you did not win the mega millions jackpot. but good news, the sun will still rise this morning. >> also good news, dublin and the -- someone in the bay area won nearly $2 million. >> hopefully they're keeping quiet if they're smart. good morning on this wednesday, october 17th. >> you don't want the relatives coming out of the woodwork, right? you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. mike nicco, i'm guessing it wasn't you. >> no, it wasn't. i would be a little snarkier than normal. not too obnoxious. in all seriousness, we have some issues on the roads this morning as far as the visibility being low because of the fog. in fact, it's down to an eighth of a mile around the charles scholes airport in santa rosa, charles m. scholes.

you can see is the clouds are going back to the coast. a little bit clingy compared to yesterday. that will keep you cooler. low to mid-60s. low 60s for the most part. the rest of our neighborhoods, 68 to 74 at noon. increasing sunshine. by 4:00, 74 to 82. the bay a little bit cooler. inland just as warm as it has been. over to sue and find out what's going on. >> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. so far so good. light conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. traffic flowing smoothly on the upper deck of san francisco. our usual early morning commuters slow and go over the altamonte pass for 35eu-minute ride into dublin pleasanton. you can see some of the speeds below 30 miles per hour. things pick up towards livermore side of things. golden gate ferry changes. we'll update that in just a couple of minutes. thanks, sue. no one hit the mega millions jackpot but someone did buy a ticket in san francisco that matched all the numbers besides

the mega number. >> so close. 3-45, 49, millions number was 9. >> so dramatic. i love it. >> reporter: this wasn't the winner. on friday, it will be $868 million. that number is huge. come to a lucky retailer to buy your tickets. this is chevron in milpitas. they sold a $425 million jackpot winner in 2014. last year they woman one for $800,000. maybe they will get a winner here when the drawing is this friday. bay area residents aren't going home empty handed. a ticket that hit five of six numbers was sold at safeway in

san francisco. it is worth $1.9 million. since there was no winner, the money keeps rolling over and gives you another chance. the last time someone won the jackpot was july 24th, wells fargo employees won the $543 million prize. the previous record was $656 million setback in 2012. you have the powerball jackpot that is going to be drawn for tonight. that's $345 million. that's okay, i guess. friday, $868 million up for grabs. that drawing will be friday. good luck to you. reporting live in milpitas, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> good luck, matt. we feel your pain. >> at the live desk, vallejo firefighters are cleaning up from an overnight apartment fire. this is crews at work on valle vista avenue. one person is being treated for

smoke in hailation. it started in a kitchen and is believed to be an accident. consumer watch dog is keeping an eye on pg&e. the organization sent a letter to the public utilities commission yesterday demanding an investigation into the recent power outage in the north bay as well as any future preemptive outages. pg&e shut off power earlier this week because high winds created a fire hazard. consumer watch dog says that excuse was not specific enough and preemptive outages are a shoddy attempt to avoid liability. a search is on in the north bay for a truck that hit a bicyclist. chp says it happened monday morning on highway 1 in sonoma county. a dark colored pickup truck pulling a white tailer hit a bicyclist. the side mirror broke off. it was last seen heading southbound near leeward spur. no word on the cycliscyclist's

condition. abc 7 news committed to building a better bay area. several issues we're covering this morning are coming from the east bay. >> berkeley city council approved the installation of security cameras at a park following a daytime shooting. it came at last night's meeting. it means you will see cameras in south berkry, san pablo park. it comes after a daytime drive-by shooting that terrified people at the park. >> shots rang out, we hit the ground. we grabbed kids. we pulled them to the ground. i didn't find my 2 1/2-year-old. the longest 30 seconds of my life. >> the police chief will decide where cameras will be installed. they are expected to go up within the next few months. >> also improved, limiting the amount of homeless people can occupy on sidewalks. the decision came down just after 11:00 p.m. homeless people are limited to a

