>> there it is. the most talked about moment from last night's 49ers/raiders game. >> a cheerleader takes awe knee during the anthem. what we know this morning. >> it is 5:00 a.m. on, thank goodness, friday, november 2nd. >> let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> it will be back as strong as yesterday tomorrow. the offshore wind event that develops and brings us unfortunately a high fire danger. starting at 1:00 tomorrow morning through 6:00 sunday morning. above 1,000 feet. critical fire conditions develop. we're waking up in the low to mid-50s. stay in the low 60s at the coast. that is completely different than yesterday. the fog is back there. 68 to 74 at noon. 73 to 81. so 5 to 6 degrees cooler for the

rest of us. 7:00, 65 to 70. still pretty comfortable. let's see if there's comfortable conditions on the roads. do you see any hot spots? >> a couple of slow areas mostly due to construction. in the east bay, we had road work between gilman and powell. that is wrapping up. now we have a collision in the same area. westbound 80 near buchanan street. both have heavy damage. they will need two tow trucks. you are starting to back up. other than that, we're looking good. westbound san mateo, state route 92. a tough commute. so far so good. next traffic update in just about 10 minutes alexis, thank you. the very last battle of the bay game was memorable before it even started. >> during the national anthem, a cheerleader for the 49ers took a knee. as you might imagine, that got people talking in the final matchup between the raiders and

the 49ers. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in santa clara for us this morning. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. the lights are still on at levi's stadium. crews are still cleaning up after the big game last night. instead of the spotlight being on the 49ers win, it is now on one of the team's cheerleader. an unidentified gold rush cheerleader took a knee last night before the kickoff. they are not filming the anthem because of the protests. it became a big preliminary issue with president trump calling it unpatriotic. it appears to be the second time a 49ers cheerleader took a knee. the bay area news group reports two gold rush cheerleaders kneeled last year on christmas

eve. i reached out to the 49ers for a statement. i have yet to hear back. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. a high-speed chase took police officers across the east bay. it started as a call about an armed man in vallejo and ended on international boulevard in oakland. that is where police fired shots at the driver. abc 7 reporter ansar has more. >> reporter: oakland police taking the lead in the chase in vallejo. >> a very credible witness who has known the suspect for a long time. >> reporter: he was armed and parked in front of the house. when police arrived, the suspect took off, leading police on a high-speed chase from vallejo to oakland with speeds over 100 miles per hour. >> a four-runner, black, that he is choosing. he is carrying an uzi and handguns.

>> reporter: the driver crashed. when he tried to get out of his suv, police fired multiple shots. the suspect was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. >> there was still leaving after-school programs. they said everything was safe at the school. >> reporter: oakland resident parker says his son goes to a nearby school. his big concern,ment high-speed chase through his neighborhood. >> you have to be careful with those chasingsment after 30 miles, if you can't stop a person, you need to regroup and find another way to do it. >> reporter: captain horton says it's a tough call, especially dealing with a suspect known to be heavily armed and wearing body armor. >> of course it is dangerous. so is a person with assault rifles and pistols putting more people in danger. it is a judgment call. ist is a difficult decision the officers have to make. >> reporter: one officer did suffer minor injuries but no one else was hurt in the crash. they haven't released the deals.

ansar hassan. a father faces child abuse charges after his son got his gun and shot himself. he is also being charged with being an ex-felon in possession of a gun. investigators say page admitted he had a gun hidden in the top of an entertainment cabinet. the boy apparently climbed into the cabinet and grabbed the semiautomatic gun. 55-year-old mark bazay left his home and his personal belongings and his car. if you know where he is, please call the sheriff's department. google employees are demanding action from the company following a day of protests. at least 50 google campuses around the world staged walkouts yesterday. >> employees accuse the company of mishandling sexual harassment allegations against executives.

