one thing we love in local news and this morning is no different. prepare yourself for a muggy monday. >> rain is in the forecast this week as well. >> which is something we haven't heard since what day, drew tuma? >> may 23rd is when most of us saw our last rain system. outside we go. a live look at the exploratorium camera. we have good conditions right now. visibility high across the

region. so today we're tracking the humidity. it feels muggy out there. that's ahead of the rain we're tracking tomorrow. increasing clouds throughout the day. a chance of sprinkle in the north bay. the better bet is widespread shower activity developing. first, a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. good morning, drew. anticipating a busy day tomorrow with the wet pavement. today we're off to a quiet start. no major incidents to talk about. just a little overnight road work. things start stog ramp up at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. that happens 5:15, 5:20 for monday through thursday commute. stack up in the cash lanes on either side of the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are paying cash, you will have a little bit of wait. fast track, no issues. they just started opening up the carpool lanes too.

tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. dublin to mission, 15. 101 to cupertino, no issues there, you're in the green at 15 minutes. there are several memorials planned today marking one year since the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. the shooter opened fire at mandalay bay. there is a sunrise remembrance ceremony this morning. they will have 58 seconds of silence to honor the 58 victims who died. a candlelight vigil was held last night as well after a memorial of crosses for each victim. stephen paddock opened fire and later shot and killed himself. friends and family who returned for the first time explained the pain and the comfort they felt being there with each other. >> it helps just confronting the fear. >> i felt that we really needed

it as part of our healing. >> i just broke down. incident was just -- but it seemed like a lot was just lifted. >> among the events planned today, the entire strip will go dark to honor the victims. we're also keeping our eyes on the sunrise ceremony. we'll bring you live pictures of the tribute in the next hour. this morning california is facing a lawsuit by the trump administration over a new law with treubstrict net neutrality conditions signed by jerry brown. amanda del castillo has that story. amanda >> reporter: reggie, our state is now one of four that have passed its own net neutrality laws. though california's measure is being touted as the most comprehensive. net neutrality has been one of the hottest topics of debate the last several years. it's the principle that all internet traffic is treated

fairly. the any law would prevent providers like at&t and comcast from blocking or slowing data and would protect people from being charged more for some websites, while being denied access for others. >> we understand that there will be a long process in front of us to help manage the legislation on a national basis. but this is part of the due process that we need to go through in this country. >> a statement by u.s. attorney general jeff sessions reads in part, the justice department should not have to spend valuable time and resources to file this suit today. but we have a duty to defend the prerogatives of the federal government and protect our constitutional order. now, the new law would take effect january 1st. i'm reporting live from the south bay bureau, amanda del castil castillo, abc 7 news amanda, thank you. the fbi in the middle of its

investigation into sexual misconduct investigations into brett kavanaugh. now another yale classmate is coming forward. >> they describe him as a frequent and heavy dranker and off belligerent. >> as for the official investigation, agents interviewed deborah ramirez, the second woman that has accused the supreme court nominee of assault. kavanaugh has denied her allegation. ramirez is one of just four people who the white house and senate republicans have asked the fbi to interview. also auto that list, mark judge and p.j. smith. high school friends of kavanaugh, also leland kaiser, a friend of dr. christine blasey ford. they have previously written statements saying they have no memory of the incident. one local congresswoman is raising serious questions about the investigation and the deadline. >> abc 7 news reporter has her reaction and why senator dianne feinstein could find herself

under investigation. >> is this going to be a an investigation or another fig le leaf. >> i am here today not because i want to be but i am terrified. >> reporter: spear homes the fbi investigation looking into blasey ford's claims uncovers new information, but she has doubts. >> the accuser here, dr. christine blasey ford, hasn't even been approached by the fbi yet. so what does that tell us? >> reporter: spear wants to see judge kavanaugh submit to a lie detector test like blasey ford took over the summer. >> it is not believable that judge kavanaugh did this. >> reporter: california republican national committee woman says the fbi has conducted six background checks on kavanaugh. she believes there's not enough information from blasey ford's testimony to find anything new. >> i think it's a disgrace. i hope that we can move forward from this and not have such

