the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. we're starting off cloudy this morning. >> definitely cloudy. satellite over live doppler 7. fog along the coast. it has pushed into the north bay. and some low gray skies as well. here's your 12-hour day planner. search the accuweather app. during the next hour, temperatures mostly in the 50s. still extensive cloud cover. they will pull back to the coast by noon.

we will climb into the 60s. mostly sunny by this afternoon with highs reaching the upper 70s for inland areas, around the bay, upper 60s. still breezy at the coast, low 60s for the day. hi, sue. >> good morning. still starting off with a rough one for bart commuters. we have major delays. recovery mode, though. antioch, dublin/pleasanton, an earlier traini blocking has been cleared. central valley, ouch, about an hour and 10 minutes westbound 580. emeryville, a problem on westbound 580 before the 80 split. they are exchanges information now and should be hopefully out by the next time we talk. thank you, sue. midterm elections coming up in two weeks. today is your deadline at you still need to register to vote. 6. >> abc 7 matt keller livekn.

hi,matt. >> reporter: good moin reggie and alexis. more than 41,000 people in santa clara county have already turned in their ballots. of course not everyone is on top of it like these people are. today you can register to vote. but it is the last day to register to vote here in california. lower turnout is a real possibility. it appears more people are motivated to vote november 6th. 65% of voters in the 2014 midterms said they were certain they would vote. this time around, a significant increase. 77% of voters said they intend to vote. >> complacency is a real problem. >> are you registered to vote? >> yes. >> and you intend to vote? >> probably not. >> because? >> i'm just a little too busy. i've got a lot on my plate. i'm still in school. >> if you're not too busy to vote, the deadline is 11:59 to

do. the easiest way to do that is online. they have paper registration forms as well. there is a conditional voter registration process. you can do all the way up to election day. we have all the links and details on our website abc7news.com. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thanks, matt. and sls -- also happening today, republican candidate for governor john cox is in the bay area. he will be in the south bay for a rally to support proposition 6, which would repeal the state's gas tax. it gets under way at 8:00 this morning at the training institute on patrick henry drive in santa clara. before the rally, john cox will join us live for a one-on-one interview here on "abc 7 mornings" coming up at 6:40. we have also extended an invite to gavin newsome to join us in the studio. no commitment yet from his campaign. trump administration considering narrowing the definition of gender. it would mean the elimination of protections and federal recognition for people who identify as transgender. according to a memo obtained by

the "new york times", the department of health and human services is spearheading the effort. effort to define sex as either male or female based on the genitals they were born with. >> jack is 13 and began identifying as a boy two years ago. >> the numbers are terrifying on suicide rates and transgender kids. it's really horrible. and this isn't going to help. >> there is a rally outside the white house set for 9:30 this morning. several powerful earthquakes have been reported near vancouver island, canada. a magnitude 6.6 hit after 9:30 last night. a second 6.8 hit 40 minutes later. then 14 minutes after that, there was a third quake with a

magnitude 6.5. according to the usgs, there were also smaller quakes. so far no reports of any injuries. well, we have shown you plenty of dash and grab thefts at cell phone stores. now police in the north bay say they caught up with two of the thieves after a long chase. >> american canyon police tweeted this yesterday. it shows items stolen from t-mobile cell phone store, as well as a gun. officers say they confiscated this evidence from two men involved in a theft saturday. they took them on a chase in napa county. they changed cars in concord, 25 miles from the original scene. they tried changing cars again in pittsburg, and that's where officers arrested them. one of them has seven warrants. >> morgan hill police say a social media threat possibly against a school in the city is not credible. students and parents reported a threatening snapchat message yesterday that including the initials bms. it may be tied to a threat under under investigation in benson,

arizona. that school district has canceled classes for today. there will be extra officers at all morgan hill schools today just as a precaution. >> a burning rv triggered an evacuation at a san francisco lowe's store. abc 7 news was behind lowe's on bay shore boulevard after 7:00 yesterday morning. flames damaged part of the store's exterior. and pg&e transformer and power lines. nobody got hurt. investigators think that hmeless people might have been living inside that rv. uber already delivers food by car. now they may be planning to do it by air. >> a passenger goes on a racist rant on a plane. why there is growing backlash against the airline this morning. all right. never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. a strong onshore flow. gray skies, thick fog in through the north bay. it is causing arrival delays mi. and you find that brand...

