now at 5:00, a bay area woman goes public accusing the supreme court nominee of sexual assault. we are hearing from her attorney as democrats try to delay the vote. good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. natasha is off. meteorologist mike nicco is here. >> hi, everybody. hey, reggie. visibilitywise, a mile and a quarter in novato. two miles at half moon bay. san that rosa, about a mile.

it will get thicker the next hour or two. it will make things a little tough from time to time. we're in the mid-40s to mid-50s through 7:00. most us in the low to mid-50s. exceptions in the mid-40s. look at noon, 60 at the coast. upper 60s for the rest of us. as we head into the afternoon, we stay at 60 for the coast. a little breezy. low to mid-70s elsewhere. mid upper 50s, 60s by 6:00. well, we started off pretty rough in the castro valley area. things are looking much, much better. we had a sig-alert due to police activity that was apparently a freeway shooting. we are working to confirm that and get more information. westbound 580 is back open at state route 238. we have a little bit of delay approaching that. i know a lot of folks were stuck in that. you red back to the yellow. all the on ramps are back open as well. not looking so great at the bay

bridge toll plaza. quite the stackup on either side of the toll plaza and the cash lanes. if you're using fast track, you should not have any delays >> alexis, thank you. the woman accusing the supreme court nominee of sexual assault is going public with her claim. she is a professor at palo alto university. her claims could put the nomination of brett kavanaugh on hold. good morning, amy >> reporter: hi. good morning, reggie. her neighbors just heard she is the accuser. they say they are surprised. they call her very brave. christine blazy ford is a clinical psychology professor at palo alto university. she made the claim earlier this summer in a confidential letter but has now come out publicly because her name was leaked. she accuses brett kavanaugh of assaulting her in the 1980s when they were high school students in maryland. her lawyer was on good morning

america this morning. >> she made the decision not to go public. and those who were not satisfied with that decision essentially created pressure for her to come forward by alerting members of the media and others who essentially started going to her classes, going to her home, invading her privacy. and the very ills that she sought to prevent by choosing to remain confidential were already happening to her. and she knew it was inevitable. so that's why she came forward. she said i thought he might inadvertently kill me. he was trying to attack me and remove my clothing. brett kavanaugh says i categorically deny this allegation. i did not do this back in high school or at any time. the senate will try to hear from kavanaugh and his accuser.

and her attorney said this morning on cnn she would be willing to testify before legislators on capitol hill. reporting live in palo alto, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. hospital officials will discontinue life support for a 6-month-old who suffered a brain injury. he has been on a breathing machine. he went into cardiac arrest more than a month ago. his parents tell them doctors gave them a letter friday saying breathing machines will be turned off today due to the irreversible brain injury. >> they just dropped this bomb on us. we have to move forward. >> i think my son deserves a fighting chance because he is in fact, improving. >> his parents are looking into options they have, whether it's legal help or moving kingston to another facility. hospital officials can't comment because of privacy laws but they feel for what the family is

going through. new developments at hunters point ship yard. new concerns about the plan to retest the soil for radio teufplt. the navy's proposed fix draws from an old plan in 2012 which aims to cut costs. it declared more soil safe for development. that way the navy didn't have to pay as much to haul soil away. investigators later discovered data was falsified. they have criticized the navy's plan to re-test the abc 7 news viewer in the east bay sent us this video of what sounds like a small explosion in bay point. it broke up on water street just west of pittsburgh. a barbecue then spread to a house. the explosion may have been from the barbecue's propane tank.

fortunately, nobody got hurt. if you had an angry uber driver over the weekend, maybe it's because they weren't getting paid. a glitch presrefptvented them f getting paid. the company was working on a fix over the weekend and did not know how many drivers were being affected. happening today in the east bay, you can help a nonprofit that is gathering donations for people impacted by hurricane florence. >> med share is looking to get wipes, diapers and formula. shampoo and dental supplies are also needed. the address is 2937 alvarado street. more details at abc7news.com >> florence may have been downgraded to a tropical depression, but the threat it poses is far from over. happening now, record flooding in the carolinas. and more rain istetoday. at least 17 people have died so far because of this storm.

