and good morning. welcome to wednesday, october 10th. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> hey, guys. i want to take a look at michael and then we'll get to our forecast. it is now a category 4, 145-mile-per-hour winds. going to hit panama city right around lunch. at least the eyewall. it is already hitting it with squally weather that will only get worse.

we have a blanket of clouds and cool conditions. all of us will be covered by 7:00. mid to upper 50s. you can see mid to upper 60s in the bay and inland. increasing sunshine. we'll stay around 61 at the coast. the rest of us will reach for the 70s by 4:00. back in the 50s and 60s at 7:00. let's see what's going on with the morning commute. alexis is back. good morning. good morning, mike. not too much. so far so good. we have had very few issues. our biggest problem is a vehicle that ran out of gas on eastbound 580 at the hopyard off-ramp. it's not blocking anything, not causing any delays. that's pretty much it as far as incidents go. here's a live look outside across the golden tkpwaeupt bridge. nice and light, as it is typically. no issues there either.

a delay in either direction of 580. we'll take a closer look at that coming up next. thanks, alexis. a two-alarm fire in oakland. >> it broke out at a strip mall hours ago. ay llyfie live. >> reporter: it is out in contra costa county. new video coming of that fire that broke out on main street near 7th. incident w we're told crews are still working to knock down that fire right now. no one was hurt. i want to show you a picture of the building. we pulled this from google maps so you can see what is on fire. a tire shop. possibly an office also connected there to the shop. they're saying this is a two-alarm fire. we're wait to go hear back on a possible cause. right now they are busy just trying to knock this one down. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. sears reportedly getting ready

to file for bankruptcy. it could happen sometime this week. matt keller live in san jose. matt? good morning, reggie and jessica. you see sears all across the bay area. nowthere are only a handful left. the question now is how long will these remaining ones last? t"the wall street journal" is reporting a bankruptcy filing could happen this week. they added restructuring to its board. it has a big deadline for $134 million next week. analysts need to raise a billion dollars a year to stay afloat. sears has 900 stores. they also own kmart. sears continues to discuss other options and could have an in-court restructuring. investors are bracing for the worst. they closed at 59 cents yesterday. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. now a live desk update.

>> at our live desk, hurricane michael expected to make landfall this afternoon in the florida panhandle. afternoon for the east coast. sometimes this morning for us. it has strengthened to category 4 with maximum winds 140 miles per hour. this is what it looked like in venice, florida a short time ago. a life threat epping storm surge is forecasted. 375,000 residents are under voluntary vie okay kwraeugz orders. a tornado watch is in effect for florida and georgia. michael could possible be strongest to ever make landfall in the florida panhandle. we will have a live report from panama city. and hurricane michael captured from the international space station. it was 255 miles over the storm.

>> in the east bay this morning, shock after learning about the death of a prominent bay area chef. he was found murdered in a fremont home. the 56-year-old was believed to be target indeed that deadly attack. amanda del castillo with what she is learning >> reporter: dominic was known for his culinary skills. he was the executive chef the last 8 to 10 months. and for nine years before that, he worked as executive chef at passage to india. >> he was a master at his worst. >> reporter: ta sv tkps ani was here. he was about to fly to india but would return after his three-week trip. he was going to visit his wife and three daughters. his flight set to take off

sometime monday morning. >> after coming bacdia, he's going to come here and join me. and he was very much excited about it. >> he left the restaurant around 2:00 p.m. and returned home to fremont. at 12:30 a.m., a neighbor reported hearing gunshots. police found his body in a room friends say he rented. he was shot dead. >> i was wishing him to have a safe journey. he said, no, ma'am, don't wish me now. i'm going to call you from the airport. >> reporter: anyone with information is beig asked to call fremont police. san francisco police say six women are involved in the brutal beating of a 20-year-old man. the suspects are still in the run. police say the attack happened early sunday morning on mission near 29th street. the victim got into an argument with the women, it escalated into a file the. the man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. so far police have made no

arrests. anyone with information is asked to call sfpd. state officials say pg&e are to blame for the yu about county fire. fire protection says strong winds caused two sagging linesul arc that sent molten materials onto dry vegetation blow. it killed four people, scorched 15 square miles, destroyed 264 structure structures. at least a dozen of wildfires in october of last year were called by pg&e power lines. in a statement, they said in light of this, we recognize we all need to know even more to help reduce the risk of wildfires and are committed to working together with our state and community partners to develop comprehensive safety solutions for the future >> monterey county health officials are asking people to stay out of the water at three public beaches because of water

