it's a good kind of deja vu. a mega millions ticket sold at a san francisco safeway matched five of six numbers again. that's now happened on back-to-back drawings. so what are the odds of that? >> here are the numbers. 5-28-62-65-70, mega ball 5. but you will have to curb your billionire dream because one ticket in south carolina hit the jackpot. >> so unless you know someone down south, you're probably waking up like us. losers. >> yeah, losers. going to go to work today. wah, wah. >> good morning on this wednesday, october 24th. this is super surprising. the jackpot was reduced to $1.5 billion. that means it's not actually a world record anymore. >> yeah. reggie is bummed out about it. i think i would still be okay

with 1.5 million instead of 1.6. >> i would really miss that. i don't know how i could live without it. i have family in south carolina. you have to find out what city. i still have friends in south carolina too. >> give them a call. >> i'm getting on facebook after this hit. let's roll through it real quick. hi, everybody. light winds. less than 10 miles per hour. it will be that way all throughout the day. waking up in the upper 40s to mid-50s once again. 60 at the coast throughout the rest of the time frames. 64 to 67 at noon for the bay and inland. 67 to 75, pretty comfortable, back to 61 under the stars at 7:00. how comfortable is the commute? let's find out from sue. >> pretty good for our early birds out there. walnut creek, tail lights southbound on 680 past north main.

slow and go out of tracy. south of market, howard is closed between 3rd and 4th. avoid the area if you can. there's already all kinds of congestion and construction in that area. if you don't have to be around south of market, probably a good idea to stay away. app hour drive from 580. commute southbound 680, walnut creek -- or highway 4 and walnut creek all the way through the tunnel. looking at a nice drive. guys? thank you, sue. in case you missed it, at the top of the hour, here are the mega millions numbers for last night's drawings. 5-28-62-65-70, mega ball number 5. lottery officials just lowered the jackpot amount to $1.5 billion. one winning ticket was sold in south carolina. no big winners here in california. >> it depends on your definition

of big. one store got five five five numbers. >> ladida, alexis. we have to hang out for you. this is the lucky safeway. in 2017, they sold tickets worth $4,000 a week here. that's why they are dubbed a lucky retailer. big winning ticket last night. $562,472. of to match five of six winning numbers. people are excited even if they didn't buy a ticket.

>> not much of a gambler myself. but i see people buying tickets every single way. i know all of my two workers are buying tickets too. >> how about the person in south carolina. one winner getting $1.5 billion. don't give up hope. the powerball jackpot is $620 milli million. alexis, is that big enough for you? >> yes. any money coming my way, i'm okay with. >> really? good to know. >> i thought that man was about to pull out money. >> i did too. i thought he was going to hand it over. matt, thank you. >> yeah, thanks, matt. new developments in the east bay. three teenagers have been arrested for starting this fire last week at a kfc in antioch. one of them is an employee.

reyes and montano jr. face charges. all three are 18 and from pittsburg. the fire started ear wednesday morning and is a total loss. san francisco police have made an arrest in an assault that left a man with a traumatic brain injury. >> 25-year-old fang was arrested and facing two felony charges. this is surveillance video from last month's attack. he was waiting for a rideshare when he approached a car he thought was his. a man they say is fang got out and punched him n face, causing had imto fall to the ground. the diocese of san jose is expected to release an expanded estimated today after hundreds of priests are charged with child sex abuse. the report named 135 accused predator priests at the archdiocese of san francisco. 95 of oakland and 33 at the diocese of san he jose.

so in total, 263 alleged offenders. the diocese tells abc 7 news it is heartbreak to go see the list of so many who have betrayed innocent children in these ways. yo can find the entire report at abc7news.com. amazon is reportedly pitched its facial recognition system to immigration and customs enforcement. "the daily beast" published e-mails from the freedom of information act request. i.c.e. and amazon officials talked about using the recognition face scanning platform to help with homeland security investigations. the "washington post" reports i.c.e. does not currently have a contract with amazon. i.c.e. says it uses it to investigate fraud, i.d. theft, and child exploitation crimes. amazon has not responded to requests for comment. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. which means we are investing more time into looking at issues that affect our quality of life

