good morning. thanks for joining us. it is thursday, october1t. mike nicco, it's definitely a cooler one today. >> yes. it's a little bit cooler this morning. mid-40s in the deepest valleys to mid-50s. a little bit of a sea breeze once again. that will keep our temperatures shyer than average. our accuweather 12-hour planner. low to mid-50s by 7:00. mostly sunny by noon. everybody in the 60s. notice by 4:00, in the 60s. the rest of us, low to mid-70s. jacket weather returns at 7:00, 50s and 60s. let's see what's going on. >> not too much happening. really just a typical commute. metering lights on at 5:26 this morning. looks like someone realized they shouldn't be in the carpool

lanes. that's bit. no further delays as you head into san a quick check of mass . a quick problem on the tracks nearstation. we were up to a 20-minute delay. normal service resumed. no delays. everything is looking good. next traffic update at 6:10. developing news in the southeast. a trail of tkrubgz is left behind in the florida panhandle after hurricane michael made landfall with winds at 155 miles per hour. >> at least two people were killed during the category 4 storm. michael has been downgraded with winds at 50 miles per hour as it quickly moves over south carolina, to north carolina. >> take a look at this video that a storm chaser made. you can see the sky. moments later it deteriorates when the eye wall pushes through. help is on the way. extra travis air force base.

a c-17 transport jet took off yesterday. it's going to pick up supplies that will eventually go to mississippi. they are already ready to go on a moment's notice. >> what our aircraft provide is we shrink the country where we can be anywhere in almost it's e of the world. or simply just down the road. we have three different aircraft that are ready at any time to deliver different types of large amount of equipment. the helicopters will aid in recovery or hundreds of pallets of water. >> travis happens to be the air force's largest base dedicated to moving people and cargo anywhere in the world. and you can keep track of tropical storm michael with abc 7 news app. download the app and make sure you enable push alerts and get breaking news as it happens. >> back here at home, fremont near the salesforce transit center will stay closed longer au of the ted. cracks found in the steel beams

in the transit center. we are looking to get a new timeline for when things will be back to normal. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. amy >> reporter: hi. good morning, jessica. yeah, a few more days of this closure. look at the traffic behind me. it is not bad at all. there is no traffic right now. residents who walk through this area every day tell us it feels like people have adjusted. they have found new routes. so it seems like the area can handle a few more days of this. the job of shoring up this new transit center is complex. and it's taking longer than predicted. they thought they would be able to open fremont street tomorrow. they have now pushed that to next wednesday. officials say they want to be careful. they want to get it right. people who live and work in the area tell us it is okay with them. >> i rather have them be safe and to work on it and fix everything than to say open it up and then something happens and they have to close it again.

this story. at this time there is no date set for when they plan to reopen this brand-new transit center. they will open fremont between howard and mission next wednesday. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. some tenants are outraged after their landlord required them to show a government-issued i.d. in order to get receipts for rent payments. 50 people protested at east po alto woodland park complex. many families say a new rule made them feel intimidated. sandhill property companies runs the complex, the largest in east palo alto. the company claims it was just trying to protect tenant's

privacy. >> no, it is not. i can show you my receipt. you know what a receipt looks like, right? it has the amount you paid, the balance. >> i maze am an immigrant. when it comes to safety, it makes sense that they would like to do something like that. >> it has suspended the policy for the time being. san francisco mayor london breed has created a new job to speed up the new housing. the director of housing delivery will work with several city departments to reduce the time it takes to build new homes. currently new projects must go through a permitting process after being approved by san francisco's planning commission. oftentimes building can get delayed when developers must deal with eight different city departments. >> in the east bay, more information on a huge fire that destroyed an oakland warehouse. we first showed you images from "abc 7 mornings" yesterday.

officials say this was the second fire at the warehouse that day. people in san mateo county about to get a new way to get emergency help. the high-tech 911 system that's being announced today. building the border wall. the controversial way the trump administration is trying to speed up the process. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. notice the lack of follow. today stuck in the low to upper 70s. notice the 80s coming back. a few neighborhoods may reach

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all right. this is a look at the temperatures on the peninsula. belmont, 52. milder in san bruno. half moon bay, 54. 55 in san francisco. oakland, hayward, san carlos.

