spice it up. >> it's chilly. we have a wide range in temperatures. vallejo at 42. 48 in san francisco. 61 in clear lake is accurate. a breeze is keeping temperatures up. it is a wide range this morning. 12-hour day planner. sun is up 7:17 in the morning. we have the cold spots early on. the sun is very effective. going into the mid and upper 60s this afternoon. this is spare the air day in effect. no wood burning the next 24 hours. a check of the roads with sue. good morning, everyone. we have a couple problems out there and they're the same that have been out there most of your morning so far. southbound 680 after scott creek. an overturned vehicle, left lane blocked. traffic stop and go all the way from mission boulevard. so take 880 if you can. crews are on scene. northbound 680 debris in lanes has caused an accident. we are seeing minor slowing as you make your way in the reverse

direction northbound. a look at drive times. tracy into dublin slow. 53 minutes. i suggest ace train. both 1 and 3 on time. antioch into concord, that's just flipping up to a yellow. slowing westbound 4. into san francisco from marin county, a nice smooth shot all the way across the golden gate bridge. breaking news we've been tracking from san jose. a neighborhood there surrounded. i want to show you this new video from overnight into the abc 7 newsroom. you can see there were heavily armed police there. you see they are surrounding a home. this is in the area of hunkin drive in south san jose. you saw a k-9 unit there. they go into that home and eventually are able to arrest a suspect as they take the person away in handcuffs. unclear at this point what led up to the situation. we do know that one person is in custody this morning.

we are working with san jose police to find out any additi additional information. i will pass that along. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. supporters of net neutrality say you'll see a whole lot of this if the fcc votes it repeal the regulation this morning. no matter what you think about the issue it will affect just about all of this. >> a news conference is already planned for after the vote. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. later this morning santa clara county leaders will be speaking out about this expected repeal. also today across the bay area and the u.s. planned protests about this ruling. so what does this exactly mean for you, the consumer who is using the internet? net neutral, the open internet, is the principle that internet service providers treat all content equally that means you can load every website, video, et cetera, equally regardless where the content is hosted. today the fcc is expected to

repeal net neutrality which would mean companies like at&t and comcast will be allowed to block or slow internet traffic. that means internet providers in theory could charge you extra to access seven platforms like social media or video streaming websites. so you're not going to see anything right away obviously. >> it's not like tomorrow a switch will flip. long term you might see different packages. your current internet package won't exist anymore. >> reporter: the fcc chair calls the criticism against the plan hysteria and said the fcc is closing the divide. most of the big tech companies such as google, facebook, twitter and amazon have come out in favor of net neutrality. at&t and verizon support an open internet but do not support the current fcc regulations. the hearing starts at 7:30 this morning. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. it is 6:03 now. we are live in san francisco city hall as the memorial

continues to grow for the late mayor ed lee. we now know the city's plan to honor him. mayor lee's body will lie in state in the rotunda of city hall from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. the public will be allowed to pay their respects to the mayor. a memorial celebration will be held at 3:00 p.m. sunday at city hall. many dignitaries are expected to attend the service open to the public. as the city heals from the loss of the mayor, june's special election and who may be his successor. >> acting mayor london breed says her main focus is to keep the city running as smoothly as possible. she did not say whether she would run for mayor next year. only one candidate has emerged and that is former state senator mark leno who faces an election sooner than he expected. >> i was planning on another two years of campaigning. now it will be a mere six months. all of the work i've been doing this past year i think is even more beneficial. >> other potential candidates assemblyman david chu who

unsuccessfully ran in 2011, supervisor jane kim who ran for state senate but lost, city attorney done herrera and supervisor mark farrell. california state senate has released records -- >> the california state senate has released records of its sexual harassment investigation at the capitol. records reveal 13 cases over the past ten years. six accusers were removed from their jobs in the senate and forced to sign a no rehire clause while records reveal the names of all the accusers, most of the names of the alleged perpetrators were concealed. california sassembly member resigned after being accused of sexual assault. he denies the claims. his accuser, pamela lopez, a sacramento lobbyist, says she wants transparency to start now at the capitol. >> so i will not be stopped and i want other women to know they do not have to be stopped either. >> records show nearly 500,000 taxpayer dollars have been spent

