good morning, everyone. a major headache for commuters in the east bay and anyone trying to get to the oakland airport this morning. crews are still working to clear a deadly crash that involved a fedex truck and a car shutting down 880 near 66th avenue. amy hollyfield is live for us on the scene with the latest information. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. they're saying they're going to open the lanes up at the earliest at 7:00 this morning. they are making some progress. i understand you have a sky 7 shot so you can see the backup. we think there are frustrations from drivers. one yelled out an angry comment. it's taking drivers -- someone just yelled again. frustrated drivers. this is an area you will want to

avoid. they could reopen it as early as 7:00 but not before that. it happened at 2:50 this morning. we are near the coliseum. traffic is being forced to exit at 66th avenue. this was a fatal accident as a fedex truck crashed with a sedan and one of the drivers was killed. >> our officers found paramedics were already on scene working on the driver of the overturned sedan. a person was pronounced dead on scene. the big rig driver was transported for injuries. >> reporter: they don't know the cause yet of the accident but are making progress as far as getting this cleared. the tow truck is here to get those cars uprighted and out of here, and the coroner has also arrived. they say at least they'll have an hour of work left to do here, maybe more. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

>> amy, thank you. still a long ways to go. we have just received a statement from fedex about the crash. the company says, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in this tragic accident. we are cooperating with local officials as they investigate. natasha? >> jessica, thank you. >> now we'll turn to sue looking at a lot of issues. >> this is gist one of them but is a major one. here's the accident southbound. you can see the frontage road backed up into downtown observing, southbound on 880. a much better scene on 580 if you can get over there. there's the closure and especially if you're traveling to the oakland airport. seeing some slowing into the castro valley area.

westbound and that is a direct shot and goes over the 880 freeway. about 7:00 and hopefully will be open. >> you can see it is bone-dry on live doppler 7. it is so much colder this morning. 7:00. look at that. mid to upper 30s inland and around the bay. 54 to 56 at 4:00 with total sunshine and then 43 to 48. we'll take a look at your current temperatures and the threat of freezing weather coming up. here at our live desk police

in australia are saying at this time still no evidence that a car ramming into a huge crowd of people is linked to terrorism. we know two people have been arrested. the driver an australian man of afghan descent known to police for minor offenses. some new video. you can see the damage there is to the front of the car that was barreling down the street. about 60 miles per hour. that's the latest here. back to you. happening today the tribute honoring san francisco mayor ed lee continue. a community candlelight vigil in chinatown. acting mayor london breed expected to attend. mayor ed lee died of a heart attack last week. vigil organizers say he's going

to be remembered for his dedication and commitment to chinato chinatown, social services, economic development and art and culture. a new bill that pro protect residents. democrat ricardo mara introduce would prevent companies from denying insurance because they live in a high-risk fire zone. also offering discounts to those trying to make their homes fire resistant. >> we want people to do the good deed of clearing the brush, be proactive in keeping their homes safe which is key to saving the properties during the wildfires. >> san francisco's aquatic park is back open to swimmers. it had a been closed since last friday after two swimmers were attacked by sea lions.

sea lions are wild animals in their natural habitat and to give them a woid berth. thousands of toys will be given away to kids in san jose to make sure they have a happy holiday. matt keller is live for us. matt? >> reporter: good morning. the sacred heart workers brought this box of little things for me to wear on my head. reindeer ears, that makes sense. anything else you want? you have to be festive in the place called the toy box. this is going to be a really fun event here. parents will be able to come in over the next two days and buy two toys and one book for their

kids. it's awesome. even sacred heart workers find this to be a really special day. >> they see neighbors being displaced and families go through struggles. they round up toys and have full-on cheer two days before christmas is awesome for us. >> reporter: 6,200 kids are registered for the event. 700 bicycles will be given away. sacred heart is still short about 4,000 toys and books. most-needed are legos, action figures and gift cards. go to our website >> i love that look. that's a lot of fun. thank you so much.