rescue crews are out in full forcehomes. ana rivera from wtvd is live in wilmington, north carolina with a look at the conditions. good morning, ana >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. at least the rain and the wind have finally moved out. we finally got a beautiful sunrise here in wilmington, north carolina. but the effects of hurricane florence are still here. you can see all of this roadway was covered in water. left over debris and leftover water from when it pushed up onto the dock. you can see the branches left behind. take a look at this. this massive power line. but we want to show you some of the flooding. we have aerial footage of flooded roadways in this area. almost impassable as people try to get through wilmington. you can't get in or out at this point. this is definitely still a dire situation here in wilmington

even though this storm has made its way through. very close is wrightsville beach, a popular tourist destination. residents are not allowed back in their homes yet. they are hoping to get back by tomorrow morning. they are completely without power on that island. they say until they have power, they can't get back. they don't know when they will be be back in their homes. they are waiting to get back and see what damage was left behind. >> tens of thousands of people don't have power. do we have any idea when that could be turned back on? >> reporter: no idea when they will have all the powerback on. the good news is throughout wilmington, there are spotty areas getting powerback on. that's why you are seeing long lines, massive lines for gas and grocery stores, as people try to get back into the few areas that still have power. well, it's of the country. hopefully they will be able to get things back to normal sooner rather than later.

thank you so much. over to meteorologist mike nicco. he has a closer look at florence and everything the east coast is still dealing with, mike. >> the problem with flooding is it takes hours, sometimes days, for it to finally go away as all the water makes its way from the small streams to the bigger streams, to the rivers, to the lakes, and then the lakes overflow which we have already seen. i want to show you the gray. this is radar estimate of how much rain has fallen. it went so far up the scale i had to put it on for you. all of this gray in the southeast corner of north carolina. and here's the south carolina border heading down to myrtle beach. that's 15 to 25 inches of rain so far. thankfully it is pulling to the north. now the areas you see in green, which still starts in south carolina and goes all the way up to boston, more than 10 million people under that flash flood watch through at least wednesday. here's a look at the future radar. and you can see as we head up towards tomorrow, that's really when new york and boston will

get hit. the heaviestbyednesday it's fin. that he wants the last of what we will hear what it's doing presently. temperatures just from mid to upper 50s everywhere except for pleasanton, 49. 41 in novato. oakland, san francisco, 58 and 56. a look at our activity planner, high u.v. index. we are getting closer and closer to astronomical fall. beaches, it will linger. dicey north of the bay. small craft advisory. west winds gusting 30 miles per hour. we have some wild temperature swings coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. a little heat on the way. here's alexis first. good morning, mike. i want to take you back out to the discovery bay area on state route 4. we had a serious crash this morning where at least one vehicle went off the roadway.

down into the water as well. things are starting to clear up. this happened a little before 4:00. we did have a full closure of both sides of the roadway west on of tracy boulevard. just heard from chp a couple minutes ago that the road is back open. they were doing one-way traffic control. between 20 and 40 minutes depending which direction you're going t. hopefully that will improve soon. not terrible out of the central valley. yellow, 48 minutes. 4 to concord in the green at 14. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, still looking good in the green at 16 minutes. chp is crediting alert motorists for saving these two dogs. this happened yesterday morning. the exhausted dogs are at a local animal shelter this morning. it's unclear who the owner is. but chp is thanking drivers for calling police instead of ignoring the dogs or trying to get out of their own vehicles to

save them. so definitely glad those guys are okay. >> those poor pups. >> i know. >> hopefully they'll get back to their home or find a new one soon. thank you, alexis. y e at a restaurant that uses ugly discarded food as the focus of its meals? and we have new details on regulations in several cities. a father who gave up a prized possession to h

