good morning on this thursday, september 13th. coming up on 5:00 a.m.tasha is f >> never more than sev minutes away froth accuweather meteorologist mike nicco is here. >> good morning. cloud cover and high clouds blanketing us once again. and the breezes aren't very fast right now. 5 to 15 miles per hour. but they will pick up again during the afternoon hours and make it feel like fall once again. here's a look at my accuweather 12 hour planner. milder this morning. temperatures in the mid-50s to 60. a cool lunch. breezy this afternoon. keeping us in the 60s to low 70s. by 7:00, jacket weather again, 50s and 60s. let's bring in alexis and find out about the commute. good morning, mike. overall looking very good. certainly much better than we were yesterday on the bay bridge commute. we have a little bit of stackup in the cash lanes.

left side is looking okay. no delays with fast track. no metering lights yet. 15 to 20 minutes until those are turned out. tracy to dublin, just switching to yellow 35 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, 15 minute. 101 to cupertino, 16 minutes. i have an update on the crash east of the dunbar ton bridge. we'll talk about that coming up next. thanks alexis. it keeps getting worse for the people in the millennium tower. they are atlantaing to yellow tag the entire building after a cracked window last week. >> amy hollyfield explains. amy >> reporter: hi, jessica. we don't see any signs of construction work going on. no construction workers. no equipment out here at this time. so no signs of any work is under way to make these repairs. one of the deadlines is this afternoon at 3:00.

the department of building inspections, or dbi, wants the tower to install an overhead protection system to protect the public from falling glass. and they want that done by today. that's because a window in unit 36b cracked. this just adds to the building's problems. it is already determined it is sinking and leaning. inspectors consider this crack a huge concern. so they are demanding windows in every unit are checked out. they want that done by tomorrow at 3:00. the homeowners association is asking for more time in response to the dbi's demands. the association told abc 7 news in an e-mail we relayed the association's daily efforts to meet the dbi's requests to date and reiterated that the association is fully prepared to respond to the dbi requests timely. no word whether the city will give them more time.

as of now, this building will be yellow tagged if demands are not met and this deadline isn't met. they want to protect people on the sidewalk from the possibility of glass falling and hitting them. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> happening now, we are tracking florence as the category 2 hurricane is close to making landfall on the east coast. this is a look at its path the past 12 hours. 1.7 million people have mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders. 10 million people live under storm watches and warnings. nearly 1,000 flights are canceled through friday. 5% of gas stations in north carolina are out of gas. those are the facts. we're going to take you live to north carolina in the next half hour. also mike will be forecasting florence's path. so we'll get to that in a moment. a teacher who just finished his first week at south bay school is on administrative

leave facing act indications of molestation. he was arrested on tuesday. he just started teaching at harper school in san jose, a private middle school. the allegations of assault on a former student handled at his former school in san diego. they have no information on any allegations against students in san jose. school officials say they do extensive background checks and charges weren't filed until last week, which is why they did not see any issues when they original live hired him. the san francisco police chief promises to crackdown on drug problems at u.n. plaza. his department is boosting patrols off market street. four additional officers began monitoring the area this week. the police department says it is responding to complaints about drug use and quality of life issues related to homelessness. in the east bay, an 82-year-old man had to be rescued after falling 80 feet

ths vid he othe rescue outside his home on green ridge court in castro valley. crews took him to th hospital as precaution >> you will see dramatic video showing two children on ava lay hoe ledge. nobody is around. it has people questioning the police response. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. where are the police? >> that is so scary to watch. the viewer who shared this said she first called 911 at 7:00 p.m. tuesday. she called again 15 minutes later when no one showed up. she said she then went to the firestation around 7:30 that night. when she got back, the children had gone inside. the vallejo police department says it is investigating why that 911 call wasn't prioritized. it plans to follow up with parents to find out how the children got on the ledge in the first place. in the east bay, police said

the hot car death ofoddler was tragic accident >> the girl died after being left alone several hours on tuesday on hardie drive. they accidentally forgot was in the car. at the time it was about 80 degrees in moraga, making temperatures inside the car even hotter. >> the inside of the car probably would have gotten to 130 degrees. and that's under direct sunlight. it doesn't have to be that hot outside to get a temperature like this. >> moraga police chief said officers tried to revive the toddler who wasn't breathing, but it was too late. lily was pronounced dead at the hospital. the world is watching. that is a stunning art piece from this week's global action

summit. our camera was rolling as video played out at city hall. this is called the standing march. it was first displayed in paris. will it features 500 people and highlights the importance that this is one topic that impacts all of us. >> this is the greatest challenge we have ever faced as a humanity. >> it is by french artist j.r. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the latest information on florence, forward speed is slowing, as predicted. so are the maximum winds. down from 115 to 110. still a dangerous storm. nothing has changed in what it is going to produce when it does make landfall. outer bands hitting some of the outer reaches of the carolinas right now.