contamination, and the problem is fecal matter. water samples tested positive for municipamunicipal, san carl caramel beach. it may have come from run-off of human or animal feces. it is not safe right now. on the peninsula, rpblts es are expected to voice their opposition to cell towers in san mateo. it is scheduled to update the is status of a dozen small cell antennas. they are typically mounted like this. last month verizon sent abc 7 news a statement saying it is actively working with the city of san mateo to address the concerns of the community. okay. you're never more than 7 minutes

away from my accuweather forecast. let's start with temperatures in the north bay. 49 in ukiah. 48 mill valley. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. vallejo, 57. 55 in puma. other temperatures, mid to upper 50s until you get to redwood and cooper team know. 51. the thick fog we dealt with yesterday. marine layer expanded vertically overnight. we're waking up with more clouds in more neighborhoods. we're going to have dangerous surf tomorrow and friday. for today, a little more sunshine than yesterday. bay play going to be pretty nice. calmer this afternoon. and today is one of our coolest days. if you have yard work to do, you might want to do incident now or tomorrow before it gets warm to even hot this weekend. 58 in the morning. sunshine by noon and 66. hang out in the upper 60s to low 70s from 1:00 through 5:00. 61 by 8:00.

on the other side, almost the same. 58 and pretty cloudy this morning. mid-60s at noon. upper 60s to low 70s. east bay valleys, look at this. no more 80s. take a look at the warming trend coming up in my accuweather 7-day forecast. let's kick it over to alexis with the commute. >> no complaints over here. i'm sure you're not eitherment the only place we are seeing red is tracy area. east bound 580 between greenville and 205, closed for road work until 11:00 this morning. using our speedat there, abo 1ou average for you for coupl ofe mf heavy on 205, down to 9 miles per hour. faster when you make it to 580. closer to altamonte pass. drive times at 5:20. thanks, alexis.

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on hurricane michael. a potentially catastrophic hurr. 145-mile-per-hour winds. unlike florence, this is going to maintain its strength as it makes land but it will move faster. let's get some more news >> we are learning more information about the limousine crash in new york this past weekend. a brake malfunction was one of the reasons it were failed inspection. six violations from september inspection. the limo driver was killed in the crash. his family believes he was given an unsafe limo to drive. civil rights turning john burris unveiled a lawsuit in oakland yesterday. the suit claims a group of

deputies conspired to havesoria a mix of urine and feces in a staged attack. think of the horribleness of throwing feces and urine on someone for the exact purpose of humiliating him and also making him sick. >> the lawsuit does not specify damages. several deputies are facing criminal charges. in the north bay, a year after the tubbs fire destroyed a santa rosa home and a girl's prosthetic legs, she's reunited with a star. she met harlem globe trotter zeus mcclellan. the 10-year-old's new prosthetic

legs make it difficult for her to shoot a traditional basketball shot. zeus taught her his patented bounce shot. >> ah! >> that was great. >> lily and her mom will get to join the globetrotters about they play in texas over thanksgiving weekend. >> what a cool experience. women took the spotlight at the american music awards. >> last night female artists took home the biggest awards and rocked is the stage with their performances. ♪ >> mariah carey looks good, does she not? >> she looks great there. >> she performed "with you." cardi b with "i like it." and a tribute to the late aretha

franklin with gladys knight. >> this award and every single award were voted on by the people. and you know what else is voted on by the people is the midterm elections on november 6th. get out and vote. i love you guys. >> that was of a very clever way to turn that speech around, right? swift doubled down on her call to action during that acceptance speech. earlier this week we told you she post odd instagram encouraging people to register to vote. and it's really worked. it's been a huge turnout. not only did swift win artist of the year, she took tour of the year, favorite female artist and favorite pop rock album, making her the most decorated female artist, sur passing the previous record holder, miss whitney houston. >> she's so young. still plenty of time to go.