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a live look at walnut creek, 55. they will start to flirt with 90 come wednesday. our warmest thursday when 90s are back. they're not going to last very long. my accuweather seven-day forecast less than seven minutes away. mike, thank you. in today's gma first look, a shark attack that killed a 26-year-old man off cape cod. the first deadly shark attack in massachusetts in more than 80 years. we are now hearing fm im who it abc'soforr:gma's first look, the first deadly shark attack on cape cod in more than 80 years rocking this classic beach side town. 26-year-old arthur bookie

boarding when a shark took old 30 yards out. >> screaming like a lunatic. call 911. there's been a shark attack >> reporter: this is isaac. isaac spoke to our affiliate. >> i just saw getting, like, dragged under the water, and then him just appearing again with blood in the water and screaming. i swam to him as fast as i could. i got to him, he wasn't talking anymore. >> reporter: these sharks seen in the water just hours later. we'll have a live report from massachusetts coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, abc news, cape cod. 5:16. observatory in new mexico that mysterious closed for an fbi investigation will reopen today. the sun spot solar observatory made headlines earlier this month when authorities evacuated without explanation. investigators would only say there was a security threat. it fueled online speculation as to whether researchers spotted aliens.

the association that runs the observatory is now squashing the rumors saying the fbi was investigating criminal activity nearby and was concerned about a suspect who could have posed a threat to others. notice, they didn't say it wasn't aliens. okay, maybe. >> slips down shy of the first down. davis. >> buffalo bills cornerback von tay davis abruptly retired at halftime of yesterday's loss to the los angeles chargers. in a statement, the younger brother of 49-year-old vernon davis said he shouldnt be out there anymore. he can no longer play at the standard he set for himself after several injuries and surgeries over his 10-year career. >> never seen it pop warner, college, pro. never heard of it, never seen it. it is completely disrespectful

to his teammates. >> did he say anything to you? >> he didn't say nothing to nobody. >> stvontae davis says he is at peace with himself and his family. he retired at halftime. how strange is that? >> it doesn't seem like it went well. >> it did not. at least not in his teammates's eyes. happening today in the east bay, oakland city council expected to take up regulating dockless bikes and scooters. >> it is expected to allow scooter companies to continue operating. in santa cruz, officials say bird is not completing with the cease and desist letters. this is new video from over the weekend. in a statement, they want to work with city officials to develop a framework that works for everyone. we found the company hasn't told him to stop. >> i haven't gotten anything.

i just go on the app. it tells me where i can put these out. >> last month they were denied a permit in san francisco after flooding the streets is here with scooters without permission. food waste has become a hot topic in recent years. enough a san francisco chef is taking the conversation one step further. according to the chronicle, chef nick balla would like to see a food waste focused restaurant. he would like to explore opening in bayview or another underserved neighborhood but wants to make sure the idea is accepted by the community. he said the restaurant would provide job tupbtsz. now, the chef shared his idea at the global climate action summit. it's getting a lot of buzz. >> it makes sense to me. they have been around just selling the fruits and

vegetables the way they are. it's still go stuff. cut out the bruise, like mom used to do. sometimes parents sacrifice to support those they love. >> generosity comes full circle for one dad. jake and were yes or noey surprised their father wesley by buying back his 1993 ford mustang. wesley appeared to be overcome with emotion when his children handed him the registration. and wesley had sold his beloved mustang in the early 2000s to pay his wife's mounting medical bills. his son bought the car after finding it on craigslist. >> how awesome is that? >> he cried as well, didn't he? for sure. that's amazing. maybe they will have a chance to drive it in nice weather whether winter sets in. here's a look at san rafael. some of the fog encroaching on san rafael. we're looking at southbound 101.

low clouds and fog will return to the coast. north of the bay bridge keeping us below average once again. more clouds and fog for tomorrow's morning commute. a little bit of a spike of warmth in the middle of the week. wait until you see how strong that is coming up. there are still a few clouds lingering the east bay shore san leandro to richland. one finger always rolls through it seems like. everybody clear by 3:00 exempt for the coast. the clouds will start making their way back over our neighborhoods. highs today, a wash across the way. we'll go from upper 60s to low 70s. only 5-degree range on the peninsula today. 60 to 63 along the peninsula coast. 65 to 66 to 67 for downtown south san francisco and sausalito.

low 60s on the north bay coast f. we see sunshine on the coast, this is where it will be. upper 60s in richmond, berkeley, oakland. the rest of us 70 to 73 along the east bay shore. 76 in pleasanton. 80, brent wood. if you have been sleeping with this cool weather, another round tonight. mid-40s to mid-50s. we lose a degree or two. boom, it gets warm. look at those. 90 wednesday. 90s for sure inland thursday. that's it. back below average by the time fall starts saturday. good morning, alexis. things ramping up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it sure looks like the metering lights. if they aren't yet, they will be any minute. cash or fast track, you have a bit of a wait to kacross the ba bridge into san francisco. we have a lot of green. a full sig-alert early this morning with the closure of westbound 580 at 238.

