you're looking at the story of the morning. wet roads as rain moves through the bay area. here's a live look at a soggy golden gate bridge. don't worry. we have you covered. you can consider us your proverbial umbrella. you can see we're tracking live doppler 7 as it's lit up. >> you'll need an actual umbrella, though. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco is here. >> outside of the south bay and the east bay valleys, most of us will be wet today, especially this morning. our first storm impact scale since may 25th.

it's a one, it's light. it's going to have light to moderate intensity of rain as we head throughout the next 24 to 36 hours. it's been mainly the north bay so far and right off the coast with heavier showers. you can see those are heading up to the north bay also. a look at the bay bridge. definitely looks wet this morning. the windshield wipers will be running. don't tredress for anything too cold. we're at mid-60s around inland, upper 70s at noon. let's bring in alexis for traffic. >> most are solo vehicle spinou are driving too fast for conditions. we've had a lot of slowdowns already this morning. lafayette, 24 before acalanes

area, all lanes were stopped and they'll be releasing traffic momentarily. that should be improving momentarily. i want to show you how soggy it is outside. the richmond side of the richmond/san rafael bridge. some puddles on westbound 580. there's a crash in emeryville and a couple of north bay crashes coming up. marin county, live pictures, you can see rain hitting the pavement. this is at the hamilton marketplace shopping center. the chp advising to give yourself extra time this morning. this is a one on your storm impact scale. you can track it by downloading our abc7 news app, and focus on the region you live in. b.a.r.t. continues to crack down on fare evaders, like these people our cameras caught. since march b.a.r.t. has handed out thousands of citations except in san mateo county. abc7 news reporter amanda

describes why there was a discrepancy. >> reporter: jessica, san mateo county is exempt because of a decades' old decision made in the '60s, far before b.a.r.t. trains started running in the region. the exemption has created some complications with the agency's current fare enforcement operation, which was first passed last october and was launched in march. it has also presented b.a.r.t. from enforcing other rules across the peninsula, rules enforced in alameda, contra costa counties. the restriction is one of a number of obstacles b.a.r.t. leaders face trying to stop fare beaters. only roughly 1% of people cited have actually paid their fines. >> it's upsetting. you don't want to call someone out on it but at the same time you hope there would be better systems in place for catching that kind of thing.

>> reporter: at african-americans represent about 12% of b.a.r.t.'s ridership, the chronicle reports african-americans have received nearly half the citations. some b.a.r.t. board members have been vocal with their concerns about the exemption, though right now there are no current plans to change any of it. i'm reporting live from millbrae b.a.r.t. station, abc7 news. >> frustrating for how few people are paying those fines. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will not return to teach at harvard law. according to "the washington post," the university made that announcement in an e-mail to law students last night. it did not give a reason why. hundreds of law students had signed a letter calling for kavanaugh to end his teaching commitment, but they had not sent that letter to the school's dean as of last night. only on abc7 news, a bay area woman who went to yale law school with kavanaugh is revealing why she cannot support him for the supreme court. >> she spoke exclusively to

kristen zee. >> you did not want to go on camera and talk about kavanaugh. what changed for you? >> what changed for me was the hearing and listening to his anger and his falsehoods. >> leslie martin is a retired lawyer from hillsborough. she says kavanaugh was when maryland changed the drinking age to 21, therefore, he was not grandfathered in and was never a legal drinker in high school. >> he could be mad or not vote for someone for supreme court justice because they drank in high school, but he's lying that he did it legally. >> she says she's disappointed with kavanaugh's treatment of facts especially because they worked on the highly respected yale law journal together. >> you can watch the latest developments on the fbi investigation at abc7news.com. the ranch fire 100% contained but a contractor died while doing repair work at the scene over the weekend. the u.s. forest service announced last night that the

driver was assigned to suppression repair work. they have not released his name or any details, other than it was just an accident. we'll yep date you as soon as we get more information. in the east bay this morning we're expecting investigators to release the identity of a body found near a dam at lake chabot but police have already arrested a suspect. sky map 7 shows where that body was found yesterday morning. it's not far from lake chabot road and astor drive. the suspect is anthony pimentel. the victim is reportedly his ex-girlfriend. the family of mariah davis says she was with him at a restaurant last week. they tell abc7 news they confronted him, looking for answers. >> stories never matched. we met him, he was very fidgety. he was on the defense, arms crossed. but looked us in our eyes and said he had not seen her.