politicized confirmation battles going forward >> reporter: senator graham wants to know how it was leaked. >> i have a call for an investigation of what happened in this committee, who betrayed dr. ford's trust. who feinstein's recommended as a lawyer. >> judge kavanaugh strongly denies the allegations. dr. placy ford's legal team told the "new york times" it has reached out to the fbi and still waiting for a response. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. one of the world's largest engineering firms is caught in the middle of two big problems in the bay area. the chronicle reports it is not only responsible for the structural steel work at the salesforce transit center where two cracked beams werefound, it is also on the bart extension project last month.

they said the extension will be delayed again. passenger service won't begin until late 2019, three years later than oringinally planned. it's 5:08 a.m. we are tracking a mild morning out there. it's also on the muggy side. of 58 in san jose. 60, s sunnyvale. a wide range of temperatures. moment of us in the upper 50s to lower 60s. of later today you will feel the humidity out there. we will have increasing can clouds. 73 in oakland. 82 for livermore. 78 in fremont. 68 in san francisco. about 75 the high in santa rosa. we will take you into the storm impact scale for tuesday. we are tracking a light storm on the way. light to moderate showers in the north bay and cinque south. the highest rainfall in the

north bay. find your rain gear the next 24 hours. showers return tomorrow. now a check of the roads with alexis. good morning, drew. good news in oakland. we had a full closure of 880 around 23rd for road work. that has wrapped up on time this morning. that was scheduled to go until 5:00. you can see the backup starting to disappear. caltrans is saying all lanes are back open on their website. looking at a little bit of red remaining. i think that will clear out in the next few minutes. take eastbound 580 instead. south bay, you have been very quiet. a live look at 101, 880 coming toward us. no major delays. we're off to a great start. >> thanks alexis. tesla's third quarter is in the books. the company will release its latest production and delivery numbers today. investors want to know if tesla will meet its goal. ceo elon musk said tesla is on the verge of being in the black after reporting its largest ever loss earlier this year.

on saturday he tphoupbgsed he is stepping down as chairman after settling a lawsuit with federal regulators. the sec said investors in august when he tweeted he had funding secured to privatize the company. a medical evacuation from a fishing boat near the golden gate bridge. this is new video of the coast guard rescuing a 46-year-old man saturday. the captain called for help saying a man on board needed some kind of medical attention. you can see the coast guard helicopter lower a rescue swimmer onto the fishing boat. that swimmer helped hoist the man up. he was taken to stanford medical center. a hiker has been found. >> diane salmon was found yesterday afternoon. two dozen search and rescue personnel spent the weekend looking for her. she apparently got separated from two family members while hiking bishop trail. it's not clear what condition she's in.

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upper 60s to mid 70s across the region. as we go after sunset, the clouds continue to thicken and the showers begin first in the north bay. and they will spread south on our tuesday. we'll detail that storm impact scale in 7 minutes. governor jerry brown pass and rejected a lot of legislation yesterday ahead of the midnight deadline. >> he has a few bills that will become law. california has become the first state to require publicly-traded companies to have women on the board of directors. they need to have at least one woman on the board by the end of next year. companies that fail to comply with face fines starting at $100,000. >> in the middle is a bill that allows bart to build on parking lots. >> on the right, a law that makes it easier for people to erase old marijuana convictions. the department of justice will review criminal records and

identify past convictions that are eligible to be removed. they say removing outdated convictions will help give people a second chance. a lot of bills to sort through, including the rejection of the safe is injections site in san francisco. for more on that, just head to abc7news.com. a live desk, new video of crews rescuing a woman trapped for three days after the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. she survived. the death toll has increased to 884. they have had a hard time recovering victims because of a shortage of heavy equipment. residents were not properly warned about the tsunami. they alerwaing but tn resciedeweleas u.s. navy sailors rush to go save people from a plane that