yesterday employees rallied outside. here are their demands. they want an end to arbitration of harassment and discrimination cases. they also want a clear process for reporting sexual misconduct safely and anonymously. >> sometimes they are the ones above them and in charge of promoting them or in charge of their jobs. >> employees want commitment from google for equal pay and equal opportunity for women. they paid andy rubin a severance package of $90 million. take a look. this map shows the locations of google offices around the globe where employees walked out. >> the walkouts happened gradually at 11:10 local time. google ceo was not far from the new york city walkout. he was at a new york times event and addressed the movement. >> we are listening to employees. that's partly whyed is

important. and i think there are concrete were steps coming out in terms of what we can do better. i want to acknowledge the women who step up and do this. it shows extraordinary courage. >> and you can find full coverage of this and the walkouts, demands, by heading to abc7news.com. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures are a little bit cooler in some neighborhoods. a little bit more, say in livermore, 11 degrees cooler. about 5 degrees cooler in the north bay. we don't have fog right now. we have a lot of mid to upper 40s from novato to ukiah. san rafael, warm, 56. tiburon, 60. 53 in vallejo. napa right now at 51 degrees. across the bay, 59 in elsa bran tay. alameda, 60. san ramon, 50. 54 in tracy. fog in half moonarim

snkint the golden gate the next few eahours. foggy and breezy at our beaches. no small craft advisory but it will be faster than it has been the last couple of days. comfy if you're out and about. yeah, you need a jacket in the morning at 56. noon, gone, because we're 70. 63 at 8:00. chilly in the in the east bay. low 80s this afternoon. 67 this evening. great weather. 57 this morning to mid-70s this afternoon. 63 at 8:00. how is the alexis? a couple of things to talk about in the east bay. we'll start with bad news. two-car crash blocking westbound 80 near pwaou kabuchanan in alb. it is slowing you down for a mile. a few minutes ahead of schedule,

northbound 880 a at 23rd. those residual delays cleared out quickly. the bay bridge toll plaza, no delays cash lanes. no metering lights yet. we hope it will happen a little bit later since it's friday. alexis, thank you. >> a san jose bishop is recovering from a back fracture in a hospital. he had a serious fall. mercury news reports bishop mcgraw was hurt yesterday. the diocese said he would appreciate prayers. recently bishop mcgraw confronted clergy sex abuse in the diocese. last month he named 15 accused priests and announced an internal investigation. >> speedy recovery. going on strike just in time for the holidays. the delivery service that's warning about a possible work stoppage. the final battle of the bay matchup was not a close game. apparently fans decided they needed another form of entertainment, so there were fights. lots of fights. and in the eve baast

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all right. we'll take a look at the exploratorium camera. the sea breeze is coming back. that's why today is not going to be quite as warm as yesterday. but the warmth will return at

least for a-day engagement, tomorrow. before temperatures start to climb back to average. look at the squid. ohhh! >> the fisherman not very happy when a great white shark stole his catch. he and his dad were fishing and thought a dolphin was heading towards them. turns out, incident was a hungry shark. the great white freed most of the squid leaving him a little frustrated. you're going to need a bigger boat. sticking with the sea, a boat crew off the coast of california spot a whale in a buoy line. the coast guard told them it couldn't help, so one of the >>epr:?mped ctio this morning's gma first look, watch as this california fisherman does theunthinkable. jumping into the water off the

central california coast to free a humpback whale entangled in a rope. the 25-year-old leaps onto back of a massive humpback whale with a knife as the whale thrashes around. he gives under water with him on his back. >> we saw a big whale. and it was like getting cut with this line that was attached to the sea floor. >> while he accomplished his mission, deposit wildlie say the rescue was not only dangerous, it could have been deadly. >> being in the water around a whale, that's really about as dangerous as it can get. we are concerned with human loss of life in these situations. >> reporter: abc news new york. >> i'm glad it ended well. boy, that's dangerous. wow. okay. listen to this. cdc giving san francisco $8 million to help with hiv care and prevention. the grant breaks down to $2

million a year for the next four years. and the money is going to go to project opt-in. it will increase several efforts, including homeless outreach and intense itch care management. they are nearly 16,000 people living with hiv, among the highest in the entire country. it is your voice, your vote. and, no, oprah winfrey still isn't going to run for president. rumors of her political aspirations came up again when she hit the campaign trail in georgia to support stacey abrams, who is running for governor. >> i'm not here because i'm making some grandstand because i'm thinking about running myself. i don't want to run. i'm here today because of stacey abrams. >> okay. so stop asking her. oprah urged african-americans to vote at a rally in marietta,

georgia. she supports stacey abrams and she was not paid to speak last night. abc news will have coverage of the biggest races around the country at 5:00 p.m. we'll have live local election coverage throughout the evening, including abc 7 news at 9:00 p.m. on kofy tv 20 and abc 7 news at 11:00. google, apple and facebook have a message for president trump. they support the lgbt community. fortune reports the company sent a letter to the president yesterday. their response follows a "new york times" report that federal officials plan to get rid of transgender protections from existing laws. >> u.p.s. warning customers about a possible strike. bloomberg reports a contract extension for 11,000 union workers expires november 12th. a vote on final contracts will happen next week. u.p.s. is already preparing for disruption.