>> he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. san francisco state university looking for a new president. leslie wong announced he's retiring after seven years on the job. he's faced some issues since entering his role in 2012, including a hunger strike on campus two years ago. students were calling for more resources for the college of ethnic studies. he's also named in a lawsuit against the university, claiming the school discriminated against jewish students. lawyers released a statement saying, we remain focused on our goal about bringing necessary change to sfsu with regard to the repeat and ongoing pattern of targeting and discriminating against jews and israelis on campus. officials in indonesia announcing the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami has increased to 1,234 people, up from 844 at this time yesterday morning.

some survivors are looting shops and gas stations because supplies are running so low. the arrival of new food and fuel is being slowed down because of road damage. in las vegas the strip went dark at 10:01 to honor the victims of a mass shooting. this is one of many events to mark the anniversary. there is a name-reading ceremony and we brought you live pictures on abc 7 yesterday morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's take a look at live doppler 7. it's showing a few sprinkles in the south bay and across the san mateo bridge. it's really the bay bridge, richmond/san rafael bridge getting hit hardest with the rain this earning month. you'll find the slick spots there. our next batch of -- as we have waves of showers today, is going to hit the north bay once again. places like marin county could

pretty much see a steady rain through the morning commute. here's a look at the golden gate. you can see how wet it is already. at least it's not too breezy, but pretty much the activity planner revolves around getting wet, especially in the morning hours. hopefully you can find the umbrella. beaches, this is where it's going to be wet with waves of showers. if you're out on the ferry, the best chance of getting wet is this morning. the east bay shoreline where we'll have scattered showers through the morning hours. up until about 10:00. you can see it gets into the mid-70s at noon and hangs out there for the better part of the afternoon hours and isolated showers through 8:00. the peninsula, one much our dryer areas. if we get a shower it will be between 8:00, 10:00 as temperatures rise to the upper 60s. pretty dry. our last stop will be inland east bay, one of the dryer areas and one of the warmer ones. 63 this morning. this is in the valleys. if you're in the east bay hills, you'll get a pretty good rain

over the next couple of hours. in the valleys we'll see sunshine and low 80s in the afternoon. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. very busy day on the roads with all the wet pavement out there today. i want to update you on several crashes this morning. the first one, eastbound 80 near university and berkeley area. we had this on camera. on the right side of the screen. you can't see all the flashing lights gone. that crash was pushed to the university off-ramp. traffic cleared out quickly. trying to recover here in the lafayette area, still about a 15-minute delay on westbound 24. all lanes stopped at acalanes road. that was released before 5:00 but yet another solo vehicle spinout crash. that's the theme this morning. onlooker delays for people heading through that scene. two updates for crashes on southbound 101, a rollover crash pushed off to the shoulder. definitely heavy rain in that area. slow down and drive for conditions. southbound 101 before central san rafael, another crash pushed off to the side there.

busy morning. you get the idea. give yourself a lot of time today. >> be careful. thank you. in today's "gma" first look, new details on a shark attack that left a 13-year-old southern california boy with serious injuries to his face and shoulder. >> now we're hearing from his mother. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, the smile of a teenager thankful to be alive. >> i think keen is a miracle and i think that he's very, havery, very strong and he's a survivor now. >> reporter: his mom emotional after the 13-year-old survived a shark attack over the weekend. watch the intense moments as rescuers drag the teen to shore on a kayak. >> i'm diving. i hear a gutteral scream, a primal scream. >> reporter: witnesses say the water was filled with blood as the 11-foot shark lurked behind the kayak. >> i want to say thank you to all three of them.

what they did, we would be having a whole different scenario. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., you'll find out what keen plans to do when he gets out of the hospital and it may surprise you. with your "gma" first look, will carr, abc, california. if you're having problems with apple's ios 12, you're not alone. the proposed fix for messages sent to the wrong people. an auction for a cause. we have details about scripts, props and other items belonging to robin williams. the nba season just around the corner. you can watch the warriors practice this