crashed off the coast of mic micronesia. the flight near guam came off the run way crashing into ala goon. 7 of 35 was taken to the hospital. one person may still be be unaccounted for >> would you say counselor kellyanne conway revealed she is a victim of sexual assault. >> i am a victim of sexual assault. i don't expect jeff flake, jake tapper or anybody to be held responsible for that. >> this is the first time i have heard you talk about something personal like that. and i'm really sorry. >> i've just had it. >> you work for a president who says all the women who accuse him are lying. there have been a number of people -- >> don't tphraeut coco

or what happened to me. new trouble for christian ronaldo. the 33-year-old is taking to social media about a sex assault in las vegas nearly a decade ago. a new complaint, 34-year-old catherine meorga said he assaulted her in 2009 in a hotel room. she said she screamed no three times. according to her, he apologized before she left saying that he was usually a gentleman. over the weekend ronaldo addressed it during an instagram live stream. >> no, no, no, no. what he they said today is fake. fake news. >> she claims she received $375,000 in exchange for her silence. she now wants that non-disclosure agreement thrown out and filed a civil complaint seeking more than $200,000. >> in today's gma first look, a

13-year-old is recovering after a shark attacked him in southern california. abc's will carr has details >> reporter: in this morning's gma first, watch beachgoers race to save a 13-year-old's life. four mendes prattly dragged him ashore inside a kayak. >> he was yelling, i got bit! help, help! >> the teen has been diving for lobsters when an 11-foot shark attacked. >> luckily, we got him out of the water. once we threw him on the kayak and started heading in, that's when i looked back and the shark was behind the kayak. he didn't want to give up yet. >> reporter: the teen airlifted to a nearby hospital with traumatic injuries. >> we imagine it could be a great white shark but we don't know for sure. there's a lot of other shark species out there that could do this, but very few >> reporter: we'll tell you what authorities are doing to keep beachgoers safe.

a california deputy is now the proud owner of a new puppy rescued during a drug bust. the 3-month-old pup is called bud. named after the mayor watch that raid he was rescued from. they cop sophisticated $3 million. they found the dog while marking plants and clearing out chemicals. vets got him healthy for adoption by the deputy. so something good came out of that. >> but to name him after the thing they name him in. why does that always happen? >> could you do buddy? >> you can do whatever you want. >> let's newame.py. >> we're tracking rain returning. it's exciting. storm season is under way and we can get beneficial rain to cut down on our fire fuels, especially in the north bay. great visibility right now. it's muggy out there. notice the humidity.

it feels very humid this morning. 50s and 60s at this early morning hour. later on this afternoon, it's not only humid out there. you will notice clouds will steadily increase. 68 in san francisco for the afternoon. 73 in oak land. 79 in san jose. 80, concord and napa up to 74 degrees. we bring back the storm impact scale as showers return on tuesday. we use this exclusively here at abc 7. we rank storms from 1 light, 5 severe. with the first storm of the season you would expect it to be light. highest rainfall in the north bay. hour by hour we go. late tonight, 11:00, light shower possible in the north bay. tomorrow morning, that's when the action gets going. the pops of yellow on the screen, that's moderate rainfall. tomorrow's morning commute features wet roadways. track the rain as it moves through.

showers late tonight. first fall storm tuesday. we will clear up and brighten up just in time for fleet week. anticipating a busy day tomorrow. today, really quiet no incidents to talk about so far this morning. looking at things slowly starting to fill in. no official word yet that the bay bridge metering lights are on. if they aren't yet, they will be be any minute. that is starting to fill in. you will have just a little bit of wait. across the bay bridge, san francisco looks great. zooming in, keep in mind, we salesforce transit center closed. more information later today about how long that will be. the cloche or of fremonteten hordndssion. oakg emfrheidgeta. wide open right now. we expect there to be backups a little bit later on this

morning. don't be be surprised if you see smoke in the south bay today. crews are doing a controlled burn in joseph d. grant county park. the department of parks will burn about 90 acres or just over a tenth of a square mile in an effort to control invasive and dead plants. the park is about eight miles east of san jose. crews say you'll likely see it there and parts of santa clara valley. university of san francisco broke ground on a new residence hall for its students. usf provided these to abc 7. the new dormitory will house 600 students in 150 suites. it's located on u usf campus. both projects should be finished by 2020. next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. lime was left out of the scooter pilot program. now it is trying to rally supporters. >> make it easier for the oakland