>> they risk their lives every day. a rare look at what it's like to be an alameda firefighter. >> they may not get a refund >> 8:28 this morning. we're without light for 14:27:7. and with one of our

6:11 this thursday morning. we are taking a live look outside at a big rig and a tow truck trying to get it out. it's near the coliseum on 880. it is a fatal accident. they are hoping to have this cleared out of lanes by 7:00 this morning. we'll see a little over 45 minutes from now. a live look at sky 7. lots of emergency crews on the scene. a big backup. a straight shot into the oakland airport. diverting off 66. a lot of folks are delayed this

morning. here's mike. >> thank you, sue. good morning. even though we have a widespread freezing even, we have isolated areas of frost developing in the north bay, guerneville, ukiah, everybody else, freezing cold temperatures in lafayette at 31. san ramone and tracy. san francisco and san carlos dress for 48. a look from our roof camera in san francisco. if you're on the bay today a lighter breeze. no small craft advisory. exercising cooler this morning. if you're out and about grab a coat and the sunglasses. i want to know you what's coming our way. one computer model says we have rain. more on looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the doctor recommended probiotic brand.

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it's 6:15. alameda county rescuing two adults and seven dogs last week. >> down on the outside building reports of another victim on the back side. >> a one-minute long video showing their point of view battling this fire on potrero drive last wednesday.

fire was burning in the kitchen. no one was hurt. >> an appreciation of their job. according to "the press democrat" the district attorney will not be charging the owners of the home where the fire started back in september of 2015. cal fire says the cause was faulty wiring in a hot tub. the fire burned more than 76,000 acres and killed four people and destroyed 13,000 homes. google has filed a proposal for a new development in moffitt park. 4,500 employees could one day work in the more than 1 million square feet of offices. a closer look. the project calls for two complexes near moffitt field. long inclines that allowed google employees to walk or bicycle to any level of the building.

it would not be built until 2021. the official engagement ps atoho american actress meghan markle. >> take a look at the first photo released by kensington palace. a close-up of the royal couple smiling. the hand over prince harry's face. and here is the next one stunning. looking more formal. the photographer who took the pictures said it was a great privilege to witness their love and, quote, i cannot help but smile when i look at the photos. such was their happiness together. it's so nice to have good news. unfortunately, we don't have that good news on the roadway. let's zoom in with the sig alert. i believe we have a couple shots to show you. on the right-hand side that's sky 7 with the fedex truck. on the left side is our live camera. you can see the tow truck

latching up. they're diverting traffic off at they're diverting traffic off at 66 and then also the route. the oakland airport exit. and this is a busy travel season. take 580 to 98. a straight shot right into the airport. 66th avenue and the frontage roads just all jacked and back to our traffic maps, 580 your alternate route. it's all green and that will get you through and past the scene. they're hoping to have it cleared by 7:00. we'll see. mike has a look at your forecast. since you mentioned the airport i thought i would look at the rest of the country. arrival delays and issues with departure delays. a look from mt. tamalpais where we're still seeing a few gusts up to 30 miles an hour.

the breezes will taper today. this shortest amount of sun light day of the year as the winter solstice comes in. crazy lows. we'll likely have them tomorrow night. dreaming of a white christmas. it'll be white but you'll have to go up into the high country. today we have a bigger spread, about 55 at half moon bay. 60 in napa, antioch, and in santa cruz. look at this tonight. there's only a few 40s out there and mainly along the coast into san francisco. low to upper 30s around the bay and then mid-20s to mid-30s in our inland neighborhoods. protect the pets, plants and pipes. let me jump ahead to christmas eve. a lot of you may be heading out to earlier services. there's light rain possible across the north bay. still the possibility of rain everywhere but it falls apart in

the north bay and then by the afternoon hours kids will be outside hopefully playing with their new toys or maybe dad gets a new toy this year. a look at the rainfall totals. remember, that's just one computer model. the other one says you don't get any rain at all. temperatures will be warmer saturday and sunday ahead of the storm. thank you, mike. pixar's latest movie "coco" is a box office smash. we're learning more about how they were accurately able to portray family life in mexico. it chronicles a young mexican boy's geren journey. pixar steered it away from stereotypes and celebrated and honored mexican heritage. one consultant a woman from alamo. >> the importance of getting it right is to have an understanding of what the community is about culturally

and portraying it in a way that's accurate and in a way that understands sort of where the heritage is coming from. >> marcella davidson hopes hollywood catches on and uses consultants on future films. disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you still haven't put your holiday gifts in the mail you have time left. the major deadline looming if you want your gifts to arrive on time. >> an alert for twitter users. a big security upgrade is coming to keep it safe from hackers. first a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. good morning. coming up on "gma" an investigation under way this morning after a driver plowed into a crowd in a popular tourist area in australia. authorit