settling allegations of sexual harassment. a sentencing date for jose ines garcia zarate is expected to be set today. jurors found him guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm in the steinle case. they found him not guilty on the big charges of murder and manslaughter. he faces federal weapons charges. 6:06 now. happening today helping victims of the north bay fires. the event brought together local music giants like metallica and gez. they raised more than $17 million. red-hot chili peppers and the promise of the real. the concert being held in big graham, tickets $99.50. if you can't get tickets you can donate. go to abc7news.com to find out how to help. at the live desk this morning we are hearing from

omarosa and why she is really leaving. >> ambulance use is dropping and there's a surprising reason why. the role uber is playing in that decline. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. another spare the air day in effect. over the weekend better air quality but it will come at the cost of some we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy.

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it's 6:10 now. uber is linked to a reduction in ambulance usage. the drop between 7% and 15%. these numbers compiled from data for more than 700 cities between 2013 and 2015. uber distanced itself, though, from the notion book an uber is an acceptable substitute for calling a real ambulance. good morning. time 6:10 a.m. a bit after breeze. mt. tam gusting to 26. oakland hills about 15. closer to the surface the winds are calm. the winds will begin to ramp up tomorrow night. breezy along the coast but watch what happens as we get you into saturday morning. 10:00 saturday morning you can see the winds area wide are

likely gusting over 30 miles an hour. cause for concern with the dry winds that our fire danger will be heightened. some cold spots inland. the big takeaway is a mild day, mid to upper 60s by 4:00. enjoy. >> a check of traffic with sue. still problems in the fremont/milpitas area. it's been out there at least an hour with an overturned vehicle and emergency crews on scene in the left lane. apparently they pushed that off to the shoulder but the damage is done. you're back now to mission boulevard and 262. again, slow traffic in the northbound direction. minor slowing. debris in lanes. trying to do a traffic break resulting in at least one accident there. a b.a.r.t. delay. 51 trains are out there with a ten-minute delay. heads up now it's late for the 6:10 mare island. that is a bus this morning.

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6:14. a resort is blaming a doctor for the sexual assault she claims took place in her villa at mill valley based in san cabo lucas. she woke up to a waiter sexually assaulting her. when she protested she said the waiter told her, quote, it's part of the service. the doctor says the resort did it not call authorities and blamed her for any possible misconduct because by booking at a villa she, quote, assumed all risks. a story that has a lot of people talking. omarosa manigault newman says she's setting the record straight how she ended her career at the white house initially reported that she confronted chief of staff john kelly at a christmas party and then was later fired and

escorted off the grounds. listen to what she told michael strahan. >> if i had confronted john kelly, a formidable person, it would garner attention from anyone in the room to at least take a picture or a video or something. the assertion i would do that in front of 600 guests at a christmas party and no one has reported that but one individual who has a personal vendetta against me. >> manigault newman was an assistant to the president and director of communications for the white house office of public liaison. however, many in the west wing say they couldn't say exactly what she did in her role. omarosa says she resigned and plans to leave her post january 20th. and coming up on "good morning america" omarosa responds to claims she tried to break into the president's private residence. that show starts at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7. should be an interesting one.

and it got real interesting after the interview. one moment people are talking about on twitter when robin roberts reacted to omarosa on "gma." >> this is quick so pay close attention to this one. >> she said she had a story to tell and i'm sure she'll be selling that story. >> did we all catch that? >> the tea is hot. steaming. >> the tea is hot today. >> how is that weather? >> cold. >> you need that tea this morning. we're starting out chilly. that pattern of clear skies in the morning. it's chilly out there. the ultimate sweep. hour by hour we go inland. the widest range from start to finish. we're in the upper 30s to low 40s but once that sun is up look how quickly we warm up. by noon and even by 2:00 we're in the mid to low 60s.

