...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. it is drying out. by this time tomorrow, you're going to need an umbrella. the first storm of the season is headed our way. >> i can't believe it. you need the rain gear already. >> it's happening. >> it's happening. we start storm season. good morning. it's monday, october 1st. we're in october already. >> he yeah. drew has been telling us this morning we're getting rain tomorrow. buff this morning you will wake up and feel the thaoupldity. >> humidity. >> the extra hairspray, hair gel. it is extra muggy out there. fog is an issue mainly in the north bay. petaluma is the worst area we have right now. visibility down to three miles.

elsewhere, 10. picture outside, clear from east bay hills camera right now. break down your monday. 12-hour day planner. in the daylight hours, we are troepltly dry. by 7:00, as the sun goes down, there is a chance of a light sprinkle in the north bay. but it's really tomorrow morning when we will see the rain. we will detail that in seven minutes. first a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. >> overall, we have had a pretty good start to the monday morning commute. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we didn't get word that the metering lights were on. they came on at 5:27. a quick check of drive times. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, residual delays from an earlier disabled vehicle around university. 32 minutes for your drive time. hearing about debris in the roadway around albany. that could be add to go that. westbound 80, bay bridge, 10

minutes. san francisco to sfo, n green at 9 minutes. thanks, alexis. this morning california is facing a lawsuit by the trump administration over that new law with strict net neutrality restrictions. >> it was signed yesterday by governor jerry brown. only hours after he signed it, the justice department filed a lawsuit. amanda del castillo has that story. amanda >> reporter: net neutrality has been one of the hottest topics of debate the last few years. ahead of the midnight deadline, governor jerry brown did sign that into law. it would guarantee full and equal access to the internet. the justice cities department filed suit hours later, arguing it isn't states but the federal government that has exclusive power to write rules governing the web. the chairman is backing the administration saying not only is california's internt regulation law illegal, but that

it also hurts consumers. we spoke with scott wiener of san francisco who authored the bill. he said in the world of president trump and the federal government, no one is allowed to protect an open internet. >> these guys are completely in the pocket of big corporations. they don't care about democracy or about access to the internet. >> reporter: he adds california fought president trump and attorney general jeff sessions on their immigration lawsuit. california won. and he said california will fight this lawsuit as well. we know that telecommunications companies are planning to file a lawsuit against the state. i'm live from the south bay bureau, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. a classmate describes kavanaugh as a, quote, frequent

and heavy drinker who was often belligerent. that's different than kavanaugh's description of himself during senate testimony. >> we now know the fbi has interviewed deborah ramirez, the second woman cougsing kavanaugh of assault. kavanaugh has denied that allegation. ramirez is one of four people the white house and senate republicans have asked the fbi to interview. also on that list, kavanaugh's high school friends mark judge and p.j. smyth and leland keyser. all three submitted ryan statements saying they have no memory of the incident. one local congresswoman is now raising concerns. >> jackie speier told abc 7 news she hopes the investigation uncovers new information but she has her doubts. >> the accuser here, dr. christine blasey ford, hasn't even been approached by the fbi yet. so what does that tell us? >> reporter: speier wants to see judge kavanaugh submit to a lie

detector test like blasey ford took over the summer. dilan said the fbi has already connected six background checks on kavanaugh. she believes the fbi won't 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 is wants to know how dr. blasey ford's confidential letter about her accusation was leaked. for a complete coverage of christine blasey ford and kavanaugh's testimony, we have the latest updates on the investigation and this article with highlights from thursday's hearing. white house 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. >> but i'm really sorry you went through that. but you work for a president who says all the women who have accused him are lying. there have been a number of people -- >> don't conflate it with this and certainly don't conflate it with what happened to me. one of the world's largest of engineering firms is caught in the middle of two big problems in the bay area. the chronicle reports sconcea is not only responsible for work where two cracked beams were found but the bart extension project. the 10-mile extension to san jose will be delayed again. a subcontractor installed networking equipment that does not comply with contract requirements. passenger service won't begin until late 2019, three years later than originally planned.

>> ala fayette woman missing in the national park 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. burn and lift did it. now stopping new tpebg from just showing up on city streets. the heroism moments after a plane crashed into the pacific ocean. meteorologist drew tuma. looking at the hour-by-hour forecast for the north bay today. it will be a humid day. a lot of cloud cover through the afternoon. later tonight, rain returns first to the north bay. then swaoeud spread tomorrow.