>> does that count her ama, or country music awards? >> this is only for the american music awards. >> she may have more from that side too. oh, good for her. hopefully everybody gets out and registers to vote and participates. all right. let's talk about what's going on outside. hi, guys. nice to see you. never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. san jose, 280 and 17. more cooling. a brighter afternoon on the way. cool tonight. clouds return to most neighborhoods. and the warmth will reach all neighborhoods. today is the coast is the coolest. clouds will be a little bit more stubborn at half moon bay. santa cruz, 68. san francisco, only 64. we'll get to 70. richmond, oak land, san mateo. mid-70s inland neighborhoods. tonight, cloud cover in the white and gray. temperatures cooler than this

morning. we will starpt off with clear conditions. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. low to mid-50s everywhere else, including san francisco, the bay, south bay, inland east bay neighborhoods. all right. as if a hurricane is poibility of tornadoes through 4:00. 821,000 people have to be concerned with that. as michael bears down on the panhandle of florida. another cool day tomorrow. look at that jump. 6 to 10 degrees warmer. friday, 80s around the bay, 70s at the coast. have a good one. here's alexis >> good morning, mike. overall, we have had a quiet start to the wednesday morning drive. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. no official word that the metering lights are on. if they are not yet, they will be be. filling in the fast track and cash lanes. carpool lanes are open f. you're using those, you should be able to cruise through.

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oakley. it broke out main street shortly after 2:00 this morning. nobody is hurt >> city crews are testing water across san francisco after a few neighbors said their tap water may be contaminated. one woman said an at-home water kit tested positive for pesticides >> number four, sears preparing for bankruptcy. the wall street journal reports it could happen this week. company stock closed at 59 cents yesterday. >> number five, our coolest days of the week are here. a fall flavor to the forecast. stuck in the 60s and 70s today and tomorrow. 70s and 80s friday. possibly 90s this weekend. >> number six, here we are. 5:25 in the morning. we are incident free. no delays. we are off to a great start before the commute. a live look at san jose, northbound 101, 880, slowly starting to increase. the drive time 680 to 85 in the green at 11 minutes. >> number seven, no one won the

big mega millions drawing. the drawing is now worth $548 million, the third largest in mega millions history. good luck. kimberly gill foil is recovering from surgery after hurting her hand playing dodge ball. >> she showed pictures with her boyfriend donald trump jr. the former san francisco prosecutor and co-host said she got hurt playing trampoline dodge ball. she was married to gavin newsom when he was first elected mayor but divorced. a scary time for a hump bail whale. international showing this calf trapped in a shark net. it took rescuers 45 minutes

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>> hi. good morning. it's wednesday, october 10th. thanks for joining us. >> it is a little cooler. it will be cooler tomorrow. then the warming trend begins. i'll start with michael quick, and then we will get to our forecast. he has strengthened to a

category 4. it doesn't get much worse than what he is churning with 145-mile-per-hour winds. 75 miles from panama city. moving north at 13 miles per hour. six or seven more hours before the eyewall makes landfall. back here at home, a little bit of a sea breeze. much more cloud cover to deal with. you can see the gray on doppler 7. just a lot of clouds. afternoon sunshine. mid to upper 50s at 7:00. low to upper 60s at noon. stay in the 60s most neighborhoods. inland, low to mid-70s. here's alexis. >> hey, good morning, mike. we are starting to ramp up for tering light 5:20 this morning. throu thmaze, you carpool lanes, you will have a little bit of a wait.

highway 4 to the maze, in the green at 17 minutes. 11 minutes across the bay bridge. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, if you've got an early flight, no issues getting there. in the green at 9 minutes. breaking news in the east basement a two-alarm fire in oakland. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is joining us live in the newsroom. >> fires are making progress. that fire is still burning right now. look at this videofrom the scene. firefighters say this is a big one. it has been burning since 2:00 this morning. # i know to show you this google maps to show you what is burning. a tire shop and it looks like an adjacent office there.the focus getting the fire out.

thank you, amy. hurricane michael continues to strength especially as it bears down on the florida panhandle. look at that. a monster on raeurddar. >> already states of emergency have been declared in florida, alabama, georgia. 375,000 people in the path of the storm have been asked to evacuate. and a tornado watch has been issued for parts of the florida panhandle and georgia. abc news reporter maggie rulli joining us from panama city. maggie. >> reporter: reggie and jessica, this storm scene just getting stronger and stronger. yesterday we were talking about michael as a category 1. now he is up to a massive category 4. officials warning if you haven't evacuated yet, it might be too late. the raw power of hurricane michael is already being felt on the high seas. >> battled 13 to 15 foot swells last night.