it was canceled just after 5:00. a freeway shooting. however, no one was injured. video from the scene coming up shortly. mass transit off to a good start. 44, bart trains and service no delays. ace 1 on time. still gps tracking issues. and normal service, no delays, with capitol corridor. one marine county city is one step closer to banning plastic utensils and straws. they are allowing staff to come up with a proposal that would ban food vendors from troeprovi those to customers. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know to start your day. >> why city council is

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5:25. if you're just joining us is, here are 7 things you need to know before you go number one, the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault is willing to testify before the senate judiciary committee. blasey ford is a professor at palo alto university and claims the assault happened in the early 1980s. a tropical depression florence is leaving behind major flood anything north carolina. the city is a virtual island surrounded bywater. 17 people died. in about 10 million more people are going to be possibly seeing that same thing. we will talk more about the flooding later. let's talk about our forecast. it will be cooler than average today. 4 to 10 degrees. we are stuck mainly in the 60s and 70s again. >> number 4, getting the monday

morning commute going. we had a serious crash in the discovery bay area. half an hour on the westbound side approaching tracy boulevard number five, doctors at antioch children's hospital are expected to discontinue life support for kingston holmes. his parents are looking into other options. people in the san jose tent village plan to rally this morning after they were given a warning to vacate. chp says residents need to be out in less than three hours at 8:00 a.m. number seven, finds out when spacex plans to launch its first flight to the moon. elon musk will reveal who the first tourist will be. announcements set for 3:00 p.m. today. >> i hope it is someone famous and fun. not just a billionaire we don't know. oprah. >> i'm on board with oprah. >> crossing fingers.

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are they facing eviction or not? a homeless encampment meant to be part of a solution for homelessness is facing a confusing battle this morning. as lawmakers try to stop a bill that would mean morehousing at bart stations, there is a proposal for housing at a bart station. if you love getting the robocalls, man is 2019 going to be great for you. why it could be known as the year of spam. i'm not talking about the delicious treat in a can. is it going to get worse? >> i'm sorry, mike. >> i cannot believe it.

>> yeah. it's pretty bad as it is. all the calls to our land line now are spam. >> all the calls to my cell phone are also spam. >> that's tough. it shows a number and it looks like one of your guys's numbers with the same prefix. >> we're not calling you. >> i know it's not you guys calling, so it's spam. let's talk about the weather. since you're so happy to hear from me all the time anyway. the wind is not a big issue right now. 13 miles per hour in concord. that's why we've got an issue with fog out there. and the low clouds are slow to roll across the neighborhoods. but they are doing it. the area with fog is golden gate preupblg. temperatures in the low to mid-50s at 7:00. back at the coast, you hover around 60 from noon to 4:00. inland 69 to 74.

everybody back in the mid-60s by 7:00. someone we know we want to hear from is alexis. >> i don't know about that, mike. i never have any good news. bay bridge toll plaza. things have gotten busy. official word that the metering lights are on at 5:25. so unless you're using the carpool lanes, you will have a bit of a wait. nothing significant right now. westbound 580, richmond, san rafael, 13-minute drive. state route 92 and westbound 84 across the dumbarton in the green at 9 minutes alexis, thank you. okay. we do have a live desk update for you. on the east bay freeway shooting we told you about earlier in our newscast, chp says someone in a white ford taurus fired several shots the a black camaro on interstate 580 on san leandro. the driver may have bumped into

each other in hayward. one car will followed the other. that led to gunfire. the driver pulled over near 150th in san leandro. the good news, no one was hurt. now, on to developing news, the bay area woman accused of the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is willing to testify on capitol hill. >> that's what our lawyer said an hour ago on gma. christine blasey ford is a professor at palo alto university. she made the claim earlier this summer in a confidential letter but has now come out publicly because her name was leaked. she accuses brett kavanaugh of assaulting her in the 1980s when they were high school students in maryland. icvo kavanaugh.republica for many people, these accusations against brett kavanaugh are bringing back

