temperatures in the 40s and 50s. much warmer at lunch than it had been last week thanks to the extra hour of sunshine. we start in the 40s and 50s. 60 to 68 at the coast and bay. by 4:00, mid-70s inland. upper 60s around the bay. 7:00 under sunshine, grab the coates once again, 54 to 61. take a look at some neighborhood numbers and how the rest of the day is going to unfold coming up next. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. no major incidents. we are starting quiet in that regard. we have road work to talk about. out to the central valley, westbound 205. lanes down before you get to manipulate house parkway. they should be wrapping up any moment. speeds at 9 miles per hour and 19 once you make it out of that.

we'll look at the drive time tracy to dublin, 52 minutes. antioch to concord in the green at 13. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco looking great, in the green, at 15 minutes. your voice, your vote. election day is tomorrow. president trump is kpaeupg to the ve-- campaigning to the ver end. >> former president barack bama and other democrats campaigning for candidates in their party. >> stephanie ramos live for us in washington. stephanie? >> reporter: reggie and jessica, this is the final push. president trump campaigning to the last minute. former president barack obama doing the same. both of them trying to boost as much support as they can in these final days. the president is closing ow the midterm campaign with a mad dash. our latest abc news/washington

post poll shows democrats leading 52% to 44% among likely voters. they need to gain two seats. states the president is focusing on as he sticks with his key theme, immigration. >> democrats are openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to break our laws. >> reporter: obama made campaign stops in in in and illinois hitting republicans on health care. >> they have declared war on obama care, on the affordable care act, and all the provisions in it. >> reporter: voter turnout in these midterm elections are breaking records across the country. more than 80% of voters surveyed in one of our recent abc

news/washington post poll say definitely vote in this election. >> this is one of the big questions, what's going to happen with the house? are democrats going to be able to take over some of the seats? >> so far 34 million people have voted early. democrats are likely to take the house. if that happens, if they even go for the senate, democrats need two seats to gain control in the senate. it will look very different for president trump on wednesday morning. his presidency will look a lot different. back over to you guys. >> stephanie ramos reporting live from washington, d.c. thank you. and the election could shake up control of congress, as we have been mentioning. democrats can gain a majority in the house by flipping 23 seats. all 435 house seats are up for grabs. only 48 are considered competitive races. meanwhile, in the senate, let's talk about that.

35 seats will be decided tomorrow. a majority are in states that overwhelmingly voted for president trump in 2016. democrats have to hold on to their current seats and pick up two more to gain control there. >> you can find a guide to the candidates, measures and propositions by going to abc7news.com/election. count on us for live election coverage tomorrow. abc news will have coverage of the biggest races around the country. that stars at 5:00 p.m. then we will have live local election coverage throughout the evening, including abc 7 news at 9:00 on kofy tv true and 11:00 on abc 7. crews will be out in san francisco drilling through some walks. they are installing well water monitor thdaitors in the marina and fisherman's wharf. pg&e are looking to pick point

where toxins are buried in the ground. work to install the new well water monitors begins at 8:00 this morning. two children allegedly kidnapped by their mother had been missing for more than two days now. an amber alert has been issued for her 11-year-old daughter and 1-year-old son. the children were taken during a family visit with a social worker in san jose. the mother is believed to be driving a gray 2012 mini cooper with california plate 6uwl251. she may be headed to colorado springs. in the north bay prb, wildf and floods will cost napa valley $90 million. >> the county has bayed $37 million for quake damage so far. the price tag is $26 million and

still climbing. last year's north bay wildfires added $3.5 million in damage and overtime costs. the county has gotten money from the state and federal governments, but costs are still adding up. amazon's newest store opens up. it is the four store at the old crate and barrel on 4th and delaware streets. the store get its name because amazon.com customers rated all the items four stars and above. that means that you will find a variety of things like electric tropg -- electronics, toys, books. the store opens at 10:00 this morning. happening today, a message on many bay area highway signs. caltrans and the highway patrol is taking part in drowsy driving prevention week. 900 electronic signs will raise awareness of the danger of driving without getting enough sleep. going without shuteye for 18

hours is the same as having a blood alcohol content of .05%, just under the .08 dui limit in california. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. how about we take a look at san francisco. ocean beach, presidio the cool spots. castro, mission, 54, along with the marinmarina. 45 in american canyon. easily the coolest spot. pleasanton, santa clara, waking up to 47 degrees. the rest of us pretty much in the low to mid-50s. a look from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. beaches today, breezy spots. small craft advisory. not in the bay. you want the polarized sunglasses for the glare off the water. exercising, light humidity today. 57 at the peninsula. delightful 68 at noon.

down to 61 at 6:00. as far as the east bay valley, some of our warmest temperatures, 54. we're 20 degrees warmer at noon at 74. by 6:00, we're 64. last stop, the south bay. 55. total sunshine. low to mid-70s this afternoon. look at the quick dropoff to 60 by 8:00. you'll need a jacket then. a bone dry accuweather seven-day forecast. let's see what else is going on with the morning commute. >> not too much so far this morning. off to a quiet start. the san mateo bridge. nice light volumes. east side light. it usually stays pretty light for the entire morning drive. mass transit looking good. 20 bart trains in service, no delays. ace 1 on time. ac transit, not hearing of any issues there so far today either. normal service, no delays. we do have road work slowing you down in a couple of hours. we'll head back to that coming

up next. >> thanks, alexis. dorms for adults. unique housing coming to one of the most expensive markets for renters. no parking on the water. no parking on the water. fremont start-up beat 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.

