that watch for the west coast, parts of alaska and canada. we seem to be in the clear. >> good to know. we will check in with you for more on that. first, never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. lisa, kick us off. luyou're looking at dense f. up in santa osa as well as napa, half mile petaluma. six miles in concord. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. 45 in fremont and we're looking at more 40s throughout the early morning hours. by noontime low to mid-50s with partly cloudy skies, near 60 in san jose today. sue? we're heading to the 880 freeway because we had a couple of earlier incidents. this one has been rapidly cleared off to the right shoulder southbound near alvarado involving multiple vehicles. the slow damage is done from highway 92 to southbound. and the other accident is near oakland, 880 southbound near high street. that one is causing some

backups. we'll check on that in a couple minutes. frightening moments for people in alaska this morning after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit just off the coast of kodiak. the quake triggered a tsunami warning for the entire west coast. there was a warning for alaska, canada, and then we had that watch in effect for washington, oregon, and california. authorities in the bay area were taking no chances. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in santa cruz with the preparations. tiffany? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. we've moved to the upper harbor. this is an area that was just destroyed by the 2011 tsunami, and here i want you to take a look behind me. there's hardly a ripple. this morning we have not seen any major waves but it was a very tense morning for folks who live onboard boats in the harbor. the harbor master went around boat to boat giving warnings

there could be a tsunami coming and that they should be prepared. today the national weather service says that the west coast will be spared. there's not expected to be any damage or destruction. the harbor master did take other precautions like turning off the gas stock to alleviate any potential fuel leaks and alerted staff like the dredge crews and brought them in as needed. the biggest waves were predicted between 5:30 and 6:15 this morning. authorities expect there will be some extra currents in the water and are advising people to exercise some caution by the ocean but, again, as you can tell right here the upper harbor everything is very calm and we have not seen any significant waves or ripples to speak of. live in santa cruz, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. all right, tiffany, thank you. chp has a zero tolerance campaign in response to the recent accidents that have injured officers and left one dead. dozens gathered at city hall for a vigil honoring victims of

deadly traffic collisions. the wife and daughter of fallen chp officer andrew camilleri received a plaque recognizing his service. you may remember officer camilleri was killed on christmas eve on 880 in hayward but a suspected impaired driver. >> now i don't get to see him on a daily basis because someone made a very poor choice. we're all grieving. we might as well grief together and be each other's comfort. >> the chp's enough is enough campaign runs through the end of the month. officers will be on the lookout to stop impaired drivers before they hurt themselves or others. the family of a man accused of causing a crash that killed two girls says he is related to the victims. abc 7 news was in martinez where saucedo made his first appearance. they say he was driving a stolen truck in antioch when he ran a red light and slammed into another truck carrying a family. a 4-year-old and 2-year-old died in the crash.

his girlfriend says he has a little girl of his own and his family says they are distantly related to the cardozas. his sister did not want her face shown. >> even if it was family it hurts because they're little girls. it's a family that's been struck by a tragedy and nothing or anything we could say or do can bring that back. >> he loves his daughters. an officer called and told me the only person he wants to talk to is his daughter. >> his family says he is not a criminal and his behavior changed after he started using drugs. the city of san francisco has settled a federal lawsuit with the family of a guatemalan immigrant shot and killed in 2015. his parents filed a suit alleging eyewitness accounts and other evidence do not support the explanation police fired on him in self-defense. they say officers responded to a report of a man allegedly perez lopez, wielding a knife, chasing another man near folsom and 24th. the terms of the settlement are not being made public.

happening today a manager who quit oakland's restaurant is planning a news conference. >> emily hayward is one of six who resigned amid the controversy. hayward's attorney says she can no longer endure the toxic environment. last week several employees demanded the owner divest from his company or they would quit. he has denied the allegations made by 17 employees. a youth pastor accused of sending sexually explicit photos to a 13-year-old girl. police are looking for more victims now. they arrested 24-year-old luis cruzcruz of fremont. he sent several photos of himself to a girl who is a member of his congregation. our media partner ""the mercury news"" reports evidence on his phone shows he may have sent pictures to other minors. the san francisco board of supervisors will take up a measure to change columbus day to indigenous people's day,

something the italian community considers a slap in the face. berkeley has celebrated indigenous people's day for 25 years. a number of tribal organizations want san francisco to follow. they point out they were here before columbus landed. the community is preparing to celebrate the 150th anniversary of its signature event, the oldest parade in the nation. we spoke to the homeless man, one of several people credited with saving a woman in san francisco. that incident all caught on camera. state lawmakers taking steps to protect police dogs. and waking up to cool temperatures and fog in the north bay. 30s there. 40s elsewhere. we're certainly chillier this morning. grab the jacket and okay mcdonald's. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way.