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good morning. through parts of the north bay. thick fog right now. petaluma, two miles. napa improved at three miles. santa rosa, four miles. temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. a cool start. santa rosa, 49. san francisco, 55. san jose, 56 degrees. this afternoon highs a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. low 60s at the coast with partial clearing. san francisco hitting a high of 62. oakland, 64. and down in san jose, more sunshine earlier on. warming up to 70 degrees. overnight lows will be cool with onshore flow. 40s and 50s for tomorrow morning. it's been a headache for bart commuters this morning. hi, sue. >> that is true, frances. we iecfrcisco. major delays, which means 20 to 30 minutes or more in the

antioch, dublin/pleasanton direction. system wide is not affected in those directions out of san francisco. police activity on the right-hand shoulder. an accident near treat. that is blocking the left lane. headache also if you're trying to get from concord towards walnut creek, towards the 24 interchange. slow for a 15-minute drive in the southbound direction. otherwise, we're looking fairly good out there. still an hour and 10 minutes to get from tracy up and over the altamont into dublin/pleasanton. this accident blocking the left lane in emeryville, west 580 before the 80 split. that is also blocking trying to get information exchanged. hopefully the next time we speak it will be out of lanes. we'll check back in just a few. budget airline ryanair is under fire. >> over its response to a passenger who shouted racist insults to a woman seated in his row. >> i'll tell you this, if you're

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three people are missing after a fishing boat kauplt fire sou -- caught fire. they pulled 15 people from the water. two badly burned and needed medical care. the remaining 13 people were transferred to a mexican naval vessel headed forr a man accused of stealing a car with a little girl in the back seat is scheduled to be in court. she is safe a lot home with her family. >> i didn't like it. i was so scared. >> poor girl. she was sleeping in the back

seat of her dad's suv when he parked at a quick stop in san jose saturday. he says he left the car running while they went inside to get a drink. well, in just a few of a few seconds, he said a man stole his car. about six blocks away, the thief kicked sadie-rae out. a neighbor saw her crying and called police. officers then reunited her with her parents. >> maybe 20 minutes maybe. i don't know because i was so panicked. i didn't really know how long it was. it just felt like forever. >> police arrested 30-year-old martin muerta of san jose. he faces kidnapping, auto theft and obstruction charges. coroedurn in the reserve duct a tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. it is to reintroduce fire as a natural element of the ecosystem. if there are high winds in the area, tomorrow's burn will be canceled.

a nasty fall off the stage and into the crowd at the hard rock live in mississippi. the audience helped her back up. she went on with the show seemingly unhurt. it was the third show on the road for her straight up paula 2018 tour. >> poor paula. ouch. that could not have felt good. >> i'm a paula fan. i remember in the past she talked about how she says she's a clutz. even though they say a choreographer, been dancing all her life. >> hey, put the tall heels on. it could happen to anybody, right? >> oh, yeah. yeah. i am terrible in heels. i understand. she's such a trouper. she got up right away. >> she is. amazing. >> i can understand why you're a fan. and for us today, we will see cooler temperatures once again this afternoon. what we are dealing with is a stronger onshore flow. thick fog in the north bay.

live doppler 7 and satellite image. here is your forecast for today. a look at the downtown san francisco area. traffic will be a mess all week. and here's what you can expect. so we have morning fog, low clouds. by this afternoon, mostly sunny conditions except at the beaches. much like yesterday. the cooling will continue today and into tomorrow. temperatures will continue to drop. high pressure builds. we have a warming trend. so we go right back up to where we started wednesday into friday. friday looks to be a gorgeous day with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s for inland areas. later on this afternoon it will break up. we will start to see cloudy conditions along the coast. elsewhere, sunny once again. we will be off to a cool start once again. highs today, a little cooler