the last day for freight pickups is next wednesday. it can only guarantee through next thursday. the strike does not affect its package business. aaa is a apparently trying to do more than fix a flat tire for you. they are taking a big leap in the autonomous vehicle market. the san francisco business times reports aaa acquired a driverless testing facility in east bay. it is where driverless companies can test their vehicles in all types of different scenarios. they have 10 facilities in the u.s. but the largest is in concord at the former naval weapons, that's the one aaa acquired. this will help them stay close to developments in the autonomous vehicle industry. not a good sign for a bay area football when the two biggest story from last night wasn't the actual game. several fights in the stands. one of them involved a 49ers fan

beating up another. violence common when these two teams match up. they made several arrests for public intoxication and assault. >> and you saw the other big story earlier this hour. a 49er cheerleader kneeling for the national anthem. as for the actual game, 49ers smoked the raiders, 49-3. third-strange quarterback nick mullins dominated his nfl debut. by the way, this is the last battle of the bay ever as the raiders are set to move of to las vegas last year. >> good for him. he threw three tds in his nfl debut. that is the first time it's ever happened in 49ers history. >> yeah, he looked good. bragging rights for the rest of time. >> during the game, twitter

verified him. he became twitter famous halfway through the game last night. enough he's trending. >> a milestone for anyone's life. >> third string quarterback to yes you are an nfl player from twitter. let's talk about your 7-day forecast. mt. tam, it is not bouncing much. but tomorrow it will. filtered sunshine today. not quite as warm as yesterday. near record levels for tomorrow. the warmth will slowly ease sunday and keep going through next week. been keeping an eye on portland and seattle. it's their 11th consecutive day with rain. we get absolutely nothing. two areas of high pressure notice they have moved. they slide to the south and east. their influence not as great today. the cold front is pushing them. once it passes the winds will develop tomorrow. the fire danger will increase. so will temperatures. today we're down just a little bit. well warmer than average.

64 half moon bay to 79, the warm spot, along the coast. 73 in san francisco. mid to upper 70s everywhere around the bay. low 80s in our inland neighborhoods. tonight upper 40s. low to mid-50s for most of us. above 1,000 feet when the breezes pick up, mid-50s to mid-60s. by accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow will be another warm one. just like it was yesterday. we'll set the clocks back an hour as daylight saving ends saturday night. we'll set the temperatures back about four to five degrees sunday. expect 60s and sundays and a whole lot of sunshine next week. a lot more like it should be this time of the year. let's turn it over to alexis. >> we have one trouble spot in the east bay. two-car crash westbound 80 near buchanan blocking the two middle lanes. that is causing a 10-minute delay. take 123. use surface streets instead. or, yeah, you have a 10-minute

wait to get past the crash scene. it sounds like they're having trouble getting a tow truck. 880 slowly starting to fill in in the south bay. we have not had any major issues so far today. and here's some drive times. all in the green s. southbound 101, 13 minutes. castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes. and 101 between 280 and 680 and highway 85, that's also in the green at 12 minutes. this is a really bizarre story. passengers on a shuttle heading to the queen mary in long beach got scared. cell phone video shows them trying to climb out of the shuttle last night. they thought the driver was trying to kidnap them in what was supposed to be a 10-minute drive became a 30-minute one. one driver asked the passenger to stop and the driver did not respond. the driver said he wanted to find a safe place to stop. he is now charged with kidnapping.

weird. a new cannabis-based medication that treats epilepsy about to hit the market. fda has final approval to epidiolex to develop two types of the diseases that develop in early childhood. it can be described for other conditions. it is not cheap. the company that makes it says it will make $32,000 a year. from 7 on your side, a warning about black & decker hammer drills. the company is recalling more than a half million of them because the handles can break off while you're drilling. it affects 630,000 hammer drills sold from january of 2010 until july of this year. black & decker says the side handles may slip or break off while in use. the company has 11 reports of accidents. one person reported a bad handle caused a shoulder injury. customers should stop using the drill immediately and contact black and decker for a new ham >> next, the 7 things you need

to know before you start your day. arson in the north bay. the investigation under waive after firefighters said someone after firefighters said someone set a historic building on four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck.