you need the jacket early on. we're in the typical pattern that we see usually in the springtime. not in the winter. 63 san francisco. about 64 in oakland. 68 in san jose. these temperatures five to ten degrees higher than normal. we cool off with our coldest spots, away from the coast. our next chance of rain not until next week. by wednesday, a 20% chance. the best chance in the next seven days. seventh spare the air day, it's illegal to burn wood. our fire danger and there's that chance of a shower next wednesday.

the metering lights have been on since 5:24 this morning and that's nothing new. if you could car-pool, a better way to go. including the way the metering lights are looking at a 45-minute drive time. back to fremont, southbound 680 after scott creek. crews are out there. a little bit of slow traffic northbound as well backing up in the southbound direction to mission boulevard. they're still trying to clear that out. northbound 680 not a lot of slow traffic but debris if lanes caused an earlier accident so heads up there. b.a.r.t. now clear of any delays. 52 trains on time. 6:30 san francisco bay will be a bus. ace trains looking good. thank you, sue.

oakland hill street will remain closed after a destruck badly damaged homes. they need to figure out how to if i can the pavement, on snake near armor drive. access is not blocked but some residents may need to take a detour. the oakland a's agreed to acquire an outfielder. that wouldn't necessarily be a huge deal but a big reason it is now is because of why this trade is being made. the a's traded for steven piscotty and sent away a few minor league players. he's a bay area native, went to stanford, and the cardinals brought him here because his mom is suffering from als so, for him, being home was a priority. and that seems like certainly a classy move by all the parties involved. christmas is coming early for some boys and girls in redwood city. santa claus was out making

deliveries. instead of a sleigh he used fire engines and police cars to get around. he was hand delivering toys to families that need extra help this year. jolly old st. nick got a lot of he help. >> when the big man shows up and he has a bag full of gifts for them, sometimes they don't even look at the gifts. they look at santa. he's here. he's really here. >> a lot of needy families. it's a pleasure to go out there and see the kids' faces. >> these kids were overjoyed to see santa. the teams are delivering gifts to about 750 families. santa and his elves aren't done yet. last night was the first of three nights of deliveries. some new research revealing just how important a family meal can be for your child's long-term health. >> millions of people fall victim to holiday package thieves every year, and now some are fighting back. first here is rob marciano with a look at what's coming up

at 7:00 a.m. good morning. coming up on "gma" an abc news exclusive. rampant speculation after reports political aide omarosa is leaving the white house just one year into trump's presidency. she's here live in our studio to she's here live in our studio to tell

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6:24 a.m. hour by hour temperature forecast. later on today, still chilly in spots with our coldest in the 30s. by lunch time well into the 60s and highs in the mid-and upper 60s. reggie? if you're still awaiting for packages to arrive, police are warning you to beware of real-life grinches. surveillance video shows how brazen they can be. some even dress up as postal workers. one police officer in norwood, massachusetts, says what he found inside a suspect's home even surprised him. >> as soon as we turned on the lights we were able to see a christmas tree in the far corner. there were boxes underneath but they were boxes from amazon. >> now that is cold. look at this. some homeowners are setting up booby traps for the thieves.

this is video of packages outfitted with shotgun blanks. coming up on "gma" learn about three other tips that could help keep your holiday merry -- and just to be clear we're not suggesting that you have shooting booby traps. that starts at 7:00 here on abc 7. 6:26 now. on to a new study about how family dinners can help improve your child's health and confidence. nearly 1,500 kids were studied and they found a correlation. they were fitter, less inclined to eat fast food and soda. maybe it's time to put down the cell phones. developing news in the east bay. major cuts just approved at oakland unified. how they could impact your child's school. london breed taking quick action to reassure city residents still shocked by the death of ed lee. here at the live desk i am

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we're having fun today. thanks for joining us. almost 6:30 on thursday, december 14th. alexis and mike are off today. it will be sue and drew filling

in. >> yeah. good morning, guys. what we know about this morning, it's chilly. it will get warmer. a live look at the rooftop camera, you can see on the horizon the sun is beginning to show a little bit. the sun will get up around 7:17 in the morning. cold spots inland in the 30s v. that winter jacket. by noon well into the 60s. mid and upper 60s later on today. that's weather. >> we are picking up dramatically. we have a problem new today. the ramp to northbound el camino, a new configuration. the old ramp will be permanently shut down. a new loop here. no slowing down but be heads-up if that's your neighborhood, if you travel the area. southbound 680, earlier problems. still that commute. you'll need to take 880. an overturn accident. the left lane was blocked.