like construction. small businesses along san francisco's van ness corridor are suffering because of a major city road project that's been happening for months. kate larson talked with business owners who said the city just isn't doing enough to help them out. now some are planning to take action. >> reporter: after three years in business, messiah wall says she is closing out for good at the bootleg bar. >> i had just a chain metal fence. and i was like hmm. >> reporter: over the past year it has expanded into a full-blown construction site on van ness avenue and green street. one day i showed up and there was no interest to my storefront. i said we're closed today. maybe they will fix it today. the next day we were open for business, it wasn't fixed. >> for nine months she reached out to city hall and was finally given this sign. >> the sign isn't going to keep

your business afloat when you have no parking spaces, nowhere to pull up and get delivery orders. ? the $316 million van ness improvement project is already two years behind schedule is. sfmta spokesman paul rose said the agency is trying to help merchants on the fractured corridor. >> we put up on our website so people know they are open. >> but the sign is clearly not keeping customers inside the restaurant. he says they were unable to accommodate a large wedding party on tuesday. >> they come and ask where am a going to park. do you have valet? can i park on the left side? no, because construction. >> she sent this letter to mayor london breen and catherine stefani. she points out 15 common sense suggestions like parking spots so people can pick up deliveries and liaison for the per chants to talk to at city hall.

she receive much of a response. she said she is holding a rally with other city per chants at city hall, 2:30 p.m. kate larson, abc 7 news. we hope you will join the conversation about coming up with solutions to help the bay area's biggest problems. use the #betterbayarea. together we can make progress on building a better bay area. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we go from fremont the cool spot at 50. union city, castro valley, 51. oakland and alameda, 54. richmond, the warm spot, 56 degrees. go across the bridge, san francisco 54. san carlos, 58. triangle of 50s around fremont. 45 in pleasanton. look at that. 54, concord. mid-40s throughout the north bay valleys. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. no fog here. hips of it around novato but

just hints right now. exercising today, yeah, moderate pollen. hopefully it won't bother you today. small waves. on the beach today, cool for all of us. peninsula, 55 this morning. 64 by noon. upper 60s during the afternoon hours. east bay valleys, 49 this morning. look at that. 67 by noon. mid-70s during the afternoon hours. cool 62 at 8:00. east bay shoreline, wrap it up by circling back to you. 55 degrees this morning with increasing clouds. we will see a little more sunshine. 64 at noon. happening out in the upper 60s this afternoon. increasing sunshine sounds great. a lot 8:00, grab a coat, it will be 59 degrees. temperatures still tracking near 90 highs. that's coming up in less than 7 minutes. here's sue southbound 101, terra linda, central san rafael, you're moving at the limit. we'll check on the golden gate bridge. as mike was saying, no fog this

morning. it's looking pretty good. four lanes in the southbound direction when they maneuver that. two lanes in the northbound direction. a breeze coming off the waldo. slowing over the central valley -- or over the altamont, i should say. the full freeway closure has been reopened until oakland. southbound 880, 23rd. pack at it again tonight, though, and we will check on it. >> thank you, sue. a new timeline for when the transbay terminal will reopen. and the action being taken against the owners. a man thought someone broke into his house.

sorry if you can hear my stomach grumble. we were talking about our favorite halloween candy. late arriving clouds. the next three days. you can see we go from the 60s and 70s today. a few neighborhoods in the east bay. and more neighborhoods starting to hit 80 friday. our warmest day saturday. i'll show you that in five minutes. >> a front porch turns into a battle royale approximately two bucks fighting right on the front steps.

and the pumpkins are just going everywhere. the two continue their fight next door. the bucks bent an iron rod fence. he said when he first came home he thought someone broke into his house. nope. just your everyday average buck fight. >> what's going on? is it mating season or something? >> i don't know what is happening. maybe they are fighting over the last reeses peanut butter cup >> that is the best candy. in today's gma first look, dramatic new video shows the moment a vintage plane crashed on a california freeway. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, a dramatic plane crash on one of california's busiest freeways in the middle of the day. video from one driver captures the unbelievable moment as the plane barrels towards the highway, cars underneath, hitting the ground, bouncing twice. the wind kicking up dust from the hill before crashing into the center divider, erupting