>> reporter: we're told all passengers on empress of the sea are safe. now the monster storm is taking direct aim for the florida panhandle. overnight becoming a strong category 4 storm. >> do not underestimate the power of the storm. this will be devastating >> reporter: seeing it on radar, it is intimidating, stretching 400 miles. it left a path of destruction and more than a dozen dead in central america. and authorities here in florida are not taking any chances, fearing high winds and double digit storm surge. >> remember, we can rebuild your house. we cannot rebuild your lives. think about your kids, grandkids, all your family members. take care of them. take this seriously and keep your family safe. >> reporter: the governor is asking 375,000 people to evacuate. many residents heeding the warning, saying this is haeup sha shaping up to storm may be a little bit more intense than others. >> reporter: and hauling

everything out of harm's waeup. way. others, stocking up on dwindling supplies, preparing to ride out this storm. >> we're hunkered down. we're well prepared. we understand the severity. we'll be good to go >> reporter: many of the outer bands are packing hurricane strength winds. we could see those in just a matter of hours. maggie rulli, abc news. >> maggie, from what you've seen, are people taking the storm seriously? are they evacuating the area? >> reporter: jessica, it's always a major concern when a hurricane comes to florida. many don't take them seriously. officials have been warning people, this is a hurricane unlike you have ever seen in this region before, potentially the strongest, most powerful hurricane to ever hit the panhandle. if you have waited out hurricanes in the past, don't tempt this one. get out while you still can. if you haven't left areas like this, panama city under

mandatory evacuation. if you haven't gotten out yet, it could btolate. they can't guarantee emergency crews will get to you if you need it. thandcuffed man who managed .yo. to steal a san jose police patrol car is back in jail. police are now digging in to 40-year-old e andrew trujillo's past after he led police on a chase yesterday. he was pulled over in a stolen semi truck. he somehow slipped out of his handcuffs to bring them to the front of his body, got into the driver's seat of the police cruiser and drove all the way to hayward. he ditched the cruiser on clawiter road. police looked for him for hours. then he was found at smalley avenue and mission boulevard. he stopped to tell his dad he was all right. they watched him arrive in another stolen truck. >> he was smart enough to change

his clothing. and obviously he managed to somehow get rid of his handcuffs. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how he did that. in the east bay, the berkeley city council says they are open to allowing a nursery to grow cannabis. now, we first told you last week about his plans to turn the lot on dwight way into a cannabis nursery. he said he is still trying to revitalize his family business. he doesn't want to sell marijuana ready to consume. spread, he wants to sell the plants and seeds. council members say they are leaning toward approving it but will discuss it further a lot a later meeting. on oakland city couple woman is suing the office after the city's attorney's office lost her lawsuit. former "black panther" elaine

brown claims brooks assaulted her in 2015. the city settled the suit for $2.2 million last year. brooks says the city attorney's office failed to present evidence supporting her self-defense claim, and the whole ordeal has hammered her reputation and caused her emotional distress s. she is running for re-election. president trump stepping up his attack on california senator diane fine is stein. chants of lock her up rang out in an arena and he appeared to mock the democratic senator last night. >> lock her up, lock her up! >> and i think they're talking about feinstein. can you believe it? was that the worst body language? honestly. in other words, did she leak it? 10%. no, no. i don't want to get sued. 99%. >> the president questioned whether senator feinstein had leaked christine blasey ford's letter that accused brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.

feinstein denied her office is rom my loothaicel did . reever s overnight. he was busy, getting bigger and stronger and more devastating. i mean, look at how fast it's spinning. 145-mile-per-hour winds. gusting up to 150 miles per hour. we'll have even faster winds to the east of the center where the tornadoes are most possible. thankfully, it is moving very fast. by 1:00, it will hit panama with a devastating storm surge of 13 feet and dangerous winds. because it is moving fast, the flooding outside of the storm surge will be a little less as it's already into georgia about 12 hours later. it heads through the carolinas thursday morning, into friday morning. and then it's out to sea after that and hopefully gone and nothing for us to worry about. take a look at temperatures. low to mid-50s in our east bay neighborhoods, except for

pittsburgh and concord at 57. same thing in oak land and vallejo and san jose. san mateo bridge f. you're commuting today, mist near the coast. not as much fog elsewhere. calmer. no small craft advisory on the bay today. mass transit cool this morning, mild. in fact, look at these temperatures in the north bay as an example. cloudy, 52. sunshine. only 64 at noon. sit in the sun if you're going to be at an outdoor cafe so it doesn't feel quite as chilly. we have a lot warmer weather for the weekend. first, alexis is back. how is is it going on the roads? >> it is going great. i hope i'm not jinxing things. no major incidents so far today. justify talking about road work so far. let's head back to central valley. eastbound 580, greenville, 205, various lanes scheduled to be closed until 11:00. typically that's the lighter side of traffic.

