>> good morning. it is friday, october 19th thanks for being with us. you made it to the end of the week. meteorologist mike nicco said it will be a warm one for a lot of us. >> out at the coast, 70s and 80s. no matter how many times you wipe your eyes, it won't help your vision in petaluma. that is fog. less than an eighth of a mile. it will be around the entire morning commute. it goes across the golden gate bridge. let's look at our accuweather 12-hour day planner. mid-40s to mid-50s this morning. waking up pretty much to the same temperatures. notice we are at our highs from yesterday. we have warm weather this afternoon. enjoy it. it is limited. the weekend forecast coming up. it is a little bit cooler.

sue. the metering lights were turned on this morning. it is all filled in. carpoolers are getting by. not too bad of a delay. 10 minutes to pay your tolls. a little sluggish on the upper deck into san francisco. problem spot; altamont pass. that's been cleared. 449 and napa 519 trains delayed. a car stuck on the tracks in petaluma. at the live desk, right now sky 7 is in oakland. a perimeter is set up between 23rd and foothill boulevard. we know heavily armed police officers are in this neighborhood right now. so something serious is obviously happening. this is all near garfield elementary school. so it does remain to be seen how this will impact the start of the school day.

we will bring you any updates we get as soon as they come in. new overnight, a bizarre crash in the south bay. a driver crashed into the great mall in milpitas. >> that driver had to go to the hospital. ja jobina? >> reporter: there are five trucks here and a pump cleaning up a spill. what happened when this than drove his truck into the mall, he hit a high voltage transformer. now we will go to video from earlier this morning. police say the driver of the truck was hurt and taken to the hospital. he'll be interviewed by investigators. at this point police do not believe drugs or alcohol was involved. it knocked out power to 10 to 15 stores here at the mall,

including popular plates like burlington coat factory and victoria's secret. we can see there is at least one light now on inside burlington coat factory. it's unclear if there is power back in the other stores that were impacted. the mall opens at 8:00 a.m. according to the examiner, the board of supervisors put the brakes on $200 million. supervisor mallia cohen says she wants more answers before approving the money. this comes after two cracked steel beams were found last month forcing the center's

closu closure. radioactive contamination at hunters point could be more widespread than first thought. it has been making headlines after allegations surface thad fake soil samples were collected. some are concerned about what they say is the unjust treatment of the community. of concern about people of color who live close environmental racism. a man sexually assaulted a

woman in a restroom stall. a woman in her 20s was jogging through jose avenue park wednesday morning when she stopped to use the restroom. a man followed her inside, pushed her in a stall, and assaulted her. he is believed to be a transient ad may have been riding a bike. deputies added patrols and informed residents nearby of the incident. in the south bay, seven teenagers have been arrested in connection with a robbery spree. police say that the robberies tuesday night left multiple people with minor to serious injuries. they stole purses from two women and tried to grab a man's wallet. they led officers on a chase before crashing spa a guardrail. they range from 14 to 18 years old. in the east bay, crews worked overnight to clean up a water main break. sky 7 shows you the scene at high street and otis drive where crews helped to fix it by 5:00 this morning.

we have a call in to see if they made the deadline. in san francisco, after were residents said they noticed a change in the taste and the smell of the water in the sunset district. the san francisco public utilities commission looked at samples and found all the water to be safe to drink. some residents raised concerns after using home testing kits. they said it showed the presence of pesticides. they draw water from a number of different sources. the agency said when the blend is changed, it can noticeably alter the flavor of tap water. right now officials are investigating the cause of a crash involving a u.s. navy helicopter and the uss ronald regan. some sailors were injured. this is video of ronald regan. it crashed shortly after takeoff on the philippines coast. they have since resumed flight operations. it is not clear how many sailors were hurt. they are expected to be okay. >> san francisco mayor london breed on the list of the most influential people in health

care. one of the nation's top producers of tuna is ready to pay a massive fine. you're never more than 7 minutes away at my accuweather forecast. i wanted to give you a sneak peek at the weekend. cooler weather is on the way sunday.