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here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, remembering victims of the las vegas mass shooting. today marks one year since the attack killed 58 people. a ceremony honoring the victims is set to begin in an hour. number two, new questions over the size and scope of the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. abc news reporter emily rau explains who have and have not been contacted coming up. number three, turning bart parking lots in housing. the governor signed a bill to allow housing and shops at empty station parking lots. it limits the city's ability to interfere. >> number four, california against the federal government. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is suing the state over net neutrality protections governor jerry brown signed into law. >> and number five, in accuweather, it is a muggy start to the workweek. increasing clouds later on today. we are tracking the return of

rain overnight tonight. but the showers this time tomorrow morning. >> number six, so far so good on the roads today. we have not had any major issues. drive times are good too. walnut creek, southbound 680, a few folks hitting their brakes south of 24 but no significant delays. >> number seven, san francisco fleet week begins today. mayor london breed will join for a news conference kickoff. >> we're back with another 90 minutes including lime and bird fighting back after being stopped from deploying scooters in san francisco. >> and what's next into the investigat

housing and bart parking lots, safe injection sites, and

abortion medication on college campuses. governor brown decided what becomes law and what doesn't in a flurry of late night moves. we will take you outside. hopefully you're sitting down when you hear this. we are tracking something we haven't seen in a while. some of you will need the umbrella overnight tonight. too much screen time is a constant conversation these days. how do you break away from the phone? here's a new reason. it is ruining your puppy's life. >> how can you say no to that face? >> you're going to make that guy sad stphp >> my dog takes his nose and pushes my hands away from the keyboard. >> it's 5:30 on this monday, october 1st. >> wow. can you believe that? september was a blink. >> it went away. it's done. >> who is your future? >> november probably. but october 1st. we are tracking the return of some s some starting

late tonight. outside we go. a live look from east bay hills camera. great visibility. beautiful shot of the bay bridge. san francisco. limited if any fog this 12-hour day planner. you'll notice it's humid out there. add the extra air spray, hair gel. it's one of those frizzy days. there is a chance a shower in the north bay. better bet of widespread showers tomorrow. find the rain gear. you will need it tomorrow morning. we will detail that hour by hour. but first a check of the roads with alexis. good morning, drew. one issue to talk about interstate 80, around university and emeryville area. calls into chp saying it was east bound side. but backup indicates it's westbound. i will see if i can adjust this camera for you. a better look in 10 minutes. our traffic maps show you we have a backup. near university. it does sound like the disabled vehicle is blocking the middle

lane. chp on the way to the scene. also getting busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will check that too around 5:40. thank, alexis. new questions over the size and the scope of the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> blasey ford's lawyers say the agency still has not reached out. emily rau is live in washington and joins us now with the latest. emily? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. well, president trump now supports this fbi investigation, which he ordered, with the condition that it would be limited in scope and finished by this friday. the fbi investigation into accusations against brett kavanaugh is officially under way. while lawyers for christine blasey ford say so far agents have not spoken to her, the fbi has talked with kavanaugh's second accuser, deborah ramirez, a yale classmate who claims kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party.

a source tells abc news ramirez provided a list of witnesses. on "60 minutes", democrat chris coons and republican jeff flake, who forced the investigation, agreeing -- >> if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination is over? >> oh, yes, i would think so. >> reporter: investigators do not plan to interview kavanaugh's classmates who contradict his testimony about his drinking. >> isn't that relevant given there clearly was drinking going on? at least it's alleged at the party? >> no. i think you're trying to portray him as a stumbling, bumbling drunk, gang rapist. >> reporter: overnight, a former college friend writing this letter in the "new york times" saying, quote, in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out while drinking and in degr drinking, brett has not told the truth.