they pushed it out of the shoulder but very slow as you can see from mission boulevard and road work is the culprit southbound through oakland. they should be having this picked up. now they're saying by 7:00. perhaps take 580. big development news from our live desk. a blockbuster media deal official this morning. disney is acquiring a big piece of 21st century fox. it's a $52.4 billion deal. those close to the situation think this will help disney's ambitions and streaming media. by the way this acquisition does not include fox television, fox news, or fox sports. disney ceo bob iger was on "good morning america" this morning to talk about the deal. >> $52.4 billion according to the press release, that is a huge bet. why are you making it? >> well, we're making it because this gives us the ability to marry the great content of fox

with the great content of disney. it gives us a much larger international footprint, and it enables us to use cutting edge technology to reach consumers in far more compelling ways. we know how important that is in today's world. >> bob iger will continue as ceo and chairman through 2021. disney is the parent company of abc 7. by the way, reggie and natasha, i want to note this deal gives disney the portfolio of things like x-men, avatar, the simpsons so a pretty big deal. this morning parents and teachers are wondering what and who will be cut after oakland schools approve a major budget slashing. >> the district is in a desperate place financially and needs to slash $9 million. amy hollyfield is live for us in the newsroom. amy? >> reporter: people are angry. listen to the protests at last night's meeting.

but cuts are coming. $9 million worth. administrators say most of the cuts will happen at the central office but the classrooms will be hit. schools will have to shave $3.8 million. parents and teachers are very upset but administrators say they don't have a choice. >> i want to once again underscore that we're at this point of having to do a mid-year adjustment as opposed to waiting until next year because we do not have a reserve as a district. >> last year they went over by $10 million what they budgeted, and that put us in this situation. it's administrative costs, adults making bad errors in this district. it's the children that have to pay. >> reporter: they haven't said how this will be spread out among the schools but the principals will decide what to cut at their schools. it could come down to not even being able to buy paper and pencils. as one student said, they are using 10-year-old history books

and ask how can you cut an education? students say they're hoping this is the last time they have to deal with this. live in the newsroom, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. san francisco preparing to honor the late mayor ed lee. >> we are live outside san francisco city hall this morning, and this is the memorial that continues to grow for him. mayor lee will lie in state in the rotunda at city hall from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the public will be allowed to pay respect to the mayor who died early tuesday after suffering a heart attack. a memorial celebration will happen at 3:00 p.m. sunday at city hall. many dig taries are expected to attend. >> london breed attended an event to announce a gun buyback program and made it clear she is working to take care of the city following mayor ed lee's death to keep it running as it should. >> the police will be out there. the fire department will be there. the buses will run. the potholes will get fixed if

you call 311. >> breed says it's too early to say if she will run for mayor but believes her knowledge of what the city needs makes her uniquely qualified and prepared to step into the job. contract talks between the city of oakland and its two largest labor unions are set to resume monday. that comes as city leaders announce a deal with two other unions. neither was involved in that seven-day strike that ended monday. the cmea accepted the same wage proposal offered to the striking workers, so that includes a 4% raise for the current year and a 1% raise in 2019 that could be doubled depending on city revenues. this morning the state utilities commission is scheduled to consider new fire safety rules that could force pg&e and other utility companies to change how they install equipment. it would affect the location of lines and poles, how close they can be to plants, and how on they need to be inspected. regulators were concerned after wildfires in the north bay and other areas of the state. they say the changes would be

expensive and would cost you. it would allow them to raise rates. one of the most stubborn wildfires, the rye fire, is completely contained this morning. that leaves four active fires that crews are still battling to control. the biggest is the thomas fire burning in ventura and santa barbara counties. just about ten minutes ago cal fire said the thomas fire is 30% contained. it's burned more than 242,000 acres. firefighters are trying to get ahead of the flames by taking advantage of the relatively calm winds. that fire has already destroyed more than 700 homes. the thomas fire is threatening the largest avocado producer in the country. a statement says 14 farm worker housing units have burned and there was a brief power outage at the packing house. the company does not expect the fire and wind damage to have a significant impact on their operations. in accuweather this morning