into flames. the airliner destroyed. miraculously, nobody was hurt. the pilot walking out of the wreckage. despite the chaos, he remained calm. 90 gallons of fuel spilled on the roadway, closing the road for hours, creating a traffic nightmare, cars backed up for miles. >> it's awful. it's terrible. we're moving about one or two car lengths every five minutes. it took us one hour to go one mile. >> we will hear from the pilot coming up at 7:00 a.m. abc news new york. a $2 million grant could save san francisco in the long run. the district attorney's office will use the funding from the macarthur foundation to reduce the inmate population. so that will help expedite cases and reduce recidivism. they may need a new jail in the next two years if the population grows. an inmates rights group has reached a settlement with the county. the inmate rights group sued

over jail conditions. the lawsuit claims inmates were mistreated with shabby medical care and excessive use of solitary confine many. under the proposed settlement the county would pay $1.6 million in attorneys fees and $200,000 a year for a remedial plan. >> helping families with housing after last year's devastating wildfires. the board of supervisors approved these changes. some lots for single-family homes can be converted into duplex else and triplexes. a massive recall involving exploding toilet units. >> excuse me? >> i did not think i would say that this morning. flushmate is recalling 1.4 million systems sold at lowe's and home depot. the problem is with the flushmate ii 051-b.

they can burst and release high-. it is so powerful it could lift the tank lid and shatter it. it has received more than 1,400 complaints. 23 people have been hurt. the company is offering a free replacement. >> that is a powerful flush. >> it sure is. san francisco-based lyft is moving ahead with plans for self-driving cars. it announced its first test vehicle will be a ford fusion hybrid. they are buying start-up blue vision labs. it provides street level mapping and enter is active augmented reality. lyft plans to some day use those maps to support autonomous vehicles. >> there's a chance a random person will give you flowers today as part of a coordinated effort called petal it forward. >> florists are surprising people with two bouquets. you keep one and the other one you share with someone else.

keep an eye out if you're in the east bay. >> very nice. speaking of flowers, san francisco's conservative of flowers announced a new light show. here's a photo from the summer of love show last summer. this new installation is called night bloom. it will run from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. starting december 2nd. it is described as a light, art, and sound experience with installations throughout the conservatory. you do need a ticket for the event. if it's as cool as that, i'm in. >> yeah. that is really cool. very fancy. >> yeah, i like that under the sky. it will probably be full of stars don't and a fall moon. hi, everybody. a look at the exploratorium. marine player trying to make a late effort and broken one at peer 15. foggy spots most live clear sky don't. fog around novato, petaluma.

seeing patches this morning. dry cold front trying to push through the bay. it will bring us high clouds early. a little more sunshine in the afternoon hours. it pushes temperatures closer to average. low to mid-70s in the south bay. is santa cruz, 68. up the peninsula, lowe's al toes, 65 in millbrae. along the coast, narrow. 63 at half moon bay. 61 in daly city. 64 in downtown san francisco. south san francisco, 65. warm in sausalito, 68. 70 to 74 through most of the north bay. out to your coast, low 60s. 60s will dominate most of the east bay shore. 70s around nuclear, union city, fremont, castro valley, orinda. east bay valley, 70 to 72 degrees. the full moon rises at 6:51. about 31 minutes after the sunsets. here's a look at my accuweather

7-day forecast. many neighborhoods nearing the 80s on sunday. at the coast, 70s. 60s and 70s by monday. looks dry all seven days. sue. good morning. checking your commute o east shore freeway at least from our camera here at golden gate fields into the macarthur maze. traffic is flowing nicely. if your destination is the bay bridge into san francisco, you have a little bit of a backup there. no metering lights yet. we will check back in a couple of minutes. it is about that time of the morning. otherwise, we've got that full freeway clocheer in oakland picked up. that is moving nicely southbound 880. no delays there. a quick look at your drive times. ouch. tracy to dublin already over an hour. antioch to concord, westbound highway 4 looking good. and san rafael into san francisco t villa golden gate at the limit. >> it has been a month since the salesforce transit center closed because of cracked steel beams.