3 x 3 foot space, no more than 5'high. that is smaller than most tents. violators face a citation from police. >> a woman in oakland is working two jobs and still can't afford housing. she's been sleeping in her car for a year. leigh-ann melendez spent the day with her. you can hear her story and learn about efforts to fight homelessness on abc7news.com, in the section committed to building a better bay area. looking into whether a riot at the correctional training is connected to an inmate's death at salinas valley state prison. they are technically two different prisons but located at the same complex. 33-year-old armando wear was found dead with several wounds monday night. no suspect has been identified. the next morning a prison riot sent 10 inmates from a neighboring prison to the hospital. officials say the attack

appeared to be inmate on inmate. >> is in the east bay, police are investigating a string of recent robberies in berkeley. take a look at this map. it shows eight incidents in less than a week starting october 12th. a man was rob odd arch street. two of them had knives. and a woman robbed at knife point on oxford street. nobody was seriously hurt. berkeley police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i want to show you cooler neighborhoods. east bay valleys, san ramon, 44 to 46 degrees. head out towards livermore, 47. same in brentwood. 50 in concord. 53 in pittsburgh. it is still lurking out there. just have to wait until the afternoon hours for the warmth to develop. bay shore and south bay, san jose is 50.

los gatos, 60. 42 at the airport in napa. here's a look from sutro tower. you can see some of the cloudiness that's trying to develop. larger waves at our beaches. caution there. golden gate, angel island, alcatraz. if you're thinking about doing yard work, do it today. still have a couple hours during the evening hours. 52 in san francisco. 65 at noon. hanging around mid to upper 60s this afternoon. peninsula, 53 this morning. 68 at noon. comfortable low to mid-70s during the afternoon hours. pretty much the same thing along the east bay shore. warmer weather coming up. bring sue in for the morning commute. how's it going >> we have changes to the golden gate ferry schedule. lark spur 7:30 will be a slow boat. sauce leta has been canceled. there is going to be a bus to

get spwa get spwainto the city. 7:55 tiburon, arrives at sf at 8:40. traffic flowing nicely in walnut creek. headlights in the northbound direction. southbound are the tail lights. past north main on the way to highway 24. a few brake lights at the exchange. the cdc is out with new numbers on an illness with polio-like symptoms. >> authorities are calling the spike in numbers mysterious. here's eva pilgrim >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, so many unanswered questions as concern grows over the spread of a baffling illness paralyzing children. 4-year-old camden carr from virginia has been in the hospital for weeks. his parents say it started as a sinus infection but quickly escalated leaving him barely

able to speak or move. >> i can't tell you how he feels and how he's hurting or anything. so it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: after spikes in 2014 and 2016, the cdc says we could be seeing a similar outbreak. this illness affects less than 1 in a million. but it is serious. the cds is urging parents to look for any sudden weakness in the arms or legs. coming up at 7:00 a.m., what parents can do. with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york stkpwhraofplt scary stuff. another local county just approved recreational cannabis. how soon you can walk in and buy some. one of the most powerful moments in olympic history happened 50 years ago. did you see what the warriors championship rings look like? why they break apart. before all that we want to leave you with the sights and sounds of last night's championship celebrations.

>> last year was an unbelievable journey. we do it for you guys. let's celebrate this to its fullest. thank you very much. >> three, two, one. ♪ we are the champions, my friends ♪

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criminal convictions for violent crimes or any other serious offenses. >> immigrants are not criminals. this is the ugly lie that president donald trump will have us believe. it is not true. >> president trump villainized the mayor after she warned oakland residents of upcoming i.c.e. raids. one introduce aid bill to to too those who tip people off about i.c.e. raids. recreational pot sales could begin as early as mid-november. that's when existing d dispensaries are allow for recreational sale. supervisors have finally established the oversight commit. the commit will consist of 16 members who will oversee the office of cannabis. san francisco's mta board

approved a series on of controversial taxi medallion changes last night. taxi drivers honked in protest against the plan. under the changes, the board voted to restrict lucrative airport rides to only drivers who had purchased their medallions. some be cabbies got them for free through a wait list. they voted to eliminate the medallion transfer free. in 2012, they sopld for $250,000, the same year uber and lyft starting pickups. now some say they are essentially worthless. >> i serve the public with all my heart. and i have been held up. i've been attacked. i have been persecuted by cab companies, customers, the airport, you name it. you can see it in my face. i paeuid my dues >> many who bought the medallions say they defaulted on loans. san jose state university hosting a townhall celebrating