you certainly have a delay approaching this morning. we have our typical volumes that are quite heavy getting out of tracy too. westbound 205, 11 miles per hour. 24 miles per hour at 580.aw on e eastund side due to the road work. here's a live look at emeryville, westbound 80, traffic towards the maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. starting to fill in, but no significant delays. a pretty good start for mass the transit today as well. a closer look at that coming up next. alexis, thank you. scandal shaking up the wine tasting business. why tw dozen sphal yeas. a family is rising from the ashes. >> and police are looking to nail thieves. why they are stumped by an unusual theft in the north bay. >> and we leave you a

pretty devastating and bumpy getting to tallahassee, orlando, miami, tampa because of the tornados possible down there. back here at home, a chance of showers. but that's it for tahoe and yosemite. 54 and 69. central valley, upper 70s.

after the rain, highs in the 60s and lows in the 20s in tahoe. man, what a disappointment for a group of newly appointed master sommeliers. the chronicle reports 23 elite wine experts, four from here in the bay area, got stripped of the coveted title. these people work years for it. the organization that administers the exam said it learned of a breach by a sphama sommelier. speaking of wine, recovery in the north bay continues. one year after the fires destroyed a decades-old winery, it is breaking ground on a new state-of-the-art facility making major tard ac

as a firebreak even though the building was 20 yards away. pca here. they thought there was nothing feeling and make sure people understood there was very few that got hit like ours did. >> the owner says the business is back on track. they have a temporary tasting room and expect to complete their new facility in two years. police looking for thieves who snatched a hammer. when i say hammer, i mean this. it's 20 feet long. obviously it required heavy lifting. thousands of pounds of wood and steel. this hammer is 20 feet long,

1,000 pounds of wood and steel. it was on display in front of the community center on line as part of an art installation. the hammer has been missing now since friday. police say the thieves would have needed at least a flatbed trailer with winch or eight people to steal it. this mornihyould you steal this? where would you put it. maybe for the giant pumpkins. >> smashing pumpkins. >> we're adding him on the list to paul bun yann, sasquatch. >> the hammer could be following quickly if you ever see the great pumpkin, that is. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away. cloudy above san francisco. not too foggy out there. a mix of clouds to mainly sunny conditions this afternoon as the cooling trend continues.

a cold front will drop temperatures even cooler this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. warming friday through tuesday. the warmth will reach the coast. i'll show you that coming up. first, let's talk about the cloud cover. look as the cold front rolls through. most live sunny by noon. and then we will see partly cloudy along the coast to mostly sunny bay and inland. see what it does to our temperatures. mid-70s. that's it for our warmest. like in san jose, 73. 76 in antioch, concord. 70 in richmond, oakland, san mateo. 64 degrees. tonight cloud cover is out there. cooler air, look at this. even cooler. may not want to leave the windows open. mid-40s to 50s. another cool day tomorrow with a mix of sun and clouds. look at the big jump friday. about 120 degrees warmer.

we will flirt with 70s at the coast. 80 around the bay. even a few 90s sure doesn't. we are seeing a lot of green. that is great news if you're about to start your commute. zooming in, taking a three were-day look at golden gate bridge. volumes light northbound and southbound. if you're coming in from marin, no significant issues. as mike has been telling us, you're not going to have dense fog. mass transit is looking great as well. 43 bart trains in service. no delays. the federal government may soon take into consideration what kind of government assistance immigrants may have received when they are reviewing applications. an official proposal for the

policy change is expected to be released today. county officials fear that working immigrant families will be denied green cards if they are dependent on government welfare including med cal and cal fresh. we are less than four weeks from the midterm election. california secretary of state unveiled plans to beef up cybersecurity in all 58 counties in the state. alex padilla announced a $168 million plan to upgrade voting systems in partnership with the fbi and the department of homeland security. it calls for the assessment of aging servers and fire walls and identify phishing campaigns. >> heading into 2018, election systems remain a target for cyber actors. >> the secretary of state also blamed for botching up more than