all right. we'll start in san francisco. noe valley the cool spot. the rest of us 52 to 55 degrees. you can see the same temperatures everywhere. palo alto, saratoga, mid to upper 40s. same thing in pleasanton, walnut creek, healdsburg, american canyon. let's talk about going to the coast today. a lot of sunshine. near 70. 80 in santa cruz. the bay will be gorgeous, tranquil afternoon. if you're out and about, enjoy the warm sunshine. a look at our peninsula temperatures. 51. 70 at noon. mid to upper 70s during the afternoon hours. for the east bay, we go from 49 to 76 at noon to mid-80s this afternoon. our last stop will be the east bay shoreline. 54. 70 at noon. even warmer, mid-70s this

afternoon. hope you enjoy it. here's sue. all right. take a look outside from novato marin. looking pretty good here at frietas parkway, tail lights past the civic center. everybody is moving at the limit. boom, once you get to the waldo, golden gate, you are socked in fog. limited visibility on the span. so careful. however, traffic is flowing nicely. two lanes in the northbound direction. four lanes in the southbound direction. so that should improve your commute. we'll look at why the slowing over the livermore and altamont pass. >> at the live desk, we want to take you back live to sky 7 now. they are over the sne a situation in oakland. this is at 23rd avenue and foothill boulevard. about 30 minutes ago -- actually just a few minutes ago we told you there was heavy police activity. we received an update from

oakland police. they confirm they are conducting a search for a wanted suspect. surrounding streets are closed. it remains unclear what crime the suspect is wanted for. as soon as we get any more information, we will bring them to you here on abc 7 as they happen. probably unnerving situation for folks who are in the area. >> absolutely. especially so early in the morning. when you hear noise outside and you see the flashing lights. a popular east bay festival has been canceled. officials say it's for your safety. >> halloween costume of the how do you top mac & cheese? start with 100% clean ingredients. like vermont white cheddar. then... add bacon, bbq chicken, or baja blend. catering and delivery now available. panera. food as it should be.

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the u.s. government said star consist has fixed tuna prices. they agreed to plead guilty to the felony as part of a broad collusion. they face $100 million fine when the company is sentenced. star consist, bumblebee and chicken of the sea conspired between 2010 and 2013 to keep prices artificially high. chicken of the sea was shielded of charges after alerting of the scheme. >> in the east bay, a shooting in oakland earlier this month led to the cancellation of november's first friday street festival. >> this is so disappointing. the shooting happened at 19th

and telegraph. five people were hurtment two men were arrested. a statement on the popular art and food festival's website said while the shooting happened hours after the event shut down, safety is something they take very, very seriously. san francisco mayor london breed and east bay woman susan eggman made "time" i magazi magazine's 50th most influential women in health care. >> the two pushed for a bill that would allow the city to open its first supervised drug injection site to reduce overdoses. governor brown vetoed the bill. despite that, mayor breed and the assembly woman are continue to go move forward. no details have been announced. amazing halloween tradition. it continued this year for a boy with cerebral palsy. 9-year-old anthony can't dress or feed himself. each year his parents go all out making costumes from scratch and making anthony feel like every other kid on halloween. he is going as beetle juice.

his parents say anthony is seen as a kid who can't do anything. this is a way to get people to look past his cerebral palsy. he loves getting all the attention on halloween. >> you mentioned they have made many halloween costumes in the past. one of them alexis says was a wheel of fortune contestant. i just looked it up. they built the entire wheel. >> yeah. >> with like scores and stuff. it's amazing. >> it's really elaborate. i think his dad makes the costume each year. he comes up with these amazing ideas. >> so cool. >> that is amazing. >> he has a perma smile. >> i love that. thank you for sharing that with us. i love betelgeuse. >> so creepy. >> he did such a great job. >> let's talk about the weather. you're never more than 7 minutes away. 6:17, fog. that he wants the big story. fogtober if you want to keep using that. gold especially gate, north bay,

along the coast. hazy, warm sunshine. highs will climb 5 to 10 degrees. it's short-lived, though. the cooling trend sunday. slight chance of showers next week, especially across the north bay. three areas of high pressure. triple trouble. keeping anything resembling autumn. at least the chill and the possibility of rain away from us until this massive cold front, all of this cold air comes straight from siberia starts to push it out of the way and brings our temperatures back where we should be next week. until then, low to mid-80s in the south bay today. san jose, 82. 73 to 79 on the peninsula. flirting with 70 along the coast. low to mid-70s for downtown, sausalito. north bay, low to mid-80s this afternoon to near 70 at your coast. 76 to 79 along the east bay shore. low to mid-80s in the east bay valleys. tonight a lot like this morning. fog along the coast, golden gate, north bay.