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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. we are tracking light to moderate rainfall primarily through tuesday morning commute. highest rainfall totals will likely be found in the north bay. we're going to go hour by hour on future weather timing out this storm system in 7 minutes. reggie, jessica. i'll take it from here, drew. looking live at walnut creek, southbound 680, treat boulevard. some type of hazard reporting in lane 5. i think it's lane 1. i'm seeing a lot of folks stopping in the left lane. chp on the scene to pick up whatever that may be. and a crash in the concord area. southbound 242, concord avenue. two vehicles involved. slow from highway 4. hearing about a vehicle fire slowing you down in morgan hill. we'll check that outcoming up

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welcome back. there was a medical evacuation from a fish be boat near the gold especially gate bridge. this is new video of the coast guard rescuing a 46-year-old man saturday. the fishing boat's 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 map up. medics took him to stanford university medical center. governor jerry brown passed anot of legislation yesterday ahead of the midnight deadline. >> it was one after another. here are bills that will become

law. california the first state to require publicly traded companies to have women on their board of directors. that means california businesses need to have at least one woman on their board by the end of next year. companies that fail to comply will face fines starting at $100,000. in the middle monitor here is a bill signed into law that allows bart to build housing and shops at empty station parking lots. we'll have much more on this bill in the next half hour. >> and you see on the right, a law that makes it easier for people to erase their old marijuana convictions. alameda democrat bonta introduced the bill. they will identify past marijuana convictions that are eligible to be removed. they say removing outdated convictions will help give people a second chance. and there is a lot more to sort through, including what didn't make it on the list of new laws, including rejecting the safe injection site in san francisco. for more on that, go to abc7news.com. a california deputy is now the proud other of a new puppy

rescued during a drug bust. the 3-month-old pup is called bud, named after the marijuana raid he was rescued from. investigators kwopb fist skatf d sophisticatfisconfiscated $3 million. they found the dog while marking plants and clearing out chemicals. vets got him healthy for adoption by the deputy. let's get right to the rain. we are tracking the return of wet weather our way the next 24 hours. today, though, it's all about the humidity. you're going to feel it as you step outside. it's muggy out there. add the extra hair product

today. it's one of those days where the frizz factor is high. temperature-wise, a mild start to our day. a lot of 60s from hayward to san francisco, concord at 62 degrees. good morning, oakland. waking up to a temperature of 59. the call from accuweather today, today it will be a dry day during the daylight hours. you don't need the rain gear out and about today. it's humid. it's on the mild side. 60s to 70s across the board. our warmest spots inland going into the low 80s. but that will change tomorrow because we are tracking showers returning to the region. for the first time for many of us since may. storm season is officially here in october. tomorrow, tracking light to moderate showers. the storm ranks a 1 on the storm impact scale. the highest rainfall will be in the north bay. that's typical for the first couple of storms we see in the storm season. hour by hour we go on future weather. 11:00 tonight, perhaps a light shower on the north bay coast. tomorrow morning, you see the wet weather moving in. pops of yellow and orange is the

moderate rainfall. by 6:30 in the morning, you can see a light of light to moderate showers working through the region. download the accuweather app. track those rain showers as they move through hour by hour. here's the 7-day forecast. first fall storm tomorrow. we'll dry out, clear up. and by the weekend bright skies and mild weather. now the a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. good morning, drew. a couple of spots to talk about. bay bridge, things are looking okay past the metering lights into san francisco. we are expecting delays later this morning with the closure of the salesforce transit center still in effect. fremont street closed between mission and howard. that means the bus ramp from the fremont off-ramp is closed too. harrison the safe bet. no major delays if you want to use fremont right now. taking you down to morgan hill area, a disabled vehicle. it sounds like the vehicle did catch fire. it's off on the shoulder. stop-and-go traffic in the area.

so far so good for mass transit. bart trains in service. no delays. 1, 3, 5 out on line. normal service, no delays. alexis, thank you. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger zee live from new york with a look at what's ahead. hi, ginger. >> hey, good to have you back, reggie. great to be with you too, jess kafplt great to be with all of you really this morning. coming up, judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination on hold. i know you've been covering this. after the stunning bipartisan deal now launching an fbi allegation into the investigation. we have new details on who they will be interviewing. also ahead, another terrifying shark attack. this time incident was a 13-year-old boy badly bitten in the water near san diego. we are going to hear from the beachgoers who raced to save him as concerned parents are calling for action to make beaches safer breast cancer awareness month. we are learning about some of the cutting-edge treatmenting giving new hope.