memories of the confirmation hearings for supreme court justice clarence thomas in 1991. asf workplace sexual harassment. this time the outcome, though, may be different given the me too movement. >> i think a lot of folks have regrets how anita hill was treated when clarence thomas was up for confirmation. now there's a chance to kind of make things right and take a woman's claims seriously this time. >> according to media reports, chairman chuck grassley is now working to set up phone calls with both kavanaugh and blasey ford. in the south bay, a homeless camp on state-owned land is in jeopardy. >> hope village opened up last week without permission. people plan to protest an eviction notice. matt keller live for us in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. supporters and people who live

here believe there could be a confrontation with chp later this morning. they have been given to 8:00 a.m. to leave. this has been dubbed hope village. it was set up on west heading street. near the san jose airport. it proves you can set up housing for the homeless quickly. we spoke with one supporter this morning. >> i understand they have a job to do and we're trying to respect that all at the same time expressing that not enough has been done. >> organizers say ten residents were selected because they're not drug users, are not seriously mental ill, and whose primary issue is lack of adequate income to rent a place. the the rally is scheduled at 7:30 this morning. some people are willing to

engage in non-violent civil disobedience. in the east bay, some are calling on governor brown to veto a bill to build more bart stations. opponents of the bill say bart needs to focus on providing safe and reliable service instead of housing. they plan to hold a news conference later this morning at the dublin pleasanton station. bart is moving forward with a plan to transform 177 parking space into a housing and retail development. according to the chronicle, bart's board approved an exclusive negotiating agreement with an east bay developer. in all, it call for 519 units of housing. 44% will be rented at below market rate. and no replacement parking is

included in the plan. in the south bay, survivors of urge the california attorney general to investigate how it was handled against priests. 12 men claimed they were abused there in the 1970s. that includes releasing the names of priests accused of abusing children. >> naming names is crucial. you hear all of these stories about people who have been relocated parish to parish. unless we want the names, how are we expect said to protect the children? >> it is expected by the middle devastation after a type tpaopb h typhoon hit over the weekend. it is unlikely that the 40 to 50

people buried in the mudslide will be found alive. already 69 people have died. it hit the philippines saturday before slamming into southern china yesterday. it was the most powerful typhoon to hit hong kong in four decades with winds of 120 miles per hour. happening now, heavy rain from tropical depression florence is causing record flooding in the carolinas. and this is new drone video taken this morning in fayetteville, north carolina. the storm has already claimed at least 17 lives. emergency officials in onslow county say florence is the worst storm in their lifetime >> so far what we are dealing with is the most cat traffic disaster this county has seen in 50 or 60 years. >> more than 170 roads are flooded in the state leaving drivers strapped. long lines are forming at the hue open businesses as people venture out for the first time in days. the american red cross is

organizing a relief effort for those affected by tropical storm florence. you can make a $10 donation. text florence to 90999. north of bristol, tennessee, in virginia, and it will continue heading up the mountains there. that's going to really inhibit it from spinning too much. so it's going to start really unloading more moisture. and you can see as i show you the future radar, your time track right there, it will be tomorrow morning. it's really hitting new york and boston the hardest. their morning commute will be a mess. notice by the afternoon hours, i should say into the evening hours, wednesday morning, it finally starts to push offshore. that will be the the last we hear of florence in the states. of course over to europe it will cause issues, but not for us. 52, san mateo., r city.an francisco. mid to upper 50s east bay to

south bay. look at concord, 59. napa, 57. santa rosa, 55. it looks hazy out there. we have fog and haze trying to develop. breezy north of the bay bridge. your ferry ride will be a little choppy. cool and comfy taking mass transit. my east bay temperatures, 58 this morning. cloudy. clouds will hang through 10:00. sunshine at noon at 65. we'll spike to 69 at 2:00. 60 degrees at 8:00. one more stop, we look at the other side of the peninsula. a slight bit warmer. sunshine just a little bit faster. 66 at noon. where you see the separation is some 70s starting from 1:00 and happening around until 5:00. back down to 61. under the stars by 8:00. been trying to follow you all morning. at first whey got better. and never want amon morning starting off with issues. >> we're doing