the 50th anniversary of this moment when gold medalist tommy smyth and bronze medalist john carlos took a stand for human rights at the 1968 summer olympics. as the national anthem played during the medal sayre mope, they bowed their hands and raised their fists in protest of racial in equality. this morning they are among the panelists who will talk about their 50-year legacy, a defining moment of athlete activism. it starts at 8:30 at the event center. >> warriors won their season opener last night against the thunder 108-100. and it was all about the celebration. also the team celebrated the life of the late paul allen. they held a moment of silence before the game. as you know, he lost his battle with cancer on monday. the warriors also honored some of their own legends. the team debuted its newest dance team. there is one requirement. to be more than 55 years old.

>> reporter: orcle a reap that will soon be the golden state warriors old stomping grounds. the chase center opens next season. new is nice. you can't beat an original. like angela moore. she danced for the warriors from 1985 to '90. >> this is the opportunity here. now, she and others, more than 55 years old, are taking the court as the dubs latest dance team, hard wood classics. >> this means the world. i'm glad they gave me this opportunity to be able to come back at my age. >> reporter: in celebration of a championship team. >> dancing is pure enjoyment, celebration of life, life enhancing. what better way to celebrate life than to celebrate with with the warriors. >> how fun is that. katie eutis reporting. >> i like their blinged out outfits. let's talk about the rings. designed by jason of beverly

hills. 74 sapphires on on one side and 74 diamonds on the other. the top is reversible. do you see that? it is like a transformer. it lifts off. it shows you strength in numbers. but wait, there's more. we have a full breakdown on other ridiculous features the ring has, plus how they were made. go to abc7news.com. >> i guess when you have so many championship rings, you know, you have to start to change it up a little bit. >> yeah. that's pretty exciting. >> that's pretty radical compared to anything else i have seen. >> it's better than my class ring. it didn't do anything. >> i don't think i got one. >> because you were smart. >> you pull it out and there's more room for more diamonds. i like that. >> 74 on either side. >> wow. can't wait to run into steph sometime and see him wearing that. >> break it down for you stkpwhrfpl hey, show me that ring. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather

forecast. can you imagine the glare with all the sunshine we're going to have? oh, my. all right. so here's a look at the exploratorium. a broken deck of clouds trying to push from the coast to inland. it will be sunny away from the coast where the clouds will linger a little bit longer. it will aid to the cool trend had yesterday. cool tonight. patchy clouds and fog. cooler in the extended. i'm tracking rain for late next week. so we've got several days before we get there. right now the high pressure is still dominating our weather. it's getting encroached upon by this area of low pressure. another one below my name right there. the cold front squeezing it and making it skirt off to the east. we are seeing just a little bit of a cooling trend today. how cool? we will drop a degree or two in the south bay. 76, milpitas, gilroy, 83. millbrae, a little bit cooler at 71. rest of us mid-to upper 70s. mid-60s on the coast. cooler in downtown san francisco. 9 today.

we hit 71 yesterday. we'll be right around 80 to 82 in the north bay. maybe a degree or two cooler in santa rosa where the fog is thicker. mid to upper 70s the east bay shore. and inland, low to mid-80s. tonight's temperatures pretty much where we are this morning, mid-40s to mid-50s. you can see the gray covering the same neighborhoods as they are this morning. all right. a little bit of a warming trend for thursday and friday. hold through saturday. cooling back to average starts sunday. over to sue and see what's going on. >> checking out the san mateo bridge, the causeway, high-rise. . looking at an 18-minute ride from 880 to 101. it is increase anything volume as we come up on 5:22 this morning. we have some traffic over the altamonte. as you can see, otherwise we are pretty green. green is good. just over 45 minutes westbound 580 from tracy into dublin. your ride on highway 4 is great from antioch to concord.