5:15 on a tuesday. check this out. this is our thunderstorm threat today and tomorrow. in fact, i think the storm's going to be around a little longer. we'll put a storm impact scale for tomorrow. we'll look at that in the accuweather forecast. look from tahoe down to the border with mexico. >> thanks, mike you. a high school football player hit on the field died two days later. dylan thomas suffered a hit on the field and family said he seemed unphased until the second half of the game. he said he wasn't feeling right and said his left arm and leg felt numb. the teen collapsed and never regained consciousness.

on sunday the rest of the varsity team carried his jersey onto the field where hundreds of fans prayed. >> i mean, you got guys driving from like three hours away to come over here to see one kid. >> his legacy, he was one of the finest young men i've had on my life. >> this morning coaches say they are reviewing video from the game to find out exactly what happened. hundreds of items that belong to the late robin williams and his family will go up for auction this thursday. kay larson gives us an inside perspective of what's being auctioned off. >> reporter: rob bin wiin willi also a collector.pt, pating, dee art and memorabilia.

sotheby's is aucauctioexisted r williams and their family's san francisco sea cliff home. jennifer is the head of san francisco's south theby's offic. she's been putting together his items, awards, watches, toys his children praised with. >> how do you appraise a toy that's worth $100 except it's almost invaluable because it's, you know, a robin williams pacman. >> reporter: even the art, much of it very important, tells the story of williams and a life well lived. >> they as a family apparently watched a lot of japanese animation, so they were drawn to collect those objects. >> reporter: the items are appraised from $75 to $500,000 and will be auctioned off thursday in new york city. the money raised from some of the items will benefit charities

williams supported. you can place bids online thursday at 7:00 a.m. >> that art collection -- >> wow, what a collection. it's not enough to end homelessness in san francisco, but it will help. >> u.s. department of housing and urban development is giving the city $1.7 million in housing vouchers. city officials will spend the money on permanent, affordable housing for 99 chronically homeless people who are disabled. hud gave roughly $99 million to nearly 300 housing authorities across the country and san francisco actually received the largest share. apple users who have updated their devices to ios 12 are running into a real problem with imessage. some messages are being sent to the wrong people. can you imagine? apple is trying to create a unified thread for imessage contacts who have multiple phone numbers and e-mails based on their apple ids but it's not working for people, specifically families who share a single apple id. while there is no permanent fix

yet, some users have found a work-around. they say to go to your settings and sign out of apple id for messages. >> yikes. or don't send anything. google maps is about to make your commute easier to understand. under the new commute option, android users will get alerts if there's any issues on your route to work and offer alternative routes. android and ios users with mixed commutes like driving and taking public transit can see exactly when to leave for each leg of the trip. it will also factor in transit depab tours to make sure you have an accurate eta. you can follow your bus or train in real time before it arrives so you know exactly when it will be there. look for the update this week. warriors fans, if you can't wait for the nba season to start, you can watch the team practice this weekend. >> the warriors are holding an open practice 2:30 sunday at oracle. tickets are $5 but proceeds go to thefoti warriors champ snapback hat.

it's the same one the team won moments after winning last year's title. you can get tickets at the warrior website. >> nice. >> i like it. >> we have a change in the forecast. i'm going to keep the storm impact scale through tomorrow. >> wow. >> looks like the storm will linger a little longer. that's something different than you were talking about last night. i want to go down to san jose. i know you got ignored during the first storm of the season. your commute, not affected at all this morning. as you get as close as richmond/san rafael bridge, wet there. rainy a.m. commute, scattered thunderstorms today and into tomorrow. that's why i put another storm impact scale on wednesday's forecast. here's a look at that area of low pressure. it will pull a little to the west. we're getting our best chance of steady rain right now. that's why it will become more scattered as the low pulls to

the west. most of the moisture will remain over the coast once in a while one of these storms will develop. they are isolated and stay that way through 4:00, up until 7:00. as we head towards midnight through tomorrow during the commute in the morning, you can see another round of showers and possible thunderstorms develop. they move from southeast to northwest. they'll be rotating a little different. today they're coming in from the southwest and heeding northeast. tomorrow they'll go north to south. they finally dissipate and that's it for the first storm of the rainy season. temperatures mid to upper 60s. san mateo, 70 to 80 degrees. another mild night on tap. we'll have some upper 50s to mid-60s like this morning. here's my updated accuweather forecast. scattered showers and thunderstorms for tomorrow. that's why we have a one on the storm impact scale. you can see we get back into the