compared to yesterday. high clouds passing through parts of the south bay. cupertino, 68. san jose, 70. gilroy, 78. upper 60s lower peninsula. redwood, 68. the breeze keeps things cool at the coast. low 60s there. daly city, climbing to 59 this afternoon. good morning, sue. we still see major delays? >> unfortunately yes. we have major delays. 20 plus minutes. the rest of the system is looking well. they got the problem cleared out. otherwise, it should be in the recovery position. we have southbound 680. an accident off to the right-hand shoulder. upper right-hand portion of your screen. you can see emergency vehicles. slowing southbound from concord towards 24 with a 17-minute

drive. that is double what it typically is. altamont, earlier accident 80, 580, westbound before the 80 split. that apparently has been cleared. still backed up halfway to highway 24. good morning america at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> skwreupger z ginger zee is l look ahead. >> so nice to be with both of you this morning and all of you here on a monday morning. willa is taking aim between mazatlan and puerto vallarta. we will testimoll you about tha texas. super bowl showdown. amy schumer is refusing to star

in a commercial for the the super bowl halftime. and selma blair and her multiple sclerosis diagnosis. the warning signs you can look out for. plus, baby-proofing your home. something i need to do even more of. the hidden dangers right around the corner. we will give you a quiz called spot the baby hazards. >> ginger, i have an 11-month-old who just started walking. anything could be a baby hazard. i think i will do terribly at in. >> everything. everything is a baby hazard. everything when the 2 1/2-year-old is handing the hazard to the baby. that is something i can't seem to avoid. >> he should be takingks, ginge. >> thank you. heads-up if you're a fan of

ta millions of dead trees, extreme winds, and leading scientists say there will be even more dangerous fires in the years ahead. our weather is becoming more extreme, and we all need to work together to keep our neighborhoods safe. i'm lisa veliz waweru from pg&e. at pg&e, we are accelerating our forest management work in high fire-threat areas, removing dead trees, trimming branches and creating 12-foot safety clearances around power lines. as part of our community wildfire safety program, we are implementing additional safety measures, including a 24-hour wildfire safety operation center, neatr ions, and we want to make sure you know what steps you can take,

like cutting back vegetation around your home, having the right emergency plan, and signing up for safety alerts. for more information on how to keep you and your neighborhood safe, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money away from neighborhood public schools and give it to their corporate charter schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe public schools is always tony's top priority.

we are tracking hurricane willa. winds at 115 miles per hour. heading towards texas by wednesday. we will track this storm and hurricane the next few days. in the bay area, i'll tell you what you can expect coming up. alexis. >> thank you, frances. a taco maker is recalling $2.5 million of frozen taquitos because of a salmonella and listeria square. it affects ruiz food products. it includes 4.5 beef taco and cheese taquitos and cooked glazed chicken buffalo style. if you have them, return them for a refund. find a complete list of all the recalled products on

abc7news.com. new details this morning on uber's plans to use drones to deliver food. "the wall street journal" reports the company put out a job ad for an executive who could get that program up and running next year and then rolled out across multiple countries by 2021. the position is bas san francisco. well, when the journal asked uber about the ad, the company pulled it. it does it doesn't fully reflect the program which is in early days. dog mode could become a thing on teslas. someone asked if they could let another people know if their dog is comfortable in the car when the owner has stepped up. and musk responded yes. tesla introduced the feature in 2016. it features the car at a safe temperature for the duration at a time even when the car is off. it was designed for child and pet safety. who knew it would be that easy? >> election day is two weeks

away. next at 6:30, john cox is here live to answer your questions before you cast your ballot.

now at 6:30, another week, another huge conference blocking busy san francisco streets. what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. in migrant caravan is headed to the u.s./mexico border. police are searching for identity theft victims. good morning on this monday, october 22nd. sit now 6:30. glad you're here. >> yeah. you are never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. frances in for mike today. >> we have low clouds and fog

thisorning w the stronger onshore flow. the sea breeze many pick up. we are under gray skies right now. a live look shows you the bay bridge in the background. your 12-hour day planner. around the bay, mid to upper 60s. at the coast, cool, low 60s throughout most of the day. even some 50s out there. sue has some bart headaches for you. >> antioch, dublin/pleasanton. the problems aren't existing out there. still with major delays which means 20 plus minutes.