>> julie swetnick claims she witnessed kavanaugh mistreat women at parties in high school. kavanaugh strongly denies all allegations. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein asked the fbi for the exact directions president trump provided. the white house said over the weekend the president is not micromanaging this investigation. in washington, emily rau, abc 7 news. thank you, emily. there are new developments every day. you can be the first to know about them with our abc 7 news app. make sure to enable push alerts on your phone or other smart device. one thing that made the cut, a controversial measure that allows bart to build new housing on their property. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy >> reporter: hi, jessica. yeah, asphalt parking lots, like the one i'm standing on right now, could soon become obsolete.

they could be turned into transit multiuse centers next to bart stations. it allows bart to do what it wants wi wants with its own property. they said local government should be making decisions about what communities look like, not the state. riders say they understand the need to create housing and get cars off the freeways. >> in a place you can live and work and not have to drive, it kind of makes a lot of sense, you know? unfortunately, the -- what is it that bully mentality of we're going to do this without your -- um, it kind of irks people. but in the end i think it's going to be a better thing.

>> reporter: pwarplt put out a statement reacting to the signing of the bill saying with the passage of this bill, lawmakers are sending a message to all local policymakers about the urgent need to build housing more. at bart, we could not agree more. bart officials also said they are committed to taking a collaborative approach and will consider the community's needs. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. california will not become the first university to offer abortions. services are available off campus making this measur unnecessary. the senator said she will try again under the next governor. governor brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed san francisco to open a supervised safe injection site for int intravenous drug users. enabling illegal and instruct sieve drug use will never work.

san francisco could still go and he open a site anyway, it would do so violating state and federal law. mayor breed said she will move to push it forward. canada and the u.s. have narrowly averted a possible trade war. late last night canada agreed to sign a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico. it replaces nafta, which president trump has criticized for years. the agreement many give american farmers greater access to canada's dairy market. meanwhile, canada will get protection from tariffs for its automobile industry. the agreement goes to congress, which can suggest changes. happening now, crews are working to shore up cracked steel beams in the salesforce transit center in san francisco. the materials they are use to go stabilize the $2.2 billion arrived over the weekend. you will see temporary bracing that will relieve weight from the two damaged girders. fremont still blocked off between mission and howard.

transit officials say they should know by tomorrow when they can partially reopen. >> good morning. time approaching 5:38 a.m. it is a mild morning as well. it is also humid. orinda, upper 50s at about 58 degrees. area wide, mild start. 50s to 60s. humidity will be high the next 24 hours. increasing clouds throughout the day. it is a dry day during the daylight hours. 6 in san francisco. 79 san jose. 73, oakland. 74 in napa. but you will need to find the rain gear for tomorrow. we bring back the storm impact scale. we're tracking our first fall storm of the season. we use this exclusively here at abc 7 to rank from 1 light to 5 severe. it gives you a better idea what to expect with each storm. light to moderate showers with level 1. we are tracking the high level h

ere is ahae along the coastline we could have a thundershower. the rainfall potential. here's the big takeaway from this map. the highest amounts are going to be in the north bay. as you slide south, we may have the rain shadow effect in the south bay. we are robbed with a lot of moisture. you end up with a couple of sprinkles. a good idea to add extra time. alexis, i know rain on the roads. >> yes. >> not a good combo. >> especially when it's the first time after months and months. all the oils, they rise to the surface. it's not just the rain you're dealing with. you're dealing with other slick substances too. i have a feeling we will be be busy tomorrow morning. get lots of rest. we adjusted our emeryville camera. westbound 80 around university. a disabled vehicle. a stalled car sitting in the