we will still get 2, 3, 3 1/2 feet of water. storm surge to 13 feet which will bury some of the barrier islands. we will have coastal flooding. the sounds, those will flood. that will push water up the and causing inland flooding. freshwater flooding will create more river flooding, creek and stream flooding, neighborhood flooding. it it will be a mess. and we have the winds on top of that. here's a look at temperatures down in the south bay. 49, morgan hill. 58 in lowe's al toes. most of us mid-50s. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. no fog. if you're out and about, refreshingly cool. peaches chilly with the winds. small craft advisory noon to 9:00. # we'll take l at the

microclimate forecast next. here's alexis >> we had a pedestrian crash in the south bay. state route 84 westbound side past ardenwood. we talked to chp a few minutes ago. they were not able to give us the location of the pedestrian involved in this. they said no lanes blocked. not a major blocking situation. no major delays. this is something we're keeping an eye on here this morning. as mike mentioned, no fog if you're doing the golden gate bridge commute. you have more room on the southbound side. just hearing about a new crash on the carquinas bridge. and one on 880. >> on gma's first look.look. a giraffe attack in south africa. >> that mother is out of a coma. the boy's father is speaking

exclusively to abc news. >> reporter: in this morning's tkpwapl first look, the father of the woman attacked by a giraffe, along with her 3-year-old son, is speaking out. jack says his daughter katie, a wildlife scientist, was walking with her 3-year-old son not far from their home in the south africa nature preserve. >> this time she came to a wooded section, went into a clearing. and instantly the giraffe came at them. >> the husband running in was able to call for he help. they were airlifted to a hospital nearby. katie has woken from her coma. and finn is just coming out of his medically induced coma, still groggy, but making tremendous strides. much more at 7:00 a.m. with your tkpwapl first look, i'm paula faris. new video shows harvey weinstein hugging a woman who said he raped her just a few hours later.

we'll hear from her and weinstein's attorney next >> bart is explaining why it is running this ad from an organization classified as hate group. >> i don't know who they are or why we're here p. but my daughter wanted to go. so here we are. >> best sound bite ever. bts brings everyone together, even though people have no idea who bts is.

>> hey, i've got some good news. check out the air quality forecast. it can't get much better than this. everybody is going green, which is good. not only today but friday, saturday, and sunday. so this refreshingly cool air is also very clean. we'll take a look at how long that will last coming up in a minute. >> it's a little high. that's a little high. >> harvey weinstein accuser released this video which appears to show the movie moviem touching her inappropriately. he asked to meet at a hotel lobby. she thought they were going to close a deal, but she says he raped her instead. >> weinstein's attorney said, the video when viewed in its entirety, in context and not in select excerpts, demonstrates that there is nothing forceful, but casual, if not walk arawkwam

both parties. >> women, quite frankly, are used to in various settings being flirted with. sometimes women think they can handle a predator, and they can't. that's what i saw. a saw a young girl trying to get a business deal done and being handled by a predator. >> thompson is part of a class-action lawsuit against weinstein. bart is now responding after it approved advertising from an organization that's classified as hate group. >> the institute for historical review bought electronic billboards at two san francisco parking lot station that reads history matters! the organization is accused of defending naziism and spreading holocaust denial propaganda. bart said free speech court rulings reinforce the fact that bart cannot reject the ads. as it is written, we cannot >> a lenk-based limousine

company is suing uber for unfair competition. the lawsuit filed monday claims uber saves $500 million a year by mis-classifying drivers. uber's drivers are not considered employees. the lawsuit claims it violates state driver laws because they don't have to pay minimum wage and other benefits. self-driving shuttles may soon be zipping around treasure island. according to the examiner, they support a pilot program for an autonomous shuttle service. $600 federal grant would fund the project. san francisco officials are set to vote next month. i have never cheat indeed my life. i have a daughter and i do what's right for her. and i have never cheated. uh-oh me an apology. warriors star steph curry says he believes serena williams handled the situation during the