time check on this friday, 5:25. here are 7 things to know before you know. the first one, yeah, high fire danger returning starting at 1:00 tomorrow morning through 6:00 sunday morning because of daylight saving. it will be an hour longer than possibly normal. northeast wind will kick up anything that sparks easily because it's bone dry outside. not only the vegetation but the air. be careful above 1,000 feet this weekend. >> number two, marriott hotel workers are still striking. they are expected to attend a special hearing in san francisco in hopes of bringing the nearly month-long walkout to an end. workers want a boost in pay and better benefits. number three, 49ers gold rush cheerleader is receiving

attention after taking a knee during the national anthem before last night's game against the raiders at levi's stadium. the cheerleader has not been identified. >> number four, police are investigating after a high-speed chase that started in vallejo ended with a crash and officer-involved shoot something oakla oakland. they fired multiple shots at the driver after he tried to get out of his suv. the suspect was taken to the hospital. his injuries are not known. number five, president trump continuing his swing on the campaign trail to support fellow republicans with stops in indiana and west virginia. mr. trump has escalated his hard-line rhetoric in recent days with increasing focus on immigration. >> number six, one significant issue in the east bay so far. westbound 80 near buchanan and albany area blocking two middle lanes. it is causing a 15-minute delay. down to 6 miles an hour. use san pablo as an alternate. >> number seven, look at this. the internet can't seem to

figure out this brand-new emoji. it is dubbed the woozy face. it has rosy cheeks, only one eye open. according to an emoji blog it is meant to represent the state of being tired and emotional. i feel like we can get a lot of use on this morning's show. >> coming back for another 90 minutes of news, get your taste buds ready. >> governor brown hitting

it's been nearly one month since thousands of marriott workers went on strike. how they are planning to make their voices heard today. >> we will take you live outside. mike delivered what he promised. it was going to be a beautiful,

warm day yesterdayment the question, will the trend continue. and jimmy kimmel continuing his tradition on the day after halloween. >> mommy and daddy got really hungry laugh night and ate all your candy. >> the reactions. >> that kid is a good kid. the kid who was just like, well, i guess he is just going to roll with it. >> are you going to try that? >> i don't want to make him cry intentionally. >> break his spirit when he's 2 or 3 years old? >> maybe i will. depending on the day. yesterday. we'll do it again tomorrow. we will pull back the temperatures a little bit. that's one of my stories.

the other story is the high fire danger. we talked about this yesterday. weather service said, yeah, go with the red flag warning. from 1:00 tomorrow morning through 6:00 sunday morning. east bay hills, diablo range, above 1,000 feet. milder this morning. low to mid-50s. it's not as chilly as it should be. 60s and 70s at noon. 70s and 80s at the coast. that will be the coolest today compared to yesterday. still a nice day. over to alexis. what's going on? we're looking at a pretty empty bay bridge toll plaza. no wrd ord of metering lights. friday light. no delays for cash or fast track either. we have a little problem trying to get to the bay bridge from richmond. a crash blocking the far left lane. we got an update from chp. that is near pwabuchanan street. we will talk about alternates coming up next. happening today, an emergency meeting in san

francisco to deal with the ongoing hotel worker strike. >> it has lasted a month. there are fears that it is starting to have an effect on the tourism revenue. amy hollyfield live for us at the marriott marquis in san francisco. amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. well, the focus this morning on what's happening at city hall. workers tell me they plan to go. they think it's great that city leaders are getting involved. they plan to go to the special hearing that has been called. they have been on this picket line for about a month. workers from seven marriott managed hotels in san francisco and one in san jose. they are fighting for better pay. today they plan to tell the supervisors how they have to work two jobs to make ends meet. they say a large group will be at city hall today. >> we will march down to the civic center. the mayor will present herself.