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samaritan. >> aren't we saul? we have to help people. >> 30-year-old brian holtz of stockton has been charged with aggravated assault and battery. that clerk is now recovering. hi there, everyone. tuesday morning, waking up to fog in the north bay. a quarter to a half mile visibility. elsewhere just cloudy skies, 45. 50 in the city. 44 in palo alto. looking at the embarcadero where we have good condition on the roads. a little bit of fog on the bay. it's a cool morning, a dry afternoon. highs today mid-50s san francisco. 60 in san francisco. sue? checking back in with the bay bridge toll plaza and things are looking, well, like most every morning when the metering lights are turned on at 5:23 and stacked up to the mcarthur maze.

look at the car-poolers. just breezing on by without a care. those folks paying cash are getting by the faster. give yourself extra time behind the toll plaza. we had an earlier accident southbound 880 near high street. for some reason it doesn't want to come up but it's blocking the middle lane and slow traffic behind that. i'll see if i can pull it up on our next report. thank you, sue. got milk? that question can get you some top-secret menu items. >> rupert murdoch believes he has a way to stop fake news on facebook. facebook. we leave you wit get your bathroom super bowl ready facebook. we leave you wit

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and welcome back. that breaking news coming in from the state department. according to the state department multiple american citizens were killed and injured in a weekend attack on a kabul hotel. and you'll remember this story made international headlines. 22 people killed, 14 of those foreigners. we are still waiting for more information from the state department on exactly how many of those were americans that were killed. the taliban has claimed

responsibility for the attack. as soon as i get an update i'll let you know. >> thank you, jessica. 6:14. the driver of a tesla that slammed in a fire truck parked in a southern california car-pool lane says his car was on autopilot. this is a photo of the accident posted by the culliver city fire department. the model s sustained significant damage. fire owe visions say the car was traveling at 65 miles an hour yesterday morning. tesla after the incident said autopilot is intended for use only with a fully attentive driver. this morning we are remembering a feminist icon, the real rosie the riveter has parked away. >> seen here on the left with her younger sister. she died saturday in washington state. she actually worked at a factory in alameda when she posed for this iconic image we all know. the model was misidentified for decades until a historian confirmed it was parker fraley. she was 96 years old.

two bay area men whose identified have not been revealed. a man was found unresponsive in the water off kamaole beach park iii on saturday. he had been snorkeling with friends about 20 yards offshore when they noticed he wasn't moving. now thursday beachgoers found a 50-year-old man from oakland floating face down in knee deep water. he was pronounced dead at the scene. a bill to protect policeani. the bill would make the intentional harming of a police dog or horse an automatic felony. one lawmakers says at least ten police dogs were killed over the last five years. some agencies spend up to $10,000 to purchase a police dog and up to $100,000 for the training. rupert murdoch says facebook should pay media companies for providing trusted news on the network, how pay tv systems pay broadcasters and cable channels. it follows mark zuckerberg's

pledge to prioritize which news organizations articles and videos users would see on their feeds based on user surveys about the credibility of news sites. got milk, that's all you have to say to get a free glass of milk and free food at some bay area restaurants. >> here's a list of the spots taking part in san francisco. all you have to do is walk in and politely ask for a glass of milk and your server will bring you a limited edition off menu dish compliments of the kitchen and here's more participating restaurants in the south and east bay. the offer runs through january 30th. >> interesting partnership idea. if i could leave the glass of milk and have the free menu item. >> you're a grown woman so can you do whatever you want. good morning to you. we have a better start to the day. yesterday we had the rain and fog. live doppler 7 showing you the cloud cover and visibility reduced in the north bay. napa, santa rosa, half mile