60s, 70s and 80s where we should be by saturday and sunday with a whole lot of sunshine. this morning, maybe a lot of aggravation on those roads. here's alexis. >> it's been busy. 5:22 and we've already had about ten pretty significant collisions. one of those days you want to give yourself extra time for the cmmute. we're looking live at some wet pavement in the san rafael area. southbound 101 we're cruising along just fine. we've had two crashes in the north bay, one a rollover that did clear. you have to really take it easy today. here's a zoomed in look at san francisco. you can see some yellow on live doppler 7. i've added that layer to our traffic map so you can see what roads are getting rain. soggy streets in the city and the salesforce transit center as well which means fremont is closed between mission and howard. looks like a little delay, westbound 80 as you get into the city, too. i think those delays around the salesforce transit will be worse than they were yesterday since we're dealing with the rain as

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a crash cleared near acalanes. you're very heavy through lafayette. number three. the chp is reminding drivers to slow down, as alexis has been saying throughout the morning.' t there. this car involved in a rollover crash in petaluma this morning on northbound 101 near petaluma boulevard. the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami in indonesia has increased to 1,234 people. that's up from 844 at this time yesterday morning. number five. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will not return to teach at harvard law. according to "the washington post," the university made that announcement in an e-mail to law students last night. number six. a bay area woman who went to yale law school with kavanaugh is revealing why she cannot support him for the supreme court. she says she's disappointed with kavanaugh's treatment of facts. number seven. how's this for some '90s

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bay area bridges as you should prepare for a tough morning commute. it's been tough already. >> i think we have probably about a dozen crashes. almost all of those solo vehicle spinout crashes. so, slow down. good morning. it's tuesday, october 2nd. >> we just found out from mike, we're not going to get just today but tomorrow. >> i think it's a two-day event. this is about 3:00 this morning. rain falling on orinda on highway 24 and st. stevens overpass. the rain is pretty intense. i drove through there about 20 minutes before that and it was . the rainfall amounts won't add up to a moderate amount. grab the umbrellas just about everywhere. light to moderate showers not only today but i did extend that

tomorrow. i'll update this graphic shortly. highest rainfall will be in the north bay and best chance of steady rain will be this morning. on pleasanton and right on san mateo bridge, moderate showers. the steadiest rain has been in the north bay and even more moderate rain headed that way as you can see with the yellow and orange. here's a look at 101 in san rafael and it definitely looks wet. scattered showers the rest of the day. good morning. i want to take you live to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on. pretty average. 5:22 the official time. you can see a little sheen on the pavement. maybe a few drops coming down under that street lamp as well. make sure those wipers are working. you'll need them this morning. may 25th, the last time we used these, storm impact scale. it's actually not a crash but a disabled truck slowing you down. westbound 80 ramp to eastbound 780 partially blocked.

sounds like the brakes went out on that truck and they're figuring out how to fix that. we have a handful of crashes to talk about coming up next. a giant number one next to me because we're back on that storm impact scale. it describes the level of the storm. when he says it's a one, that means it's the lowest on the scale but still means wet roads and slower commute. >> amy hollyfield is live in the north bay with a look at conditions there. is it still raining where you are? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. it is. this is northbound 101 in novato wherie it's coming down quite hard. this is what your commute would look like if you leave right now. you want to consider giving yourself extra time. officials are worried about cars slipping this morning. we have video of exactly what they're worried about. this is an accident that happened around 1:30 this morning also on highway 101 near petaluma when it was raining pretty hard.

a rollover accident, ain is oka. this is what crews want to warn people about, tell them -- they want people to be extra careful this morning. >> we find our perception reaction time is delayed a little bit. the roads are wet and our cars start to slide and that's when we see our collisions. here's video we shot in notice vat stow around 4:30 in the rain. it's been steady throughout the morning. we've encountered it in the east bay as we were driving to the north bay. it's widespread all over the bay area. officials say one real key part of driving this morning, giving yourself a lot of extra space between you and the car in front of you. reporting live from highway 101, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. police say a truck hit and killed a woman as she crossed piner road in santa rosa last night.