speakers will be out there supporting the union and us. that's what we need. we need all the help we can get. >> the marriott ceo was invited to today's hearing but says he will not be there. he has said that marriott employees are wellen and say itted. a spokesperson would not comment on how this strike is impacting the bottom line. they think they are hurting the hoedts, thoug hotels, though. they will get involved and help bring the strike to an end. they see today's hearing as a good sign. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. two people and a dog are without a home after a

side >> a man shph side. in the east bay, the family of a man shot and killed by open police officers is react to go body camera video just released by the department. >> get your hands off the gun! >> oakland police officers shot and killed joshua pollack in march. we are not showing all the body camera video because it is graphic. a lawyer for pollack's mother said the gun was near him but he was lying down while shot. >> at no time did he get up, make an aggressive move toward anyone. >> pollack's family is pursuing legal action against the police department. in a statement, the department says, the oakland police department acknowledges any officer-involved shooting is heartbreaking for all involved and impacts our entire community. officials said they can't comment on the case because of an internal investigation. national park rangers searching for a man who ran away from a historic rifle range.

firefighters posted this video of the blaze late wednesday night. a ranger tried to chase down the man, but he escaped into the bushes. the coast guard and chp helicopters went to look for him but no luck. the building that was set on fire was also broken into. >> the 44-year-old man accused of killing 11 people at a pittsbu pittsburgh synagogue is pleading not guilty to federal charges. >> a synagogue in the bay area is trying to raise thousands of dollars to improve its security. the rabbi e-mailed asking for donations. he said after consulting with with security specialists, he realized he needs to raise about $80,000. >> when you were the best locks, bolts, the best glass and you want to insulate a room for bulletproofing, it's just a security door will cost you $10,000, $12,000. >> the rabbi said attackers may be deterred from targeting the

security if it has better security. it is your voice, your vote. jerry brown in the bay area on prop 6. that is the gas tax repeal. he pushed for an increase in gas tax to raise money for road and bridge repair, transit improvements. up until now the governor has remained silent on issues in this upcoming election. >> president trump is stepping up his handling of his hard-line immigration rhetoric. >> he will deny asylum claims for anyone entering the country illegally. pledging to house migrants in tent cities along the border. under the law, the troops are only supposed to offer l logistical support for border patrol. for the first time he said u.s. troops could open fire on migrants at the border if rocks are thrown.

>> if they throw rocks like they did at the mexican military and police, i say consider it a rifle. >> reporter: it prompted the former chair of the joint chiefs of staff, a wasteful deployment of over stretched soldiers and marines would be made much worse if use of force is used. a abc news will have the biggest races at 5:00 p.m. and live local election coverage throughout the evening, including a abc news at 9:00 p.m. on kofy tv 20 and abc 7 at 11:00. >> in the east bay, police at uc berkeley are searching for these men. the thefts helped yesterday afternoon in the energy biosciences building. police are asking anyone who knows information to contact their department.

a few upper 40s around danville, pleasanton. low to mid-50s for east bay neighborhoods. other areas in the north bay, fairfield, napa, santa rosa. mid to upper 50s from vallejo, all the way down to san jose at 57. pacifica, fog developing, about 56 degrees. it is thick around half moon bay. your commute planner, at least weather-wise. the fog is my number one issue on the roads. it may get near the golden gate bridge as we head through the morning commute. 60s at the coast to 80s inland. breezy spots, no small craft advisory but not as calm as yesterday if you're out playing on the bay. for the north bay, we go back there and see 52 this morning. about 72 at noon. and we hang around 80 from 1:00 to 5:00. 64 under the stars this evening. san francisco, not quite 80 like it was yesterday. but upper 60s to low 70s in many neighborhoods. 61 if you're headed out this

evening. and we will head all the way down to the south bay. 54 this morning. we start off with sunshine. a few high clouds will roll through. we will hang out in the upper 70s this afternoon. very comfortable 65 at 8:00. the final return of autumn in the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's bring alexis in. >> the same issue in the east bay we have been following for 45 minutes now. one of our only crashes so far today. westbound 80 near buchanan, golden gate fields. far left lane blocked. things from stacking up into the richmond area. you have a 10, 15-minute delay. use san pablo to get through the i will save you a little bit of time. backup not as long on the 580. either one is an option. like i said, it's not a terrible backup right now. looking at 10, 15 minutes. westbound 80, highway 4 to the