petaluma. better in the east bay and temperatures look like this, 46 in san jose. 45 in sunnyvale. temperatures around the water in the upper 40s, alameda and san francisco. 30s in napa and novato. so skipping forward to tomorrow where we're going to look at a pretty healthy storm headed our way. here it is 8:30 in the morning knocking on the door of sonoma county and then by 1:30 pretty heavy rain from santa rosa to marin pushing through san francisco. it takes us through the wednesday evening commute, 6:00. you can see it is a mess in the east bay and the south bay. that's not the end of it, though. we'll get some cold air and plenty of showers behind it on thursday. look at the rainfall estimates through thursday night. we're looking at an inch up in the north bay from santa rosa, novato, nearly that in san francisco. hayward and concord, maybe a half inch in the south bay.

near 60-mile-an-hour winds and two feet of snow in some spots. 19 inches in kirkwood. 25 inches in blue canyon. back home today the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature drier days like today with 56 in san francisco. 57 in concord. we only have two rainy days. tomorrow a 2. thursday the showers will end but it will be cool. sue? just checked the chain requirements for lake tahoe and highways 80 and 50 are chain free right now, no issues. let's check back closer to home the east shore freeway and that is getting more crowded on into emeryville with speeds slowing now to about 35 to 45 miles an hour. once you funnel in to the mcarthur maze and head to points beyond 580, 880 and 24 perhaps, you are looking good in those directions. some slow traffic out there with leaving oakland on 880.

this is one exception. we do have still an accident blocking a lane of traffic here southbound near high street. and if we zoom in and check it out you can see the speeds now slowing to below five miles an hour, squeaking by and then once you're past the scene it does pick up a bit and then continues slow past highway 92 into hayward. >> thanks, sue. in oklahoma the search continues for five people missing after the drilling rig they were working on exploded. >> this was the scene early yesterday morning it the eastern oklahoma town of quinton about 100 miles southeast of tulsa. flames and smoke from the explosion at a natural gas site could be seen for miles. 22 people were on the rig when the incident happened. one had to be flown to the hospital for burns. the fire is out now. crews are still on scene, though, in case the rig reignites. imagine if your car windows could generate electricity. could generate electricity. that may be a woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear,

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good morning to you. fog in the north bay that has moved into san francisco. it's worse here but as you head into the city you'll notice it and throughout the morning hours it will evaporate and by with 10:00 we'll see more sunshine and by noontime we're on our way to a milder day and a sunnier day. more breaking news coming in. twitter's chief operating oflser anthony noto has resigned. this is a picture of him.

there were rumors he would leave the social media company to perhaps take a job at sofi based here in san francisco. we haven't confirmed that yet. but he has decided to leave the social media giant. he is considered a key part of the company's leadership team. it'll be interesting to see how twitter's stock holds up today. shares slid more than 3% before the opening bell this morning and yesterday twitter stock slipped more than 1% on just the speculation that he would leave. we'll be watching that today. back to you. thank you, jessica. a bay area based bike rental company is expanding to the east bay. it will deploy 500 bikes throughout the business center in walnut creek. the dockless bikes are enabled with gps, wireless technology and self-activating locks. that means you can basically park and pick up the bikes anywhere. the company operates in 30 cities including south san

francisco and alameda. this is really cool. 6:24. uc berkeley researchers discovered a way to make windows that automatically tint on a sunny day and generates electricity by tweaking a chemical that rivals silicone base ed solar cells. this is the low and high temperature cells. it could lead to power producing smart windows for buildings, cars, and display screens. okay, we're going to have new developments in a standoff at a san jose hotel that started sunday afternoon. we're also going to check in on what's happening after the big tsunami watch that was issued this morning. it's been canceled. we'll have an update. okay. thank you so much. we have new developments in a standoff at a san jose hotel that started sunday afternoon. >> and the group that pushed to keep the raiders in oakland making a big announcement this morning. rub elbows with the roifls.