let's talk about cold temperatures, one of the longest nights of the year. only the coast and san francisco not in a freeze warning for tonight. it starts at 1:00 tomorrow morning through 7:00. that's when you have to protect the pets, the plants, and your pipes. a look at your accuweather 12-hour planner for the shortest day of the year up next. mike, thank you. thousands of people who have been defrauded by colleges may not get their loans forgiven

after all. u.s. department of education secretary betsy devoss is implementing a new process and that will determine if loans should be forgiven partially or fully. more than $550 million was set to be given to former students of the defunct schools sup as heald college. next time you update twitter you'll notice a new security feature. the san francisco based company is having authentication and you'll use apps as a second layer for protection when you're logging in. twitter has an additional to feature authenticity by text. twitter says it can be hacked much easier. find the feature under account settings. overnight shipping cutoff is today. you missed the priority mail cutoff for christmas delivery. that was yesterday.

after that it's over. >> o-v-e-r. >> at that point you say it is a gift for boxing day. >> or lunar new year. next at 6:30, the last-minute effort to avert a government shutdown. the warning for pg&e to investors as it deals with the aftermath of the north bay wildfires. at the live desk we are tracking breaking news in oakland, that deadly crash that's blockig the southbound lanes of interstate 880. here is sky 7 above that. amy hollyfield is on the ground. amy hollyfield is on the ground. she is going to be

now at 6:30 crews working hard to get southbound i-880 reopened in oakland after a deadly crash between a fedex truck and a car. it will be another 30 minutes. >> welcome to this thursday, december 21st. sue hall is tracking all those problems on the road and how to get around it. first a quick check of your weather with mike nicco. >> you can see just a few clouds around. most cloud cover is over the ocean. the air is less stable. my accuweather 12-hour planner, mid to upper 30s around the bay

and inland. dress warmer. 44 at the coast. look how narrow the temperatures are. 52 to 55. and by 4:00, 54 to 56. make sure you grab the coat. a look at our morning commute. sue? full team coverage on this accident from sky 7. you can see the horrendous backup. southbound, though, diverted off 66 and frontage road is very slow and we're going to zoom in to this accident involving the fedex truck. all lanes remain blocke on scen. two other vehicles were involved. they're trying to get this righted and on to the tow truck. they say 7:00. we'll be following it. big rigs and cars are advised to use 580, mike? sue, i'll take it. we want to talk more about the big crash on 880. straight to abc 7 news reporter

amy hollyfield who is on scene on the ground for us. amy? >> reporter: jessica, just got an update they've pushed this opening time up. they're saying 7:45 at the earliest is when the lanes will be reopening. we see the fedex truck is still on its side. they have a ways to go. look at the sky 7 image of the backup. that is the big story here. all these people waiting to get to the 66th avenue exit where they are being forced off the freeway, we are hearing some frustration from drivers. a few have yelled out their windows at chp to open up the lanes and we've heard a few r-rated words. a lot of frustration. if you can avoid it, you should. take a closer look at the accident scene and you'll see that overturned fedex truck and sedan crashed and still need to be cleared out of here and have to gather their evidence. the driver of the sedan was

killed. he's been described as a hispanic male. the driver of the big rig is at the hospital. he was also hurt. this is southbound 880 near the coliseum in oakland. cars again exiting at 66, not allowed to pass through. all lanes are closed. we asked chp to explain to frustrated drivers why they shut down all the lanes. >> because somebody did die on our freeway this morning, we feel it's our duty to shut down the freeway, to comb through all evidence and the entire scene, to process the scene, to ensure the victim, the victim's family, that everyone gets the best service they can from the chp. >> reporter: this happened at 2:50 this morning. we're coming up on four hours of the scene being here. they don't know the cause yet of the crash. they're still looking into it. they have a lot of investigation left to do and a huge backup.