same temperatures pretty much. upper 40s to mid-50s. maybe a degree or two milder. another warm one tomorrow. the sea breeze begins sunday. look what happens next with that cold front arrives, it's very modified. it will bring temperatures back into the 60s and 70s with a slight chance of sprinkles in the north bay. sue. >> good morning. we will check on your san mateo bridge commute. construction before the toll plaza. once you get on the span, it's moving but you're in a lot of company to the foster city side of things. otherwise, a couple more problems that have just or started cropping up. a second issue this morning coming off the altamont vasco. livermore has been cleared. it's not helping matters westbound into the dublin/pleasanton. south 880 near whipple,

motorcycle crash partially blocking a lane. good morning america at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> amy robak is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. hi, amy. >> hey, happy friday, alexis and reggie. coming up next on gma, lottery fever sweeping the nation. nearly a billion dollars up for grabs in tonight's mega millions drawing. people waiting hours in line just to buy a ticket. one of the most famous faces of the lottery, yolanda vega. she's here live. we'll get tips from her. also an abc news exclusive. the so-called corner store case. the 9-year-old boy who was accused of grabbing a woman is telling his story only on gma. it is powerful, emotional. you don't want to miss that. a young man convicted of killing his future stepmother when he was just 11. he has been freed after seven years behind bars. his conviction overturned.

he is telling his story for the first time this morning. >> how about making friday even better. john stamos live. and the fight song. rachel is here debuting her brand-new song and she reveals on air whether she is having a boy or girl. it's all coming up on gma. >> gender reveal party on gma today. >> plus, uncle jesse. why wouldn't we tune in? amy, thank you. all right. if you like music or dance, there are some interesting easements happening in the bay area this weekend. area this weekend. new at here's to the stair takers, area this weekend. new at breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day

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all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. don't let the fog fool you. mpat wm all of us in the 70s and 80s. hope you enjoyed it. here's alexis with more news. music with a view, honoring the dead, and an artistic

performance involving public transportation. the third annual marin music festival returns to the gun club on saturday. enjoy live local music with a beautiful waterfront view. arts and crafts, kids activities and plenty of food and drink. 10:00 to 6:00 and admission is free and open to the public. head to san jose cesar chavez park for the dia day los muertos. an amazing display of mexican heritage. take in life music, local artists, over 100 viewers. dia san jose runs from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. trolley dancesis a two-day public performance. it takes you from mission bay to soma. the team's creative dance piece

on physical environment, architecture and history of the area. admission is freehe cost of muni fare. it is pretty cool. i have a detail for you too. stop at mission creek park will perform with 15 happy puppies. if you are a dog fan, that's the location. >> and you know i am. i'm wearing dog socks right now. >> he really is. >> with my actual dog on them. >> it's a little bit weird but okay. >> i would bring my leg up but that would be always weird. so i'm putting it on facebook if you care. >> new clues where amazon could open its next cashierless store in san francisco. in the east bay, a fire caused fears of a gas line explosion and thousands of evacuations. elle magazine is facing huge backla

now at 6:30, sky 7 over a big scene in oakland. police blocking parts of a popular neighborhood. a search is under way. protecting small businesses. the change coming to san francisco's mission district that could impact beer drinkers mega millions mania. the massive payday that is just hours away. >> it's perfect for us because we love a little in the local news. we just love it. 6:30 in the morning on a friday. you made it to the end of the week. >> yeah. we have fogtober. the mornings have been amazingly summer-like. the afternoons have followed suit. the fog is thick heest around