middle lane. did see that a moment ago. all lanes back. that was there 30 minutes. if you are coming from richmond this morning, el ser rhee taoe . we have not received word that metering lights are on, but i think they have got to be at this point. backups building into the maze. quick check of drive times. 32 minutes highway 4 to the maze. 10 across the bay bridge. san francisco to sfo, in the green at 9 minutes. alexis, thank you. lime is searching for answers after it was shut out of san francisco's scooter pilot program. the company is encouraging riders to attend today's land use and transportation committee meeting. mmon the agea,upvisors wil

die finalists for that permit program were selected. lime and bird got left out. lime does appealing the decision. wh

and it's 5:43 on your monday morning. hour by hour we go.

it's very humid out there this morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. a little bit of nswith cloud to. what we're tracking, though, as we get into tuesday, look what returns on our map. greens and yellows. that is rain returning tomorrow morning. the three-day forecast, dry during the daylight hours today. tomorrow, though, that is when we're tracking our first fall storm. 1 on the storm impact scale. we will time it out in about four minutes. a former berkeley professor justice received the 2018 nobel prize in medicine sip for discovering a new cancer treatment. this is video of the announcement earlier this morning. it was in swede especially overnight. james allison, he's on the left, received the award, along with hanjo on the right. the two men discovered a cancer treatment, immune check point theory. it uses the body's own immune system to attack cancer cells. this was first started in a lab in berkeley in the 1990s. allison was a professor there. from 1985 to 2004. he now current live works at

university of texas cancer center in houston.

today marks 25 years since the kidnapping and murder of poly class. she was taken from her home in petaluma at knifepoint during a slumber party. searchers spent two months looking for any signs of her before her body was found. a jury convicted davis and is still awaiting execution. a remembrance will take place in pacific grove today. while the oakland a's are on the road, they will look to build a new ballpark.

leaders are taking steps toward building a new ballpark. governor drown signed a bill. that means any complaints will be handled within nine months. the team president tells the chronicle this will keep plans to open a new stadium by 2023 on track. the a's still have not announced whether they plan to build along the water or stay at the coliseum. better news now, blue angels back in san francisco this week. fleet week starts today and ends october 8th. department of emergency management, which holds exercises with police, fire departments and the military to prepare for a potential disaster. on sunday, this navy landing craft utility boat simulated a landing at pier 50 as if there was a catastrophic earthquake in san francisco. >> you get to see family, spend time with them, tour around san francisco. i haven't been home in almost two years, three years. it's going to be fun. i miss them so much. i love them so much.

>> take a second to put down your phone. this is actually my dog. dogs are more likely to suffer from depression this their owners spend too much time looking at their screens. researchers in the uk say when dog owners ignore their pets to stare at their phones, they damage their emotional bond with their pets. dogs may act out to get their owner's attention leading to more behavioral problems. cats need affection too. because they are more independent they are less likely to be bothered. >> they don't care. >> no. >> also, it's bad for humans. nothing worse than when you're at lunch with a friend and the whole time -- >> i hate that. >> what were you saying, alexis? something about your kid? >> bye. see you later. see you next time. >> it's tough. >> one of the good things you

could use, accuweather app. rain is coming. that's a great use of the phone. we are tracking one of the first storms of the season coming on back. me or live doppler 7. same thing. 50s in the 60s. good morning. it is muggy out there as well. maybe add extra hairspray, hair gel. it's not the brightest looking of days. increasing clouds throughout the afternoon. 60s and 70s for the most part. the clouds will be increasing ahead of our next storm system. today you don't need the rain gear. it will arrive tomorrow morning. we bring back the is storm impact detail. we use it exclusively at abc 7 to rank from 1 light, to 5 severe. it gives you an idea what to expect. the system coming tomorrow until 1. it is a light system with light to moderate showers. highest rainfall will occur in the north bay. typical for a first storm of the season. monday night tonight, a couple of isolated showers along the coast.