no delays there. san rafael into san francisco, a nice ride across the fog-free so far golden gate bridge. thanks, sue. best buy holding a national holiday hiring fair at all stores. from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. they are part of the fair today. it includes sales, customer service, merchandising and inventory control. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. facebook in another scandal and another lawsuit. >> there's one thing you did not see last night that happened after the ga

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the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another person was detained. >> number two, firefighters battled a fire at a kfc in antioch overnight. smoke and flames poured out of the restaurant on mahogany way. >> number three, power restored for thousands of pg&e customers in napa, lake, and sonoma counties. many residents and business owners are upset after being wthout electricity for 36 hours. >> number four, senator dianne feinstein and kevin deleon will take part in a discussion at noon. they will answer questions from a moderator, who may allow the candidates to respond to each other's answers. >> number five, tracking thick fog along the coast and north bay, highway 101. that will be with us throughout the morning commute. >> number six, looking at your bay bridge commute, metering lights on at 5:22. you can see the fast trackers. cash paying folks are getting by

pretty well. >> number seven, mega millions grows to $868 million friday after no one won the big prize. someone bought a ticket at marina bay safe way that matched all the numbers besides the mega number. that is worth $1.9 million. >> guess what, it was my best friend. >> no way. your new best friend. i believed you for a fraction of a second. think positive thoughts. >> the warriors celebration, the new dance team, the rings. >> now watch this moment that's going viral that happened after the game. draymond green's son steals the show. >> say baba. you don't want to say baba. say peace.

>> oh, my gosh. he's so adorable. safe to say riley curry has some competition for the cutest warriors. sorry, riley. he's pretty cute. >> plus, did you see they matched? >> his shirt was awesome. >> riley, i have a feeling she's sending off texts right now. watch it! coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. a disaster that changed the bay area. 21 days and counting to the november 6th election.

a late night shooting at san francisco's aquatic part. >> as you look live from our east bay hills camera, off to a foggy start. itwarmed up quickly yesterday. so what about today?

♪ >> this robot, man. at this point robots are basically taunting us. now we are getting details about how to buy this thing that will inevitably take over the world. if it can do that, it can do anything. right? >> open doors, running man. >> yeah. that's the one that scared me. >> did we see a twerk there? we saw a twerk earlier. >> the robots twerks. i swear to you, the first time i see a robot post a thirst track, it's over. >> that's where he is drawing the line. >> i want to be there when reggie comes face-to-face with one. >> it would be entertaining. >> maybe not as entertaining as the weather. a little bit of fog. street level some of the streets that may be covered by this largeously low visibility. river road, mark west springs

road, ox dental road. sutro tower, a broken deck over top of us. a lot of sunshine. a little hazy this afternoon. 74 to 82. not much of a change inland. back in the 50s and 60s by 7:00. over to sue. she's in today for alexis, who is in for jessica. a little bit of traffic. >> a little bit of musical chairs here. if you take the golden gate ferry, changes you need to be aware of. lark sturis spur 7:30 will be aw boat. sausalito has been canceled. a bus will be in place there. and 7:55 tiburon will be arriving late in san francisco due to a stop to pick up folks in sausalito. otherwise, looking good. no major problems. usual slowing over the a lot mont pass. a look at some of your drive

times from hercules to the maze. about 19 minutes. 30 minutes into san francisco villa 80 corridor. sfo from the city, just about 10 minutes. thank you, sue. developing news now, an investigation this morning into an officer-involved shooting at aquatic park. >> a suspect went to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning, alexis. they just took down the crime tape here at the scene. a tow truck just took a toyota sedan out of here and also a u.s. park police car. they were out here for about eight hours. they got the call around 9:30 that shots had been fired here a u.s. park police officer had involved. he had shot someone.

they were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. they detained another person. van ness avenue near municipal pier. the district attorney will handle this investigation. they have not said what led up to the shooting. they are still gathering information. it is early in their investigation. they are asking if anyone has information to come forward and give police a call. in august 2016, 20-year-old kelvin riley was killed in aquatic park. he was walking around at night playing pokemon go. that murder is still unsolved despite a reward of $100,000.