job openings at buckingham palace. and a live look at san rafael southbound where those taillights are heading past north san pedro road. you can see chp has pulled somebody over here and that is a bus stop not slowing lanes. a little bit of fog as the sun is starting to come up affecting your drive. also slowing getting to the richmond/san rafael bridge for about an eight-minute backup to the marin side of things. we'll be back with more news, traffic and weather after this. sue, sounds good, thank you. a live look at the bay

thanks for joining us. look at this. video coming in to our live desk of a 7.9 earthquake south of alaska that triggered evacuations there and a tsunami watch right here in the bay area. it has been canceled but we have a lot to catch you up on this morning. it was quite the scare. >> big sigh of relief now that tsunami watch has been canceled. good morning to all of you on this tuesday, january 23rd. alexis and mike off this morning. >> we also don't have to worry about rain this morning but that changes in 24 hours. lisa argen is here to tell us about that. hopefully we can squeeze in the wednesday morning commute before it comes but will have it for your wednesday afternoon commute. we're looking now at the fog not only the north bay if you're crossing the bay bridge, the richmond/san rafael bridge. sue will have more on that in a

moment. half mile to quarter mile visibility. 30s and 40s to start out with mid-50s by noontime. look at the sun. partly cloudy to near 60. a live look outside the exploratorium camera. it is foggy. there's sutro. do give yourself extra time. sue? a beautiful picture. you can see the fog starting to descend now on the span. traffic is moving great on the upper deck. we did have reports of a stall near treasure island. that may be the reason on the western side. we'll check back on that in a couple of minutes. otherwise we've got some yellow or orange on your map that represents fog for your morning commute. we head back to oakland where we had the earlier accident -- pardon me, this is road work. here is the accident near 880 near high street and we're seeing slowing in the northbound and southbound direction here with a lane blocked.

hi, everyone. a breaking news update if you're just waking up. that tsunami watch for the west coast has been canceled. maybe you saw the alert on your phone or even on your television. the watch here for the california coast is over. it was issued overnight after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of kodiak, alaska. look at this. residents there forced to evacuate overnight. long lines of cars were trying to get out of kodiak, alaska. so far no reports of any damage, no reports of any injuries. that is good news. the earthquake hitting the gulf of alaska about 1:30 this morning. look at that light swinging back and forth. people felt it. there was a tsunami generated by the earthquake and it poses no threat now to any part of the west coast. only an advisory left for the area near kodiak, alaska.

we do have a reporter in santa cruz this morning, tiffany wilson, there talking to harbor patrol. they had a tough morning waking up people making sure everything was okay. they expect some big waves later this morning. we'll have a report later on this newscast. back to you. a new push from the group that wanted to keep the raiders in oakland. >> they're hoping for an into opportunity to keep football in the east bay. reporter amy hollyfield live at the team's practice facility in alameda. >> reporter: they do not give up. you can say that about this group. they have an 8:30 press conference scheduled to announce their latest efforts to keep the team here. the group is called we stand with oakland. a spokesperson says they are watching a legal case in st. louis where a group is suing the rams and the nfl for the relocation to l.a. it looks like it might go to trial.

high-profile law firms are offering to represent alameda county in a case against the raiders. the team has said it wants to kick off its 2020 season in las vegas. they held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new team in vegas. we will hear plans to try and stop that move. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. the federal government back to work. >> congress passed a temporary fix to fund the government through february 8th when another shutdown is already looming. they received a promise. senate republicans agreed to work towards a solution for dreamers. >> taking up legislation here in the senate that would address daca, border security and

related issues. >> mcconnell made a pledge in front of the world so we're counting on him. >> the deadline is quickly approaching with no solution, d.r.e.a.m.ers would start to face deportation when the program ends march 5th. both california senators were among the 16 democrats who voted no. carmela harris and dianne feinstein said they weren't satisfied with assurances to protect young undocumented immigrants. harris tweeted i refuse to put the lives of nearly 700,000 young people in the hands of someone who has repeatedly gone back on his word. some activists for immigrants said they felt betrayed by those who voted yes. protests at disneyland. they held up signs and chanted no dream, no deal. they were blocking buses at the entrance. they said they wanted to send a message to congress. one daca recipient says protesting in front of

disneyland was symbolic because it's where dreams come true. 6:34 and happening today two members of the san francisco board of supervisors plan to announce legislation they want to provide more money to legal defense and outreach. supervisor sandra lee and hillary roman will introduce legislation on the steps of city hall at noon in response to the recent threats of i.c.e. raids. outreach efforts for immigrant communities. 39-year-old alfonso nunez is charged with raping, assaulting, and robbing four victims. detectives say he drove women to their homes and then assaulted them there. officials say he is a mexican citizen and in the u.s. illegally, deported from new mexico in 2005. he pled not guilty to all the charges. bail set at nearly $1.5 million. a standoff in the south bay has ended. police took the suspect into