the system moves on shore tomorrow morning. unfortunately during the monday or tuesday morning commute, rather. so tuesday morning, 6:30 in the morning. pockets of yellow. moderate rain moving through. extra time needed. accuweather 7 day. showers in the north bay late tonight. storm tomorrow. we dry out, brighten up in the upcoming weekend. alexis, good morning. good morning, drew. we finally got official word that the metering lights were turn odd 5:30, 6:00 this morning. they were on a little bit earlier just judging from the backup we saw. pretty typical start as you make your way to the bay bridge. once you make it past the metering lights, everything looking just fine. over to traffic maps, residual delays from an earlier problem in the berkeley emeryville area. a disabled vehicle was in the middle lane. we saw on our camera that did clear. definitely still seeing delays coming from richmond. that is certainly stop and go. and keeping a close eye on the

san francisco commute once again with continued closure of the salesforce transit center. fremont closed between howard and mission, along with the bus line on the fremont off-ramp. stick to harrison instead. mostly seeing green at this early morning hour, though. >> from scooters to robots, new technology constantly showing up on san francisco streets. now the city wants to change it. but first, why someone just bought this american flag for nearly $11,000. the extreme measures some

this is interesting. the american flag that stood strong during hurricane florence

sold for $11,000. it was flying near a lighthouse. flapping in the devastating wind went viral. money will go to hurricane relief efforts. in the north bay, survivors of last year's deadly wildfires had another chance to say thank you to the people who rushed to help thwhen the flames erupted. ♪ abc 7 news was in santa rosa courthouse square for heroes of october. the event paid tribute to first responders and others who risked their lives to save others nearly a year ago. it provided the chance to reflect on the healing process. >> last year has taken a remarkable amount out of our community. we need to get together, dance around a little bit, remember what it took to get us to this anniversary. >> the further you get out, there is a lot of mixed emotions. it's hard. not everyone shares the experiences the same.

>> and you can see the t-shirts representing first responders who came to the north bay. they are hung in a place of honor during yesterday's celebration. today marks the start of breast cancer awareness month. surgeon dr. christy funk is on good morning america today to talk about the latest in the battle against breast cancer. she explains there are three new fda approved drugs, all shown to slow down the progression of cancer. she said exercise can help. >> the rule is five hours a week. if you are break a sweat, you will only need two and a half hours a week. >> dr. funk shares more at 7:00 on good morning america. flights in and out of san francisco international airport back to normal this morning. thank goodness. >> yeah, really. there are more than 600 cancellations and dwof its situn

in preparation for holiday traffic and the coming winter weat run way was supposed to close. buff officials had to close the second because of the work that needed to be done. is your commute so bad that you would quit your job? the new search shows people in san francisco and other major cities have done just that. according to employment and staffing firm rocket haaf. people traveling to and from the office has gotten worse in the last five years. nearly a quarter of american workers left the job because of their long commute. 60% of employees report their company has not done anything to alleviate their commute concerns. alexis, that's your department, my friend. >> i know. you just feel most can't afford to live close to their jobs. they have to live further out. and we know how that goes. fortunately, i don't have any major problems this morning. emeryville, westbound 80,

university, that's where we had a disabled vehicle. looking a lot very heavy traffic in the area. the actual vehicle taken from the roadway. so that is starting to improve. tracy to dublin, 1 hour and 6 minutes. in the red already. antioch to concord, in the yellow at 19. san rafael to san francisco coming in the green at 17 minutes. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma in for mike today. >> hi. this time tomorrow we will be be tracking light showers moving through. today, though, it's a dry day. it's a humid day. a mix of sun and clouds later today. hour by hour, 2:00 this afternoon, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we are tracking the return of rain tomorrow. we will get the the storm impact scale. light to moderate showers. highest rainfall in the north bay. we do have a slight chance of thundershower along the coast. reggie, jessica. drew, thank you. this morning the trump administration is suing california over a new law that would stop companies from slowing your internet service. >> the company being blamed for

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