petaluma and santa rosa. 0 to 2. it is improving. sue was kind enough to let he me show you the bay bridge toll plaza. the fog flying across the plaza there. and expect that to increase the next couple of hours. mid to upper 40s at 7:00. we head through my accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures at noon at average levels. warmer this afternoon. here's sue. >> all right. we're hoping for friday light, and it is in some places. more often than not, no. a motorcycle down blocking a lane southbound 101 near whipple in the fremont area. that is definitely blocking a lane. we're not sure if there's injuries involved. traffic stacked up to 92. second problem coming into livermore, west 580 near vasco. a lane blocked with an accident there. traffic stocked up over the

altamont. 50 minutes westbound. real problems southbound leaving the north bay. a car stuck on the tracks in petaluma. it is super foggy there. a very dangerous situation. 449 and 519 trains delayed almost an hour. sky 7 over the scene in oakland on 23rd avenue and foothill boulevard as we zoom in. you can see the flashing lights. the top of the hour we told you there is a heavy police activity. oakland police now confirm they're conducting a search for a wanted suspect. that means the surrounding streets are closed. you can see here from sky map 7 that is showing you the streets involved. 17th street, 23rd avenue, 16th street, miller avenue, foothill boulevard. this area pretty much shut down. we don't know what the suspect is wanted for. we know there are heavily armed

officers going door to door. sky 7 watched as a drone was in the air helping in this search. stay with us here at "abc 7 mornings". we'll bring you more information as we get it in. >> yeah. just interesting start to the day for folks in that neighborhood for sure. in the east bay, the evacuations are over but a fix for a damaged gas line is still in the works. >> it could take weeks to solve. amy hollyfield live in bay point. amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. the site of the fire. we were kept far away from it yesterday. they can work in the dark. drone video of the area. it was burning. the heat was up to 400 degrees in the underground pipeline that was in a vault. officials ordered 1,200 homes to evacuate in case the pipeline

exploded. a few evacuation centers opened up. some people slept in their cars at the bart parking lot. some were thinking the evacuation wouldn't last that long. they weren't back in their homes until 2:30 yesterday afternoon saying the whole thing was frustrating and scary. >> it could happen again. you never know. it might be too late. i don't like it. they need to do something about this. it's unsafe. >> they believe a grass fire started in the vault. it took a while to get out because it was full of gas. they had to drain the gas out of the pipeline so the fire would die down. it took longer than they estimated it would. no one was hurt. there was no explosion and no homes were damaged. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, aim y. in the south bay, we know the names of the 15 clergy members accused of child abuse in the san jose

diocese of the catholic church. it includes only men with credible accusations against them. all 15 are either dead or no longer with the diocese. and now victims are wondering what took them so long. >> in 2002, i came forward. i got the catholic church to admit guilt. why weren't they doing the investigating they're doing now then. >> bishop patrick mcgrath said i express my deep 6th apologies for the actions of those who violated the sacred trust by abusing children. the sexual abuse of children and young people is an appalling crime and a sin. happening today? a san francisco courtroom, a group of nuns will scare off against is the state of california. the issue, birth control. they want birth control provided in their health are plans. the trump administration gave those groups a religious exemption. the 9th circuit court of appeals

is hearing today's case. new restrictions for bars and alcohol that are serving alcohol, i should say, in the mission district. it is part of an effort to control gentrification and protect small businesses. the amendments will place a cap on the number of restaurants and bars at 167 in the designated area. in addition, restaurants that drew beer will be barred. a san francisco police officer continues to improve a year after he was hit by a car driven by trying to escape other officers. abc 7 news checked out the go fund me page set up for the officer. he suffered a traumatic brain injury and had to have surgery to replace part 06z skull. the family says he is rehabbing at a specialized center. he is starting to move around without a walker. his vision is improving. the driver accused of hitting him was of arrested at the time of the crash.

caltrans hopes to reopen 175 closed by this collision today. a truck hauling plywood tumbled down an embankment on the border between mendocino and lake counties. somewhat he walked away without a scratch. the cleanup continues. chp says the driver heeded multiple warning signs about lane restrictions for semi trucks and the collision could have been avoided. president trump ramping up threats to shut down the southern border. he wants to stop thousands of immigrants coming from central mark. he rallied supporters in montana. >> i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border, if necessary.