custody at 12:30 this morning. >> a man with outstanding felony warrants on silicon valley boulevard on sunday. officers finally arrested the suspect. when they tried to contact him, he barricaded himself in his room. officers had to evacuate an entire wing to keep other guests safe. some forced to sleep on sofas in the lobby. the hotel continued to operate. good morning to you, waking up to fog around the bay. live doppler 7 where you can see the cloud cover, the rain yesterday, temperature and dew points are about the same. with all that moisture we have a quarter to half-mile visibility in the north bay. check out this view. so caution is advised on the roadways, across the bay if you're taking the ferries, mass transit. things look good. 41 half moon bay.

the sun comes up and we'll see plenty of it today. 39 in santa rosa. 34 in napa with 42 in concord. 41 in livermore. if you're spending time today on the peninsula waking up to some clouds in the 40s, then by about 10:00. it should be a nice afternoon. in the north bay cooler. 56. richmond, san rafael and santa rosa near 60 today in san jose. look at the cloud cover increasing to the north by this time tomorrow morning. that's ahead of a pretty strong cold front. as a result temperatures will be milder in the low 40s in the north bay. elsewhere we'll see partly cloudy skies and timing out that rain looks like it could skip the morning commute tomorrow. getting here by lunch time and that means a sloppy afternoon commute. we'll have details on that as we go through the day today but first sue has a look at your

roadways. metering lights are on. if you can car-pool we watch those cars going by at the limit with no delay. we did have a stall blocking a lane of traffic. your commute from san francisco jammed up. an earlier accident still blocking a lane. you can see traffic stacked up to 980 and an accident in the northbound direction near 66 near the coliseum. so both directions through oakland very slow. speeds at least southbound slowing to below five miles an hour and then 15 here as well. as you make your way southbound past 92 all the way into hayward and fremont. it's living up to its nasty name. all right, sue. santa rosa police looking for a

group of robbers who busted into a home one wearing a shirt that said sheriff. this happened in the neighborhood known as the wright area action group early sunday morning. police say a resident got woken up by three to four people at the door demanding money. he was either knocked out or passed out. when he came to the suspects had disappeared. marijuana had been cultivated at that house. investigators believe it may be linked to the attempted robbery. it's unclear if anything was taken. 6:39. allegations of sexual misconduct by employees at presentation high school in san jose. alumni from the all girls catholic school are launching their own website to tell their stories of sexual misconduct. the 17 alumni allege eight teachers and coaches are involved in sending elicit text messages as well as making lewd comments directed towards students. the school principal said all reports of sexual harassment that she received were handled properly by the school administration. happening today the remains of the san francisco man killed in the korean war will be buried with full military honors.

22-year-old army first class james leonard was reported killed in action in july of 1950. his remains were not found or even identified until last year. the army brought him home on sunday at sfo. leonard will be buried alongside his family at holy cross. a san francisco police officer who had a severe head injury is back at work. the department posted this picture of motorcycle officer robby chan with the caption our hero has returned. he underwent multiple surgeries and hours of rehab following the injury on thanksgiving in 2016. and this surveillance video shows him chasing a suspect who then hit him with a skateboard. that suspect was caught by another officer. a move by the trump administration means the price of solar panels could be going up. >> and there's a petition to celebrate a former member of metallica here in the bay area. and this is incredible. if you want to make $160,000 a year you need to send your

resume to in and out. >> it might be one of the best stories of the day. >> it is. first a look at what's coming up at 9:00 on "live." hi there. >> hello. >> coming up on "live" david duchovny drops by to talk about "x-files."