we are tracking some winds in our hills gusting to near 30 miles an hour. take a look at the winds. gusting to 14. 15 in oakland hills. it's much calmer closer to the surface. in the south bay check on those temperatures. 36 in sunnyvale. 35 alum rock. 40 that number in san jose. the wider picture showing you as you move away from the coast you're chilly. 28 in fairfield. 48, though, in san francisco. so your 12-hour planner starting off chilly. that sun gets up here and it does a good job warming us up by 2:00. a similar setup in san francisco. your 12-hour planner later on today. lots of sunshine in the lower 60s after a chilly start. in the east bay the 40s early on this morning. oakland, alameda, san leandro, lots of sunshine later on today, into the mid-60s five to ten degrees above normal for this time of year. that's weather. a check of the roads with sue. good morning.

we have some issues out there this early thursday morning. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza -- actually the upper deck, the span heading into san francisco. it's moving nicely with a few brake lights at the turn. otherwise you're looking good. delays at the toll plaza because metering lights were turned on. some slow traffic still remains from fremont into milpitas. we've had this problem for quite some time t. has been pushed over to the shoulder. looky-lous. take 880 to avoid the delay. southbound 880 due to road work that is late picking up. chp has requested caltrans to see if the big rig can use 580. we will come back in just a few minutes. sue, thank you. 6:38 now. senate and house republican leaders have unveiled a compromise tax bill and are rushing to get it to president trump now. the president says he wants to see the tax bill on his desk for a signature before the end of the year. americans will see benefits very soon. gop lawmakers are aiming to vote

on a final version next week. the house and senate have agreed to drop the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, cap the mortgage interest rate deduction at $750,000. repeal the obamacare mandate and lower the top individual tax rate from 39% to 37%. a new analysis predicts it could add more than $1.5 trillion to the nation's debt. >> the public knows about this bill. they don't know all the details but they smell what's going on. tax cuts for the wealthiest, no help for so many in the middle class. >> reporter: defensem >> democrats are pushing to hold off on the vote until doug jones is sworn in. senator dianne feinstein is asking i.c.e. to investigate the conditions tore detainees at west contra costa county jail in richmond. "the chronicle" reports several federal detainees have complained. they're not allowed to use the

bathrooms. more than 200 immigrants are held in the west county detention facility. feinstein wrote a letter saying it's been reported the conditions are so deplorable the detainees are requesting deportation over pursuing claims in immigration court. drinking, smoking, and drug use has declined, however, university of michigan researchers say the percentage of teens using marijuana is on the rise. which could be the start an upswing in pot use. monitoring the future report found marijuana use increased to more than 37%. that's up 1.5% from last year. in addition only 14% of high school seniors see great risk in smoking marijuana every once in a while, the lowest number since 1979. the survey shows that nearly 28% of 12th graders reported vaping in the past year. roy moore will not go quietly. the alabama republican is refusing to concede. the message he says he has for

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text feed to 80077, and you'll donate $10 to bay area food banks. good morning. time now approaching 6:44 app. live doppler 7 getting you a clear sweep. clear skies, chilly to start off the day. we're in the mid-30s so the jacket is a necessity but the numbers quickly climb. by 2:00, lots of sunshine. temperatures in the mid-60s. highs across the region mid to upper 60s, lots of sunshine. the mild december day. natasha and reggie? >> thank you, drew. the federal communications commission expected to vote to remove net neutrality rules controlling internet service providers. >> the change will affect everything from the speed of your service to what you will pay for it. reporter matt keller live in san jose where opponents are already vowing to fight the decision. matt? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. many tech companies like google,

facebook and netflix, are for net neutrality. many of those rules put in place in 2015 are expected to come to an end today. so what does this all mean for you, the consumer? net neutrality, the open internet, treat all content equally. that means the consumer can load every website, app, video, et cetera equally regardless where the content is hosted. the fcc is expected to repeal net neutrality meaning at&t and comcast will be allowed to block or slow internet traffic. the chair calls the criticism against his plan hysteria and said the fcc is closing the digital divide through more investment and high-speed infrastructure. at&t and verizon have said they support an open internet but do not support the current fcc regulations. the hearing starts at 7:30 this morning and after that santa clara county leaders here in san jose will gather and speak out about net neutrality. reporting live, matt keller, abc