the agency that built it has funding suspended. transbay joint powers authority won't get funding for the next three to six months until the board of supervisors decides which agency will oversee phase two of the project. it extends cal train from fourth and king to the transit center. the terminal will remain closed three more weeks because of the testing. >> my hope is we will regain our credibility in the program and move forward. >> the suspended funding will not affect repairs to the transit center. it will be covered biff a contractor or designer, depending what caused the cracked beams. californians are among the hardest to please when it comes to dining ow. digital third coast looked at reviews on yelp, trip adviser.

here's the top five most opinionated folks. san francisco comes in at number four. according to the study, the average person reads about seven reviews before deciding where to e eat. >> okay. interesting. coming up, 7 things you need to know before you start to your day. >> i question to the new amazon go store in san francisco. it was fun. but i left with more questions than answers.

time now is 5:25. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. a team from the atf is set to arrive to help local officials investigate a massive fire at a new housing project in west oakland. droneview7 shows the destruction. >> a lone ticket in south carolina hit last night's $1.5 billion jackpot. lottery officials lowered the

winning amount. a ticket bought at san francisco safeway matched five numbers. that is worth 562,000. >> thousands of health care workers are entering the secretary day of a three-day strike against university of california medical center. a major sticking point is the hiring of lower paid contractors to work inside uc hospitals. >> number two, hurricane willa weakened to a tropical storm. it made landfall late last night in mexico bringing life threatening rain and 120-mile-per-hour winds. >> it will be down graded to an area of low pressure by the end of today. back here at home, looking from our roof camera, yep, a little bit warmer today. but look at the weekend. starting to get more 70s and 80s by friday. >> and we're following your wednesday northern commute with a look back at the beige bridge toll plaza where the metering lights have been just turned on at 5:22 this morning. your backup is extending at

least for the fast trackers towards the macarthur maze. >> mcdonald's is adding a new breakfast sandwich to the menu. it is called triple stacks. an egg plus choice of biscuit, mcgriddle or muffin. >> jet blue wants to take you and 49 other people on a free trip. the destination is a mystery. up won't be relaxing the whole team. >> you didn't win the

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 and improving our neighborhood public schools is always tony's top priority. we are back at this housing construction site on the east bay after it went up in flames yesterday morning. what's happening with that

investigation today. and yet another problem for san francisco's sinking and leaning millennium tower. >> let's get this out of the way right now. the mega millions numbers 5-28-62-65-07, and the mega ball is 5. one ticket matched all six numbers. but not in california. however, a safeway in san francisco matched five out of six numbers for the second straight drawing. >> very cool. good morning. it is wednesday, october 24th. if you are like the rest of us, you're a loser. you're back at work today. don't throw away that ticket. there is still something that you can get. it's not money but something that you will like. >> exciting-ish. >> yes. first of all, you're nephew more than 7 minutes away. so let's go over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> i would have picked one number. just the 5. my wife's birthday is in may. that's it. so we move on. the show keeps going.

the visibility anywhere from three-quarters to two miles around knnovato. you can see atherton and lucas valley road. everybody else doing okay as far as visibility goes. 6 in petaluma is about as low as it gets. dress for temperatures. upper 40s to mid-50s now through 7:00. near 60 the refuse of the day at the coast. 64 to 67 around the bay. >> all right. checking the south bay for your commute. this is 101 with the headlights headed in the northbound direction be he low the 880 overcrossing. everybody is moving fine both northbound and southbound. a little busy as far as leaving san jose. once you get around the 17 overcrossing, which is what we're looking at now, things thin out towards cupertino for an eight-minute drive.

>> thanks, sue. developing news in the east bay. atv investigators are expected at the site of the five-alarm fire in oakland. >> they will look to see if this is the latest in a string of arsons to hit the east bay. amy hollyfield is live in oakland this morning. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, alexis. well, they are protecting this site. you will see oakland police officers are here watching over this damaged building. they have been here all night. this building at west grand and filbert was a big ball of fire yesterday morning at 2:00 a.m. townhomes were being built here. the builder says he will continue on this project. there will be more than 100 townhomes here. the project has the full support of the mayor. >> we are in a housing crisis. we need to build housing as quickly and effectively as possible.