blinking emergency vehicles which means brake lights. the accident cleared. past north main, 15 to 17-minute drive in concord all the way to the 24 interchange. otherwise, a headache across the altamont pass with an hour and 15 minute commute westbound 580. a problem in san jose. we'll check on that in a couple of minutes. at the live desk, flames tear through a home in san jose in what police say is a suspicious fire. it started at 1:00 this morning on hamilton park drive. they were able to get the fire under control in 10 to 15 minutes. nobody got hurt. the home was heavily damaged. red cross was requested to help a resident and two pets. traffic complications downtown. will. >> oracle's open world is where we find abc 7 news reporter amy

hollyfield. hi, amy. >> it is carpeted, well lit. tables and umbrellas. oracle open world. last month incident was dreamforce. the big conferences mean howard between 3rd and 4th is closed. it creates a lot of congestion in the area. >> when i come here, i spend an awful lot of money. it is probably not what you want to hear, but it did bring 30,000, 40,000 people in. that's a lot of people coming to spend a lot of money in san francisco and enjoy your beautiful city. >> this area will be closed all week so avoid it if you can.

we talked to a taxi driver who said it does bring traffic to a stand still when they do doe m attendees need rides around the city. he is happy to drive them if they need a ride. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >> in the east bay, police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a man 4:30 saturday morning in pittsburg. police say the driver was going eastbound on buchanan road near meadows avenue. police have identified the victim as michael watkins from antioch. they say the suspect's car is red, possibly a ford f-150 with a sunroof. if you're in the south bay and think your identity may have stolen, police want to hear from you. here's why. milpitas police officers spotted yap and yang earlier this month in the city.

officers spotted drug paraphernalia in the car. they detained both men. when police searched the car they found stolen mail and credit card information. they are trying to connect victims to the crime. in the east bay, the oakland police department will no longer ask applicants if they have been sexually assaulted. >> this change is a direct order from the mayor. it's a direct order from the mayor. >> the mayor issued the order after a report my the san francisco chronicle. the oakland police department said they wanted the information to review police reports where applicant's names may show up as a victim, suspect, or witness. some law experts used it can be used to discriminate against women. the president tweeted about 30 minutes ago. the caravan is nearly two miles

long. people say they are fleeing violence in their home country. most of the people are from mexico and honduras. president trump said he will seal off the border before migrants come into the country, promising to bring out the military. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. starting off with live doppler 7. satellite image, lots of gray skies all the way around the bay area. pretty thick fog in the north bay. visibility has been limited. clouds will stick around for quite a bit of the day, especially the beaches and san francisco. san francisco, even at lunchtime, 59 degrees. clouds will stick around. we'll have a high of 62. then we start to cool things down before the clouds return at 8:00 this evening, dropping down to 55 degrees. temperatures will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. low 60s at the coast with that sea breeze and onshore flow. 61, half moon bay. lots of mid-60s around the bay. san jose, 70 degrees.

sunshine earlier inland. topping off at upper 70s. overnight lows cool with clouds pushing in. overnight, temperatures dropping into the 40s and 50s for most locations. look at that thick fog. that might be an affect on commute tomorrow morning. it's been busy this morning as well. sue has been tracking all the difficult hot spots especially with bart. >> it's continuing. bart unfortunately is in recovery mode. they have cleared out the problem. but they are still experiencing major delays from san francisco and the antioch, dublin/pleasanton direction. it was a stalled out train. no word when that recovery will be complete. so let's head to walnut creek. earlier problems southbound with accident off to the right shoulder. brake lights remain. 15-minute drive towards the 24 interchange southbound from,

say, concord to 42. else wise, an hour and 15-minute delays up and over the altamont pass. this is north 85 past highway 17 before winchester. a solid line of traffic with a little break in between. more traffic in the northbound direction as well. you may want to try highway 17 if you can to avoid this or take the 101 route around the problem. coming up next, john cox in studio to talk to us live abo

california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck.