58 in san warmer than just -- warmer than this for napa and san rafael. he s a our acs until 5:00 tomorrow evening. sunglasses. if you're out and about, cool to mild this afternoon. it will remain cool in san francisco. 53 degrees. 60s during the afternoon hours. one last look. the east bay, a little bit warmer, about 70 this afternoon. over to alexis. what's going on? >> a new crash involving a motorcycle. that is usually not a good situation. richmond area. sounds like its san pablo area. it could be closer to mcbride. lane number one is blocked. i believe we have three other vehicles involved on top of that motorcycle that was reported. i'm working on getting more info from chp. that is already starting to slow down the area. traffic east san francisco still

looking good with that closure of the salesforce transit center on eastbound 80 just before you get to treasure island. a disabled vehicle reported in the far right lane. so far no significant delays >> alexis, thank you. happening today, san mateo county set to role out a program that allows people to text 911 to report an emergency. congresswoman jackie speier is expected to join law enforcement of san bruno police department to launch the new service. calling 911 is still the fastest way to get help but there are instances where a text to 911 could be a life-saving incident. changing newly announced pay raises after some employees complained. >> i will own a big portion of this airline. i'm going for blood. and one woman's fight against the

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thousands of dollars in damage. the couple barely escaped. arsonists have set 20 fires since july. it is especially worrisome because fire season is far from over. new at 6:00, the trump administration waving 30 environmental laws to speed up construction of a border wall. that's according to the l.a. times. environmental groups are expected to sue. crews completed several prototypes and construction is under way for a 40-mile section in texas. kevin mccarthy is planning to introduce legislation to fund the cost of $23 billion. we are hearing from the woman who got kicked off her flight because she brought on an emotional support squirrel.

police escorted her off the plane and told her rodents aren't allowed on flights with squirrels as a support animals. >> and she said are you getting off the plane? if you don't, we have to deboard everybody. okay. deboard them. but i'm taking my squirrel with me. >> passengers on the flight from orlando to cleveland were delayed for almost two hours on tuesday. she said she had no problem getting the squirrel past tsa. frontier said when she booked her ticket she said she had a support animal but didn't say what kind. the airline refunded her money and gave a ticket voucher, but she said that's not enough. she plans to contact an attorney. i bet you frontier airlines a as we speak is changing their policy to specify what kind of

animal you have. reservation. >> united airlines had a support peacock that had to say no thank you to. >> the interesting thing i know is all the people off the plane are there in two rows. so she is going right down telling them their favorite crowd. we're not supporting you. we are mad at you. >> it wasn't the nicest situation. >> you're like, look, they're all supporting her. no. >> they're angry they're not getting to her destination. >> how about cool weather, which i know reggie likes. and how about warmer weather, which i know jessica likes. that's why i'm here. walnut creek, looking south on 680. today, sun and clouds. and a little bit below average temperatures. cool and partly cloudy

conditions even when it gets warm everywhere. there's no real rain inside. 62 half moon bay. 65, san francisco. 69. those are your coolest temperatures. low 70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s inland. it will be breezy across the north bay hills. fog limited in the valleys. deepest valleys, 46 santa rosa. we will have fog along the peninsula and into the golden gate. be ready for that during tomorrow's morning commute. upper 40s to mid-50s around the bay and inland outside of the north bay. michael still packing 50-mile-per-hour winds. in the mountains of north carolina. columbia, south carolina. look at the tens of millions under a flash flood watch the next 72 hours as it works its way up the east coast. as far as us, we're dragging in more air. 4 to 8 degrees warmer tomorrow. we'll get in the upper 80s to low 90s this weekend. near 80 around the bay.

the coast, especially sunday, our warmest day. let's turn it on over to alexis. what's going on? >> i went back to the richmond area. rcle on westbound three vehicles 80. a tough spot to have anything blocking. it is still the far left lane. they did update the location. it sounds like it is around mcbride avenue. if you're coming from highway 4 to hercules, you can expect some delays. that continues to slow down. heading to the north bay, into santa rosa specifically, just before you get there, or there is a semi blocking two lanes. possibly injuries there. a slight delay has started to build. san rafael, southbound 101, no significant delays once you make it to this point. next traffic update in 10 minutes. san francisco unified the latest school district to ensure drinking water for children is safe.