if you smelled smoke in the south bay, it was probably from this fire. it was in teresi. it was in the lynn haven area of san jose. there was an intense amount of smoke because of the amount of content in the duplex. the fire started outside but spread into the duplex and caused were significant damage. nobody was hurt. a fire at a kfc in antioch this morning. heavy smoke pouring out of the restaurant on mahogany way and auto center drive. it was a two-alarm fire. it was at risk of collapsing. no reports of anyone hurt. pg&e restored power to all 11,000 customers in lake, napa, and sonoma counties following an emergencyshutoff to prevent wildfires.

>> pg&e took the action saturday night because the weather conditions increased the fire risk. some questioned pg&e's motives. >> i think it is a passive aggressive move. >> on whose part? >> giving it back to us since they were blamed for fires starting before. >> we don't take it lightly. we know what this means for customers. we will only initiate public safety power shutoff to reduce risks. in the most extreme conditions. >> administrators met with pg&e representatives to express their displeasure. supervisor ron brown said that the way they rolled out the power cuts is not is acceptable. >> your voice, your vote. dianne feinstein will take part in a discussion at noon. the public policy institute of california is hosting this event which feinstein calls the debate, deleon says it's not a debate because the two candidates won't actually be addressing each other. the two democrats will be answering questions from a moderator, and that moderator may allow the candidates to

respond to each other's answers. a discussion will only be available on live stream. for details on the senate race and issues on the ballot where you live, go to abc7news.com/election. you will find a local voter guide to everything you're going to be voting on. secretary of state mike pompeo met with turkey's foreign spheupb sistminister. the saudi royal family insists they were not involved. the "washington post" obtained passport scans from turkish officials who they say had proof that khashoggi was killed at the consulate in istanbul. helping homeless people living in their cars. oakland city council approved a safe parking program that will create spaces for people living in their vehicles. in san jose, the city council approved a deal to allow

homeless families with young children to park overnight at seven trees community center. the program will be run by life moves aches homeless advocacy group. >> our ultimate mission is to return people to sustainable housing. that can be done with people in our shelters, people that we work with directly on the streets and now taking their vehicles into a safe environment. >> that program could begin as soon as november 1st. this is the 29th anniversary of the powerful earthquake. if you felt it, you'll never forget that day. the magnitude 6.9 quake hit after 5:00 in the afternoon. 63 people died and over 3,700 were injured. today's anniversary is a good reminder that an earthquake can hit any time. you will find guidelines for stocking an earthquake survival kit and developing an emergency plan at abc7news.com under prepare norcal. >> in the north bay, the second

largest outbreak of a potentially fatal bacterial infection to hit the sea lion population. leptospirosis causes the kidneys to stop functioning. the infection disappeared for several years. >> in the past when it circulated consistently through the population, there were animals previously exposed. and because of that prior exposure were there resistant. >> antibiotics are being used to treat the infection. we are never more than 7 minutes away. 49, foster city. redwood city and menlo park. 50, san mateo. 54 right now in san francisco. low 50s from oakland to san jose. 45, san ramon.

48 in san rafael. walnut creek, fog along the coast. it will be with us throughout the morning commute. low cloudiness and fogginess during the mid-morning hours. mass transit cool. east bay valley, 47 this morning. already 74 by noon. low 80s in the afternoon hours. jacket weather this evening. 66 at 8:00. 72 at noon. upper 70s this afternoon. a cool 62 heading out this evening. south bay is also starting in the 40s. will end up in the 70s this afternoon. down to 64 at 8:00. so here's sue. bring her in and tell us about the new accident. >> it's in oakland involving a big rig, unfortunately. the exact location. so we're taking a look right now at san rafael before we head back to chp.