avoid this area if you can. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. 7:45 for that reopening time, moved up a little bit. i want to show you another big story i've been tracking. more than a dozen people hurt after a car plowed into pedestrians in melbourne, australia. this is the newest video of that car being removed from the scene. you can see how much damage there was. police are calling all of this a deliberate act. 19 people were hurt overnight. four of them critically. a 32-year-old australian man of afghan descent who has been known to police was arrested and officers say he has a history of drug use as well as mental health issues. the incident is not related to terrorism. >> we're going to have hundreds more police who will be out and about. it's a festive season. we have the carols, the boxing

day test. we have no increased threat for any of those events. let's be clear there is no increased threat. >> the second person was also arrested after filming the attack. police say he had three knifes on him. they don't believe, though, there's a connection between that second person arrested and the driver. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza and we have a question for you. >> would you pay $9 to get on that bridge and head into san francisco? a new poll says most of you would. 54% to be exact. metropolitan transportation commission now carefully crafting a proposal to make that happen. the money from that $3 toll increase would fund dozens of transportation projects. the toll hike would affect all bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge. >> bay area residents are sick of being stuck in traffic. they need congestion relief. >> the question now is how to craft the toll hike proposal for

the june ballot. a phased-in approach seems to be the idea. $1 hike this 2019, another 2023 and the last in 2027. commissioners will meet again on january 24th to take a formal vote. >> so you told me it was more than half of people want this. >> right. >> $9 to cross. look at our unscientific poll because we are asking you the same exact plan, would you pay that same amount. 95% of you told us absolutely not. go to @abc7bayarea to weigh in. jane kim is officially running for mayor. >> i love what i do. i love my job. i love serving the city. running for mayor is a fantastic opportunity for me to continue the work that i've been doing on the board which is passing bold initiatives to make san francisco a better place for all of us. >> kim requested nomination papers from the city's election department yesterday. it's still unclear if acting

mayor london breed will throw her hat into the race. another possible candidate state assemblyman and former supervisor chu, angela and mark leno have also filed papers to run. from local politics to washington, d.c., republicans facing a new deadline. government funding is set to expire at midnight friday. lawmakers are still hammering out a plan to avoid the shutdown. >> arlette saenz is here with the details. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. republicans had their moment over taxes but now they're facing a shutdown deadline with less than 48 hours before government funding runs out congress is in an all-out scramble. congress is barreling towards a government shutdown with no consensus on how to avoid it. a tentative plan to keep the government funded through january 19th.

their approach provides a four-week extension for programs like flood insurance, fisa surveillance and the children's health insurance program which pays for health care for 9 million children. >> we'll do something once again before the end of the year to make sure though states don't get hit with any c.h.i.p. cuts. >> reporter: it calls for a standalone cut on a disaster relief package. but it's not a done deal. gop leaders still have to sell the plan to their rank and file, and it's unclear how republican leaders in the senate will react. congress appears ready to punt thorny issues. democrats are anxious for republicans to show their cards. >> we're trying to get as good a deal as possible. the bottom line we haven't seen anything. >> reporter: the shutdown scramble comes after republicans took a tax victory lap. complete with the presidential fist pump. glowing lawmakers praised the president for their first legislative win. >> you listen to voices to one

else was listening to. >> you're one heck of a leader and we're all benefiting from it. >> reporter: house republican leaders haven't said when they might vote on a spending plan. back to you, reggie. companies are rushing to announce special bonuses and pay hikes. at&t says it will pay a $1,000 bonus to more than 200,000 u.s. employees. wells fargo says it's raising its wage to $15 an hour. boeing announced it's investing $300 million. more than 1,000 will be getting a $1,000 bonus. we have full coverage of this sig alert in oakland by the coliseum. we have the coroner on scene.

two other vehicles were involved. northbound is starting to slow. southbound is super slow. let's take a live look outside. a couple of different views for you. a split screen. you can see the huge backup. tow truck on scene. that's the reason for big delays. big rigs and cars take 580. now we have another unfortunate situation, this one on the coast. it is highway 1, apparently a car is blocking both directions before the tunnel. i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic now but we will see that if you are traveling from the coast over to the inland, please

use highway 92. highway 1 is blocked near the tunnel. >> let's talk about how much colder it is this morning. that cold front doing a number on our temperatures. that dry air. up to 13 degrees cooler. sunnyvale for the cool spots. allen run from the coldest spot at 32. san jose, 37 degrees. look at that, lafayette, 31. san francisco 48. 45 around half moon bay. we have good where on your planner from roads that are dry. chilly to cool around the bay. calmer than yesterday. now getting the kids ready, will have to dress them warmer for have to dress them warmer for the mid-30s to mid-40s.