no major current problems. we are dealing with the after effects of a crash in the discovery bay area on state route 4, west of tracy boulevard. a serious crash. a vehicle went off the roadway, caught fire, and it sounds like it went into the water as well. all lanes are back open. they did one-way traffic control for a while. we are starting to recover. at one point we had a 45-minute delay. we are down to 10, 15 minutes at this time. east bay has just cleared up. westbound 580, north flynn road in the altamonte pass, a crash. down to 6 miles per hour on 205. 14 once you make it torichmond. westbound 580 approaching the toll plaza for the richmond san rafael bridge. i'll follow up on the potential new problem in the central valley coming up next. bribery inside amazon. why some people are accused of paying off employees. coming to

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very quiet weather pattern. today breezy along the coast. low to mid-60s from aour rico, monterey.

palm screens, 100. big surprise, right? low to mid-80s in sacramento, chico. here's a look the my seven-day forecast. highs 73. close through friday. and temperatures start to drop with a dry cold front for the weekend. autumn starts, kind of feels like 6 amazon is looking to claim some of their employees are taking bribes. they range between $80 and $2,000.t has zero tolerance for abuse of the system and will take swift action. san francisco billion snare mark bennioff is buying "time" magazine. he and wife lynn will pay $190 million for the weekly magazine.

the deal is unrelated to sales force where he is chairman and co-ceo. the announcement of the purchase says they will not be involved in the day-to-day operations or journalistic decisions at time. more readers rely on digital sources for their news. in the east bay, berkeley city county has voted to serve nothing but vegan food on mondays to city council. >> they claim it is because of a climate emergency. the resolution passed by council calls for only plant-based food at city-owned and city-managed facilities and programs one day of the week. the legislation called for green mondays. but the day of the week hasn't actually been settled. pro phone epts say it will cut back on the consumption of meat and dairy.

spacex plans to launch its first space polite to the moon. elon music will reveal who the first tourist will be to the moon. it appears there's only one passenger. musk tweeted a rendering yesterday. it is still in development. it suggests that the moon launch is a few years away. would you go to the theater to watch an original streaming service movie? i max is in talk with all streaming services about an imax release. the chief says if streaming services were going to have an opening release, the biggest way to do it is on their big screen. users are already paying to watch the movie on their streaming site. will users have to an addition to watch at the theater. >> that's a good point. >> i bet they won't let you do it for free. >> it's a different experience in a theater and to have it so big. >> yeah. there are some shows and movies you have to see it in imax. >> can you wear the clothes you wear at home to the imax? >> probably.

just not pajamas. >> i'm not going to judge. >> that's what i'm talking about. are you going to wear your pajamas. >> we live in a casual society. >> exactly. you're right. there is a difference when you watch with the surround sound and everything else. interesting to see. what's going on weather wise. surrounded by sunshine. that's where we will be this afternoon. the jet stream is not quite dipping down as far south neuer is it going as far north. we will see a moderation of our temperatures. in fact, there is a little bit of warm air to our west that will nudge this farther north. that's we will see temperatures spike wednesday and thursday before getting cool again. like we are seeing this morning and this afternoon. 75, santa clara, san jose. mosts in the middle 50s. 68, san mateo. low 70s for the rest of the peninsula. you can see the peninsula coast will have the most cloud cover this afternoon.

bay side, downtown, south san francisco, sausalito, mid to upper 60s. lack of clouds during the afternoon hours. you'll be stuck in the low 60s as you head inland 15 to 20 degrees cooler. even 80s in clover detail. as we head along the peninsula, the the breezes tphorblgt of the bay bridge. berkeley, richmond and oak land upper 60s. everybody else in the low to mid 70s. 80, brent wood. mid-40s to mid-50s with more cloud cover tonight. that will lead to a cooler day tomorrow. in fact, our coolest day until sunday. look at wednesday and thursday, though. you wanted 90s. they will be here for about a day or two. here's alexis. all right. good morning, mike. a new crash reported out of the central valley westbound 580, north flynn road. two vehicles are involved. have not gotten for sure information on whether or not we have a lane blocked there. so if so, that is a bad spot to

have anything blocking. that will slow you getting out of tracy. what that drive time looks like already. tracy to dublin, 1 hour, 2 minutes f. there is a lane taken away, it will continue to grow. antioch to concord, stop and go for you. in the yale at 22. and san rafael to san francisco, still in the green with no delays. and bay bridge commute, a little thin on the left side for the cash hraeupbglanes. thanks, alexis. we'll find out if two grape stomp champions set a new world record. they are being challenged by kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. okay. i thought we were going to hear something, burr i guess not. to beat the world record, the sisters had to stomp out at least 5.3 gallons of grape juice in one minute. they went at it on friday.