the school met the federal and state standards. the american academy of pediatrics say even small amounts of lead is dangerous. if you go by the state and is federal were limits of 15 parts per billion, most schools passed. only six exceeded standards. cal berg said the standards are outdated. >> the american academy of pediatrics has recommended that we limit lead levels to no more than one part per billion. >> they have all been mitigated. we're awaiting test results to confirm our efforts have been successful. only 65 of 136 public schools in san francisco have lead levels in their drinking water of less than one part per billion. san francisco unified expanded water testing, flushed all pipes and installed filters. u.s. stocks plunge. we're tracking the markets and why financial experts aren't surprised the dow dropped 800 points. in the east bay, a popular

restaurant forced out after three decades in business. what's next for jade garden? and we have a look at what's ahead on good morning america. >> good morning. coming up on on gma, the very latest on the tropical threat michael roaring ashore with a category 4 hurricane, the most powerful to ever hit the florida panhandle. leaving a trail of destruction. homes completely leveled. neighborhoods already water. and it is still on the move this morning, targeting the already hard-hit carolinas. our team is spread out a

all right. 6:24. san rafael, a little fog tomorrow morning. this is our last afternoon of cooler than average temperatures. not much going on. 2 to 4 degrees. stuck in the 60s and 70s. a lot of 80s and possibly 90s coming up this weekend.

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their restaurant is the one to go. >> this is our only income. my family put their heart, soul, money into owning there restaurant. >> the family says they will close the restaurant in february. they're looking for somewhere else to reopen. 6:30. a scare for u.s. astronauts. the emergency landing overnight. a health alert about popular jewelry sold in the bay area that could pose a serious health problem. plus, we are tracking tropical storm michael as it bears down in carolina and virginia. the destruction left in florida and new video of the monster storm as it made land fall. new issues on the road after what was a quiet start. a motorcycle crash slowing you down in the richmond, westbound 80 near mcbride. we'll look at the drive

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massive plunge on wall street. the dow dropping more than 800 points yesterday. and the opening bell ringing right now. what to expect today and why financial experts aren't surprised by the losses. right now at 6:30, monster storm. michael slams the southeast, devastating winds, rain, flooding. we are live in florida with the destruction. >> plus, just in time for halloween. we are taking you on a haunted journey inside a bay area's newest scary attraction. this desk is split as towhe. alexis is a hard pass. i think we persuaded jessica over the past couple of hours. >> really? okay. >> she could go with the right person. >> not us together. >> i would be totally terrified but could handle it, maybe.

>> put on arm guard and stretch you through there. >> is i would hang on tightly. >> as you should. it's supposed to be scary. weather quiet. it will be that way the next several days. it is that time of the year. you can see live doppler 7 all the gray. increasing clouds. mostly cloudy. 40s in the deepest valleys. 60s at noon. very comfortable lunch with sunglasses needed. we'll stay in the 60s at the coast while the rest of us hit the 70s at 4:00. light jacket weather under the stars. upper 50s to mid-60s. all right. i'll take a look at the weekends forecast. here's alexis with this morning's commute. >> yeah. i want to head into san francisco. a new crash involving one vehicle. a driver lost control, hit the center divide, northbound 101 to eastbound 80. that was initially off the shoulder. emergency crews arrived. they did have to take away the left lane. not a horrible backup but you are stop and go from the 280

split. flipping over and checking out a few drive times. 84 to the maze, a crash. you're in the yellow, 49 minutes. no delays is 101, san francisco to sfo. >> alexis, thank you. now the latest on tropical storm michael. downgraded from a hurricane overnight after slamming into florida. this morning at least two people are dead. one of them an 11-year-old girl. >> a half million people in four different states are without power. this morning we're getting a look at what it was like as an air force crew flew into the eyewall as michael made landfall yesterday. >> that looks like the flight from well. maggie rulli rode out the storm. it is good to see the sun back out, but there is so much to do today in panama city beach.