u.s. women's final with such grace and class. curry was asked by sports news outlet omni sport during his tour of asia. and curry says he hopes everybody celebrates naomi osaka because she is the champion. she was penalized a point for smashing her racket and docked a game for her outburst which included williams calling the chair umpire a thief. williams went on on to lose the final. steph curry flashed his athleticism on his international tour. >> this is him in tokyo at a local giants game. he throws a great ceremonial first pitch. it looks like it catches the strike zone s. san francisco giants have lost 11 games in a row. he would look good in orange and black; just saying. just saying. he could do it. so athletic. it's never been too soon to think about the warriors.

single game tickets are going on sale today. >> this is the final season in the east bay for the defending champs. set your alarm for 2:00 p.m. that's when tickets will be available. you can buy them through the team's website or the box office at oracle arena. the bts army not there anymore, p.s. and that is the bts army. dedicated fans to the south korean boy band called bts. the group is on a very rare u.s. tour, making a stop at oracle. >> dedicated seems to be an understatement. and right behind us on this monitor, you can see the lines that sky 7 showed us live on "abc 7 mornings" yesterday. and cornell bernard went to the concert last night. ♪ >> reporter: the boy band sensation from south korea rockednnesday night. but the fans, better known as bts army, brought down the house. a of screaming

fans, loving every minute. before the concert, the mendez family from sacramento could hardly believ this was happening. >> we have been here since 8:00 this morning. >> bts has completely changed our lives. yeah, it has >> reporter: some fans started camping on monday outside oracle, hoping to grab a spot in the first come, first served pit by the stage. >> bts, bts! >> reporter: this army says bts is more than a band. it is a following. they're music with a positive message. love yourself. >> i just really love their music. they're just really popular people. >> i feel like it has helped a lot of people to grow more  confident about themselves. they talk about self-0 a lot. >> it's been a big influence on me. ♪ they call me idol >> reporter: some recreated the band's moves in the parking lot. >> what planet are we on? what happened? >> reporter: mike was here for the show but admits he still e wh to , so here we rorter: he

enjoyed the show. hub says bts top-selling shows it has seen a while in the bay area, selling more tickets than the eagles, beyonce and jay-z. >> i'm with the dad. i still don't get it. wow, where have we be? >> pick your jawsis off the floor after hearing they sold more tickets than beyonce. >> it's a rarity thing. beyonce goes on tour often. these guys are only available a handful of dates. >> i love that they are send agriculture i positive message. especially at that time during their lives. >> center fun, kids. >> and no knock on beyonce. or the eagles. >> she's the question. >> absolutely. here's a look at what's going on outside. hi, everybody. here's a look from sutro tower. green on top of the sales force tower. is that because of the climate

summit? we wonder if that's why that's green. but that's great. high clouds, cool breezes. high and low clouds, cool conditions tonight. minor changes for a while. take a look at the temperatures. we'll start in the south bay. look at this very narrow range from 73 in milpitas, gilroy, barely 79. 70 in santa cruz. we start in the low 70s at the peninsu peninsula, dropping to the 60s. other side of the coast, 579 to 62 degrees. 63 today in downtown san francisco. head up through the north bay, low to mid-70s there. east bay shore, 66 in richmond and berkeley, oakland. these are more like late october, early november temperatures. you move inland, and temperatures are around 75 to 77 degrees. all right. for don't, how about 40s in our deepest valleys in the north bay. you see some of the low clouds returning all the way to the

east bay where we will have low to mid-50s outside the north bay. my accuweather seven-day forecast. minor changes. we warm up two to four degrees tomorrow. we'll have a little bit more sunshine. and then we just kind of ping pong between gaining a couple degrees, losing a couple degrees. wednesday, closer to average. no heat in this forecast. how about all the roads, alexis? okay, mike, we are getting busy. three new incidents to talk about. they all sound like they could turn into big issues. a close eye on all of these. 8830 to mission boulevard, a rollover crash. it is just starting to back up. not sure about injuries in that one. carquina s80 near toll plaza, a semi lodged under the trailer. no injuries in this one. i'm not able to see this on camera, but the bay bridge toll

plaza, we are hearing a crash is blocking two middle lanes east of the toll plaza. so keeping an eye on this one too. emergency crews just arriving right now. that could delay you if you are heading towards the metering lights. as far as i know they are notn yet but they should be in minute. a judge is upholding a restraining order according to san jose.com. he is accused of berating the superintendent during a meeting and threatening her. tran says they were mischaracteriz mischaracterized. he says he plans to sue for defamation. next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >> surveillance at parking lot sent information to an i.c.e. databa database. why the transit agency says it's all a misunderstanding. plus, it's been seven years since a group of san francisco police officers faced