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>> what a treat we have today. some of the quietest weather in the entire country. a few clouds this morning. just about total sunshine everywhere across the state. take a look at the state. central valley, upper 70s. 71, san diego. look at tahoe. 63. still warm there. 65, monterey. 58, eureka. my 7-day forecast for tahoe. here's the good news. the record-high temperatures, they're over. 63 today will be our warmest temperature. we will slide to 60 by wednesday. a dry cold front comes in. look at the low temperatures. below freezing. most of the ski resorts will be making snow every night this week. jessica, reggie. >> mike, thank you. back to our breaking news we have been following this morning. big response in the north bay at what to be a drug and alcohol center. >> this is smith ranch road on 101. amy hollyfield is there for us

this morning. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning, reggie. we just got briefed by a sergeant. three people were shot here. a woman and two men. one man died here at the scene. a woman and a man were taken to the hospital. he said he does not know their condition. they got the call to come out 1:30 this morning. this happened in the area of the helen vine detox center. we are at smith ranch road. officials tell us they looked for the suspect. they brought in the chp's helicopter so they could look from above. they did not find anyone. they do not have anyone in custody. however, they did want to get the word out that this area is safe, that no one is in danger, that the neighborhood is okay. we asked if there was a possible motive, did it have to do with the detox center, the patients or anyone who worked here.

the sergeant does not know at this time. he plans to brief us in the another 45 minutes. he does not know the ages of people involved. we hope to get more information. that is the late e. we just got briefed moments ago. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> okay, okay. here's a little bit of background. it is owned by buckelew programs based in san rafael. they patient inpatient and outpatient in lake, marin, tphepbd seen know, napa and sonoma counties. it is funded by county mental health department and fees by clients. a trial begins for notorious drug man joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he smuggled 200 tons of cocaine into the u.s. prosecutors say he continued to

run his massive operation from behind bars. he escaped from prison in mexico twice before being extradited to the u.s. last year. he faces life in prison on drug charges. in the north bay, the first for voters in sausalito. boats on richardson bay have been receiving warnings that police can remove vessels in the water off sausalito for 72 hours. boaters super avoided paying for berth. the high cost of housing is forcing them to live on on their vessels. police tell the chronicle they are being forced to take action because of reports of theft and other problems. >> the largest dormitory style apartment building in the world. the start-up star city wants to build 800 units in downtown san jose. they feature small private bedrooms. residents share a living room and kitchen with at least a

dozen other units. rents could start at $800. they go up to $2,500, which is actually well below the going rate for a one bedroom apartment in san jose. also in the south bay, the 49ers will be off the field and at the bowling alley tonight. it benefits the 49ers foundation, which supports youth programs in the area. they are teaming up with jerry rice to put on a celebrity bowling event at bowl more cupertino. businesses will bowl with current or former 49ers players. >> the 49ers haven't had the best season. maybe they will have better luck at the bowling alley. >> i can't remember the last time i went bowling. >> i love bowling. >> i know. i'm terrible at it. >> do you have shoes? >> i'm thinking about getting

them. >> i have bowled a few leagues in the is summer before i took up swimming. imagine the big burly hands with 16 pound balls and they will heave it and pins will be flying everywhere. i hope they have a great time. you're never more than 7 minutes away. golden gate bridge. there is no fog to talk about. a light breeze. 3 miles per hour. that is it. it will pick up along our beaches later today. otherwise, mild today. you'll need sunglasses. a little bit of dew on the car. not seeing a chance of rain the next 10, 14 days. let's enjoy what we have. low to mid-70s. milpitas 74. gilroy, 77 degrees. on the peninsula, a few upper