maze, still in the yellow even with the crash. still no metering lights. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, looking good as well. in the green. nine minutes. thanks alexis. residents are angry about an international incident. a friendship exchange with ukraine has been canceled. a friendship exchange with ukraine has been canceled. local members of the world friends organization had planned to bring in seven visitors for a weekend dinner honoring 25 years of sister cityhood. but their visas were blocked with no explanation. >> the only thing i can think of is the new policy of your new president that your world is not as open as it used to be. >> i'm embarrassed of our government. i'm angry. and very, very sad that our friends can't come visit us. >> the planned celebration

dinner with 200 guests will still be held tomorrow. dumping trash alongside roads is a major problem in the east bay. a new aggressive plan about to roll out. roll out. uber has a new plan too. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. we have a little bit of a

roller coaster coming at you. of a little bit cooler today, especially at the coast. the offshore breeze kicks up. look, near record highs again tomorrow. then the offshore breeze tapers and the fire danger. a little bit cooler sunday. let's fire up the graphics now. you can see central valley, midnight through 6:00 in the morning sunday, same time the frame for us in the bay area, high fire danger for 3.5 million people. tahoe, near record-high today of 68 degrees. then temperatures finally taper back to average next week in the mid to upper 50s. thanks, mike. abc 7 committed to building a better bay area. we are putting more time, resources and reporting on areas that impact your life. we are looking at problems and solutions,ding t in ilgatrh mpg alg adand crn cont c un cthe cnty million to clean up trash. the report recommends educating

people about yearly bulk waste pickup. the other option -- >> we are looking at ideas like how can we increase the penalty. how can we take away a person's vehicle month is caught dumping illegally. >> the current fine is 1,000 bucks. contra costa county says if you see illegal dumping call the sheriff's non-emergency number right away. trash dumping affects all of us no matter where you live. use this #betterbayarea to join on twitter and on facebook. more than 37,000 veterans are homeless nationwide. veteran homelessness dropped 5.2% since last year. in marin county, it dropped 5.3%. san mateo, 4.8%. in san francisco, it dropped

4.1%. as we approach the holiday new company disney are committed to helping bay area food banks. >> david louie presented a $15,000 check on he behalf of abc 7 and disney to second harvest food bank in san jose yesterday. the money will help them might fresh produce to distribute to families in santa clara and san mateo counties. it serves 260,000 people every month. >> it is hard to make the math work every single month. many people we serve are having to make tough choices between paying their rent, paying their medical bills, and being able to afford food. >> second harvest says 70% of the money raised is from individual donations. and your dollar you donate goes it equals two healthy meals. with halloween over, it is time for another sweet and tast

they will have 12 days to catch what they can before the commercial season stars. people are allowed to bring back only 10 dungeness crabs. apparently kids really like pranking their kids. >> jimmy kimmel challenged parents to pretend they ate all of their kids' halloween camera and then capture them on camera. it's really funny. take a look. >> i am so disappointed at you. >> you're not mad that i ate all your candy? >> i'm not mad at all. i will never be mad at you because you're my mom. >> you're too sweet. it's gross. >> aw, that was such a sweet reaction.

>> find yourself a kid like a patrol kid. >> you can watch jimmy kimmel after the 11:00 p.m. news. catch hilarious moments like all of these. it doesn't get old. >> i know. how many years has he done this now? >> several. >> quite a few, yeah. it's always funny. >> the kid hitting daddy in the face, though. we would have to have a conversation. huh- huh-uh. >> there is nothing worse than getting that from your mom. i'm so disappointed. >> you can tell she learned that from her parents. >> nothing more deflating. we will inflate the temperatures tomorrow. you like that warm weather. as long as jessica sits next to me, i'm going to try to keep her happy with the warm weather. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s around san francisco right now. it will be warm today. warmer than average. kpep the coast. it will be significantly cooler because of the clouds.

high fire danger develops tonight. 76 to 81 through most of the south bay. gilroy, 83. santa cruz, sunshine in the afternoon at 79. they have clouds this morning. 72 to 76 for most of us on the peninsula. redwood city, warmer at 78. notice temperatures along the coffee, mid-60s. that's pretty close to average. san francisco warmer than average, 73. not quite the 80s that we had yesterday. 81 downtown. we'll see more 80s, though, through the north bay. 77 to 82 your spread here. east bay shore, another gorgeous afternoon. oakland around 77. same thing with hayward. low 80s in our valleys. tonight down where most of us live, upper 40s to mid-50s. just a touch milder than this morning. in the hills, mid-60s to mid-70s because of the breezes that kick off and help the fire danger. saturday night we gain an hour.