tuesday morning. dry across the state. 50s in our neighborhood. 59 monterey. 70s in los angeles. that's all changing already advisories going up for the sierra nevada. tomorrow afternoon into friday, stay tuned for the forecast. partly cloudy today and then lots of snow tomorrow even into thursday. some frightening moments for people in alaska this morning after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of kodiak, alaska, and that quake then triggered a tsunami warning for the entire west coast. even though the warning has been canceled authorities in the bay area were taking no chances. and abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in santa cruz this morning for us. tiffany? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. we are at the upper harbor, an area damaged in 2011. if you look behind me it is

dark. we just saw some interests currents and eddies and ripples on the water here. we haven't seen any major waves but, again, those ripples could be part of the tsunami effect. that watch has been called off. it was a tense morning for folks who live onboard boats in the harbor. the harbor master went around boat to boat giving warnings there could be a tsunami coming and they should be prepare. the harbor master took some other precautions like calling in extra staff and turning off the gas stock. even though the tsunami watch was called off authorities do suggest extra caution if you are out near the ocean today because, again, they do expect some extra currents and ripples like we are seeing here this morning. live in santa cruz, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. tiffany, thank you. monterey county beaches are open after 5 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into the bay forcing closures from marina state beach to still water cove.

officials blame equipment failure. the monterey bay aquarium takes seawater for many of its animals straight from the bay. they found no contaminants. the county health officials are advising the public to still avoid contact with the ocean until friday. to the 2018 academy award nominations we brought to you live just in the last hour. >> it was a lot of fun. here are the nominees for best picture. "call me by your name." >> "dunkirk." >> "lady bird." >> "the shape of water." >> and "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> that was one of the few times that tiffany haddish pronounced ebbing, missouri, correctly. >> we edited out -- >> there were a lot of stumbles and mispronounceations and i love haddish for it. >> "shape of water" has 13. if you want a complete list of

who is vying for oscar gold go to our website and find them there. you can watch the oscars live only on abc 7 sunday, march 4th. jimmy kimmel is hosting once again and we would be remiss if we didn't congratulate emeryville based pixar for "coco" a nod for best animated feature. >> and song. >> congrats. a bassist from metallica may be honored with his own day. >> cliff burton helped the band bring thrash metal to the mainstream. >> souza is trying to have february 10th declared as official cliff burton day. >> i saw him when i was a little kid on east 14th one day. i didn't realize it was him. this big, tall dude with all this hair. >> souza asked the municipal advisory council to support the effort. the board unanimously voted yes to forward that on to the board

of supervisors. burton was just 24 years old when he died in a tour bus crash in sweden. he was elected posthumously to the hall of fame in 2009. now on to your morning money report if you are thinking of installing solar in your home, it may get more expensive. >> president trump has approved a 30% tariff on imported solar panels, most of which come from china. solar advocates warn that 50,000 to 60,000 american jobs could be at risk. the city requires all new buildings can ten floors or fewer to use their roof space for solar panels or water heaters. >> listen to this next story. it is blowing our minds. when you think of a job that pays six figures do you think of in-and-out? store managers make an average yearly salary of, get this, more than $160,000. a college degree or previous management experience not required. wages there start at $13 an

hour. it ranks number four out of 50 on glass door's best places to work beating out tech companies like google and microsoft. they have 401(k), great benefits. i mean -- >> and that food. >> and the food. the animal style fries. if you can't get enough of the royal family your opportunity to rub elbows with them and get paid for it. >> i can't get enough. buckingham palace is looking for someone to help the royal family manage their social media. you mean harry is not really tweeting at me? it's listed on linkedin jobs for a communications assistant based at buckingham palace. your job to help produce content for a variety of platforms, a one-year contract that starts in april, one month before prince harry's and meghan markle's wedding. the position offers travel throughout the uk to support important visits and engagements. >> that wedding your first big test, get your fascinator on. >> i would not want to answer to the queen. one bad tweet -- >> she seems like a harsh boss.

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. lisa argen with a look at your forecast. live doppler 7 tracking the fog in your neighborhood and you can see that we have it in the east bay, in the north bay. it is moving into san francisco. quarter mile visibility, petaluma and napa. here is the way it looks from our sutro tower camera. 47 downtown. 46 in san jose. 41 half moon bay and from our roof camera foggy. 34 in napa. 39 in santa rosa with 41 in livermore. we're looking at not only the fog this morning but it's going to clear by about 10:00, 11:00. partly cloudy this afternoon. the next storm system arrives tomorrow but we're dry and milder for the weekend. it's a 2 and that will bring anywhere from light to moderate rain, a half inch to an inch. windy at times, 25 to 35-mile-an-hour gusts. the cold front slices through the north bay and then by the