60s around millbrae, san mateo. breezes will keep us in the low to mid-70s along the coast. upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco. sausalito, 69. upper 70s in the north bay. ukiah, napa, vallejo, 75 to 76. upper 60s around richmond and berkeley. 70 to 72 east bay shore. temperatures flirting with 80 inland. for tonight, we will drop into the mid-40s to mid-50s once again. my accuweather 7-day forecast. it will be a lot like today. coolest days are thursday, friday, saturday. still a little bit warmer than average. hi, alexis. good morning. we have road work slowing you down in the oakland area. full closure once again on northbound 880 for that overpass demolition. everyone forced off at 23rd. that is definitely causing

backup. about a 15-minute delay. averaging 17 miles per hour. picking up the speed there, once you get closer to that. it looks like they may be picking up cones. they may be wrapping up a little bit before the 5:00 a.m. deadline. bay bridge toll plaza. a stack up on either side. fast track, no issues for you. of course we're expecting metering lights to turn on at 5:25 this morning. amazon looking to boost holiday sales by offering more free shipping. fremont company has debuted the world's first foldable smartphone. here's "tech bites". in today's "tech bites", amazon has a holiday gift for customers. >> beginning today, shipping is free with no minimum order. the retail giant is trying to boost sales by giving customers a taste of what its prime service is like. prime customers will get free same-day service on some items. elon musk is giving us a first look at his plan to relieve los angeles traffic. >> it's a video of a two-mile

test tunnel. he says it will carry cars and shuttles and electric skates as fast as 150 miles per hour. musk says public test rides will start december 10th. and first foldable phone is now for sale. >> samsung was releasing a foldable phone but royale beat them to it. it goes from tablet to smartphone by folding like a book and costs nearly $1300. those are your "tech bites". >> have a great day. >> foldable technology is expensive. >> it does look cold, though. >> i would be scared of breaking it. >> well, that too. flown a major airline the last seven years? you may have money coming to you. >> a ceremony that brought hollywood stars to the bay area. remembering those no longer

all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. walnut creek, one of the areas starting off in the 40s this morning. by the afternoon hours, you and everybody in the east bay will be flirting with 80, 10 degrees warmer than average. the close 6th we will be is 67, which is very comfortable with sunshine. that's in san francisco. enjoy the warm weather. here's reggie. all right. thanks so much, mike. more options to fly in and out of the south bay. sweflt expanding roots from mineta san jose international

airport. 11 to portland and 8 to santa ana during the woke. they rolled out flights to tucson, arizona. you might be able to cash in on a lawsuit filed against the nation's largest airlines. it accused american, deadline ta, southwest and united of colluding to raise fares. you may get an male involving american and southwest, but don't expect a lot of money. the $60 million settle many is being split among millions of travelers. nighted and delta continue to fight the lawsuit. on the peninsula, hollywood stars rubbed elbows with stars of silicon valley fort oscars of science. >> hundreds attended the break through ceremony in mountain view last night. the prize celebrates major achieve manies in physics, life sciences and math. the ceremony paid tribute to stephen hawking, who passed in march.

a man had asthma attacks around the same time every day. >> i noticed these attacks seemed to be early in the morning. and i saw the correlation with the circadian rhythm. my topics are generally inspired by personal experiences. >> celebrities like pearce brosnan, lionel richie, and julianne more also there. the winners split $22 million in prize money. all right. let's vote for sunshine and really nice conditions tomorrow. if you're going to be out and about, exercising your right, early when the polls open at 7:00 in many areas, mid to upper 50s. by noon, if you you're a able to kick off at work, maybe your work allows you an hour to vote, upper 60s around the bay to low to mid-70s inland. if you have to wait until after work, say 5:00, still comfortable. mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s to low 70s inland. as the polls close at 8:00, you

might need a coat if you rush in at the last minute. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. absolutely no chance of rain. so get out there and vote. all right. here's alexis. good morning, mike. i want to head back out to central valley. road work slowing you down on westbound 205. it appears to be around mountain house parkway. we have one lane down. and you are very heavy. heavy south of there on 580 as well. 12 miles per hour there. 6 miles per hour getting out of tracy. and a new issue on westbound 580 and altamont pass. so we will check that out in just a moment. first, a very empty side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. it is empty. back to you. >> a hayward funeral home transformed into a colorful celebration of the dead this weekend. ♪

dozens of people danced to mariachi music to celebrate the day of the dead. there was face painting for the kids and sugar skull decorations. >> the folks who have passed are still with us in some way. it is to honor them, to remember them, to celebrate their life, and also to bring family together because those family ties are so strong too. >> more than 1,100 people attended yesterday's event. coming up next, amazon giving everyone an early christmas present. and the reason you're about to see more police officers on some bay area roads. here's a live look at

here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein.

we're following breaking news in the north bay. one person is dead after a shooting at a detox center. we have a team live at the scene. we will take you there in just a moment. good morning. it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday, november 5th. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hi, mike. >> live doppler 7. bone dry. maybe a little bit of dew on the car and the grass this morning. let's roll out this first monday of november and show you what's going on. temperatures at 7:00, upper 40s to low 50s. by noon, we're going to stay near 60 at the coast. upper 60s to mid-70s at the bay. same temperatures at 4:00. by 7:00, you'll definitely need the coat. when i come back, i'll take a look at what kind of weather to expect during your commute. how about the commute itself. here's