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5:25. if you're heading out the door, 7 things to know before you go. number one, hurricane florence is closing in on the carolinas as outer bands approach the coast. it remains a category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. the latest information and new track is out also. i will have that coming up in ten minutes. first, let's talk about what's going on outside for our weather. temperatures anywhere from 7 to 11 degrees below average. >> number three, a shooting rampage in bakersfield. kern county deputies say a man killed five people before turning the gun on himself yesterday. this was not a random attack. >> number four, bart officials are meeting today to discuss how information from license plate readers at the macarthur station were sent to a database accessible by i.c.e. officials. >> number five, san francisco is threaten to go yellow tag the

entire sinking mill lessen numb tower if the homeowner's association doesn't act fast. they have until tomorrow to key inspections. >> number six, a sig-alert. 880 ramp to mission boulevard is blocked, along with the two right lanes. a rollover crash. two other vehicles involved as well. >> number seven, today you can get into a few san francisco museums for free s.sf momo, california historical society, bookbinders museums and other museums in somma won't charge admission starting at 5:00 be this afternoon. we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news, including demands people are making of governor brown at the global climate summit.

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let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings". >> accidental surveillance? bart explains how it ended up sending information to i.c.e. close to landfall. we are live in north carolina and tracking the path of hurricane florence as it's having a ripple effect across the country >> and the days of renting a mediocre car are over. how you can rent a porsche and impress your friends and family, taking on a first date. >> what? >> talk about false advertising. is this your ride? >> it is. it is tonight. >> love it. >> oh, boy. >> good morning on this thursday, september he 13th. 5:30 a.m. >> thanks for joining us. natasha is off. never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> high clouds and sunshine to deal with once again. you can see them on live doppler

7. here's a look at what's going on from mt. tam. upper 50s to low 60s. the rest of us cool at noon, 66 to 67 degrees. not much warmer when it's breezy. 67 to 72. about 50s and 60s by 7:00. the latest on florence. i do have a little bit of good news coming up. here's alexis. all right. good morning, mike. yeah, we've got busy here all of a sudden, unfortunately. a sig-alert south on 880 right at mission boulevard. a rollover crash involving three vehicles total, blocking the the off-ramp, two right lanes. it sounds like that will be a while. it does take a while to clear up. also, 527 the official time for bay bridge metering lights. two-car crash. if you look toward the middle of your screen, a tow truck is hooking up. they are trying to get that to the parking lot just off to the side of the toll plaza.

that one should be cleared shortly. >> thanks alexis. happening today, bart will take up its surveillance policy. boy, do they have a lot to talk about. >> it accidentally sent info it got from its cameras to federal agencies, including i.c.e. matt keller is live in fremont at the warm springs station. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. bart says they didn't realize that this license plate reader system was accidentally activated at that macarthur bart station in oakland. but they said once they realized it was on, they turned them off and took them down. it is where this info went that really has people upset. it ended up at the northern california regional intelligence center into a database i.c.e. can access. the bart board told the police department in april 2016 not to turn them on. but at some point they got activated. media partner, east bay times, reports bart sent peubgtsz oficf

pictures of 57,632 license plates to the database from at least january through august of last year. in november, the police department figured out they were recording and had the license plate readers powered off and completely uninstalled. bart says it has asked to have all the information deleted. a bart board meeting is being held this morning at 9:00. live in fremont, matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you, matt. also on the agenda for bart, they will consider a policy to ban travel for its staff to nine states. they have laws that some say discriminate against against the lbgt community. alabama, kansas, ki can ki but the huge state of texas. there would be exceptions, for example, if bart needs to meet contractual obligations or comply with federal requests to appear committees. if ap the policy would go into effect october 1st. out of bakersfield, kern county deputies investigating a shooting rampage that left six people dead, including the gunman.

