end of the year scheduled without a captain, a co-pilot, the airline expects to avoid canceling flights by paying time and a half and using reserve pilots. passengers are keeping an eye on what's happening. >> it's between the holiday season so everyone is traveling and not being able to get where you need to go is never a fun thing. >> reporter: the pilot's union filed a grievance saying the time and a half pay offered by american was not covered by its contract and the airline could not guarantee payment. they want american airlines to sit down and talk to them about the issue. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. san francisco parking meters could soon cost as much as $18 an hour.

as part of a proposed change to a municipal transportation program that adjusts meter rates based on demand. right now that on demand pricing is being used on 7,000 meters that could soon expand to every meter in the city. most meters would top out at $8 an hour. for special events meters could go up to $18 per hour. new this morning a big announcement in the nfl. they have agreed to commit $89 million over the next seven years to social justice causes considered important to african-american communities and our sister network, espn, reports the league office will contribute to criminal justice reform, law enforcement relations, and education. the nfl hopes it will end the by former 49ers quarterback ed - colin kaepernick when he refused to stand for the national

anthem, although i should be clear this agreement does not include any language that calls for players to end those protests during the national anthem. jessica, thank you. now to your morning money report and a new spin on buying a car. >> volvo offering a subscription service for the new suv. the service costs $600 a month. you get the suv, of course, and the way this is different from a lease you also get insurance and all the maintenance costs covered. the price includes replacing worn tires and windshield wipers. >> interesting. warner brothers and intel teaming up. a concept turns the car in a bat mobile, for example, intel says the average american spends 300 hours in their car every year and they see an opportunity to turn that into time consuming media. >> alexa voice assistant is heading to your office. amazon is going to announce

alexa for business as soon as today. it would work similar to alexa in homes through amazon's echo or other devices. it would allow to you control temperatures or lights in a conference room. you could access customer data or even remind you when you should leave for a business trip. alexa, get me guac. >> tell me why, reggie. >> guac typically costs extra but it can pay you back in ways money cannot. >> a look at more than 350 million messages to find out the most commonly mentioned food who scored dates successfully and that word is guacamole. the survey finds people who mention guac on their profile or in their messages 1 1/2 times the number of messages as an average profile. the food you should never mention they say, yams. >> that makes sense. >> doesn't that make sense? more than brussel sprouts or anything else? >> the guac thing is ridiculous.

yams, if you see that doesn't it make you think what kind of weirdo are you? >> why are you mentioning that in your profile? >> why are you obsessed with that? >> hey, mike. >> that's a great question. >> right? >> yeah. good morning, everybody. my poor wife had to pay for it most of the time because we were dating because she was out of school and i was still in. she hates when i mention that. the storm track in a perfect la nina pattern pounding the pacific northwest. high clouds today but for the most part i'll call it mostly sunny and slightly warmer. mostly clear tonight. patchy fog up around petaluma and novato like this morning. a slight chance of a stray shower saturday. that's about three to eight s.- degrees warmer than average. most of our records for today are around 72. so not quite in rare territory but unusual. tonight will be another chilly one with 30s in our deepest

valleys like napa and san ramone valley. 41 to 45, maybe even 46 elsewhere. the closer to san mateo we have temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. let's talk about what will happen with my accuweather seven-day forecast. a slight chance of some fog tonight but the high clouds will keep a lot of that from becoming widespread. look at the temperatures tomorrow. we're still warmer than average, low to mid-60s. now saturday with the cold front closer, the slight chance of a shower or two. temperatures back to average, 58 to 62. we'll be in the 50s and 60s starting saturday all the way through next week. a little breezy sunday but then much calmer. tons of sunshine for monday, tuesday and wednesday. hi, frances. hi, mike. a few spots that are slower than normal because of a few earlier accidents. so we'll head to this one in san jose approaching the capital expressway because of an earlier overturn accident. you can see it's just jammed in that area. so northbound 101 from highway 85 to the san jose airport is 35

minutes. normal slowing on the top bar, yellow. westbound 580 tracy to castro valley. sluggish as well westbound 4. brake lights as you make your way westbound through bay point because of an earlier accident that had been cleared. southbound 880 could be heavier than usual. it's slow from 238 down to highway 92 and two earlier accidents along that stretch. if you want to avoid all that consider mass transit, bart bar, ace and caltrain. northbound 101 in san jose is looking a little bit better this 880 interchange. it's slow to the capital expressway. the ride continues to be slow on 92 as you make your way across the san mateo bridge. new relief for millions who suffer from migraines. four long acting drugs are being tested or under fda review. a substance involved in nerve signals that cause migraines. they will be given as shots

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here are the seven things to know before you go. fired "today" show host matt lauer release add statement this morning saying he's embarrassed and ashamed for his actions against female co-workers. "good morning america" will talk to the repor who investigated lauer coming up at 7:00 a.m. number two, this is new video of north korea's recent intercontinental ballistic missile test that can reportedly reach the u.s. mainland. ambassador nikki haley tells the u.n. the test, quote, brings us closer to warm. number three, the jury is heading into its sixth day of deliberations in the kate steinle murder trial in san francisco. jose ines garcia zarate says the shooting was an accident. number four, oops, american airlines says an error in its scheduling system has left thousands of flights in danger of cancellations. the glitch gave too many pilots time off during the holiday season. number five, kind of like ground hog day, starting off like yesterday, fog in the north bay, 38 to 50 our temperatures. a lot of sunshine, and 60s this

afternoon. and number six, traffic is extra slow in the south bay because of an earlier crash north 101 capitol expressway. it's jammed there northbound 87 a crawl as well. number seven, if you're tired of high bay area housing prices consider a boat. 13 slots are about to open up at the berkeley marina. to get a space you have to enter a lottery by tomorrow and, oh, yeah, you have to have a boat. >> you have to already own a boat. >> you can buy ours. >> this girl loves the boating lifestyle. >> i love it. maybe if you didn't get in on cyber monday enough or black friday the deals and steals. they have a super sized holiday deal that you are not going to want to miss. >> we'll be back in about at that minutes with an abc 7 news update. thanks for watching this morning. >> we appreciate it. lots of sunshine. sun drenched weather later today and a beautiful sun rise to greet the day. >> go to work in the hoodie, zip it up on the way home. that's how we do it.

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good morning, america. new accusations against matt lauer. more women coming forward accusing the fired nbc anchor of sexual misconduct. one alleging he summoned her to his office, locked the door with a button under his desk then assaulted her. overnight, lauer missing from the famous tree lighting ceremony and new concerns this morning. were complaints about his behavior ignored by executives? the gop tax plan clears a big hurdle overnight as president trump pushes it over the finish line. falsely claiming he wouldn't benefit. >> this is going to cost me a fortune this thing, believe me. >> the president also faces new fallout over anti-muslim videos he retweeted getting into a battle with the british prime minister. on the run, new images of that 17-year-old girl and the high school soccer coach she vanished wit