evening commute it's pushing through the south bay. but behind it we have plenty of showers. your thursday morning looking at scattered showers. then by your thursday afternoon still looking at that precip accumulating over an inch in novato. and perhaps upwards of near a half inch in fremont. highs today partly cloudy. let's dive right no. a sig alert issued for this oakland accident. 45 minutes according to the chp. near high street and if we zoom in speeds southbound and northbound really slow. we had an earlier accident north at 66. southbound under five miles an hour and then 15 and northbound 12 miles an hour as you head closer to oakland. you may want to take 580 to get

around this accident. fully engulfed caltrans truck west 37 before highway 121 not blocking a lane but it is causing lots of slowdowns all the way across westbound 37 from mare island to the signal lights there near the raceway. we are getting reports of a deadly shooting at a kentucky high school. reportedly there's at least five people shot. i want to show you a shot from new jersey's governor. the shooter is in custody. one confirmed fatality. much yet unknown and this is an ongoing situation. i've been looking for images coming out of kentucky. none yet. look for updates on this story throughout the day on our website and also on our news app. back to you. thank you, jessica.

the california dmv began issuing federal real i.d. cards yesterday. not everyone is welcoming them. beginning october 1st, 2020, drivers licenses and i.d. cards will need to be real i.d. compliant if you want to board a domestic flight. passports, military i.d. cards and other i.d.s will still be accepted at the airport. they are deemed more secure by tsa but some are concerned about privacy. >> the main point of the real i.d. act is to threaten and intimidate states into participating in a national i.d. database and probably could and would use that for immigration enforcement, witch-hunting of people whose citizenship would be challenged. >> to get a real i.d. you have to physically go to a dmv field office, bring a proof of identity and residency. you can choose between getting the current license and the new real i.d.s.

well, traffic is moving smoothly on the freeway split in san francisco this morning after an accident left a car upside-down. and here is a picture of the car tweeted out by the sf fire department. this happened shortly before 10:00 on 280 northbound. three lanes were blocked for about an hour and at least one person hurt. netflix is out tens of millions of dollars because of kevin spacey. the company says it took an unexpected $39 million charge for content that it has decided not to move forward with. netflix didn't specify what the content is. cnn reports the charge is from costs associated with ending "house of cards" and not moving forward with the release of a biopic both starring spacey who was accused of sexual misconduct late last year. sno ♪ i'll be what i am a solitary man ♪ >> neil diamond says he will retire from touring because of a

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6:58 if you're just joining us or heading out the door here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, the tsunami watch on the west coast has been canceled. it was issuedernight after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of kodiak, alaska. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. number two in santa cruz the harbor master took precautions. we are there following that warning and that's when the gas stock was turned off to alleviate any potential fuel leaks. the water has been calm this morning. number three, here is the fog sitting over san francisco this morning. a beautiful picture. reduced visibility in the north bay and then we're partly cloudy and mild. twitter's chief operating officer anthony noto is leaving

the social media giant to lead sofi now. he joined twitter in july of 2014. number five, the we stand with oakland group will hold a press conference to announce new plans to try to keep the raiders in the east bay. they are not giving up and hinting at legal action. and number six following this accident in oakland chp has issued a sig alert southbound 880 near high street. two lanes remain blocked. and it looks like northbound is just stacked up with very slow speeds. take 580 if you can. no estimated time of opening. number seven, "the shape of water" leading this year's oscar nominations. more coverage on "gma" in minutes analyst of the nominees on our app and abc7news.com. watch the oscars here, sunday, march 4th. your picks, go, best picture? >> oh -- "shape of water." >> oh, i know.

"good morning america" starts now. >> "lady bird." good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. a giant earthquake off the coast of alaska, sparking alerts and tsunami watches across the entire west coast this morning. >> a tsunami warning has been issued for this area. >> people told to evacuate immediately. police saying this is not a drill. the very latest as we come on the air. back in business, hundreds of thousands of government workers now on the job again after president trump signs a bill to end the shutdown overnight. but the fight's not over. what does this temporary deal mean for the fate of 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers? ♪ sweet caroline breaking overnight, neil diamond's big announcement about his future and his private health battle. and countdown to the oscars,