>> the sheriff says the gunman and his wife went to a trucking business around 5:30 last night. the gunman confronted a man and shot him before turning the gun on his own wife. three more people were eventually shot in the rampage spanning several crime scenes. when deputies eventually caught up with the suspect, he took his own life. >> these are not random shootings. six people lost their lives in a short period of time. this is highly unusual. >> the suspect is believed to have carjacked a vehicle with a mother and child inside, but the two managed to escape. this morning authorities still do not have a motive. family members are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads them to a missing 66-year-old woman. 6 palo alto police say kaboga-miller was last seen driving on university avenue on august 17th. she had just left the countrytime market. she is considered to be at-risk because she uses numerous prescription medications and they were left at home. she was driving a silver 2002

mercedes-benz clk. dp 241lu. a statue in san francisco civic center that some call racist and demeaning will not be removed. the city's board of appeals reconsidered its decision in april to overturn the early days sculpture. it shows a native american man at the feet of a conquering spanish cowboy and catholic missionary. the chronicle reports the commission will begin working to take down the statue immediately and safely store it. the global action summit continues in san francisco. delegates are taking action to reduce carbon he emissions. some say we are still not doing enough. >> what's the matter with jerry ♪ >> they are demanding an end to oil drilling and gas production in california. security is ramped up for even more protests today. leaders attending the summit say

we are seeing the impact of global warming every day. >> we are all seeing or feeling the impacts, the fires in california, or the hurricanes. so we need more ambition. san francisco mayor will kick off the day's events at 9:00 a.m. happening now, the carolinas are bracing for hurricane florence as it churns towards the coast. it has weakened to a category 2 storm with winds up to 110 miles per hour. the outer bands just now reaching the coast. ana rivera live in wilmington with the scene that she is seeing there. good morning >> reporter: good reggie and jessica. as you can see, the wind is starting to pick up. the the good news is a lot of these businesses already shut down and boarded up. you can see some behind me. others leaving a message left behind for hurricane florence. pray for wilmington. and then a list of shelters, which has definitely come in handy as we saw this last night. this was the last push of cars

evacuating wrightsville beach. we saw lines of residents waiting to get back onto the island yesterday to finish up last-minute preparations. they have to be out by 8:00 last night. clouds are slowly moving in as hurricane tphrorpb hurricane florence approaches the coast. the city of wilmington has opened up parking decks for free so people can park their cars ahead of the floodwaters. reggie and jessica? ana, thank you. meteorologists are flying into the eye of florence to gather critical data on its intensity. check out this video. it was shot by u. s. air force hurricane hunters doing recognizance yesterday. the information helps them determine where florence is headed and the impact as it gets closer to land. >> we're going to take a look at a live shot from the cherry

grove fishing pier, north myrtle beach. you can see it is not too dangerous right now, at least looking. some people out trying to surf on the waves before it does become dangerous and things deteriorate as we head into the afternoon hours. outer bands hitting the outer banks of north carolina. myrtle beach is right about there. you can see it is still pretty far away. myrtle beach could be one of the areas 24 hours from now suffering from flooding. this category 2 moving towards wilmington. it is coming in when it will be dark. it takes a left-hand turn and heads between myrtle beach and florence. then it is slowing down wind speeds. it will continue towards columbia. it will cause so much flooding. we could have anywhere from 20 to 30 inches. isolated areas, 40 inches. storm surge, 13 feet especially for north carolina. it will push water into the

sounds, up the rivers. plus, you'll have the rain, freshwater rain gathering in the river. potential for flooding is just incredible. here's a look at what's going on back home. much calmer this morning. mid to upper 50s on either side of the peninsula. fairfield about 60 right now. san mateo bridge. high clouds. no clouds. no mist. no drizzle to talk about. pretty quiet weather on the roads today. it's going to be out on the water where you're going to find a little choppy and a little brisk as you head into the afternoon hours. and then that's going to make it feel like autumn for all of us. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. your neighborhood coming up next and your commute. hi, alexis? good morning. the last 20 minutes or so we had three incidents pop up. two 0u9 of three are cleared, though. good news there. i was incorrect about that bay bridge toll. i thought i want was a crash. it was a disabled truck, i believe it was a u-haul.