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and welcome back. 6:24 a.m. on this monday. it's muggy today. we're tracking showers returning tomorrow. rainfall potential. the big takeaway tomorrow, the highest totals in the north bay. then as you go south and inland, very minimal rainfall with the storm system coming through. add extra time to tomorrow's morning commute. it looks to be wet. regg reggie.

>> newly released video shows u.s. navy sailors rush to go save people from a plane that crashed off the coast of micronesia. the flight near guam came off the runway crashing into a lagoon. 7 of 35 was taken to the hospital. one person may still be be unaccounted for. new trouble for cristiano 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 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. >> don't 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. and remove thatch. the park is about eight miles east of san jose. crews say you'll likely see it there and parts of santa clara valley. whether we could find out plans to reopen the salesforce transit center and the streets around it. governor brown signs a plan to build new buildings on land owned by bart. what it means for communities across the bay area.

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now at 6:30, are you ready for the rain? drew says by this time tomorrow it will be wet outside. he has the timing of the storm's track. like it or not, housing will soon be popping up near bart stations across the bay area. the new law just signed by governor brown. if you fly american airlines, be be ready to pay for in-flight treats. >> nothing is free except for this program. >> us. >> let's not say us. this program. >> drew says we're always free. >> he has a mortgage to pay. >> he does. we're tracking rain returning,

guy. october, we all know this time of year is typically when we see our first storm of the season. we are tracking into tuesday morning. outside the explore tore skwrupl, a blend of subpoena and clouds. it is going to feel muggy out there. add extra hair product if you need it. it is one of the frizzy days. it's humid out there. notice through the day, increasing clouds. after the sun goes down, there is the chance of a sprinkle in the north bay. a better bet coming our way tomorrow. we'll detail that in a few minutes. first here's alexis with traffic. >> i have two new issues to talk about in the richmond area. on 84, multicar crash. two left lanes have been taken away since crews arrived o scene. 92, nothing blocking. about is the same. either way you will probably

have to wait. leaving richmond, eastbound 580 ramp to central avenue, multicar crash. one of the vehicles not able to move on its own. a tow truck is needed. left lane blocked. 680 in walnut creek, heavy. disabled vehicle has been pushed off to the right shoulder. all clear in that area. drive times coming up next. it's been exactly one year since the las vegas mass shooting, the deadly shooting in modern u.s. history. a sunrise ceremony began a few moments ago downtown at city hall. the governor and sheriff are among the speakers. there will be 58 seconds of silen silence, one second for each victim. the ceremony will end with the release of 58 doves. we will keep our eyes on this throughout the day. thanks, jess. new questions this morning over the size and scope of the fbi

investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. christine blasey ford's lawyer says the agency still hasn't reached out to them. emily rau joins us with the latest on this. emily >> reporter: reggie, good morning. president trump is now supportive of the fbi which he ordered with the conditions that it be 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. >> a former college friend trying this letter in the new york sometimes saying, quote, in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out while drinking and in down playing the degree of his drinking brett has not told the truth. also not being questioned, julie swetni swetnick. she 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 full list of instructions provided by president trump. the white house said over the

weekend the president is not micromanaging this investigation. in washington, emily rau, abc 7 news. thank you, emily. as you can see, new developments on kavanaugh's supreme court nomination every day. and you can be the first to know about them with the abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts and you get them sent right to your phone or mobile device. >> the governor was very busy signing and also not signing a number of new laws. >> one thing that did make the cut, a controversial measure that now 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, fire up the construction equipment. bart can now start building transit villages and housing on their parking lots like the one i'm standing on right now. even if local officials oppose it. and some of them did oppose this bill. here is video of some in the east bay.