we'll find out this ifheiste o kelly and ryan in their choice outfits, beat the record. >> that's excited. okay. i'm rooting for the sisters >> a health scare for matthew perry. what kept him in the hospital bed the last three months >> imagine you're 16 years old, find a purse with $10,000 in it. what are you going to do? a teenager who is mature beyond his years >> robocalls are about to get a whole lot worse before they get better. before we upset you with that news, these dogs are living their best lives. these dogs with disabilities are wheeling around the beach. and clearly havi

here's a look at the air quality the next couple of days. it will be cooler than average. breathe easy. everybody is green, which is good. jessica, reggie >> santa barbara teen did the right thing when he stumbled across a black purse containing 10,000 bucks in cash. >> 16-year-old rami zaney found the purse in the middle of an intersection walking home from school. there was no i.d., no one around looking for the misplaced purse. he did the right thing by turning it into the local sheriff's office. >> to me i figured this is the right thing to do if i take it and find who's ever's purse it was. if the roles were reversed and i lost something with a significant amount of money inside i know i would want it back for sure.

>> the purse was reunited with the owner. she had it on top of the car and drove away without realizing it and lost the money. he got $100 as a rewards for his good deed. >> $10,000 in cash? the kid -- got nothing against the kid. the kid is great. >> did the right thing. >> alexis, what's that cash doing? >> two things come to mind that you could use that much cash for. i'm not going to say either one. hopefully they will be used for a good cause. we'll just move right on from there. the south bay, we have 101 and 880, slowly starting to fill in inbound side. traffic coming towards us. that's bit. not many south bay issues so far today. overall, looking pretty decent. a handful of incidents this morning. none causing any major delays. highway 4 to the maze, 21 minutes. bay bridge, metering lights on.

11 minutes. and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo in the green at 9 minutes. thanks, alexis. hi, everybody. we are cloud free in san jose. 54 degrees as we look at 280. free pollen, moderate. low for weed, grass, mold and high, very high uv index. you can burn even this time of the year. we'll keep an eye on this for flight delays. all right. i wanted to show the peninsula. that's one of the areas that will see the biggest differential between where you should be like in redwood city, 80 and where you end up today, 70, 10 degrees cooler than average. most of us 4 to 6 degrees cooler. stuck in the 60s and 70s. all right. back to news. here's reggie >> thanks, mike. a new report suggests robocalls are about to get worse. the percentage of scam calls expected to reach 44% in 2019.

this year it is 30%. they are working on fixes. for right now plan to keep getting the annoying calls. oh, man. new at 6:00, an effort to fill vacant storefronts in san francisco. why you could soon see two businesses sharing the same space and the troubled hunters point. the major problem that environmentalists groups have with an updated plan to retest radioactive soil plus, the glitch preventing uber drivers from getting their paychecks. a live loo

a bay area woman accuses brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. we hear from the woman's attorney this morning. and let's take a live look outside. we have seen some fog to start

the day. nice cool temperatures to star the workweek. but will it warm back up. we're going to find out soon. good morning. it's monday, september 17th. thanks for joining us. natasha is off. you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. thank you very much. on this monday morning, still in a fog around santa rosa. 1/8 visibility or less. other fog roaming the north bay, especially 101. it will be there throughout the morning. we being alexis. all right. temperatures in the north bay, in the 40s. the rest of us low to mid 50s through 7:00. clouds stick issy. coast, 60, no matter what time of the day it was. 66 to 70 around the bay. 69 to 74 noon to 4:00. it will be breezy, especially north of the bay bridge. here's alexis good morning, mike. as of right now, we don't have any dense fog advisories. it is out there. we are looking at a new problem in solano, wesou