astronomical winter begins today. 9:32.53. our longest night 14:27.07 of no sunshine. mike, thank you. 6:41. pg&e is warning investors it will stop issuing dividends because the company may be held liable for the fires. they have not determined a cause for any of the fires. 32 lawsuits have already been filed against pg&e accusing it of improper maintenance. if it seems your iphone is getting slower as it gets older, you're right. >> the big surprise for a family who lost their homes.

the contest they won that will help them begin to rebuild. first a look at what's coming up at 9:00 on "live with kelly and ryan." hey, good morning. >> hi there. >> coming up on "live" kate winslet will be here to talk about her role.

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danger nearly 6 million people around l.a. and up to santa barbara. this could last all the way through tomorrow morning. it's windy in tahoe. monter monter monterey, sunshine and 56. windy conditions, be careful if you're heading up to tahoe today. some light snow tuesday and wednesday. right now there's a woman recovering after an explosion inside a hollywood restaurant. investigators are looking into it. i want to show you that video we got overnight. it happened last night at the saloon and grill. a restaurant on the first floor of a six-story apartment building. and the blast sent glass flying onto the street.

there's an investigation since it is an apartment building that's expected to last throughout the day. cal fire says firefighters have been making progress in southern california. winds are expected to pick up today and that could slow progress. red flag warnings to los angeles county. the thomas fire is at 60% containment and has burned more than 272,000 acres making it the second largest wildfire in state history. it is so close to overcoming the biggest in san diego. after more than two weeks on the front lines of the thomas fire, they posted this picture. the crew is proud to have been called on to help battle that massive fire. a school is collecting books

for a school destroyed in the north bay fires this is what's left. they are asking for new or gently used books to replenish the classroom libraries. if you have any books you would like to donate drop them off from 7:30 to 10:30 this morning. christmas is starting early. thousands of toys will be given to them to make sure. >> matt keller is live for us in san jose. good morning, natasha and reggie. check this out, we're in the toy box. in about two hours we'll have parents picking toys for their kids.ve you an idea what it wile like. 6,200 kids are registered for the two-day event. they can pick out two toys and a book, 700 bicycles will be given away. sacred heart is still short

about 4,000 toys and books. most needed are legos, action figures, toddler items and gift cards for teenagers. if you'd like to help go to our website. we set up a link there if you'd like to donate and help them out with their toys. my crew back there in the studio. i'll put on the santa hat and i will play santa for a minute. i want to see if i'm getting close with what you have. sue hall, i will start with you. a snuggle up chase because i assume you want everyone to slow down. that's for you, sue. >> thank you. >> reporter: all right. for mike, the sports fan -- mike, i'm sorry, i picked out what i wanted. this is the beast mode marshawn lynch bobble head in the sharks gear. i never knew this existed! >> i'd love to see him on skates. >> reporter: that's pretty cool. >> thanks. >> reporter: and jessica, i got you a new roll of masking tape.

>> matt, you are such a giver. >> wow. >> reporter: and for natasha, i go you the original baby cakes cake maker. >> i love it. >> reporter: this is a gift for the whole newsroom so you would be able to make it for everybody. >> it keeps on giving. >> reporter: reggie, i got you a kermit the frog and a tea set for all the gifts you like to make. >> oh, when i sip my tea. i love it! >> reporter: there you go. >> matt, that's the best gift. it's really apropos. >> we love it. >> i see you, matt keller. now on to your morning money report. >> we're just four days away from christmas but you don't have to panic, there are still great gifts under your tree. becky worley will be showing us some very creative solutions. she says some toy stores may begin price slashing this weekend. you have to go to the physical store.

for teens she recommends digital gift cards, apps allow to you send a gift certificate straight to someone's phone and there's another option. >> retailers like target and macy's are offering a feature called gift now. the recipient will get the gift in an e-mail that will say sh shopper sent you the gift. >> now let's talk experiences. 40% of shoppers plan to give experiences as gifts so that includes dinners, wine tastings, concert tickets, and spa certificates. >> i like that idea. >> it's really nice but it costs you. >> good point. >> it's not like socks. >> apple confirming now what many iphone users have suspected, older phones really are slowing down. apple says it's not a conspiracy per se to get you to buy a new phone, it's because the phone's lithium ion battery weakens over time. it means less processing power which causes older phones to suddenly shut off.