we watched it live as incident was clearing. that was the middle lanes just before the metering lights. chp assisted. they were able to move that within 10, 15 minutes. that was really fast. metering lights are on. things are starting to stack up into the maze. 5:27 this morning for turning those on. sig-alert in fremont. rollover crash involving three vehicles, southbound 880. we have some injuries there. good news, eastbound 80 near the toll plaza. a pickup and semi got tangled up. 6 that just cleared. all lanes are back open. the shiny and new sales force park is falling apart? we'll break down by walkways are breaking down and how soon it's getting fixed. we of apple store

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tahoe, we will be in the mid to upper 60s today, tomorrow, saturday. low 70s next week with freezing cold temperatures in the morning. reggie. thanks, mike. nike created controversy with an ad with colin kaepernick and it seems to be paying off. a new poll shows nike is getting just what it hoped out of its colin kaepernick ad. the caption, believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. one in five people say they will stop buying nike products. the same number says they will keep buying nike products. look at that. 29% of young men said they will buy more. young men are nike's key demographic. kaepernick has been under fire since he knelt during the national anthem to protest social injustice. two senior care centers criticized for evacuations during the north bay wildfires are fighting back against an effort to revoke their licenses.

the department of social services has received a notice of defense from oakmont senior living. it operates in santa rosa. social services says oakmont failed to protect residents last year as the wildfires approached. the department claims many people would have died if family members did not help evacuate them. a group of san francisco police officers accused in a racist text scandal could still be in trouble seven years later. the officers are accused of sending racist, sexist and homophobic texts. these were uncovered in 2012 during a federal corruption probe. a superior court judge stopped proceedings for disciplinary action against officers. an appeals court rein stated them. so now the state supreme court ruling that the city can move ahead with the proceedings. that means the officers is could end up getting fired. you would think $673,000 would get you a pretty good sidewalk. but at san francisco's new trans bay transit center, it is a big expensive fail. take a look.

this is what's happening in the walkway at the public park that sits four stories above street level. chunks of the expensive walkway are breaking up. that is just after one month of use. the walkway is made of decomposed granite instead of asphalt to give it a softer feel. >> the good news is it is under warranty. the other piece of good news is that people can still enjoy the park. this is nothing that prevents people from coming to the park, enjoying it. >> the walkway does not have any structural damage. workers will continue to sweep the pebbles and patch up the holes until it is fixed. three men accused of robbing an apple store near sacramento are now under arrest. the suspects led police on a chase after robbing the apple star at the roseville suspect's several vehicles during the pursuit, including a big rig. incredibly, nobody got seriously hurt. of course this comes weeks after a wave of apple store robberies here in the bay area.

roseville police say the men matched the descriptions in other store robberies but did not say which robberies and it is too early to prove there is a connection >> speaking of apple, much better news for them, preorders for their newest products begin tomorrow. >> yesterday animal u veiled the iphone 10s is max. it cost $1,099 and has the largest screen ever at 6 1/2 inches. >> it has a bigger screen than earlier watches and included fda-approved heart sensor which can detect irregular heart rate and other functions. owners in san francisco and l.a. will be able to list their porsche vehicles for rent on the pie peer-to-peer website toro.rogra hourly or weekly rentals of brand-new vehicles. but it is only available in atlanta for now. own porsche, au

going to let somebody else drive your porsche? >> thank you. i do not understand this program. there is something i'm missing. >> there has to be some incentive, right? is your payment knocked down by a few thousand? >> do they need a few bucks thrown their way. >> i don't think so. >> toro has pretty incredible cars you can rent, not just porsch porsches. >> okay. why not just go to the dealer and drive theirs. or don't they want you to? >> this app allows you to do whatever you want with the car. you can rent it for an hour, two hours. >> whatever i want? >> for example, go to napa. instead of around the block at the dealership. >> you can't really test drive it that way, can you, at least not a porsche. yesterday the sunroof open or top down. another great day for that. you won't get beaten down by the sun. filtered by high clouds. it is keeping the temperature at

58 in walnut creek. as far as our pattern, it will hold. next several days. nothing extreme in this forecast. let's break down san francisco. your 12-hour planner on the right side of your screen. the left side, look at the highs for the day. 59 to 65 degrees. along the east bay, high clouds all day today. temperatures topping out 66 to 70. in the 60s for the better part of the day. peninsula, the same thing. high clouds and sunshine. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. even 70 around menlo park. south bay, 70 around 4:00. in fact, we will be in the low to mid-70s in the afternoon hours after the six in the morning. up in the north bay, high clouds and sunshine.star temperatur low clouds developing along the coast and around the bay.