>> immigration issue has reached such a boiling point at the white house. sources say immigration sparked an expletive-laced shouting match between john kelly and john bolton. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures in the south bay. upper 40s to mid-50s until you get in the hills. lowe's al toes, 50 degrees. look at all these 40s everywhere except for alameda, san francisco, brentwood and half moon bay. low to mid-50s. richmond side of the san rafael bridge. isolated fog. we will bring in sue to talk more about the ferry ride. hazy sunshine. mass transit, dress in layers. we're going to jump a lot today from 51 in the north bay. 74 at noon. low to mid-80s this afternoon. san francisco, the 70s are back. low to mid-70s this afternoon.

either side we start at 53 at 8:00. 60 at 8:00 this evening. our last stop the south bay, 53 degrees this morning. 72 at noon. 80 during the afternoon hours. down to 67 under the stars this evening. i want to bring in sue and the fog keeps getting thicker and thick thicker. >> a live look coming across. the visibility is pretty limited once you hit the span. it's pretty thick. chp saying caution advised. traveling any direction on the golden gate. just within the last hour or so, it has socked in there. please heed to the warning. take extra care. drive a little slower. off the altamont pass, a couple of accidents this morning. we'll highlight that in a second. motorcycle down clear of the right-hand shoulder. you can see traffic is stacked up all the way back towards 92 and past. vasco road, earlier accident in the clearing stages.

two separate accidents near that area. the damage is done coming up and over the altamont pass. not just your usual slowing. there is a reason why for this friday morning. we will come back and highlight a smart train delay in a few minutes. from the live desk facebook reaching across the pond for a big new hire. the company announced this morning it is hiring sir nick as head of global affairs and communications team. he is the former deputy prime minister, formed a coalition government with david cameron back in 2010. clegg will start on monday and spend a week at menlo park headquarters before moving permanently to california. he leaves a legacy of helping communities one book at a time. bay area readers of all ages are remembering the founder of little libraries. at 6:40, or looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we'll check in the market in a

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unfortunately the fire weather watch is now upgraded to a red flag warning through 10:00

this evening. low to mid-80s. even upper 80s in l.a. 91 in palm springs. sunshine this afternoon. 76, monterey. eoyo-yo essentiality, 74. next week, low 60s if tahoe, which is closer to average. we're continue to go watch what is happening in oakland. sky 7 over the scene of police activity. live over 23rd and foothill boulevard. you can see with our technology we are able to show you what is happens. 23rd at the bottom, miller at the bottom. some are shut down because of police activity. we are told oakland police are conducting a search for a wanted suspect. we don't know what the crime was that was allegedly committed. we know they are going door to door looking for this person. sky 7 even saw a drone at one

point. you can see a number of officers moving it appears on east 17th. i do believe there is a canine unit there as well. we'll bring you updates as soon as we know a little more. obviously an unnerving thing to wake up to. this is what we know so far. could be a lot of sick calls because lotto fever seems to be catching. >> my temperature is a little high over here. the jackpot reached $970 million, the largest ever. it could reach $1 billion before tonight's 8:00 p.m. drawing. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live. >> reporter: good morning. yes, i'm here. i didn't call off sick. check in this out. this register right here, this gentleman told me $21,000, guys. that's how much money people spent just yesterday getting lottery tickets. and if you think 970 million is

a little more zeros than you see normally, that is because you're correct. this is the largest jackpot in the game's history. look at this massive line here. oh, my goodness. all of these people at the prim valley store at the california/nevada border. last october lottery officials changed up the rules and odds of the game to make jackpots pay ought less frequently which created a massive growth in the dollar amount. mega millions brought people out of the woodwork saying, hey, why not, let's give it a shot. especially here in the bay area and right here at the store. it's been lucky before. we have a track record of people being lucky. >>irst thing iou do uy a ho get it first. then get an attorney. >> you see that sign there.