investigators say it was dark and raining at the time and she was not in the crosswalk. the driver stopped and is helping investigation. with this rain, one bay area fire chief explains to us that the fire season is far from over. >> after the rains go away, the fields dry out and we'll be in the same situation we were just a few days earlier. >> the chief adds fire season in california has almost become a year-round event. for more up-to-the minute weather, download the abc7 news app. the app gives you live doppler 7 be and live web cams across the bay area. president trump is doubling down on his supreme court of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> but the white house also giving the green light for an expanded fbi investigation after pressure from democrats. here's abc news. >> reporter: good morning. the white house gave the green

light to the fbi to interview anyone it deems necessary but speaking to a crowd of supporters last night, president trump made it clear, he supports kavanaugh. at a campaign rally in tennessee, president trump blasted democrats, accusing them of trying to destroy brett kavanaugh. >> they're trying to destroy a very fine person and we can't let it happen. >> reporter: but earlier in the day, the president reversing his initial order strictly limiting the scope of the fbi investigation. >> my white house will do whatever the senators want. i'm open to whatever they want. >> reporter: overnight "the new york times" reporting kavanaugh was questioned by police after a bar fight in 1985, accused of throwing ice at another patron. press secretary sarah sanders calling the story ridiculous on twitter. this as more people who claim to know kavanaugh come forward, like leslie martin ragsdale, a classmate at yale law. >> he could be mad or not vote for someone for supreme court

justice because they drank in high school, but he's lying that he did it legally. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there will be a full senate vote on judge kavanaugh's nomination this week. it's not clear at this point whether republicans have the votes they need. abc news, washington. happening today, we expect to get a look at the temporary system that's being put in place to shore up two cracked steel beams at salesforce transit center. right now six hydralic jacks are keeping them stable. crews will replace them with steel pipe towers that will sit in the middle of fremont street. the transit center and fremont street will stay closed until at least next friday, october 12th, when free metropolitan street reopens, traffic will be limited to just two lanes. and the traffic tie-ups may get worse with fleet week under way. they will draw huge crowds to the waterfront and downtown san francisco, es he specipecially blue angel show.

we have a full map of events on our website, abc7news.com. happening today, san francisco supervisors are set to approve a $14 million settlement with a woman left paralyzed by a falling tree limb. this happened two years ago at washington square park. emily jo was watching her kids play when a 100-pound limb snapped and fell on her. it broke her skull and severed her spinal cord. the case is one of the largest civil settlements in city history. new details on a deadly plane crash in palo alto. the ntsb says the pilot appeared confused about the location of the palo alto airport minutes before landing. the plane bounced off the runway before lifting off again and then crashing into a nearby pond. the pilot died. his two passengers survived. a former attorney for san francisco based github is facing

a lawsuit. agnes pak claims she received a lower salary and bonus because of her asian ethnicity. when finding out how much her coworkers were paid, she complained to her superiors and she says the company retaliated to justify firing her. a few sprinkles across the south bay right now. easily one of our driest areas. a few light showers around dublin, pleasanton, livermore. where amy was, novato, moderate shower falling right now. you can see on 101 and 37 where they come together. that's going to continue as you look at another wave of moderate showers, yellows and oranges just offshore. oheth to northeast. it will keep the north bay pretty wet throughout the entire morning commute. you'll have the steadiest of rains. look at the richmond side of the

richmond/san rafael bridge. on the roads, ferry ride, transit, all caution because of the wet weather. the morning is going to be the best chance for steadier rain. in san francisco that's possible until 10:00 and then we turn to scattered showers. back down to 62 degrees this evening. in the north bay, steady rain through at least 10:00. places like kent field,field,fii mid-70s throughout the afternoon hours. 66 this evening. down in the south bay we have just sprinkles for the most part today. you'll start at 64. warm up to about 80 this afternoon. down to 69 at 8:00. because this storm is going to hang around through tomorrow, you have a better chance today and tomorrow. i'll show you hour-by-hour look coming up next. let's bring in alexis. we knew it was going to be busy. how busy is it? >> pretty busy, especially for