20-minute ride out of novato to the golden gate bridge. a few brake lights up there at the top of the hill. looking good across the golden gate. two lanes in the northbound direction. fog free so far. keeping an eye out for that. our taourbl slowdown out of the central valley. zoom in on this accident involving a big rig. chp is saying it's now blocking the on-ramp. hegenberger on-ramp to southbound 880. will we will check back with chp and get a better idea on that accident coming up. >> it's a rough year for facebook. now advertisers are taking legal action against the social media company.

look at this incredible video. a bridge in texas gets crumbled and swept away in floodwaters. 18 counties in central texas are under a state of disaster because of the flooding. unfortunately one person has died. another person is missing. as you can imagine, there are a number of evacuations. and even worse, the rain remained in the forecast the next four days. that almost looks like you're surfing on the ocean there.

you can see the moisture over texas coming from the gulf. it is coming from the pacific also. all the humid air over texas is causing flooding. back here at home, a little rain for us. nothing. lowe to mid-80s. arch sunshine. rough surf from the coast to eureka. 68, yosemite. closer to average. lows around 28 and highs around 63. sunshine through the weekend. >> all right. thanks, mike. a small group of advertisers are taking facebook to court. according to our media partner the bay area news group, the lawsuit says facebook inflated ad watch times to lure advertisers. it claims facebook knew the viewership estimates were wrong for over a year and this behavior constitutes as fraud. facebook has not commented on the suit. >> less than three weeks away

from the november elections. younger americans have traditional lly voted at lower rates than their citizens. 13 high schools held lunchtime pep rallies. it will allow the current 16 and 17-year-olds to automatically go to the polls when they turn 18. >> millennials are creative, generous. they want to volunteer. in some respects i think what they are telling us is the parties aren't speaking to them. so they will speak for themselves. and i'm excited about that. >> it shows we are making a movement. our voices are going to be heard. and i like that, you know? we're making a wave. >> more than ever before, young people are turning online engagement in offline political action. offline. that's a funny way to say real

life. >> if you still need to register to vote, visit the museum of ice cream in san francisco. registration events starting tomorrow through monday. the first 1,000 guests are registered to vote at the gift shop will get a free ice cream scooper. monday is the voter registration in california. republicans have received a fund-raising boost from one of the silicon valley tycoons who helped launch pay pal. peter thiel donated to the trump victory fund. it finances the gop's efforts to win next month's midterm elections. he gave the trump campaign more than a million dollars in 2016. he has more than a million donors for his 2020 re-election campaign. two people are shaken but otherwise doing fine after the plane they were in crash indeed livermore. sky 7 flew over after the vintage military training

aircraft went into a fence. that fence separates the airport from the golf course. it wasn't enough to stop one golfer's game. you can see him seeing off as the fire department rolled up to check the occupants. >> the game was important to him, i guess. suspects released from the san francisco jail can now get their cannabis back when they're released. police had refused to return seized marijuana of people booked into the jail even if charges were dropped. officers argued they could face federal drug distribution charges for handing over the pot. a three-judge panel ruled law enforcement is protected from federal supervision when they return less than an ounce of marijuana. >> okay, reggie, i have a challenge for you. >> yes. >> our viewers know how well you could dance, but would you win a dance battle against a robot? ♪ >> look, this robot dancing to

the cover of uptown funk. i suspect twerk. >> what? >> so this robot already has me. >> that's the most shocking thing about this, that you can't twerk. i don't believe it. >> i can do the running man perhaps a little better than the robot. but the rest of it has got me. it is called spot mini. it will go on sale next year and become the first commercial product by boston dynamics. it can handle everything from security and inspections to research. >> it can also take over the world i assume. >> wasn't that a she deductive dance move? >> i was looking at it as like yeah i can do that and let's look at what i can do.