they held a press conference last month pleading with governor brown not to sign this bill, arguing local leaders should have the say of what their communities look like, not sacramento. the governor disagrees and signed last night. it gives bart the power to decide what to do with its property. it calls for about 35% of the housing that bart builds to be below market rate. well, we met a bart rider who isn't worried about who has the power but is more focused on what affordable housing really means. >> if it's truly affordable housi housing, i would agree. but a lot of people can't afford even the affordable housing now, so i don't agree. >> it's a hard one. >> it's a hard one because they're not affordable. >> reporter: bart put out a statement reacting to the signing ofl bill sayi the bill

saying, with the passage of ab2923, lawmakers are sending a message to all local policymakers about the urgent need to build housing now. at bart, we could not agree more. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. governor brown has vetoed a bill that would have allowed san francisco to open a supervised safe injection site for intravenous users. enabling illegal and destructive drug use will never work. san francisco, though, could still go ahead and open a site but it could violate state and federal law. mayor london breed south side she will try to move that forward. happening now, crews working to shore up cracked beams at the salesforce center. the materials they are using to shore up the $2 billion building were delivered over the weekend. fremont remains blocked between mission and howard. transit officials say they

should know by tomorrow when they could partially reopen it. time approaching 6:38 a.m. on our monday. today the big takeaway, it feels muggy out there. it will be on the mild side as well. 60s is to 70s across much of the region. warmest spots going into the 80s. you'll notice there will be an increase in cloud cover throughout the day as you travel. rain returning tomorrow. the storm impact scale, we use it ask exclusively at abc 7. 1 light to 5 severe. it gives you an idea what to expect as each storm moves into the region. with the first storm, you would expect a light intensity storm and that's what we have. level 1 system. light to moderate showers. highest rainfall will likely be in the north bay. along the the coast tomorrow, a slight chance of a thundershower popping up. hour by hour. plan your tuesday. showers first arriving in the north bay. then you see by 6:00, 7:00, pops

up yellow on your screen. that's moderate shower activity. do anticipate that tomorrow morning's commute will be on the wet side. it will be on the slick side. so there has never been a better time to download the accuweather app. track the showers as they move through hour by hour on live doppler 7 from your phone. today, traffic not too bad. tomorrow could be an issue with request the rain moving through. >> i think it will. the first time it rains after a long period, the oils rise to the surface and it's extra slick. it's not just the water you're dealing with. it is oil and gasoline. tomorrow could be interesting. today, we have had had a handful of issues n last 30 minutes. i have good news. richmond, 580 to central avenue, two-car crash blocking the left lane for quite some time. it was just pushed to the shoulder. all clear there. residual delays in the area. and westbound 80 heavy in the stretch to the bay bridge as

well. state route 84, a crash in the two left lanes. giving you the thumbs up there as well. that pushed off to the shoulder too. quick work by chp this morning. a quick check of the bay bridge into san francisco. no significant delays yet. friendly reminder we have the closure of the salesforce center and fremont too. elon musk stepped down as tesla chairman over the weekend. investors are loving the change. >> and live at the big board at

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for our farmers and their families. ♪ and good morning. 6:43 a.m. on our monday. it is a muggy start to the week. waking up to partly sunny skies. track agriculture dry day during the daylight hours. tonight, overnight into tuesday, showers returning to the forecast. three-day planner is all about a shower popping up at night in the north bay. a better chance widespread as the first fall storm arrives tuesday. we will detail that closely in the full accuweather forecast in about 7 minutes.

a former uc berkeley professor is awarded the 2018 nobel prize in medicine for covering a new cancer treatment. this is video from the announcement in sweden 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 checkpoint 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 currently works at university of texas cancer center in houston. this morning california is facing a lawsuit by the trump administration with new laws over net neutrality restrictions.

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 few 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. however, the justice department argues it suspect states but the federal government that has exclusive power to right rules governing the web. >> 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. >> reporter: a statement by u.s. attorney general jeff seugzs 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. back to you. >> the largest economy in the u.s. influence how other states do business and federal laws and regulations. what does this move mean for other states? >> jessica, it means really that california is once again being tested under the trump administration. i mentioned once again, as the administration and the state are currently battling in court over various issues like emissions standards, immigration laws and the sale of federal lands. now, supporters of the bill say it's critically important that other states step in. back to you, jessica. >> amanda, thank you. tesla expected to release its latest production and delivery numbers today. >> the report comes at a crucial

time for the palo alto company. tesla is on the verge of being in the black after reporting its largest ever loss earlier this year. on saturday he announced he is stepping down as chairman after settling a lawsuit with federal regulators. the sec said musk misled investors in august when he tweeted he had funding secured to privatize the company. it sent stock soaring. we are up 30 points there. up 212 points. that's significant over what we just saw, i don't know, five minutes ago. today investors will announce to the announcement that canada will join a revised nafta trade deal with u.s. and mexico. san francisco fleet week begins today. >> mayor breed will join organizer for a kick-off news conference later this morning. the next eight details will be filled with a ton of events around the city including air