apple implemented a feature starting with the iphone six. it sacrifices speed. ever check your facebook or insta at work? of course you have. we all do. those little breaks are costing your employer big time. a new study by the journal of applied psychology says workers wasting time is costing businesses $100 billion a year in lost productivity. the study says the problem spans all industries. it does not discriminate against race, gender, age, or education. we all do it. >> what now? >> you're fine. a special surprise for a north bay family who lost their home in october's wildfires. >> abc 7 news found out they were winners of the 25 days of christmas tiny house giveaway. they announced the contest on "gma." annie entered without telling

her family. they lost their home on october 9th when the tubbs fire raged through santa rosa and they've been living in a friend's rv ever since. annie says the tiny house is bringing them hope. >> it'll be secure and safe and comfortable and will help us to feel more like a family working together again. >> this is a tiny house that will be delivered to them next month. free form is owned by disney, parent company of abc 7. and we've had full team coverage this morning on this traffic alert. this truck that's on its side, they put a cable around it. trying to right this big trailer blocking all lanes. traffic southbound is just a mess. frontage road is also jammed.

everyone is slowing to take a look. they're saying 7:45 before this is completely reopened. you can see the backup on our traffic maps. we have all green here. traffic is just jammed on the southbound direction. 580 to 98, a straight shot into the oakland airport. real quick, highway 1 blocked near devils slide. there is a car on its side near the tunnel. more on this in a couple of minutes. >> it's raining outside with all those accidents. it's bone-dry. a look from the east bay hills camera and you can see sunshine. lighter breezes. now freezing cold the next two nights and our christmas storm

to be or not to be. one storm says to be and one forecast model says not to be. a day closer and still a little uncertainty but we'll still take a look at it here in 45 seconds. that's our range of highs from half moon bay to antioch, napa and santa cruz. everybody in the 30s except for the coast and san francisco in the 40s. we have a freeze warning tonight. if you're heading out for the earlier services, it could be wet. it could be wet all the way up until possibly a midnight mass or service for you. as we head throughout the day it's just about over. remember, this is the model that says it's going to rain. and the potential is out there for about 0 .05 to 0.2 of an inch of rain. we'll get a better idea what will happen.

until then i did not put a storm track on it or storm impact scale on it because it may not have any at all. the next couple of mornings will be freezing cold. afternoons close to average. dry saturday and sunday. next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> 6:55 a.m. and we are keeping you up to date on this breaking

6:58. here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, breaking news, southbound 880 in observing is still closed right now after a deadly crash involving a fedex big rig. this is a live look. highway patrol says lanes will not reopen until 7:45 at the earliest. tracking that sig alert at 580. now we have a new sig alert. this is on the coast. both directions shut down with a roll over. use highway 92 from the coast inland. >> number three, it feels like the first day of winter.

chilled sunshine with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. don't forget it's frosty in some neighborhoods this morning. a freeze warning tonight. 19 people hurt after police say a kur deliberately plowed into a crowd of people. officials say the driver of the car has a history of drug abuse and mental health issues. honoring san francisco mayor ed lee. there will be a community candlelight vigil in chinatown happening tonight at 5:00 at portsmouth square. next month mtc will take a formal vote to put a $3 toll increase proposal on bay area bridges on our june ballot. a new poll finds 54% support the toll increase. number seven, meghan markle and prince harry might break the internet today after releasing their official engagement photos. this is the latest one just tweeted out, a candid photo of the couple walking hand-in-hand. >> i love her dress. >> sky 7 is showing you the

backup on 880. good morning, america. breaking news, terrifying attack. a driver in an suv plowing into a crowd of christmas shoppers in australia injuring more than a dozen. witnesses saying they thought a bomb went off. police calling the attack deliberate. now two people arrested. was it terrorism? and the security concerns here at home. holiday travel alert. a major storm moving across the country threatening coast to coast chaos. blizzard-like conditions. up to a foot of snow and ice already sending drivers off the road. the alerts from california to massachusetts as more than 100 million people head out for the holidays. breaking news for our viewers in the west.