>> reporter: reggie and jessica, you're certainly right. it's getting hot here. hard to believe what we see compared to yesterday. there is so much to do. the focus shifted to recovery and survival with first emergency crews saying right now the focus is on getting to the people and making sure they're safe. this morning the panhandle struggling to comprehend the devastation left behind by hurricane michael. >> it is terrifying, honestly. >> reporter: we're getting our first glimpse of the raw power from above. panama city shows buildings, including a school, torn apart by the high winds. we felt the eyewall come ashore in panama city beach. >> reporter: the whistling and the winds continues to intensify. david witnessed its strength in nearby panama city. it's going to go.go.

you can see the roof of the hotel that we have been standing out there. that was the shelter for a category 4 hurricane. that has now come down to the suvs. >> reporter: the storm whipped through florida, toppling trees, knocking out power for an expected hundreds of thousands along the way. many areas here have been under a mandatory curfew. authorities telling people now is not the time to risk their lives. stay inside, wait for the first responders, and let them get out and help people in need. maggie rulli, abc 7 news. reggie and jessica. >> maggie, what are some of the biggest concerns right now? >> reporter: well, jessica, the biggest concerns right now are getting a look at some of this damage now that the sun is out. today first responders are hoping to get into the hard-hit areas. we have seen the the national

guard with fuel trucks. the hope is people evacuated but we won't know until they get in there under the debris. also the storm surge. we saw severe storm surge yesterday. we hope it reseeds and that the flooding is not catastrophic. >> maggie, thank you. of course we're all hoping that the death toll does not climb. thank you >> the other big story we're watching, the new york stock change. hope for a few minutes. as you can see and as predicted. we are down 80 points. >> this comes after a major sell-off. the dow closed down 800 points. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose with what's happening. hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, jessica. down 80 points isn't so bad. analysts were expecting it to be down 350 points at the opening goes this morning, experts say don't panic. >> it goes up and reprices bonds. it puts temporary pressure on

stocks. >> s&p 500 is 4% off its all-time high. this is not the kind of stuff that you panic about. >> reporter: two investment advisers told abc 7 they have been waeubiting for this. october is a poor performing month. this is a re billibalancing act. it was worse for the nasdaq index. incident was down for than 315 points, the biggest loss in two years. apple and google's parent company, alphabet, down 4.6%. facebook is down 4.1%. i'm checking the stock market and facebook is down 43 cents. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. that breaking news, nasa saying a crew headed to the international space station? good condition after an

emergency stop in russia. crews had reached the american astronaut and russian cosmonaut and they are doing fine. they just blasted off from a launch site in kazakhstan when the rocket experienced some problems. the crew reported at one point they were weightless as the capsule flew free on its own. just a few minutes ago, the the the russians said they are suspending manned launches until they figure out what went wrong in this case. one developer wants to do something nobody has done before in san francisco. that is build can douondos as p a housing project. the site is part of the 22-acre hunters view housing project. the business journal reports this is the first attempt to transform public housing to be

more economically diverse. all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here's a look at michael. moving. look at this. 21 miles per hour. 50-mile-per-hour winds. it's just to the west of columbia, south carolina. it's on a path to take it to lancaster and charlotte from south carolina into north carolina. look where some of the heaviest rain is falling. yep. up in the northeast corner of south carolina and moving into the eastern half of north carolina. that is still saturated from florence. let's take a look at what's going on back here at home. michael is going to rain there for about a 24-hour period. then it will move over. toward the weekend, it will hit great britain and france and bring them possibly flooding rain. it's not over when it leaves our neighborhood. san jose at the airport, 58 degrees. one of our warmer temperatures. alameda, 57.

40s in napa, novato. san francisco, 55. take a look at what's going on as far as your commute. you can see is west on the san mateo bridge, it's dry and cool. light breezes out on the ferry. mass transit is going to be cool to mild. one of our neighborhoods, let's take a look at the north bay. cloudy, 52. more fog tomorrow morning. look at all that sunshine in the afternoon hours. the last cool days on on tap. so far we have talked about a quiet commute. how is it going now? >> it was. then we had a few incidents pop up. i want to take you to one in richmond for about 45 minutes or so. this is the crash involving a motorcycle. good news is we are hearing from chp just some minor injuries to the rider. i don't believe anyone else was injured in any of the other vehicles. it is in a tough spot. westbound 80, near mcbride, left lane blocked. traffic backed up to highway 4.