shows, special exhibits and concerts. the department of emergency management holds exercises with police, fire, and military to prepare for potential disaster. fleet week runs through next monday. american airlines is reportedly raising drink prices. according to "usa today" -- yeah, drew is saying wah-wah. expect to pay more for beer, wine and liquor later today. the airline has improved its in-flight drink options the last few years. so prices are going up by a buck. take a look. wine and spirits, $9. that includes rum, vodka, wiscy. $8 for craft beer. and sparkling wine is the only drink that isn't going up. it will still be $9. but that's only available on select flights. >> well, that looks like san francisco prices. a lot of folks are used to it. >> better than san francisco.

>> those are happy hour prices. >> whatever. iwould pay $20. i just need it. >> sometimes, oh, yeah. that's so true. >> you're in the middle seat. >> especially us tall people. >> wine, please. >> yes. . >> you can't feel your legs anymore. >> you need to find your rain gear. it has been several months since showers have worked through the region. that's what we will be tracking this time tomorrow. storm season is upon us. outside this morning, a little bit of cloud cover overhead. it's muggy too. you step outside, and it's humid ahead of the rain we're tracking tomorrow morning. temperature-wise, a mild start out there. upper 50s to lower 60s. so it will be a mild day today. increasing clouds. dry during the daylight hours. 72, san rafael. 79, san jose. 68 in san francisco. and 80 the the high in concord

once again. the storm impact scale. we bring this back every time we have a storm moving through. we use this exclusively here at abc 7. re we rank 1 light to 5 severe. tomorrow 1, that is typical of storms this time of the year. tuesday morning commute is under way, we will have showers working through the region. moderate showers. pops of yellow. and even continuing through 9:00 in the morning. total rainfall with this storm system, as it quickly moves through, the takeaway once again, highest totals in the north bay and the coast. the closer you live to the coast, the higher rainfall you will see. you look at folks inland, it's one of those storm systems where you see minimal the rain shadow effect may take a hold in the south behave. accuweather 7-day forecast, the first fall storm of the season tomorrow morning.

we will dry out, clear up for the upcoming weekend with sunshine and mild weather. now the roads with alexis. >> today has not been too bad. live at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights 5:27. a little bit of heavy traffic in san francisco. zooming in to the surface streets right around the closure of free mont for the salesforce fran sit center, fremont is backed up using that exit. closed between mission and howard. best bet, probably the left side of the bridge. use harrison instead. drive times west bound 80, highway 4 to the maze. 16 across the bay bridge. southbound san francisco to sfo, no delays in 11 minutes. all right. thanks, alexis. breaking news from the supreme

court. justices denied a request from a silicon valley billionaire to consider his access to lowe's access to a bay area beach. he purchased 89 acres of land surrounding a beach in san mateo county and closed it to the public. an appeals court forced him to open the gate. the court has denied his

today marks one year since the tragedy. number two, questions over the size and scope of the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. lawyers for dr. christine blasey ford say so far agents have not spoken to her. but the fbi has talked with the second accuser, deborah ramirez number three, turning bart parking lots into housing. governor brown signed a bill that would allow bart to build 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 >> number five in accuweather, it is a muggy day out there. today increasing clouds. rain arrives tomorrow. a level one system on the storm impact scale. >> number 6, we don't have a lot of major issues. looking at pretty typical volumes. a live look at walnut creek, southbound 680. a lot of brake lights. >> number seven, san francisco's fleet week tkpweupbls today. mayor breed will join a kickoff news conference later this morning. fleet week runs through next monday. always a lot of energy with fleet week. >> yeah. dig it. >> i'm excited. i'm going to go visit some of those ships. >> yeah. i heard you were. give a nice little wave. thanks for watching us this morning. see you again in 25 minutes. >> yeah.

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good morning, america. supreme court confirmation battle. the fbi now racing to investigate sexual misconduct allegations against nominee brett kavanaugh before friday's deadline. speaking with one of his accusers sunday. now, more former classmates are coming forward, and overnight what that prosecutor hired by the republicans says in a newly revealed report. search for survivors. more than 800 killed by that massive earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. this wall of water crashing over hundreds of beachgoers. people running for their lives. the death toll growing this morning. mystery blast. this car exploding, killing three people, sending glass and debris flying. now police believe it may have been intentional.