we lose daylight saving. we go back to standard time. we will lose the offshore breezes sunday. that's why temperatures drop. 60s and 70s with a lot of sunshine next week. still, the weather is going to be great for you to get out and vote next tuesday. have a great weekend. here's alexis. >> we have one new issue to talk about on the nimitz. northbound 880, mowery avenue. a two-car crash blocking one of the middle lanes. that is in the free monday area. not a huge backupings but definitely a delay. emergency crew there's now. the other issue, west bound 80 near buchanan, a crash blocking the left lane. they have not been able to clear yet. you are heavy into the richmond stretch. marin county, north bound commute, no trouble spots. 101 southbound, no issues there. so over scrawl we are looking friday light. alexis, thank you. uber is rolling out a new rewards program for its drivers.

it's called uber pro. drivers will be ranked based on the number of rides they complete, their rating and on r. ub pro will make some drivers eligible for a pay boost, priority airport pickups, cash backup on gas purchases, and college tuition at arizona state university online. the pilot program isn't available in the bay area right now, but uber plans to roll it out to a few more markets soon >> new at 6:00, who can market the 97-year-old park ranger who survived an attack in her own home. she just received a nationwide honor. steph curry is an all-star, a champion and now executive producer. details on his new

we were talking about how bone dry it was and how we were behind average for the month. it is also the driest month of the season. the drought monitor hasn't changed at all. now that we are in november, we are in our second wettest month on average. i'll show you some of those totals coming up in less than seven minutes. thanks, mike. if you have a toyota scion, you want to hear this. they are recalling a million vehicles worldwide because of faulty air bags. it affects 17,000 scion xa cars from 2004 to 2006 in the u.s. toyota says the problem is an electrical short. it can deactivate air bags or cause them to deploy. officials will replace the control unit. other on cars in japan and

europe are part of this recall. you can add at another title to steph curry's resume, executive producer. his production company, unanimous media, teamed up with viola davis as executive directors on a documentary. it is called emmanuel. it is about the 2015 mass church shooting in charleston, south carolina. 21-year-old dylann roof shot and killed nine african-americans during their closing prayer of bible study. it will be featured at the documentary festival november 14th and 15th. speaking of steph curry and the warriors, fans of the warriors game on halloween were treated to a really special performance. look at this. ♪ >> yeah! for the first time all four of the teams in the warriors dance program entertained fans

together, including the hardwoo classics. that's the warriors new senior team for dancers 55 and older. >> age doesn' matter, though. >> the little girl in the front is doing it. >> she's like 5 years old. >> it looks so much better than when i tried to do the thriller dance. >> we were talking about that last friday. that is high equal. that is awesome. taking a look at the commute this morning, we have metering lights on now for the bay bridge toll plaza. but it took a while. 5:41 the official time this morning. really not too much of a wait in cash or fast track lanes. it is fairly friday light. we have a problem be in the fremont area. a few more details for this crash. northbound 880 before mowery avenue, two right lanes blocked. it sounds like they are sending an ambulance as well. right now let's check in with mike nicco.

november, not only our second driest of the rain season or fifth wettest, the month where we see the biggest drop in temperatures. from 70 and 50 for highs and lows to 61 and 44. an inch and two-thirds of rain. oakland, from 68 and 53 to 61 and 48. san francisco, 68 and 53 to 61 and 49. a little bit more than three inches of rain. fingers crossed it actually happens. i don't see much until possibly the 11th of this month. all right. mike, thank you. new at 6:00, another fight over skaolters in san francisco. this time some are complaining there aren't enough of the scooters? their neighborhood. okay. also new, more trouble brewing for tesla. a group of investors demanding major changes to company management. plus, a gold rush teenager takes a knee during the national anthem. if you were watching the raiders/49ers game you didn't see this.

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during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. hi, good morning. we made it to friday. >> everyone's favorite day of the week. you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> thank you, everybody. let's talk about what's going on with the red flag warning. fire dangers once again. we touched upon this yesterday. offshore breezes kick up. it creates about 1,000 feet, these areas in red, critical fire conditions through sunday at 6:00 in the morning. as far as today, he yeah, it's not going to be quite as warm as yesterday. still warmer than average away from the coast. coast is waking up to fog in the 50s. low to mid 60s this afternoon. the sun will spend all of its energy burning the fog away.