5:30 in the morning. wie had a number of crashes. first time in months we've had rain for the morning commute. all the oils are rising to the surface, not just the water you're having to contend with this morning. westbound 24 a hot spot today. a new crash before fish ranch road. chp says that's off on the shoulder. definitely a lot of folks slowing down to look at that. we may have a lane partially blocked. we still have some residual delays from an earlier crash, westbound 24 before acalanes road. you're slow back to the 680 merge getting out of walnut creek. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:22. hearing about a new crash past the metering lights blocking the slow lanes. two vehicles involved. that's minor. maybe a good day to consider taking mass transit. oakland airport connecter for b.a.r.t. is out of service. you have to use ace transfer.

ace 1 and 3 out on time and normal service for san francisco ferry. the crime caught on camera at b.a.r.t. only on abc7 news. the blue angels came into town yesterday. what's happening today? we have a look at all the details. a live look at the embarcadero. it's pretty shiny on the roads. they're

look at what's going up. that's going to cross up into 395 into the dryer areas. we also have some heading towards tahoe. we have a chance of thunderstorms. i don't see them right now. around the state, you can see things get dryer, more scattered as we head into the afternoon hours with low to mid-80s through the central valley. 71 in yosemite where we'll have a chance of wet weather increase tomorrow. and linger through thursday and saturday. look at those highs, in the low 50s by sunday. only on abc7 news, a brazen and loud act at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station. police say they didn't have

enough info to respond. take a look at this video taken by a b.a.r.t. rider. it shows someone with lots of stolen merchandise on the platform at powell street b.a.r.t. station. she says the security tags on those stolen items were going off and no one appeared to be doing anything. >> we were all just watching. i mean, it's embarrassing to say that i didn't really stop him or anything. >> didn't have a complete phone call. we didn't have the reporting party provide enough information for our officers to get to the scene. our officers chose to close out the case. >> b.a.r.t. acknowledges they're short-staffed. they're even offering $10,000 bonuses to recrufou s somethingg by using the b.a.r.t. watch app. we're always interested to see what you're experiencing at #dearbart when you post online. a warning about a controversial cell phone case. the san mateo county sheriff's

association sharing this post on facebook. you can see parts of the case there. they look like a gun. the sheriff's association says to report you. you could also be held by police or even shot by officers who mistake the case for a weapon. a san francisco b.a.r.t. that's been around for 30 years is closing soon. the elbo room owners say they plan to close january 1st. they are planning to sell the lot. the oakland location near jack london square will remain open. it's fleet week and that means the blue angels are hear. they perform more than 70 shows in the u.s. every single year. the pilots will begin practicing on thursday and they'll, of course, be the headliners in the air show this weekend. many people tried to get a view of the air show from treasure island, but officials

are strongly discouraging you from visiting there. they say viewing areas and parking will be extremely limited because of ongoing construction activities. roadways into parking areas will be inaccessible. you're urged to watch along the san francisco waterfront instead. here are some things you can see during fleet week. the art exhibit runs all week at the cannery galleries. tomorrow they can tour an amphibious assault ship docked at pier 30 and 32. thursday ishe fallen officers at marine memorial and friday the ship parade starts at 11:00 a.m. followed by the air show friday through sunday at marina green. we've seen a major push for stores to stay closed on thanksgiving. yes, we're talking about thanksgiving already this morning. that trend, believe it or not, going to grow this year.

>> bestblackfriday.com are tracking stores closing. so far 62 retailers will not remain each. the site says other storms won't confirm if they'll be open but they predict best buy, target and macy's will remain open. it's weird we're talking about stores closing on thanksgiving. it used to be stores staying open. >> they've done a flip-flop. i think people appreciate it. >> you don't need to be spending every day of the year. >> no, you don't. take a day off. it's fine. >>. >> that's the new thanksgiving tradition. let's stuff ourselves and go shopping. >> a lot of people do do that. >> actually talk to your family. >> one day a year. you'll survive. >> sit across the table and have conversation, that's nice. let's talk about the rain. yesterday, october 1st, the rainy season began. if this is a sign of things to

come for the rain season, bring it on. walnut creek, sprinkles but most of the steady rain has been staying to the hills. embarcadero is wet, about 0.50 of an inch so far. the steadiest rain will be for the morning commute. in marin commute we'll have light rain throughout the day and kent. chance of lightning today and tomorrow as storms become more scattered. into oakland, heading towards piedmont. a moderate shower that will get 680 -- excuse me, 580 wet and 880 wet as it moves through there. you can see the area of low pressure that will slide to the west. that's why our chances of steady rain go down as they'll start to move offshore. after about 11:00, scattered showers offshore. maybe an isolated storm the rest of the afternoon into the evening hours. as you can see on our clock,