15 miles per hour out of hercules. down to 7 miles per hour once you get closer to the scene. they are calling for tow trucks. i hope that means they will get this cleared shortly. westbound 205, 580, stop and go as usual. taking you to walnut creek, just hearing about a new crash southbound 680, near north main street. we should be able to see on this camera. chp going through. i'm getting the exact location and a few more details on this crash. that's coming up in a few minutes. it is an update commuters did not want to hear. fremont street in san francisco will be closed even longer. >> a moment ago we were down 80 points. now 132. we are monitoring the market after that big selloff yet. we can't escape the robots. this time researchers teoon.

a southerly swell thanks to tropical storm sergio is bringing rip currents and sneakerthe temperature of about in monterey. low to mid-70s with partly cloudy conditions in san diego and los angeles. upper 70s through the central

valley where it will be pretty sunny. showers in yosemite and 63. it will be bone dry in tahoe. in fact, look at the temperatures sunday. 56. i will be cool at times also. >> thanks, mike. san francisco commuters want to know how much longer will the salesforce transit center and the nearby fremont street remain closed. >> yeah. last month cracks were found in steel beams at the transit center. amy hollyfield were live in san francisco with us with what we need to know today >> reporter: we will get an update today, jessica on the cracked beams. but the latest information is we are still going to be closed here for a while. it is taking longer than we thought it was going to. it is pretty complex what they are doing. they need a few more days. so the plan was to open fremont street tomorrowbut ty are now p until next wednesday. so just be aware if you commute through this area.

they shut it down and closed the brand-new transit center last month when they found two cracked beams in the building. people who work in the area say in this city you just learn to roll with it. >> this is san francisco. one day it's open, the other day it is closed, one day it is open. i'm very used to it. yeah. pretty sad, though, that it keeps pushing things out. >> reporter: here is a look at the impacted area. fremont closed between howard and mission. they're aiming to have fremont open again next wednesday. we will keep you posted on that which has been a moving target so far. officials do expect to get an update on the two cracked beams, though, today. stay with us as the story just continues to develop. we are tracking it for you. we know it is very important to commuters, the people who live and work in this area. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. many shoppers might have been exposed a toxic metal when they

bought were jewelry from major retailers, including many here in the bay area. the dangerous metal is called cadmium. extended exposure can cause reproductive harm and cancer. it was purchased at nordstrom rack, ross dress for less, and papaya stores. dublin-based ross is dealing with suppliers on this issue. first lady melania trump opened up about many hot button issues in an exclusive interview with abc news. she explained why she thinks he is one of the most bullied people in the world. >> you think you're the most bullied people in the world? >> one of them. if you really see is what people are saying is about me. that's why i -- you know, my be best initiative is focusing on on social media and online behavior. we need to advocate for the children. >> obviously that's getting a lot of reaction this morning.

the first lady spoke bluntly about turmoil involving president trump's staff. you can see more of the first lady's exclusive interview and a 2020 special called being mellan that the first lady tomorrow night on abc at 10:00 p.m. speaking of trumps, kanye west is scheduled to have lunch with president trump at the white house. the topics of discussion included prison reform, preventing gang violence, and reducing violence in chicago where west is from. he is bringing jim brown with him for the meeting. now your morning money report. >> the federal trade commission is alerting us all to charity scams using hurricane michael. to keep from being scammed, don't give because someone asks. contact a trusted charity directly or check through the betterbusiness bureau website. if you find a charity you think is a scam, you should report it

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the clouds won't complete my go away. our last cool arcfternoon. this warming trend will reach out to the coast. so that's good news. let's talk about temperatures today. we'll start with the warmest. 77 ukiah, fairfield, concord, more don hill. 75 napa. low 70s around the bay. low to mid-60s from half moon bay, san francisco. 62 to 65. fog along the coast. golden gate towards the east bay shore tomorrow. but the breezes across the north bay hill will keep fog forming. deepest valleys in the 40s. napa and san rafael in the 50s. redwood city, menlo park, and san ramon valley, livermore in the 40s. if you're going to the coast, you don't have to worry about the dangerous surf. it will be gone. the warmth will develop saturday and sunday. the art and pumpkin festival.

remember traffic is usually pretty tough. especially on such a gorgeous weekend. my accuweather 7-day forecast. our hottest temperatures will be saturday and sunday. hope you enjoy it. here's alexis >> good morning, mike. i want to take you back to walnut creek, 680, north main. injuries off on the shoulder. tough to see here. you can see all the brake lights. better news in richmond, 80 near mcbride avenue, a motorcycle crash has been pushed off to the side. a new wreck on westbound 580, grant line road. that is blocking one lane out of the it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale.

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