>> if he had turned his head slightly, she, it. then really i would have been concerned. let's move away from that and talk about the weather, shall we? that is pretty deep. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. cloud cover over east bay hills getting thicker as we speak. temperature running about 49 degrees in walnut creek. slightly cooler in the bay and coast. a degree or two. hardly noticeable. sunny and same temperatures in your inland neighborhoods. we'll drop temperatures next week. wednesday, thursday, especially friday of next week, one of our computer models says there's a chance of rain. let's focus on today. cloud cover increasing through 7:00. by noon, it's back to the coast where it will be partly sunny this afternoon. sunshine in the south bay will push us into the 80s in los

gatos. low to mid-80s. san jose, 79. it will drop to millbrae, 71. menlo park, 76. mid-60s along the coast this afternoon. near 70, close to average, downtown san francisco, sausalito, 80 to 82 degrees. 75 to 78 on the east bay shore. 78 towards hercules. 80 to 83 in our valleys. tonight, mid-40s to mid-50s. pretty much the same as this morning. so a slight warming trend through saturday. cooling trend starts sunday. again, i'll show you the rain coming up in less than 7 minutes. over to sue. >> all right. we're taking a look at the traffic flow on the east shore freeway. it is definitely increase anything volume as you make your way past golden gate fields. macarthur maze, we will check that right now. and check your backup at the metering lights. 5:22 they were turned on.

overall slow conditions. trying to make heads or tails of where exactly this doesn't is. a big rig on its side apparently blocking the hegenberger on-ramp. not on the freeway. that's better news. you will have to use 98th. thank you, sue. if bay area roads seem bad, you're right. how our roads rank and how much it will cost you. a warning about popular children's car seats. what a new report is revealing. plus, this photo

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there's no advisories, no hazards. but a northwest swell, one of the first of the season is rolling in. i will make bigger waves than normal through friday. they could break up to 8 feet and come every 13 to 18 seconds. thank you, mike. from the 7 on our side team, a warning about popular children's car seats. "consumer reports" tested toddler booster seats and found britax pioneer, cost co finale and harmony defender 360 all broke. "consumer reports" said the brands do meet a basic margin of safety. but in serious crashes it could increase the risk of head injury. even if you have a booster seat, keep using it until you have a replacement. any car seat is better than no car seat. get ready for a hidden cash

frenzy. the popular scavenger hit coming back and giving away more money. it will be giving away cash prizes this week in fresno, los angeles, and san diego. $6,000 up for grabs. hidden cash will e-mail you or text you a clue. no word yet on when it's coming to the bay area. now to a photo that may not be what you think. >> yeah. you are taking a look at two fremont firefighters folding laundry the a laundromat. what you need to know is it's not their laundry. the person who it belongs to had been taken to the hospital with a medical emergency. firefighters said they couldn't just leave it there. they folded it and delivered it later to the patient.

sue, i know you see the first responders all day long in the traffic department. they are great guys. >> that is very cool. i love that. san jose, 280 moving nicely. snaking their way from san jose towards cupertino. across town, 101, headlights in the northbound direction directly under 880. no problems here. it is not on the freeway, good news. this is hegenberger. a big rig on its side. use the 98th on-ramp to get southbound on 880. check back on that in just a bit. here's mike with your weather. >> sue, thank you very much. hi, everybody. jump a week ahead. 5:00, incomes wednesday, the pattern changing. you can see green trying to skirt the morning and afternoon hours. light showers there. look what happens friday. one bottle that says this.

the other says we'll be completely dry. thursday night, friday morning, look at all the dark green. it will be a good soaking if it materializes. we'll keep an eye on it. back to you for news >> on the same day we told but overcrowding on a popular ferry line, mechanical problems forced a cancellation of two golden gate ferries to lark spur. sit routinely sold out. it couldn't run at 4:00 and 5:30 last night. ferry operators are considering adding a vessel to the line. the ferry operators serving alcatraz agreed to pay a fine by denying adequate health care insurance to its employees. san francisco city attorney accused horn blower complex insurance policies. they will pay $2.7 million in fine. nearly a million will go to 421 employees. october is breast cancer awareness month.

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it is already wednesday, october 17th. good morning to you. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> let's look at what's going on with the fog. visibility has improved a little bit around santa rosa up to a mile. now down to two miles at novato. it will be around throughout the morning commute because the winds are calm to barely 3 miles per hour. there is nothing to push it around other than the sun to start melting it away. which it will do. at the coast, it will take longer. low 60s from noon to 4:00. pretty much theam