$970 million. the question for everybody at home, if you win, what are you going to buy or do first? i'm still thinking about mine. i'm not too sure yet. guys, back in the studio, what do you think? what are you going to buy? jo jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> i think he had the right idea, call the lawyer first. his laugh was a little suspect, but i enjoyed the thought behind incident. thanks, jobin afplt. >> it is fun to dream, isn't it? you don't have to look far for a little free library like these. these dollhouse size boxes filled with free books. the idea sprouted all around the bay area. the man behind the movement todd bowle died of pancreatic cancer yesterday. the only direction of the little libraries is to take a book, leave a book. dozens of libraries have been

built around willow glen in san jose. >> whatever we can do to help literacy. the neighborhood uses it. the schoolchildren use it. people drive up and leave us books. they seem to want to be engaged with it. and take part. and we just love it. some people have gone beyond books to include board games and others have stalled built-in drip systems. el magazine apologizing for a bad joke. they tweeted kim kardashian and kanye west are splitting up. when you clicked you got a link which sent read stories a voter registration page. in other words, this was not a real story at all. many responses were negative saying that elle is spreading fake news. another tweet the magazine followed up saying they made a

bad joke, their passion for voter registration clouded their judgment and they are sincerely sorry. a lot of people saying they're not going to subscribe to the magazine anymore. california's first amazon go may soon open in the financial district. >> the company has approval from the city to install an amazon go electric sign at 300 california street. amazon go is the futuristic retail store that replaces cashiers with an app. no word when the store might open. >> a live look at the new york stock exchange. we have gone up even more. we're at 171. asian markets were down with tech and industrial stocks taking the biggest hit. investors worried about a trade war between the u.s. and china. something has a rally going on right now. hopefully you stuck around to watch good morning america yesterday because we frankly were surprised to see our faces in times square. >> from abc 7 news in san

francisco, good morning america. >> we sent in the video thinking, hey, maybe they will use it, and they did. so if you want to do this, you can. just record you or your family or your co-worker saying good morning america and tweet a video using the #mygma. we have a little bit of insider help. >> we know somebody who he knows somebody. >> but you can do it too. >> have fun. that's the best way to get it up there. let's talk about having fun. this weather is just amazing for outdoor activities. right now dicey in the east bay hills. some of the fog that is trying to roll through. but this afternoon it's been going to look more like this from the exploratorium. over the water it's clear. any time you're he overlapped, that's where the fog is. warmer than average. cool. clear away from the coast. this will develop once again. highs return to safrpblg heading through next week.

notice by noon it is turned over to hazy sunshine. even along the coast that's what it will be during the afternoon hours. you've been looking for near 70 to 80 along the coast. near sunshine. there it is right there. mid to upper 70s along the way bay. tonight does it look a lot like this morning. absolutely. upper 40s to mid-50s. a degree or two milder. december, january, february, warmer than average. it will be cool in the southeast or at least average. that's where most of the rain they think is going to fall. but if you look back towards us, equal chances because we've got a weak el nino developing. and we could go either way of average. just not enough information to say it's going to be wet or not. so you'll have to stay tuned. every seven days we will let you know. a slight chance of sprinkles next week when we're back in the 60s and 70s. sue. >> we have a big ouch through walnut creek. tail lights just bumper to bumper. brake lights all the way down

starting from concord now because of an accident blocking several lanes ignacio valley. they have temporarily blocked four lanes there. that is not a did situation. perhaps take bart. we will follow that the next break. we'll let you know how that is going.

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time is 6:55. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, the 7 things you need to know where you go. in oakland, police conducting a search for a wanted suspect at 23rd and foothill boulevard. it is up clear what crime the suspect is wanted for. >> number two, milpitas police trying to figure out why someone drove their truck into the side on of the great mall last night. it knocked out power to a number of stores. the driver was taken to the hospital to get checked out. >> number three, bay point, crews are working to repair the chevron gas pipeline that burned underground forcing 4,000 people from their homes. residents were allowed to return home yesterday afternoon >> number four, mega millions jackpot pze

egll htory >> weather wise, boy, get outside you if you can. this morning we have the fog out there. mid-40s to mid-50s. look at the sunshine. 60s, 70s, 80s this afternoon. and number six, we are following an accident southbound 680 near ignacio valley and treat boulevard. it has been cleared out of lanes. 15-minute drive southbound out of concord into the highway 24 interchange. >> number seven, britney spears returning to las vegas for a new residency. the pop star will perform starting in february at park theater at park mgm. >> i thought britney was here. ♪ oops i did it again >> it's such a good impression she has never done it before. she turned it on a dime this morning. >> do it again.

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