7 news. hi, everyone. here at the live desk watching this developing story, roy moore refuse to go concede defeat to doug jones in the alabama senate race. in fact, he says there are uncounted votes that could still swing the race. in a video released late last night moore says the contest is a battle for the heart and soul of the country. >> many do not share the vision of those who built this country. today we no longer recognize the universal truth that god is the author of our life and liberty, abortion, sodomy, and materialism have taken the place of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. >> you'll remember just this tuesday alabama voters elected jones with 50% of the vote to moore's only 48%. it was a special election to fill the senate seat vacated by attorney general jeff sessions. moore also continues to deny claims he had any sexual

encounters with under aged girls in the 1970s and the 1980s. reggie? >> thank you, jessica. harvey weinstein is denying allegations from actress salma hayek. hayek says he threatened to kel her at one point. she says he made outrageous demands. hayek says she had a nervous breakdown while shooting a scene. she says he would turn up at her door all hours of the night, hotel after hotel, location after location. weinstein denies he pressured hayek into the sex scene. allegations of sexual misconduct is the reason the great american baking show was pulled after one episode. celebrity judge is accused of inappropriately touching and groping four women when they worked for him in a manhattan restaurant. he has denied some of the accusations. curry and former 49ers anthony spice adams co-hosted "the great american baking show.

"at 6:47, san francisco-based wells fargo is facing another lawsuit. >> the navajo nation claims the bank is preying on their tribe. tribe members had unauthorized bank accounts open in their names. in a statement wells fargo says they are working to make things right for customers who may have been affected by unacceptable sales practices. wells fargo is the only national bank that services navajo territory. a restaurant at berkeley's famed claremont hotel is turning off the grills. according to "the east bay times" the restaurant will close early next month. it has been open since 2009. no word on what's planned for that space. if you want to go it is offering a full lineup of holiday meals. getting your favorite items from target is about to get faster. the company has just agreed to buy grocery delivery service shipped. it's $500 million. shipped currently delivers groceries to customers who pay a $99 annual fee.

target will add home goods and electronics. customers will have to order through the shipped app and pay the annual fee to get same day delivery. 6:49. heroes who thwarted an attack, the trailer just made its debut. this is the "1517 to paris" directed by clint eastwood. it follows the heroic 2015 saga of sacramento airmen spencer stone, sacramento state senior anthony sadler, and army national guardsman alek skarlatos. the three tackled a gunmen and stopped what could have been a massacre. and speaking of movies, "star wars" doesn't open until tonight but die hard fans are camping outside a theater preparing for the big moment. >> there are about 200 people outside the theater in hollywood, and they don't have to be there because reserved seats are being sold online. you don't have to line up.

the group says this is a tradition and they love it. this year they're especially eager to see princess leia played by carrie fisher who died last year. >> the anticipation of seeing our princess general, how she ends up, that's going to be one of the biggest parts of the movie for us. i hope we get a worthy sendoff because she's given us so much. >> some industry observers believe "star wars: the last jedi" could have an opening weekend $200 million. disney is the parent company of abc 7. 94% on rotten tomatoes. >> it sounds like a winner. drew is super excited. >> i am but i didn't reserve tickets. they're sold out. >> i've got you. >> you do? you know somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody? >> i might. >> it's a gorgeous start to our morning. the sun almost up. we have wind in our hills about 20 miles per hour but winds close to the surface are