24,000 voter registrations, including 1500 noncitizens who may have been ridge is sterd to vote by processing error. he said they are exploring the option for the voter motor program meant to increase voter registration. to learn about the issues and candidates go to abc7news.c abc7news.com/election. you will find a voter guide on your ballot >> a health alert for anyone who takes hiv drug prep after someone who was on the meds indication contracted hiv. and billions of dollars of unclaimed money, and some of it could be yours. who needs a

you think you're going to the beach, getting near the water, be careful tomorrow, 5:00 in the morning, 36 hours of breakers up to 10 feet. rip currents and sneaker waves, just some dangerous surf. as it gets warmer this weekend, that is going to go away. hopefully that's good news if you can put it off. here's jessica with more news. mike, thank you. google unveiled new products at a showcase event in new york city. we're getting our first official look at an updated version of its high-end pixel phone 3, chrome os tablet, and smart assistant with google standpoint. it will be available a week from tomorrow. prices start at $799. civil rights icon will be honored with a new terminal sfo.

terminal 1, the harvey b. terminal. these are representederin rende. you can submit pictures you have to the website. he was assassinated in 1978. he was the first openly gay supervisor >> you could be in for a cut of billions of dollars in unclaimed property. the state controller's office received $770 million in money that belongs to california residents. if you add it to unclaimed mope from previous years, the state is right now sitting on $9.3 billion that it would love to give away. the money comes from bank account, stocks, and items in safe deposit boxes. we have a link on our website so you can find out if any of it is yours at abc7news.com. warriors fans have a chance for a special photo opportunity. the 2017 and 2018 larry o'brien trophies will be on display at the san jose city hall rotunda

from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. fans are invited to take pictures with the mvp championship trophies. they play against the lakeers friday tphaoe friday night. they will open next tuesday at oracle against the oklahoma city thunder. it seemed like we were just in the finals. >> i know! it's basketball season again already? that doesn't feel right, does it? taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on. 5:20. typical commute driving across the bay bridge. delays for everyone with the exception of those using the carpool lanes. west bound 580, tracy to dublin, 1 hour, 13 minutes. you're in the red. slight delays, in the yellow; antioch to concord at 24. san rafael to san francisco, in the green at 15 minutes. let's check in with nk you alexis.mike nicco.

unfortunately i have bad michael will make land fall with a dangerous storm surge of 13 feet and rain will continue the next couple of days. we talk about the warming trend this weekend. it's the art and pumpkin festival half moon bay. 66 at 11:00. 70s and sunshine this afternoon. hope you have a great time. >> it's going to be beautiful out there. mike, thanks. forget the six pack and the 12 pack. anheuser-busch is thinking real big. 77-pack containers of natural light. anheuser-busch is offering them in the honor of the year natural light became a brand for them, 1977. it will only be be available for a limited time and only in college park, maryland, the

original markets where they first launched the brand and home to university of maryland. get this, the 77-pack contains 7,315 calories, weighs 65 pounds. but, you know, who's counting? >> live your best life. a taylor swift super fan from wisconsin got the thrill of a lifetime when he got to meet his pop hero all because he did the right thing. joey was delivering a piece ya when he noticed a woman at the house looked bruised and it appeared she was mouthing the words help me. it turned out she had been kidnapped. he had tickets to swift's concert. friends reached out to the superstar and she rewarded him with a backstage pass and a hug. >> doing the right thing pays off. >> yes. . and that woman. we don't know all the back story. but it appears as if she must

have had a strategy to try and get help from the police, and it worked. >> yeah. >> thank goodness. coming up new at 6:00, instagram's latest battle against bullies. a popular chef found murdered in the east bay. his former

that's a different effect we don't have this time. caught us by surprise. you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> i like it. keep it fresh. never more than 7 minutes away, though. not going to change that. from my accuweather forecast. the gray you see is an increase in the clouds that we had over yesterday's commute. that means there's a lot less fog. maybe a touch at the coast, the peninsula. low to mid-50s through 7:00. all of us in the 60s at noon. inland neighborhoods will

separate themselves at 4:00,