that is what you notice. marine layer comes back to a certain extent. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. year 80 inland. hope you enjoy it. here's alexis. good morning, mike. a sig-alert in the fremont area this morning. this is a rollover crash 880 at mission boulevard off-ramp. that off-ramp is blocked. two right lanes blocked as well. we have some injuries s. the vehicle flipped and landed on its roof. right now i would say that is cause building a 15-minute delay. it's not terrible. if you want to use an alternate, that is not a bad idea. san mateo bridge, reports of metal blocking lane three. chp on the way to pick that up. overall, we have had decent drive times. just 44 minutes westbound 580 tracy to dublin. not terrible out of the central valley. dublin to mission boulevard, about 16 minutes. northbound 101 to cupertino, still 15 minutes >> new at 6:00, a new warning about obesity in america and

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temperatures 7 to 11 degrees below average. we'll be in the 60s and 70s today. jessica. mike, thank you.

>> michelle obama is coming to the bay area for her new memoir "becoming." the tour will bring her to san jose friday, december 14th. tickets go on sale to the general public next friday, starting at $29. 10% will be donated to local charities, schools and community groups. i uc berkeley staffer has given the ultimate gift to a staffer. catherine welsh is giving the thumbs up shortly after she donated one of her kidneys to a man in washington. she knew almost nothing about him. an article in "the new yorker" inspired her. >> if somebody is dying without a kidney and i have two kidneys and it doesn't sound that hard to give one away, then why not just do it. >> catherine had the surgery 22 days ago and is already back on the job. she works as a fund raiser for the college of chemistry that's really inspiring. happening today, you can get

into a few san francisco museums for nothing at all. moma, the historical society, bookbinders museum and other museums will not charge admission apt 5:00 this afternoon and they will be open until 9:00. free green thursday is part of the global climate action summit. the museums will feature pop-up gallery talks. also in celebration of the summit, ford go bike is offering a free ride today throughout its entire bay area network. free passes for unlimited rides to 30 minutes are available on the go ford bike app. officials say riders have already pedaled 3 million miles, burned 125 million calories and saved 2 million pounds of carbon emissions since they launched last year. all right. love to hear all of those stats, jessi jessica. we have one sig-alert to talk about due to a rollover crash in fremont.

southbound 880, mission boulevard. two right lanes blocked. stop and go at about 19 miles per hour. right now it is not a terrible delay. 10, 15 minutes at the most. i think it will get a lot worse if it blocks much longer. metering lights at 5:27 today. we had a disabled truck. crews were able to clear pretty quickly. i have good news for the hawaiian islands. olivia is weakening and pulling away. a tropical depression. all of this moisture means the potential for flooding will hang around another 24 hours. in fact, everything you see shaded in green, which is every single island, under a flash flood watch until 6:00 their time tomorrow morning. back here at home, we have this nice, cool, alaska an clean air sitting on top of us. when is the last time that the four-day forecast for air

quality is green, as good as it is going to get. the smoke from the fires going to stay away. head outside and breathe easy. back to more news with jessica and reggie. >> mike: thank you. new at 6:00, president trump's stunning statement minutes ago about the aftermath of hurricane maria in puerto rico. the claim he is making this morning. you don't want to miss it. heart-stopping video shows a child standing on a window ledge. the person is calling out vallejo prestige delivery and the crack at the millennium tower. the city is threatening to yellow tag the building. deadline set for today. a live look outside as we head

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live doppler 7 tracking hurricane florence. the storm just reaching the east coast. but the worst is still to come. >> all eyes on the east coast. good morning to you. it's thursday, september 13th. thanks for joining us. >> that stharb natasha is off. we are very concerned about our friends in the southeast. >> a storm surge could bury some of the outer banks of north carolina and some of the cities that are along the sounds and also the rivers. we'll talk more about that coming up. getting you out the door by showing you live doppler 7 and the high clouds prevalent around 20,000 feet this morning. we will see more sunshine this afternoon. we will be tempered by the breeze. mid to upper 50s. we'll be stuck in the 60-degree range at the coast most of the day. 67 to 72 under the breezes at 4:00. mmre alexis.