relatively calm. chilly in the north bay, about 48 in san francisco. we're at 40 in hayward and san jose, good morning, you're at 40 degrees. your three-day forecast, today is our seventh spare the air day. poorest air quality in the north bay and along the coast thanks to the smoke coming from the fires in southern california. high clouds on friday and then the big takeaway as we head into the weekend, the winds will pick up. to 9:00 friday evening. the winds noticeable first along the coast and watch what happens. as you get into saturday morning, 10:00 in the morning, the wind picks up everywhere likely gusting over 30 miles an hour. it's likely going to bring us a higher fire danger. it will help to mix our atmosphere, better air quality. today is a spare the air day. watch as each day we get better. by saturday with the winds picking up, the air quality turns good in a lot of spots. the accuweather forecast, spare the air day today. high clouds on friday. it's windy on saturday with better air quality on sunday and

then the next chance of showers is on wednesday. how are the roads looking, sue? >> busy. no reports of any problems on the san mateo bridge from the chp. look at this. we are bumper to bumper across the causeway and over to foster city. again, no reported accidents or stalls. just a lot of folks using it right now. let's give you an update. this is a new accident involving a big rig that overturned northbound 101 to 116. apparently it's blocking both lanes of the connector ramp to 116. we will try to get an update here when we come back in the seven things you need to know. back to fremont and milpitas. apparently the slowdown now remains because the flares are still lit for those two left lanes. once the flares go out, it should be back to normal. guys? hi, everyone. quickly want to show you some breaking news happening in st. louis. moments ago we learned two

police officers were shot there. this is a live look at the situation. we are now getting reports the officers were shot in the chest. they are expected to survive. police right now trying to negotiate with him. you can see this is a very tense situation, a ton of police out there. no word on what led up to the shooting. back to you. 6:53 now. a man arrested at a small airfield when police found $150,000 of marijuana in a single engine plane that he was piloting. taken into custody after landing in tanner, alabama. this is what police found. 38 pounds of pot. police were tipped off there was something suspicious about the plane. >> the city of carmelo taking a controversial step as part of crime fighting. the city plans to install six

security cameras. the police chief says the cameras and readers can prove useful in investigating a crime. the aclu has complained about the use of license plate readers and the camera program has few or even no restrictions to protect privacy. photos of the pets including these five puppies. the firefighters rescued everyone from a second story window while the fire was burning in the kitchen. the family and the dogs were not hurt. the seven things you need to know before you go. >> but first, coming tomorrow, a major upgrade to our abc 7 news app. we are rolling out big, exciting updates that feature more customization, personalized push alerts. and an enhanced live video

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6:57. if you're joining us or heading out the door, the seven things

to know before you go. numberone, a 16-hour standoff in san jose is finally over after police arrested the suspect this morning. we don't know why the suspect was holed up in the home. no injuries were reported. number two, the oakland unified school district board has approved $9 million in midyear budget cuts. another $3.8 million cut from the school site. >> the memorial continues to grow outside for late mayor ed lee. inside he will lie in state. a memorial celebration will be held sunday. >> protests are planned here in the bay area and across as the fcc is expected to repeal net neutrality rules. that used to guarantee equal access to the internet. >> and number five, after a school start this morning, we're on our way to a warm afternoon.

mid to upper 60s, sunny skies. >> following an overturned box truck north 101 in petaluma at the 116 off ramp. chp is en route. number seven, bob iger and rupert murdoch making it official. disney is buying part of 21st century fox. iger will tell us why he thinks this huge bet will pay off on "good morning america." >> that means "the simpsons" will be participate of the disney family. >> and also national geographic. >> how long ago was that? >> that was decades ago. this you were called, they also predicted trump would be preside president. >> crystal ball. >> i knew lisa simpson was.

it's a very interest good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the good morning, america. air, the walt disney company acquiring a huge part of 21st century fox. a massive move that could transform the entertainment industry. now owning movies and shows like "avatar" and "the simpsons." will "the x-men" join "the avengers"? bob iger standing by live this morning. one-two punch. snow from the midwest to the northeast creating a messy commute for millions this morning. these cars sliding off the road. and now another blast of arctic air moving in. windchills plunging. single digits across the northeast. overnight, harvey weinstein responding to those accusations from salma hayek.