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the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. good morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinlasan. willa has winds of 155 miles per hour. it will still be strong tomorrow but weaken quickly as it makes its way inland, heading towards texas wednesday. the california highs for today. mostly sunny conditions around the state with clouds along the coast. sack many toe, warming up to 79 today. warm in palm springs. hot at 91 degrees. >> happening today, this is it. the deadline to register to vote in california is 11:59 p.m. for the midterm elections.

the easiest way to register is online. paper registration forms are also available. if you missed the deadline, there is the conditional voter registration process all the way up to election day. republican john cox joins us live this morning. he is sitting down with reggie right now. >> mr. cox has been gracious enough to meet us so early in the morning at 6:42. it's great to see you here. >> nice to be with you. thank you, reggie. >> we obviously have just days to go. >> days to go. >> before californians make their choice. the polls are consistently telling the same story, not consist about what the gap is. the most recent poll by the l.a. times shows 54% of likely voters favor our current governor over

you. of a previous poll in september showed the gap was smaller, about 12%. either bay, there is a big gap to jump. wh dyou a celebrity. i'm not a career politician. i'm a businessman. i built a business over 40 years. the state is not managed very well. we are almost unaffordable and unlivable for most people in this state. the cost of living, the cost of housing is outrageous, especially here in the bay area. the cost of gasoline. the housing situation is really driving a lot of people out of the bay area and out of the state. our school systems are 47th in the nation. our water is being rationed. we're being told that is going to be on the table in 2022. you're going to be limited to 55 gallons a day, which is about half of what normally people would be expecting to use. so there's a lot of management issues involving the state. mr. newsome has been there for

16 years, hasn't addressed these problems. he was mayor of san francisco, as you know, for a long time. the homeless situation got worse. it is out of control all across california. i think people need a change. i think people want a definite change. they love this state. the rest of the country has had a wonderful economic recovery. but californians are finding it hard to be able to afford to live. and that he wants the real problem. >> let me talk to you about housing. most of us can agree housing is our biggest concern, especially in the bay area. part of that, as you know, is because you built apartments for many here. >> i have. >> and we just don't have enough of it. there is a study that found we would need 350,000 units every year for the next seven years in order to make up for the deficit in housing in the state. right now we only build 85,000

homes a year. >> it is two issues. yes, we don't have enough supply. it helps to drive the cost. but the cost is driven up by government. government regulations. goernment red tape. lawsuits. impact fees and taxes. the incredible delays. it takes 12, 15 years to get approvals in some cases. that just adds to the cost because builders have to carry the debt and pay taxes while they are waiting. >> how do you cut the time down? >> you have to have leadership. we can build to standards and make sure they don't hurt the environment. but seqa is being used for litigation by lawyers to drive better deals or keep competitors out. >> do you rewrite that completely? >> you have to. you are not accomplishing what you want to accomplish now. it is really holding up construction. i build apartments in indiana

for one-fifth, one-sixth of what it cost to build in the bay area. indiana is a wonderful state. indianapolis is a mer anrds. d i can 90,000 there that cost 600,000 in san francisco. a large part of the difference is land. but most of that difference is government costs. and i have plans to cut that cost. >> i asked our viewers if they would send in questions. i don't have time to get to all of them. but i thought i got a good one this morning. and the question is about what you would do in response to some of president trump's policies. especially as it relates to california. and he wanted to know, we heard the president say recently that some of the fall, according to him for our fires, is because of california itself and that he would perhaps withdraw some of the federal funds when it comes to wildfires in our state. this is a huge issue, especially

in the bay area. what's your response to president trump? >> santa rosa fires were a disaster. we don't build fire breaks into the forrest. we're not clearing out dead or deceased trees and brush. we have to do that. but president trump is not the issue in this race. let's face it, he didn't create the gas tax. he didn't create the housing shortage. he didn't create schools that are 47th in the nation where half of our kids in schools can't read to grade level. >> back to the fire issue for a moment. the fact that he is saying he could withhold federal funds. >> i would obviously fight on that. but what i would also do is make sure our forrests are managed. the current political class in sacramento led by mr. newsome failed the people in the state. we have not managed the forrests. we have to build fire breaks,

clean out the dead and deceased trees. these infernos are fueled by all of this brush on the ground with all of these dead trees. we have to be able to go and manage the forrests. that has not been done. >> but to be clear, you would have a conversation with president trump. >> of course. i will fight the president when it's needed because of california's interests. but, again, he didn't create the affordable or livable crisis. he didn't create the water shortage. we are facing water rationing in the state. we aren't going to be able to take a shower and wash our clothes in the same day. that's on the political class. that's on mr. newsome for failing to build reservoirs, failing to recycle water. failure to build desalination plants. >> it is something that president trump announced in the "new york times".