past 7:00 up to midnight, that's when the next wave of showers and potential thunderstorms. see the red in there? that's some downpours that could be moving through. that will continue through tomorrow's morning commute. notice the direction changes. the first storms come from the southwest and move northeast. these come from the southeast and move northwest. they do get into the south bay at times during the afternoon hours tomorrow and by 11:00 they're gone. we could get up to 0.10 an inch of ra inin the east bay and south bay. a half inch in the north bay. this storm will stay a one through at least wednesday. it's going to stay cool but still kind of damp thursday. then the humidity lowers friday and then the warm sunshine comes out for the weekend. that's when we'll hit temperatures that will be in the low 60s at the coast. low to mid-80s for saturday and sunday. and that pattern will stay steady through at least monday. good luck out on the roads. let's get to alexis. >> i just watched the bay bridge toll plaza get a little shower

push through the area. definitely heavy as you approach the mace this morning. those meters lights on at 1:42. a minor crash blocking the slow lane. chp headed to the scene. that's slower than a typical tuesday morning commute. starting to see 880, one of the dryer regions but you could have slick spots. you have to slow down and drive for conditions today. we've had about a dozen crashes so far today and the majority have been solo spinout crashes. 580, tracy to dublin, 58 minutes in the red. southbound 101, typically still in the green at this early hour, but san rafael to san francisco heavy at 18 minutes. that's definitely been one of our soggiest spots today. we do have multiple crashes on

our storm impact scale not only today but also tomorrow. yes, that's the big difference from yesterday. i'm going to extend the chance of light to moderate showers and even a stray thunderstorm into tomorrow's forecast. the steadiest of rain and most widespread rain, we're dealing with it right now. brand-new this morning, a raise for hourly amazon employees. overnight the company announced it's boosting its minimum wage to $15 an hour. this applies to full time, part

time, seasonal and temporary employees and includes workers at whole foods. the company says hourly employees who are already making $15 an hour will also see an increase. overall amazon expects this change to impact 350,000 workers. this does follow some recent criticism over low wages and poor working conditions for warehouse employees. the new wages go into effect in just a few weeks on november 1st. a new housing option for more homeless people in the east bay. today the city of oakland will install 20 new tuff sheds. in is video showing what they'll look like. the new sheds going up on the south side of lake merritt will help get 40 people out of tents. this is the third batch the city has installed. the city says the goal is help the residents find permanent housing within six months. a heads up if you used to be a movie pass subscription holder. the struggling company is about to reactivate some people's accounts. according to mashable, moviepass

sent an e-mail entitled moviepass updates to some annual subscription holders. they say there's a new unlimited movie plan for $9.95 a month and you'll be automatically ep rolled unless you opt out by thursday at 6:00 p.m. many people are upset about it. taking a look at the roads, we definitely have a lot of issues out there with the wet pavement. we have three crashes currently on westbound highway 124. one of those is apparently off on the shoulder on acalan lafayette. one on fish ranch road and a new one diablo. live doppler 7 showing heavy rain pushing through the area. that's the yellow and orange you're seeing on live doppler 7. here's a little north of there in walnut creek, southbound 680. folks starting to hit the

brakes. they'll be using the wipers and sitting in the backup very soon. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. there is some impressive radar returns as you get into the hills of milpitas and along 680, light to moderate shower. by far our biggest activity is across the north shore where we're getting waves of yellow and morning. as we look upstream, which happens to be down to the southwest, a bigger mess of yellow and orange. moderate to heavy rain. the rainfall won't amount to much. it could can be intense at times. the rest of us, less than 0.10 of an inch in east bay and south bay. jeffrey owens, a sneak after he was job-shamed for working at trader joe's. an effort to stop b.a.r.t.

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good morning. it's been a long time since we've seen rain. >> it's nice to see the windshield wipers work relatively well this morning. hopefully you can find the umbrella. i think it will bring us light to moderate showers. they'll beca