but the bigger offense is the absolute risk of loss of life. >> reporter: she is pointing out if this fire was set, what a threat this was of to the community. here is the view from droneview7. it shows you the size of this development and the extent of the damage from this huge fire. more than 50 homes had already been sold. some were hoping to move in by the end of the year. this is the sixth fire the a residential construction site in oakland. firefighters say they are now on high alert. they are still searching for the fire's cause. and if it was of set by someone, they are still looking for that person. no arrests have been reported. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> okay. thank you, amy. you are looking at what firefighters faced as they battled a house fire sparked by an inferno several blocks away. flying embers ignited two homes.

everyone managed to get out safely. neighbors described the embers as raining down on them. it is the sixth major construction site in oakland to burn in just six years. in july of last year, a seven-story apartment building burned down. the cause of fire was not determined. arson not ruled out. >> a development on the border burned in july 2016 and again in may 2017. both were ruled arson. >> on halloween in 2016, a five-alarm fire hit a construction site a block from lake mary. investigators couldn't determine the cause. >> and in 2012, arson fire burned a construction site for a senior housing complex near the west oakland bart station. >> stay on top of the latest developments on the oak land fire with our abc 7 news app. enhanced live video features and push alerts. there's new trouble this morning for san francisco's

millennium tower. this is a picture of a cracked glass panel between the 9th and 10th floors. according to the city building iners, a window washing firm reported it to an engineering fire hired by the homeowners association two years ago. there is no explanation for why it took so long to come to light. this comes after a window on the 36th floor crashed last month. it was caused by exterior impact and not the sinking of the building. the city ordered the homeowners installation to reinstall scaffolding by friday. that will stay in place until the glass is replaced and the engineering firm additional analysis. pg&e will be working to produce wildfire threat in marin county. it cut power to napa, lake, and is sonoma counties following an emergency shutoff to represent wildfires. of starting this morning, crews will be flying to check for sagging power lines.

they will remove dangerous vegetation. work will continue through friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. state investigators blame pg&e equipment for causing 17 wildfires last fall, including 12 north bay fires. happening today, palo alto-based tessa is set to release third-quarter earnings report after the closing bell. tesla shares were up 12.7% in trading yesterday. after citroen research had been tessa's stock for years south side it would invest for the long haul. 15 wall street analysts do not expect tesla to turn a profit for the quarter. ceo elon musk told employees at the end of last month the company was close to profitment. on monday night, the company said they would release third-quarter earnings report at 3:30 this afternoon. waking up and wondering if you're now a billionaire. >> you're not. a single ticket purchased matched all six numbers in the

$1.5 billion. here are the incomes. 5-28-62-65-70, and your gold mega ball is 5. lottery officials estimated the prize to be a world record, but it wasn't. it actually fell short a little bit. the record powerball prize was split between three winning tickets. this was up doubtedly the largest amount to ever go to a single winning ticket. so that's kind of the difference. you can remain anonymous since south carolina lets the lottery winner claim the prize in secret. of the jackpot and the cash payout of $178 million had lotto fever spreading across the u.s. >> i good crazy with the whole thing. i wouldn't know what to do with it stphrfplt eight tickets matched five of the six numbers, including one in san francisco. that lucky person bought a ticket at the safeway on 17th and terra bell street.

it is worth more than $562,000. you have another shot at riches. tonight's powerball drawing has a $620 million jackpot. and do not throw away your losing tickets. villa italian kitchen says that you can trade in that ticket for a free slice of cheese pizza with the purchase of a drink today. and there are five locations across the bay area. so we are a i winner. >> so we're winners. we are cheese pizza winners. >> all right. good morning. a nice deal. i would love some of that. 5:38 in the morning. 43, menlo park. 49, half moon bay and foster city. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. palo alto, 44 degrees. let's see who else is in the 40s. san ramon. livermore at 46. napa, 45. santa rosa, 44. pretty much everybody else in the low to mid-50s. a look at walnut creek. one of the areas that will get

in the upper 80s this weekend. south on 680. i want to focus on the weather during the committee. novato and san francisco, we have a little bit of fog developing. cool to seasonal temperatures on mass transit. you will need the sun glasses out on the water this afternoon. north baker's cyst 47 to 66 at noon. low to mid-70s. very comfortable afternoon. grab a jacket this evening with the stars at 8:00, down to 57. we'll see a lot of cloud cover in san francisco. low to mid-60s today. 57 by 8:00. let's head down to the south bay. increasing is sunshine during the afternoon hours. 54 this morning. # 6 your lunchtime temperature. we'll hang around 70 during the afternoon. back down to 60. so today is the first day of the warming trend that could can push a 90-degree or two temperatures into our neighborhood. we want to bring sue in. it was quiet. i'm looking over your shoulder. it looks busy out. >> still a nice commute for your hump day.

metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's what you're looking at there. it all sold out. you can get right by that if you carpool. the guys are whizzing by. sluggish on the upper deck as you make your way into san francisco. no problems on the span. a lot of folks enjoying the ride into the city. ouch. a big commute out of the central valley. one-hour drive. consider taking the ace train if you can. they're all on time. 46 bart trains running on schedule. and smart trains out of the north bay running a nice alternate for your commute if you're traveling from, say, can cloverdale. a settlement over the largest security breach in history. that means you might be getting money back. >> i took a walk over to the new amazon go store after yesterday's newscast. and i had some questions. i'm

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i'm tracking clouds just about everywhere. notice the lack of radar returns. dry cold front moving through. it will bring us increasing sunshine. 78 in l.a. 94, palm springs. a mix of sun and clouds. mid to upper 70s.

sunny afternoon, monterey, 64. same in yosemite. next seven days in tahoe, what a swing from 63 today, to 72 saturday. 48, next week with the lows in the 20s. >> thank you, mike. a commercial diver and filmmaker is recovering after bitten by a white shark. ron elliott was diving near the farallon islands when he was attacked yesterday afternoon. the shark bit his right hand. the coast guard rescued and airlifted him to stanford medical center. he is known for underwater documentary work on sharks and marine biologists say at this time of year there are just under 100 sharks near the farallon islands. it happened in an area known as the red triangle, including the fair lesson islands to the west, bodega bay to the north, big sur to the south. red triangle is a notorious hunting ground for great white

sharks because of all the prey. 80% of shark attacks in the u.s. have is happened in that red triangle. >> gentleman look might owe you some cash. yahoo! $50 million. final approval is pending. users will be eligible for $25 for each hour of time spent dealing with issues tied directly to the security breach. the maximum is 375. in addition, yahoo! will provide two years of free credit monitoring services. thousands of health care workers are entering the second day of a three-day strike against university of california medical center statewide in a contract dispute. abc 7 news was at ucsf and striking workers walked picket lines yesterday. a major sticking point is the hiring of lower-paid contractors to work inside uc hospitals.

>> outsourcing. one in six of people doing the work that we do is not a uc employee. they work for a lower jet sourced company. >> we are trying to keep business as normal. >> the hospital had to reschedule 4,000 patient appointments because of the strike. your voice, your vote. bernie sanders set to appear with congresswoman barbara lee in the east bay. it will support liberal congressional candidates. he will appear at the berkeley theater 11:00 a.m. saturday. he is rumored to be considering a run in 2020. political observers point out he has made what sounds like campaign stump speeches in tpwalts ground states in recent weeks. >> we told you about amazon go opening up its first store in san francisco. there are no cashiers. there are am apps to get in.

>> i had a few technical difficulties, which i will admit are user error. >> okay. >> there wii e go! my phone was locked. >> it is mostly ready-made meals. it is designed for people to go for breakfast or lunch and bring back to the office. and a lot of it was reasonably priced. you can see all the sensors in the ceiling that make this all happen. the answers range from it's what they use in self-driving cars. i had another problem when i was leaving. you'll see i try to go out. i just think i can go out any gate. not true.

>> awkward as always. matt keller tried out the store. >> no way. >> it looks like he is stealing a kit kat. have no fear, he was not shoplifting. >> he was testing the sensors. >> believe you he me, the sensors know what they're doing. >> it looked like one of the employees was very quickly walking out to catch him as he walked out with the kit kat. >> apparently it was testify indeed seattle extensively before they ruled it out in chicago and now san francisco. it looks like it has a high accuracy rate. >> okay.