they are reporting he wants to change the the definition of gender so there would be -- your gender would be male orpheum based on the genitals you were born with. a lot are concerned about that because they say a raci it re - erases gender. of. >> it is very important for the people of this city and this state. and i'll analyze what's necessary to be done and try to get a consensus of the people to do that. if it's at variance with what the president wants, i will fight him on that. >> what does your gut tell you on that? >> i haven't really looked at that issue one eye iota. it is not a good idea to try to redefine gender at all. let people live the way they want to live.

i'm directed at making the state affordable, making it livable, making sure we have good schools, water available and good roads, which we need. that is not been done in the last eight years. and i think people are ready for a change in those areas. >> all right. so much more to talk about. john cox, we appreciate you being here. we know you have an event later in san jose. >> yeah. another thing that's really hurt the affordable of the state. people have to choose between buying a tank of gas and groceries. it shouldn't be the case. >> you out of time. mr. cox, appreciate it >> thanks, reggie. >> we have invited former san francisco mayor gavin newsome to be here live on "abc 7 mornings". that invitation stands. we would love to see you. we have not received a commitment from the campaign. but we still have a few days left. we have complete election coverage on abc7news.com. yoarhestate and local office. >> okay. thank you, reggie. you are nephew more than 7 minutes away from the

accuweather forecast.over to me. >> waking up to gray skies. 52-minute flight arrival delays. your forecast for today. morning fog, low clouds. sunny by. exempt at the beaches. the cooling continues today and into tomorrow. temperatures will drop. a warming trend wednesday into friday. we will warm things up quite a bit. highs today cooler compared to yesterday. upper 60s through cupertino and sunnyvale as well. menlo park, 67. breezy at the coast. only partial clearing. daly city, high of 59. san francisco, 62. low 70s in napa. 60s around the east bay. hayward, 67. oakland, 64. inland mid-70s to upper 70s.

more cooling tomorrow. getting really warm by the end of the workweek with more sunshine as well. hi, sue. >> good morning, frances. system wide, everything is all clear. major delays leaving san francisco for antioch and dublin/pleasanton. those are recovered and everything is looking great. metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza. expect a 10 to 12-minute delay there. earlier accident northbound 85 in san jose has been cleared.

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time 6:55. here are the 7 things to know before you go. number one, flames tear through a home in san jose overnight in what police say is a suspicious fire. firefighters were able to get the fire under control in 10 to 15 minutes. no one was hurt. number two, expect heavy traffic south of market area as oracle's open world conference stts today. howard between 3rd and 4th is closed until saturday. >> number three, the deadline to register to vote in california is 11:59 tonight for the midterm elections. the easiest way to register is online. paper forms are mb two, milp

arrested these two men. they found stolen credit cards info. officers are trying to connect victims to potential identity theft crimes. >> number five, partial clearing at the coast. san francisco high of 62. oakland, 64. san jose, 70 and sunny. >> number six, looking a lot an accident. this one is westbound 580 near hacienda in the dublin/pleasanton area. no real slowing yet. it is blocking the second lane from the left. an hour and 15 minutes westbound from tracy into the dublin interchange. >> number seven, a photographer took this photo at the moment he believes a couple got especiang. the woman is wearing a dress it appears. we are being very skeptical. we think it was a planned proposal. the photographer

good morning, america. bracing for impact. hurricane willa barrelling through the pacific, on the verge of becoming a category 5 storm, taking aim at popular tourist spots in mexico and heading for already hard-hit texas. ginger tracking the latest this morning. thousands of central american migrants marching to mexico, vowing to get to the u.s., clashing with riot police. families face blistering heat on their mission to get to america as president trump vows to send the military to greet them at the u.s. border. bachelor party tragedy. four american tourists and their guide killed in a rafting accident. one of the survivors now revealing what happened during those terrifying moments in the water, and the investigation under way this morning. homecoming horror.