>> they're watching. >> everywhere. >> they're watching your wallet. because you got a receipt, right? >> yeah. >> that's impressive. like that. 5:49 this morning. might be a new breakfast spot. stop bringing sandwiches from home and go there. down in san jose, high clouds. temperatures 55 degrees. partly cloudy with near seasonal highs today. of warming trends going to kick in tomorrow and peak saturday. cooler but still no rain in the forecast. by noon, you can see even at the coast it's starting to break up. amou a lot of high clouds in the morning. it will push us warmer. low to mid-70s in the south bay. 72, san jose. locked in the 60s. mid to upper 60s in the peninsula. mountain view will hit 70.

south san francisco, 64 to 65. warmer in sausalito. low 60s along the north bay coast. low to mid-70s in your valleys. 67 in richmond, fremont. haoeft bay valleys, low to mid-70s. tonight the cloud cover out there once again. close to 70 along the coast saturday. back in the 60s and 70s by monday. hi, sue. >> good morning. taking a look at your san mateo bridge. causeway up the high rise, about a 17-minute drive towards 101, westbound commute direction. no stalls or accidents on that span so to speak this morning.

otherwise, over an hour up and over the altamont months. consider ace train if you can. accident blocking slow lane near north mission. you can see it's pretty green in the area. not a lot of slowing here. we will check back in a couple of minutes and get an update for you. >> thank you, sue. new at 6:00, the new cereal fans have been waiting for. when honey smacks will be back on store shelves. this is san francisco's most expensive home that just went on the market. you can fly to

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a look from east bay hills camera. cloudiness and fog trying to take over san francisco. that's the increase in clouds i was talking about. once they pull back, it reveals a day that couldn't be much closer to average for the east bay, inland, south bay, and up into the north bay. were for san francisco and the peninsula, it will be 4 to 5 degrees cooler than average. a starbucks is open where every employee is fluent in american sign language. sit down the is street from gallaudet university. this store features signs and logos in english and sign language on everything from aprons to the mugs. you can see it there. tablets at the register are also available. it seems like a fantastic idea. >> yeah. love that. >> jetblue wants a kind-hearted person to check in for good.

the a contest for a free international vacation at the end of november. >> you will have to volunteer while abroad. the destination is a surprise. to enter go check in for good.com. applicants must answer questions about how often they currently volunteer and why they do it. the contest ends friday night. san francisco has a new most expensive home. >> it will set you back 45 mill. it is on the famous crooked lombard street s. it would make 950 lombard the most expensive house in the city. the property sits on two hillside lots on russian hill and includes a structure designed by willis polk. tourists wandering by think about what it could get them

back home. >> you can get a super big house, an empire. >> you could get a nice villa. >> what do you get in australia for 45 million? >> probably the whole country. >> the previous record breaker was $30 million. a personal helicopter maker is taking reservations. 1,000 bucks gets your name on a list to purchase a helicopter that would allow you to fly to work by air. the sure fly will be ready by 2021. it will cruise up to 70 miles per hour for more than two hours using battery power. and that helicopter will run you about $200,000. there is an emergency parachute in case there is a problem. >> yikes! i can think of some of our commuters who would love to use that helicopter to get over the altamont pass.

a couple cash-paying folks. eight minutes towards marin county. hour commute from tracy up and over the altamont to dublin. an accident in the fremont, south 680 just cleared some lanes stpwhraofp lanes. willa, causing flooding in mexico. as it moves into texas, all the rain falling today and tomorrow, through the same area that had flooding. last week we showed you the dramatic bridge video of it just getting destroyed by the flooding rains. that's the same area. about 3.1 million people under a flood watch because of that. >> all right. new at 6:00, apple ceo tim cook calling for more privacy protections for all of us. police arrest three people for starting a fire at an east bay kfc. one has a close relationship with the restaurant. >> and you did not win the mega

millions jackpot unless you bought your ticket in south carolina. someone matched five out of six numbers. a live look at 5:58. most of us can expect a pretty

devastating news for the person holding the win withing lottery ticket. overnight the prize was reduced to $1.5 billion from 1.6. i hope they are going to be okay. >> i do too. >> that ticket sold in south carolina. >> are they even going to notice with that much money? >> they can't say it's a record breaker any more because it wasn't.